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>iild allowJ ■ ■■ cTiniton e e k s pjroofio n p ^ ^ a c e r Bill WOI I deem it nccessary ^ WASmNGTON(AP)\P ) — Israeli Prim e Minister lacted coolly. “I said that if I d private taxsinvestmeients liu said Tuesday h e is com- J A f oir r :peace, or for the interest«st of Israel to meet f r ' Bohjamin Nuiunynhu : Jt and I have not • yj — in the November elcctior•tions...... - .. uacc but said he would nego- • • • : A rarafat, l-won’t rule it out . WASHINGTON (AP) - m ined to Midcast peao :icir T h a t w ould be thIC e titime, he liiUo w ith Syria onlyr ifiif it S to p p ed supporting ter- . chailangcd my position,” Netanyallyahu said. WorlWorkers could invest part of tlic; ^ ...... :'■ ■ ■ • - HHc also took to the Whiteite House a list of godocial Security taxes in privatate said, to “have rease;a s o n a b le , ______rorist-s. .____ sed“ responsiblei- long-termerm-policy- ...... - ' Hc suggested hee"is’ i ill n o H 'u rry 't'o lp e eT ' legcd l^alestinran-pcace-accor» rd violations:...... occbccburits under■a blll propose Diplomatic sources said1 NIS e ta n y a h u ’s list 'uesday to overhaul the huge bibut discussions even aboutout sacred- ' Pdlcstiniah leader Yass'asser Arafat. cow programs' likek e S o cial luse meeting with President — ould include alleged iliellegal activity in jroulroublcd retirement system. ■ AHcr a Wiite House iie-ating-of-terrorist------'I’j J also voiced rcluctahce lo" :rusalem,‘ ^\'hich has felM he- -'niebitlroffered-l^Rcp.-Niclidc-SecurityA^ ------Clinton, Netanyahu al the It is no secret thathat Social ■; redeploying Lsrseli troopstitx in th e West Bank vii- tacks. « . Smimith, i R-Mich., with th hu laid a wreath at cndi ors Security must be repairpairctl The hige of Hebron — a cicommitment made by his Before the talks, Netanyahu ndorsement of some seiiioi ^ ______: \ ■ . icJom b of the Ujiknoym .roup&r-sl''0-woulduicIay^ththn Kvstem_will-ran outt oof f m dney______cnrnnistcr------ladCi which anyahu said they shared a ational,Cem etery and was hohonored with a 21- etirement age, graduallilly unless changes arc mad( Clinton and Nctany e Israeli antlicm by ^edi ^ d in d u d e commitment to peace,,ce. Gut Clinton stood stiffly m salute and playing of the I e d u c e pen- le U.S. Army Band. ising faxes by as the new Israeli■li 1leader served notice that I S e c u r i t y a s ™*51ethe current : and \vas not as eager a? his Clinton and Secretary of State Warren irrc' r" ‘Social! he put security first an ting today is rotetc is 6.2 pcr- J the peace proccss. Cliristopher, hr who held a warmrmup meeting with tireeirces, cut the operatil predecessor to speed tli jalem, are -signaling a (j ^ nt of wages “I think we agree2 ththat those who are on the etanyahu June 25 in Jcrusal( dditional not er breakfast today with ChrChristopher, empha-' govio v e r n m e n t ; N etanyahu th e U.S. co tinians should be y. future benefits. In 195(1950, there ? rock solid. Tliose who try to zing also that the Palestin ?orkers to jojn ^odal Security. ■ its security “remains ro APphMO litm cnts, too. “s ing were 17 workers fo r c a c h veen Israel and the Unitedd quired to fulfill their commitr “Social Security ils operatin . drive a wedge betwee roceed with further toja old retiree; the ratio is 3-tt>-J-to-1 today : States will not succeed.ed.” ■i Prosldont i Clinton i and IsrIsraeli Prlmo ' . TlTlie U.S. wants Israel to proc jday is not solvent,” Smith toi I by 2029. Jnited States has pledged to0 Mln’lsto r B onjam ln Notan}anyahu moot In tho talkIks with the Palestine Liberaliration Organization 3 news„e conference. “The late*:est and will drop 10 2-to-l by : Clinton said the Unit ion U n d e i'S m ith ’s bill,11, workers \ a fte r th o ir O val I ffinal arrangements for thehe West Bank and §ociocial Security Administratio • share m issilc^efensee irinformation w th Israel, Rose Garden Tuesday afl under Palestinian repj ; a share of yjftnnynhii, tn turn,n. aduiQwledsctUa lffellcnces, ______Gaz:aza, which is now largely ur eport shows that Sociarial could elcctto ii^t a s i^Office-meetlng.------^ [aicT5rotJlBnrl5-im------srael relationship “has few commtrol. “A^ticklisn immediat* ecu n ty will be paying out mor but said the U.S.*Isra( Israel to redeploy than rev- and their eventual Sodal:aal Security equals in the intematiilational arena" and was not)t Clinton, trying to prod the peace process, said, oveirerduc commitment by Isr tian it is taking in from tax rei s. “T he tide of history cannonnot be turned. Going trooMps in th e volatile W est Ban!lank d ty of Hebron, enuenues by the year 2012.” - benefits would beB rcdr u ced tied to the personalitie;ities of eacli nation’s leaders, ill assum es to Israel and said h e lookedd -back would be a bad mistakelake.” so1 tthat they only look afterer the tiny Jewish _ Sen.$q A lan Simpson, R-Wyo.,I., a accordingly. The bill a M^e invited Clinton to.I ent 'such an'investmelitt wes U n ited S en io rs AssoLssociation U nited States recogniz*nizes Tel Aviv as the seat of)f fairness require Israel yieldeld 100 perccnt and th e Net: nless the system undergdc sures toward the radii Inc. c ^ e d th e bill “aI big step in government. Arab side zero percent?” he asked. con>nfidence-building measu adical overhaul. not time to discuss any cut-t- “Israel is eager to m ake:e pprogress, but we can- PaleUestinians, induding a meeileeting with Arafat . At a separate news confei'er- the right direction." Clinton said it is not entiy of Palestinian ence der “There is nothing; herehc that back in the S1.2 billiiillion in economic aid thee not do so alone,” Netonyahirtihu said. “We w ant to andid a lowering of barriers to en: nee. House Majority Leade ted senior dtizcns need fear,”ir,” :said The United States providesies to Israel and noted th at a live up to agreements but>ut cannot be the only- worl□rkers from the territories. Did<>ick Ariney, R-Texas, indicate nlikdy to show any that •ity Seniors Coalition.. “Therelerc is much swift cutoff could dostiestabilizc Israel’s economy,j. ones. We yield to no oneane in our desire for However, H Netanyahu is imlil hat changing Social Sccurit It peace.” enthithusiasm for negotiating witwith Syria oveh the ?ould b e on th e table “after lillib- here that the younger' getgeneration, Netanyahu said hc hadlad just made record budget applaud.” t Israel soon, would be self-f- H e said he had emissaries•ies in contact with P L O _fututure of the Israeli-held Golaiilan H eights border ral5-have taken their beatingng” fut\iroretirees,'shouldappl ■ cuts a i ^ hoped that Is ighland-or-acc'e'ptirig'-th'c.Scrprinciple-oE:a_L-__ sufficient7TJut'h'e"saf(said,”"ThIs'doesn*rmean'I- I~-|eaderArafatrBut-svhen askasked if h e would s to g e -h ig ! ital in J e n ^ e m . could do it tomorrow." a symbolic meeting withth .Arafat, Netanyahu PaleUcstinian state with its capital eclitioii 1 White^ a t e i r iM a l 1 /ANTEI Prose Ljn^ts in Pfj WSAW LOGS-CHIP LOGS)GS ions the 12 percent LITTLE ROCK. Ark.jk. (AP) — The .tended heie participated in a con- campaign; cai S30.000 on Mi^ay 25, were no allegation STUMPAGEor prosecution restecIted in the spiracy to hide campaign cash 1990, 19' and 522,500 on Nov.2t2 of that loans w ere illegal,al. res that • Former PerrJrry County Bank DELIVERED LOGS Whitewater trial off t^vo A rkansas w ith d ra wwals s from the Internal year. yei Federal law require; HEP Ainley testify that bankers Tuesday in a ccase focusing R e v e n u e £Service. Lindsey was banks bai report to the IRS alall cash president Neal Ai K) campaign for Clinton’s cacampaign treasurer. . deposits dej and withdrawals of more Lindsey did notlot want the IRS on BiU Clinton’s 1990 c led. The normally S - w governor. ..Branscumum artomey Dan Guthrie, th tho a n $ 10,000. forms to be filed T O P IRRIGES r W. Hickman whose caseise will begin today, said Branscum’sI former seen:retary, press-shy Lindseyicy rushed outside Chief prosecutor V ise to hold a new s Ewing Jr. ^vrapped up the govern- Tuesday he did not cxpea to play Debbie De Halbrook, tesi•stified the White House DELIVERED T(fO JEROME YARLRD calling 20 wit- Clinton’s te;testimony or call Lindsey Tuesday Tui that the banker gai•ave her conference wherlen his name sur- ment’s case after cal Ith, hotjy denying CAU. JACK OR DEWWAYNE 1-800-624-26788 nesses in 11 days of testimony.tes to the staitand this week. Jurors $1,100: $1, 5600 in 1990 and 5!$500 in faced last month Although bonkeikers Herby would likel;cely see an edited version 1991. 19£ S he said Branscum askisked her any wrongdoing, WVENINGS l ' Robert M. Hill of Clinton’sn’s 2V-hour taping, his sec- to to use1 the money to contribibute to H e said h e diviiividcd the $30,000r JACK 15411 9 6 3 -2 5 9 3 DEWAYNE (208) 253-5 3 -6 1 9 8 B ranscum Jr. and Rol . four 57,500 incre- are the defendants,s, mr uch of the ond in a Wh»Vhitewi)ter-related trial. Clinton’s Cli gubernatorial camimpaign withdrawal irito fc loratory meyts to hide theth trans'actions 1 testimony concernedcd C linton and In A^ril,il, 1he testified as a defense and an< his presidential cxplot N O R T H P O V BER from Cfinton’s opfjpponent,' not from lATDER LliMBI to p W h ite Hoii&ec i aide Bruce wimess foror just over four hours in com cor m ittee. loggers and\ ForestersI cvQiloble Lindsey. the Whitewewater trial'of Arkansas “I “ believe Mr. Branscumn asked the IRS. ■ . ' Defense lawyers concomplained fre- Gov. Jim Guy Gi Tucker and Clinton me if he would give mee th e s e qucntly that the prosec)secutors,.work- investment3rit partners James and ' funds, fun would -we w rite them:m back ing for Jndependerd e n t C o u n sel Susan McDcJ)ougaJ, all of whom w ere out out to the Clinton campai>aign? I Kenneth Starr, weree tryingti to put subsequent!ntly convicted. agreed agt to do so,” Mrs. Halalbrook ------CiinronV1990-Bubcmicmatorial-cam------The-currerrent-indictm ent-charges—tesi aad.coii:______;___ paign on trial. B ranscumn andi Hill, co-owners of tributed irit Sl.OOO, not account!iting for The president, whcvhose defense Perry Coununty Bank of Perryville, the the extra 5100. testim ony was videota;otaped Sunday Ark., withh conspiringt to" use th ^ir During I the government’st’s case, but yet to be played1 foifor the jury, is bank’s momoney to pay for contribu- tho the jury of four women andid eight IDo You not charged in the 11-cU-count indict- tions by thethemselves and others to m me en heard: __ ment. Clinton andIld other Arkansas politi- • • Repeated mention o 0 f th e Defense lawyersrs have said cidns. - - ...... S2I$265,000 in loans that: ;P e rry ■“ 3 | | i p Lindsey is an unindicdieted co-con- They alsoIso are charged with con- County Co Bank made to Biilill a n d Tom the IRS $52,500 in H Hil illary R odham Clinton to financefi ^ Need To spirator, while tlie govgovernment — cealing fro: without using thatt termte — con- cash withditidrawals by the Clinton tlie tlie 1990 campaign, although5h there M a n c i t ed o n A i IEstablis]sfh w a y t o h oD s s p i t a l ' REISTERSTOWN,I, ^Md. (A P) — A father who ignoredd a squad car’s Ik \ >*'3xJ A Line flashing lights os hc rusrushed his sick baby to a doctor’s officcfice was arrest- cd for speeding and elu i . ■ • ; J 36 TImos-Nows. Twin Foils,-I'dDhoDho A-& >• - Wodnosdny. July 10,1996 Wes^ S t
« Oi^gonm police tty-crad:k case o f speed btir>ump V ] I ^ m e d f oORD. r : Ore. (AP) — Clues al job,” M.S. M oran Said. ‘otheir ’ m e s are few ahd n d w ’ itnesses say'they .^w 'Hie bum p was brouglit to0 pcpolice Beefi >ehind attention when a driver ran1 overovi it falls b n the; case of the W abash ati ______notliing in tl ck an d OMAHA, Nett (Al») —• In between .Avenue specpeeli-bump. atat night, injuring his neck dam a^ng his car. /e r the long K S ^ • - Tlie 20-footFoot-long aspluUt bump mj-s- da declinc in the amount teriously appappeared outside Virginiu ' “This is nothing but vigilugiluntc- ' nt of beef i_!_ m ery .a . Americans are eating wiu tia disturb- Moron's homeome Sunday, long after peo- - jujjusdce.” said Jerry Montgomei ing message Tuesday at thej Beef pie on tlic resiresidential street began com- citcity m aintenance superijiiende:ndent. States Summit: llic industryistry may be plaining abouitxjut speeders taking a sliort- City workers mii.vftl in MonVionday '.--in big trouble;------T"------“ cutaroundbu:I bttvCraterLuke Avenuei-----anand.chi«ilod-jt-away-as.residr is;m vxp (»»,/ lh}mr< ■oraiifl.-Iimime! ' blame m arket manipulationion by meat- ^ . '■■'b ■' C;ill (orii)r infomiiilion or lo cIioom- u)iirir iown i-xclianKC Miidi'ni. Lioii- packers, who in turn blamem e oversup-' y »f intcrvM.s. Iii)ltl>i CIC. now :ivuiLil>k- ply. Com, a major feed for cattle, is is. coiipli'N with (ir wiihoiii chiUIiUla-n iiiiiy lu»0. C.ill now: at record-high prices, neatlearly twice ■ ' ' , tlie S2.75 per bu.Uiel of a yeayear ogo. / . .LCLOCAL AREA REP: Dcninlisc M artin - 678-0995 • I W iile there was somee angerai and Rancher Johnhn Rudolph, right, and catthittle seller Harold Hunter’ aawait tho Omaha Livestoclock Susan a t I-80Q.733-277!'7 3 f7D ayi,2't llourt>______------frusimtltnranltffcrcimcEscgnnmTSTJf bxcnangcTrnainarkots to open-ln'NgWaSKaSK& T U d S d a y .------^ I------1 I iiUy.Ui iviUhul I'ulllllUl the beef industry — onene panelist d E [ § J accuscd meatpackcrs of “owning‘ tliat Americansns Ihave turned to poul- cattlele producers p out of business, saidsa Siiggesiioas tiffercd MondayMi includ- I'j.is;:,r Jiro®>|SS n the lost 20 years., DickCk Clark, an agricultural econono- ed tlirowing out USDA’j'A’s grading sys- producers” — a biggerer concern try and pork in tl ,ii-«uiu.HuU(ud»iil Uiluiip-I’n^^jin I'j.S i iiuliU-lK-m-lil. »im |"» *f6aised on'beefs 15 percencent'decline Tho averageIge American ate 89' misfatfa t the University of Nebraskiika's -tern for iK^'f-'llie system:m classifies( b ^ ‘i'“-'“------of tlie'U.Srmark e r ^ arcln'alinrtecade—pqunds^beefigfTn-1976racconiing to rescorc■ord i Liaitm' iicarNorth-Plattcr-r:------as-“c h o i c e ^ ‘sd cct;^t;“-butT>aneli5t3— “We've had cycles b'efbefore, butr'tlie'US. Amculiculttire Department., By “We’We’ve got to-figure out 0 wayly to said it gcK in tlie way of)f stselling beef. never have they severely>ly affected last year, ThatIt ffell to 64 pounds — comele up u; wilh a cheaper final produduct ‘"I'hc alternative is to leaveI it up to cattlemen with the high gragrain prices though the projfTjjection for this year is a t :he th e store.” Clark soid. “Thrhat wholesalers to say thislis isI 0 ‘Monfort M J and the big supply,” saidsai Larry about 65 poundsids. doesn'tsn't mean we have to sell beefcfat steak,’ for example," Clark soid. |U Sitzman, Nebraska agricultiulture direc- Over the samame time, the average the samsar e price as poultry o r porlork, “Then if it’s bad,'th-prison, does his tim e ing in 'th e Sands H otel in Vegnsns,” year of ffi.ature films5 aridai commer- John Dooro K;SoSeries ovornood valve enginono • will store filming in Oi in Utah. The ^ : Thursday through July 17 and tlien and gets outto to go | home. Taylorlor said, “and the last scenele is cials b ein g film ed in ppod wilh on optional llie n things getfi grim. Cage;e vw alking away from th e rulrub- Utah Film Commissionon said that in ' Tricyclor's^mimulching attalcnmenl and' : headouttoW endover. t y e a r en d in g : Airport manager Jeremremy Taylor The only planepli available is a bleholiholding his stuffed beor.” its 1995-1995 fiscal y 0 discharge chulo company is prisoner tranansport flight with Taylaylor said the-(ilm comparany June 30, there had beeieen 20 feature ^ ^ sropollod drive svstom 'is, h appy. T he movie cor of the week, J —>building the oirport-Q -new-fence,ne prisoners goinning to a new prison camele tito Ogden because the airpoport films, nine movies of -incK'cutting widlh, p o f eiglit I'V scries and 8414 commercialsc has spruced up the old airport in Utah. Cagage buys a stuffed hgiujsti» still has its old tower on top ( ado/broko clukh 5 house and teddy beor forfor his daughter and the tenterminal. filmed in Utah. tower, painted the fire hi $ 6 9 9 ° °) Avaiiv ailablo with on optional T rl^l/ctar'i mvlching otfo/cfimonf aond n d side aisenarlargochulo '
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So if tljc com] company’s goals here.e. ny is poijolidcally astute, it will letS A ' ■ ■ ■ : S en. O f co u rse, L ockhcedled M artini stat- drus, Gov.Go Phil Batt and former St - - ed willingness to spenlend 525,000 on Jim McClure. M< lead the char,la r g e ___ Idaho political racesJS - peanuts, by against51 diet initiative, th in k — . the narional standardirds of business Lockhkheed M artin should thii political-action commitmittecs-doesn’t twice aboutal being perceived aas s fi-, necessarily mean thetlic company is nancialll angeli to Sen. Lany Craig, Its o f trying io buy electionions. Still, Lock- of dumjmping decisive amounts I. , i * r r lativ e heed Martin needs to s te p liglitly o n c a sh ini'nto any particular le^islati ------Chisissuc:^------'— That’s particularlyly Itrue since an Idahocloans, after all, have a naggigging initiative to stop nude.dear waste ship- skepticisicism o f c a sh in politics. ------mentft4n«v4dalu>-qua fn r thfi____Q uijdJ-fif-state. CQntributions hah a v e e n a te “ November ballot. DeiDepend upon it: . bgen an issue in every U.S. Senz -'i'heStbptheShiijmnents:crmv3 cr ^vill-- race-heri^slnce-labbr-money:hdp d pe d — r W e lk ------strive ceaselessly betvetween now and F ra^: ChurchCl tm seat Herman We k la s h the general electionI to turn this into er-.in 1956. IS Ironically, a backla b een a question of Idahoansans vs. outsiders, againstst ioutside cash may have be little g u y vs. establishnshment. a factoro r in C h u rch ’s w h isk er-th in 1< It’s sim ilar in somele rrespects to the to Stevev e S y m m s in 1980. O lym piccsfor Rejal Peopilie? ;t recently, the Idaho Edui it about ( 1970 gubernatorialial election', in Most ) :::: whai Don Samuelson lion AssAssociation tried and failedled to _ 1 able to0 Im ak e up points lost by slopiiloppy cor- which incumbent Do )f th e T h e advent off t.th e O lym pics offers the publicans tacitly .buy thehe Democrats control of t rumpled spreads, etc.- . nnd many Qtlier RePU • • ^oppprtunityjoj^-evive a dandy idea: R eal mdsrtheRPOs are tho quadriatlrennial-—— ------backcd'a'TOinlng'com]jmpanyTJroposal—sratc SeiSenatfrin-1990:-^^^^^— „ 5- _ People’s Olympiclies. ' tu n ity for those of us w ho do small. to dig molybdenum ouo u t o f th e W h ite O f course, co political money ufi,« I first h eard thi;his splendid schem e pro- lifillQ opportu clged sword. Opponents of t IVIIIo tilings; superbly s to get die recogniti■nition we Cloud-Mountains-inI wwhat’s now Uie_.iwotedg( ==posed abouteislilJit ye a rs agq_onJ4_atioi^l K> long deserved. Althoughh ththe most ar-waste initiative will ri^ighUy Public Radio. Theh e object is to have great have so Sawtooth National R(Recreation Dis* nuclear- ar events are those in whichich ^vast ion why so much of the; cashca sporting conteststs for th e things th a t Real ' popular ' trict. q u e stio i t Can Be Done . numberers of Real-Life Athletes comcompete nd Stop the Shipmentsn t s ------People a r e good 1c at. T he sole re m a in in g .-. U um b ero f_ T h in g sT h at Ci Democrat Cecil AncVndrus, who had behind oh O ne Shoulder. (e.g.. DrivingDr While Drinking Coffeo f f e e ------fro m ev en t from the ororiginal N PR p iece I still W hile H olding a Baby on ( narrowly lost to Sarsamuelson four S2S,000,00, ai last count - came fn Thcminimum qualifyingng 1num ber is four, Withouim t Spilling) th e re is room in tthe i star Bruce Willis, who waskvasn’t rem em b er happe:Jens to b e th e one in ■for any n u m b er of sp e d aIty l ty iskills- years earlier, seizedJ uupon the issue movie si am favored for th e gold: as in: s tir soup or flip burtlurgers with one ' RPOs'fc a registered Idaho voter■ uur n til w hich I my.self an ig C at O ff Roof W ithout KiUiiCilling and exploited it aggiggressively as a even a 1 rinking a cup of coffee han d w hile talking on teletelephcinc, scream- G etting driving w hile drir b r exam ple. (D eath of th e•ca cat t is not quality-oMife wedge;e a g a in si t h e in- la st mlonth. or McDonald’s should be ing at o lder children annd d gently( kicking Self, for ■tribu- -w ithout spilling. I alty in this event.) cumbent.- Andrus wonon dedsively. At he;leart, the question of contril ring this event, ^ v e n the • cat away from stove. a penali keen on sponsoni se Personal F n e h d s ofO bstreistreperous' later, Andrus ,is lions andar elections is a matter lately w ith spilled coffee. An A laskan suggestedJd tth e M odel ’90s Close TNventy-six years lai trouble it’s had la will havo a chance to demlonstrate ons ption in this slate. With th :tivity W hilcD riving divi* Man Competition, whichch consists< of guys Dogs wi on the other side off thetl fencc: He’s percepti The whole Acd m anifold skills. F ath ers Who/ho Drive !tent populist streak, Idahoto \vot- gjon Js so rt of ,hle e track-and-field category/ w orking out o n the S taimlirmaster while tiieirmi now a Lockheed MarMartin paid con- persistei ^hole F am ily Long D istances:eso 1 n V a- )n’t care much for the notionion o f of Real P eople’ss (O lym pics th at immedi- -. reading The W all S treetet JJo u rn al and oc- th e Wh< sultant. But Democn:icratic U.S. Sen- ers don’i le guy next to them cation1 0are ALL m edalists, a s w e knknow, )dy buying his way into putpublic ately inspires peceople to d ream up events:: ■‘ casionally turning to the { ate candidate WaiteIter Minnick is anybodj to discuss their feelings..;s. b u t tho!lose goihg for d ie gold m ustist hhave ' J Stop the Ship- office.:. ’ITiey’I think even less ofI folksfo Driving Wliile Pu;»utting on T ie, D riving th e m a n tra ^ ‘We’re off likecc a herd • primed to ride the S >n E ye M akeup (an os. A l events in tiie R ealal PPeople’s, used thi deep pockets spending a lot of While Putting on ties” or “W e’re off like a dirt;dirty shirt” ments movement as far as it will widi de< e of difficulty th ere), Drivr. Olym pics m ust b e th e sonsort of sporting ofturti< y to m a n ip u la te th em , tounding degree 1 arly during ,the trip to be comcompeti- I ta k e him . m oney.t ing, etc. T he ever-popular events in w hich we all en(engage on a regu- regular: s is sUlI a place where winning m i >ng W hile Shavin :an course of our tive. It’s doubtful that it wll take him 'Hiis i: more Mom’s Spedal -1- Driving While Stopping lai- basis in th e quotidian on this year. Bul electiortons depends on whom m< ; lives. Obsessive^:ompuki'ilsive personalities • Thiss isi o u r chance to shine, so0 getge out ; as far as Washington rrii«!t Fight Between ClC hildren in Back S e a t- is nd th en go II a v o lad le issue, p e o ple le trust- And in Idaho, tn will obviously have a n advantagead' going therea ai n d train, R eal People, an d t -- - ...... nudear. waste is still a _____ onoUiaveJon^,JelLcouldJ}e.piafitably...... e gold. S u ^ e s tio n s concemm irin g addi* hipments plan is isn’tforo r sale. diplomats of the world, into any H o u ^ o l d C honlore event, b e it for th e i and the Stop the Ship studied by the dil I events for th e R eal P eople’slie’s n Bosnia could have been Lawn M owing, Floor Cleo:ieaning. Taking tional e — Xlie problem s in i e frankly boring . Olympipics are wdcome at my mailllailbox. solved y ears a g;o o if : they’d just p u t a O ut th e G arbage or th e fr Vfnlfin£i R lir Sp ' champiomnoimirin-chargw------Wy /y fru ^ is a columnist for thef/iFFort 1 ! irse, will have a num ber off elem ent in Hou-whold ChChores, so those of M0//1; Moms, of cours ft Star-Tdesram. Tfii ’ th eir own events,ts, th e m ost obvious being- u s who o re n ot perfectionionist will easily b e W orth i Clork Wnlworlh Ty Rcnsduisdell - Peter York Stcpt't-n Harigcn Clo lion dlfcclor Advertising dlrccio Publisher MoMonaglng editor . Cireulnlior ° Letteits id wntcrs ol cdltorlais------T h e mcmbciibcrs ol tlic ctlttonai ooord emiinate Mr. ’your"d£d^~to~ voice its opinions andmd 1have a '------JC Crump-and Kevin Miller. lilders missed mark* dem ote, susp'end and'tem i ire Stephen Haritlartgcn. Clork Walwotth. Sieve < Story on Chil • Childers, the Jerom e Coutlounty Commission say inI dth e future of your world foror your-y ! Your JulySstoitory regarding the outcome“ concluded on twQOCcasiorsions that there was selvess aand'your offspring to come.le. of W ayne Childerers’ suit against Jerome, no evidence of retaliation.ion. In apparent fear ' TheI ffact th a t Linda jum ped die ie ggun and Coun^ \vas a b it'it w ide of th e m ark, llie . of calling a spade a spade,ide, th e commission was preprepared for th e govem or’s1 challengechc seven-member fem , Eric, don’t resort to namee cacalling or to express our co n -, I doJ mnot know R obert R iese, theii piparent used in repairing '■ Letter was undeserserved stock ' S •• r i ^ t and responsibility to t ’ierce th er had purchas%’o soisishavebodi ha mate’s testimony Statesman). Maybe you wo e of the sheriffs trial, to tho govemor’s agreemejment to store the Hrivf Ight step d tracks, but a ma- grownI up to be fine young mea Youngmo;menthat tu m by th e tim e t in die state. Your re- vers license law is righ on th e Shoshone railroad tt daughters . It is tru e that tlth e jury did not aw ard world’s n u d e a r \vaste in tl would. onjimewe would be ptixul of, and his two dau r personally at- “Iwas■as glad to see the new law thattha went . jority of th e population woi to be headed in the same diniciican. dam ages to Mr., CChilders, even though it sponse to Linda's letter pt . W e applaud L inda for•having ha the secmtob tacked her, her parentss atand her fellow co- inioeflsffect Monday, July 1,1996.5. :r die years tliat I have known Marv,Mo he found th e countyty to have violated the I cirivers licenses to school droidropouts; courage to stand up for an iissue she feels Over t law. This isn’t too surprisingig horts who, like herself,, anarc environmental* -N od Id have beert p art hascono)ndnuously spent hours and hours3ursof - Whistleblower la' driverstrs who fail to complete h i^;h st o t'comply with school requirenirem ents of th e people holding signs i in various th e jury that h e* vwas “notafter a bunch o f. Tlie cerem ony was, as n dted from Twin F alls High.:gh.School. . his childildren, but many, many others in ; ments go, lengtiiy due to thet large number will iaveha their licenses suspended.led.T his } and odier youdi acuvjty. I dunkiiikitisa 1 money” b ut IhatIt Ihe did want vindication, W hen it com es to a vote.Ite. w e’ll be one df sports ar I- of graduates as well asI spi5 O M S r w -M I ru. ivttfi J ven/cfAws* 1 I Irt p ^ f c t i ■ AflOVNP — Nor 0 % pip-me 5 * 5 1gfJT ^ '' pwy \ y V co'jfeiP iN 1 7H SX S...W : \ > s . {falglftATK* ____ I ^ JHolt #(0^ / A 's' ' \ 'wfSWWPWNPSl ^ / ‘h. I -to ■ -tile W \ V r J C > ^ \ c«CoOtAO
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-L ct’s'gct involveved ifO fiX- - jmoneycontontrols and creates the ' ;■ ddoesn’t concern me, why shot);liqtild I__ n iles iindJ lalaws regardless of riglit gget involved?' InD.G. d o n -t (drink thlie w a te rI criminal justlcc::e system or wrong? Well, it is a burden lhat needsnet to'. Everyw here I go thbsochlys,!the •n.cdrarlcath penalty was used in be li dealt wilh bccause sotmer later, the time will come wheivhen each There's a'jokc being toldold in .. I andi evenevi those wear off after two''0 hear people expressinsinsJlioM nsor ' P“" I deterrent. Now it’s a ' Ii situation Mexico d iat if you’re visitirsiting RK VI rs. an d outrage nt today'sly's criminal- JoteH lcae crim inal is m ore likely of o us may l>e forced into a siti: Where there i.sn’fm uch weL* cancai do, , W ashington, D.C., don’t dridrink the ■; Cal lien there arc the SATs, die justice ^ ste m . A nd11 I iiim in an'roe- le lottery. J^ow the^ilea ir mother, ; water. The city govcmmenlent lost . idardizcd tests u.scd fo r more® m ent w ith the m ajoritirityoflhcm.il biireaiiicnienables the offender to and a it will be our child, our ni ; week warned residents thathat bacte- ■. Thomas n three decades to m easure . is a system Uiat w asicrciilcdtopro. cr manip.ihlcate the couns with lies in our o father, our spouse or closirlosest • ria levels w ere so liiglj iliathat the iUectual achievem ent. From a3 tect th e innocent; yet.;f.i.liiisiurned order loccircontrol yet another vie- friend fi that will Ik involvedd andar our : elderly and ^ p le with, wwc eakened 'i' :i of 478 in 1963, td 423 in 1994 into a revolving doorjr ffor till! crimi. Jmi: us. IloiHow can we-iilk)w a con- biggest b concern at that limlie e vwill be : immune systems face a hechealth haz* the percentage i imelle(trend in verbal scores has bee« n nnls.______fessed, two-wo-time murderer and' “Ihe justice system.” I get hwny jWth onIya-33------— We mt;sr>rakc up nnd looktx')k a t ------—t'ard xmlcssihcy firsrboilthIthewiter.— failed toattain'l " I higli;ely of downward; ' Where is the justiceictf ItaT ificST "” '’"'^’'’ S' TTie waming-serves assa a history was as;c f( of students who. _ tl^ treiwasn't scientific,-but comediaiian have you heard th attq qi ,« ,.,lio n o r . itence? - out; o loved f>nes before they ar< I Leno visited a'Los Angelcs- citizens act and feel like gone. g Sooner or later, it canm aialidr..' ■■ • metaphor for other kinds©is of poi- of fourth graderin'basiclcvels inTJ.S. " largely even thouglit it yotirscrsolfiiillieliisr W co'c.ti e of us-- ; . • sons and hazards. ------' eighth graderss follows:a 36 pcrcent Itwa coUege a commencement and- Tew montlis? How haviB re iT O 'illb w c d ™ " r ? efenseless against the ris- -will -w happen to one or more of We think we are so tired of)f hearinghi The National Educationon 12th graders. Jcrs,Ba 39 p ercent of Joyirviewed Lei graduating seniors, our judicial system to10 :slip in to sucli in E c n me c aand i the lack of ju stice;. . V •, we are noi. Wc are lazy, about u it, but let us stop beinging so A ssodadon (NEA) woundnd iup its only partial masrs and 57 p ercent of— “ areaing co them simple questions reli'lat- failure? W hat will wq.clinic. I 10offer however >v, -:~annual:i£kli.isl:7ni7p1crp1creU~irCcnLT.il Sur^;ory Rosidtidoricy nt the • ; the resources to provide! privatepri dents had a 61.1Tiia sratecampuses navedie th quality of education wouliuld UrUnivcrsily of Oregon .md will'ill opt'nt his pr.iclic^* in Jeromeib oi n J u ly lS , 1996. , ' education (something theleNEA ^ paredncss rate,ishman I female stu-, level•. But of diafisn’t going to happci takes a dim view of and seekssee to percent for fred1.1 percent unpre- and)ng the as politidans, not parents,cs, subvert) or home school. According to:e, scom pared to 44.6 soar.Bain i the final authority on the ■PLEASE CALL The overall record of the monop- Department ofeshm I an males. os longUectual equivalent of a safe ST. BEN]^EDICTS n 324-8831 oUstic governm ent schoolol s;system is Services, th e toHe a study for th e remer ain supply. O SCHEDULE AN pathetic. According to a 19!1994 valued!^ soma FAMILY MIDIEDICAL CENTER )f Health and Human intellec APPOINTMENT. report by th e National Asscassessment Democrats throiHead Start program, watersII Thomas is a LosAtJgclcs Time Y \ ^09 North Line.incoln • Jerome __^ _ of Educational Progress (NAEP),(Ni found to havemany m libei^ mnist. ■ ...... , rou^theyears,was CalT • Biinimal beoefits- ____cplumfn Letter
~ ‘DrTGurbside’ Is doidoing --r B h part to save the eartirth . I know that recycling is n important to most people, I -wish I could shame,them in - ...... thinking otherwise. All th e w hile w c are loo!looking ' for new placcs to store ouiour copi- ous am ounts of garbage, viw e con- tinuc CO throw away more)rc than we use. I t is expensive to 1built ,. new landfills, a nd alm ostist half1 of th e landfills in o ur countr;ntry a ren ’t even lined, w hich m eansfisthc t ' g arbage (n o ^ o u s chemlicals, ica etc.) is lealung into our aquifer _ . everywhere. Thpjiroblemem o f______MB g arbage is not as huge in IIdaho J as it is in th e big cities, bu Idahoans throw aw ay l.S t ------tlfCTiattonal'aveniBCf:------I have been taking myy nrecy- clablcs to Magic V alley RcRecycling . for years, and I am excitedted to say ' it is now offering curbside ser- vice fo r only 55 a month.\\. ^M ost ■ people would say, “ Whyy slshould I p ay 'to 'recy d e w h e n l canan ithrow ------everything away for free?' ■ ■ think each person owes it ito his/her com m unipr to takeike per* sonal responsibility in UiisJiis mat- ter. E sp ed ally w hen it is s Security Bank, mai least a ttem p tin g to do sonsome- ^approved in just five II questionnaire, theren call 1-800-909-24^^440 any time, even nolow! ] thing a b o u t th e g arbage;e pprob- . ■ loan. It’s i) home buyinfj ten dai.Simplyc:>lil'800* I lem. have your mongage pru-api I 1. Tw o digiC extension:in : 02 JOANTIIOMAS mcoranyotherpliice { Twin Falls minutes, anv hour, anvdav, j 2. Social Security Nunu m b e r:______;______:ommcndcd).You'llhavc | 909-2440 from your home < I 3. Z IP C ode o f c u rrcnent t address: ______I.B a8slll«il8.EaDW ^ T I ■ ’ru looking fora home | : B i n j (cellular phones not recom I 4. Currcnt street addrcJress: ______5-Mi;iutc MortKiiKf PnPrc-Arpn’«il I at your purchasing power | more control when you’re 1' I 5. Tw o d igit b irth year;:a r:____ becausc you'll know what y , • ' i tim e and allows you to |I 6. P retax an n u al housejsehold income: L_ , is to buy it. '' ^• m s s f f I I I priccmnge. Italsopucs I.I 7. ,D o you c u rre n tly: : □ C Own home □ Rent □ (O cher Rapid Reply saves tin j I n Me aym cnt: ■ titicgotiatc'quickly, {I 8. Total monthly mort(irtgage, ren t o r h ousing payr fociis on homes in ytxir pric ieficinlconccssior\s.You II 9. T otal m o n th ly paymlaments for all ow ned o r leasicased a u to s :______’ you in a gooii position to nc { 10. T otal m o n th ly m innimuni ir paymcnt.s due on etccredit cards and revolving crcrcdit:' _ _ | ice I which helps you get benefic 1 II. Total monthly paymlaments for all o th er d eb t:__ r cnn’c^.'owrong I. J 12. M onthly alim ony and/oran child support paymeim e n ts :______;______’usihi'RiipiJ” • - I H i f i U i a i H sing c o s ts :______Reply because.-. A B . I 13. Available funds fo)r r dow< n paym ent a nd closing I -SUy»l DoiiePitkSullfV Holellhl»w. ' , - . I flMdlOC ______j J , H u i B
■ ' ■ j ' ^ ' A-8 Tlmos-Nows. Twin1 FnFoils, Idaho Wodnosday, Julyy 10.r 199C
W o r l d ■ K iIiJT 1 J l M i I ■ i p J i S n ;iForces I w t pound r village MOSCOW (AP) - Ru:.u ssia n . urtillery-and-aircraft pountn d e d a — Chechen village Tuesday, tlthreat- . • ening a new spiral of bloocodshed , 1 9 9 1 FORORD 3 / 4 4 x 4 1 ! 9 9 2 C hevy B u r a 1 9 f f i F ord 1 / 2 S u pfflc*b ic a b 4 x4 just days after President.:t.Boris L....'. ___ Yeltsin won a new term pronomising ■ ' ' . ■ Stock#V125AA ; peace in th e breakaw ay rcpulublic. Stockd<#T220A rf stock# 2769B Russian forccs also imposesed a 9 - p.m. to”S a.m. curlew on tne t — $ g - c . ?cjirepublic,' shut down the airpi 98 P . • ' ' GreGrozny, the capital, and clos<)sed off . 3.^ »i3;99r the city to traffic. ■2522 • ' The clampdown and the a:assault wore away the already tati ceocease-fire signed during Yel re-election campaign and i ened hopes for a negotioted e the 19-month w ar in Chechnyj The clashes occurred afte Gen. Vyacheslav Tikhonjmirov" failed to receive an ans^verr tot his 1994 JitJ im m y 4 x 4 :• 1 9 D o dge C ai^ a n ^ ' ; l^lFbiiD flm rem5WR,4x4" i demand Monday that rebel1 fforces p i m S free-alli Russiair prisoners byb^ this afternoon or risk retaliation.. , . , Stock#i(#T105A Stocl(#2961B • Slock>V119AA Tikhomirov, the Russi;fn mander in Chechnya, said he ______f y i i ^ g ^ S s S Yeltsin’s victory last week —mandate-for-the-Kremlin^mi mai , Q Q g ^ 9 £ L _ ■ APphott cancampaign to keep the m mi o stly Muslim republic in the Ru Bosnian forosnic expixports unoarth 17 bodiesas from a mass gravo pjj ------L .... :: Fedcfation. p ______■ rn 'a-VTHag-Q-n o a r S ara]jraJovoTuosday:------Fierce tl^ulng raged l uesdayuc near^Gekhi, a villoge-abot Investig[gators imhcover miles southwest of Grozny. OOrganizersi slap seislves H ^ H S r remainsIS at masisis grave ovover canceled fastitival .iM cheHEvyLuMiriiV. 1 9 9 1 F or d T bm ^ ^ 1 9 9 1 F o r d T-Bip HELSINKI, Finland (AlA ? j - ' . W orld • , • •■ •• CERSKA, Bosnia-H<•Herzegovina forensic anthithropologist on the exca* Cold Col weathor' won the Vt ■k#2836C " Sto6k#2918B ' . Stock#2002AA (AP) — Forensicc scientists varionteam.n. - Championship Chs of Mosquito KKiUing. . —------unoanhud a-jumblc-oLri)Lretiking.bod-__ ~.rl I m a ^ne a ihatihere’s coing-to.be^tliiJtliis-year,-slaughterlng.cniinoughji ;r:rr.A |m L ^ ies in an eastern Bosnosnian woods bodies thatt oiare lying on top of each skeeters ske- to cancel th e event. 1 3 ^ - Tuesday, confirming thi ^■st. R u m death as reporters werere ^f v en a tour der Gen. Ratitatko Mladic and polidcal on mosquitoes,i the event wasas scut- of the grave by Williamam Ha^und, a leader Radovlovan Karadzic. ded. tied ■ ______i U f e : ^ 4 T K J RL E I if e jg L i . a . A t LL e e ’s F u r n il i f u r e ^ q u a ll i t y is5 a f f o»rdabll i e sofa beds ai^d fabrics arere a v a ila b le -_ - • Ai/vt’r/ifinJTeiJfuri‘ ------r —:Lec;s-staftrcgu-; Furniture. * . sional tables, sc larly clip the adsd s "A n d wv'hen hc you to suit every tastela frbnTtradiiional lo "conlerhporcot f Thero is very gocgood reason for the cpntintinued from other furni do, be surere ilo ask rary. success o f Lee’s Fumjm itu re . ture stores as proof>of about constnstruclion And the priciices c a u se d o u b te takes. After more Jhnnn 555 yoars in a highly com] of the savings to be j and warranty,nty," says Sofa and lovDveseat combinallons.fromom S799 4 ; tive industry, thisis (company continues too jgive 'had here, company PrePresident for the pair, wit/ing chairs in a variety off stylesstj and^ buyers what they/ wwant - quality furniturere at a jhe same furni-ni- Brent Lee. , - . . fabrics fro m S2S ull-guaran- fair pricc, with nolo ffalse promises and noo {gim- lyre is several hunm - ' carries "regular pricrice on our quality and full- micks. dred (arid somc-IC- ity prod- teed furniture•e is a lw a y s a d is c o u n t p ricr e . W c ; It may seem a sirrsimple formula, but it is appar-ap times more than i iolid w a r- d o n 't sell a t afull fu retail m a rk u p , " say s LeeLee. cn tly u n co m m o n onoenough in this industry, to0 1have $iooO less'at Lee'^ I a wide "What we have,h. here is genuine valuialue,'' says - earned Lee's n loyal-al follow ing th at s p a n s gcrijenera- Furniture). styles. Lee. "You justst can-nol beat this mix; of quality. tions, So confident areire ' ^ou .will and price." T h e s p a c io u s1 showroom/warehouse si ISO on they about the ig-room,. •: la additionin to the models featuredred in the O v erlan d Ave. in Burley Bu offers great fumituilure nt value they offer. om and showroom at: Lee's,I just about anythingling a cus- the lowest possible)lc prices, in a venue thatLit is a that .buyers areire ^------sui les, tomer can imagig in e can b e custo m -o rd ered v a r e h o u s e p le a su re to sh o p in.n. encouraged lo Led's Furniture haias carried on it’s trac L e e 's irs, c arm- Check ou.l,.l Lee's during the war • Stylish room grotro u p in g s c o m p le te w ilh acces- ac shop around before3re selling quality fummiture at the lowest | only qualityecliners. Sidewalk Savirrings clearance sale for-pri(prices that sories, give tho impnipression o f a.n ex p en siv e•furni- ft coming to Lee'sc 's price, for m ore thaian five d eq ad es. ucls w ith soliiges, occa- a re too g o o d,0 to b e tnie. louUlhe cxorbitanLpcicctags ranties in a selection of'st) •• H ere yoi find living- dining-room b o d ro o m s ■adition of .wing chairs, t possible chairs, reel chaise lounges Sc8>lar__SiiincdJ k - j ______, RflH — ^ 0 a k E n ttertainm e entt C e n t e r >379 m i%. 9 7 ” , 7 p ( n i n g r m S e t |; ; o —.£ ■ '(C ounti7 plaid!id ) ‘ - it f e a s s e t t SOpTa;_{M atching Lov.ove Scat Available) >779 ■® 54S9 3 p c . B l e c t i o n LLane R eclinjl e r >399 * 2 9 S'9 R e s t o n i s C o v e r 5 (^o. iWhilc.Thcy » 2 4 S ^ ' s s o r t e dd Lane CedaarChestsTT®' • 9 ... pc. O ak D ini i o n a l (w.thRccHra M 0 O % T" o b p G r a i n A c t i o n Bedroom Set f e a t h e r’ s S o f a (M Sfching Lo'^ v c S eat A vailable) >1619 ' * 1 1 9? 9 O d d C t ps & Tabi^f lie M attress (Close-Out). .... *smiiPFnii,vi 1 L ane Sectic ' I f t 'hairs^ Lam p
■' r '' \ IWB« Miiigic ley II A pound0 : C -o u nity w^ O n ’ t g iv ee u p (casej!S :6yJnMillcr______: th e v a B ss-News \vriter UPERT - Minidoka County •prosecu-pri :^ec^O _ T’^’s error re•^ IfsirT rtnistiiar” ill seek - ^ tors say they huhave no intention of succu:ccumblng By Jolui Ruprcc•ccht , 1 ney K eith R oark. fair dedsioron after the tainted testimony,ony. bbing___ J U to th e w elcom e Time.s-News wrim te r ; Rule 16 of the Idaho Criminal'RulesCr "You cannnnot un-ring the bell once:e il it -j^B~tnkeover of thret — re<]uireMhe-p'rofiacuting.aL> hVtr'm'f.y tn'flic. Ipg nt I was recovering ' UT der cases by theS i d a f ^ '1-WINFALL5,LS - A rules Violation by’ i close ony informarion - inc'including tl.efcn- be erased,, evenc if I asked you to," HartHart • a family guest yV J'.W : Attorney General.ml. embattled Mininidoka County Prosccuior• < dants’ confessicins - to thele defensec attor- said to thejjury. j' bdomen with a But Bill von ToTogen, a Gara Newmanin resulted in a mistrial1 i ney as soon as possible. H a n 's regular r chambers are in Buhl police stillluly 4. . J m ) deputy attorneyey gener-i Tuesday in theth felony assault case Newman kne.w aboutt theth lestimony, Rupert; thehe Ortega trial was movedd 10 e trying to track ‘ M al, said Tuesdayday th a t ' against a Rupururt dance hall operator. Ikept it hidden from Roaioark, and the;i Twin FallsIs because Roark argued thatihai suspect in stablillegal Mexican • , • 1 m -Minidoka ' C, 1 H art said. Fiesta.Mexiixicana could make it difficulticult BUHL-- A Buhl mim,rcar-old'Manuel vn I find her- meaning a newiw trial on charges that he! “Clearly by her own admissions,adi th e to find an inimpartial jury there, sligKtly Tuesday after a Newman could fin )r the past two ■Lance _ self in coun if she with- >"'cd a gun at,t ai tow truck outside the: j state has admitted she! diddi not follow Newmann \w-ill be back in co u n in Twin'win stabbed him in the abd(loyd of the Buhl ,, ® Ition cru- dance hall lastt year.y 1Rule 16,” he said. . Falls toda;lay at 9:30 o.m. us Efrain•ain, large Idtchen knife on July holds informatioi of Corey On Monday,y, former Rupert police ' “I consider this so seriouslous I am' consid- Ortega’s brt)rother,'Albino Onega, standsmds Meanwhile, police ore D to the murder prosecutions of ove Espinoza to 5°ii, Kody Butcher and Jesus Diaz,ijai. o ffic e r V a l Maxwell M testified that: < ering imposing sanctions>ns in this m at- trial on two;o counts of aggravated assaultault down th e slabber, an bdioil iltc Center ta . * aho Attorney General Alanm Lance1 Ortega adroitlitted he intentionally Ite r,” H a rt said. T hose sanctions sa: may stemming fromfr the sam e inddent. alien known as “Mario Gai*d durins a tussle th a t his fired his pLstolol at the truck - testimo- iinclude Newman paying'fig' friiil cosis, he “lilo n ’t w ant to comment riglit now,")W," — been staying w ith 21-yea: Hed-Newman on Monday th: e was taking over prosecutionon of■ the ny that was ncnever recorded in police' : said. Neivman sai»id outside the judicial'build-.lild- Espinoza’s brother, for[ition t Tuesday. n e accused murderers. He haslas given reports or di.sc.sciosed to defense attor- Hart said the jury coulouldn't make a Please see MISTRIAL/B3JQZ ■ months, said Lt. Dick Floy it. Clajlay Howard, 13, o f Kimborly>rly holds his jegs above thet| high suds mark on MiMain S treet Yuosday nearja r w h o r o a ings will be 'schedulede d i n , Woman charged witlaniel Meehl has nowew well Is being drilled. Therhe suds result from a lubrbricant used to ea se the0 drilld bit.' S e p te itibiber on tho budget, w whi hich I includes1 ana 5826,907 surplus. rphy,I 27, until son wants visitationI hearing on her A lth o>ugh u new positions coulduid be TWIN F A L L S -A g u hItion lv • ------added-io-o-the-police-forco,-increasesascs-in ------a felony charge of chokin;iih b attery With |'\7 ’0 city emplployees’ salaries and btinelin e fits old son has asked for perm. serious felony. . chooralO a M liiloves allIternafi^ 1. T V/ have nott ;yet been addressed, Courtilurtney ■ her two children. hoke h er 7-year- said. Fifth District Judge DaniDecember. She T h e ge:•eneral fund, which inclu(e lu d e s given Alisha Ann Murpl ems, is projected to increas•ease a ■ Aug. 1 to prepare for a onhe the felony 02 percent, although thatat n m ay lior higl;hprogtram ch-"■ an g2 e" dependingdl on the outcome}me of mofaon njqucsBng^iSiab*construction is tho city’si grtgreat- A pre-trial hearing cityon is seeking . j1 into a largei' church facility:y untilu it peting th e Presbjibyterian church facility Tuesday T meeting. est capitaltal improvement need,” hee said,sa 'charge is scheduled A i ibershiponthe ^ ( “nie trial is scheduled Sept a perm anent home, b efore m oving oiout. The state pays all B ut th e growth of th e scischool over the The streei‘et fund’s projected increasejase of ency and the -u.Je new facility, at the SeventIenth-day costs for the altemm arive school. past p six years has m ade thehe district aware 13.12 percirceni is one of th e largest in ithe Twin FaUs solicits Cotporalion.m Advenienrist Church at 131 — that it has w ornI ouout its welcome budget. TheTl city expects to spendJ moremt resumes to dview Drive, will allow the The new facc l l l t y i s ‘a b e t t e r w ith church membtnbers, Sass said. • than 51.9.9 million on streets nextt yeai-,ye t Director Dave The move into) th e larger faali- com pared:d to 51.7 million in the currtlurrent for Urban Renewal let to teach 50 to 60 junior option tharin others w e've, students with behavioral ty would makee a ju n io r h ig h budget yeit’ear. TWIN FALLS - The cit c o ni s s l d e r e d . ’ - school programn ppossible. The ' Courtn*ney creditetl the variousJS c city nominations for membei lems. addition the facility has junior high progra:gram is one that departmcnents for keeping their• be b e lts H Urban Renewal Agent Sass and DonichtIt saids they want tight andd putting the city in positiontion to Industrial Developm ent Co I for about ISO high si±ool from 5ve to seven student:nts who ore pregnant, par- . — B o aard r m em ber Vera Redndman to start as soonon as possible have somene extra cash on hand, Send names andetwonewseati r d ropouts or struggling m a ^ because “we expelj.soexi many “The sisurplus of 5826,907 is ratira th e r Economic Development D Agency can be ^[ar dasses. About 120 stu- ju n io r high kidss tlthat there are unusual forfc this time of year,” Courtrurtney McAlindin in City H all byippointing ] two C „ fhp nltemntivn» SCs ;day evening about the deci h will cost^the state about S5553,000 trict can find 9’perermanent location for the b;by October. w hat to dodo.with th e extra money, The .Urban Renewal Ag les-NeWS’ T n n J alally. ll The state now pays $l:$12,000 alternative schoollol. T he district w ants to Most of the junior high, studentsstt are not “Theree ia re several options,’) Courtrurtney expanded by simply app lally to rent a facility at thehe First use state fundss to obtain a building d'delinquents, but "kids whwho want to be said. “Thehe dty doesn't have tb chorgtlorge a new memoer^ McAimomThursday s lyterian Church at 209 Fifth Ave.Avi N. through an Urbanm Renewal Agency lease- tlthere,” Sass said. “Mostt ofol them finaly' mx, the moneyn can be put in thele cityc Tom Ashenbrener is bein ill sponsor a In adiaddition to lease payments,, theth dis- purchase plan, rathern than through a nrealize that they have blown>wn it, and this is reserves,;, or( the money can be opprojpropri- for promotion from alternatelationm meeting*. crict wwants a to spend 515,000 for ai double-dt bond issue th at wouldwc paid off by proper- tltheir last chance." a te d to pjrojects n or departments." member, to replace a retiring [uly 11, at the vayAve-inBuhL . Learn about ‘Timese given on how paper. Members ' Community Paged Tl to bring their The TimcS‘News wvs. ill Please come .• Community Page informatiiEditor Clark Garb3age nates wiiUris€e in Hsailey - at 7'p.m. Thursday,-Juljy Editor Dawn , Harvest Cafe, 114 Broadwaytsix)hdent-Mary BvE/ Barbara Neiwert De:>ennis Lallman, accountantIt forf Wood River Rubbish,. program in place as does: FH ailey and Kctchum. A presentation will bes will g b e se rv e d ., ximmes-News c correspondent IIh exact dollars and cents,ts, come Septem ber H aileyy - H ailey’s 1,600 users havtive recycled 130 tons of mate- ate to get yournews In the paplie nrstofsever*------resesidents will see their trashs h fees for a single, 30-gal-1- rial since the program’s’s inception in January, andond , of the public are invitedlocations t( across ~ H/HAILEY - Rising gasoline.prI.prices and low er than lotton'can go from $9 to S9.50 peper month. — Ketchum ’s-1,000 users hova v erecy d ed 127 tons. questions and their news,next me<(ting is anticiticipated revenues from recrecycling have helped IRates for larger, 3&gallonon carts will rise 51.17 perT Approval of the pass-tl;-through increase was split,3»t, and lAeot Managing sday,Ec July 18, a t . p uish ^ up local garbage rotes. mononth to 517.47. with courtcilwoman Maryry Ann Mix lasting the loneone W alw orth, C om m unity ,E ■■ 'ThiThe Hailey City Council Mondsnday approved a 17-per- 1Trash rates have increasedcd steadily since th e south-I- dissenting vote. Kramer and Buhl Corresp< nt rate increase to haul away,rcy,resident'sgarbage. .. .errim Idaho regional landfillill near Burley was devel-1- Mix wanted to table: t:the decision two weekss in Lou'Potts. Refreshmentsom wi staff reports ' Wood R iver R ubbish, th e cdntrmtractor responsible for opyith th e solidolid ------T heB uhl-m eedngifrihe 1 curb!rbside trash pickup for deliveiivery to the Ohio Gulch IRecyding ^nd garbage tonnagetor rates through thee plans, specifics oh costs ol meetings planned in loci id Carey transfer stations, iss mmerely passing on the entmd of June show Ketchumm residents are doing thee waste district and develolopment of a more inclusivesive -. the \ ^ c Valley. The nex creased expense in dum p fee:fees ordered by Blaine Ihk)cst Job at keeping costs fromom rising even more. • e'ducational program. rs felt that information would planned for 7 p.m. Thursda; Coun)unty commissioners. Ketchum'reaidCTts are prairodudng an average o f -.95-S- Other council members • the Filer City Ubraiy. Effective S e p t 1, dum p feess wwill increase from S47 torons .of garbage ^ r housdhidhold per year. This com-I- be b p n efid al b ut would nonot change their dedsion. . B2 la r ^ with 1.02 tons p e r user» r ^ r d •• . Rote increases will be efeffective ^ p t. 1. " ' Coropned from______i-peiLtT ton to SSS por ton, an increarease that will be offset pm . 7 0 3 , Byus'users. tons p e r user p er year toi Wggd-Rlven^bbish-w i : I '7:^“In this case, everyone is golniolng to pay niore,” said SSun Valley does not haveive a mandatory recyclingg Ketchum and Sun Valley./■ ■ . • -• - . - . ------r i ■ ____.1— ^ -— Obituaries . Magic Valley
. I d a h o ' _ . ;■ , . ■ __ ;______w a. TwirrT nns.'irTnno woanosu-jSU-^" J u ly:iori99G------— — ^ ^ ------E ------^ ~ \ 1“ — ^ ' ForFor obituary rate Inform I oy]ituaries ' .cattMil 733*0931, oxtonslon 27 >eath notitices .grarrandchildren; one groat-grand and- dren , Voyretla (Al) Fountain Ft of Gloria,la J . D n itn p s Arrangements are p< F a l l s ...... Chilehild; and ono cisler,.Helen Joneones Kennewick. Wash.- a pending Hospital in Rupertpert., of B( a n d A lison...... TWO'/IN FALLS - Gloria June and will be announciced by A gravesidesee scrvicc will be . . . f Borco- (Sheller) Cook'of Buhl;ll; (our groat- H insoii . A graveside service (or Henrenry grandchildren; ot^e gr oh Drumps, 62, ofof White Mortuary inn Twin held at 2 p.m.m. today at the groat-groai- Wavncslesville, Ga., died Sunday,y, Falls'. Wendling will be conductodid aat grandchild; and sevoi/oral nieces t,,w 7 i Rupert Cemetertery with Pastor - 0 o.m. Thursday, July 11, 1996996, and nephews and theileir families. 7 . ^1996, at the Mogic Valley Vaughan' Woodood officiating, ‘ 1 Sunset S Morporial Park in Twitrwin Sho was also procedoS ' - •; , . j . Mlarie a r Carbee ' • . . .Maude.i c A .U d y TWININ FALLS-Maude A, Udy, . ' ; Marie Ma Bit2cnburg Carboo 83 ol '■ Vivian B. Luckman, of Jerome,J( Grant M. Feltnsltman, of Twin ______^ ..Carrr ig Rupert __ 95iO fTT\vin \ Falls, died Ji|e s d o y ,_ . irm cl.,Calil„ diod. Monday,-July ------^------T u iy - g n \_-ll-ajn^today,-Hove-Robiibertson—Falls,-l-piffli-toda oday,-Twn-Falls ------l ' • .. 8,'15M996. at the.Carmol Valley 5, 199S, at the Twin Fallss Funeral Chapol; viewing f m Care Cer^ n te r. I from^ LDS 5th Wardrd chapel, 421 S l'P ' •' V snor Medical Unit in Carmel. M a b e l I. G l a s s b u m to 10 a.m. today at the fifuneral Maurice St. N.j viewingv from ■ 1 ^ -MaMario v»;aS born Fob. 23. 1913, ingem ents are pending and , 113, Mabel I. Glassdwfi. 7' 3 chapeL . ... .' • -i ■ noon to 12:45 p.m.j.m. today at the ■■■iiiagijr In Carrollton.Ca Mo.'Sho was raisedsed Rupert I'osidont. died )c announced by Whitee ^ B H F Twin in Falls whoro she altondod J t e a T ■ church', (Reynol'nolds Funeral Jod July 8. 1996, at tho Ma(laQic miloy M ortuaijaiy in Twin Falls. ’R a y m o n d F . B urcl: ammnr schppi and high school.301. Regional Medical Conto ch, of Chapel in Twin FallFalls). >tor in Twin Hyburn, 11 a.m. to t' d a y.______• ■ •------^------r lr e n e TA ^ r tc n k e r — :------— Ji h7^31 .Margaret Lillian * ■ earlyrly 1942, Sho laior m oved: lo She -.-/as born March1 22.; 1925, GOOD] lian Studyvin, of Lyle D. Thohorpe irmol, Calif., whoro sho hadtad at Spartanburg, S.C., thi )DING - Iren e A. Le Sho Is survived by a di Some: namesa are omitted at patient:ients’request. b ccam o a full i I great-grandchildrpn. • Colleon (Verl) Bench oSo'r: f . ' “SSLSSIA REGIONAL M EDICAl:a l c e n t e r ill time omployoo m ^I herjl, request, no services will 1960 and workoirkod his way through kq he 'ill (our sons. Merlyn L. (.(Ja n ic e ) A dm itted held. FollowinQ cromationm_.flawsQn o( .Tnl e d Q ^ r/f-^ ------—£evec^l-union-pn-pesilton9-9uef>-B3—ijncTor" n-Willis ofEvansron," Wyo.— ______sorvina_asj5rp.si onhe directiorTof the Paul”ul R aw son of Flono. Nev,V,, Terry Soraiahih :Rasmussen and Louise Wheyland.Wl both ...... , Millofs Union (o luary-fn-.Pactfic-Gn3V0,^Cjlif—-irr'(Joann) Rawson'.of'RockleWandrand '. -.oLBurley;.;yi Jay-M axw dl and Thep 'Wi hmeni wiirtako place ot • ■ "Released ielt Ihe union to t:becom e a compa- Sunse^ at Gary (Melody) Raweon1 ofc West Heybum;1; JA lene Bond o f Albion; andUld W alter R ule Raul.Veg sel Memorial Park In-Twin-n Linn. Ore.: her mother, M ega of Hansen; Luisa Noriegaiega o{ Rupert; ny erpployee. againa£ advancing' lo patis Margaret of Rupertrt ,■ ... - and Brando;ion Willis of Evanston, Wyo. master mochar Seal of Rupert: eight brothers.br o. hanic in 1980. tho Momamorial contributions- may b e . position ho helcield until his retire- rnado K e Melburn Leslie SeS of Potlatch.P< *■' 0 10 tho Order of Eastern Star.r. Idaho, UDell Seal and Lan ment in 1996. LylLylo married Sharon. Tv„in Fallsco Chapter. Martin Proctor•on on J a n .’12. 1981. ^ bolh of Rupert, Joseph F . Lylo enjoyedod racing cars.at ' n ' •Dick' Seal of Elko. Nev.. Thunderbluff Rac=Jacetrack for sever- D Uu F r l e y ; Seal of Twfn Falls. Jerry : al years. Ho alsc Pamona. Calif.. Donald 5 ah west also en/oyed resioV- t desertt fires ■ ■ ■ ■ ( ______ing his 1940). M erc u ry Coupe., CalKornia and Bruce ..Seal. S of. ‘ •• _ ...... ------motofcycie'iravravel, and was an ''“y'Helms— :-— —— —— ]Nampar^our-slsTorffrM avid golfer. Rayy Burton I Issac Holms. 73-. Smiley: o( Rupert. Hazel A Lylo was a member mo of Canyon year-ol•old Burley rosideni, died4 Poilatch, Darlene Frankent5 1 'llin . - Boise and Belly Adams o(»f Rupert:I ...... --iSterTtl Springs Golf Course Coi and also a Mondayday, July 8.'1996. at his homo" ! eservatHon 12 grandchildren; and 13 m em b er of ihth e M ens Golf in Burle;riey. \KE CITY (AP) —■ ----- Association for'r severals< years. Ho Rayy was born Sept. 2. 1922. at, f grandchildren. She' was pre1 5 ' , in death by Her falher. a da s were concentrating ' was a mo^nber3f ofc Ihe BPOE Elk H azellc(Hon. the so n ol T heodore *' ^ Tuesday on a f . Lodge No. 1183}3 init Twin Falls, Lylo and ANcMice Mao Grovos Helms. H61 ^and husband. a pair, of w il^res that was a loving husband,hi (ather. s.orvod)d in tho U.S. Navy duringI Tho funeral will be conduifueled ill ■ to r c e d re sididents e from a small- grandfattior andId friend.f Ho will be VVbrldJ WarV 11, ond a veteran of .2f. p.m. Thursday, July 11.1!1996. at northwestern•n U tah to w n 'a n d cu t deeply missed. , Poarl1 Harbor on the U.S. !Jth e HarTS'OrPMoMuary Rupert* F ■ off power to'aa nuUtajyn installation. Lyle is survive/ivod by his wife, tonnesessoo. He married Betty; '■Chapol. 710 Sixth St. In1 FRupert The fires hahad blackened more’ Sharon of TwinI FaFalls; two children, LaMastiiste r on May -19. 1956. in Swith Terry Rawson olficldating, than 36,000 acacres.near the Skull ^ ' Kim (Tim) Marrr olof Twin Falls and Chicagoago. III. He worked at EBurla'I will follow at th e Rupprt F Valley Indiaiian Reservation in 1^8 Lynn Thorpo of Boise;E two stop Andorsorsons Farms in Oakley, w as Cemetery. ~ Friends may call111 from 6 U tah’s west d e to 8 p.m. today and prior desen and forced the children. Gingerir (Rob)(F Hanchoy of a powervor plant supervisor for'the , )r to tho evacuation of between 30 to SO Twin Falls a n d CGrog Proctor of Mlnidokloka Dam and retired In ^funeral on Thursday at tho HHansen people from Tei Mortuary Rupert Chapol. Terra. B ? Boise: and livee brothers.t Jerald 1903, Ho H worked.wilh the Boy 0 .were burning in«^& Thorjbo of IdahoIho Falls. Wayne- Scouts5 programp for 15 years. • Friends who wish mayv'makfl also . (Barbara) Thorpo rp o of Jo ro m o , isIS ssurvived by his wife, Betty JImemorials to' the Splpolla° Californio, Col,'olorado, Nevada and Donald (Vernan a ) T horpe of of Burloyloy: two sons. Rick Holms of Olympics. , Oregon, but UtzUtah’s w ere by far tfee Mountain Homo.e. KennethI (Rose) Burley arand Chris Helms o( Rupert; • largest. T h o rp e of Bq|isoIsc and Cliflord one daucaughter. Sharon Harmon of FFlora E. Trantham Both the resceservation a n d T erra , .-,i (Ruby) Thorpe of Texas.1 Also sur- Kimberlyirly; six grancfchildren; six , — e a s t o f thhe e Army’s Dugway i'r^' . Flora E. Trantham. 75. of ? i ? v ' ^ -1 viving are ihreoJO igrandchildren, sisters,s,-Dorothy ! Bush of Utah, viVista. Ariz., diod Friday. Jur^ Proving Groundnd and about 60 miles ; Racholle Harr and'md Christine Harr,- H azel L'Lemko of Washington, ii1396'.-at the Sierra- Vista southwest off hhere — also were. H ------—0-0fn -6 f-rwTn''Fa;F alls, a n d B rett "Minnie Hunler Hi of Kimberly. Jackiij cCommunity Hospital in Siorrl S threatened byy fifires ju st a y ear ago @ 5r^ Thorpo or Boise:;e: and five siep Gochnoilour of Hazelton. Alice viVista. • this week, andmd two years ago a . . grandchildren. TnTravis Hanchey, Stapleyly of< Burley a n d Virginia She was born Feb. l, 19;1921. in wil(tfire-destroy<•oyed the T erra home _____ Kallie H anghey./■ BonE Ha n c h e v. Mullen of (Dakloy; grid one broth- t ,i : ■ R oS bie R an chiey ey and Brenton Austirstin Holnis ol OaRloy/ Ho g E. and Minerva K. THall) Attl.ttlosoy, ■ “W hen I saww thet sm oke going up VoluiJlunteer flroflghter Craig Mi Hanchoy. all olI TvTwin Falls.' Lyle was Pfoceocedod in death by his par- «fSho attended schools in Ri Mills keeps an eye on aI bback a fire 8ur> ' was preceded inI deathdc by his par- onts. five^e brothersI and one sister, ar Ruport I envisioned nymy house going-up in • roumunding Terra, Utah,' Tuesdiday. .and graduaied- from high •school-si ...... th'e fire,” Gibsoiison, who has moved H ...... cnts.. ihree-sistera-jr-9-and-an-Infant----- Tho-furfuneral-will be held'at 1i3 ‘ththere In 1940. Sho attor daughler. a,m,.Thur ended to neighboringlg Dugway, xold the burni lursday. July 11, 1996. at n 3‘Sbytorlan Church, 2100 All Jlloge, Deseret Newss Tuesday.1 “I guess' Reset ill take placo ot 2 tjio Pfo'sl Albion State Normal College iservation, which is.aboutt 10 fire season by havinjving his cattle p.m. Thursday. Jul'July 11. 1996. al Burton AvAvo. in Burloy with Pastor CcCollege o( Idaho in CalaSrtwAM ‘here’s a sensese of relief knowing milesles northeast of-the.provii al Chapol In Twin David Gobel Go oKiciating. Friends (a ving graze and trample the-grassthe near Roynolds Funeral C (Albertson College), whoro‘ S^he the fire can’t jetget me now.” ' grounilund. The second fire, calledI thet his home, , Falls with Jim Rhoailoades officiating, niay cajli|l fromfi 5 to 8 p.m. today at roi it arts jnfonnatiation officer Shoroti Davis- received hor bachelor of vis*Knolls blaze, was south offthe tl “There wasn’t muchmu left to. Intormont wiil followHow at Twin Falls Hamansen Mortuary Burley' Hndegree in education in 1959.i9. She K no w lto n said id four air tankers Goshu Comotory! FriendsIs nmay-call from 3 Chapol.. 3321 E. Main St. and ono- m i shute Hre and was isstimated<1 at bima," Deuel said. morriod-Dale N.-Tranlhanam on were surroundiiiding the-towmrith 31,500500 acres.-...... ------to 6 p.m. todayay at Reynolds beiDe(oro the (uneral on jaJa n . 21. 1'95S, in R upert.. 1Their retardant drop mage at least...... ~ Thursday . ops onTuesday to Sum•unny Deuel, a part-time ranchcher seven power poles, cutt Funeral Chapol.- ay at tho church. Inlormoni hoihome was always lovingly/o c p e n shield it from flat cutting off elec- ' Tho family suggeigests memorials boI a at the Gem fJemorial lo lames. who0 hhas lived in Terra since 196964, tricity to Dugway an to all who noodod spiriiuiual or “If you flbw overo-v Terra, it would could; ' and the sur- bo given to the TwinTv Falls City GardenI ComotoryC in Burloy with physical oh' comfort. They move Jd see nothing b ut black terrar ^ r o u n d i n e ^ a la te MondayMo: night, Parks Departmoptpt Memorialf Troe military gravesidegr£ ritos. gjj ved to have a big pinkik circle around it,” alongng the Skull Valley as the fii Sierra V(sta, Arlz., in Ocic:lobor she said fire Electricity restoretored Tuesday, Planting Fund in memory me of Lyle, . 19'1992. Her husband precedoc s tr eetched tc 20 miles north of hish Utah Power spokesiiat3l8Qued-Flora-olf-trer-lffon 7-Stra~ ------Rep.-Ray-Shorf:Hrsay3^-1995-coii^--^ SRlghfnBwrriinrying g to ge ar\d S arah Kindlj^ VW endling, He at Iho CorrjDrral Crook School. At the ' nevilever complained a n d sacrlfliI ficed «ealed weapons! lailaw appears to be in some n Choice Steak In a Beef spent his early e reaction" to a school ban 0 rly years in age of 11. she moved with hor fierjlerself to always uplift her fat(ahiily I conflict with a lawaw ban^aing weapons all wea , Oj Qravy. Served wilhvith Soup * Pennsylvania andI ththen m oved lo family to He ind friends. She will b e gre; weapons except those catriec Hollisior whoro she com- and reatly on school propeperty — which he bypolitolice. Short said, Or Salad, ChoiceI oof n Potato Filer. Ho graduatOiatod Irom Filer pleied heror education.< Sho worked frilsinlssed^flva was a membei ^ . ! a^RoIlII High School and m( )er o( sponsored several'•al years ago. H e said si he’-s unsure of exactly moved east to at differentant Jobs over the years, ho (Jm ^'Tlrst Chrlslian Chuhurch The HoUaday ] attend tho UniJn iv o rsity of Nova marrii ly R epublican says w hatt hihe plans to do In drafting i irriod Lloyd W, Salisbury ind w a s a c tiv e In th e FiHr«t he never imagine ■ i $ 0 9>5 5 I ■■ Ponngylvania. Hee played p semi on Fob. 1414, 1924. in Buhl. They ChriiChristian Church of Sierra Vista ined th c bill’s sub- bilL , . section allowing-' pro-baseball prior to World ' Wa; If. lived in se'several com m unities in S^She,was the loving mothei ig-“legal” weapons Meareantime, Sen. Robert Steineiter g k He served In the U.S.I.S. Army during so u th e rnn IdahoI artd Nevada Pal’at (Mrs,' Forrle) Coffey of Sic schools wouldId.apply I to, gun-tot- w antsts to t ensure private property World War 11; Ho wasvas In tho Bottle .whoro they'jy worked (or cattle com- Vista'ista; tho'dovoted grandmothei ow nersers have the eight tb ban ali of the Bulge..While in » ;g g w « ' D in Ihe service, p a n je s. Lloyd Lie p re c e d e d h e r ih f^ahtlannotte M. Coffey-Greenbergirg o( I a n d ey e ryyone o else (in thc weaporpons from their'premises asa s ' ho mot Evo House> arand they wore, death in 1951958, • • Don■onver. Colo., ahd Luann M. Legislature) figunured we were talk- they seesec fit .married June 19<133 iiin Elko. Nev. Neva iatoiIter married Leon James Coff;o((ey 'of Tucaon. Arlz.: tthe ing about law enenforcement offi- ^ Following the war. h ho e reiurned to "Bud’ Deas'lasy on Doc. 9. 1960, In thouiloughtful sister of Elmer Attleslesey cers," Short said, Twin Falls w here ho ow ned and Elko. Nev./. 'They lived In several ( P'Pineville. Mo.. Virginia Millerlor o f. B u t p ro -g u n a I a oporaied Wendling 1 advocates have ng Soft Water communltieties In souihorn Idaho, Clartilark Fork, Idaho. Ruth Chapn-)man interpreted thee ssection to mean •Supply. working for 1 Anchorage. Alaska, Mart R eyi 'or cattle companies in- O' Ai Butiiorized to c a n y , iip ld s Ho was a momtjmber of the the area. In the- early lQ80s. Bud ^ aarson r s of A nchorage and Bo Episcopal Church,'. was v^ an avid and Neva i arson of Ruperts un may take the a m o v e d 'to G o o d in g l-arsc o o k ., ^ archec bowhunter'ana nd outdoors- wh-Bro theyey operated ’a leolher A memorialr sen/ice will bo heldh< - • weapon into school " p e f M O t e u man. . shop. Bud'pi procedod hor in death at 2 |p.m. Friday. July 12, 1996, In.addition to hisIS wifev of Twin onf^ob. 13,), 1992.I •. - ' thle e I Hansen Mortuary Rup( 6-BESTOF r i I Falls, ho is survivedd byb Iwp sons------Nova is suisurvived by one'da’ugh- CJiaph apel w lih .£ a8LQii.Laurl^Mil i , . HO!AA/a«I . . U ______■ ’H enty Hr{N0 fm-aT;bu Lou) Wbndiino tor, Jo an and an hor husband, vay offlclflclatlng. A'feaching merric ' Q u a l i t y & ...... _ of Stafford, Va., andnd Michael H; CooK of HajHagerman; one sister.- >ok will b e on display of all iho Wendling of HagoVjorman: four NanWavrooi1 of^uhl; two grandchll- .sfudejd en ts Flora had taught, _ - Twly vvtthBachW Compassionnate i H R Fine Potortrialts &1 Service Since . WHITF. ! ■ ■ ' Wed(ddlngs . ms>: -3 4 . 5 ^ 3 - - - , "Oxitpahstii I SINCE I9M TWIN!IN FALLS • KIMBERLY • 7^3 . 6 2466 Addison Ave. E. • iW ln Falls y a u M . - I ■ - 733-49i90Q ' — W
*■ “ J. . TF'Wodnosday, Julylly 10. 1996 Tlmo3-Now3, Twinin F/illii,Fj lanlio^ B-3 . Magic•.Valley/ldali J i h p flBriefly Zoniing panlel OKs City Council mec:ets to discuss bucu d g et------s progr J TWIN FALLS-Tlie City O am for CouncfiLwlI m eet at 7 a,m. on “ ki ds ^ 1. on Thursday Byjohn Ruprcchth t ‘ '. and developmentally mimisplaced in tho public sh in City Hall to discuss Twin FjFalls’ prelim innry 1996-97 bud Times-News writer'ter' shop'on S58 F ifth Ave. W„,, uunder tho following budget. school system. conditions: . . Tlic meeting Ts open to the! public,p but public hearingsi ivilivill Ix! sched- The children'would! attendati public school for ” ulculed later, after councilmen ancncl^rity departments revise bud{judget figures. _ TWINFALLS-T.T.The.T^vinFalls Plannlncamand—several-hours-each'dny,- sh g p m.MSt.provicJvide.ajniniiaiira of ------Zoning Commissi ny,-and iv o ald b e“ taugR’t—scseven off-street parking placilaces. ‘ « ission gave the green Tighght personal bygiene andid motor: development Tuesday to creator; • The shop mOst providede landscaping of at Work V on'Intersta tors of a day.sei^ice.progranmm skills and social skills in thoi developm ent cen- lei ate 86 starts Thiijiiirsday for-developmentalljally disabled children, ter, Russell said. ’ least five perccnt of'the pniparking area, off the . ■ , i The boarvill btbe leveled and hew pavement;nt putf on top. ' een the ages of six^nd" 12. _____and'4 p.m. Hodges alsolso_must obtain.a »•» tor the parking is to x ------Leana-Russdlrw ruu-for-the length of the be Traffic wiU be restricted to ti one Jane, jn each.ilirectiu:ctiun for.the--- —----- nvhoreprcscmed-HoagM^r a t license before operation)n ccan start. - tio body shop’s-opcra------Jenjlength of the p roject.' the hearing, said1 ththe service would, accomirio ion. no- T he board also unanimclimously approved a per- ■ Tho S2.G8 m illion project: i:is expected to be completec dote eiglu to 12 chil:hildren who are ncadem icallj • Screening m ust be proviiDvided for cars wait- Au( eted by mid- illy _mit fo r the constructionjjln of on autom obile body intn g to b e rep aired . . . August. Community Acticion gets federal fu Cassiaa School EBoard willl L x e ^ m _ t funds r bondr^so'elution- .:--awgr iN -PrtttS'^m icCi^itnil Cbmciiunity Action Agencgency recent- ■ ByEricGoodcIl document.nt. D lyy receivedn 524,600 in federalll funds to help area homeles;iless families Doggett said most schools mallake great place of the pnrcni TlmefrNo^vs corrtisponcwndent .. ‘-I wantnt more than half an hour," d -ent for that time peri- ' ‘ vho are trying to develop life; s'.skills. c^orts to let parents know of‘the tf activi- od.’’he said, ■ . _ ConnieMcj^cadesaid. tii Tho agency also provides emergencyc homeless-preverjvention ser- • BURLEY - The C ties, but “for various and assoisorted rea- Board members i e Lassia County* Superintiintcndent Thomas Motley said so trs were cncourriged to ices, such as short-term rentalal assistance and mongage-fo:e-foredosure School Board declined s ^ permission ilipi just didon’t get revie^v tlie policy bj >revention. ned on Monday to tJiat boardrdmembers’could i take several be /by patron John Ellis. approve an 11-pagc•i resolutionre autho- days to loo , . • Dedo High SdSdiool Prindpal Mike • The ^ 1996 federal Emergencncy Shelter Grant funds are look at the resolution before Doggcit said that all field ti are adminis- rizingthesaleofbondsiids to finance three approving I trips will Matthews roportcirted that the school ered in Idaho by the Idoho Hoi[ousing and Fin,ince Associatitiation in con ng it. ;He said that the'docu- be listed in the school district’st ’s month-' locks money to con new high schoolsi'optinpting to re\iew the ' menc cann beb amended to meet thdr ly compJew its track /or unction with theldoho Ho/nek}Iess C0oi^3inution Net^vork.ic. document for a few day;aays first. satisfaction, ermisslon theathleticprograirram. ^__ ' A total of $287,850 was aUo(located to 14 organizationsts st statew ide. ■ School d istrict lav on. slii law yer Douglas Once the!he bonds are approved, legal “We have exhauliausted our finandal -Pumunds ore allocoted to homelleless service providers base>ascd on an ■ WhipplQ said at the m< Parents will be ui^ed to notlotifyoffi. means," he said, aruit ! montlily meedng notices will ill: be published and the bond da nnual competitive applicationin process. that approval of theie resolutiont is a sale notice dais if diey don’t want their chi]hildrento Ih e trade has beebeen built mostly with _ ce ivili be'sent to the invest- parddpate pa in an activity. “fairly standard proprocedure," but -mentcommi donated funds andid labor.h ^ S h imunity. Doggett.said ] the parents’ ihooting victim’s; (condition impro^ stress^ that it be doneenecorrecdy. • Inotlierbr business: wo s’ wishes Matthew-s asked!d thel school district if roves I VVhippIe had some • a afi field trill. ' ______* m n r n n y nn noni- TTirCO Crcc anrSupcrlniendeni jeriy "in ' esMnce, school teachers eek-in-Twin-Fall3-coant>'nwhciriniis: %4ic ------■ act In advisement. chartlarged into his leg, the T w n FaFalls Sheriffs D epartm ent repreported. ■ Compiled from staff L a n d JJB oardrcefuses to► jre d u ce p\ re m iu nm-bidn= ■ BOISE (AP)-Thc-sto'State Land Board on Tuesday ~7Cmtotounctnj; new — y sided with Williams, the panipanel’s only Democratic ' out I afftrmed the auction» thatth netted a 512,050 premi-i- member, -^ w t h a ^ to pay the one-timele <$12,050 premium - um for a state grazingmg lease in Fremont County, ■ ■ thatIt M ii^ e l W ara s^ d he had':3d no choice but to Secretary of State Petee CenamisaC and state offer rejecting claims byly thet rancher that he was e r if he wanted to maintain1 hhis ^ e n t opera- >rthodontitie I s Schools Superintendent Anntiine Fox unsuccessfully tions P a rtn e r coorced into paying the premium by environmen- ns and challenge Marvel's ri^itgilt to bid. nership . H 1- pressed to void th e action andanc have Marvel, head “V'W e were p]aced. under dure: ■N tahstJonMarvel. of the Idaho Watersheds Projt iress with no place ■ ? ! - “We made a deal - w roject, dedared unqual- elseie to go,'* said Ward, who daimi - we sliould stick to it," statee ified to bid because he only w limed if he knQw he j ControUer JJ3. Williamsunssaid. ly wants to improve the woululd have to pay the premiumum he would have Denninis Michaelson D.M.D., riparian habitat and not commmmerdally graze cattle, given D.,M,S, I , On a 3-2 vote, the2 b(board accepted the bid of en up the lease and spent thele moneyn on private . f “It's been dassijficd as grarprizing land, its highest pastu bmatc of the Am.crican B Eldon Ward and Sonss forfo tlie 10-year lease on 960- iture...... n B o ard ..! . . . H 4_best.use,iojL90-years,iCwarriarrusa£aid.-^You can’t— ^Bui acre ofliish paiture wiiwith water about four miless change that." lurwhcn theWardranch'obtaiitain'ea'tlielease in ------ot^Ontiodontl.srContinued from Bl from the att 227! Overland Ave. Burl attorney general two andid aasked a judge to revokee th e cute these cases, we t th e beleaguered Minidokdoka prosecu- weeks ago ofterafl her plea bargain plea j fc can win." (208)678-3265 tor. unril 5 p.m. today to ea agreement with Hood invivolv- • Supervisory poweiwers granted in ' to tum over arrangement;:nts with Hood in two ingg ththe girl’s death. In court. Hi case files. murders met Hood Idaho law olloivs thehe attomey gen- ct with strong opposi- confcnfessed'to cutting Huhtet e r ’s e ral to tak e over cas “We are the prosecuto)utors in tliese tion from countunty residents. throat cases now,” von Tagen s roat and raping her repeatedlyily. die attorney general’ 'EN HOUSE • JULY 17-1B • iOPEN HOUSE ‘ JULY 17-'1 7 -1 8 I jn said. “The The responlonse of the attorney • HocHooci also a d m h ted in court attorney general felt compelledcon to general’s offic irt to prosecution efforts■ts are not ade- [}{ ffice was that it would killiniHing bis gran d m o th er, 74-yeyear- quate. take these cases in thele iinterest of take the casesics over com pletely but old M. ------justice." 1 MaeHood. A first-degree m “It’s absolutely notm a political • o wasn’t Interesrested- in just helping, derr cihcharge is pending in th at a "We hope th e prosecuttutor’s office Newman reje case, ploy. This case prese:isents us with a I Jjected .that idea and afterer Newman initially offerei•ed a unique situation," von Make3 T h e ■ compUes,” he added. . r e q u e s te d that th Rupert lawyer plea i 'On Tagen said. 2 ja agreement similar to' thet A conflict over who/ho has jurisdic- ^ " Clayne Zollinger,, a fo rm e r Raym undo PeiPena bo named a spc- Himteinter case. ' I don to prosecute die i e c t i o n deputy attorney general!ral and now cia] prosecutoJtor in the Mac Hood Dia; le murder cases q Come )iaz and Butcher ,face firirs t- ^vill ultim ately be dedleaded In court. • deputy prosecuting attattorney in and Wendy HuHunter sloymgs. degregree murder charges in t M inidoka County, said tlutlie attorney Judge Willla th e von Tagen said, ^ I lllam Hart is slated to shootii•oting deiith of Blake Morgan,m. A Newman is drofti genera! is oversteppingghisauthori- lii rule on thei specials prosecutor prelim ifting a letter T iliminaiy hearing is scheduledsd to rejecting the attornirney g e n e ra l’s f' ty. The files will nott 'bt be siirren* re q u e st M ondnday. But Lance also begin^n ini that case on July 18. dered, he said. filed a petition move to take over;r thei murder ^ on to set aside th e spe- “WeWe’re on top of it. W e’ro cononfi- cases and also is assi \\V’ Former attorney geneisneral Larry cial prosecutru'tor request. Pena dent • issessing other 5 It wo can prosecute thelese ways to respond to) thetl takeover, ^ EchoHawk'echoed similmilar senti- colled the petitidtion ,“dead wrong.” cases,es. But when we’re fightii ments oh Monday. N ew m an als< ting Zollinger said. The MirVlinidoka prose- , also d ro p p ed charges those-1se-little battles, It takes awway cutor is willing to ste “Ihis is a political moVinove. This is against three! otothers originally held froifl < step into court u/ ifl o u r a B llity to p r e p a rr e e ,” ' w ith th e attorney gemcncral if neces- ' ^ an attempt to gain someme political in the slayingJ ofol 17-yearx)ld Hunter Zollinjlinger saicl. "If we can pros power. If he can get hissfootin'tlie fc ose-- saiy, h e added. door now, he can do it an;ony^vhere,” I ______-----2------Lance's efforts could con:ompromlse other prosecutors’ a at u th o rity I A ------1 a throughout the state. \ssiA ReciGlONAL , AndTiF n a v e l If the precedent is set,ft, thet attor- _ ney general would be freefree to take A , The W^ o r l d . H Over prosecution of anyy ccase any- • IV I T where in the state, Zollinger Zc ATJ.J.EDICAL CC e n t e r alleges. Project Mutual3l Telephone - “It would basically m«mean you • is pleased to wi f el e l c o m e Open House JJuly. 17-18. would lose your local contrintrol - con- n - i _ trol of your prosecutor’;or’s office X E \ i i ' ^ would be in Boise,” Zollinjlinger said. iMP R. PattersISON, M .D ., Exciting displays. Free treats.-Afidtr. a chance “I t really, really will com]ompromlse £ to win a FREE Irip to major3r cities In the United- an eleaed official.” Ear, N ose and Throai3at specialist . 1 i States,’» Just stop by* Projec5ct Mutual Telephone's ; Newman publicly’calleded for aide MM riia' z - oiOpen House celebration.,1. July 17-18, and toke to the M edical!)1 Staff, , I part In the fun os we infrocoduce a world of new connections to Dur commimunity, . W M 231ill Parice A ve., Suite■te # 8 • B urley While you're a fp m 's's O pen House, Jdarcsi^ ■ besureto^urf-theWt Vorid c W ide W eb ■ U IM |E9|M I-D iiroupi•oupto/ron ^ Dr.. 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Salvaa g e re stitric tio n s1 fo rc e foQirests to3 re d u c ee h a r v e s BOISE (AP) —.1■r-Ncwj:esirictions througlugh the normal approvalal “They don't like to hiktike.in dead, DeGraaffsaidlid...... -• our:3ur hikcrefor years to conte.— — ■ on use of th e so-(so-called “salvage process-*ss, which requires environ-m- black forest.^” Forest mano{nagers said criviroiuneh- ' "As”1 we lose more trees we-e h a v e rider" Jaw will11 keepk the Boise mentalal analysis. and allows appeallal T h e tim b e r in d u stry•y is angry, tal studies imdid appealsi will delay sal- to0 use u more extreme treatme National ForestIt fifrom logging GO byoppoponents. * said Dave Van De Graafaff, regional ■ vage sales andind could lead to more saitlaid Ron Hamilton, resoulu rc e s million of the 10010( million board ,Con.sciscrva'tionistsarcihrilled. •““ timber lands managerT for Boise disease ,outbnbreaks in the Payette brai)ranch chief for Payette Natis tio n a l, feet o f tim ber Jt pUplanned to harvest “'Hiislis year, hikers are not goingng Cascade. Corp., becausiISC delayed Nadonal Forestest. Stopping the spread Fon•orest. “Clear-cutting is the this year. to be dtdodging falling logs and log-tg- snlvuge-sales m ean trees:s that could of disease coui TUESDAYTJUlYflJIY9---5IW1 ould require more log-, resoesort for us, but may be the t ______Household-Tools:o.ols - f o l i q u B ___ P ayette Ntttionnlnal Forest officials- ging-trutrucks,"- said John McCarthy,-ly,- . have fed rallls'could instciteud b e lost " ^ n g 'in the fuluiilurc, wliich'colild'drivc ' natilativeweYeTefnwth” • say they will onlynly be able to log conservirvation director for the IdahoIto to wildfires, • ConsiflnmcaliWolcofVeicome • Je/omc ' KUASAUCTIOII:tiokbarn about 5 millionI of the GO million ,ConservL‘rvati9n League, “jle x t y e aor r . "The administration i:is going to 'm mm m m b o a rd feet of cliseliseased or insect- they shshould have the assurance:e spend millions of dollarsrs to put the | S P E C infested timberr tlthey planned to that anyiny logging will be done under CIAL~ SPEcTi7 A T ~ S P E C i A x l I nuMY, in.vi2.Y 1 2 '-5 p a er fires out. once they startrt, yet they. - loandGloJonrrson > harvest. hill cons}nsideraiion of the law.” won't do whpt is nec ------T " ' • '~ Saturday; ju ly is Binghaiam C om ify,^,city humbly besccch j-ou from thithe bottom I t—— nay Appcll-Household' of my heart to succor mcrc arc none lhal am2 uinthirand J jl 1 d-Filer • ts chase wati I your power. 0 Mary, cotlonccived • 1 ' I* JMAAUCnONE ofiBcials ter wasters withoul sin, pray for us wlwho have ■ ^ Il-Jufl0l1 BLACKFOOT (AP) — times fanfarmers are downright care- recourse to ihce (three- arket Ave. ION SERVICE Accidentally allowlowing irrig a tio n less, Holy Mary. I place this rpi a t e ! , - I l SATUROAY,JUIY13 f I Lcnry Spcnccf • Picki water to pour ontono roads, not only “Repeipeate'J’ watering destroys. your hands (three times).). 5Say this I TWlfJ Y14-. 1996 prayer for three consccuti..ve^days I I , Household-Ff wastes that commoimodity, but it is roads,”’ GneitingG said. "It costs too' and then you must publish i » . l i f e rton'-Aniiques destructive and carriarries a S300 fine, much to;o imaintain them. We thinkI will be granted to.you. :s '-Buf)l- ■ . ■ I I Mon.-Fri. 8-5>a-5 'Sat.9-2 iokaclmLMNCK i TpIWHBOW RtCKlU; TOtM I ■ mXRY’SAUCTlOlll ■ Bingham County officifficials say. Binghamim County taxpayers would It-Juno 12 Off-duty countyIty deputies and rather spispend their money on some- nON SERVICE • , re se rv e officers wiiwill patrol rural thingelse.Ise.” ^ I SUNDAY. JUIY 14' i j t , • Leo & Sicllj Clayton'- roads for violatorsr.s jand issue cita- City re;residents also are urged to ' r i4 '- 1 p n i CMY I Coliccliblcs'-Bi ------lions:------le Liqurdjtion ■ i J I Advc(1iscmcnt-Ju “ W e've been war:varning them for streets,, PublicP Works Superinten- I V Can you set.secTlic fu tu re? • Twin Falls • MASTERS AUCTION 1 two years, and I tlunlunk this year it’s dent Garyiry Chaffin said. 1-Junot2 O r are tlic teai as bad or worse thanan iit’s ever been,” Manyy rresidents fl^ d irngattf__ I ;ars in your'w ay? 8 AUCTION^ • _ CommissiunerTCayGrrGnirltrng-said:------th«ir-yardirds with candl wJler. Stdfe —I SUNDAY, JIIIY1 4 ' ■ \\''illMtliic^..'i'nHiiucI' IIIlt< tliiDiiiittIc t’dtir lift'? . AutoPartjHraeLi^ ------Often-therc-are-e>rextgnunting-dr'—la^>-iind*td'CTfy^rdTnanccsTustrrcr” " ---- f1 6 '--5 |» n ------Paris-Tools-Twin cumstances' like windind lhat can carry woterfngig 1streets an3 residents caiV I' Iii'jH: L'lutw yi>ii • FariTi Machinery i Adwilisomcnl-Jui water away from fiefields, but some-' be cited,I, too.t( lues-Gooding HUNTBBOTHEftS Ati I iliJii'l .wi- fi>r lliif {Mill. I '' 1-July 13 i IN SERVICE j I . m tiLv tiling iKllt-r. Kn;.oil I'.iJi fl.irl rmu- n-illi - MOWlAYrJUlYIS- Bliley&BroMilicId-Fsm I W V//J,..k/iOU- .I'HIJ lh.ll you Jo Live r 20'’ >11 tm 4 1 Household-AnIiQues • inlory Reduction cl AdveitisenKnl-Jul I lliv c .tiw ily Ik /«• /i.i;)/’.''-I/ll'. /\ nJ n-f'll /if//. ,*■»>»' ’ luipment-Jerow WERT AUCTION S& :-Juno 16 I in 1,-,’n l n ’l. J f .n ’ii'rv.lirviiirviI.afJtvliii,:.lhan:jy you,. .. ■ SATUROAY, JULY 20'- I wvll...... ZT,vryoiiriniiflioiin ,iiul l.ilL- • Rcale flock Shop-Invcnlory 22*-6pni i g g f e LacidJryn«k$and£qiiipm I n'ilh .101; .lUtiit y o u r o/iliLt/jf/.niji. Lei.II* hcliiyou . fools-EquiDmcnl AdvtrtiseiTKnt - Jun rare-Twin fatls i I fiiiJ iiiil u hereyiH ir Iv.tnf.»r^ .m- from. ^~-T-JMa'AtJcnfMEt - :-Juljl9 ! ■ f l E n j o y o u r mUNSELING CENTERS ' ALL AMERICAN At)( rOoal-Burloy . ■ f l our wide array' o f c r e a m 's ly r e a d s - I fo r t^xformation,'I./or defp/for options - . TUESDAY. JIA.Y 2-Juiy21 3 '- • • . • r I ' 734-6760 orl-r 1 •800-657-8000______tUnONEERS ■ i P f l Bagel flavovors include: Ciilion&KutilMayEstalc Household Fumishinos - f l B * S u n f l o w eer r • Blueberry j- Aulomoblles-River Boal Adveiliscmcnt-Jul) m • Sundried ToF o m a c o • P o j){ )y « MUSSERBRDS.AUnC • B a n a n a1 N ^ u t • H e r b * a n d mnany a more! ■ T h e l ^ i n i c:o i S e n i i C e ]l e l y r a t iioTTL c o nm m i t t e ------iflxtairlcss t o : o r Ace Hardware Farm T im es Jon.<:.n . 7,im.gnm^iin ' Magicglc Valloy Foods, Inc. ------Magic-glc-Valleyintemetional------—: e s a y s BrSrSaurey" ------Albertsons College Finishing TouchJCh Magicgic Valley Produce Sroufi P.A Allied Agencies. Inc. JoAnne Frederilerikson -s Magicglc Valley Tires Al's Frostop Fredrick's Beanlan a Grain Mauricu rices tte rso n A Al's Pizza Fred’s Mobile) AudioA Maverlverik Counlry Store ’ Bonanza Lanes Amalgamated Sugar Co,' 0.' , Frontier Upholslsistry ...... Seniorilop.a LaRqe McKenzie ------RupcftliliKftcatCentBcPatBrayl Yelvertcn n - A U C 1 Andbrson Lumber ; . ■, ■ G atryls F a st Lubo'-:'-:t-til : McKImmatictic *> stainless sleel kitchen sink • Kllctieictien hood • Lots ol misc. gtoss- Burgors Elc. H udsons -'I'- . ParkVI< View Fufniture 4;Appllanco Stoker’s. ware • Knick knacks • Ijirgerge coian S covered waoon picture • EncEncyclopodla set w/sland • 1077 Burley Golf Course '-HazeldeanHuntijnlbr,:CLU. • . .■ ;'P aulCIChemlcal f SFertlllzer, Inc, Sunrise Nursery Olds V-6.4 dr, olr. power,r. goodgo rubber • Superscope stereo.'recirecoivor,.ca.n run 4 to 6 pairs of - Burley Inn ‘ . •• .Idaho E quipmlenl en a Sheet Metal - Pefiil^FerFarm'Homea'Stipply Sun Valley Potatoes, inc. speakers .Butte Irrigation • Idaho'Mllla Induiduslrial S u p p ly ' -^PawnS'n Shop • ' " Swensens Magic Market ______Hala-.LloU ggms lltlod. - - Cemmoren-OalB3. Ine. 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Thompson’s Suzuki - ' Century 21 Riverside J C P e n n e y Pier 1 Ir1mports The Bagel Place Century Cinemas Jensen Meats, Pizzaa HutH — ThrBock^tCTO------— ^----- City of Heyburn The Retreat FURNHfURE Gall & Norma JeppesenJei Pomerelerelle Ski Resort Hld^o-tnd • Platlorni rockerker • 2 end tables • Tablo lamp • 2 plantlam stand tobies • Mirror • Metal tQharllos Cafe ' Jerry Hines, Roaloaltor Pondenderosa Golf Course Gary a Deborah Thompson bed w/sprlngt & msltrtss • 4 drawer 1 dresser • Dresser • Teiephor}hono chair • Dresser w/mirror * Christiansen Implements:s JH's Flow er H auslus Price'sJ’s PdU & pans • Krtick knsdnacks • Card table • World Book' Cyde City Kelly's Bearing) a Supply Radio0 SShack Triple C Concrete, Inc. Eiwydopedia • Pictures • KeroseneKero portable heater (new) • Vocuucuum doaner • Books • Bale of O.R. Curtis Co. Kellh M. WaymeinenlMD RalnFoFor Rent United Co^op peafmoM' Donald Chisholm Kelly B oan Cb. Ramseysey Heating a Electric Video City Donnall/s K lassic KCits Randydy FRich Equipment - Video West TOOLS Doyle R. Price Appliance I ', Vista Optical Hammen • Wrerx:hes • Benchench grinder • Bench viso •Mails tablo)lo sowi • Stwp vacuum • Hand e Riepair ' Flowers a W eddIddlngs by Loy Recollec}|lectlons. Inc. tools • Misc. bolu • Garden1 toolstool • Toot eaUnel • Top & Oie set •'Blow Ble torch. Weed eoler* Tool I Dr. Troy Crane K och Agri Servleti/ices Relnckeeke a Mayers PA Volco I bates • Wheel barrow • ladderdder-Reverter Dr. Jorry Ennis. D.D,S. Kodiak Northwes'ost Regiss HHairstyles . W.H. Shllllngton NM : Glo hai moYOd fmm twrhor homo Mo Woodslone Relirtmonl)(Conler O i r>o longer nocdt Ihe I Kraft F oods Riverwarware Wal-Mart...... 9bOY9 ntms. .Lagoon... Robert’s»rt’s Hair Salon Walt’s Mobile Locksmith Dr. Bany Goldsmith isser CD’s L and View Fdrtilljlilizer. Inc. — ,_ P a u taa EBecky Robertson Walton, Inc. _ O WrNER: N GLO JOHNSISON Dr. Dennis Mlchoelson Lava-Hot Springsig s ...... Rockyy KMountain Real Estate Brkg Ward’s Clewing S Detail TERMS: CASH MO BAfflHBLECHtCCHt(3tOAYOFSAl£.AmiEMSAfi£flOilSHTiW’rtWAStS.WH?fl£iS-CWOITKIH.- — I Dr.'s Hoad. Williams, & Sliiss• a m e s ' - — Llttte C a e s a r's—------Tlm-a-M5-Mary-RogerB------^ Monte L. Watson m ac, • -T— Drift inn Westem Farm Sen/Ice Housonold • Antiques - Estiistatos > Roa! Estalo- - I . .'..r Lynch Oil Co...... 1 ...... Roper’s.ir’s. . . . ______-E sm os Acros-lncTlIm Eailion. . M ane Attractionn Rupertirt EBowl Western Seed H on o/" t/ic‘ ^itc fio trrt th n t' pf3y/t>l" I Etcheverry Sheep Co. ! •SALE MANAGED BY 1 Mart Produce CotDorp. . V-DelllIBowi 61 Dave a Heether.Wilson Steve a Carma Etheringto A U C T I O N S I Winn's Gas a Oil W ENDELL, IDAHO • 6 3 8 -2 2 4 ? Evergreen Nursery WorKman's'PontlacrCBdiliac ’jod) m VDC'j mu:< u ld a ls o lik e tcto extend ourr gratitude1 to —.--•-BuIck.GMClnc.-:tt ------Zlp.fer Gas .... I W e w o u^ho assisted inil making theiej^996^^eele^ AUCTIONeeRS III v o lu n te e r s Form M achinery r He the over TOO "ft't* ttto actio tration a-succe: W E R T A l WE a r K rm ^ n i
JOHr4 WERT 030-2240 •u ' r f * R &Ho ■. t ~ \ Salod! I'T / Moirpilf^ r i i i l l Fire up) the CO • fabulo)us, eas meal: -H o w 44boiit“ —■ It’s that sizzling season again;ain - tii^e for backyard chefs to fire up ththe e and /lastering m ushroom) m s .savor.the flavor of.CQQidng.Qm< ' Grilling is tlie ideal w armI wc way SepMshmmrrefriooratedandiJSO mioiii— to! cook - it’s easy and cleanu]inup quick. liin5to7dayso(pwcliase.Tohe!p n Plus, foods ju st^ aste better- inlinfused with 1 the freshness ol packaaccl mushrooiSocm's ThcTinnilsTakablBTnrokjrnJ!*fiav7)in‘rtn r-H ^ B n l grilling dver charcoal.- Y- ."v'COOte Bccf is America’s favoritetc ichoice for i r i S S s grillingg n according to a 199S survey.su r ...... Eis >'. By Dcniw Tumor The smoky flavor from coo cooking over IflR K & fL »nenseleclln|i mushrooms, look atallh (he Tiincs-Ne\vs writer coalsCOi complements a varietyi of bbef cuts. TenderTe steaks sych as-top lo 3P).A I loin can be s ;an T W IN -FA L L S- HHere’s a cookout > grilfcd gri plain or seasoned withvith a rub. or idea from the Washinglington Post. flavor jjo marinade. Less tenderr steakssr. J ^ t s s = E s : It’s from a spiffy nnew' « cookbook, “Pa- fir =' first.be marinated to helpIp t te n d e S z e ^ J M QCl(5a tly wipe l-S tio Daddf 0; ‘50s RecRecipes w ith a '90s them.’ the ^ ■ j^l Twist" by Gideonm Bosker,: Karen } or damp Whichever cut you choose,e, tthe key to S 'i •and [n Brooks and Leland amand Crystal Payton grilling cri delidous steaks is cboirooking them. n\ . (Chronicle Books. Sl:S12.9S). The book • over 5v. ash-covered coals, justst iuntil they !.I] celebrates some ‘SOj'SOs fa v o rite s lik e reach rc2 the desired doneness. ,• : ' date-nut cream-cheeseesc sandwches and Fresh j mushrooms m ake greaireat partners banana-pudding pici tviwith quite a bit of for for steak; grilling enhances thitheir flavor, •90s spin. . mamaking them|richer tasting. S Season it! prepare Gredhn Mushroom KabobsKa grill ! GRILLED TWTJNA WITH S o • B J ------j a m a r a m a ^p i nEAPPLE e a RELISH , Marinate it!:! 1/2 ripe pineapple,2, peeled,p cored nnd r Just , toss whole white mushrcihrooms with Lemon Pepper Rub (use thele ssam e mix- 1 5 ^ Toapapply seasoning rubs; 'I'rim fat from chopped, juicc rcscrveides of steak(s).' ------1 small red onion, diediced ______grill.------^ ^ isoning.cubs.arc-u5ed-tttjlav.o[nvnr tho 1 tablespooD.minciinced,"sccd9d red - ■ surface:c of steaks and should be useused for - jalapeno chili To serve, remove from ske\ a rolorful bowl ond toss the,mi tenderr steaks only. No rriarinaiinglg timtii e is J 3 tablespoons freshih lilime juice m ushroom s and onions with feta cheese. red. 2 dashes hot peppjpper sauce (like L^monon Pepper Rub j!? Tabasco) When the menu calls for a chilledc ac- nbine 21/2 tea.spoons lemon1 pepper,pc; jf; S alt and freshly grcground p e p p e r to f®";ompaniment. Mushroom Cacj Salad 1 1 /2 teaspoons dried oregano leaveaves and ' ' raste ISs a perfect make-ahead choice. 3 largec clovesc OTishcd gariic; mix welwell. ; ' 4 frounce ttina steakcaks, cach about 1 SSimply m arinate cooked mlushrooms usl Make:kes cnougli for 4 steaks, 3 inch thick prejrepared creamy Cacsar-stylei-le dressing, Gingcgcr Sage Rub -_1 . - . 1 / 4 cup vegetable oil ...... tos;oss with preen onions andd P arm esan . . Combnbine 1 teaspoon rubbed1 saisag e. 3 -ri------Combine-thcchoppe?ped-pipeapplerre------che:heese,-then-scrve'overromaInialne'lettiice” ------~]argc~dicloves"cruslfcdljirriicri/2"teas teaspoon I served pineapple juice,ice, cilantro, onion,. WhiVhcn choosing mushrooms foror jgrilling or groundd ginger and 1/4 teaspoon crackedera I jalapeno, lime juice,, pepperpe sauce and anymy other use, look for those wwit ilh a fresh, pepperrmixpc well. salt and pepper to tasteiste. Set aside. smc;mooth, unWemished appearanc■ance.- Make: H ere’s a vegetable; diidish from the Bal- , ' G rilled sto a kk and Grecian Mushroomm Kabobs: A summer tradi (s) from marinade; discardrd r m ari- timore Sun. It’s printtinted in “H ealth y In medium bowl, combine mushrooms,mu: Se'!‘f^(M arinating longer than-24M hoursh Cooking for Two (or:or just you)” by onicnion, oil and Lemon P^epper RuRub; toss to may resi2sult in a mushy texture.) Frances Price, RodaleIc PPress, S27.95. •*' coal crowove-safe container. , The m arinade belo\/can be used:d tito fla- irvings. Alternately thread mushrocirooms nnd Mnkes 4 serv Cover with plastic wraimp, vent and mi. voranyly of the beef steaks listed. FFor or less GREEK GREEIEEN BEANS ont«nion into each of six 12-incin ch m etnl crowavc on HIGH 4 to15 5 minutes,r stimng tenderr steaks,s longer marinatinglg i is re- ROOM CAESAR SALAD ANDTOMAllA T O K ske>kewers. once. Drain. - . quired[ toti allow for tenderizing, ass wellwc as , , • 1 poundm edcdium white mushrooms I ■ lsmallonion,coarsel;scly chopped _ Add dressing; toss to0 rown sugarr-l-tables])lespoon ------Salt and pepper to tastetas ™ To serve, arrange TSFtueelet leaves in fe e s!,stersiiirc sauce and 3 large cl Season w ith salt. To serve, remremove veg- 8 to 12 romai e cloves , -1 pound green beansns - laine lettuce leaves spokc-llke fashion onn s.serving platter, crushedd garlic;i muc well.' In a heavy, lO-inch,h, nonstickr skillet tables from skewers to mediumium serving. Top with mushroom mixtiixture. Makcj owl; add cheese, if desiredid o a n d to ss P la c e musl: ;es enough for 1 to 1 1/2 ppounds ot over medium heat, cool:ook th e onions in shrooms in shallow mi-i- Makes 4 servings. beef. the oil for 3 minutes, orc until tender b u t not brown. S tir inn tlth e garlic, toma- to, dill, salt and pepperper. Crok, stirring oftenrfor'3Tninutcs, or iim til the juices upple materia]ial ___ be^n to run from the! tomato.toi Bt'eak the ends offf theth green beans works best an d cut them into 2-inchnch pieces. Add to th e tomato mI3cture. RedIcduce the heat to low, covcr the pan andid cook( the beans ir ribbon roseses for 10 m inutes or imtildl theyt are as ten* d e r as you like them. SeiServe hot or cold. Queslestion: I oncc uaiched you malmoke M akes two servings. a rib bbon c rose on your televisionn proipr gnun.u Afterword,J 1 ufed to make:e tlietl Requests rose blbut could not. Could you pled:iledsc Doris Baker of Jeroerome wrote', “I me instructions? — grow a patch of gardenin e v e ty year, and ______give mi -M n i. Lewis E .Tinkcinker, not knowing what toI do with it, wind Pointblank, TexiFexos up giving most of it amHsray. ; W e love the pickled garlic and wdul'duld like recipes sw er The ribbon ro.seite iss ppr ne on pickling It.” , g Ansvy favorite decorations fofor r a Any ideas? myped gifts Several rosettes, clus-clu Elma Goodman of)f Glenns( Ferry wrappc1 together, make a wondcrficrfu l wrote, “Many years agogo >w hen I worked in ticback.
the courthouse at Mountluntain Home, wc had such a congeniallial group that 1^1 Ask Marthal a worked together inI ththe Red Cross tORSTDieCHi M a rth a .chapter, and we alsyln i downtown.Hailsy believable variety ofenu bi offers dh un- ' a 90^cn will form a square withIth a... . JobFohn Vidal,.director_of opciiit. io3a:m. • ■*- led lettu ce, fresh 3- Rej ; 95 cents to $13.95 ing and a m ountain of realland island dress- ribbonopening in the center. ------'V a llelley ; lintertainment, suggests S Continue folding the ribboiib o n ' show°Th^-ajal«t™ lJs.av.avallablet ______i . _ onion rings. ■eal Idaho fries or small or — is-a-gj-great-place-to-go-after-a-sho SoflicTorOie'biirgCrSlISi •• • 4. Coivise-onHtsclf-unril-youVtrbuilb tiilr ------— fun-sc1-style.pcrsonality.of.ShorQr’s's is differ- — — C h ed d ar- with-bQcon,--dielIStmi'anTFucori ------dockwiiir completc-laycrs (or more,},for.,' fo ; than many other restaurants,ts, hhe said. . , , , camole; Slam Burger -dieddar-ond wi gua------up foure with more petals). Alwayv a y s ; rhe n am e Shorty’s was inspuedledbyac- w»de. owned byb> Willis,'Sylvester S ^ . ■ e T h e [' dar and barbecue saucewith ham, ched- “ roseain ■ the center opening. . • Home'&Garden ' C2-5 tor/o«fowner Bruce Willis’ dog. ^ • IbherArnold Sd>clnvar2cncgger and other' types. • • , ., Burger- with salsa, jackice; i and Border raaintaiiding the packet together, carccare- ' D earA bby C 3 Vid^idal moved to Hailey abou3out four show-business ty ' and guacomolc. nscrt the rip of a pair of sdssorssors where he Shorty’s foodd isi typical fare for a ‘50s dc cheese, diilies , • Holdii m onanths ago from Atlanta^ Ga., wh ‘ . Grab an extra napkin. Yc fully inshe center hole to keep it openip e n .; J.____Valiev crafts ______y 5 _ ...... _ workgH baby pine si;shoot moth, or larvae. T he! piplan m y fingers. By theI limtin e Tve given it a bath . Gaharden," a course on identifyitifying garden Greei innedfor7to9 You luive. to dc'ddc:ide how much dumnge ^ . . ■ is to lei thee little: monster hatch and letle it. it will never forget,et, squished it witli my ’ pe;^ests and th eir habits, is plann« ge of Southern you’re williii}; to lolur;lerate. B t h u m b pP p P i n t S suck all thehe life out of the pine’s; nf sick or chewed plants andnd tth e l)Ug cul- But .when they-stri].irii)|K*d the-ncw privet— “iff-trcaiing U- tlie.house ioimdatiilationJor.spi- __dies and b«')uds,.ivhere-tlicy-Xced.and.Dim oi—dead-needles..Xhci.bf» h m nrh rnigtif nlgo-tif» • _j,j)rits for 0 “show-and^tolLi;------Jers, so we got the kirge,-econ(onomy size of ture. Ortho’lo’s Home Gardener I’rdbliblem crooked or deformedtied. Somedmes you can hedge we planted[ oron a day that was so Cost is SIC. F or m ore infomformation or to Dursban. Then we had enoughugh to spread Solver sayss Ithere is usually only one! gen-g< see the cream colonlorcd or reddish-brown '■ cold we wore thermalmai undenvear and-ski egister, call th e center at 934-fi'34-8678. masks, they stepped;d - or hopped - over in m ai 4-foot band around th e househoi as well eration a ye;year, so they recommend pnprun- worms. TTiey’U be 3/4 indi long or smaller. *^6 in the soil around all th e omayiiayientals; ing out infeifested twigs, and/or sprayiaying They can kill youngng trees.i Give them and . • - the line. This was war..ar. . in« den? Send your .’injverc caliudjnto ser- ^ Pine !• shf)<)t m othsjcjt theirr cacalling cards .with Orthem:ne. ______tlic whole tree a hantiard shower, thon spray W I hat's bugging your garden': ___ , ___Diirshan and_Sevinj '.ardartjucstion^ixreathtfWaluH'alworOirin caro— weBbmg Kiiot^ I usuall^ii’“iindlhe^ittnrpests wlichl:hTm tlie tree ana surroundondingsoil wilh Orthehe. SOt vicc against the littlelie Ibeasts. Scvin to dust in in tht e fonn of little wads of wel 548, Twin Falls, the leave.s'ancl Dursljrsban granules to get :ed ted around th e end-S of a couplepie of needles, giving the2 evergreens» a bath withII tthe Check for re-infest;estation in about four oIf fl V ic Timcs-Ncws, P.O. Box 548, them w here they live.ive. We'd been putting lerc her and there on the pine trctrees, Inside, hose. I turn1 tthe nozzle to the hardest sprspray \veeks. Spray again1 ifif: necessary. ' • /dadaho 83303. Help a y jo u n g s]stet-discct isiirpi nf pplanting, tending^ a ^ o i een i , a Row for the By M urty Hair ~rr?"1 bottomom and sides of an DurDump out the can and remo'love pate-in the Plant a P Kniglu-Ridder News.sSe^ice S' ■-■[TTTj j L .J.-I empty-plastic: garbagegi can, poke the1 potatoespc from th e soil...... Hungry campaign, , aa inational ef> 'I'M ; dozens of holesles with a hammer For morc'on growing potatocoes, • fort in its second year.•ar. ” After a few seasoiisons of being ' and nail or drill.ill. Good drainage is .sendnd for “Potato Production1 ffor The goal. is to getet hhome-grown trailed around thee ggarden by a UMBiai critical. • th ee Homeh Gardener” (E-228,!83) vegetables, fruits andhd ht erbs donat- toddler intent on undendoing w hatev- ■ i : R f ^ P urchase onene or two certified fromim thei Michigan State Univeretsi- ed to food banksks and soup er 1 had just planted,jd, I staked out .. ; [. '* ;‘J'll seed potatoess ata a garden store. ' ty ExtensionExt Service, - kitchens, where theyey aarc predous a small plot just for>rmy n daughter ' ' i ■. Jvf .. Look for the novedtyn< varieties, Therhe cost is 35 cents per copspy. commodities. Last year,yeai the driyj the year she turned-ed-4. It wus u - — I.- ~ i -such as Rod Goldold. ------M aill ill requests to Bulletin OfftcIc e , - brought in an esrimateiiated30.tons;bf m odest 4 feet by 4 feet, fei edged in : . ft i: J: ' Since potatoc;oes, need 90 to 120 10-BB Agriculture/ Hall, East Lanans- produce. landscape ties, an d it vwas all hers. . ' ■' /, J ' I frost-free daysys to m a tu re , s ta r t . ing; 48824-1039.48 She chose the seiseeds — two .' ^ {] i' "ir , project rightght away and locate kincls of cosmos, a fortuitous for pick , . V I '.•i' [ th e can w herec it i will be easy to A gaigarden for butterflies . T i m e s - NNews ( since that particularar annual: is so ■ uK ■'L.li'j ' p ro te c t th e plailants If early fall Qutlbutterflies are attracted to tl reliable and iindemiiimanding. She . l . ._';ii(^its turn cold.d- ...... ■ nectat:tar-produdng flowers of marany ClaSSlfilified planted the seeds and they grew. ■' If the. foliagefi igets kiUed,by the readii'idily available plants. The garden got wati."atered ... oh, j/’.- r cold, author Ma(iaggie Oster recom- ^miUnong them are yarrow, buttelicr- 733-0910 3 1 m aybe a few tim es thatthai summer.' - m ends cutting Itit off a few days be- fly weed,wci aster, buddleia or buttetter* But it didn't mattiuter. A photo ^ i ' fore digging thehe potatoes. In her fly bush,bu turtlehead, clethra ( taken that Augustst shows her t ' book “The Potaiitaio Garden” (Har- summnmersweet, pinks, coreopsi standing proudly, sunsurrounded by ^ H H i v j ‘J , V*,'* mony Books, SI'$17), she describes purpkrple coneflower, joe-pye weei I A n^Tflurfrsm^ ------Vurple-and-pink-cosnbsmos-flowers— ^ ■ _____ , __ pQtata.vmeties,es,_coniainet-firow- _scdun:Inm gnyf>»nth»r, phlnv, hlnrl ______t h n r rnw/»r wny a hnv«lavc-her-hcail__ K ing and other!r iunconventional >ft gii :d re n se e m s to b e t.Eur.ng fi{ out 'j will be. and consistentlytly throughout the Place the poles In the soil)il2feet summer, ;what the youngsterss wiwould onjoy. ,f red, plant seeds of Heav- ' •They’ll learn more ] apart in a circle. Lean.thehe pole summerler or early fall, th e \ \ Twin Falls, i S i / ? Off En)itire e morning glories or an- tops *, together so they formrm a te- top of the potatcato vines will turn about'plants if they sov st.grmVing-nnntial-vine— ' ------like to eat ur liee. Sut* rr-atnhe— ^yellow-and-bogo g in -to -d l6 —H» a t------carlct runner bean to curl top } \vith twine. means it’s harvestest time. —^Inventct o ry - ■ are easy to grow, butS h o w t a ^ i : nflower stalks. kids like to e at them'■ ? , Cover th,the seeds with soil and Plant' 10-12 beans arountind each Maybe, though, they’ll the be m- water theilem. Reseed in a few pole. P° Several weeks afterr plant- trigued by a secrete t h id e a w a y w eeks to fill in bare spots. ing, th in to th e strongest 4-6,6 plants m ade of sunflowers, a ttepee made if the vin»nes grow up the .stalks, per pole. > of b6ans, potatoes gngrowing in a use smng3 oor twine to lace loosely ' g arbage can or the pros'respect of ere- back andI forth ft between the sun- Potatoes Pt in a can - ating a restau ran t forr bibutterflies. flowers att a height of about 4 to S -The yield isn’t as high i V CALL u s ‘■WE PLAYA Y HARD BALL) feet. Thisis spider-web; of string potatoes po planted in the go We'll Shop & com parpare your current plansll -Sunflower housc- makes a piplace for the vines to—bu-but-gi^wing-pofflloes'tn^ - Start with seeds foror medium: to criss-cross;s between1 the sunflow- clean dt garbage can'savesi sps ace. 7 ^ .'tall sunflowers. The'hey may be ers, forminiling the roof of the sun- And Ar it introduces an elemim ent of '/ tplanted now when danjlanger Of frost flower housM T w f«aII P3Pt»733-233-2270 FAX: 733«7S Diim Uiw
M g M IM I J I I . self-help ssujpport glproup for M' Greatat I i S l mien i with piirostate caiancer. GetC It over with. selection>n of: Get a Honda. The group provides'a’a’ forum in which you ancmd your famlly'can discus:u s s w ith o th e r p a tie n ts • and tneir families, prorobleiris arid anxieties youo u n a v e c o n c e rn in g th e di;diseaM. The groupjs_a . suuiL'u u f iiifo rin a liu ir ■ Hanginc1 3 _ - keeping up to date wit/ith in fo rm a tio n c o n c e mling ir prosttJte cancer. Basketsits •Annualslls S p <>ecial topic of( discussicto n : •Perenniilials fjtBTgniiniiflIM HRM2I5PDA $ 4 6 9 “ ° •Patio D ealinIg w ithL Containiners Incontitin eiiceI •And JVluluch More! WVednesday, July1 17,199196 Y o u r C o[ l > < l o r .7:00-8:11:00 p.m. P r o f e s s i o n :kt;MVT Conf«ference Rooia m ___ ' - - EX6S0______^______- $659°°. _ ( 1 1 010 0 Blue Lakes Blvcvd. North, Twin FaFalls) m -W ives-andothcrfamilyiymcmbcrs-are-welcomer— i i K o u s e i ~ -BARRY For further informmation. Please call:i.: Ray Graharnn at 733-0533, ■■ OPEN 7 DAYS A \WEEK Monday-Soturdoirday 9-5 ^ ^ I N C . Jody C raig at 733-(3-3700 ext. 344 or S u n d ay 10-{10-5 269 s. 300 E„ Jorom®*IO • 324-tOOO ______...... ^ O w Basjla-D'a^^avis at 737^2800 ------■ n j l l i TOM ..... ’ ------rr— —4 mlloi nomi of PeiiinoinoBildo»on' B ' ' Hwy 93, w«i» on«• mlmil* on 465 AddsiIdison Ave. W., Twin Falls *73^734-4147 ■ Bonymoio, noiltiil/emll*. 1/8
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I _ E x p j F<^oo d g ia in ts t ^ e r ” a feh w . ■’/u ild lo o k aJ t cou p oons^ I 1 ' Newsdjk-sday "In 18 months, you’reu’re not going to hiive-coiipons as we/e kknow it."' - - - ^ _^ su rp i:r i s e s z z ^ ita Hocheiser recently lootok ■ Not nil industry expt.‘Xpert s agree*-—— je S7Q, worth* of groceries foifor with Ixirapert’s predicticcion. it . _____ ■ One of tho most;t_iinusuaLdQ5ign u ___ , tlianks to her skillful use of01 ' W hile Ihe search1 for--alit;rna. foi fe a tu re s o f th e ShiSheridan is the vv' ^ m 'anuflufaeiui'o'rs’-couiJoirs-anitfd ii\rcs'to~iraditi'oiia1"C(i1“Coup't)nihg placem ent of two bebedrooms at the ' Jl md offers. But instead of feelel- goes on, ont neivspnpeiiiper industrj’ back, on the far siUeiUe of t ^ n decks , ' \ ) . triumphant, the voterara n source says couponinglg wwill rem ain • that flank the familylily room. . ' ^ pon clipper and rebate maveren with us for the flis . Few, howeveri wouldlid iargue thai doors thnt open.omonto one of the ;5 ry th re e m o n th s," she .saidid. couponing has becomene ntii extrav- —------decks.— ...... - ...... “ N owIW it's more like evcry.,si.\;i.\ . agant practicc for bcithicith iiiL*.t;om. A circular hallwaIway just inside ; . - ■ month!Iths. They’re not offering as.a> panics that offer theirIiein and the the window-brifilut eentryway r is also .. ' ■■ ' •• , m anyly ccoupons, and they’re mak.ik- su p erm ark ets that acc«accept ihehi. ------u n u su aL .C ifcle tn, it verydifficuli foRus (couponon The business of nrodii F ren d i doors oponn iiinto the ^^ng pers), W e're fit to be lied. ■ tribuilng and pnJcessinj;sing Cfuipons ■ room, which, in turn,jm, opens to the - • • Food)od companies and manufnc-ic- has grown to a S6.S billion billi indus- kitchen. But you cana n ;also get to the tu re;rs rs of home products admitlit try ihat churns outt 3003C b illion kitchcn by continuinuing a few steps ■ , rtiey’ve''ve scaled hack during recentnt coupons a year. Of thai number, further around thothe circle. And y ears'S 0on the number of-couponsns only 2 p ercent arc rcdeedeemed. ■ another few slepss putp you in the they' issue, is: nlthough no companyny Clorox Co.lind Kimb.mberly-Clark sunny skylit familyy rcroom ., has dared dai discontinue the prac-'c- had announced inieatioiitions to tesi- Circling right, youy pa5s the tice altogether.alt Kellogg recently'*y . m a rk e t a no*couponon idea'bui c u r a'rhird a '( of the number of • French doors of theh e formal'U ving Bodrooml-K-55—TB edroom ? | decided against it. . .. . room,ahallway.tothiI the m astcrsu itc’. coupon;>ons it sends out and reduced - ...... - -12-X13'J“ i H ...... their fa ® C • Coupons are a burdend e n io super- and a door to thee giguest room or r face value by an average of, markets because off ththe cost of I m £ ! ~ 20 percercent. Companies cite high study. Finally, youi arriveai again st ^ - J ± U ------^ ** processing them and ththe e compcii* co stss of o printing, distributing, the family room. A jsmall powder ' S’ live environment theycy havc fos- \ re d ejeming e n and .sorting the : room and a fireplacecc Iform the hub. tered. Some stores lurere customersc ^ D e c k \ \ coupon:ions, along with low redemp- The kiichen is hughuge. Amenities i l i a d / I by offering double coico u p o n s — include a gardenI wwindow, trash FamIm lly . tio n rnrate.s, as reasons for the market will I 1 —. \ move. meaning the sup.crmai compactor, pantry,y, cooklopc Work . redeem twice the faceacc value of ![' s7ud^ / 11 bp ; - l l X Now)w industry gian^ Procter &; island, eating bar, exextra vegetable , ’ the m anufacturer's coupi)upon — ntul I G u o s t j ^ ^ • Gambleible is experim enting w ith the sink, and a skylit noollook w th French y ^ ^ N o o i sometimes even triple2 coupons,co ^ y^ \ 0 - x i 0 - ! t ; . H I L idea of Inciting rid of coupons for doors that open ontoIto a< deck. A util- ^ In addition, couponsIS lendle not to ity room, completee wilh sink and UK Kitchen i , V—viJ- g o o dJ. . /As of Feb. 1, Procter & S ^ ^ K P v w 1 IC^ GambIible stopped distributing,g accomplish whai they;y s set out to cupboards, is tuckedced into an odd. of do — create brand loyalty,loy; said ______shaped alcove between b( the • . ' I coupon*ons in th e New York cities of 'oultod ^ -Buffalo,□16, Rochester and Syracusei;(. Loinpcrt. People who use c«iupons kitcnenand gnra^. to__ usuoUy-buy-wludicvcc-bi■ r hr;ipi| thm.’_____ ! ------rrrAndUiisisworainainarygarafie;ic-—rr----- ter-SuHofl^------to-findi1d-out-wha^would-happe^t-to• D in in g /□^C rU vlr.8 17.2-,2-X13-4- I .• itsbusirusiness. have a coupon for. ' shelters three vehichides, and has ^ 11'x15‘2“ p J 14‘x14‘10‘ plenty of space leftlef over for a > r Althothough it’s too early to seeiC ^ rij Porer c h — workshop and storageage. ^ I , resultsIts ■— hundreds of thousands of Procc•octer 5c Gamble coupons are?e frtie seroy RRTTCtl F6r a m itcw ph nI, , includingin scaled still cincirculating in that lest mar- Fresh Berries Are•e Back!B ' y' 3-Car Garasa ^ ‘ k e t —— all a industry eyes arc on the floor plans, elevationsions, section and ^ 35'a"x2l'8- y *® IjiKiinlvrtkntl1,1ckCA[» artist's conception.m. send $15 to \ e x p e;riment, rir and some expertsfS Ki-J Ka«rtvtclo M,irior!,irUvrli-> IIxvm'Iilywiilvrtic* th e encend for.an advertising andid ki.-d&llIael.Cuni.'ni» lliiii'lH-rm-* lliiii'l- ______Drive, EiiK^nc_Orc.J_g. 97402. P le a se ______llnfkt>i^!^^ - ■:— ------^ecify-theShcrldan'lan~10i042~and~ ' — ------^ ^ —u------_{Jium oDiodonoLiool.ihat.has lastcd:a: indudc a return addrcdress when ordei^ _ century.iry...... ing. A catalog featurituring more than S h e r l dItin t 10-04.2’2 “Couioupons arc dead,” said Phil111 (> 30|" ' • i«**a'•••••••••••••••••••ee!•••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • ^ ^ ^___ --Tirial ju(idge obje<;cts tojurj•y criticisEn i W e G i v e [ STATE CORNNER ------DEAR-ABBY: 1 recj-ecently-rcad' • DEAR ABBY: Our dad ^vas-is-mar- r o u M o r e . . your column in which:h >you quoted ried to his second wife fotor 2 0 T hanJustA t disgruntled jurors.'Ir bbelieve you D e a r A b b y years. , have given the wrongig iimpression ^ 1^1 Abigail . H h e recently died. G reat Pr{cel\ to your readers. O ur stepmom is a-nice ladyJy, but I I have been a trialI jujudge for 25 VanBuren s^she e seldom invited us to t e.il csMte ngents know from f.iniily, the y.ird sign ann S ■''Oi; Wlmlow Fashions.ns For T lx Home )f which homes are for sale., U’hen U’li the years and have presideiided over lit- ■ i' I honiiome when Dad was living,,8 . .. ■ •eriencc Ihal ynrd signs thetl system , PLEAS, PJ PnrSBURGH gestjest you huny. , used in Nazi Germanyly tand Soviet " • - mnoEm m m Russia, resulting in millnillions dying in concentration camps. • The reason for the MaM agna C arta ^ H PLEATITED -and- the Sixth, andnd Seventh.'. ^ m ■ A m endm ents in the Bill of R ights M. ^F H o P JULV SHADIiDES was IO curtail the absolisolate power of the sovereign andi allowal judg- IW ments to be m ade byomone’s peers. M ' m , The jury system rijrightly has ■ JlE L E B Rm i O N ! in I -vERTincAL H iO%^rWF ' IHIpi^ii BUNNDS r a SUGGESTEDEO fRETAIL H ' m rr^FF \ -1^ ^ ______,S % flOFF 1n^ ' n i l - SUGGESTEDED RETAIL MINIINI ■ ~ l'*p f t i m w DLlNtjMBS----- A basic ihgrece d le n t I d H IW to your ramil1111/5 hmepo ■ I NOW K i r s c h rOFF i l t h . -50%^ Sood healtl verticaly l i n bli d s I ~ i . SUGGESTEDED FRETAIL , With pure, refreshingrefi Nowiv the country’s ‘finestit nc makes a better P house, you mi wiiidow.bQJ C i a U tlL _____ your kids driniIKiS." Praduct:t than The Closet Factictory. No one has c______OFF » s u g a r y s o f t; drId r in k s . more pnjrecise tooling, better:r rmaterials or stricter lilJ • Helps evccythi< th ln g y o u standardrds. m a k e w ith w « t >uy your closet duringlg our 4th o f July I___ I taste better. so b u • Convenient;'ho™ ho Celebratation. And w e’ll helppfill f it with 15% Off. EXPtRESES 37/31/96 d e liv e ry . H % r" ' ' l 5 ” o FROM lULY F TroruLYis^' P I ------1230 Chenoy-I) PLGQinc J®*" ”11 Tills cmlintitlcs the bearer to 15% off■ a ccusiom closct by TIjc ^ 3 I—YOUR COMPLY — —TwinfallsS-. ------— -i-ciosct-Fa•Factory. May n ot be used In1 cHome S& G a r d e n s skin pa]iridhomilesareefffieient-aandeasy^ to buildj irm)WO)g!m m m _ Stress . „ » !. 2 1 H a yt s ■ ■ ■ i Q: r d like to buildild ia convention- r"^ ------1 breeze a t m y hoihom e in th e city, (he aftenlemoon, urban areas are.fron>m 3 I BBfininsUon a ir alway5_se^cricms'cooler %Vhen I to S degrees' hotter than rui al-lookiiiR 2,000-squai[uare-foot houM!.. * «m 'M u Ic Ii s eas. “™‘ ^•FBMIIlZBP M d I’m 0)1 a limited bud,ludget and want ', • drive out 'intoi rrtunl areas. Is this areas xtra L comblneil ___ .. lo-do some of the,e v w o rk m y s e lf . ____ A just m y imagina[nation or is it really It isi estimoted.that this ext • ------Aro-oruKK Kkin paneluiel houses very . • “ cooler?. £.¥."■ h e■at a l costs'urban'dweUennllUaI tes------dollars per year for extra a energy cfficicntt und u easy to - / |T • A: You a re: rcreferring to a phc- of do 'a"rT“ . b u ild ? -II. D. M nomenon callillled “urban heat' condindidoning. —islands’-i,-:;;------1______• AAIso,-ih ls e-higher, temperatutit r c — IW 0 These are ere3-eoted by the large cauMuses more smog to form exao Sensible Jffira _3 numbers of darkirk surfaces and lack botinjdng already b ad urban a ir qu tf?— of vegetation.. On0 a typical sunny ity. home _ . TVrn’g /aroa s ir s s — a m e s D u Ile y ’ i ' =^FREETOTHE. r j I I' _____ .SIrfiple wiriciridow. I I B EAT a CANCER, NATURAIXY!r lOlt / F o r A ll Y o u r L.o o n n i d B cap in s (] ~ A: A stress skini„^p»cl"ouse ] 1- - — I------p an el- -W ttb-Nentonal speak'iikcr-Rick HiU ------would be ideal for yoi ing ...... ------7^~"Nocd5rC5IlCToIl... ■’I It is one of th e mosmost'energy ctn- I .neeiiedled • n - w Leant h o w' KIHick Hill has kept caticcr‘free fn fo r over the last 2 0 ^ v a tn i] •• dent building rhethoithods available.. — ' m Consmiction is so simplesm that sev, ------^ ' eral inexperienceded workers can HGaviavy ■ IBuhl - Lincoln Couns, 1310 MalrtlalnSireel C— • totally'cnclose a hhouse jn one am ^ ------g g • Tliursday, July 11th • 7:307:i pm ... ! 321 Wtuhingtoni«TwinFall« • T weekend. ation I ______1Twin Falls - Weston Inn, Comerier ofc Blue Lakes Nonli & Falls Ast:. A prtijjerly builtlilt stress skin i , 7 3 6 - 21903 9 , panel home shouldlid have utility ^ Splines Foi‘or M ore Inform ation>n Caii 733-3961. ■ j I "Where Q u ality’&eu»tomcr A € \ bills less than halfilf iof 0 conven- 7^r-: - 4 :onnect tional 2x4 framedled stick built panels. . house. ^ This is a result of)f tlth e s u p e r h i ^ ______insulation values anclincI extreme air- Y/iringigchasos ( J o in ULis F rid ay & ScSaturday for An/ Artistic FtFeast tiglitness. - , • are builtbui into I------The airtightnesiless not only ...i,.:h panel All panels arere ____I . reduces utility bills.Is, bu{ it nearly . precut and F eatu rin g eliminaiQS dust, dirdirt, noise and >g I . num bered outdoor allerficlis.IS. : S o m e - s tr e s s _____ Idaho's)'s O wn S internatictionally Known I skin wall panels a rere oa s la rg e o s 24- ■ '------by-8 feet, so therei aiarc few joints Extremene airtightness Is a hallmarl'lark of stross skin housos. to leak in air. I ja sic a lly k / A le uv ts - c o m J f- Several of the corcompanies that Urethan; ______Jors,______~5ir«r5i{in"p3ireinnta"co;rom pleie------F n d a y ^•I l -3-noon.to.9.?=?iatur.da T hese pn>vide C(^l:ontinuous fresh '' DretMh a : n e is rcTamVd'dir&'Ctly 5 l-erfreienrittail~petweTO-Ti-th^OSB-skinsr-EPS-is— —house-kits,-construction-in h n i e t h o d s ^ — ^Visit"Witlrith-the-artist-— viewhishis-origlna!nvorks;— —■ iree floor- ner. If I were buildinjJing an efficient bonded 'toto th e OSB skins. • ppanel dcscripUons and thn M J . f > plan layouts and exteriirior dia- manyly of them ioiages of Soisouthern Idaho. house for myself, I[ wtwould definite- Most stistress skin panels attach p ly include a heat recoecoveiyventila. to ch err withv some type of wood ggrams. ch him demonstrate thehe scratchboard I Please includc S2 and : Watch .tor system. s p b n e oeIt tht e edgM. This creates a house with no settling or ness-size n SASE. techniqiique for which he is kno'nown world-Mide. ^ The term “stress.ss skin" panel. Write to James DuHey :m onstration piece, refers to th e fact thatliat the wall and „unique do-it-yourself FRoyalgre^n Drive, Cinci Enter™,)ur drawing for the dem< Also Available: •yall the load ro o f p a n e ls c a r r y i OSes built-in plastic cams to Ohio C 4S244. Enjoy refreshmerl e n t s them selves. A p p le ja c k hc panels together for Limited Edition Printsn ts ______... ,1 ______They need no franiramitfcor,othcr ly;— r -,...... ,•------~ ___Q:JJven.^though_thcEcE iL js_a._____ ' - AndJ our'c store -full o f veryi ppretty things. supportmg s'iructurelire. Tliis makes ------Jig-HdloPuzzicgramsam s—^------conslruction simplee f‘ based on floortr pplan) consists You•rally saw a hole for a win- of -thick rigid foamam insulation oow or door.do Frame the opening 3 1 a c k ^ ^ sandwichcd betwetveen oriented and instaltall the window or door., stran d board (OSB).)... -- ...... E le c tn cal a lwiring chases are built OSB uses f:ist-grogrowing small >nto a».thth e foam panels to facili- r j 2 — trees and wood scrap,op, so it is earth tatewinnging. ■ r i I n t e n o^ i r J D e s i ^ i • frieiidly. T h e indindoor OSB surface can be ■ Insulation v aluess atare as higli as prefinishshed with hardwood- ■ I i (2 0 n)ii'Saving timm e : Bypass thele grass a canrnival
^ 1 1 Kniglit-Ridder News« S e rv ic e / ’ ^ i | ■ -E ^Piqgic T ired of mowingg andai manicur- r - Cruise tot-[> HAWAII! ] I days n o n ing your front lawn?I? - •••' .-.if ______Do something differrfercntwiihit.______19 99-lndiiJinilA t^ — ... i s p l e c . Hs sased-to-annoLm c e — ^ “Reduce the grassiss area, create S. ithtaklng Hawaiian Islai some flower beds,5, cre'atec some / cpftj V isit4 Breath ■ tf ie shrub beds that are3re a little bit < ^ e addition o f. taller and that giveve you; a back- / J*. g ro u n d ," suggests Bruno Br Moser, MflH/'Hflilam* Kauai *0^ Purdue Universityity Extension ■ *:iE T ■ ^ landscape specialist. D epart SeptembMBER 2 4 , 1996 “ W ith th e use ofif nmulches and ANfiNDSAIL II DAYS FROM VAN/ANCOUVER TO HONOLULU; some perennial planl a n t s . t h a t o r e -fwnsi __ ___vcry4ow-maintenan(,ancc,.you can-, ggynQ ^gggiQ ® a u : : - , ------have borders thatt ajare not high JM rr. T-c The Shops at maintenance/ In fact,a c t, in s t e a d o f «HB*rRAVELAcE.NTS 1 j ^ ^ Magic VaUey Ma turday moving ■■ t i spending every Satun AT 1239^010 Une Rd, ^l i H your yard, you mightght have some F " TNtF.RNATlONAIJJ IK time to go out and playpla golf or do ’ ^ 734-3113 other things." erica’s Vacation StOROT- 1-800-648-311113
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DINNERS Chicken liiauluau (chicken' N o w ,, sh e no loilonger needs items are scartie even Iri Havrall,, ' cooked In own? fromnterostems)^ tai insulin and hits lostlos 50 pounds .. . ulvocates of theWalfnae 01^ siiglid-,. pol.-tdmato salad,'frult,-■ult,Ha^llan\ _ ------rdcspirc-ea'rinR-asTis-muchras-shc ------jB^OijilfTrtlTfi'OiWruSaiuonanI ■' wants. H vr remedy:/: A diet that has • ’,T ' )i' 'SNACIC'Taro/braadfriidfrult/sweetl 4 . a llets that fit the sarhe nutrlet pn>^' helped dozens; of Native - ' \\, lie. DIetere are tolci they cah.eat as-a: potato, Hawaiian ted. ;v.' Hiiwniians and offciffers hope for ~ m "mucTiuch of these Items as they woulc ^AnenttimOietSa'mpli many on (he mainlanc Ike. . : • •' -J ' - ° : ~ •_BREAKFj!^:,\yholB,Wls,w he^ toast ----- ;;------Vca’s d ierhterallyjily se n t her back— lo her roots, strcssin foods that Traditional H am llan Diet: • lUNcHi'Suoui);:'!;Ip/kale'sand};: her Hawaiian anc BREAKFAST:Tarortireatlfralt- ..-wfcll;;''-" ^ ulM*r),-pu{iiioeS[— weet{}otatOrra< __SMAni?j rnrn_'flriJhft.lha.cflb;.alt;i J:___ The Waianac Ditti6t was created V| ilad, taro/breadlrult/sweet potattato; pop^popMrn;pot^; in 1989 by Harvar/ard-cducated , nuiricionibt Dr. Ten'erry Shintani, whose work has beeneun unthusiasti- TtCipaicd.in the Waianac Dieliet. After 30 years of chro:hronic kidney Ciilly e n d o rse d byy state s health 1 about 60 have totally climinanat- stone problems ond 'thethe removal of authorities, ' . ed ththeir t medicines for problen:jm s p a n of h e r kidney, DcCDeCambra said • ■■rvc seen it happei)pen. It works," V jS flB re laated te to diet, Shintani saiclid . she hasn’t had any prolproblems at all said Claire Huglies,>, chiefcl of nutri- _ • ■ . Oihenters have reduced thetr medicsica- since going on the diet.iet. >tion for Hawaii's stateate Department |||^H P H , -'don.!• ' ' , ‘T his is the onlyly ^way to be b f Heailh. - P'o a r rd t d p a n t; also lost an averagage ■ healthy,” said DeCambambra, a part- T Tlic state funds parpan of the pro- of 1717 pounds1 in the first 21 day:lys, Notive Hawaiian who stan d s 6- ' gram and often rccoircommends it to Shintantonisaid. feet-1 and weighs: 28328 pounds. __ local doctors. Vea,'ea, a 40.year-old part*Nativive She's kept off aboutlUt 40‘ pounds - The low-fat, high-rili-fiber diet has .______J Hawaiwaiia'n, raid Shintani saved heher since 1989. helped comhal,t^vo m{modem ails — jlfOs. ;.! She stopped taking heler Besides diet, the profp r o g ^ incor* • tes — that are • ilin shots just s^ven days aftefter porates self-help teachjachmgs from obesity and diabetes pressure recently at tho V\ killing many NativeVC Hawniions. y 'Shintani moasuros Hoolp<3lpo DoCambra's blood pr ,wal=naocoa.. Soming '- his patient, Hawaiian ciders. Haw:[awailan heal- Shintani said it alsoso helps those Comprehtjhonslvo Health Contor in) WWaianao, Hawaii. DeCammbra w as In the first grou;ouptotry Thehe problem w m “she was jusjust ing massages and watcvater purifica- suffering from heartin diseasei and ' * S h ln ta nll's l's diet. . eating,ingtfhc wrong foods,'’ Shintarani tion techniques. The diet has ^jigli cholesterol. said.1. ■ ‘ emerged amid a ivavcivc (of acdvism Doctors initially wc:were skeptical cinc. thithere’s been some demonstistration Hughes said. Hlo'oipo o'c DeCambra, 51, one: oof and pride amongong Nath'c iind worried .whenlen so many “Most physicianspi arc now not in th e co m m u n ity 'th a t coi:ommon Over the pastist six years, more the firstfii Waianac Diet particiici- H owaiians, who h a vVC e tbeeiT push- ■q^atients abandonedJd their i medi- only supppportive but grateful everyday ev folks can do) this,” than 240 people>le in Hawaii have pants,Its, is another succcss storyry. ing for Hawaiian soverei■ereignty. ^harco:>al^o^|^ Cobb)ler fiunjrg5^?~Maake itbe;rry good ByEdv^geLce • fresh blackberrijrries gets you well or rottivtten fruit Pinch of salt on thaiit juicy SIsteak K n r ^ t- R ia ^ ^ Niews Servirvice on your way to:o thet USDA recom* Dtrain rai them well, patting withth 1/3 cup w ater mended amoununts of folacin and paper« r towels, an d lay out in a sin-n* 1 lem on rind, gratedd ByJane Snow • V ... (tlon’i pioriorce the St'enks with a ’. • ' ■''Few'Uuii^ibeaHan earltrly mom- vitam in C. gle layerlay on a cookie sheet. Placccc 2 cups fresh blackberriiern es Kniglit-Ridder News5 ServiceSc fork and: lelet the juices escape), ing walk along a countryry road to And freezingIg Beef sales have bee}cen climbing ' steak andJ fifilet mignon) will take lem on w edge will removi>vc stains they should beJe cooked pr eaten defrosrested by immersing thele any stems. Push blackackberries iince 1993, when theyicy hi( an all- about seveiven minutes to cook to on hands and chins.) as soon as possissible. Wash black- sealedied storage bag in cold watercr, through a strainer to extract ____i_.lim c low. Am ericans5 ururc cxpectcd . m cdiiim -ra•rare, not counting the . — Not everyone has the: pleasurep berries just bef3cfore serving, not for 10101 minutes. ‘juice and remove scis e e d s ,-o r— — rr to cat G7.6 pounds off b0 process in a juicer.r. AAdd the son this year, up fromom 65 pounds If the coccoals flame at any time bjackbcrry brambles canan thrive To store fres'csh blackberries, availalliable in grocery stores. To!o blackberry juice to the:hc i m ixture - three years ago, acconcording to tho . during grill:illing, douse the flaifles in cities, on abandoneled lots, spread them out:ut in a single layer maker rm eat cases. 1/4 cupchopped chi mint leaves pREASONS TO PARTY: JulyJi is per-capita nujnbinber of doughnut ed neojlear Palisade on the Westernira 523-1232. Some stores carry primrime beef in a In a sauccicepan, sim m er p o ta to e s.,. j-jaN a tio n a l B a k e d 'B e a n MiMonth, shops — aboutt fivefi times more full-service case, suchch ias the deli in salted waterwa until just tender, nqiNational H ot D og M onth; Naijatiopal than the United: States.St case or a separate mcat eat case tend- 12 to 15 minutes.mii Drain and cool jceIce Cream Month, and Natational • Only 14 percercent gf consumers ed by butchers. Primeime beef also slightly, JulyJ u l Belongs to Bluebejerries .. surveyed by M a rk C le m e n ts , ., can be found at manyny meat mar- ■ While stillitill \varm, q u a n e r pota- Month.mq Research Inc. sayly thev’ret very like* J-itj)-and-comtnB eomles to Cactus Pete*.tes. RevelF Wnt-'l'hur «:45-9-J0^ For Honor. B b should be arranged onm f f thft e cails.rn------7 fnhlpspnfpnnncmporg _ W the other side df the! grgrill so that 2 tablespocpoons olive oil Q ErwtNJuV . ’ A Battle ^ you have a pile of hott coalsco on one Black peppippcr to taste S Wrd-lTiur7:IO-VdO0 For Truth. Bj THE BOCK BAMI side, and a single layilayer on the Place oliveives in a food processor By ______t^'ridiy3.-00-7:l(Hja _____ Ii other. or blender.•. AAdd garlic, capers and Ig H M W Summr ^1ltlncc Mo.lt WlffHT— • D e n z e l W a s |l>IiATrEB5 n iLlY Y I Ii M l ;s o v e r h ig h oil. Blend briefly. b r Mixture should ‘ B tiisnuuririiior S • Sear the steaks c M e g R heat,'then cook themsm over low be blendedJ but b still coarse. m .Swin l*rtncc«>|(:i ^ I Roll bock to America's goldenolden'age heat. I1ie steaks a rc platplaced on the Transferrr toi a small crock or ■ H of Innocence and romanceeewlih wl grill above the big pileile hot coals, bowl and oddat pepper to caste. ^ ^ COUP m f l The Buck Ram Platters. Ttten'nwmost Hunchback of Noire Dum ■ - H successful vocal group ofIf the Golden Sear them for about twitwo m inutes Cover w itht o a thin film of olive oil. ------UND IO;45-U;45-2;45~>:45-^:43 r ■ Era ol Rock'n'Roll, The PlattarahavoPlatu on each side, until thee outsideoi is a Serve w ithI slicedsi French bread or- BB ^ In «.T n ck tXsiUl Surnii ASHINGTON m f l Mid more than'120 milliononraconis. rai r ic h , d e e p b ro w n . 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Mix in biitYer and egg rminutes, stirring constantly,.,ily.just t(i chefs who have perfectcctly mea. . counter, Mb(B;X Basil-Garlic Sauce, apple andar 1/8 teaspoon salt until crumbimbly. Pre^s in bottom and Iboiling. sured and chopped ingingrcdicnts March back,:k, turn around, reach Icmornon juice; pour over meaeat. Dashof pepper up side of Itart pan. Bjike IS to 20 Remove from heat. S tirr in lemon ready to go. up and get the salt. Stretch left. Coverver and refrigerate 1 hour. 1/4 cup half-and-halflalf m in u te ss oor until'light golden rpeel and lemon Juice. ' This' chef threw outt ag bowl of search thatt ccupboardl Stretch RenRemove meat ^rom marinadid e; 1/4 cup apple juicee brown. Coolrool. Beat whipping cream in ccliilled ^ c e d green peppers beca rthcothersidel-Left— resun/en/e marinade.-Alternate meileat; 1/2 cup .shrodi d d«5t d ~ s h arp ------1 tcaspoopoommfhvonid gchtin——-medium-bowl-until-soft r >ft pi o a k s------jveren’t cut cxactly ththe same——" You get the idea. mushiishrooms, bell peppers, bbt a y American cheese 1 tablosp(,‘Spoon cold w ater fform. .w idths. 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R efrig erate any re,;ii;e^i^ining ■ 'iighdes. vrhtch-are-genjenelically— vcgeiablciikulio the work for u i ______tom au rtn p rnn«tr>r^tTy n n^liLsmoottLandj til ___ 1/2.01 jum^hipuiiit; t (lu;ttvy) u c a m ___-tog.i ,. - 1- )>assed to me from my father. Unfortunatta te ly ,'y o u ’ll h a v e .to Cow;:ovcr and grill kabobs aboutUt 4 bubbly; remove fromim heat. Stir in Icup.strastrawberry lialves Dad’s one of those peo]leople who ^m?ve your refrigeratorrei into the incheshes from hot coals 16 minuteites, ' half-and-half and juice.jui Heat 1 cup rasjraspberries Rchccca Tativka wdconic: c^nt' folds his. dirty clothes to put into' family room toto, get more excrdse. turnirning o n c c a n d brushing wiivith boiling, stirring con?3n%tantiy. Uoil 1/2 cupp blackberriesb or bluel)er. i.mcntf^ n n'cjpcs. Her addiiddrcss IS the hamper. All his dravIrawers are _____ mariniirinade occasionally, until me[leat and s tir 1 m inute. StStir in cheese, ries Rotiie Hdzdtoii,’.on, Idaho neatly arranged, and hishis office is ILLED MEAT ' is don.lone. Serve immediately.' until melted. 1 mangoigo o r papaya, pared and f83335. .full of alphabctically-!lystacked ANDVEGE:JETABLEKABOBS papers. 1 pound porJ>ork or lt\mb shoulder, • mIXED i XI VEGETABLE PLATTEI • ■ To compound this curseuse for tidi- cut into 1-indi* S ( “ b e s ...... , , - 2I s small a carrots, cut into 1/8-ini ness is. th e way n>y motheIther taught 1 pounti beef « f or veal tenderlom, slices»s | i W M INTRODUCINGI t THET ALL NEW Ml1ERCURY me to cook. Not onlyly sshould I cut mtb l-uicnJl cuc b e s' 1. cu]cup small broccoli flowerene: d e a n up cach Uttlc floursm-jipiU a s it . 1 / 2 c u p BaBasil-Garlic Sauce icu, cup small cauliflowerottes’ - l^ j:l J E E R 1 9 93 7 happens-, but after usiijsing pach (below) ', . sm al! yellow squashy cut intoin: ■ ingredient, I have to put it right Wrapapplepie juice 1/8-inC-inch slices ons lemon juice i. cucup smalt whole mushroonoms • r ------ITAINl ; back in its place. MOUN This ran m oke cookinging an acro^ 8 ounces mediumme mushrooms, •' (about•out 4 ounces) . bic exercise for me, esiespecially stems removeded • • . l/4,/4 tteaspoon dried dill weed since I've been blessedscd w ith a 1 red bell pcjpepper, cut im o 1-inch c:heese h c Sauce (below) good-sized kitdien. pieces Plac>lace steam er basket in 1/2 inH o t l i n e htopic focusiseson heald t h i s s u e s
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JUDGING:; EsExcept for Earliest; judginping will be_^ OTIIER-CATIVTEGORYS: Prepared Fo ; , 'b y IdcaT celeKri.•Krities: K en t J u s t, Twin TalFalls Area entnes in’thesese ccategories musfbe'prepurured u n d ” ' ' ■ — E[ • Cliambcr off Commerce;C Tami Plank,ik, Kelley . brought In readyidy to eat. Please include reci|dpes. (1) ■ /S b b ^ _ _ • _ Gafdc-n Center;en Jeff Robinson, Kimberlyly Nursery;1 Dent Color for TomatoToi Variety^{2) Largest: Tomato.T T U f r JaiTMuile73i;r,':er,'C61Ieljc or SoiitherhTdaldaho;Tinc~Brihg in ■the'tontomatd'for iudgirigTmdsf SiSirikirig~ la a lH m lm i ; Ettesvo.ld, M . ccniur opening iEam a> im irni5r-i’msrbt ■"■■■succcss, so iiicT cn d crs" n e r iS p a ss in g th e .way Jhroiigli. ‘ Dryy tlthe pan thorougliiy over loww that the soludon doggedcd sprayers ny rolls are priced From the bottontom. twist the nb- heat on top of the stove, rub theIU or left a residue on bushe bon end clockwiswise. The square cookinging .surface of the warm pann With all the factors tlthat I ■[^■1 points will gradadually become 'vithou,oil, and store it away. • -any garden - climate, item p era- ■ vinyl and carpet in “ petals." ture. soil, the health of theth p la n ts - ^ B I H ? ]. ft. of floor coveri 5. Keep twisvinving until you’ve Questestlon: I go to yard sales.andd a single foi’mula may notlot be effec- ' nmediate installat achieved the dcsirjsired effect. Bind narkets alm ost every Sunday,y. dve for everyone. So I aslasked a few • • the base of the rosrosette with floral week J cam across a hugee ' rosarions in different pailarts of the ^ nged for this sale - wire and trim thehe ribbon ends as bcaudfi:dful m irror th a t has an adhe-> countiy what works for th ^ M V j P 20.00 per month/ • • necessary. slve-baibacked bird picture on it.t. 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ByI Lany Ilovey Adrian Orme to:o bounce into a the scccccond. He got through thu JT I n w ------1Tim es-N^ writer g am e^nding secor:ond-l>asc-unassist* sixth inninning without mishap burin ed to first doubleIc play. That sal- the seveiivcnth gave up .singles to Car- — TWIN .EALLSw-JUUevcr-./f»r J n n ? -1 rif»ri^irsioQ ovcc-the-Rus-— son_Bealeauic,-Orme-and_Abc-Col-- Ringenberg stiffened thele 1Twin sets, lard to0 produceF what appeared to Falls Legion defbnse ^vith a p:pair-of ‘‘I luio\v tliere wiw ere some people be an insuranceins run. ;■ ..... _l5olid.biiilpcn.performaDcesces.aiid __ iiulic.stdrids^wl''»’ho_woiiLdJiavc___But-in'in the bottom of-tho inning,— j » - W ; ------^ the Cowboys k ep t moving1 toitoward Jikcd to have seenun (sinning pitcll- Cliris HiHarmon opened with a sin- , Hey, Applipier,-pitch rrespectability ^vith a doubledjlehead- er) Matt Thompipson finish the g]c andid Wes Bauer immediatelyly ^ er swoop of Idaho Falls,Tueruesday ,game,” sdidTwinln'Falls Coach Don put teetl :------faeterl-Ay-ly^ho^tlma-^^ ------— i tech in the rally with a dou------nTonihac}c“But-w-w e-havc'a'lor-of— biCTt*se: seemed toT)e fizzling" whenin ^ = 5 -^ y o u g e tI'done, 'd my W ngenberg w as th e winnhuts1 dowm AIL sluigger!■s Kevin Appier Braves’ Smoltz, rerelievers n pull plug on power/erhitters
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cu t a t Pacificflc A m ateur tThe Associated Press - Tommy W ebster pf BLAINE, Wash. - T PHILADELPHU — Thee b for ------.^n-Falls-fired-a-76--76-Tuetday-to make • -.th»-NationalX te>gU6::eam eTDf£nifCihcibactofrrr^^^^^l aHFNonhwest Ama* ' Mike Piazza. The biggest bl< for teur. American League was a foreiorearm to the* On M onday Webstejster shot a 77 on th e facef of.Cal Ripken. • 7,100-yard Loomis CCreekp Country Qub Piazza launched an upper-c • Course. Fun in his first at-bat and lin an RBI W ebster is one of)f dthe 64 players that ' double ? his next time up, leadi the Na- advance to match plaplay competidon for tionals to a 6-0 victory inI th e A ll-Star •.the rest of the iveek. game8f Tuesday night for their first three- — ^ — ■ game w I n n I n g . T-: -dW eter.brothersrs.earn.spots-1 _____ ^__ reak-— since— a t n atio n al J u nnior it Olympics "Getting that _____ —: KIMBERLVL- Samam and Stovo-Moter | /ard tonighr have q u alified forr the ti United States " { id e m e T rack a n d F ield Association As; Junior 1 ally hum ble,” Olympics notional m&m eet. ' ^ id Piazza, vot- Sam,' Who will be)e at seventh grader, ' the MVP. ^ will go iii the shot>t pput. Steve, a 10th “ . “ The! h a v e fied in-the-llO -and— •;— grader, has qualifiet T»en so many great~payerss"m"ihis m game 400-meter hurdles. — and in the gome to m '^ t.”. Both placed in the top two in their . Ripken, mejinwhi|e, was m( - - - events a t 9tnte-in fioisiloiseondatregionals- • / in Rock Springs, Wyo.!yo. Nationals w U b e ..Two. hours before the gai I f in Houston July 20.- more’s Iron m an sustained a bibroken nose The t^vo athletes5 stillsd need money to w hen he caught a forearm fromfroi Chicago I attend. Anyone interiterested in helping White Sox reliever Roberto0 HHernandez, 4 \ can contact the Metenters at 4234179. JJwho lost Kis balance on a platfcatform during a team picture. Idaho'Falls golfclifer grabs “ The bloodied Ripken wass tn ' 3-stroke f^d inn tournamenti retiuTied r? to play Ws 14th All-JUl-Star game. His streak of 2,239 consecutivi IDAHO FALLS - .John Graham of ^ Idaho.Falls fired a 65 to take a 3-stroke- .expected to continue. “I reserve the right to usef iti t as « a crutch / lead in tho $32,0000 11995 Cobra/Rocky ., aid before th e Mountain PGA Secdo[^3on Championships if !; I have a bad game," he said at Idaho Falls CounoyIffy Club Tuesday. ®game. R ipken w ent O-for-3, b uIt t hhis power- Mike Hanib'lin 6T Twin Falls re- ■ -packed, AL teommntcs didn'tI't ddo any bet------Tna1ncd~closu ut thn:hrGe~5trokcs-faack:------ter, mana^ng just seven hits:s againsta; win* j-..,' ' H am blin was tied withvith three other pros.' ning . pitcher John Smoltz ancand eight re- In the senior divisicision, John Peterson ||* APpholo Uevers.. of Jerome is tied for third place, five A lbert Belle becam e th e firsfirst AL play- C lav elan dj'8 'i Kenny Lofton, left, andndSt. Louis’ Ozzle Smithh lon-3 b ask e tb a ll . t-undergo-eye-e toumomentjuly 19-2C9-20 for Good Neigh- Q bor’s Day weekend. catches ]VyrVP h o rnors SU]irgery Fridayly There will be sixK aiage categories for • ' ' both ^ I s and boys,^ th e youngest for 6- , The **' Associated Press “I’m really emotionalei right now,” The AAssociated Press to^year-olds and theh e oldest< for 19-and- Piazza said whelen he came out of the over. PHILADELPHIA — Wh«Vhen th e gam e in the scveventh inning. “Pm all y M MB'[INNEAPOLIS - Kirby Puckettiday night, sat In Veteranss !Stadium and watched f ■ Thehe Star Tribune said Tuesdaysday th at ' ' will be aw arded forr firstfi place in each ' in the very sam e ballpark, hele tbecame the All-Star ganame. Although Vincent I the st!star outfielder is scheduled to iunder- division. ' thetni star. ♦ Piazza remembebered taking his 7-year- . nvasive surgery on his rightt eyeye Fri-' Cost is SIO p e r pla;player with o maxi-. • . The' 62nd-round draft pick± sshowed old sdn to tho} Vet that night, i^ke in Baltimore. Dr. Bert Glaserser iof the • ' ■ ■ ■ murii o f four playersrs p e r team. A ll par* how much the scouts know.. W ith his said h e didn’t go,50, & nina In s titu te of M arylandd hhi a s at- tid p an ts receive a T-sT-shirt. Entry dead- . ‘‘ufamily and friends looking onin,,-1 lie h it a "It’s h ard to believe,”1> V incent Piaz- pted several times to ijnprove3ve Puck- monster homer and became th — 4in a ii;J uly 17------— ni( ; the most za said a fter diele home run. “It’s a m u- i blurred vision with laser surge • For more inforTiiatio:itiori call 423-5242 o r valuable va player ot tne AU-Sfof|^game. ing. It’s sdniethi:hlng that’s hard to ex* Sis tim e, Glaser will attemip pt tT o a i^ • 423-4S85 after 5 p.m. “I never r ^ y im agined doiidomg any- plain. I still can’in’t accept It. It’s like a . ^ reedyly remove the blood that rem2mains a In thing heroic or storybook,” Piazza: dream.” th e eeye. y The Twins could not provirovlde in Compiled from stafftoff snd wire reports ^ said, struggling to find the: wordsw( to xiieNLIcdK1-0 in th e second liming formlation a on Puckctt's condition,on, refer- ex;explain his feelmgs- ' when Piazza sent:nt'a Charles Nagy pitch ** ring qquestions to Glaser, ^vho didid notn re- Piazza, already a four-timele AU-StarA _ jmQ g majesticc arci that ended in the . APphoB. tu m1 a telephone call. ie new spaper said Puckett hashoi said a to g e 27, hit d 445-foot homo10 nrun Into first tow of the: upperu deck. I_cLos Angeles Dodgers MIk«like Piazza hits a th.the upper deck in the secondnd inning,-i piazza was as!isked if he ever sat up riends; “This Is it. We’ll knov:now one Today th«then added an RBI.double int th e third home run In the secondMnnlng In of tho All- way . oroi the other - ^vhether I canan pplay - • - ease see PIAZZA/D2 S St ta r G am e T u esd ay ; Loolon beMtMlI ■ as the National League won to&0. . . P|0£ soonI aafter this,” Twin Falls A at Stioshontil Thursday afternoon. : expects th e Phoenbc Suns to “We've waited nine-days., Uj The owners lockedi oiout the players Thee \union refused to extend thh e mora-t denidnds an d 'trad e him^ said [iLaod.rcponcdly dared tl^.ove o w n e r s ___ more-wbn’t hurt,’-said Gary Pa; 'it was~foTtiina'te for theh e ' ...... P lease15BsaBNBA/D2 figuresfiff to re-sign with th e Seoti to impiipose a lockout. The owner*.eri.co m - 'SoiSonics: ■ ------plied.. BBut It was lifted shorUy af terwlerward. ...C h a rle s B arkley, s a id .h e0 aiond.pther„,Phoenlx if.thithe dispute overjlispersol'ofof that no vote had beereen taken, but all “Iftlithe lockout began at noon,. itIt laI s te d ' ’ g jgats”'" jg ..... D2 —7' ■'■'raemembers of the Olympic tetea a m w ould $50 million in TV revenue had not been>en agreed that a lockoutt wouldw( have forced eight mn inutes becauM we s e ttleid d tlihe i s - ■ exhibition settled. . ' them to consider actions,ins. sue at*:It* 12:08 p.m.,” union lawyerr JJe e h re y * ’ ■ Your sports ; D 4 - Mhave refuaed.to play an ex against China Wednesdayny night in HlsU.S.teaeam m ates w ere qtdck to noteote Bidding on the free-aie ag en t group, {hat Kesslerersald.
. ._u___ ^ . ______~TZzO--2:r:nm»#-N«w», Twin FallEa]l6..l(Jaho -Wodnosaay. juty.lD lose of rreality to1 pro jgolf i a z z a _ I Z _ bring d< i star of the Pair b Piazza would be the sti ContinuJnued fo3m D 1 . Oy Roti Sirak lay at the Western Open th at it ’ w anted to do was' Ii -’,y -o S » v e. watching from that far ‘games has a ‘ - T he Associated Press vas a strain of leukemia,”’ IPrice. Azinger has yetL'w'win i since re. ^ v e r y one of these gai laid Tuesday. “Everythinglg else turning to the tour. ' story,” winning pitchtcher John ______o r- .ctually,Xhad-bcttcr-scat&. mr.comc'true.' . , ■ A'monfc-thti.iuya.uL|jtf go lf {he— ’>1os ia ,:Com pariso n ^:n v iIi:II raivelizr^ C^nccr-lias b e ^ * — Smoltz said. “A dreamr.c ’-Were-a-little -closef," Plaaa hometown.*’- TP~ pnce at which it unfolfolds. It ifi :i lim every ounce of support I ccan.” ommous companioilion oil the LPtjA “ tor hinTplaying m ius non east cancer strikes .n.' Piazza, hitting 3 6 3 aat t tthe "break slow, deliberate gamee demd anding SnK Medlen. whose nidcname comesc( Tour because breas izza hit a game-tying homer intense conceniraiinn1 and ai cireful rom his high-pitched voicece. be- women so oftenn ,and 9t such a rf' with 24 homers and 63 RBIs,I was h er F arr w as only : ^ y Rogers in last year’s All“ ■' the NL’s leading vote-jg(e-jgener this • thought to make physitysical skills HS^. • :ame a weli-kno\^n caddie! whenv young age. Heathei game. He became the first ’rice withdrew from thei 1991] 28 when she diedd iiri November of p j ^ ^ J year in fan balloting. He’He’s 4-for-l? work. et-toJioiner-in-consecutiy.9.^9— with two homers and four RBIs. . _ -T U e c a u se lhe game md\ncives so”geri- ^GA'Champlonship'andMeled len — 1993:— ------tar at-bais sincc Gary Caner ovidesa^rys-' Ahomn ' Mb^^on , cair:arried the bag of the seventnth al- For Price, the frufrustradons of not :*■ “H e did not miss a mism istake that tly through time it provii 181 and the first to homer In^ we made,” AL managerer MikeA Har- ; .tal.clear window intoto the heart . . . ernate — a long-hitter nalamed having won in thehe United States ««J at-mt0J)erspective . ecutive All-Star games since__ grove said.______------and-6o»l-^)f-an-athleteete-A lready— fifilit-WitlLbr.breosLConcccan-y phia. After 1,389 other;her players ______about those two menI oron that one onshipwinnemer, was diagnosed w ith Jngng two PGA Championshipsps nnd sincc the first off tlthe year but he Piazzaizza’s double off Chuck Finley ir were taken, Lasorda’sa’s Dodgers Sunday afternoon. ------breast cancercerin May 1991-and-un-“ -thc'heU rilish Open; — ------tt’asonaconditionijming program-and— inihethB third madcit4-0.-Bythcn;'ir at drafted Piazza. - Thero was Ahnikaa SSorenstam denvent a lulumpectomy and radia- B i u t h e w o n ’t be a.t .Rve,veek. ■ M edlen told Pricirice the bad news second conw cutive U.SiJ.S, W omen’s - -th e tour thte e same: yeur,-playing in ...... -'““ i H e’s n ot coming to th e BrBritish — shortly before thee »secontl'round. - , # Open. And there was theth( emotion- eventsIts before she stopped ope)pen with me,’ Price said. “ He’s “ I was going th:thrdugh the’mo- V J*a i m e ^ al back .nine in which1 StSteve Jones competing. seei:eeing a specialist Wednesdayjy who tions of the practiictice tee,r Price lnuedirom-Dl_l-_3— ------siipiTed past Torrrbch:chnian and ------She con tintinued-to-go-out-ort-the— wiU-viU-iell-liim-wh'at-'kind-of-a.i. i-ir«at— £aidrhi<^vOice-traili Davi.s Love n i in the mneh’s er Open. tour, caddyiilying or assisting other mennent ue.will be on. very headstrong psed year of a lively ball — That happened overer thet week- “Squcek toldto me two weeks ago tiveive again,” Azmger said wheilen he peculiarvoice. th e 'NFL L iincreased its overall lead end when LPGA playerer Kathy] Ah- that he hadid a: p relim inary b ^ o d reeturncd tu to the tour at thei 1 1994 It would b e anothather truly memo- ,q 40.25,;26-1. ern died at 47 after■ a five-year test and thenlen he told me lastTri- Duicluick Open. “W hen I was sickJc all I rable moment in golgolf- T h eJ NNationals hadn’t done so0 •' w ell Simsince they won 11 in a row 1972-82. Who knows if theirr . J j U r a r t o u t ^ 0k ^ ;will continue next yearr Riis leacids Tour;; Zabel wi]in s stage;; Jalaben w hen the tfai All-Star game comes.a >urs, 8 In d u ra in , w ho0 lurnst 32 ncit "e®:/eeks after interleague play GAP, France (AP) - Denmark’sE The betterter weather'came too Zabel Zc was timed in S houi eduJed to start? linutes, 10 seconds. Yevgirgeny Tuesday, is t^ngIE to become the “ S^edo : " Bjamc Riis held on to0 hish lead in late, though,h, for Laurent Jalabert min \ Caminiti, Lance Jbhnson crzin of Russio is second oveverall, first man to win'a1 recordre six tours. V the Tour de France on T uesday . of France, who wl pulled oul of the Berz dipper Jones, all playing inn AJ»C*10«0 and G ennany’s Erik Zab• .. I ing catchtcher Sandy Alomar Jr. Star at'bat last summerer iiin Texas, Sm ilh,ith, though no longer even1 he picked up where he. left, off th e sta:arting rt shortstop for the St.;. with a long drive'leadinjding off the s a n d staats Louis CsCardinals, clearly was thee second inning. T hat made him the __ Scores ------fan s’ fafavontV.' \ With tears in hiss first~^ayer fo h'omer'in■iri"cdhse’cu- 1 2.07».8,SlartngMa, l,ses 7, SSyffitSaRKk' ■ eyes, he UM Uann. 1,809.9.S!rJauSiiKriV Tc . ter’s boxbo to acknowledge thee 1981, and the last to do iit in two io,RvotrWMca.i.7s; M,*mi2.R«;c»«v c h e e rs‘s inI the seventh, the lastt straight gam es since Fredre d Lynn in . . A ll-S ta r b o x s c o re le'U hear at an All-Star gomeE 1979-80. WTOMiMDtCMO l.’«S S K .S MCACAN WTDW. T e le v lssion ic qSiw*»ijbixii».i,wn8, beforee retiringn at the end of the8 Piazza's two-out doudouble off V IS I h H ' - I ’ ftKtUnl.1JS7.l'9.Jai 5 Chuck Finley ih the thirdtiird p u t the *!}« Event _ •______• Stationn ______Tim a*______■ W.VWyOaHftaaiJc. seaso1 n alat 41. “It’s a very touching tim e, a veryv« emodonal time for meis Nationals-ahead 4-0. ______o lS _ — Bowling, Sonlor.RB/2BASoaUIo-Oponi_J______B■■■etima.SaQB» ...... 1110 O.fTI, __lp*JIOe»ddAr4lrlS!2 ------iajnyJifeIife,lSmiih.said______^ThatAO..score_was_exac‘xactlv w hat . • T IOWJS ' U SISL toccor, MllwMlwaukooatCallfomla PiPrimo Sports 1 1 p .m . S1.108,SrS IDMJam I- it was after three inningsJigs the last 3o m TanyUtiMa.SI.Q10.3liows’sSrtU*. The; ALA players joined in ap M l t 00 \kat\i ) 0 0 Hydropiano rodng.g. APBAf Gold Cup E:ESPN /ch. 13 X : n m IM410 8,UjrtManirjann, i4ie,So7. Ruor plaudinging Smith, who grounded outt tim e th e All-Star gam e!'was wa played Utfrti ] I't bnrvt ■ 00 0 Poworboot racing,ig, U.S. Offahore Pro action PiPrime Sporta . 44 p .m . w»>ae*,»43i)rrs,u }■■ at Vetcrans.Stadium, backjackin.1976. .. — - .... ■ ■ Boskoibbll, Chfna>vs.-u:sr0h»lcloam vs ■■ • TlTNT/Cn.32^ - • ‘ • 6( p .m . - • ' ~«34,710.e,eiKakvan,K i S S f f i n o , hen-shook-hands-with The nave 0° 'NMs Prim e Spoita 10:30'30 D m ' rtudd, tSS7 J07 i Phanadc mascot on his wayf when early home iW s5 byby’George ‘ &Uo< 00 Mreilc °So Rodoo; Colleglatoto NatlonalTlnalBt . . £i llV s'S t1,KanS«nf»(JK.»J42. ' 0 0 (\sue U2 Otf-Rood racing, SODASO Off.Rood Ctjamplonship* ttS : P N /C h, 13 : , VI I p.m, _ Ueoc*a.»t3#J30 sI3.J r s i i s . - ;othedugout. * . Foster and C esar Cedeno:no (off Mark pRMp 0 0 in»nc Bnap 00 mnf .SSfi'S* Johns,inson, in his first All-Stai''t'' Fidrych and Catfish HuiHunter led omn;n I 00 Utoe J « ° M, T3T. 1100.717 s. SMvtEUignn.AM. at age 33, took Tonyy th e Nationals to a 7-1 win.rin. aiMntI 3 00 ” ^ je r ^ f o r b n ii £iSKB,SStSoSS^ftS’iS f S“ ™e ® PMp 0 00 tUM» IKS jssssa' , . ..aw Hr9.497,J0.K,4aPaOrf*aor.»37«j» Gwynn’sn’s spot and doubled on los-;- The AL, minus injureded IIK en Grif- ' Wt»Biu 1 e 0 &unlB Soe N L stan d in g s, 1102.014 « FwiNc*«a.H2. ./ i fey Jr. and Frank Thomlomas, only ''5 MTVnwUOrr s30mrn>l L ta. CO 39 HmUM: ' tw.us - 1l.RaMilMwey,«M !JJ ■ Awu 4* J3 to tao.137 t2.M«MMCampeai.NZ,li' llHiiUfcM groundotdout. time Belle made key outs.its. ’ 9 0 uentM . > <0 US ,S 1 SSSSU itroductions • s-oup 40 <71 13 33 SU(fWNr«ii<« U0.M1 14 Wajna Hiri. *M. li t Fish movcm:ments Jones,'es,' playing third base for in- Booed in pregame introi tusrs IS E«uanlonaiwra,Mg wmNalWrdeW jured MMt att WilDams, singled andlil and again every time he camo to ■CsuitaaWMaltaa ’ ° S Pr>UiM>N« 37 49 . CM scto ath.(Ai>l.fi g S ” oddedI to the team when Williams5 ing against Smoltz, AtlaniJanta teim- ■ 42 u t - M OolmJMm 1I , Ml,7r» oarmnnMOO.OOOErnu roppedTrom th e roster, hit a1 m ate Tom G lavine and1 Montreal’sM< I Mi,M Mj^Ms^r-rart.oM'S-ruIv*2od. SSJ^ jj1!! S tu h S was drop l! CraS 1 1 S ' ■ ”" ‘5.’'5. 'K, s s r a s r ■ ; D 0 0 II « leadoffh:f hom €.run in-the sixth th att Pedro M artinez, the lastst titim e with ____ , C^Utei}inuwKw|l| Cvumailiia s « , ;;.a a a r : ' . ; S £ r “ IH 0 0 » '1 made ititSO 5 . runners 'on first and thinthird in the I 1 rS flfa^ aarmcam^rtnleradded-to-his-»— sbrth,------:------M so 5 ^0 .^ 41 .330 - S0.DMiCc».jm I frzo«3 Scoa sin«»(nt32.900 W ^IM PfMXwa 2Um" " a’lM^—*a--- « ------Piazza? 09 0 iij> I 0 fond mernemories of Veterans Stadi- Belle cam e up ogain wit!w ith two on -4noT • S J 3 3 iSSSSS..*.0 70^134 u! . > » ] . r 44«la *42 M S enior PG A lead S947-I38 M IIIj ■• c”* i 0 unit wh«k.>ISJOO Having-ing hom ered in his last All-- caught on th e run. <7.71-138 ,S-c«:l*1« J • J 0’ 0? ° J Fio " i s l E S S Sim I 0 0 0 3 MiCoMn 17 ' 1707.743 HWK«W1.1IS.2aO fcft«co I O OI Oj ! I SaS.M“£ ^ 17* irsijoi L«ryaM«.SlS.OOO or.'r!:!!” ______> » „ !i10 fttfflj»««a»,ll9.00q_^ •AwnOCRsMnnek.sssi,. NBBA I r 0 a i(4»«Yoit-Pane-lle-hour-T-uesday-bafoFd-an- tmrraoitrat------f ru UeCff,. 5«rt4R«tK (>•« nuM/*0«nMT ------I S ^ ’*’— s1# “ 1 4 ^ Tom'^ijw.ttsiooo ment was reached to extend POTC Sffl «»<.«• 17 S427.223 JomOalTjIS.OOa ^ had them thinking ofo f y> o u n g e r Pstlw^ M CrannM. SU pm. “ S f h ^ oloratorium S on trades, sign- HcwUOn *1 Nm Yort. ft 40 pm.r ii J S K T . . li11 sas K & is 7>n-149 efnaFkMa^UMLan md negotiations from noon FlonM « AUrU. S 40 li.jKkruuM. 9 9 1330.038 An^U^.119.000 WflWEA».eXPO^! 2 6 ™ * r»«. in g s o n d ' Payton said the holdI upu p remihd- A L s ta n d in g s IS.TonWs^ }l21 UlS.MZ JeucaSwi«ni>tia>i 10 a d c rs cwARiorreHORNtTa(trs-Namad La* Reaa HoUStOn : ', der the pillow, and youou \wake up » *^ATP T o u r lead on R ockets oncc tho morato-'I and see if you’ve got a quaquarter or a rr 111 Ml 20. Roar irorcton .. it ««.tMATT>.Te« CTMi rium expexpires. “It wouldn't be fair &»«»« . U ss . .M B S - s i U2 tl .333 2r.Fr*ntC«imr It- ^ 50-cent piece in there, antand there’s fl'fSS? . 0AtTlMORfiR*V£NS-l^Mi^VmAndra for US tbtO ]play and make them mon-J nothing there.” JM£,s’ S» SSSs ,s s sssssL, ::it «2'm -jnSISKSr" f'IS?'!?] RMnanaUBh|ppaf«jrj^AerMOu e y o n TTNT ^ if they had us locked » » 331 X CWiMC«0«> 17. t»4!uo 3!RcAattlK>*K«k ( Shaquille O’Neal ana n d J o h n S S sss..^. K I US 1ir 32« 3I.L«TyC«W1 17 siiosritio iSkSi'imPHtS^.flaMaMTEEivOfaan. 0Ut.Andn d that’s w hat th e argum ent 19 U33M S.PataSanvm MJMn NEWENOUWOPATIWTRI0T8-ftenMF,BMar> Stockton, two other Dreo:iream Team • W L Ptt u n' Kgy^c««i 20 » . . IlltinO.. S w asoverw-TV money.” ■ • liui il }« ' I U * ” “ oc«v There're was .no vote jaken of the. players eligible for freeree agency, S*m . 48 30 .M l.aJenbsd.Ji. U mCNRM^uW U !BSS CUMna 4} 4S .,22’ '. i SoM.O«»90,27;HRoan9i»j.Uo tl; ' 9 Sun V M M U .S . 01>Olympic team to see if itI saw the dday as a mino:linor glitch. ^«^nrktnn,hnsnnplnns mlirnlpnvpthp _____ rMiHoOTtA 3&OobO«*«)n U ■ Se^fmREb'wwS ------w d tiia3 HflV6n C h in a 1 n - DMM9.19a.Cc«M0. M •]» • rmn.en»cli.anaaany8ir78«PaSo|Mi»«, Phoenixdx onI Wednesday night and1 Utah Jazz, and O'Neal’sI’s cchoice is , OtvWxOe.CNcmIr' il ■ is*' ii:S ^ . between Orlando, hislis current< tr . SI91M9 14 UanWK^ WalwMlHMwS n o t a llII 0of Barkley’s teammates - Cm(o>tu9.0«JM4 [UhMt. C«K»(n.W;0*lwra9(.C ■ Roaoumanetnwar.' w e r c h c a team, and the Los Angeleseles Lakers.- • . , ...... ‘ -Innt 6m FnnMO s S s l , ” i; i i S S laoar.maurigrmanun. th e TCSts t oC f us before h e says somei d a ^ a nd once m y ag en•nt t gi UMU4 .. - .■ statemle en n t w e w anted to m ake, w e» them and see w hat’s best.for « t 1 me,"- TTui^O«M icwt t4, .Mr: RU. CoiorMo. 10.1 . tmi48 AUER7CAM INTEftHATIC O’Neal said., lautoOMurd. I lipm P residents C u p pointsp tSSK i™ , {391.739 ' OIMan ranan'a MMta>MtanlM>*a)t>attnilb«- WOuld hhave a done It together.”______Ootton •! Omx. 9 0} p m POKrCVtDRAOEACH.ni. (API Nn to* •! 0«WT>o>t. 3 35 p m «i0ila>MIM«PmiOanlaC9l>tM K. SSSte t3»4io26 SOSIONU-^JlonMM r«KISa{il13-1S«tMRiiMrlfrai SESSST" U74W L ej { g i o n _ _ _ ' L P G A m oney Icairad crs SSS£,'"^ll^SSiS^cn*r«amrqt 3t.N«U»aW5 ■ Uonn MOA twirnoutflM n {tvnMiWttfewimiMMnl■MnmnqntM 32. Thjmai Enq«l J«tM F«> Kngw CtnM «W>narxMaMr an l»aWonilOai»»dO«l»fi»*B»MVitldam*- 33*iNo«i» S ^ S s i n ^ a 7 . 1 by Sen VMM 34.M«Ur8araMi nued from D1 w ith th ree double playss afiafter tlwt. ' A L le a d e rs IB»1»M«S« 3i.«MrM0*uMnD g js 25??asysss The Cowboys tied itt iin n th e sec* AjjcncANUMue L. IV. ’ HMVr^e 1* . 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I" , CHAPEL HILL,LL, N.C. (AP) -"Suzy. ■ :am e o ut - Ham ilton, oi graphics gr art graduate At,t the1 1991 World Championslonships in Hamilton could: be a model. She could AtiV U antaQ Q O nirement from Wisconsin,in, has had a long-time Tolnrg, SvSweden, - '* :• : She could be a, golfergo or a track and . ^ an d .fiifin ish e d gallery in Eugeneene, Ore. sheie was eigluh in hcr'semifinalaai 1heat, i ' ' 1»- field broadcaster.jr. ‘ • — ♦ , / se vinth e n t ih She also enjojijoys her two dogs and Hamilton H blames those failureilureson a She has all thos:hose varied interests T l // thel,!1,500 at playing golf, and has the indination “laclack of m aturity” and a lack:k oiof expe- __ ^ -W . " 1 - and has dabbledd in a few of those prt>______J r . // th e World'' to be a broadcfdcpster. But for now, -rierence in running ogainst thetie aggres-0 TS] “fSsIons; • _ l^ysTOGoi C ha'mrm'pl'6'n':— ' They*reTUl secondondnryTohcrrunning; ;sivcive'Eui^opoansrand'calls'tht -th cm -all------' Instead, she haslas choscn to be a run------ships.s. S he still is trytrying to learo to per- "le:learning experiences." n c r - f o r now, andnd forI a long time, Whilhile run- ' form well in bigDig international meets. Now, N Ihimilton is confiin f id e n t, “I want to runun at least 10 more ningng is at the top of Hamiltorton’s list, So far, she hasas been unsuccessful, altlIthough she claims her confionfidencc yciirs," Hamilmilton,' who ^vill be 28 shee docs1 not disregard her othjth er pas- ‘ m a rrin g an oth<>therwlse outstanding woiould b e even higlier if she had m ade 3 ^ -j^ next m onth. “ LooLook at Mary Slaney time career that hasas includcd'a remark- theleTeiiln in the 1,500,“herr fa favorite • '9 '''T'^^l and R uth Wysocki.cki. They give me such FtFor example, the blonde,le, hazel- able 23 Big T en n dtitles a t Wisconsin (21- evevent. ___M inspiration. eyeced Hamilton - she includesdes those in individual events),ev< a record nine “I hadn't even trained for•the the 800,’' ...... •‘“rhaven’t'tapsped-intomypoteniial— p o phy:lysicaltatlributes-on-her-roi Tosumos, __ NCAA.chnmpionioaships,-14-NCAA_AU— sheIP said “n ip (nT fhp i k ^ ■ yet. I love runningling so much. I love it alon3ng with her track performomances - America honor:lors, th re e U.-S. title s, it allal out of me. By th e time,, I rran the more and more,, everyeV' day, every y ear ado:lorns the cover of this m^m o n th ’s th ree U.S. juniorlior championships, one 1,S(,500 at the trials, I was fatigued■ued." :------1____ :______i_ R iULinner's ] W orld. maKazincno. This Pan AmericanI GtGames junior title, two So S tired th at she finished:d 13thi: in____ S |P ' - Her love forr thc'sport-has-ied—t mon□nth, she a l ^ will m odel forjr a"swimrs Worl3*CKHmpionitonslup !teams and't'wo theTcX50.U.mi!lt*r_fmal, atter-■r-havmg h . H amilton to two} Olympic01 b c n lis - a s a suit-:it-running calendar for 1997.17. Olympic teams,s. ' plailaced th ird in th e 800. “I hopehe to __ilLiSH H BE ' member of the: 1,500-metei-1,! team in FiFilming commercials also is |part of Unfortunatdy,ily, h er perform ances a t m atake l the (Olympic) Hnal inn thtl: e 800 1992 and the 800>0 teamtc this year. h eT r Ilife, although she doesn't't particu-p the Olympics anand World Champion-' ancnd run my best time ever,’er," said ■' S u z y H am ilton w in s thth o e 8 0 0 -m eter e v e n t a l thlie e Slaney, who willwill tirni 38 on Aug. 4, larlyrly like them because tliey’ny’re time- ships have all encended in despair. Hni[am ilton, whose b e st is 11 minute, mi • J e ro m e T ra c k a n d Floldold C la s s ic J u n o 2 In m ade the Olympicpic team for the fourth con;nsuming and interfere wiwith her At the 1992: BfBarcelona Games, she 58.7B.74 second-s, set last, year at Zurich,Z lining. finished 11th in th er 1,500-meter heat. S^vimtzerland. Abptsford, B.C. time, in the 5,000000 meters. Wysocki, ^ trair Briefly' ini sports:s ' ■ U.S.ji]udo athl(lete says she’d fli]ap American to coacach Russian saUors phone call, but Gil’s coach,cot Jafj'Mela said, “We 3 order a new bike. Besides, ^.Olympilie gold the : over aittaining COLUMBIA, S .C- A A n A m erican will coach th( we do not have money.” Russian sailing team. aat t the A tlanta Olympics, NEW YORK (AIA P) - C e lita It wiUI beb< only the sccond time i i t ’s re a lly m o re b eau tifuifu ! l a n d lumbia was accredited by th< Joe W aters of Colum Italians bring eliteitc water polo team Schutz-Owens couldn'In ’t 'vait for her women’ss judoju has been an offidal gracefulf than that.” Russians in. April andd vwill serve as technical advi lat's when her Olympicc sport.s Men’s Judo has Celita, who is adopted,J, creditsci 1 a t ROME - Italy may havehav its own Dream Team - sixth birthday. That sor-troubleshootcr aftertter helping the team train ai she could take been in ththe e Olympics since 1964. her I brother, Deli andI faf a th e r , in water polo. The reigrsigning Olympic, world andJ . mother promised shi Lake Murray the postit threeyears.tt: . . Judo, whichwh means “tho gentle Donald, I for iaspiring her whcw hen she n et. European championss arcai set to go for the gold^ up judo. “It is the first timee iiin the history of the Soviei orried 1 was too way,” startcarted in 1882 and comes was v a youth to put on a gi. . lan again in Adanta. The teamtes has undergone a com- “My mom was won- Union that they haveve accredited a noii-Russiar young. It looked like:e ani aggressive from thle e ancient c martial art of But her mom also plaj> layed a ing plete overhaul since 199i1992, but th at’s according to person,” Waters said,1. “Pm“i very excited. It’s going sport for a 5-year-old,'Id,” said the 28- Jujitsu. m ajor p an. “She m ade a con:consdous plan. to be a thrill.” _____ yi>ar-bld-Jte.w—Jer:or nrepeat 1992 Games More than two decadesde later, opponent’sIt’s balance and throw him i:it begins with their parents.”ts.” site of Olympic sailinglg eevents, TTie first race is Ju lj th e 5-foot-6,134-pountund first-degree or her ontonto their back on th e mat. H er agility and swifmcssss aai re the 25. “I’ve got Russiann hbrothers and sisters now,”w," FRANKFURT, Germtrmany - Four years ago inj black belt is headtading to the A fightersr triesti to make the oppo- results r of years of practicee aon nd dis- W aters said. “This worlcorld is getting smaller.” Barcelona, in its firstst COlympics as a reimified“ Olympics. Neither CelitaC( nor her nent submbmit by using his or her cipline. c nation, Germany placedcd thirdi in the medals table. mom, Beatriz Valeraara-Schutz, has aggressiverveness and m omentum to She won her first competitletition a t Cyclists withdra^^aws after bike stolenI The goal for Adanta is; do as well. 3_ any regrets about; ththat birthday throw ^iie e contender1 off balance. age 0 7, and her first nationalm al tour- tcamcoIlectcd-82medal3,-33------WARSA'WrP61ana~>I'^TCToUsh new spaper report'Dit:------Germany’s'unificd-tcar prom Se. T h e aim'Tsii fs to use the minimum nament n when she was 9. 'S Sht h e won . ed lhat mountain bikerk er Dariusz Gil will not com')m* of them gold. The Unifielified Team of athletes from" , “She could beatt 0 a ll th e boys, effort forr ththe maximum effidency. • 119 titles by the time she wms as 16.: pete in the Atlanta GaGames bccausc his^ike wasvas 12 former Soviet republublics topped the smndings_ T h ey w e re nerv o uus s to compete Women’sm’s matches last fo^four Her disdpline paid off aftf>aminp hnw tnLputjjosi; pul _____ The newspaper alsoilso reported that the thieiief Committee president Wa)WaltherTroeger. to .compete againstI France,F; Cuba, cer and racquetball.rat “Some think ttive images in m y m ind hasas hhelped demanded a 52,600 ranransom for the bike in a telfrsle- CcCompiled from wire reports Japan and other countuntries. it looks aggaggressive and violent. But rm e perform better.” as rains d Play SUS]spended i dan^^n 5®TjBygT|lE Edberg’i;’s last try^at SwediUsh Open1 H R R ^ BASTAD, Sw eden (AP)P) - Stefan — — . mostst 01o ther placcs,” h e said. Edberg, playing his lastIt SSwedish ‘It w ass 1vervt very Ono)nce a finalist in the Frencnch m against Michael Chang, th e ^ Open, led qualifier Jaek V nice. I feltf. it in my fS J the United States 6-2,’ :de has played well on d a y th Tuesday wh6n the firstrst-round hel e a r t . * year,r, refore — — ■ an d1 JoakimJc Nystrom two year hitting his first servee againsta serve-and-volleilley specialist after later,jr, hisI last start in Sweden' - 5 . 5 8 %% 5.70% 5.73%'o 5 . 8 5 % W aite. decades of domiimination by Swedish premieniier outdoor tournament. Interestit Annual Interestt Annual •n rwpivpH bascHne starsrs led by the great . “II regret re that I didn’t play her An avid golfer, Edberg r< aid he doesn't regret -morere often( since then,” Edber ^ R a te. Percentage:e Rate Percentage a driver from th e organizei tu call it quits after said. Yield Yield.,. 'ers from the boll boys and t 1. ------“ButBut my schedule never allowe i W ith a checki\king or savings accouaunt I With a checki:{• ■ h o n o r 'a s 'p r o b f th a t’ th« you '! had been “Compared•d to last year. I’m At this ! time.of the year, yo indoor arena’s name hai e played nine weeks and it wc — ------playinfr»4ot-b6t >/e------6 M%------changed tg-Edberg-Hall:^" icult to recharge for Bastaa?’" % ------5 ^ % - .ft T M t 5r it’s ni^ore fun to q u it w hen you’re difficul “It was very, very nice.: Pl«yinewithco,confidence and doing ^ 1 o th er m atches Tuesday, sci 1 Interest RaJate APY ' I Interest Raiat^e.. APY in my heart,” said thq fom 'h e said. ond-sci[•seeded Carlos Costa of Spai ranked player, who willrill retire ted Fredrik Jonsson of Swededen $ 5SBt5S>»S!5S%355?S after .the Stockholm Open 0] In He started1 theth year ranked in ^ 0%., 6-1; former Swedish Ope OCTober. the 50s on thele ATPj Tour comput-• gj,amtimp Marcelo Filippini 0 23rd gomg into the un,gui "But I wonder why they■y ggave m e e r, b u t w as 23i iguay beat defending champipi- ' a driver. I can’t lut withk Ta d riv ™ on FFernando er Mcligcni of BrazilJ 6f - ' IS/lonth biit I guess ril have to Jeamam how to “PU try to winwi one tournament 2, 3-63-6, 6-3; and Luis Adrlaia n use it.” this year andid winning here in Morejorejon of E cuador l>eat Swedislish Edberg, who broke throurough as a Bastad wouldd 1be more fun than veterai!ran Anders Janyd 7-5,6-2. ■ a d e >-o]sr) CE
Y o 6 . 0 5 % W om ^n w ho Si Irvin defense( teaiam attacks H 5.92% Interestt Anntial she’d attack RB g d p o l i c ee departrtien;nt methods 1 ^ ______Ra^e Percentage taces charge ---- YieU ® DALLAS (APAP) - Evidence could bfficcncers handled the evidence an With a checkiiking or savings accoui CINCINNATI (AP)P ) - A have been contintam inated by police didn’tn’t call a crime-scene techn:ini- woman who allegedlyy nmade . during the raiddd on Michael Irvin’s dan.1. ' a Molotov cockt^ andnd said motel room,1, a n o f fic e r s a id Cr\uiIrum acknowledged “it’s poss>ssi- ■ 6.16%% 6.30% ” he contaminated evidenc she would toss it at Tuesday in the Dallas Cowboys ble” h Interest Ralt a t e A P Y Cincinnati Reds shortortstop sta?s felony druIrug posse^on trial' when:n heI plucked a plate contaii Barry Larkin was indi'ndicted Thetestimonj3ny from Brian Crum, ‘"S “a "white residue believed to>be b Tuesday on a charge: of pos- • „hose one-year;ar tenure made him cocair;aine and marijuana froiom ______se'ssing a.dangeroiis. lemeath the spot on a lovesei ^s.ord- the least exp«cpe'rienced of four uiideni -D .L ; Evans-BanlY-12 month, e . K that his office could fincd, an made a “comedy of the co\ I, 6 .3 0 % A P Y -3 6 m onth'.)h'.) For that “added'’ investntment in your ftiturc, open;;cn-ap..;_ __ _ ' evidence that the Cindr’cmnaa eirors.” • plasticStic bags containing a golf bolSi. APY-24 month, ( woman, Larina Lewis,vis, 26, The trial's’s, ninth day -also sizedd rrock of cocaine and anotheh er “A D D)*0N" -C Certificate of Dcposixjsit at your locally owned1 ccommunity bank... . \ made, any direct threat•eats to m arked Ihe flrsiIrst time Irvin’s fami- . withh whitew residue In a gym ba ;h the term of the CD. Minimutr Larkin.or actually.i>lann(jinedto ly joined him'In ' in th e courtroom , belong!snging to Angela Beck, the onlSSy — W ith the ADD3D-ON CD you mny add depositosits of $500 at anytime through num hurt him or his family. . H is m other, antn iaunt, a sister and a personson airested March 4. _ opening; deposit nndI M:Minimum balance of S5000 reqi;quired. “His name was banpmjered niece sat quietl;etly.in the front row, A. crime-scenecr specialist coululd •••Penalty for cnrly witwithdmwnl. OfTcred for a limicL-ded time. around by her," Detersrssaid. si about eight feet«t from him.. havee ppulled fingerprints from theth . • But, he said: “It’s im “I think hishis'famiiy is here plasticStic bags, but they are onlnly- tant to.note that weh do ir .hi because theyy love1 the man and ed on “m ajor cases,” Crum te; have any evidence ;that fS® . they w an t toI be b( here with him,” ufied.sd. Upon further questionini directly threatened defense attoriorney Don Godwin Crumim said,1 this offense does fa: .. -L ark in family.” ------said:"T heyV e titraveled a long way— i.tjiatajtegory.— ------— - D eters said th at if such ------i^rbe-herew iih-ih'hlmrand Iperson*™ -Irvin■vinr^^o is charged ^vith felon SES dencc surfaced it wouli aUyrespeathatla t." cocain«oine possession, could receiv ^presented to a grand juo _ Defense attoi:tomey Royce West, probatbatlon or up to 20 years ini Deters said the WOI who promisedI in.his.openingstate-ir ;• prisonionifcohvictcd. - :‘ha'd m^ntal problemsi m ents to showV sloppy s police work, H[e e aalso'faces a niisdchiicanonor would not elaborate. . : I hammered onm Crum about why marijujijuatia possession charge., - I
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■ I ' ■v. ■■■-■izr-i-Q.a.-^Tlmoa.Nows.-Twinn naus..iaano—WQflnojiaay.JulyJHa m m s m SpurP!S Juniorr golfers$ shine att Canyoin Springgs "aVdartis e d g e s Rc<;ults of th e Idahoho Junior Golf A lex Wa,Vagner, 17, Buhl; Davis 7 < and under (3 holes) Jenson, 90, Twinvin. Fnlls: G if fo r d , Associniion-Tournamiament held al Garner, 1(18, Oakley; and Cory Abby / McNeley, 21, TF,-andidD acbi, Gillette, 91, Burley;ey; Josh,Hogley,.94, i. ^ v Canyon Springs on July;lly 2: ■ PiUilson, 19. Buhl. DoDonnelley, So, TF. Jerome. Girls . 13yours(i8hol«>I«) \\ -J------:______lfi,J7.andLndQVt?r(18hQles).. ____ Ty-EopplewelLill. 85..Hagitrman-. TVbng ' itn t e n n i 17 years and over (18118 holes) Kaly GillJillctte, 78, Rupert; Niki Results 1 of the Id.iho Juniuilor Golf Andy Jenson, 91,ll, Rupert; Nathan Nick HoUzmasier,.72,TF;Mike 7- Siover%3,lIT ; and Katrin Bspinoza, Association As Tournament htheld a t Boyd, 101, Twin1 FiFalls; JD Soloagn, Cozako.s, 74, Jerome;ne; and C iiris 88, Burley.^ Blue Blv Lakes Country Club on JulyJu 2; •• 102, Shoshone; LcLee Hoskins, 107, Byjuliilulic Casey Lynn Semi-finals: Adamsms defeated 2, 6-3; Wong Tarter, 76. TF. • - Bo>i Twin Falls; IanI HH, Boise;B Andy e x p e ri -an D rew Sept.2.AlblnfnPolonyiand «yfeated “e", Jake Jensen, 87, Rupert; andnd :Nick Potter,' fend of Ernesto Diaz ai seasoni are currently coby 6-1. 6-0; 89. Idaho FoUs. T?fn I S ranked fourth i 12ycBis(9holes) said Ke hintheDlvislonl 4®“on °^ Bahoshy National Colleglegiate Athletic feated Todd . Marc Vedder. 42. K yle t o ui r r n n a m c n t Assodallon ter Ambrose, 46, Buhl; Brcti dircctoi tennis rankings. Thnmiompson 6-3, 47, TF; and Travis Hoflar Filer! t ’s h a r d t o Polonyi.andOl:Olaz, seniors this \\ T ony 11 years (9 holes) Ious contenders for Adamlams won by Jason Tliompson, 45,.15, Jackpol; AJ BH m I tllle this coming defaufault over Robinson, 4S, Oakley;/; Matt^ Taylor, “SS ybU’re season. For InfInformation about Donm F o rb e s; 48, Kimbcrry; and Chrisiris Hbrgan, 50, ^ H |[ H |||M l E I ing in (pro) Iholournamsn?nt, contact the . Adamlam Saphier Jerome. n feated Steve - • Ion Peters llite circuit." Warm Springsgs Tennis Club at defeat 10 years (9 holes) LudloMow Ortqga Avila Cullm ■ Smitli. • 726-4040. n dra 6‘-0, 6-i; Jyseri Lancaster, 43,43 W«ndell; Sundn d a m s h as K uirt n «Haggstrom Troy M erritt, 43, Burlurley; Homer u n le1 splayingihe \ defeatifeated Randy Potter, 48, Lava Hot SpSprings; Zach playingnit. A fter the tournam ent, he Aholc dQ .TP- nn/l «^nnncan Tmws,.49,— m — i ----- .Tho^«96-Jackpo:pot Golf Club _Puttlng.Champlon ^ from t [le Eaton 6-0,6-2. C arter saKUi'.ijed*hame'tD-NevrZealand:to to " JVlen'gOpcn-Dotibles— ^ .-1 • — ciubCharnpronsiinshlp washeld ----- ;------/“Am anda Peters Is th e Dl\ said finSm the prdfessionarsatellitete • Seeded players: MaTlc[arirScribiier ~ 9 years (9 holds) row, pictured jeft to CGirl's Champion. The19{ Cody Faught; 61, TF;F; {and Andrew ■ k ^ recently. Top row A dlis ar circuit. Adams hopes to and Kurt Haggstrom. Harris, 71. right, are OallasIS tLudlow, putting CGolf Club Junior Club — been1 plenough points to get intoto Finals: Scribner/Ho/Haggstrom 8 yeats (S holes) R a j champion; Jasorson Ortega, Junior . CCham pionship Girl's ChenJtwjL996, ______B of th e more prestigious pro*■o* defeated Korl Schroel J e s s u p , th irdude i Jack B uttcane Finali A b o v „ ,C3ado a c C arson o fth e Twin Women’s Advanoivn Belt Division; 4, S4). Falls Atl-St-Star Cowboy team suc- Javier Varga of Wifirst placd in th c ■ cossfullyi tatags out a player headed3d place in the Inter1 a n d W o m en ’s >NLY ■ "SA V -M oi) | ^ R U G _ o li ^ w j y D. At left, Jako Asher of thihe Division, and Ivision;K and Robin fjH ' 3 3 ^ v homo. A p la c e in th e . I— p ~ AirstgrNaiwatlgnartaam ptaysin-hls-Is------Shoshono-placad-e to 8-year-old Begianced Division. _ n n g K- '; last tournainament before breaking All students trainWendell won first i S a M l B i s S his handI Inin practice. Academy, 202 E.termediate M Men’s U rI Keith Blanc of h h [1.4K)Cond.in.tlio-7^__ - I J f Twin Fallseginner i Division. I.3SiC B • ' ^ ■ / m P e r M l o n t h ' compete inlin at the Jerome ■■■C A D S S ^ ■ ^mmlng, . M ain St. , / '1 ij-allailonand a R in-E R T - Tho / s t e m ■ ■ ■ Installallination kit Star National tcans All Stars Basii l o w a s W _ extra showng in Rupert. ■ I Thc Nationalsn Rupert. RCA game against Ea iElBIlBEBBBIBSBI M arauders 22-1.he P. 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I Ani< ' . . . i j j . ------HWmn: a, U -MwyRiaSMDcMtOmm !i ATMOSPHEREiberly Rd. I ? - --9«ntCS ^ S l "Tii!oneiij and ClilassHied c. Foreiign in^vestm(lentin U.S.- - ,New!^ s m a rt a ards duee debut:in tin y LUtah tow]vn______^ b r ^ rFd-stra:light-y? e a i^ The Associated Pressss “Thehe only thing we haven'i'figi’figured rises ny fa'mi- out is5 howll to stare pictures of my f^ : the card,'' said IC One ciiainiiairman . on acquiring-U.S. operation.s.s. TThe ali- G erm an m ark: iiin the early part of theJ FRUIT HEICm'S,S, IU^tah — Tliis tiny ly bn tl The Associated Press billion m ’s 1,500 residents Jim Bicliorge. tim ei hhigh for foreign investmern e n t w as -year. northern Utah town’s 7 billion, set back in 1988. T he w eaker dollardc made it cheaper for[- are about to write theiiheir own chapter in Withth the. Fruit Heights debutut oof IC WASHINGTON — ForeignersFoi poured ,572.7 b s card, Utah will move to thehe fore-f irin g llin t period, Jap an surgedged to th e foreign firm s toto m oke U.S. investm ents5 the story of the devejveloping high-tcch One's c SS4.4 billion into,the UrUnited States last Durii fro n t «of the smnrt-card revoluio lu tio n t as the biggest buyer of U.S..S. assets, and more attract]ctive for them to move pro-, ■ ■ revolution. •year in direqt investmentjsnts to buy business front a lents mil get one of expectctcd to sweep ihe United1 Sl:States geririg fears .at the timeme that duction facilities;s to the United States, On 'July 16. resident operations. It marked1 U'lthe third straight trigge the nation’s first muinultiple-application' over thtlie next year. year foreign directt irinvestment has Amcrii?ricari.s w ere losing control1 olof their While the bigic jump in foreign invest- 30s spurred tears about lor-::— ^ — smarrxrardroffcrcd-by-brlCOne-of-Utah:----- ;-Ontr s-of-the------increased. econonlo'mic destiny to fo re i^ e rs. jnent in tllc-1980: gf>nf-r:itinn tif lll|j, ' CLuitOilliSt.S .SillJ s.in_llie.______— . .in-itsamiuallookal fflt^fawsigninvesnnenr, ------jwever, many ol the Jopaneseseacqai.si-' a . u w n crslr ish for purchases at O.S. willw take place at ihe Sum:ium m er have not Amencans now/ rrealize the benefit of for- u se it instead bf caslT the.Commerce Departirrtment said direct tions,s, tespecially in real estate, ha ores. . - Olympiipic Games in Atlanta. lies, faced ^ign factories hiriliring U.S. workers, various Kaysville store spending by foreigner;iers to acquire or dooewJ well, ond Japanese companies With each buy, they'llthe accumulate NatiitionsBank, Wachovia Bankink und establish-U.S.-buSinessi•sses climbed 19;2 wth a recession at home, have bets gliO»n'»’Bl'M»nwnuiminu wiyiiiteCTi ‘382'30~385 00*381.70'3OT.80 "1^0 - Jo .13; na* crop wnaaL Augual dawanr. *4 04. ■ OOWDwS&lI' , N otice to“r«^ ■ a e i r s “ 10 *4.13. r 100 mm: dotvi Darun 38440 387.40 38800 38020 >140 Saa( SU ^ today. The full reireport will wawF^sco o:2«mdome»beiiia t m i II I 40580 .... 40380 405 80 4MW *140 HEATWO HE oS" ^ ii”..' -Si: return Thursday. ______^ g ”'^“|^^l540 «« laDon* tarn Edward Jorte* hwd rad Mntar Hftaal erdkwy prualn r i . - ' ■‘''Mon'• uM>T ) pet protein Mon'aopenW C l o s i nIS g futures jSgJpaprWaw 5H.VER DIm 50 25 5 7 3 5 55 05 54 M ------^D ow-Jones— ------8.000 trt)ytB.rw ■Jix------6A-5S-WtO-t6 Mon ConviKx^ ipdprolatfi M—P o ta toes— '■ ^o ‘*5oSo“S « 0 500 7 .4 8 F^Fot> 55 50 55.80 55*0 UO NEW YORK (AP) Final Dwr.Jon«t50 Ju£ IIII |l |s!S5 i i r MTm *” *2“ I43« 21830 > 1.10 Aug Uvahogt ; MM Isi? 35.70 ’.:85 CHICAIIICAOO (AP) ~ Future* Ua50 Aofl'^ WM MM MOO M« OSSIk ISOr.M 1«2e.2» 17M4J948 1SI1.U >10.70 Jm Po>«t>a»r i«80o Board ol TraOe Tue : Jul 2S.8U.M0 Aug Po>K bany: ?8» Opan LCM SaOa - i jnt Watnngtonl2 00. Seo ' tS? 5.402.HO Jul Wheal Oreoon 12.00. Colorado Tl 00-130-13.00.kUte 1000- uni« 3.807,200 ' Sap WtMal Om- u m 'u m 5240 52 75 as si»/- 37.074.000 Jul Sdwan Eat. aaie* 20.302 Mon'a aaiat 25.000 Aug So^an klon a open mt 102.737. up2.3t0 ------M ostactives5, ^ cSS • i l s S 4^89^** J.So . 4#c' 4 98X*.;::i| S ugar Mon.'a openminiM.M1, ani upon W : . laoo 1760 1#00 •35'- May ir«iVadir«goninaNm>. No open eonliocia. NCW YORK [APl-SaKi. Ow•gpnceendnal v pn ^ 7 ■ I'S .-a; •-01X NCWYORKIAPi-Sugarrututai' cnano«oMn« ISiT'OilacliyeNowrwYokSlodi Ve oa Sugar ll 74 1t;s3 iva? . ’ .02 ^ 4 28 Yo>k Coflae. Sugar and Cocoa En (AP) — Spot nonlerrotA maul pnua UMXADEDOASOUNE UK . . .. . aU^almciatMinSI. - - Susa'■ - Mon.'aaaiai 14.893 ---- ' — . * o«. • urne LMl ' Cn^ ' Sep O-Moik - -iJJS-JJiJ-'-VgS Uon.'t iS openVt 72.820. 185 ■ - .uo1«.wor3T, ■ AiixmnJii'oO.SoA.ScanHperrb'LoodonMelatErcn A?fl*®*‘^“ Au ^i*io®e2bo- eo 70 -81laV aV .13' LSI Loae aIjai.oooJM. 2U —2 Sap J-Van 0170 Dt'oi 01.M *42 CORN}RN ■ m.oootia^eana^fc.^^ aw WM IMwltRpK 4.M0.1.440.300 ar;« —4 Soc O-Franc Vi*?, 1 2 cS;^r.0 0300CK» CalNida luH piaia. U 3. oaiunauon*. 0> fl» .12 Law Cap l»cantiporIO,f9lt«« ** MOUOU 3,S».6!•« ii3=,5 SSS- •ioi! 1000 vSI La»d*62®0»Jtt” ' I m * 2 ForeMdor 3.4M.0lU.OOO 30X _ X sapS Cauda OOOOI ! *lp ' p? i i i BOIBperin.deirvsied. JnFeb -J 0 00 lorUSpMa n 33.3J8.000 12>l Sas S»y*r------K”oi foo^ s? 1022 10« ^0^ 1‘"'-V'M04MiSMon. Mataia Week comooMa ptca per F< UldHV0 HandyHa ft Karnun (orvy dafr quolo) A{ MimnTKfi 3.W4.&>44.800 23X - X Jtf Platinum :ifo k ;' , ”.*Eh aaioi 12,070. Mon.'a taxaa^lJ^O.134 . __ rr^i.4 ttmi'Tnl.r _____ ^ 2,jC4.0 • 02X Mon'.opentnl139.3«0. up3, ) Kandy ft Haiman (orvy daily Quota) Ju rSo-. -47------W4.000 ' aep Treaa.Oond 8U0AR 14 7 pet troy « . NY Me par b. Hon'aopeninl 47.942. upO(H .704.100 23X ‘IH Aug Cfl*lao4 J,;; -g s S ’S 8900-»J90 00Uoy(U..NY (cofittaa) NATURAL CMl “ ?rjf S’ S’ :;?i J li?! U i? Vi 0180 NY. Maieapolperuoyoi.Tua , q piJSow' * 2.87%74.800 34 — X ItaaUMOl•I 5540 S455 95.5 >.30 8.000t>XOtwmMmunvdOUnpwbuahal ' i t h V-.'V, .” }{; PlaUlum.*3flt 8( 1^0.000 mm W^i^pa ^ ^ '.DsyNtlwktt 3.511,3511.300 2» — X Aug Naluraioaa .MX Jan 22 43 22 4 3 22H 34 22 34 •01 nq-ftOtQueiad.n.>d. n a-nol a>aiiatw Au Aug UnlewMgat ; .’oftX Mar 22.34 22.34 22 ffisiS .I” •" K S ’ g s ¥, •39 I H L ocal interesti S t ■ — » is la if Fossilil 1fuels : » K ow nSS DMCripdoo Oo— B e a n s . - Jul7 4* 00 NEW YORK (AP).|AP) —Future! 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Leo, Aquarius pcrsoi I KinOp^a^M I'1^ - y ^ ( w K 4 T P ) S \£>VT OP J . ^ whipped for gcttiiitting into that sony _ relates to domestic Bdjuitmw ner, they were mana- soy. uf therethi vrere a Bigfooi that wore' coidd Include where you live,re. bbeaudfy^ % condition. Still latci , they’d be siic 25 and deep-ln- g r a P- work us convicts, "nie sjiw^^ * ln« sufTOunding*. inariial status,atus. Ihtvel a ded. then put to vro I in Septem- v/1^ ^ beggar count fell. thoaipmIphabetwide. i in August, Impmved Incomo in i bavis-wroteinherau. , Nejiheiiher huhimingbirds nor kanga-“• ber. decision relating to rwnonceinceinOcto- I ^ The late Bette Da bii walk, but that docsn'r meanin ber. Povwr ploy in November,r.youHwin. yot ^ tobioRronhy; “Mostjst women have a spe- * ^ s “ " ^ ^ • L m A ^TiannrwanoTnaia!—w ey««i ------dal semal (ohtasy.' im 1900 to 1994, the over65ir^ySJ^lS^rapfT!^ ^ lovconabedcovcre•ered w ilh gardcmas." f™ "’ . Ic squeexe loosens its Rrip. Mon>Money due * e is say at least a mil- I»ptiIouilation increased 11-fold whileI from surprise souite. Plumbing f ... 7‘~TT] You11befrc«o(dutburden,ie»^leadtesle*- - ACROSS _ son not to undertake obligadondon inot real- 1 Pilchor u ------— Iy your own. Distance! . ifiS 5 Slaps _ CANCER (June 21-July. 22):. ______T-Mr-H 10 ^11 dtink ■ dcude 10 Leo Individual whi liTTT 1** D'"0 ^----- Bil”' you, your prindplcs. Moke fresh By Mort Walhilker iscompoiiiof —TE”-- Stan, stress independence, on ; Beetle Bailey _ 1 16 — tho Rod M c o u i^ . M oo n j^ d o n higlUighidights ability 17 Small gioup \ ( YES, BUT PON'T TVPl WRITE ME A WICB, \ ■ SHALL I 5EHP SINCERE NOTE / m iSHnbiiuolpracllco P ‘*’^ ‘3U^2J.?^22); Studs A THAMK-YOU I IT. THAT'5 TOO 19 Equlnofoaluco -■PP:-:P- message: Youll be dealing wS i* u S S IMPERSONAL BY HANI? ___■ 20 Ehrolloo dox people who reouirc constanistant praise., LETTER TO 22 Horns __ Leadm nip role afered, fitsits s schedule, fiEN. 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Yestbrday's P ualo iblvcd: music Written miterial esseiessential,, im- !); so Underground 9 Hoavy ham m tr " g^styk^mitcrcadw^juittj i d c ^ O w . ■'pp/iY er {5B0UP-,' f stems 10 Inslnjctlonal .rcToTT E ' marital status. . M P . F n t t f c e , A 52 Sol a goal ' mooling ^ }^[q S 53 Gtoollna. in 11 Algorian p o rf ' ' r L- k 7 8 A C tn A R It» (Nov. 22-Dec 22-1 2t)t n o r A - • London 12 Speak ~ Praedcal 'issues dominate, yc S 56 Stoorod repotillously ■ I B " wish for aensadon. instead ’Jpah , . . * ' security^ EmphasU on family, h ^ 'O fiV J A ^a ' p 60 ISHIgh'catds ‘ W o * f e # " ' COMMITTK • 21 pomoanor |P |e |R sic. Gift received adds 10 wnrdrcR T ^ ^JL lb ra E olomont 23 Sirong wind# lA ltl e 25 Glltod spoakors T rL lI i “SS n & c 22.J».]«n.l9):FM- , , _ 63 MaKo dlvor«o I lersonal mag- 26 John Jacob— te[oTL o,mwHw.«.TrtpKver y- . .64.0lh0rwl90 dubbed figure "■ By Art S an so m & Chipu 65 Unaccompanlod _ _ H _ - 66'lcannolloil—■ | i ! Tha*Som l-oser ------67 Unwamod plantnt 29 Soo bird* — B r 1 “f e i e / e R 31 Small gin ' U l t i - . tH ORNAPRX. Nfterw T ? xh 71 ••'’rewxxLX T 7 E 3 a - • 68 Put 00 cargo ifi.-18): Cheek • , ^ 69 Marsh plant 32 Court ruling L h l* l| ©/ALUMIOM, I HAV)\ m c H ie F: 7 ? j V «GOe5WPON6N?0UW>Y t-< 33 Small * P g -HeBe,'icoi£Q\TDBef >A . ■ DOWN T Sto filSS SSbn. p o ^ : coNCLUDeo'rtDUWJw j £ 1 lialiandty nadve. Oont.ghre up fairSS ^ p ^ O ggiPOMa e t E b ^ 2 Sound Iho alarmirm 36 Slatl 07/IU com nadve reveals seg«.yDUl: ^ H f e e l t o ------39-L/irg0.h0ffl0„^------' 4 BuyoM condI 40 Stayed PISCES (M>. -IS-March 26): Disasree-' llmo 43 Ebbed . ment widi relative moter serious ser dtan • 5 OarK-hairiKj 45 Um for too S3 QreuJroupol ' 5r'slory ~ f I 47 C< a certain vrttkvorfcers' 50 Ashtabula’# porson » ir ------'-watorlront----- . 6SlatoolnamoB19 group 64 Pil be held bade by one .whoto Uil envious. ■ Eggs 49 Nothing 5S Com I Arles involved.______51 Money ^ ^ __6g_C om A ./]IH f) „ ® ® 2 i______' ' ' I ’ (
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MERCHANDISERR Fr»o- NURSE ' • DRIVERS MAINTENAIlA N p E M E - MEDICAL " ------^----- 7 7 ^ ------n COOK •' od to loin our Loy. Inc. Is lookln{Ino (or o CNA'S noodod Immodlolodlolo- L E 6 a L NOTICE LLEGAL NOTICE | “ wantod PT til Sopt. D&DTraransportalion CHANICSI CC' om o grow CNA’s wonted t ; Volloy,- itnoro. Avon- profosslofial cniingcat loom, part-tim e porson3n 733- ly 10worklnMogicVoll FT. Various days A • - SeiServices wIihAvonmc 39000 to Hoiloy & RichfieldId oroaor odlng, ID n^oro WoslI Is Is oxpanding Days and shrfiaiHis nogoiiob- 9022. loovo mosai ^ ^ NOTICE ( ^FLETT1NQ U I SERVICES ahiits.. IniInstllutlonal bock- Good oppllcaiion ol aot-up on oppolnlIntmoni. Apply at; 10 received by the IDAHO id hotpful. For infor- lls oporallonjn 1ot Goodlnff' le. Submil oppi 1 or oldor Jowol 8 Homo Caro:aro Soalod pfoposnis will bo n OPEEP Daycare & Kin- ant. Immodlalo M o u n to ln VVlowCoro ii Mustbo16yoarsoi TRANSPORTATION BOARDID n ' n oil d o p a rtm o !19/hr-. . THIS PROPOSAL PLEASE CC lures. Slop by Tho oqulpmonl.r a S f = i Times Now. PO QINEER — BILL M E R R irr-A- A T (208) 686.7860.1 lea! Sis '0oSSa a bo.lno..'Wo.,o“n S LPN'S, S12/hr.,CN,CNA's itomorSorvlco.Dopi Musthovo'/o CDL Coll CSary mANAGEMEN ------to iroln Iho right f fhr. NO ■■ Proposals must bo preparedirod ond submlllod In occor- & g _.__lodoyl______nL543-680 [' S9/hr.. NA-s, S7/hr. I ------donco wim-tho rooiHfo^nenls-ols-of-6ectlon-102-^BI0dlng------ggg:____ ..-.TRAINEES-EWANTEO.- MEDICAL------______Must bo.noot.lnjuppponr;. . feei aii shifts avolloi/allablo ____- Roqulromonit ond Contllllonaons o('tho Idoho Slondard------DRIVERS Self moilvatod,tod, roaponsi- onco 4 willing to v forOR.NlCU,Pods.l(is. ICU. Spotiflcotlons (or Hla>iwoy Com^rislnjction, Edition of .1995. ’ ' . lacol, somi-ini-locol ond long or yoor oo/ning blo CNA's foror hihomo caro. a loom. (Studoni Mod Soarch, or longngtorm » Plans, spocincalions, formI ofo ( contract, ' proposal fomis. ir, oxp: nocossary. hauldrivon Slafilng iho'Moi•Mogic Volloy.- como). Coll 735-01■vooc. roaumojm o 10: and othor Informalion nuy bo0 obtalnod.atoK ihe offlco o( tho 0 nogotloblo. Coll >0011736-6: r s udrow , while you C 0 11 0 1 7 33 4 4 • -0 6 0 0 o r ______PRN Slalfing, 616 N. BluoB Idaho Tmnsportotlon Dopartmoiimont. Boiso. Idaho, ond are loom 1-600-303-060:)602. ABOisvaions biino ab LnkosBlvd. Suilo10 145.1. o(fico o( Iho District Engineer. ^ ^ ELECTRIC/CAL 8. Full comparipony bonofila. Magic Valley:ley Slotting «d lesults. Whan yc - Twin Folio, ID 83301i301 or on filo (or oxamlnotlon at tho olfl( ce Ine yout dm llled ed. I ot Shoshono, Idaho. £R Journoymcm an oloclricion 4. Paldinsuroiuronco Service. f in d y T r call. (200)736-3510.0 _____ A nonlo chargoso (of IitfEtirf ', lull Umo, qualified. - noodod.. SomS o bonoflta 5. PaldvacoU p lu i DPPlifiBblt M ica Company MEDICAL • 80t Of plana, pnymont lo t>o1 msm ade by chock, payable to adviJVERT1I1H0 ^ ^ pllcoTloritlon, doiolls: Lung ------500 Cor ------At least 3 yoora opproppron- tho Idaho Transportollon popat»partmont.-Plons may bo or- jratory Drilling, (702) ENGINEERjRINQ .• Ask for Mr.Mr. Roberta Mod/Surg: FTT R P N c h o rg o MISCELLANEOUSJS llcoship noodod. StanStorllng . f s s2119, a 'i ThoC ltyodjITwinFollsisoc- Phone731733-2224 nurso, 3 to) 11 1 1 snlll, 3B fjgy, tjj,, J, foslouauranl in wono. $15.00 por hr. Coll< dorod bV Dhono (600) 732-209( _gg6.539(}.O^Iula,-7 :------S ^ Oi' or by'^^nVn- foqoOan g- INEERINOTECH Ata yeu plsnnl rt«pnnmnnf AHn' Fln/tnrJnl f^nnr n n tfnl PQ Box 7129~Boise’. ^ [ r ____ V llvullch.'D^S, vwollrossos. barr toridora,.li 785Banof boop dialal1305. 13 nrnB-mormny sai- jxtenalon M +-----S’EbSkg; CaiT934^ Idaho B37oFi \29., fdlfodlon to find Excollont bonolanoflis. E.O.c. . p 3DINQ DISKETTES ARE 11°' C r ^ , Call324-7148 ory is S1,( ‘OU nMo. ,e RECEP-nONIST HSSp'S-'trnV™'!: . lion roqult: i , f o ? a ? o X “rl: ------MISCELLANEOUS 8-Spm. AVAILABLE UPONON REQUEST** H ------MEDICAL •T® Noodod full Umo 8-5| ect all proposols. or to accept “ . . OPPORTUNrrvii profos- < Tho rlQht Is rosofvod to rojoct i fdrivor, ClossACDL BM?l°ln*c:rfJiuXrdVsrdn IENT CNA'S 4 NA’SA’S noodod' Tomp-io-hiro posiUiI Ilona wilh bo roliablo. prol tho proposal or proposals doorJoemod best (or tho Sioto ol environment a must, required!f?d,,_Fonocalhaul int M anager cNA d o s s108 e s ovoilab 10. Mogic Valloy busii a b lo ol .Jnspocilon lostt. jlum oof...... ------Idaho.— ------GromopportunltyrPlooso- 'Expdrlor)rIonco roqulrod. Coll mo bi lorwKrflexIblfl- —Exconont bono.onoms ovalta- - piJnt Molntonam lorod unlossacccmpanlod'by g'! I sun/oylng. Train- oxporl- No proposal will bo consldoro sondyour resume to: 324-7467467 or 736-6383 lS g 'r d ooxporlonco “ oqulv- wookends. Tho t)io. contactiTorri Tc 01934- •• Concrete Consin on accoplablo proposal guoranura'nty In on amount not low andldoto will bo 5601 or opply 0 “n»p™ f.3"”sSond a ro- ThtTlmta-Ntw. s o • ~ olont to Ntwo yoars o( col- Sjom n^r^m 3ly at: Gooding ~ Customer Sorvic than (ivo pprcont of Iho tola! amountam of tho proposal. This PO Box 546. DRIVER Ith b o sic c o u rse OoloN OMenilenied 4 skilled R ohob Ulvlnjving Center, check out iho po J413 % guaranty must.be In (ho formrm iof a Certified Chock or a Twin Falls, ID 83303. Drive wo >er Sor/lce. pe- 1220 Montana, RAF£EI T^mo Nows^P^.^E0 . Box cMf or rolaied on- "Custom er ftVL Gooding,- ,j,r you) NEVER 3 63301 Cashier's Chock drawn on anin IcIdaho bank, made p a y ^ e Attn:JonetQotnn ■ to u c h;h I freight. Teams gomoni oxperl- g.o.E. 734-64521-800-73 548. T>^n Foils. ID 63: n Department, or 6 Bidder’s ig Hold. For oppli- l°Jl to the Idaho Transportation D< _ . .welcom >7 further Informo- omputer Knowl------Also needing sumnnmor con- r e s t AURANT Bond. . 877-4SJB.------tkjncontartact the Personnel iful. M-, Competitive MEDICAL Bk)der« shall be licensedI In (hei State ol Idaho by Ihe AIRURCONOmONING _ C a l ^ . S a la ry D OE. Diroctor ol Nursi ars. Good BIGGEST $ M *« « $ II N ER Potato Harvest. Office locejcotedlnCltyHoll. .or.lnjS.~lc SSoSss'’'-"" State Contractora Ueonso Boai3oard. except on proletts'ln- W/aiWanted oxpor. Installers DRIVER and resum e to: e s . Twin Folli-Oils Clinic 4 ^ u p S ^ n s tPAPHNG a i ■T H E W O ID ^IVilVER E for local ]oto. top wages, ciosaIB B 8 CDL required. 321 2ndi /Avenue Eoat or i volvlng (edoral funds. r36-2251, Closing 105, Tvfln Falls, , Hospltol. 44 t tire Maalc • VALLEYI s Act o( 1938 (U.S.C.A. Title good go bonoflis. Procislon Eveninglings 324-5061 phone 731 05..Attn. Rosa spodolly hospI S YM rat Pull or PT help wonttronlod. The Fair Lobor Star\dorts Ai — ------dole b 8/2 B/2/96, EOE/AA 83303-0105.. 29, Paragrophs 201-210. Choj:hoptor 8) eholl opply In tho AlrSystom A 1 s. Inc. —------cations Includls s r p s . t u ; '■ Lino cooks, propI coccooks, (208)342-8956. DRIVER MANAGER /ora. bar omploymont ollabor (or this1 projoct.prc • <21 BW30------school01 busb driven need- t ^ ^ expo rlo n c:o o li In n ursing MISCELLANEOUSUS dishwoshors. son/ors. jaho TmnsportoUon Boord to — ncod grovlty Irrlca- Acct. Monagoiiger noodod for monogomonl, tVlCE tondors. cocktail son/isan/ora. II is tho purpose of tho Idahc AUTOMOTIVE * ed foror '96-'97 i school yr, ml, sirong or- PRIOR SERVI build Iho Improvomonl In tho»shortest shi time consislont with ' »o loin ourtninsporto- Itrociorvrtirk. Coll statflng Indundustry in Twin goniroiionol>1 sVskills. Solary up to S200) for li vrt>rk- If you oro hordworkiforking. ryoqulprhonl'ond an effoctlvo Full lima posllion ovoJIablo Como \c r8 or 731-1676 Fops oroo.JO. M u sth o v o 6 0 E. Exc. bor idomonth. dodlcatod 4 hove<0 a0 big good construction. Nocossary o for light duty m ochonic tion fomllyfam 4 bo a pro(os- ^33-1678 bonom packo- i^g one wookond 1 organization will bo Insisted up< ol school bus.drivorl - - p i ...... shorp profeofesslonal op- ^ Sond I roro su m o to : Koop Iho ronk you>ou oamod. purchoso In yourr futifuture, ...... and^ tlro.sorvlco.porson... ..slonol» ------peoronce,, 00ealos exp. >rtih gfont Bodily. / r b e n efits this is Uie |ob for youl/oui ■ DatoO-July2.1096 - - - Basic knowledge ond on- B us attendantsatt« needed exper. po ly. Admlnlslro- incrooso your t -JIMMY 0. ROSS. P.E.. ChiefDl EngineerE ^ potato harvester Inionglblesle s or o u tsid e tor. P.O. Box ond senrtjwith yo.your homo- THE MINT 4 SHORT>IRTY’S the-lob e x p erien c e re- ’ also . oporalors>rs 4 diesel truck joioj. Est,t. territory.K Sal- Folia, ID 83301 quited In brakes, muffler . 5301. EOE. lown Idoho Aimyliy Notional Hailey. ID PUBUSH: July B,9 .1 0 .1 1 .omond 12.1996______jjjj drlvors WiWendell 536-2143 ary & comnmm. B onuses,------— C Barlow Apply In porson instolloUon, shocks, hos- :lS»Wo411. ” OKAutoSystems 213414 HHighland E. Twin Wonted: a t position. Call MEDICAL 2078 Wmberly Road Falls,s, ICID. 733-6003. oporalor.»r- Coll 324-7146, D ow nEostis t O u tfitte rs . FT Nursing ^uDarvlsar Su| lar Must be well ? ori « % J* Rax. hrs, 4 greotitrolrUng. troll meeting date. In the event " Pleose coll 733-e3-6037. ApplyMon-Th.ur8.3-8.3-4PM WEDDING Dtesaes. shoes, 733-2736 'M oree ththan lust n rlde to ^ 5 5 5 ^ I busy medical that tho third Mondoy Is a Bridesmaid 4 cnjlso.V o^ ERVICE : 734-3176 holiday or conflicting wllh Soe Jack or Tom' schoo/.' — 0 must. Sendend resume to m o t e l 25% ofl lnvteaons.73M838 — ------Dietary ho m a n a g e rR TlTRAINEE Box 92041.% - Ki,.„« RESTAURANT other ovonls. tho rogularfy _ CLERICAL DRIVER'ER hours, Wod.,Thur. W 4 Fri. m o a h 2 dj eo io p l e l n m y Nows. P.O. Be P la n Hui Is now occojjcceptlng schodulod mooting will bo — ^ ' . CU ooks.do- Permanont part time. Californio>mla 10 Conodo. Home Applyat at Mt. View Core “ m esas. L arge Insur- Foils. ID 833Ca303-OS4». -P lo a so opply InjL ; ; opplicalions for cooks hold the (oliowlng Monday. 4 ■ 106 Computer oxporlonco ovory'try week. S.22c ml. Conlor,, InIt Kimborly, osk " llvefy ond wait sloff,itoff, also _ M SP EC IA L N O TIC ES j 1260 Blue U kcs Blvd N, avoiloble. compeil-com The 109S-97rogu|or moot- ■ -roqulted._Som«Jlifig o"d -Poid.twa twice oiponth. voco-_ (or Marcliol». 3 S ? . ^ N r S MEDICAL ■ ------~ -|n o schofluto is-asloiiow s:- ■ anaworing phonos. Call m .. insurohce'4‘bbnu«>s.Ins cesBDryrCom^ -FrDlillnrtaoiVlD(k noodsd'for “iJiici^ ------tive payond beneOlaleOls.-ad------ALCOHOUCS T34-9244 osk for Cindy Noweq,«,0lpm.nl.324.76<» OBEATOOPPORTUNITYI , bonusSs; profit busyTPproctlroctlce, Medicol lo a d e r lor chur^urch chil- voncemonl opporturortunlilos July IS. 1996' ANONYMOUS _ lings loft in CNA 1 4 more. Coll monogorprogjrogrom. oxp. In ^reft/youth, choii.o r For lob »or the right people, fi August 19.1996 ' Call 733-8300 CLERICAL...... CU DRIVERfER course 'wlJchboglosJuly ItJiV ol.0220. CPT coding, K - 4 3 1 1 . I'’ P®™®" »' MS September 16.1996 .4 OFFICE HaveI opopening (or driver to 16.Jobpliplacomornw/now 20e-33T-02«— Imbursomenii" . K r s . ' n d P in o Hut, Twlr> Foil!Foils, 10. Octot>or21.199e CDally Horoscope, up-to- poiitlons available run /ogulor/o ( schedule to ogoncyy ovoil.1 following u a u a q b dR resum es tooBox92892.% Be MHBep Novomborie, 1996 daio Soap results. Call CompoUtivo ooloiy 4 success(i ROOFING i-News Is looking The T im esIS Nows,h P.O . " m"® |__ Mun.oagement joumeymon Roofer,;for, 5000 Docombor 16,1996 now, 1-900-467-6366. EXPRESS ' bonoflis. Apply In por- course. F culallon District Box 548, T.I,F.II..!DTw -^if;,Wpp"o'S ext. 6870. S2.99 per pg l(lls ovolloblo. Cur- 'Of enina a ClrculMnna >rtunlty- »q. (t. Metal roof.f. 35 mis. PERSONNEL SERVICES son.1, D ennis C lork Ino. 4 bonedl: inoQor In the city 63303-0548.______siaftDevelof mlnuto. Avorogo 5 mlnut- ord cortinod CNA's Twin Fall lopm ent s . df Elko. (702)744-^M4-4305. TvAi Falls. 733-7300 Birch:h SSt, 4Tnick Ln. Buhl, ront boon Foils who is on - Coordlnailatof-. - - • March 24.-1997 - os. Must bo 18 years old .-'e6tirtiiyr67e^404Q-NaF^ u i encourog Ic Individual to MEDICAL rdlnator, /ER agency. RBcraatlon Coordin 2 1 .1997 Sefv-U(619) 645 6434 — e""c'’;r6 « 5 'i'S ' S f f o1 our i youth currl- immedlote FTFT oponlr»gi (or a ,, vou.iooklno3 for fi career The City of Rupert>en 1Is oc- 19.1997 CLERK ' P HR O F E S S IO N A L • Immediol.lotoly for doloUs. ©« and thoirthoi parents plus M edicol Tec The Bost Wesiom Conyon rechnologist. nrn^h oooorturlunlty? Join cepting appllcatloation for Ju n o ie .1 9 9 7 . - RUCK DRIVING' MAN- ad u lt JiBffIUflerswjiparp. , mT(ASCP).Q«I.Qenoralmod- ...... Rocroatlon Coordlrordlnator ...... ' Spilnfls'Park HololMinn)- ^ TRU^ «lth-ro'»otion a, FAX -f S C H O O L . Neodod”for ' lorgo dairy, A-1. lopondonl con- icol lob witf Roglstdrod monthly salaryry nr a n g e Informotlon'concerning on homo dollvory through allII doponmenis.dc for^Mrt^lmo Night Audi- Scholorshlps, Sch bank oxp. a musl, m good poy 4 . g"J nd goal.orl- S1550-S2500. Reapnesponsi-. rspocinc mooting timos and Poslllon requires For inquirestbs coll N ancy' alive” 1, oraanlr- 0, with good ble (or planning, orj places may be obtained by tor/F ront D e sk C lerk finorlinonclngorv^Ultako opportununity for advance- ' ‘’“‘“■•.f®® n ot (208)733-3 i YOUR i; anything o( voluo for . mont. Bonollts Be inc.: 12 i"0 g w l t h c o r r i - Huddloslon at Ing and on-slte superVis-sup I contacting Mike Mason at Audllor. Hours aro from anyt to m e rs In eorly 700, extonalor ecreotion mkjntoht unlil 10:00 a.m. lulllonlion for .Class A-CDLs, days vaoacollon, sick loovo,., . A rliem borottho10 manoge- ing tho cities recre 208-733-9554 oxt. 2203. I hours and with — ment loom; roa turn quoli- Duties Includo audiilng of 800-900-0585 60 401KPI0>lon 4 porformonco on so les m eet- MEDICAL AD E 38. Apply.ln poisM - _ f 3S/BA do------PUBLI9HrJuly-a-end-lO;------or— bonusoa. ctirlngTitjvrcus*- MonitorClork/Crk/Cortl(led Tole . )norroiot------~ TIMES CLASSIREtr ~ploy«oa. Insuring occuro- 734-0586 olSunrlsirise Organic Forms. ^ "B T s o c u r 3-11/11-7 shift. vicoa-ond orionemotion, Ib ' groo In rocrdotion or 1996______lor-The T im es- Tech. FT. 3-1 a cenificoio ed (iold, 2 yrs expeiixperlenco DEPARTMENT ^ I r o c t l o n s c a l i I?"’®;®'®r> tho ovonlnga. AppllcoUorisns avollablo1 at bo or ^ocom o < J i f l T 20e-438-iBifl450 New s In tr a n t ixoinor. In monogomontt of 1recre- 208-734-5538 p 18-8450, . — This Is aI fullful timo position S t.B e n o,d d ieIc t’s Fam ily ^rogram ond ations programss or TyRa ______and excollontIt boneflts.1 - Uon and comploio910 |clob do- TImos-/Vows?Nowislhe Cujiomor C Sorvlco skills, wooko PIOMO opply in porsonol Conlact C Jim at 4 Deniallal Insuronco, Poid Clreulatlc Apply In porson>n ot: scrlptlon contactX time to come pick up^your 208-324-5053 Timo )f(Off Plnn,..ond moro, • PO B a's Family Mod- Burley Caree Center< Rupon Public Worksorks Dept, pictures. Stop by Tho 1397 ’ Blue L akes Blvd. 2 Twin Falls, I 1436-3531 Nofth.Twln Falls. ID. Ario*^oO.U..Tn,c>lnj_ =!cS"£".S'rMor Is sooking a 1729 Miller AvenueA' 620 F St, or coll 436 . , Cuj'gm o^eycipqpt, ^ NIC-Immediate^ _CNA4«lih^ciJJornoJiQami______Buriey^i ^ Closing dote 712&7/26/96 101 COMPUTER OPERATOR DRIVEFVERS Moc g for an-oxperl- experlonco;0 (or(0 PT position l o s t ^ f o u n d J ■ Quolinod applicants must Drivers'e rs noodod (or OTR. Humonon Rosourcos _ I !'form equip, n. Wago commonsurolocon i io T I ° havo on oxcbliont > Roolojlelors 4 wolklng (loor. P.C Uc. Hourly wage v/Uhoxporlomrionco plus mllo- JD rivers... FOUND ring at Koybonki I ABORTION ill 734-9062. Twin Falls'£ iD°KUM-'D409 a te is yiegotlabFo. ago rolmburs<)ursomonl. Con- Parking lot. Coll 733-6003* I ALTERNATIVES Nfltworks; Microsoft — ------(208 a nappl.M 3-8232 toct Homo0 Coro C Director ■ - doy tim e.. JCATION Implement Co. @324-4301101 oxt. 269 for t PREGNANCY CRISIS. °'"^w lw s?ft^ar^‘^' ^"^^Pol — Interview ap FOUND: Black, brown &K CENTER Full Umo position, Com:,S‘r,C pe E “ S ,= a 553iiiaiKEEPiNG i m r n* * * * * * * * * * E.O.E. whito male dog w/stubI Froo testing. Call 734-7472 Supervisor For smollIII motol,1 oniry level ’J - r J r J i p I Idaho Department of PPy-S;<-51.50. raise SS'OO a(- M |C » ^ I C tall, possibly a cattlo dog.'’ o n •600-371-7472. Hi HeolUi 4 Dohlal Insuranco Tho Idt nining. Apply ot: A.».E,»™nirtiflod. Exporionco MEDICAL L - 655-4258.______fucoUon sooks n Com- lo r Irolr lory, Top w agos. THERAPY■ TECHTE noodod Paid Timo:Otl Plon . . Educi Motor, 1341 kim- UlwWsablilty Covorogo ponsoinootory Education Su- Copri M nodical Insuranco. to work wllhivlih profoundly J " . ' ____ 1FOUND: Border Cdllopup- Inlari^K^re Conlor______porvlsirvlsor to proyldo lood- boriyRd.^d.. Twin Foils. icoUons. bonuaios. hondlcoppoppod children. Now H iriirihg;Tcam s, -Expci^enor ic c d -nv. aoor'o*. 7 m os. old, rpptyirrporaom ----- 1-s46pm-l 326-6464.______lo y work d o y s or BurfoyAvo I. E.O.E T h e 4 th LoLargest TVucking Companyiny Is ’ BANKRUPTCY Mogic Volloy Regional vanctincSa dojrpo Irom «n FJ- “, “some weekends. *******'* * * * * * * * * * ..934-5603. E.' y AJI Chapter & AG related •iroln to laundry. In- Now H iriniing! T ra in in g I s A vailablele F o r FOUND: Vory Irlondlyn . cases. Froe telephone . young malo cat, brown Human Resources vorsit' jnol oxpor. helpful. ^ Inexpericrioncod D riv ers In A 3 Weelireek r. consullatlon. P.O. Box 409 odmirayi£.nofo“"?=“ tobby vrtiaring rod coiloi. m ond In stru c tio n Is ^oll QloJlorlo. mornings, at f A T ra in in g; CCourse. F in a n c in g & T uiti(jitio n 538-7760 600^548-2166 -r,Twin Falls. ID 83303-0409 lum i iioln View Core 733-5210. H. Mulberry (208)737-2173 roqulrquirod. A sirong rood- M““n' _ . ^ ^ Reimburse•sem ent A rc A vailable. (MM aloke g bockgroundls olso Contor.«r. 423-5591. g l a “ 2 2 yraaxperlerKO EOE ing b; IA II# .UpTo$3(30,000 Your First Year Out□ut.) LOST N.W. ot Gooding, ------preferelerred. - KITCHENEN ^ 8 9 ) O f Th e Lino E q u ip m ent, A nd friendly noutorod malo° Bookkooping sorvlco. ~CUSTOMER SERVICE OfHcocolslnBolsov/llh&orDO li FallaIlls Clinic 4 H ospitar _ ^ 'V iri Drive Top < ■ cot. Slomoso mix wilh * 4 compulerfaia 677-2610. O travelivol roqulrod. Salory is f] I I Have Consiisiste n t M iles. R ider P rog ramra s white paws, last soon American Gonorol Finance, b Mised « on the Dopartmont S un: 1 4 1 ^ A reA v ailahable. T e a m D riv ers T ra inn YiY our ■7/7 wearing rod collartr Cusiom cleaning by Rene’. Ai .THCAREI . R e ■ W w ■ ■ 8W 1. Now accepting homes in ono i of tho loading con- otI Education Ed sohedu e port-tlmImo office position S pouse F o r F ree! w/namo Dorta on tag. sumor (Inance organlza- a nid d willv com m onsurato word>rd PorlocL Apply In CORPOF'ORATI.ON th o MV a re a . For esti- i llh (raining oxporlonco, i Call 934-4879 • - motes call 324-7499 tions, I h os tho lollowing with (i n. 666 Shoshone E. .j^ g jgjb b positions for C N A ’s/NA's■swhocnjoy 'iv Meet Withh Our Rccruitin? Special!lialist: . . (Jojltlon opon In our Twin Applictslicoilons will bo token LOST Black Lab mix. 7 k, Exporlonc(Kl c u s to m iz ^ Falljolflce. untll^tl1UI tho position hos been LABOR^ , and war/ant to work with patientsts inI rehab, WEEDNESDAXJULYIO yoar old (own’J - Black, I loH ftnnlnfft Jerrv Pol- Nfiwncco W aNrAP-M ,4PM,&.6PMEM— ------n. Deputy Superlnion- for agriig i S g p t , - ■ LUiu, uliliL’im e r a r a n d - lo n g-t Y home, call 736-1762 eve, BestWestom > LOST (omolo Collco cot, C U S T O M E R Dnt of Special Services mont In gs. O penings for those whoho arc dcdi- 4 HOME REPAIRS, romod- , I (200) 332-6800 for a Apply li i7 Bluo Lakes Blvd. North long hair, Qroy, orange y.& e l s a n d h a n d y m a n SERVICE ■ Sipjmplolo lob doscripUon A ddisos o n . S te . 3 . Twiri c a tc d to tO giving good care and arc proud of ^ whito w/whlio tummy. 9. Idoho or coll , . , Twin Falls, ID Qroon collar. Namedid services. No job too i Id application. F a l l s , :rsonat Ir. smoll. Insured. Gordon REPRESEN- ' jol Opportunity Employ- 1 -800-81i-856-9336. , thc JobSbs th at they do, apply in pcrso Emily. Lost O'Leary Jr. II For More Information: . ■ High area. Call 733-1437.7. Hamiott 423-4366 TATIVE ' r. II auxiliary olde or sor- ■ CO.iiron,Kri^locMi- ^ANOTOFRCER Rockck Creek Rehab & Medicalcal Center, b. Palmistry Reader 4 Advls- /A 4 Conv. Loons. l-800^7-94S8 LOST molO Chocolalo L * . vidue ) Filer Ave W est, Twin Fall=alls, Idaho (,(eoc-m/f: m in. 23 yrs) 10 months old. Nomodid er In oil motters. Want Ourq on-the-job training wOl durini mission only. Train- 6 4 0 F » lovo? Moro lovo? Then volloblo. Mid S tate V (t!ute) REWABD.423-4165 equip you lo handle cue- cess, ^ 1 1 — - call, 736-9328.______.• ,totnor inqulriesrto support at (2C logo, 733-0002. ^ ■ LOSTiGoiden Retrlovor X. credit approvals and oc- ______choko collar. Heyburnrri Photoa for any occasion ' '. Quality Photography of-.count adjustmonts and to ■ ■ ■ ; Ave. W. area. 734-9119.- fers tho loweal prices In support business dovel- n n i i ' K l opmont in tho branch. ; • LOST: On Blue Lakos by m : Wendy'e. 6 mos. Bluo ■QualWed applicants should ^ DO YOUOU ENJOY WORKING WITH PE'EOPLE AND WOULD YOU LIKEJKETO . Heeler pup. Brown collar, have 0 high school diplo Total Ho[omeCare, Inc.,. . brown spots on lace, E MORE MONEY? WE AREE AN ESTARUSHED COMPfMPANY Z ' ' i "lio n ■ Ima with one yoar previ \ Home H e i th agcncy is opci brown legs, vow (rlandly.Vs I HOME/HEALTH Jous w ork e x p e rlo n c o Idaho’s Fastest growing h (ING FOR SALESPEOPLE WllKILLING TO WORK. EXCELLIELLENT REW A R D . 643-9243 ICARESERVIC^ Iprelorred.Efloctlvo verbal • officc Inn Tw■ in Falls. Idaho, s leave m essage.______A ide to p e ^ . EFITS INCLUDE: 401K PROIOGRAM, HEALTH INSURANlANCE, ~ HOME hsalih aide c a ^ ^ - j W e are currently Jn need of a full-time Home Health Al' BENEFI maUcalakllls are required. rormfoi patient visits. Candldat ea. call toil free; 7-doys.------alter-7pmbi for full dolatis.— - k(llehen-lncludee-ov— i l t -vocyfi i 215v j, consolidotions, monuloc- 1 cy ronc(rrnnachoa:nij" -hSudlnaig site. NE Filer. SNAKE/SALMlALMON RIVERS • InU w tate Battery • 1-800-39&-4247 Ext. 1006 >n/ranoo & rolrlgorator,^ ■ ,anq]0 a& carport. Adjacent 35 1 wilh , TFCC wator . 1 ____ I RESUME PREPARATION turod homos, construction - JEROME. For sale by lew lawn, cholnJInk noloh i & S A L M O N f SALES owner. Great locallon, Big Ighbor locos othor loons. For froo estimate,'; HOMESt FOR PENNIES o< once. Call Jean (^rannon street.Dot. PRICE REDUCED , DIVERS r:’ • Salos clojoro-'EvonlfAninn Profssslonol resumes & Uttlo Ranches. 3 bdrm. » Clnd,.,t733-ieO(i coil 678-2079.______ONTHEDOtiJ^RilOOOs & thousands below ap- ■niar' \C-$29,90Q- '■ flhlfl. PT or FT. Porn ■ ofVA.HUO,FHA.&bonk 2 both, AC, 1.2 acros. e|ipiLER - You will love tho pralsal 35.7 AC-! . nont po3liion,*Exc.aali.salary Youli.t>o pisnsnnity iurp(t»o( CREATIVE MORTQAQE ropoasosalona. Qovorn- neatly landscaped. Must ._ wttere they ora ond leD •ome County w/Iovoly ahoros,I, GREAT < potential •NationalI Forest,Fo Hell's . ♦Mobile hom e loons- - ...... — - $286^1 month O.AC<------».evflfyone.wlieia-youfa.wUl- an, swamp coolor. All of homesTi0S.nr0 uiKl,_SII#.0fL0. _ fo r.Jo vvelopmont_Near_ e -Canyon Rec- __ his'for bnlyS22;000:CoH- liso^Si ' “ ' 7 . SA LES. -i—^ I 217 7". _ ■ ♦Debt consolidations Can 733-2224. be ^ Itirough tlio powerful Unlo twiih vivnderful viows. f p launch. Coun'^unty road front- ' stems I EMPLOYMENT loon today. 5 watc«ator shares, power » . ror& phone. Exc. '. Lawn sprlnklor aysiof r ♦Quick loan approvals *; T*?; ;1 • Ideal llvoatock ago, powor & salos. This position1 pays po l^oppom rufm ES JEROME* By Ownor. love- — VIN FALLS * 1569 sq.ft. comingning soon 10 BdMcom “s S Sion n vrllh 3/8 mile ol - financing.I. Won'tWc laatl Call - :S ♦Credit problems okoy lomo w/3 bdrm, 2 bath, propen ' ' lop: monthly soloiv & t ^ Locally ownod nrxfoporatod' ly 3 bdrm. 1 bath, lomlly lUPERT RU 2 bdrm. 1 baih. hom perty. Tho perfect alto D eep Crook Ci frontago. ownorloday2ley206-g3&-aS0t - i/n ? s Sl.OOO'Wookly Stuffing room, garogo, fenced Comor C< lot. Now windows, Hvlniiving room, dining oroa. to r youryoi dream homo. Miceh( . nusos arranQomi>nl ‘" 9 THE MONEY EXPRESS ilillty room. Ig lamliy oniy $ homeand out ■ 543-2041. Envelopes et Homo. 736^)033 or coll collect yord whn kids ployhouso. aldlnp. aii $49,000.436-0329 uH'l ly $22,000! Coil Rob- bu (dlnoa8a. BuhL ______Froo dotolls.. Rush SASE $76,900. Call 324-7948 ^ oom. t^ico kitchon w/good ort HolchisonHu» for dolblls.. jq neres1 cortKlod. orgonlc g S I Classlllod . . . lor psof3«oplo lo: SPEL. Box 650069- lUPERT By ownor, Spa- oppiippilancos, lg patio, auto 5 1 3 T oyoiywlietBl 733-0031. ^9 ★★★****★★★*★ looking ~ lor extra vacation I clousci< 5 bedroom, 2 baih. sprliprlnkiors, carpel, work A I vllh TFCC wator I a CREAGE\QES & LOTS ____ ACI. Miami,FL33265-00eg money? Why nol those Qi >. Ail portnouf aoil — Interest rates pre Grool location. Doubio roonoom, new point inside & L - .SALES- .. „ . ■ MISCELLANEOUS sin-flood Items youVe boon garage- '□{ Large dock. butlut I& new tool. Pricod'to .LPINE. n S i'3 mile of live ATTENTIOlmONHOM E Looxn whilo you oorn- S I e - - downl slortflo? CloMined wOt do IL Beautiful g , liroploce, soili REALTY slroam.N. N Filer. BUILDiILDERSI n-Soli Sl ,000's POSSIBLE Can 733-0331. . . oil ot $82,000. Call Joan. n ttio hoitosi thing slncoiCOjhd I READING BOOKS. Pnn $89.500. Coll 436-6616. 7 3 4 - 3 3 7 3 I v^lh TTCC water Rpsonrti abuildirio bulk lot now. ------r gc ? R rn -o f PT. s a a o ^ timo. At Homo. Toll Froo ______ary & nonofous comm[! 'r® your homo for: ■ ■f JEROME ^lUPERT Roducod, 4-' ~S 0 A B A L A - eAxfkLL T O L L F R E E s - fiin R ''miss- (i)Hr>n.RQft.o??n-F »t a . - -in^owrrBcreagerAppfcx:— gg -l-eofr47S.3440r------’ fonsTMust Bo oBioTotrj -«— ^D8Brron53ii(>fltiBir-^ B3rmT2’Bainr270D'aq:Tt:------R E a C T Y - ^ B » T sasi“?ffeM ol 3-4 d a y s a wook. t __i. *Homo Improvements 1.25 ocroa, wolor aharoa, inLargo kitchon. huge mas :ro pivots, good - !k'^No corral, dog kennel. 2 bdrm ,o, vohlclo'noodod. Exportpons- MISCELLANEOUS •Extra cash . ter bdrm, Wood stove. 6 TWINF/A FALLS. Spackiusll 3 crop rotaii^lion. Boll Rapids. homo, lota ol updotos. q^; ms. 2M baths, largo 1000 eer ' os paid. Call Woncondy' SI.OOO-aPOSSIBLE 'Bankruptcy & poor credit acnjs, corral & oulbuiidin- viZTn' llM d ld - * BtlHI ‘inrrfm:roa, 300 yds. S. 324-3942. At progromo avolloblo. G reat locallon for multi- gs. a . 585,000, by ownor, n o ' FALLS For iulo by lily room with flrepiace, Tiomos., callingo bam. cor- B U i^ a awoa, TYPING, Port Timo. Al . .Jamily.dovoiopment:Jus,t- 53 iy'8^.$30,00g/oc-___-• — - Homo. Toll Froo (1)800-80-8 --1-800-454-2645 - 436-1664. ivnor.Ig.-b«autllulhomO’ -laroto e oopen i kttchen,-vault- - r a l S 7-ac«tcalearond-loto- ...... SALES $75,000.00 . ----- n 3.4 dcros. SW loco- ' ed colllicolllnga, triple garage, m o ro , Excellent E row lormal & Spring „ . 98-9778 Ext. T-13S8 lorfor An Idaho Company c ill 734-0677. Muol havo bachgrpurOU"** Uatlnoa. WIN FALLS 3 bdrm. 1 Uon.i>n.6bdrm..3bath,igoo auto5 sprlnklorssp ond much crop/cattiHtio combination- water. Call 73 ★★★★★★★★★★★★ ROBERT JO N ES ™' know lodgo In concroicreto “ both, living, klthon,'& all sqq. . ft. fi w/luil bosom ont, m oro. r e .'CALL WALT OR RoHWon EDEN Prlmono Itlots for solo, . construction for outsicjtsldo TYPIST REALTY - rooms oro big, molal heatsat pump, attractive ADAM^ to soo thiS'lovely ■ A i i m Has water/sowor aaloa. Apply at Amortetarlcan HOME PC users noodod. 733-0404 ; siding. Now tvfrfng. Musl yord.ird. Acreage h as vwler homo10 today.Ic #96-456. L A N DDWATCH (lust son immed., Construction Supply or See tfiffVns/do/ 1400 sq. o r mmi ay b e subdivided, TWIN Ft y ond $45,000 Income potential,L . is ’b a n k r u f t c y ^ ^ IFAUi. Ripofbra . o c a LL E S T A T E - $6.oo2,500. Coil 734-7720. ,oglsl A^ DOUBLE 8 HAQERMAN.'VN. 'A acre lots p I a n s . m 0 d I D n40aaoa.B 32 in groat aroa’oaw/panoramic v. I ************ Connot C compare. Ono ol INFALLS,' r 2 units wtth separate D ^^ Y o n caf/dontal/llfo/401K. D aM ndlCa\i 324-8111. im iA C U U tTC j y ™ ' Dnces.Lovoly vlntogo L ockupsp s,-co m m o d ity views noorir purposed pu goll root solos (txporlonco ■— 1...... 4 bebodroom, 3 bath home RCHASE OR LEASE 2'''^?"®'10 with open floor born, nonome. DOUBLE 6 course. SomiSome linoncing plus. Spnd rosumo lo R( rrH OPTION TO BUY i r $ n I i ""aOS I KllKIMBERLY 4* bdrms. ■''cncludoa all appiiancos, I, original woodwork, DAIRY snon 80 acroa. 828 avallablo.Call Call 637-6402. • gionol Otflco 11030) sSV w :ontral vac. insulated (In- arly new 3 b e d ro o m P'®";. I I CONTRACTS & 3 balhs. Ilnished bsmt. ga- «'■ 0LLA5LSS_ — ^ 3 .0 4 0 4 -----^------your-t>u»y-»«fr-seheduio, Pot— -r— - :Wno. ; naMBERLV;5quMze-your-. =MUIUST.:SEEj:Call.'JoHnSr:- rnew fence,~landsc&-- — ■ * br------claialllsra-tii^-tlms-savlng— — rocord, drug-scroonI ondoni BUSINESS . dollars and gal Into this 3 Ter•orri today at 734-8774, ?;300-ofTonVfor5700' r month v/lthle VE/ERV NEAT a, c l e a n ' Davld3aM«03 ------ROUTES. Local sitesJS 736-1782forquotos. wwindows, double garoge 2 bbedroom, e 1 bath homo _ _ _ m m * * * * * 1 SALES avaN. Cash Biz. Must sell.III------V------wwith opener, vinyl siding^ v^l^ »T LOCATIQN c o w m semm T^omoyotln^ solos"pn N FALLS, 4 bdrm. 2M ' f ? HTiNa 1.056 J "Pm Lowest prices. 24 hrs.a. I 306 ^patioblus much more; GoSood invostm ont at. bathIh.2511sq.ft.homeon 2 - jiEM' ;|?fJDOftMS 1 M1H. PIUS Fua OASEWNTrWITH WITl 1 D£t>- ; mont . 800-235-2625 24 hours, ANO 1 OATH. ANO FAMILY ROOMI WITIWITH WOOO * _ l^nNANCjALSERJ^^ WALTORAOAMcan " SSS1 .S O O . Call Art at imaoigo lot. This homo Is 2 STATEf^TE REALTY. INC. positions. solHng ttio hoi- hoi • holp you todoyl #96-207. 42323-5415. OASEMENT,COULD 0£ APAniMENT. tost tWf>g sfncolho VCR/CR. DRY CLEANERS irs old in now subdlvl- 7734-0400 , * ★ n-.-.-. „ DEBTCONSOUpATION KlMBERLY.4'mOFJULY W* ■ « m, h a s lan d sca p in g , Thisyearvi OO.MOVB R IG H T INI nice 0L0(OLOEnitOME * . : ' 8aso sfllory| plus com;om- Ovor 30 years ot tho same SPECtALir Roducodi! All i~arw«t)eour (mtl Use * *74,90( • Cut payments up to 60% ANDWATCH K , .lfied.J33-.W3t._,------iniQINAl STAINED WOODWOnK AND3 KAIHARDWOOD * . ■ ______jnlssi6n &J}Qnuaos_CaI.CalL _JocallQn.BuildlnQJotand- -spiffed up-for-a-new- - d i r"OnH3lKM.fKTUnrerKHOT7YPINrF*Hlt Wondy. 324-3942. comploto equipment for 24 nropp«rvai 800^1 i6 8 8 6 - “ 9 1 ^EAlrESTATE=~ "zwSrfi-SnifslSor FAHirmeOu--*------owner. Now carpot.'Intorl- r m ore information & WENDEL3ELL - Nico 3 bdmi. * 'nlm w(E ei PAnr-f^lNISHEO OASEMENT.. *0ei900.*90^ • * ------Si 10,000. Coll 326-5680 or and exterior paint, lino- Dfflce 733-3667 SALES'Ads. Exp, Comm. wintmont 734*2508. 1 bath,ith, foncod yard, ga- * A LL OON l ONE FLO O Rt TERRiFic FamilAMILY' HOME, * 7’"’- Ask lor Judy __loum lo and molal siding. ____ — Upboot-MV'maoozlr>o: ----- BARKER REALTORS - on largo comor lot, * 3.079 SF ON THE MAIN LEVEL PIUS A PAflTIT 0*OASCUEKT. '* inO: .Ww ell laid out 3 bdrm, 2 TWII N FALLS. A REAL $M500 (ILL LOVE I»)E CEPASATE LIVINQ ROOM, Volco/FAX 20e-B66-7740 CallS43-4371 VIN FALLS-'Lovely 3 TWIN I 500. Call days 536- * wi-i OOM, FAMILY A 'bbath, t separate utility, bdndrm, 2 bolh homo built in BUYI'YI Two Story, 3 bdrms, 6224 or AND DJNINO nOOM WIIH T> ON e ,* . — . your shills ASAPt II you coveredCC patio. Shady wei/ell d e sig n ed kitchon sprinkliinklers, bully bam and g o rougo g o w/work aroa. * tooatI*3*839|000. ______know-Wor ------, . J_/(om.treo8,Jro9ronU9»08_ t c _w/pj’/panitv..gas.haal..woloi- -old.Urr.Ume.front yard.-Only . Je 9 .9900. 0 0 , 637:6313, 734-...*. '* • •.• ■ * - ■■ Sproodshoots this lomp-"’Pj CURRENTLYHAS 1 501 ^ 1 ' orand two storage sheds, iioaeater, oloc AC, lg. cov- S129.C>9.000 and seller will 6321 i»116Sor536-S948. mi' * to-hiro opportunity could O u io l n e ig h b o rh o o d , orocrod dock, outo sprinkler p a^ y $1,000$ of buyers — •am*r-om« * '! T H E F O L L O W IN G |^PEr040USE^| D ERICA N ,°'a» bo.yours. Groal pay, bon- $76,500. Bring offers! sysiystom, boaulirul lond- closiising costs. CALL m 5 1 1 .■■ . ■ j*A . M. p c zl 5onl - -INDEPENDENT - CALL-JOOY for more smc EAL ESTATE. ,*2*^ '' ' ' otlts and poopio. Colt SonI ■ I Cy Mped yd w/oxtra cot out WALTLT OR ADAM today. I q)irr-0FSTATE7 u t * ? i | ® 734.l000lorano n JUNIOR ROUTES 'details. #96-198. Iroirom street lor RV. Priced «96-l 1 \PPRAtSAL 4™ .JS?' Ploaso chock your od fori PROPERT^^ * * 7 3 ' intofviow. ■ -AVAILABLE corroclness on Iho first! t$105,000.Co[IJoon. ■ 1 4 - 5 6 5 0 * 33-KCl 'i , . \ NO FEEI doy that It m ns, a s Thol i POT. NV • 3 bdrm. 1 ****** SNELLING •TWINFALLS - Timos-Nows Is not ro-l ' 5 A B A L A G I, carport, storage PERSONNEL SERVtCeS sponslblo lor errors slte n ' -.GEM °s GEM >, ond morol $74,500. ■ I es ROUTE 802 , STATE REALTY, INC. R E A L 1 T STAT■ATE REALTY, INC. ^ f S r gOQ blk Lflisiira In that time.______. .. [■ ® for Info, or appt. ■ , .1 ------se w ic B CAw e p r o v i o w ■ 734-0400 ■ ■ ; ■ | - (r02)-73l[I735.-2283:------■ g | = = Wookond holp noodod.^ 200-300 blk Pheasani' " “ I Sonior Qsslsiod livingIng Rd W I homo In Burloy. 678-4155.155 100 blk Twin Circle D r/ / l* J2“ESroRSAlf| — 1200 blk Villa Circle •' BUHL SERVICE TECHNICIAN^ 200 blk Villa Rd . Expofloncod propano sor- LOOKING FOR A GOOD 1300blkWashintonSt. _ vice tochnlclon/plant BUY? ...... m nndgor.'G os chock cor- South - ' IHero it ls-2 .b d rm starter t ll io d . C O L C I o s s B B. ROUTE 861 homo, vinyl siding, w/i-t&N ondorsom ontBIts! . 100-400 blk DuBois . sprlnkior. S55.0OO. p. Apply at'V-1 Propano.no, Avo 3 bdrm, noot upstairs and ^ _ dov»n with lamliy room, r P ■ ■ ■ / i . ' ~ win- —400-W k-09trander-S tr- - Falla. ID “lence'd corner loi,'sprln- S __ North kler, vinyl skiing. $79,000. ■ SHEET METAL Fabricator waniod, oxp. prolorrod. Apply In person^ ir you Ilv9 In IhM t anas at Lytio Signs. 1925 KIm-^ A ore Intareatod In b»- berly Rd.. Twin Falla. Ing a Indapandant /un- IU __ lerroulo carrtcr...Pleas9 IDAHO LAND STOCKER Call 7 3 3 ^ 3 1 «Xt 280 Part tlmo position withith IMINTENANCE FREE 3 bodrooioom, 2 bath homo with' GALLUP.UP DRIVE BAROiAlNI 2150 sq. ft. 0on 1 level with growing wholosalo food 736-2020. 1648 11 sq. ft. on 1 lovo). BuUi by Cre>eoksldo Homes feotor- 3 bodrooirooms. 2 balhs. beautiful 2^tlor dock9ck o: CURRENTLY HAS 1107 sq. ft., carport, cov 2805 North Qroonwood. ered potio, dotachod ga* s . BEDROOM, 3 bath homo In NlNEIocation with family ^ J2 L LoGrando. OR 97850, THE FOLLOWING rago, vory closo lo 'iillom QndtBflHillm John Eltiirltfgi — INDEPENDENT schools, appraised at room, dock with hot tub, andId QvorsUed garago, iMr Asuc. Broker ^ A u o c $163,» 0 a JE -a a . 734-6789. TECHINlCtAN _ JUNIOR.ROUTES $56,500 sell lor S57.000. V 734-67a6789 734-1298 , 734-13499 • 733*1462 ■ n | j | | i Chryslor/Joop technician Coil 934-8970.______^ noodod. Paid vocalion,n". a v a i l a b l e _ jsoid hoaith core plan,' QOODINQ 2 bdrm wl Are- ^ 401K plan avail., foclory;;;■ - BUHL ^ placo on 2.3 ocros, w/wa* FS^HRBD ^ training avail., salaryfy lor shares. Bam. corral, ' DOE. Sond rosumos.lo10 North Broadwoy • poaturo. 934-4196 eves. Box 92766 % Tho Times» 200-1000 - GOODING 2 bdrm. Tear r S Nows, P.O. Box 548, Twintn Spruco 1000-1200 ° garage, $80,000. 934- Falls, ID 63303-0548® P o p la r tOOO I I-, E.O.E. 4154 alter j6PM orlvm sg. _ » I T m w T T TRADE - ~ It y o u live In I h ts t a n a a GOODING Q Duplex. 2 bdrm. • Hiring Nowl S an Intanatad In be- 2 bath, finished garage w/ JMAG 11.C YAEIr a r r * s ^IVe w e sn r— — •Fodory/tood processing Ing a Indapandant ]un- opener, i all appliances. •Warehouso workers lorroutaearrlar...PlaaM9 Possible I ownor financing. •Fork Itit oporators CairS43-a54B »Xt 280 OAC. ( 934-8194. ( A x i d O•Id l e ^ - Foi; r o c k m a n i s ) la a v t a maasaga. — imerly Br< ) , ■ ^Conj^fllon/Corpontry OOODINQ Now, 3 bed room. 2 both. 2 car ga *CDL drivors rage with opener. Auto •Roslaurant/Doii '☆☆☆☆☆☆ Isprinklers & now landsca o m ee ealeii pes. Open on Sat. & Sun. M anufFACTURElID H ; D E X P R E S S iPEPSVHER8 HEY/NE8 TLE 620 ' Pino. Call 834-61&4. PERSONNEL SERVICESi !SALL CASH BUSINESSS J Twin Falls, 733-7300 .1Eom $30,000 & up. only 6 QOV'T q FORECLOSED Burtoy, 678-4040 ■ No Foes hrajMrvmkneed^.^lm- , homes\ lor pennies on $ 1. Delinquent Tax, Repots We’ve Clhanged OuurN am e, TRADE voriliobie by owner! REO’S. { Your A rea. Toll Insulation workers noodod.1- $ 16,080 cosh required for Free i (1)800-6B6*0778 Transporiation & releron- Immodlate ownership. — . Ext. | H-1638 for current I X c o a . W ill tra in ; e x p a r. Ground floor opportunity.’ lisUngs. i, . •______B utlYou’ll Finad The prolorrod. W age S6 & up) . Call 800-7J57-S662 24 hrs — stanfng. 726-1075. HAQERMAN LOG HOME . PHONE CARO ROUTES on 5-f acres, Work of arti SAMEI GREAT PlmiCES TRADE ILocalsitea-forsale. llko ii ne-w, 2150 square loot Full timo position available> $2K/wkpotontlol (rob card log i, home, furnished as a lor Tiro solos or)d sorvicoI w/lnfo. 1-600-700-7177 second g homo, trout pond, SAMEaGREAT SEERVICE person. Exporlftnco in bo- - unlimiiod walor, fenced & i L e ; THRIVINO PtZZA fi GACYu sic tire and auto sorvico. BUSINESS Irrigated pasture, bost •top InT oda] holplul. Advanced Sor- vlow In tho Hagerman I St a y ! Vico Truckposltlon avail-: In growing community of r Northern Nevada. Gross- Valloy. * Owner witTflnance, able also. Excollent sala call 837-6549.______\ _ H I ry and bonefil package ingovorS3SO,000 J. ______lnclud[nQ_pommli»|ons,_ _ annually. 702-63^2336' .HANSEN.ByjwnealCuliCh/ _ ] A.-G>f-Idah 0 .- healiti Insurance, vaca- ■ ~...... ' a a cozyl 1 bdrm, rbatti, -Featuring-I '' NASHUA ■ ’ tions, paid holidays, dls* |i 302 nnteo nol0 hbort>ood. tidte.. counts, otc. I| _ moneytoloaj ^ to schools. Room to ax> age Road N orth ? Jerom i 2 2 j -OKAUTOSYSTEMS— | -pand, great stotterhonw- . 18 East Ffontaj >mc, ID • (2tf8) 3 2 4 ^ 2 2 556'4ih Ave. W est. TF $SO*100KS$ . Olor rontal inveitmenL Just 733*3077 F ______Logcally ow ned and opcrat*ated by Kip & Sunny MeVlcKelvey. Refinanco & equity loons. S.$29,000. 472 1st St, W. ■ I 3m Tom o r Jim 208-73,4-fl7i7 _ CCOII423-66SZ ' . . USS
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. KIMBEBLY U Qcro. Won1 7TWIN PALLS Tamarack JEROME JEI 3 bdrm. houso, BUHL^IL Accopllng appilca* TWIN •ALLS FA Lg. 3 bdrm, rwiN FALLSLLS Como lako a eu I QOAtS, Angoraa f (or 90l0, HORSE SHOEINGilNQ -■ . ♦ powof. $17.000, HOL«■ ‘82 14xG6‘ 3 bdrm, 1H $4S0/mS‘ o. * $300 dop., tionsns Ifor 2 a n d 3 bdrm opL. walrtlor/sonltallon inc.. k>ck atho tho rentals at tho ■ . 1 S 2 yrs. Kom Prudit USTER 'A ♦ acro. $11,0- baih w/ oppls., cooler & 324-2B41. 3< apt*.ts. PPick up applications $565/mi'mo. ♦ $350 dop.,‘ .Paris OulldliHiding. Ui'Is. Inc. B "A N T E D T P r e n t I 734-2774. -J36-16e8 00. City wator ♦powot. dock. Located In Skylono — MoodowbrookApts. refs, roq..roi 733-1422 or in tho ront.jnt. Coll Archio ■ WoaeBboaumjI.ellbniiMfr Park. $12.000,. 733-1020 JEROME Buy your 1996 yisC5 Cloor U Lokos Rd. Buhl 734-'991911- Goodmon ai double wldo-l^leolwood botwoIwoon tho hours of ------n at 733-2049. MAQIC VALLE HORSES. Ho«sos lor salo..s . housos. Survtso Custom ~ 436-6656. p,|co nogotiablo.0. 1 ton Homw. 733^84 TWIN T FALLS ‘73 14'X70' !l/mo.S ' o 733-0497^ ' S X * '_ 5300-$450 rar ^ 6 - ^ 3 6 Coll 733-C055SPSS. Sollortrodo,733-1540. — — — — — It ufcetlet 0ortjr mmuiot 10 (toco No pots, rango. Havo -■ . lJE i l R 0M E :-167. $250. 2 yourjr clBS»llI(K)ct sd . • . thci ------J— • refs. 734-145!455 or (402) HORSE 20 yr oldMd gonllo ^ TWIN FALLS COUNTY 2 iTobom ovod,1985,24X56 bdrni. 1 'A baih, appls. ratuHsUtsUkBabNkmoer, 1 TWINFAtALLS NIC0 1 .bdmi. f ------gQS g------^ j 564-7733. loav.oavo moo • '"“f®' rot horso. i 7 0 2 • acroa. 2 wator sharo. i ELWOOD& EVANS opi CIOlloscrln. $275. No I ' $900. Call736-4S Flooiwood. 3 bdrm. dbl. ' ^MERCJAL ^ ------— <561 - I FARM/RANCH4CH . $17.995/olfor. Nom(o. ■ wide. i $24,000. 734-5129. Z E L T O N 'S y rln g o pots 732 QUIP ; homo. 423-S969, - lotos. .1 bdrm' ap ts in I ^?Soi »16 _____ I HORSE - Mmo roonr> ArnKI- I SUPPUES/EQUI luliful, wod-maJnt^nod TWIN FALA L U Town homos 1 ^ ^ ^ rESWAHTED a n , 1 4 y r s . $ i Seiwo your caitt (low ptob- jgJEROME f 2 bdnn. in coun- J a il e r T.WIN PALLS. 1 ocro. lorn* by sailing (he llomt m )ulot lor tho eldorly, 2 bdrms.s. $440. 3 bdrms. TWIN FALLSLLS . Commar- 324-3613. try. gas heat, no smok- hnndiaidlcapped or disabled. $495. cial locatlort l ^ . homo and TWIN FALLS.RS Roommate - AAACustomor RRot a to d $14,000. Good for a you no lono«r rwod w0 RENTALS ■ . fV , Ploaao call 436-6101,101, ■ JS. Uon-vet^etynlco2bdrmdu- I HORSE 6-W-old ro{rog. Paint ------notos & oqultlo8.-LooktnQ . plotsi in Sunset Momorlal. 777 ippllancos. carport, IE SHARE • for homoa & mulU-fatnlty. Vnlloy ' Vlow. 206-785-7303 drm. 1 bathhomo ***** 1 bdrm, appliances, "■>8oHatilo. ■ I______I $2000. 733^-1540 . CANYONSIDE* I - 'RANTED '*****•»*♦**♦. lanlt/yiawn caro In- ^ ^ 3 ’, good. Call 436-9-159.59^ H^rT7T~~7-l KORS£ brooo nil REALTY . * . $3UU monlh. I ' o 'BALErT nowHolland4[rid 426, ;mor»d«prtOall-d8>:»-734r- -W/D-hfl./'nvvnUp. TvUlUl IMLI. QMT. .733.0739- ■ _____ STOf^ y ^ r i " 1 ' ^ _aomiLvoupg.alockK '~hydnrotlcswin(77tilii 1991 or ovos. 734-1329 S400/m)0/mo +dop. 536-2466 p ^ , iOUSE RENTAL HORSE 3Bar.JooC^ybrioroocing, w/jiontailmaiiori t- INVESTMENT PROPEFnY IJL l s . . Ho,mon ■ Twin Falls finost luxury largo l bdrm. now -j\yin ca n q AAACustome.m o r R a te d <36-0732- tiros. Vorv noodI cond.cot •WINFALLS Cloaacbry JpO MOME- E Upstalr.l bdmi.l ^ Feathonils Hon Golding, SCSOO/ollor. Call 537-6;37-6737 opoftmontcofnmunlty. 60- 1 bdrm. gos hoat. AC, no bolh.wh,water & garbage, cofpol ftft point, 3/4 baih, - K i mwriy ^ n o sd - . Gory‘s Wostlanc h o r s e Ranch G< units, pool, club houso. YOUR ™ pots, $300. $150damaa- $32515 + dop, 543-8256 wotor/sailanlMawn caro In- waxohoohousoor 733-1823.1-800- 'Ofl- Quofior horsV2P- ,'J* b e e t a c r e a g eI H Ho avo- ... ------ProMmtly.undor.coftstRjc^ .... ■' ...... :_c!odod, i >00-333-2219 . gig ft 8lOUt.12 0.-l9t.-4-ia3t-733-5921:— "j I rS mE , $325 m onlh______Retail eoacpaco-hoatod— ^ .12S0lbs. .-iond?-Nood beets?-itS?-80-^------^ .. tion. - AD ~ 3ME. 3 bdrm, VA both TKE MQtQMT. 733^739 A p ^ ;®c 1220sq.ft ^ , CATTLE-ARMC?MOUH Buy- Stanlonloy ocros ovall. w/Snakoiko F Rlv- , T Irtment. washor/dryor ' ■ on.buvlno Camp- Gonllo &s souno.1 or Sugar Co, MustIt cc covor TIMES CLASSIFIED 'WIN FALLS Quality 4 hook-uc ^Ll^.*POSlOfflC« tioaddoor Ing station, k-up. small backyard. TWIN FAL slaughlor cowsws and L is, $2000.823-4587., , rolundablo 550 byBy JulyJl ■ D E P A R T M E N T Wrbdrrti. 3 bath, family room, $500Omo.Call324-56W. mi a'«o. #mi TWW FALLS . 4 p(«xos. AC,covered paifo. fenced ------w /iw tJ/M nj? - ’poo-q-ft-vfLW srshouse- opon daily, 324-U4-3099 ______------20. TRUSSES, for,r 30 30‘ X 208-734-5538 ^c ------h o r s e s -APHAIA black 60‘ building. 678-3654.654. y a rd , s p rln k lo r s . O ak TWINFAI FALLS • S ecure lawn'caroiro induded. $300. ' , , good quality Ovoro brooding stock,sic fil- — ■ ' ' Cloan *Oulot< THE MOM>MT. 733-0739 12x14 oyO' ; , ;»o»iyS : rj= ------1 Mtchen. iJlle 2400 sq f u ga- ■Clot fors: 450-600 lles:1-2yrold, 1-woMWillng, BUILDINQS; Musi IIsol sell pefOnlea.736-39^. rago, no smoklng/poiQ. Compi svo Hallows Ibs. Call 326-531-5367. both black, blazozo face. Immediately, 2 archh sty Style, $646/mo-f dep. yoor l322Wi ^LLS.* Very nice 2 Call Stovo s i ------* . bdnn corn>ndo, carousel fire- caii 532-4192. 25-X28‘.4 0 ‘X50‘50' argo Holsloin — , ------, 1-600-330-7110,10;____ . , 515 rn (GUARANTEED _!£2 N FALLS 2 bdrm. .place, appliances,ap com- WINDEFlERMERE “ Jif^a?l't‘?710 7 months HORSES-J.Emi COMMERCIAL m orson, — " , . ADS TWIIWINFALLS 2 bdrm. 1 duplo>)lo x . G a r a g o wItH *Tnon ftreni1000 doposll. Yord maint $525/mo manufaclurlno or hard- Included. Avoll. July 29. early for customer inc. Call 736-1507 733-29£-2983 or 734-6674 LLS: Several nico ■ __ waro storo. $119,000. dnn-apiSrSlartlng------~ - 7 ^CairgOgB34^2747. ------— conveniencs-but- ^usrsEwroBEUEVEr ------Call-733-0931-ejil-1-fortor more Informollon o r your *enfn^lcc'rcprtstfitotl¥c tw in FAIPALUI. . por mo. No pots. th e c h a r g e will >MT. 733^)738. GREAT business opportu- re m a in th e s a m ^ ^ ^ , nity. Rosttturant for. salo. lurel Park Apts...... SOUTHERN IDAHO VIN FA LLS -D uplex, : Maurice St. N., TF M VinBsacriflco lor $ 10,000. *— I TWII “ioi I ^^BuKding&Re|ialr^ Call betw een 7om> nowlower, garoge. near park/ ■> T34-4195 7; I ROOMS chools,$500. 733-1359, ------FOR RENT I 9:30am, 734-3810. • ' ^— = = >HALT SEAUNG baihrooms't>odf0om«, Rool- ^PROFESSIONA^^ FALLS Real bar- SSSrTT:LEAN ROOMS Mq. suing. Painting, Docks. ROOFINQ ft COATINGSS JEROME busy comor, S. If ' ^ 2 1 TWIhWIN FALLS Accepling "^^'|J,^2I, 2 b d rm , 1 b a ih . \CKED SEAUNG ‘ iPPlicatl^slor2 Mm,,1 $45 wk. 025-5354 d,|^,ow'oways. Parking Lots. - 734-2124or324-6432 - ; 733-7221 o r 326-5857 Lincoln. H aero, 1000 sq. ■I MANUFACTURED appl a n , now c a r p e t s , or OM-aifi Commorical, Industriol. fl. building w /lull bm st. L la. $450/m o ♦dop. no oxcol.I. neighborhood. no No 1299______Froo EDO Esiimates. ' - Z moktng/pots. 733-0489— ..p * tso r-j }hali S^tom s of Idaho ' ■ rosidontiai. Buildup rooftl.___ T em u avau. 536-5777 - , b U or-3mokin9.--$400/- TWIN FALLLLS-QOlOl motol, ------BUHL ‘92 Morlono O cean - 1 ^ 733-4013. I Looks ropalrod in 24 hrs. VIN FA LLS W hy p a y 733-2323^ • $95wk,S3;5375 mo. Ind; ml- TWIN PALLS - All brlck £Crost 20x44, 2 bdrm., 2 TWII ont? S302 do_wn 4 tW IN FAI 8.rolrlg. 736-1986 . poRT/RTABLE SPRINKLER ' 1 . ., commercial;bldg.lo^»d- batt). $37,000. 643-4961 r e n FALLS - Al/raW/vo • BENEREUS HOME CARE- • • 436 Bluo U k e s Blvd. N.; r ^ o r 543*4577 or 543-9023.: * $30:302/mo; got you into, a- j bdim..im. clodn. appls, go-' TWIN FALLLLS: Capri Motoi; ...... 'X PIPEREPAlRS...... rond now Flooiwood ,aao. no Wind damage or Drywall. Painting. Has1900sq.ft.mainlovet t w , no pals, base ronl Wkly. raictsral starts S140. Carpentry. All homo I TWIN FALLS 1991 Mar- homomo. Call Mrs. Cornoil <575 ♦dep.♦do 733-'2S46 Coll T33-6- ining up boncpNo. Call ^^^DEOVERE^^^^ plus 1608 sq.fi: In bsm l. la 33-2224. ------lydos Sprinkler Pipe repairs Insldo ft oul. 10 Gravol, sond ft topsoil (or C oncrete parking lot In foletIo,'26X66 on concrete 733. foundation. Locatod in — ~ FALLS • L a rg e d TWIN FALIkLLS: MOTEL 3 Ropnsp«lrs0ts76-7149 yrs e*p. Froo osllnviioa. OilvowBys, parking lots, olc, , back. Was a'dontlst ol- l< Lazy J Senior Park-«117. TWIN 1 duplox with bsm l. Rales startortot$130/wookt ------Call Bruce 733*7543 YoucanhauHoo-SninrStKf • •• flee, hair styUng, compul- N i 'AOABLEIMMEDtATELY s ^ ? m o TWIN FALLS - NORTHWEST CO, INC _____ er depot useago. Ros. «No.pots. Excol. cond. AVAfl. mo. ♦dep, Lorgo2 C all733-51•5630 . ______1 $64.900. Call 7 3 4 - ^ . 2 b)drm d n ,2 faath with privato _ ^ n uJownhou3O_S450-*_ n v ; - - - ■ -ELANJiOaM ______I ______733-1234 ack yard in woll moliv' ^op, nq , >9 to bid for Qenorals. ■ No pols. 734-4120. 4 1 ■ r GRAVEL S160.000. Submit offors. iTWIN w FALLS Oemq homo lined 4-plox. $495.00 ♦ — 1 : b-conlroctors ft Suppll- ■ Call Ray. at cosL A sloal and roady - cjopcoposlt. TWIN FALLSFAL 1 bdmt. apt. I MOBILIILEHOMES irs. Bluoprint copies... A WORK OF ART Cnjshod 1H.3/4; ecutlve Home • 3 bod- $300 porpor mo.+ dop. Pols STSSTS? ^34-PUN PS26). ^ Handyman Sendees drain rock. to movo into..Sunrl80 Execi E 7 6 14X70'Set ' Homo repairs: Eloctrlcol. CAN DELIVER S A B A L A ^Custom Homos. 733-6284 rooir» m . 2 bath wlih formal ok. Call 5 ‘'u '^ ^ S o n l ving & dining room. snlor Ct. 2 bdrm. m i H i plumbing, light carponlry, CALL 733-1441 REALTY I a rg o k itc h o n , fam ily TWIN FAULS147FAL $575/- 10X24*dO{jock. 734-2174 , S H f R T P B B ^ painting. FREE 733-4321 I New 2 bdrm . All u a t v i T n ESTIMATES. 733-0966. I roocTi10m; 3 car gorogo. Cov- "lO; No ‘O N. 2 bdrm . 1 Vollairair Custom Cabinets — red patio. RV dump and ?PP'»v®' ove, rehlg. Refs., Counauntor Tops. Kilchon Handyman Hi Son/lco. We do . srinkler syslorri. $900.00 s s iO/mo. Caretaker Romoimodollfjg, Wood and a e large variety ol lo^is. y a ™ ™ I tdeposit. , ;forrom.829-4ll9 ______. TWIN FALLS 139 frontago I idia aparfm ant ■ nil iitlU._ 734-1401 ** - canwori(fo Laminnlo Cabinotoj______. Call us to see If wo can ' ft.-Klmber002,------_____JQHN:S^UAae£NlNG_____ ER - 3 bdmi. mo- t 2 0 ^ i SERVICE tr^eforfann. 733-1540. |I iioa08 lurnishod - call for -nWNFALFALLS 2 bdmi in 4- w m m m m m m m m oadn ne, $365 mo. ♦ ______Comploto aharponing. TWIN FALLS 3 5ma//er y s r s x z . posit 543-4036- ■ ■ Corbide ft stool saws. toes*two120x1lOfL&ono. I Clipper sharponlng-ropair, 601 n i Srattiasss; s t i l f'mo ♦ dep. No pots. JEROME.. 22 bdrm. mobile * i 150x110 ft.on Kimborly I FURNISHED ' 543-4944 EAGLEGATE 141 Bracken SIS Road next 10 TFcomelar* ■ >944. on its ownvn lot. 5400/mo.- 734-40SO*1-800-471*4050 H O USES ------,0.p.324.3<3n • 1 bdrm. appliances. Operators accosa rood & utils. EXC. HOMES a s low a s $55 0 tion • , n o o r P orrlno. no TWIN FALLS-LS.Mobilohomo‘ . , rateslies, laser oqulppod. SiSocurity and Convenience LOCATION. 786-4435. 5'down, ^ $350 0 month (nnio dvoil. July.$425/rrK>, senior pailark, no pots. 2 Trenchnchos. sand, gravel ft • SOLAR or AC Powered Ploaso chock your ad foi O.A.C. Call 733-2224. th^ I Bdo t p . First, losl ft bdrm. 1 bath, bal woter, sow- . loyol^Cillng. No ]ob too small. 73734-6296 or 1 -e0&-767-4283 corroctnoss on Iho (Irsi ’ I 516’’^ I ^TWIN FALLS Sm. 2 bdmi., IN FALLS. 111. $850. ’733-4330, 33 Mon-Fri. or, garba<)o g e in c lu d ed . 734-4341347, col ph 420-0066 — doy that it runs, as Tho -J-VACATJOMROPERTV- - -J J M rfT* ^ n?^"n"j 9 am-5■5 prpm. '______S4Q0/mo.4 — Tlmos-^Kows Is not re- _ _ I ^ 2 “ | s H A H E S ^ S£ TWIN FALFALLS3,r,.6o«. ' ' 4hal tim e.' $500/m o., no pots., soott lablo housing at Il’s . ■ Hot Springs tlmoaharo, 73734-7073. ______. ^ LELW^^ANS^ V L W o n n ilS X N «5 atfordabK vy,, wo(risloops4, RCI I IN FALLS. 3 bodroom. & ? S L 2 >rt hanging, taping, ft Landscaping unfurSSshed both, lorge yard, small *^25.33 bdrms.b< from $479 Now Lawns • momber. Call 324-6659. i , available on ap* TWINFALU»R textuiixturing. Slnco 1976 I op, AC, sprlnklors, dou- lobs largo or small. Fencing d incomo, Como by Ison Ave. E. Jobj Free Ouoteat AAA-1 SHELTON’S 0 garago with oponor. p w o a im I. Privalo Oinco Grog TREE SERVICE I 517 ^ I CAJCASTLEFORD 2 bdrm., bio00.00. g Call 7360903. 0 ourcharming • ’26^n.F J 543<847or 7330170 extra bdrms. upstairs, lunlty. 200 scsq.ll. with Sorving MagicValley l ^ O N D O M I N l j ^ cui >brook Apartments adjoining 12 Wood River Valley cute. $400/mo. ♦ dop., t u t'IN in P A L L S . S m a ll 2 Fawnbro< ' 125 sq.ft office PLAN'S'i'S Gonoral Carponlry ^CUSTOM ROTOVLUNQ RLER. Condo In Filer. 511 73: Jrm. No smoking or 647Fa» Tractor mounted 5’ tiller. orwhorovor Union Avo. 1 bdrm. No — • b d rn .akes Blvd. N. ft CHy. Largo & Small 'J FREE ESTIMATES Inking. $300+dop. 424 Twin1 Falls,FA 734-1600 indoors Outdoor Blado-fromend “ loader. hassle IMng. Poopio ovor EDEN AREA3 bdrm., 2 nin North. P lease call Locatodclod dlrocDy behind , 2 0fnctncoSulto Woodcutting. . 736-3518^ 60. Moro Informotlon call both ^ homo w/out building. Typos Consinjctlon ,, 13-6927 or 734*1279. ’ 1 Work Gaiiranlood Murray ft Kathy Barkman A1.T+T STUMP REMOVAL 324-4911 or 326-3631. No smoking. $550/mo. • .963 Blueje Lakes Blvd. . ' Call 734-6030. Call 734-3244. ___ ANYWHERE dop. Cali Noil, days 734- t w iIN n PALLS. Small 2 TWIN FALLSFAI FO R G ET 3 0fficffk» Suite ^ 1991. eves. 734-1320. irm. home wilh garage T H ElAUNDROMATi tA I Approx.'ic1250sq.ft Cowbo)boy C c n cro to l.l.c. Lawn Pro. You grow It, we largo ioL Can ^ 7 6 2 4 . ThoseI nowno> 2 bdrm/2 bath mow III Push mowers ft Torry Carponlor I MOBII^^HOMES I ^s|LER:1 bdrm. house, (OS hove Iheir own • KImbe ______.J ridino mowors for lorao & ______.. .734-123} jlo a n .^ aS/m Q-t- $ 25D. WENON DELL-ra-bdrm. Dig - w fu^bulll BUHL. 1977 Champion, d^ bull! in mi6rdwavo,------. - . RoIaJI sm id lawns.'THmming &------dop. No pots. 326-3659. ^Idor d< Pavors For a free ^ 14X52, Includos appls.*- — apoclouso us ft bright, g a s /\mpio timate, please call ^de an up ind. F reeesL ■ ren t Vi^ood heal only. hoot, concentral AC. G roat Approx. 423-6362or 4S0-8362. HIQHUNE ■•■■■■' wood stovo. all oloctric. ^ FOR RENT 00/mo. indudes walor, ideation arrln at 736-6413. Prolosstonal Troo Senrico Mustbomovodfromprop- C®" Uconsod ft Insured :onlomporary homo w/4 Ihts ft garbage PU. manago e n - 2 TWIN FALLL L S -W e ste rn .^Fromfc lawn sprinklers.16 yrs REALTY TW iNf 1 bath duplex, now P roperty h Burko'M PofU blo Wolding bile Homoa 734-4320, • work, etc, oxpor. 0 Wo do what you ' » Axlo Stnricm A Ropolr ice ava&bie, lo^ \ 18yoeyears experionco conll ca Froo e s t 734-3322 ■ 7 3 ^ 1 9 9 1 omparo»733H)740 SftgoX quiet park-llko . For all your welding noods, ' HAQERMAN. Ooublo,wide, ~ iZWashlngtonSLN. . s a r s fcail 735-0335------24 hour omorgency ■ 1978VanDyke,3bdmi.2 GOCJOODING C u te2 b d m i, D hookup, storage, downtovmn f..e37:^Za lAOERMANlbdrm. *<00 f . . . ConcroCrete, Now C o n st.------H H tiouoe, B'ppls., W/D t w i n OSL-lnsurunce work. . MACMAQIC VALLEY MEDICAL call (200)734-9760 or IN FALLS Room a ‘ r/iiT«THi (208)420-0006.______HANSEN. 1974.'1iom«.'located In -dap ------ModiitedkonkMedkaiid/lnsuranca dw C s25ifl_-boJli2isateeplnB & carsglvl- .X f l H t t i Refs, reg. 7 3 f r 8 ^ . . U U l l m 734-0600 Twin Fails lAOERMAB-•Bio. « M O L L E R 436-6566 ^ Minl-Cassla conditioned, SI I^^O O . bdrm, 4betti,4Bcre,vlew, t w inH FALLS. f . 1 bdrm. Par- ‘JSTRUCnON 1-600-303-0602 1-J Idaho FAX 423*4631,206*232-60yi.’ J 2rtwp.>$e2Sr 2 4W 9258 . T SyiUm. ^ l School taacher, SpodalUlng in pels. Call 733-6374. ' S' JEROME.‘67 Fleetwood, lOMES as low as $330 No pel - -i! " ~ YOUR._ down/$330 « month ^ . ?«5wtonoe,'^!fri8 H ■tinmii>3ag«)oaL______■ U N R ^ S H E D 324*4206. • • ' '• JERC SAWTtVTOOTH SHEET CLAUDE'S PAINTINQ AD----- EROME 0 bdnii.. $476/- APTS/DUPLE)gSI jj;;' .owestBU, Highest Cuallty TIM ES CLASSIFIED PAUL 1S76 Gantry dbl. mo.-»$300dep.,crBdll 1 ^ VII Work Guaranteed, Many check w/fee; 73^-8680. ■■ ifl/AC^rtlKjorallA-n - - • DEPAHTMENT — wWe,-£4-X64'; 3 bdrm., 2 - iR.Extra.nlC8.. Ig.-U sreWondrosWoriilal' . Local Roferencos. Free , baih. tot^iy olec.. S25.0-. JERCEROME 1 bdrni, no pets bdrm.. 208)733-8548 ___ !Estimates. 733-2735. ' 288-734-5538 00,'offor, must b e movod, slovstove & ralrig. SQSOlmo. ort, S: 676 2673 or 678-2644. . . 637-637*9186. r refB..SI..326• ■ . ______\__ . \ ^ E^6 Tlmoa-NOWs.i^inTran8:i’aako~~Wodfioiaay; fwl 5y,julyTfori^—
“ COMPAQ Prollnoa 388. IPOOLTABLE Oldor FREE FR to a good homo. WEL!WELDERS 2 Uncoln arc, BOAT'TTRAILER, small. DRYERS/RS/WASHERS. VGA monitor, prlnlor. m o d o l. N o o d s s o m o Spayed S| fomalo catfco cal. moi Hdhhy Wdlff model 22507. Excel, lightrit. Call Howard' BuyingB KoKonmoro. Whlrl- THE AC.CES QN BRID()GE"' Windows 3.1. 734-2735 work. Mako an offor. Boiuralnod, B alt shots, M)od.$1500/ea. corx 636-2143 734-4S•4968 p o o l.GGE. E Hot Point. 324-4252 _HHATES DOQS. 655-4373 ------ig or notl 738-4805- CTX 288 w/monllor, print- . 3B1N HEAD DOLLS er. mouse, etc. Oot Matrix cRUQS.3braidodoval rugs. GERMAN SHEPHERD I 823--- 1 PORTS FIGURES EQUALIZELIZER HITCH In ______'\S n m e K o tr H Q' - 7 -l2-w eok old-malo.-S150.- | -L Vvariety.f o o d s ------5 s A .'>;{ rBrown a-g-oldrz’are- ~ i ' -Catl734:0 7/». ------'g6o g «andliionTCoii'^. n d l ■ jx'ii/ nJJ ta llinscr wir/n) fill.’ iiiDs/ III- bons. $150,'423-4028. . 9'X12'. 1 is 10-X13'. All _Call £ 432-5633.______& SERVICE? oavo m ossage.. ■ sislcii'i:' ' V K 10 thi’oe S n o . Ca0733-9294. Q g BOSTOlrON TERRIER, want- ♦ .1 7 :i A oarao* *bIo )u*I Isn'l «- - GERMAN SHEPHERD BEEIEEF by halt chemical- ed to0 buy.I Profor adult. HORSE Sup Afar /.rriirr AKC pupplos. 8 wooks freeroe, all natural, lean. Please - * ( M 0 0 H fi 2 oaniQaulrwlthoutanadln 8SNES with 19 games & M call 438-8093. for3-yr.-olC • dai»lHe(}..Can us rifst. 733-. accossorles. Excolloni . old. Call Oavo 324-9872. tendiondor.$1.45/lb. 543-6302 " ■ — 0931 pr»M2. I . BOTTLT L E S , Jim B e am , UVETREEPREES WANTED \v i : sT K A ST condllion. $250.00. Call QEGERMAN SHORTHAIB, ^ _ "1 m nko m y openinR opt leads tin- * Q 7 i 734-4434 oftor 8;00 p.m. Al ited to buy. aell or uploSO'.Spr. Spruce. Aspon & 7 r. 2 A .1 n 4 AKC,10virk.malo.Chafli- >. Call 733-7386. Si typos.»■ CalCh 20e-7a8-2676 "cTer c x iriim c p re■e.ssuro.” ss Inmenlcd ' ¥ H7 ‘;);j 2 • y A n (1,4 • WORD PROCESSOR - plonshlp blood linos. Tail FAX ' = Smith Corona. 3V disc ~TOOLS. $1-5. Tool Boxds. S'' « m ' m CANAL .. 1 Ihp.ntihirky experticrl. “I f l fail to hit ♦IOKI H r. 2 ♦ (? « .■ > S5-25. Storoo. $100. slldo dockod.dowdowod&lst \ kL.WATER 5 shares M O T OR R S S C O O T E R S , drivo. Exctiango data shots, $300. 326-3231. y loodlng aroa. Oon wanlodtobI to buy. Vospa. All- • . Ihe iackpol wilhtl mr y lend, I have rhoots. S160, gn pnrlnel 'will never A A K to ft S200, Colt 734-7748 ’ groon. w/30 gal. aquar. & /\LJ CANOE3E. 16'or better, u o t h r ^ ie r swilch, alw,i.\-s V Q .1 .1 windows, chain link gates, oc ICYCLE Looking occoss.. $ 100. 734-6667 Call 73 best 80-100 CClrl- hiinimcrinq awny,’.iy in ni.v o p ened • ♦ A K 4 ' • $35. Miac. 733-6380/8838 ----- 208.734-5538 .suit." , • iddng wnn and. as adver;vcrlisctl. relumed Cnll 678-7253______TREES,fast,grow96-10fl. JI Chocoloio. Ch Groat hunters. ^ ® shape. Anything yearly. S4.95-$e.45 $300. $3 Call 734-5366 daily7-11am a5-8pm . CATCHEHERS MITT, want lo roCydoblo.'>blo. Calt 886-9918. the spade nine.7. .South wnn his The hide'iddinfi: " CARPET 16' x 12‘ Oil natu- ) ' Ploaj'loose, no children under buy. In _ rnl Bn«i-gnrpnt-S19.»;. 9 _Jdotlvorod. Pottod. Froo A B piini AKC. rog, Choc.------12J jT crrna.' wi,uu,^ PUMPB.Q • - . lliird .sjiarte s ln p p e t i Wosi ,N(irlli KaM ~’ gold Bvrlvol rocking chairs. _ oloio i^black. 1st shot^^ . FoForm, 51/2 ml. N. of ' w£wterrlcsrrlos. Currants. Black- flood condition.co 788-6037' bolhroomslun sinks. 12‘x16 » ’ hnld.s; arm needs repaired. Btfst f bloodlines, hunters & fam- caps, relurnin}* partnerler's .suil. When Freezer, chest, 16', $150. » » Buvtna com ic*, njfl. CallJl 73733-9444. A J , offer. Call 423-4166. • PJant p «t«nd. lighted, 3 lly 'y' dogs. Both poronts on Bluea Easl takes the firsfirst club winner, location, 436-6113. . neces V A n I) 4 c shelves, $150. Guitar, loo irnUTY TRAILER ho should cash his acc of hcnrls COUCH choir, & footstool. $100. | Call 733-1191. TTS' r s x r « ♦ Q f) r» solid brown, oxcet cond, — *ayltem*,733-0016 . P ™ !?/•6,'■ , $2600-$3200, a n d le a d a sc c o n d hiheart. This ncu- 30pm, Sat. July 13. Call “ K S ? g boat. $1000-$ K ,1 4 $500 or best olfor. Calt ' _•J Bei i B . tr Laura. Pishing bo Ira liz e s d u m m y ’s> cliclubs and Soiilh ts-4860 evea for Info. ------1 6 0 0^ . ^ 7 7 8 7 9 Iv m sg or 733-6183 evenelngs. g 8 1 8 males, "1* 3 femalea. 1st jheBie Berry Patch. COMPUT is Icn wiih onlycif;hifiht winners. North S n u lh »hot».Readyiogo-$200. — i;TER366mln.2MB 736-7323at23 ask for AJ. |MU9«LWS7mJMQnS ^ min. 80 HO and ------What clues poinilinlcd Ihe way lo I ♦ ' DINING SET antique rfia- 1 s a ^ . Coll g77-394e. STRAV■tAWBERRIEB Already MB hogany, drop loaf lablo. 4 b > or. Call 734-8296. ;SWAMP•COOLER CC and Ihe best defense? S( BASS CABINET 2X15 Dkod. Now available by . window olr ? South's openinR ’ * choirs.S300/oflor, JBU j $300. /Mso. 1 loose HASAAPSOfemalo r air condltlonor. b id prom i.sed 21 o r d o r a t th e R a u g u s t CRIB Incn j ^ ^ m d l t i o a Call 543-471i-4799______o r 22 HCP. leav- 837-9058. 12* 1 JBL, $100. 837-9056. rawberry Farm. $5/gal. Call 733 in^ lilllc in ItiRhI cards ca for West. ANSWEt'EH: Two no-trump. - gyg’giSSSy*??;; rs." FUTON 8 ft. Ou'oen-slzo. o l tax, 324-203612-5pm ------TOYS Kidsjsokl ok peddle cars, Furlhcrm oro. Wc.stc.st's lead ofthe Choosee the,invitationalI jump to ^ ORGAN. Small Boldwin rrr; W anted p u reb red boats, scootcootors, Aplones. Excoilont condition. Like .0olec. organ, good shape. IINIATURE PINSCHERS: H T•tCK p t^ - C herries avalU Bi spade dcuce marke( •Inimp. English Bulldog or Ride onI loys-loys comploto or ked South wilh a twono ln now. $200,324;7944. “ Bost e cHor. Call 536-2597. ^KC pupplos, variety ol “ LIlo a l Kelly O rc h ard , male Eni slronR four-card holding-holt Obvious- :olors. femalea'-$350, inglish Pitt Bull Ter- • not: Good-jod’prtcos paid. MATTRESS:w Quoon Pillow Pi< Ike Polellne 10 miles rlerpuo.ip. Call 643-5050. Call 788-92S)-9292. ly. spades could waiivait; it was more PIANO Estey upright, wal- malT>ales-$250.423-8118 >st ol Randy Hansen. 6 rqiB'.I.wl.ln T1«-Arr«. rn tt.»i;i'.l. top ond box spring, still in nut n finish, oxc. cond.. • imporlant lo neitlrailralize dummy's tv...... prosMc$250.Calt $600.324-5028. $ 8CHICHNAU2ERS AKC Min- les north. Can 543-6330. a « — clu b s. r'.,i,i,ti>ri .734-8861 — latuatures, 2 male puppies. • ^ NEW 1996 JEEEEP - I ------PI/PIANO Kimball playor, with ' $20S200.00 oach. 6 weeks § , _826 AU : -^ULTIPLE-jyC Compo- -rt | tWA = . W l ] a l E E P n r r ndnrS ^stom , duaTl'ape “ C MEROKEESr&:a COMBINE - 1967 CAS 3ASE TRACTORS JO 4240 OdQ{ dock, equalizer, tunor, re- fllH-TZU R e g iste red . BANJCNJO. Any condition, SPC0RTB-$199U»JNDER (HC 1640. MW hoad()ader. Tractor, JO 4030 Ot moto, spoakors In glass PIANO W u rlitze r g lo a s AlsiM so fre e k llte;is. C all wanteimted tobuy. Please call >>< 3,7S0 houre. gxc. condl ” ‘ " 0 “ Tfactor, IHC 41< standing case. $450. black, £ plays great, $750. 625->25-4188 ______423-5;3-5367. ______P i DICE on. 543-4903 Qf543-67('•6705 Tractor. 580 IHC Tractor •Butcher block laminate Can c deliver. 676-2717 j j j j j FACTORY INVOI AMESE kittens for sale. BATHTFHTUB. Cast Iron daw V f f V MF TO-35 Tractor, IHC hutch, w/bar, lighted. $76 SYNTHESIZER oy Roland pur head Rottery Hoo. JD I ||||--_gg||y^ •Walnut , bk. shelves, e l u r e b r e d . $ 2 5 / e a . , fool>1 bathtub. bi Please call ■ i i I ■ i 1992.1350hre^25^heo E-30. Complete w/ stand 436-I36-.5300. 678-368-3654.______B l I i l A now fan kll. spocJoJtyr c r 7700 Combine, IHC 1460 12x36; $20 •Rocllnor, & ^ podol, $700/offor. Msg. tor. fiold roady.,con co Combine. 734-0445 brown Bonchcrdft,jS175 phono. *, 733-4607.------WIREIRE-HAIREO POINTING BIKE R^ ^ !•VIdoo camera (Sears) w/ E RACK, mini trampo- F W T f i dolKror. (208) 733-84501158 or T R A IL E R -91 C harm ae, ------ORIiRIFFON puppies. AKC line.ra>. railroad tios. split rail (208)420-1300. wido onglo Ions, carrying ^ 12‘stock, now palm, good eglstered. Good upland fondncidng and 1 or 2 gallon _.casQ..many.oxtras..$400- - Ii - - 8 2 0 _«lntlngdogs " ? n & waleriowl.— proper ------COMBINE MF 760roi09310801' -CO''d,7$2200,-678^265T I — sttnouEs*— "!•Lg. corner toblo w/ clock ■|PETC&SURPUESj I i^ti ipane-tank wanted to -^ ^ H M ___ I C O L L E C T IB L E S ' i loth p a re n ts excellent buy./. CallCi 734-7260, onglno. 6 cyl. Stra & radios. $40. ALL MINT, f t ; luntors. Pupplos roady lo chopper. 16'hoador.* Bi For flxi;a »umm#r help, run 734-0854 , AMVMERICAN ESKIMO UKC v rrZ an dd in dutlflod irs lut.a t BED Antlquo.oak. e.loot _J 10. Calt Bill V^ltlker, 788- m m m for praln or pona.678-374 -2- Purple ribbon, female -^5?-769 or 622-5371, work. ^ | lf» Inoxpontivs, and llII .h e ad b o a rd . SSOO/olIer. VARIOUS v i • Ex. condition pupploa.$300ea. p -IlT Call 733-4025. eves. , COMBINE, JD. 4400. flralgrain ' worka.Cait733-093i. sofQ, fulon. area rug. liv- 208-487-2009 2C ______WOLOLF/QERMAN SH EP- 1 I & boan. J 0 466baltr, Ing room tobies. 733-4413. — lERD hybrod pup, 6 ■ 1 TRAILER-Horso. $400.00.TT TOTEM POLES 3 hand Jl JOSTON TERRIER 2 !loJ TIOUESPB . Coll 733-5904, lonthold, SlOOorbosi carvod. hand palntod. VARIOUS. y/ 2 rust colorod males m left. Ready 8/1/96. on.r —— f lease call 328-4292, __ approx. 6-9' high, hard • • ffer. Call 733-5024 COMBINE- 850 MF. lotor loK '■ " ' swivol rockers, S25 oa. 1 83837-4870, ask for Owen. -Z llll model, low hours, mokn ake TRAILER Circle J. 4 horserao wood, S400/oa,. 438-4149 i.smnll.llghLbluo . « rodlnor, — bHor:CaU32a:5t8B~-— • ; -traller. dxcbll6nl condition.sn. ^ I ‘'s$60. M arge blue fodiner, -BRIRITTANY.SPANIELS rfTT...... 8 2 1 ^ ■ Call 543-6974. m 8 0 2 $$20. Ploosecnll 734-6362. AlAKC. liver and orange. ISTISTEREO/nAQIC/CDS QRAtNt.EOQ-66-uaousod ------. - I A P P U A N C E S ;;7 puppy shots, 9 wooks. . vofv itnio. oxc. condltlorIltlon. TRAILERS -Exc. inventory -WATERBED, King. 12- otd-.Catl oil 356-4648. S P•EAKERS E / 2 JLAudIO- - COII82S-S044. . of horso or corgo trailers. RANGE While Wostlngho- drawor. ^ Ig. mirror, hoad- . 15*'5* W-6's for salo*$200 ------Hat bod. gooseneck and boord w7llght. hootor. CHI:hESAPEAKE BAY RE- ea.a. 3 3 mos. old. 734-6930. HARVESTER '91 WIe. i oso. Good cond. noods ° le. 6 bumper pull. Trailer pons, power cord- S75 734-7748 •nowor U wovoross matiross, TRIEVERS, jjT AKC pupplos. ------row look. ‘91 Arlswoiwoy Quality Trailer* Sales must sell. S300/o1for, Roady Rc now. Boih parents SPEAEAKERS 4 pair, various boaior. triple drum ,■ by hy 46E. Frontage RD, RANGE W ard's Slgnalum, 3 on site. Excol. hunting & bronrands. $10-$is0/palr, droullc scalpora, aioorteer- Jerom e 324<6888.8. dbl. ovon. pyrox cook — - fa"fomlly dogs. $2 25.00 83M37-9058.______.. Ot>loaxlo, cqlli43a-5927.>27. each, Call 624-3301, r z z : : - tops. S200/otfor. 837-9056 EREO-equlp.r-2-reeUo— ------HARVESTER • ForaQO>Jp* JO & Stock trlrs. Wodoi t WASHER /DRYER Kono- | _ | W W N i Q A H P ^ COIOCKATIELS - Hond fod lol rool docks, 2 turntables, 5440 w/or without hoods■ods, Zoillngor O akley Boslniln more w ashor. Whirlpool ^ baby vory tamo, all colors, focolicolvor, cass. dock, 1st BRAND HEW''■JUSTARmED 1 ~ Sol> propollod. Call 913913- 678-3342 dryor, otmond. S2S0. Mir- ,, LAWNMOWER MAN Call ^ 438-5287.______$100 IOOtOkosall.837-9056. • pRG MISSION 731-2892. 208-934-5922922. I - a d o Wator softener, usod Llconsod toch. Lawn mow- — WINDROWER 2yr».S250. 733-6030. Ing & Insect loundotlon. C0TEERINQ WHEELS g ?104,Q103. ------Air, Exc. CondiUon, electric lownmowor.-17* - DININGO pupplos lor salo, forr. Call c 678-4554, g y , iivlSE capacity, good condllion, U3ADER ^ 733-4040 or 731:4040 cut. Good condition. $75. 43i436-6225 or 436-5962. ------580 B Case loador/t>ackhoff - Coll 736-8157 c> UY FOR... I ______w/ROPS diosol, poweiw er WINDROWER. 4000. IHCLQ. WASHER/DRY£R.Ken-. — NGLISHSPRINGER ------Btiimnr-rnTsoorcai:c air -f6r8ole:'14^iral'i»jgor7I'- moro, $200. Warranty. ^ spANiEtrs-AKcntvorarBTOCOOIS/I^HIN^~ . 208-436-5700______Good condition. Ploaso>0 denn. slrolght. 736-4805 I ■ 8 1 7 I ^•Mld.Smaroi.SMos. 1 4 3 9 0 - 1 — call532-4507or431-4507. 1 MISC FOR SALE | roaoady 08/01/96, 423-5590 'VARIi LOADER JD 544. Oood ------• HVB ORLI LEASE ON THE P E R condition. Now onalno. = i 4 8 0 3 I AMMO. AH CAN, 1.3 cubic FERERRETT 2 yr. old fomalo, $274, I IH O . Call 324-8555. i 7 0 3 ^ 1 BAZAARS & CRAFTS \ J>fool. 22 mm, timltod timo. satlabte, w/cago, wants to . joJpojMF p . drill press, THEIlEISEN PLAN FOR... - r - I CUSTOM $7.95. Langdon Tool & be< ClaHitiod . . . lar people » only pot $50,788-9069 $407. ’P'® i F A R M j ^ R W C ^ 9TH ANNUAL BolL B< Ploaao call 736-2800. everywhersl 733-0931. ?EEGroyhoundUbpup- >m '-13 pianor molder, J ARTIN THE PARK — 103. Muding' 6 yard dump truck andId Shoshono. Counhouso CAMPER CA SHELL, fits long plolioa to good homos. 6 I-6CSX, a 6* jointer, LOADER C a se . CKOBO. box. sm; PU. 1 2 'irampol- wkivks. ol«T G ood w/kids. ' Op^*p!K^£ril rocont ovorhaul. nown « ’ •loador with driver lor hire.o. tnwn, Highway 93. b« 03,75- '«i«eUM Mr 12.COD irdlM ptr mi. lut* can M Uilorac QQ Colt 543-6126.______100 crofters. July 13 & 14. Ino. ^ 3 2 ' storm door. Coll Voi/ory fast runners. Hand . IM pHn (M AM InckiM S% u m UM a>. U min (VS-16H0 Shapor, bock rubber. S3500. 825-5881 atter 5pm. fod.ed. 423-4209. 423-4433. ______825-5014. _ _ ALL Chopplno. comblnlno. 50,85. n u//^-C f p '}/arnolo& stack. Ran- >tl« dy Weaver 543-6686. uTcLocal truck drivers noodod klttilttens to goo d hom os. >ow.w, $619.85, J V take olfs, (12 Boumatic) immedlatoly for groon gl* Plot»loaao call 734-6243, • JMt,1D-18mlll/drlll, D I 200 0 g al. milk ta n k ,. 0otl " Baling. Bwothlng. stocking,g. BUILDINGS - 4 stool, fac- ^o n t harvost. late mocfel n j r 879.60. I plpo llno ofluip. 8> compr lEE TO GOOD HOME 1 Longdo THEISEN1 MOTOR npr- Ton o r small bales. Call111 ' lory salo. Umiiod quantity, moqulpmont. Good wagosl Bdon Tool & B dt Supply „ essors. Parlor equip., freo masFJiiETmsEXPtMM-mu■eASttsruAtta m worui to buymA a m freo 637-6572 or 837-602a Must rosorvo by 7/31. m,Must havo CDL Call Gary Kollow Lob, opprox. 2 yra. 355 AddisonAd Avenue W est ' stalls a mnngor lock ups. - Sovolhousond8.CallRod.- nt TwinfIn Falls. Idaho 83301. 70TMjfHAIH AVE. E.1W1H FAILS 733-13*7700 T0aFREL*1-800*316»776*7703 ■ • ■ 486-B496 i Big Bales from the field tofo at (208) 733-0371 _ S'nil 837-6050. 736-2800.- . — Iho stack all In ono oper- MULE, big. rod. 24- gooso>80- atlon our specialty. BUILDINGS-all stool, nock traifor. 4 dockor packock Bales Unlimited novor oroctod. will dotivor. FAX . saddles. Pack boxes#4 & 643-6368 Ask for Charlie 1-800- • • • • < » • # ► • • 0 riding saddles. 734^567. - 320-2340.______— CUSTOM HAY YOUR • PIPE RACK or ladderl e r Market for dairy quollly hay. rack. $.150,734-7089. ___ Call 731-5338. »'■ g ~ ~ - 8 0 8 I - I COMMUNICATION A is iin PORTABLE SPRINKLERER CUSTOM sw athing, calf Ad • SEtL'^ If Tt^ PIPE REPAIRS Shano 543-6789. TIMES CLASSIFIED A Wlnddomagoor ' - RADIO EQUIPMENT , DEPARTMENT T D EVE QREEN CHOPPINQ U tY T H deonlno ud bonoollo. Call TwoWay450M^t« _____2QB.7a4.5saa5 W ------civtfM -spnnW ar Pip#} t - Hay,-grain arid com;—- -3TMolorola portoBfosTr ~ Repair* at 67a-7149) Duane’* CuatorrtFarmlngD Johnson Programmable, FREFREEZERS (3),1-Master- # ... • 677-356Spr 326-4606 2 Motorola Progromma- blit, blit 40 below zero ronge, ISElTfe PUMPJACK, Fairbankstka —r r — . ' . Ud. 1.,Baso unit with dosk 45.B8CU. 45 ft., $1000. 1- 9 Morse wHh electric motortor JANTZCUSTOM HAVINO> sot,-^ Motorola MIcors. 6 - sm sm . Ico cream dip case, ► • G a r s * T r ux e c k s . • M otorhomm i e s ® for doop water walls.19. sw athing, ton baling, &ll. Motorola Mocoms. 2 Mo- $200. $21 1> refrig.. Master* M • . S700. 886-7131, . -atacklng. 543-6049. torola Mltnixs, IG E MAS- bilt, bill 41.25CU, ft., $500. X -* • B o a t s • •■ M ojto t rcy ctes ■ : r.; : • , 5 t h W h e e l s • TR,antonhBB for most ro- Norlako No Walk-In freezer, A SADDLES 125 plus sad SWATHING Grain swath-• dloa, plus oxtro radios, e-X ► •T raile rs • S n oovyinot^iles i ' ' • and m ore. • dles in stock, custom>m lng,'21' draper headers, 6'X6', $2000. 734-1379. ^ mado chops & saddles,IS, 431-8594or43M e66 : " a x ' T i . p ' S c o . ^3UN8, machlnisl tools, 9 rodoo equipment etc.1C...... ■ 733-7000 or se e a t CraCraftsman tools, sporting a L J We W ill A lsSO P ay Top DcyotlarFor Aliyf ofBiese Unit'its! * Comparo prlcosrMoon-on- i ------7 0 8 3193 E. Kimberly R d.TF gotgoods. Call 734-7274. Crook Store Shoshone, '*• I HAY. GRAIN (N im N Q MACHINES (2) A ID. Call 886-2004. RADIOS- 2 MTX 810 Mo- KNI1 I . ' B a d ' ; C r j a ci ld i t ' ? rw jpt^?..R c»|jp'oasesislen'! torola radk) phones, now I1 P P assap DM 80.1 Bulky B a n k r i SPRINKLER PIPES &.— L,' BUYING AND SELLUNQI battorlos. 2 chargors, 6 8.8 - E Both complete & OKcef- (12) 30' e* mainline. (28) • channel. Call 536-5777. ^lent n ' condition. Call 324- ' W - . ''P u rch daice/A U seidd ;C ar;dr;|1V uii»ck;v;'foday.^.'' 4* 40-. Call 432-5590. HAY Dairy and feeder _ quality, all cuttings, large, ; 7310 731 or 324-6504. A SATELLITE n C A D S S ie : r r - SWATHER Hesston 660030 quantities w a n t^ . Call * lOVINGaalel Roping sad^ R e-E iitdbliaIsh-'Ybiuitf-'jCrcatdii,;T ^day: I r Kurt WIereema Trucking dlsh, remoto & roclover, "OV 14'$2500. Swathor S450. Call676'-2675 xfle, pool table, m attress M Trailer. Donohue. S1000.0. 324-8551 ormobiFo set, miso. fum., 734-0980. w ; - Can 326w4757 639-2869 ovonings. “ *■ . I ~ I PICI•ICNIC TABLE Brand W TRACTOR Quillngfarm-71! HAY G rass alfaKa hay for 4g i 0 9 ^ novinew, heavy duty 6' long. • Ing for sale: IHC-1466,6, sale, 35 tons, small I C O M P U TE R S $140 S14 Firm. Seo to appro- W duals. Tractor, IHC-826,6, amounts ok. $70/lon. Call | d a te. Call 7 3 3 -6 ^ 8 a . 600 hrs, since overhaul.jl! 326-S692...... BLAKE B MICRO SYSTEMS — — ' Tractor IHC>8 S8, lurbo. SELLS EVERYTHINGII PICICNIC I TABLE Nlco. X ' Sw alhor IHC-SOOO, cab.h’ STRAW 1-ion bates. Fall hoaheavy-duty picnic table. A ' AC. Chovy ’72. 10* detlvory. Terms available. Computer equipment, ExcExc. lor cabin site. $70. , X ’ wheeler tonoom drive &A 431-8694, 431-1666, Inventory, porta, lota of P0<(208)536-6438. A '------h y d n b e o t-A -b ea o b e dj ,.L _878;e594. • -ecnwafe.Meohntaal m an u - Ford 73 a r Omaha beet als. occossorloe, furniture, r MA Pj- STRAW for sale, cortlflod, .' REMEMBER & bean bed. Chevy 76® wood freo, 2600 2 string and fixtures. Thathat Iblntiday ad you placed ^m ' m - Service truck, welder, sc m [• boles and 2401 ton bole*. some time ago In TTw ' A * - . Hyd. boom, air comp.>• Call 632-4575, - ■...... -.Hunt Bros Auction.. .77mVmaa-NevnlUM Is the . . . . W l 8 0 0 -CAR-L0 . . QMC -66 truck, 15M ft. 165 Eastland Dr. timetime to come pick up your' A V .. bed. Chovy ’74 4x44 {HORSE Golding 13.1 pictures. Stop by The .W - I C a ll '1 -sdO raS r-! 16-0360} w/500 gal. spray tank. 45'> hands, proven 4Hwlnner, July 10 at 6 PM cSi ______boofr. Coll 423-6827. _ S1200.'0atl 543-4416. _ July13ott1AM J ____
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TOY8 PaylhQC0ftht0r,0)d BOWRIDER B« 19' flborform UNICNIQUE 25' Trnnstax van, A ...... — r r ; ------d r iv e r sS ■ DODGE'877 RRaJdor. Excol- VERY CLEANUJ 1985*GMC ; F O R D '9 4 T ou r u s G L . MUSTANQ‘66 Ports:rts aavail ' toys from 1000's thru -.titri-hull boat, 233 ongino, gon/AC, aor down bod, low ick drivers noOdod lont condlUoiItlon. 438-8164, window van.n. roar n bod. 4. whiio. fully loodiidod, 36K Bumpoi to bumpor.or. 1st . 1 0 6 0 'a . All typoB. Coll double d axlo. EZ l o iJ trlr. S.Uo..St2.900 mlli lUTIUnLrrY°-^i£RS “I S Satoly for groon gl- oflor 0 pm M1 Mon.-Frl. . Beals, voryy goodgc condi- ml., $10,799.65454-2587. como \!ii son/o- 324-224-2763 ^ ' tion. now ongTn •734-S270. flshfindor, fl tarp & oloctron- Ss e e st-th ea il New rvost. laio modol nnnnc -o^ l-colorod NISSAN '87 PulonrlonrNX , fcwlndi. 57000.678-1737. Ir iLEH.Nowa-5-xiom lont. Qood WOQO8. >2 Pow or ijam See at thewa’l? al '^ ^ FORD -79 rusi-c Intennountaln Motor mtsln Motor Thundorblrd. 126.0001: Now llros. Qood pQi TRACTORS wohtod to buy — Homes In W endill. ^ , 2d, ' *$595. 4r5 hoiq wo CDL Coll Gory I. AT. ovotyWIng intermounts: MF. JO, IH, otc. swaihora DORSET DC Cafypso, 14'. 40 ' ivy, 4X4. wtipols. ring. " ‘S S S S Longbod.UW HomeslnViIn Wendell. $350, Coll Has boon wrockod,! / “ st«i: ~ (orvAlvocu u/ runnlno^ -HP-Jofmaon-a-trallorr =— ______a^.-$100--Hydr. fam SM:------m lsr543-423r------535.23i-2301 • —324-2004;------^------funsr-SSOO/olfotr-CIf ,- C a ll------AIw, 2. bottom p4ow. Coil S$1300/Offor. 326-4744 af- VER nmp,$150. 733-8838. —:------Colloon doys 733-9113-9000 ERY CLEAN 21' Amofl- 4pum p ------678-S746 ovoa.,______tort| 6pm or loavo mossago., can NECK trollor. '95. DODGE COLI0LT1908VtotO. ^ • n GEO '90 Metre:ro V ory ollor 7pm 733-7211II n Y Joop trailer. 4X6. ■ 28'-Lowbo'boyrlO ton. 2 OX- $2750 or bostbo offor. Call f . 102C0 2 0 doan. ExcollonlII conditio-t • TnAVELTRAIUER.WANT QIQLASPARir.65hpMorc 10. Snowmobllo/ATV lo. oxc.;-cond.. t $6500. 324-6733 ovovoa. |A U T O SFOR W SALE n. $2500TAnorr 5pmS call OLDS 7 9 Culloss VO,ve, till, TO BUY: 16<24' In good *w/ lilt Irir. $lS00/firm; 7 9 it rallor, $700.736-4495; 734-7541, 733-3444 . ,crulSo,AC. Ciogoryvtitrwtiools FORD'85 diosol, dio 88K mis. auiC K '9 5 Park»ark Avo. Ultra ■ . ------— Excel, cond. S2500/o((K3/o((or. cor»dltlon. Soil contaln6d. KMustang w/robulli 302 Homes ■ In Wendell. — — — roasonablo prico. Plooso cdoon.-$1500/flrm. Sooot, ' w/KII Kompoipor. 9W sloops Low mis. Excol. Exi cond. , Call 733-5036 K36-2301 • j ^ F WESTERhRN, 42', solf un- 5. eolfcont>nt 734-2174 LOADEDl Call 934-4379 cal)733-8dS0or733- 6B13 9th Av o n . Buhl- ______PLYMOUTH 1973 salolBOlOllltO. 8636. onytimo. “ /ILDLIFE Class C.mo- f' 1 lo a d in g , QREQOR i3 ‘ aluminum 1 ■ ■ ■ brakoa. $1 F150 V8.4spd. BUICK 1986Iescontury. GUARANTET E E D tuns groat, low ml,Il, $G$025. tdrnomo. '72. cloan. 22'. I fi txjx. flunsgood. $iooo/ofJor,32 I 837-9166 oflor 6PM.»M____ TRENCHER, car dolly. «with now Merc 15. EZ low mi.. $3995.734-5216. : or 3240127 _ . I a d s —l-gandiitoalor^324^747— ^-k)(ld.tt1f.L^Z5u.32-4:9559_ - , 0 0 7 - : := 1 ------: - PLYMOUTH--88-Ho«lj WINNEBAGO ■ JET BOAT 16 l/2\ now uinl TRU CK S FORD'88 RtRangor 5 spd. Vohldos aucUo< _The Times N e w s 55.000 mis. Askinga $22$2200^ VARIOUS 1 Sorgor ma- llni 300. Mini Wlnl, War- - $ 3 7 0 0 /0C < o f f e r. - C a li. iRS,OEA,FBIr [ pickup ctiino, 1 phaff homo mo- 460 < motor; now pump. s to se ll FORD p"* rior. Bravos. Advonturo. . CHEVY I7 t 4 1 ton. llQtbod. 733-4430i ______Trucks, boats,iSslfSutoT' guarantees 1 King Cab wl nIr. Asking AsV chino, t round ooH tablo like ^ now intorior, oaklna BROCKMAN'S t RV ^ T ~ ~ ~ - ftie rc h an d $5000.734-4882. 734! 1001 350,4spc»pd. irons, w/duols. _ _ _ _ ■■ s. and morel Id lS e . J 4500, ct^t 324-3630.1630. . w/loavos, profor ontiquo, * 3M167,1-800-773-3167 | ^ cond., $2600. FORD 89 F.F.150 V8. AC. c S S f rtoo, M 7-days, a u to m o tivJB e in 7 ------7 3 3 .5 6 e 0 d((y8 or 734. JOHN,r BOAT. Flat bottom, ^ aviation I B3 . long box. lo^ 247 Ext. 2006 d s v s a n ddreal I PONTIAC'82 FIrobiro b ird 7 ^ ovonlngs. 1 2 ' w ith 314 H P S c o tt r n 1252 or 324- It; riax/q Trans Am. T-lop,3P, a1 ir. F1.Y1N0NO CLUB MEMBER. , Mtfbu.aaoor, esla(ein15 molor. $200.00. Please k a SHIPP C-172C hongorod in ll Bronco, $1600. p n n n p i c h e v y 7 b Main coss,. 35K actualjo l mr i.. WANTED: Youth's slalom " 7 F250. $900. Or ^OHD 93 Fl $595 or oflor, o r re ru n thleadan e 54950.324.45525 5 2 or «Kl. 734-3163.______call f oltor 6 pm at 423-4583 I1.S1995, 3 6 4 . 9 8 ^ air. cruloo. 50K. lor os is. 487-2706 5ffor. 324-9559 Call 733-6284.!84. a d d itio n a l 7/ d a y s 324-2724. WINCHESTER 300, Mog KAWASAKI jot ski. S1500 H :hovtte. Noods a t n o a d d i t l .•or boat offor or will trade- W EC A Ii^l 1002 I FORD'6969 F-150, $600. _ _ J ____ _ — CHEVY'81 Cho> fn PONTIAC -93, Grandm d Am./ AUTART8-&------R « e to r«r a tt o n - e p e c U l- .F0RD-^95-F3i•F360-XLT-^ew. -workrBody-lsy-ls-ln porfeoi------c h a r g a .ta ------fl-drrauiorACrcfviser 543-4012.______H i ■ 3 I I ( » fjjftcjACCESSORIES, . 733-2n670;______^ Cab 4x4.■ 5-BpOOdpo^ 5- shopo. $250.o. 4423-5920 customer.- 1 m e r e -rrtS.ExtxH.cond.423-4123-4'S38______^ •KAWA«Ktr1«95r900- WINDMILL uBod working nrarltAA PONTIAC 1987 Grandond Am.< * windmill wonlod, Lois . ZXI.i 1994 P o la r is 7 5 0 ' , CHEVYVY Parting oul 1970 S'* ^ ’KlTllio?^* ^i'r^'pe pp°" ' SLT. Jot Bkla. 324-2636. ' maro. 40 ovor 350 y®<'■“a t ' lo J c ’b JS ’ i r . , , oxc. condllion. AT.M . PW,f ■ (208) 939-2271. _ ! 733-3209. package. Ad :k. $150, Now rebuilt $lOoO-Cy Sv'.'.“ a!ES ^ e a r i moko oflor. 423-4204.1204. • • MCKINSEYRlvordrlft Ml YOURRlf Si w. 400 trans.. $200. poRD, Ro bool. 15' wpodon, $1500- . j f°BO • fl""larosldo. loadod. SUBARU, Logocy' Sodan,So( m - 827 -/booi.-S 5 20lJO-wlih trailer,-. V- -^S52.______bulllotlBlr 7 .0 0 0 m H o B , “ IjQAW GESAtt^; ______or Sholl.I.S3»5.733:«57. S 1,^,,;^,",;^ idod wl all tho c o n v e n ie n ec e b u t 1992. 4>vhool drivo. drlvi 5 $2000.837-9051. jthlngforyoui g ------gewill.- spd.'toadodl Spolapollor, ,.837-9149.’______c W i s uunroof.-oxc. “ the Charge ITS THAT TIME OF YEAR 1005 ftur’BAQ ;'sefl/736-5949 re m a in th e3 s£ a m e . wniio. Excoi. cond.d. S12K.si V-Newertlnlls I aK k TIQ t i U E AUTOS p n v^O 9 9 0 P U . 4 x 4 . • cond.Musf'se/l QARAQE SALES ARE MIRROCRAFT. u | 14‘ wllh ^ 726-4446, oak lor•Nolhan. Noll EVEfiVWHEftEI 6 s a l l F A S T l l I aX c c 0 U £ C T B ^ ^ 7 5 0 , Call324-3703.a ,|„ ) Daytona ES. 63* wide beam. 25 HP . p 'l I / S ' . ™ ’ 1 GT 1.3 Evlnrudo. EZ loador boat t / MINT ConaitlonI standard, tint. SUZUKI ’93 Swilt GT y '66 Musiong, Pony Q M C 19 9 9 1 S o n o m a • JfSlom. M/A (larger 4 cyl modol))l)5spd. St traBor. After epm.423-4583 ^Bringusyour AC. good Into- P L E A S E H E L P T H E » koge. . Fully rostorod. PU .Mig ag w h e e ls, w ide Call lo see 7 SI:,"'Si?.';y.'needs eng, red,.56K mis, nice0 tirestire & COMMUNITY BY »PERFORMANCE '62 16' ttnltNOWIt :t sacrifice. $5000/off- tiros, $49• ask for Jay. eng.. $750.48 SALE AT KATHY’S. 166 — SEMl’»?fEA V Y :cord LX. V W - '1968 Baja bug, ro- Main Ave. N. Now ond WELLCRAFT 1990 197 EQUIPMENj^ g— ------EcllpBO. 4 .3 L iter V-6 . f .nrM i ' I PORD, F-1501 50,1976.4X 4. pQRO'82 Folm= : = : "i’slfmi'f'E'l,"'c. cond. store projoci, S300/I}00/boot usod clothing, offlctt sup- g Ina. good cond. now tiros ooc B67,j»vos_ _0ll0t>£alL32A:&fil.4w11.4______pll0g,"Chrtgimmrd0c6i0'*~ -$l2400,543^l0,days,. I|-SP0flm^3OOD&- — - CASErSEr6B0Kr1989.-eabr -B— S300woiiorriorlD_ hoator. running FOnO‘92Thumhyndqi^d. Ex:_ .s7500^Call.436-.6 — TWIN-FALLS.-333 Brook- -$2B00/offorr733-8486—- 06^727. ' collont shopo.ipo. Low mnos. ------I-.6452.------IlMPORT&SPOR^ ------on, juBt otl ol Hoyburn, $945000 — I I ;all Clattlllod, 733-0S31. lUOHMiLLER INC. - CHEVY’Bi 3-3610, Qflor 5, M E R C U R Y '6 56 Topaz I CARS July a th S lOihlrom 8-4. CASCADECfi 9'.^'. oxeollont ^waWers«Jyvrt>onyou«r.l ^^^01 J 2 5 2 « j 2 2------2 ! -- Must soil, good cc condition, $6,000. Call —- )aso cair733-S761 - "0 pkg-1 MAZDA-92 Miaia10 FRed^ Loadod. in PU. $13,500, FORD “OS Prob=r0b0 QT. y ^ . Coll 734-7755 324^9329 afior 5-PM.- ~ ^ ■afler 5:00 p.m. 5 s p d . , P*SI S , PB, AC, I ___• convorilblo. 47K7K nm is. “ . 9 1 0 1 KENWOWORTH. '92, Aoro- sldo & ou ', koyloss ontry, MERKUR XR4T4TI1989 Sound oyslom. ExExcel COLEMAN'eSTonttraifor.--CC TRAVEL TRAILER S I 0. stand up sioopor. Call 423-g-5064 ______OMC. Jimmyimy, 1986, vory . S c * c o ? d, 'Sil2,800/oflor. r Turbo 69.000lO m lleo . cond. Musi Soil. $10.i$10,900 Lotaofoxtraa.L Excel. 425 W/100K sinco Cal ’90. 67K ml.. 3/4 $5000. Coll 862-32-3N9. Call 423-5064 ■ cond.0 $2550. 733-8431 ALP.LPHA SON 1976 2 4 'trir, totalrebl-robuild-15Bpd-Wol injeclod. long bod. Call 423-444 air rldo, 475K total KTT ROADRANQER, 1972. ^owning. AC. good njbbor, kit. air r. rails, slo p s,w s- INTEH N AT KT 1doon. sloops 6 , oquollzor. ijils.. AilAll aluminum rims, ' A T IO N A L '6 4 , .;19', .;i: sell contained, inqual-. hltch.-$4500.Forlnfo.call- Wostotrrtom FRP 42' llvo bot- J hoolB,.$.1 I.SOO,. S c o u l.rrebuilt e b motorr—^ ^ & g S . a '-.izor.hltch is-lncluded. >a‘,B.'MuTDhy01324-9644.-- . t o mttrlr.-Hlghcubo. t r l 03 loavo mosaago.. -$600/offer.-7^.-733-4952. - ■ Tondom axlo. Uko new, ^ ’ ■ $60K/oH : , I AiV^OTORCyCL£S I ^• sloops e.S3000/offorr Bo- cAD r91.S 10.4X 4. S . ISUZU R0d0. bodllnor. oxc. -■ —1 Drivo sh aft Wator coolod. maaazlno. rr 400 rounds of lOUDAY uni RAMBLER, *93. #7,500;'80 Chsvy cond.. 42112K ml.. 423-6892 JE E P Grandmd Wagonoor. $9ee-324wtl34. -. ammo. a $1000. Aftor 6, Froe e.n Spirit Slh whool 2T, n 454 ong.. S0.BOO; - r - ,^ ------1988. 56KK mis.r Leather, f , 1. i .678-1410.______jiiij OMC1-lOnduolly4x4. CHEVY 9'93 1/2 ton Ext. excel, cond)nd.-V8rS7600. HONDAS (2), 3-whoolors. — slide oui.AC,'only 600 rd, M oadod. running 734-2580 or l y f i i i u mis. Immaeulato. $22,000. 0irgloss [£ ‘' box. winch. Cab, ioa I or 733-0938. n - His & Nora, model 200 so- RUQERru Vomillt M77, 22- iOO', '89 QMC 3/4 ton b o o rd s.1. bodllnor,I oxc. • ries. complolo w/custom 250, 2 now, $450, B25-563a PlOOao call 734-6872. 4^ ^, SB.400; ^ ’93 Chevy <»nd.. 421i2K mi.. 423-6892 NISSAN '8717 SE ! V6 Extra QQ YQMI EtUOYF|| WORKING WITH PEOrOPLE AND WOULD YOU UKE(ETO T ___ buULAlZtraJiBr.^DO.. — ------I IDE/)EAtr25MraHor. awninor -9500-di ctulao^..EL_ ■733-3983.______^ hell, earpot kll MAKFIVIOMORrMOHEY?-WrARrAIAH-ESTABtlSHEDCOMPAN » A N r — Alpino sloroo. oxc.conal llattMX), . loaded, $22,500. <5750 Call KAWASAKI '93 EX600, I Ih o t t i ^ p o o ^ ■ _$6500, $ « Call 7B8-3686. d io so l 52 or 324-2724. -J LOOKINGIG FO R SALESPEO PLE WILLLLING TO WORK. EXCELLENLENT ■ SUBURBAN GKml-,S2S0 0 ortradofor JNG OF THE ROAD '90 dudlv^J ^N-4x4, 1978, DCliCEITC NCE, truck of equal value. CAL ^ SPA hot tub. excel- KIN( Ily. 454 ong.. S3.S00. CHEVY 1985 15 Silverado. Tool Joodd Shapo.s good BtNtNlSITS INCLUDE: 401K PROGFSRAM, HEALTH INSURANCE ient'condlUon, soalod ov- 6thv>rhool.3 Slf* r.lrontllvlng qump^tP TRUCKS t block, 4 ll - 735^)275. ______^ ( Inch suspension family c.r a r ,; S3000/offer. QUARANTiNTEED SALARY, PAIO VAC. ABL'E ory year. Call 423-4166. room, now cond. must >70 mrtt'l tT 10-12 yd dum p, nn, noww 1AT. 350 motor, Coll 438-153 iCATION AND COMFORTABL sool Wmborty423-5744. S13.500 KAWASAKI'87 KX-80. r r stfor. 735-0639. NG ATMOSPHERE. IF YOU ARIRE A SELF-STARTER COMEIAEIN Runs groat. $625/ollor. HOTTUB Built-In hot tub. ------j K ir COMPANION 1992 BlM or.^ """“'"I Quality made in Idaho ^OTI 9 & rims. $5.150. FOR MOREORE INFORMATION. NO EXPERERIENCE NECESSARY: OnOnly $600.733-2776. . O' ioi^ b o f s . ^ . 'SS B965 0VOS. KAWASAKI, '82.750 LTD, — itructunng oporouons. auto., cui AffordaWo. durable '"uto^ 16,000 mllos. Qood cond. ^ TTiroo Crook Highway' mnnlnabcI b < ^ s , ^ ‘y 1994. 4 runnor. I 9 0 7 I BROCKMANS' I RV nintrlr^ THEISEN UVIOTORS i MOTORWHieS-a-RVS- - -73* llcLflltoCtLfQL&flJIJUL - y j.-ev r - dad. Electronic______’3^Tg7TB0(R7yOTg7~ „alModbWs t Iho following: offur.735-35-0639, sunfOOt.Lcwiwml8324-2a43. ------7 0 rW rfllN A V EENUE 1 EAST SUZUKI *01 duai sport 6S0. f t 980 John Dooro 444 ____ BEAVEp 76 360 motor, ;IT COMPANION, 1993. T $1500 or Irodo tor oquol low mllogo on new motor 94' dor CHEVY 1!1995 Sllvorodo, ^ TW IN FALLS, laDAHO 83303 value. Call 934-0900. & tiros- $6900- Will con- ^ov Borsol-Rond Air Track 4x4. 16k.ik, PW/U AC. su- I '1" iC o i o I por shotp>tp. $ 18.200/offor. I V A N&l ^ B U S E ^ jSHARR1S0N_^^___ , SUZUKI 1987 SP200, dfrt sIdor ^ small trailer for p a r-' • s^$10.500.Call324-5033. t - .^",974 tlal trade. Call 733-1408 ------9 7 4 O o d g o 0 - 6 0 0 Coll733-4 bike, on or off road, tii ;k wllh hydroullc roll L ^ l ! ! i ______I h EVY 1991 19 Lumlna $800/oHor. Call 324-9614 ;rr m onterey '91. sih S-10 Blazor. 4X4. A P V m lnMil-van, 79,000 BOUNDER 1988. 34' oxc wtiool. 23'. llko now, many < b o d 4 v ^ d i " CHEVY S- cond. now onglno, $29.0- ^ 373 Ford F-600 C&C. 1992.,ACAC. P S . PB, AT, m iles, AC.C. PW,I PL. AM YAMAHA'90-XT350 0 oxvas. soo to approdatol IS & whoels. moko FM casa.... $7,500.: 637. i i g % g .GrootShapo. $1950/offor. 00. Ol Call 733-2307 msg. $9,995.00. Coll 734-8517. muos nowtlros ■ (joa.l5-p..lu,o onor.BjiExcol. cond. 431 • 6216 eves/B:s/837-aiS3»»ys ^ til Call 736-8600 ’ ESCAPADE.'75.22’ ^ i 9 6 i a i ^ s ;IT SUNCHASER 27*. mower 5 5 5 5 i iam ^ Van 150.'84 " iPORTAGEIE Oodgo. 36.500 mlloa, ^ • :-YAMAHA’90 Worrlor. 0 Barely used. Non-smokor. BMs willwill 1bo occopted until ~ u - u v"- 7 4 V< to n 4 x 4 . 1 ownor, ioaloaded, 66K ml. R uns good. Usod lltllo. dass 0 A, $5000. Finance Qbrgoou#.AC.mterowav- 3 ^ 0 pm1 pm. July 16.1996, at flvauabler Call 324-6659. ^ r offor. m ost aroI hihighway, kept • Extras. 654-2403, afior 6. 0 . Custom Dodgo 1-ton MiradeJ lotmon. 536-4649. u n d o r covcIvor. In excel. HARVEST 7 8 P a s s A. 2T v a n , 1984 w /lo w pkg.. 9 th Avi >00.324-4100. ■ Q I ■ ■ YAMAHA i981, 050 HA Equalizer hitch. $1M 88 83316.t6 i .A 1 0 % d o p o sn i8 CHEVY. ■r=.v.«n."m 7 • • Spodal. $696 or reason- AAC. 440 Dodge, $9,000.- jlrod wllh each bid. .vary clot . TO see.cali:324^2409. : for both. 32*^134. - . .roqulroi lo a n , will aoll or DODGE, 776. 6 . Sportsman. . : . a blo offer. 7 3 3 < ^ , ., . ' District resolves the trader CoCall 734-6593. • naw-tlros.1. AAC. Excellent ~ naoQ ?a«.77a^ -srernBBTixir ^£52555™ das. Class A,;gen/duai ^ KS bost offer. 934-5733. ' ' ablefrorI from Old( Byrd a t the V 6 ,lo nng g b o d w /sh o ll. DODGE, Cara«ravan,'92.AC. 'SM '. 423-4026. ,______A'AC, roar bath, tjawor on: V6,65Kmls. IBew glne, $8495. . p a n Id District at (20B) 45.000 actualoc mis, Excol. c r u i s e , V6 ROWLER '76, 20’, solf ■2284. ^ cond. $4,:4,395. 423-5064. $9,750.00.). CColl 326-3319. ■ ■ g r '' YAMAHA eSO Spoclol, ° Seeatthean New contained, tondom axle.- • $600. Yamaha 750 Vlra* . Intemounuin Motor Goodqq, shape, 543-8703.. ■ ' : ' go. $800. 825-5632. Hom es fn Wattdell. ~ 836-2301 PROROWLER, 2 r with aw ning, tandom iixlo. • AIRCONOmONIKG NU-WA'78 Class C 25’. $7500.00. Sjl Call 734-6719. : » n ?m iE O T WIPERS *1 : ;.l B i(^ I Thls iso must sool Low -2 _ iSaW sScSSET5SETTE V SERVICE ^ ■ ■ :SK8S"ont“ o c k in g h u b s ' -1 . FUJH0«pd.i29'. 0x0; "5miles. Redone from tires RV S : S K ® ir b . g to microwave. $10,000 Qary'e Qj Freeway R V -...... • POWER STE .cQndu.»«i. lUM ALLOY W H E aS »F• REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER —flrmrHurry-onthlsonal Com Co plete RV Service ‘A • REAR WHEEL ANTI-LOCK BRAKESKES,' 734-1227. ask for BPI. Hitctiitch Installation. Genera- . ^ ^ : S TOLOiNQ ° REAR SEAT *F ■1'4 , 903 • 1 — ■■ tor tori Service.'W o have one . B a n k r u p t;r .' > Jlk>n.Ple^caB32»3162., o n M O N D ^ ^/ THHEISENPMOTORS ■ ^ BOAT. 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