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Good morrrning! Itt^s Sunda 16,19788 . V - , A \ ///V , 'I. 5 - K mI e s i » n < - atagic Vallcy^fiy Homv Nvichjxi'H lx ifU ’r IM- O C « ? E'EvonUtifor . Tvvin Falls, Idaho0 o o ccorrlor o r doilvory ...... 73rd Year, No. 270270 • Weston'i^s fourthh birthdaay may h'ye his lastst Hliding i > misssUes :iall. pushini' Ills ’ ;loni tills will iw his last:------■— ------^‘H e uLiscd sc tti r u n up a n d down the hall. ] D JONES V. stand and generally checklnKking everything P y RONNIE BAIRD JC Ic Iwgan to show definite symptoms symi of the ownI.V. ^ Tlmcs-Newswrmn Hnnr TnHavhodldn'tWant lo1 leloavi av e his tent to. ^ ^ ^— - t o:urablo respiratory JI&vii.m; .'li^i las deteriorated in. come tolo tth e p a rty . He Is getting so hu b ; - old Weston Bay may monthinths old,' and his condition has d' TWIN FALLS - Four-ycar old from it b ccau sc he knows he c:an't a n 't breathe for JpyparlySalurday. spiteite cof constant m edication andJ fre-H I k w hetherer at home or in the hospitalila l inI ord er lo jf his lim e under s t e f t g brealhc,1C, and h e now sw n d s m uch of his »ante th e p laastie s l tent over his bed wlieree hehc cati< receive Pentagon "m ultiple aimI poltp o in t." - oxygen.n. WASHINCiHINGTON iUPI) - Pcn'lt-'xed Pci I a force of Tlie tunnel plaplan appeared workable under Knowiiiwing th is would be his laslasl blrllulay planners,L*rs, pu7.zledpi over huw to deal w ilh a f( iWOs, have SALT and was,s thtthe P e ntagon's No, 1 choice unlll obscrvarvance, nurses and other hoshospilal .staff .0,000 Sovietsoviet missile, warheads in the lUSOs a "shell tosts raised doubt:oubts whether it would give enough m e m bw er rs said they w anted to hav e a parparty. • devised!d se\ several schemes, Including a s from the protection. It; als. nlso could be costly, running as W llliarliam Kyleof McDonalds offeredred lclo furnish ice game,”,” lo hhide U.S. slratc|,'ic weapons fn ans. high a s » o billion,Ilion, S S . c re aml aai n d cake. R ussians, Every(iryone on th e th ird floor of the hosphospilal brought The "she"shell game” approach Includesles hiding , These Included the browii cowb'cowboy h a t M rs. • • t^aeh U.S. i.intercontinental missile in ontone of as, I a B'“ ' t : B rennanlan hnd prom ised him w eeksks aj:ago, clothlni!. " ’^my a s 20 holes In the ground, .and a jplan to i ■ th e ICU.Ms on tracks in 13-mileiie under- toys, booiwoks nnd even his own sm all radio.radlc 'he 1 O therer ALT m ay jjt O S m S t t and mlany an friends. jrk . His memolhtjr, Linda Bay. and his gramgrandfather also network, h questions caused President Carl:arler Inst !■—ilt . enjoyeded the party with Weston. Thee FirFh-st Church of Such que 1:/ . . IheN azaazarcne puppet show provideddcnierlalnmenl. cnii . year tolo put off deciding how to counteniteracl the i. _ i 'lL!rHE Becau::ause of the thick mucus whlclwhich clogs air growingng accuracya and numbers of passage:Iges, lungs, and now fills his slomstomach, Weston warheads,jads. By 1982 they will threatei'aten U.S. . >[^1^ cannot)t ccat even a small bile of foodood without> first Minutemanteman ICBMs, even In Iheir blast-rc;t-rcslstant MMB p takingg nmedication. He had to wait for hhis cake until undergroun•ground silos. The Soviets are expe the metnedlcation had taken effect,;t. bibul his m a in - h a vearouniaround O.OOO warheads in ih e mld-19£ eclsion is now set for October, butlut ise aia re a e arly S aturday ev en in gg. , ccausing The daughter;hter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Pat Hamilton b of Buhl, lhee blue-eyedbli beauty was chosen by W -•'* m ln o rdd a a m m a ag e throughout the city. The Nall'National Weather Service saidaid winds Judges over:r 1-14 other condldates before o gustingg up Ilo 53 m ph w ere reported a tI thithe Boise . packed houseiuse at the College of Southern I AirTcrmlntirm lnal during the storm . T e m p eiraluresal ra l ' Idaho. if ^ the limelie of the storm, which was accom:ompnnled-'" Hoping to lo m a jo r In business a t the -- ■■it by heavyavy r;rain nnd thunder, were In theShe m iddle U niversity of IiIdaho beginning thjs fall. Miss lim . 90's. Hamilton did a dramatic reading for her I The BoisiBoise Police Department saidI ththe wind lolent part; of the show. She nlso was the t winner, CharlesJ KogiKogad/Tlmos-Nowa • Im ^ downed,‘d povpower lines in several areas,s. ccausing bathing suit wlr power• outaoutages "throughout the city."y." Large First runner-iiner-up was Barbara Beckstead of • ;, She won the talent competition WITH HIS MO'HOTHER^S HELP, WESTOTON BAY OPENS PIlESE^;SENTS b ran c hhes es w ere lorn from trees and throw-own i to the Twin Fnlls. Sh' id. blocking several streets, whilelie : several loo. . . . iiiH favorite gift (a cowboyjoy hat) wailH nearby ground. blc ______1------p riv a te bustc business alarm s w ereactivlted.d. O ther winnerinners w ere Pegg>- E den, second runner-up ondand Miss Congeniality; Jennifer Boll of Buhl,ihl, third runnur-up; and Ronda Bowlin of TwirTwin Falls, fourth runner-up and Recent murdeier provokes> concern< evening gownwn winner.w ^ W a s h iiingtonN :afces seeonc^ d look: at infctormanI t s —5(0: could from Alabama authorities. ; lhat killed four black j—-TIie-repOft-on-Rowe led lo ququestions fired at the woman wom but two former couk WASHINGTON 'i!;;; « S v = iio y ’; It the shootlnji and w os AAfler fl his Informant days, Row Ro’ e left ' dere d a two-prongcironged internal invesliga- department dcpc and the FBI were bus; G ary T hom as Rowe Jr. su p erv iso r a tu u t tl m m ltlce on O b llu o rlo s ...... “i get 11 since there were no • AlnbjAlabama for California where•e he has tion. to p

iSS"jim ~“^6lBScW 75}5Ji , JP " sanclions becausa Ihoy-Tou.y-Tom n-fic'Tm rfm nn'crm r™ crlhg a possible But UPlPI ^iate^ D c^hm cnt corfes^n3en zczlnski^*Carter's national The United ^tatcs Is consldcrlnj nst reportedly believes measuneasurcs lo restrict busi- H 9 n. traveling with the U.S. party,iOrty, sa id se cu rity adviser,. fO'favors strong sanctions against p risoner sw ap iHvolvlng convictedHed Soviet dlssl- , Anderson, t ness activities w ith thle e SovSoviets would backfire, a s 0 split in Uic administrationlion nbout. Soviets'. Includluding restrictions on business, dent Anatoly Scharahsky andid t'two Russian there wos i ^n, ' ' becouse the Russians wwould ould m erely tu rn to other J J such an exchange would bee the best ‘ > travel and contacts,:ti..U^-Dfficials.lo:dAndersfin. officials chorged wllh spyingI In the United whether sui 5C S t r a d e partn ers, fUctlon.-'- ...... - ...... Secretary of.SUSlate Gyms Vancc copposes States, Carter administrationn officialsol said coursc of t

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? ^ WHILEIILE President Carter vw a s UPI a peek at East Berlin throirough since.taking offiioffice, tho presidpnt spent S9|h 1-iinnrTH.II‘gni‘53Samrdayr. - Easr-'Gonrjrman the—day visitiisiting with ’ Chancellor 'H "- border guarguards decided to get theirirown o Tielmut Schmidmidt and holding a town ' w h o movie film (of the presidenlial visit,sit. In hall meeting.g. Residents questioned Carter’ss firfirsl visit lo the Berlin1' W a ll h i m f o r m o r e: thiithan an hour. ■ -FOMUDOidloflp)— —N Preiesident Lt-WOOS' Germ;lans

g ; - ■’ B I * « a c e! ttsilB is m o v e d 1 ih Afreetedom’statem s nent etiorls Since January. witi U H L O N D O NN (UIM) -....The /■'"'.J - The conference was to have beeneen h e ld ' By JOSE!IOSEPHB.f i J3MING .. C Carier on the Kurfuersltadamiamm, the main watcht'd the visit,’ which lasted almost five . U.S.-Isracli-l-:«yi•:«yplian peace, lalks al the modern Churchill Hotel neaie.irthe BERLIN (UP(Ui'Il - Uld women, little ' streets of his motorcade rouli•oule from the , hours, on1 live television. I .scfiedu/c-d to ef;irincx(ueekh.'n'eJ«'t7i j; U,S, Embassy, but the British Ur chlldron and teemteenagers in Jeans turned out CCongress Hall where he held he a town ' W est Berlin, Berii which depends on U.S. ^ 8 |p P8 B L ;___ aw ay fron 'rom U)ndon. apparently spokesm an said ll w as decided thehe hotel S a tu rd ay to give’ive JimJ m y C a rter the so rt of meeting, to Tempelhof alrflekfield, where he support, alwalwr ays can l)e counted on to cheer because of (carci;ared attacks Ijy Arab was unsuitable “mainly for secsecurity welcome Berlinlerlin reserves only for ttook off for the retu rn trip to)Bonn, Bo an Am ericanlean president. te rro rists, th e Urilibh Ur: I'overnnienl an- and adm in istra llv e reaso n s." American preside)e sidents. ------____ A nolher 20.000 g atheredd toulside the /• nounccd Sunday. ly- Carler lhe V-for-viclory sign, aairpori, police said. But Carter,irier, in his brief app ea ra n cc here, • ------"11 will still bebeln I Hritaln bul 1 .nn no ^ Tliey gave Carli American flajy. handker- II was nol the lumultuou;uous reception struck thehe rightrl note and won the cily’s su re w helher the lh( final decision has Vouii]i; w arned waved tiny Ann 'HR p Senior chic.rs,or)liail.i.|it Ihelr hands as they shouted. ^?residenl ^ Kenned.iy got onn hihis 19c;i trip. ' affection,1. ereloholdil.Iamsureit WASHINGTON W; c far ft w as raging and the irnxKl In the tl city was dccl.sive., resolute,resc modest and friendly, r I’riinc Minister James A Amb m bassador’"'A ndrew V'oun{;’s I won their heari.s t>y one tine spokesman for I’l 'I com- different. And hee loldlo Berliners in clear words men'menls about' poljtical prisoners« Ini; tlm of G erm an thhal a l nrnigtit go down in history ^ Callaf;lian. At some , places on the.L“ K urfuerslen- som ethingIg thatth they cannot h e a r enoui;ti — S e c re tary otf Si.Slate Cyrus Vance and United Unit' Slates, have warned himL »i"h ;vi.l, Prcsidenlent h Kennedy's "Ich bin ein damm. the 2-mile-Iong mainn stresti e t of W esl that th e United L’n, Slales will continue lo foreiitn ministerstcrs Moshc D ayan of gaffes fâfft had l>etlei: hot happen a«ain am a Berliner). Id them "W as iin n ier s e i." ^Berlin, the crowd was five deepleep. defend the10 cilcily, Israel and Ibralijrahirn Kam el of I-Ijiypt Washinf’ton WasI Post reportedSalurOa “ arTer 'iS.rSi O ther B erliners w atched froifrom windows, Carier snid it in English and German — w ere lo m eet In l-ondon T u esd ay and The Th Post, In a dispatch fromn'lionn I Uerlln bicilitI Irelfrei (110 mr.Iler whal hap- bplconies and roof tops. W hateverT happens,h; Berlin will remain '' Wednesday to) IrjIrj’ to break lhe loiyani - West Wesl Germany, said Secretary ofSlaleof pcm.-Dcrlinmllriwillremainfrcc).” ,id t.'iO.dOO people cheered Slill others Jusl stayedL-d home and free. that has stalledlied .Middle K ast p e ac e Cyrus Cyru Vance, already in-'EuE urope. ' discu.s.seddisci Y ounn's rem a rk s w ithh FI re si. deni Carter by telephone and an is K . v p l o s iion o i rips j'"" l)i-lievcd to h.ive talked w ith HOUSTON .(Ur(UPtl - A dynamile fiirtlu-r furtl aboul it when r;irt<>r ;irrlv'Sv’it. LarUter, Schmlîdt .stora^'c plant inn acan uninhabited section Bonn. Horn rimes If® of Ihls sprawlini’in)’ cily' exploded w llh a TWIN FAILS,LS, 10IDAHO j deafening roarSat•Salurdaynlfjht. .shatter- A t ttacks continue SUBSCRIPTIOIION RATES: f 2,000 Mll.K I’UO rKST'TIIKK TII -inK windows monTiore lhan a mile awa> optinmis tic on SALISBURY, Rhodesia three BONN. Westest GGermany (IJP i).- Presidentdent CCarler and West ,, linu^ns w alkk w as localcHl "inin tt;the m iddle of nr)whcj'-i . p SUBSCRIPTIONS & 3'3tnonih»...... 12.25 ; bailies, a Rhodesian, milnilitary _ German Chancchancellor Helmut Schmidl Satu:Saturday predicted Idlanpro- in c.isc somdW tii!Int; went w ron«.” DELIVERYSERVICE • 6 iro n itij...... 24.50 communique said Saturday., progress towardivard International economic coopcationcoope would bc I yoo'r...... 45.00 n for Ihe.llarrls Counly 7 33 -0 9 3 1 l^n^^R Îclcd Uiclr "1^1■■ UnK sl SPI'K'-'S'” ™ " Altack.s asninst blacks by nallc:illonallsl madeatthesevciseven-nation sum m it conferenceice twiIwginning Sunday, Moil lubtcriptlont aro told only Siturday ' S|,iTirrs Deparlm.rlm ent said th e explosion _ Of Coll Your tfa ^ y ^ m jH * nation’s captUil S:itu Kuerrilla.s who opp(^ Prime MinLster Mi C a rle r andd SellSchmidt will bc Joined by thehe lealeaders of Franco, whoro eoffior doUvory ii rôl h a plant owned tiy the Corrior • moinlolnod. am&S.'^RuiraUons Ihnt IndlnnsI.nns ™ :i ■ j T Ian Smilh’ havc increase'd sharply st Britain, Japan,lan, CCanada and Italy for two days oof talks aimed at polilical N 'v C...Company on Houston's . J j l a c l ^ . ;ijre th e A m erican pol during the past four monlhs. OfOfficlal-s coordinatingplarL'plgns for global econom ic growlh,DWth. TIMES-NEWS TOLL-FflEEPEE PHONE NUMBERS: j '■prison^lw'cUctl liy U.N. Ambiist,b‘ ,ss:iclor K i* T n (rinec. said an av erap e of 20 blacks die li Damai;e fromm Ihetl massive explosion ie In such C a rter, speaki:peaking in Wiesbaden, said SalunSaturday the summit - - ■ FillFilor.Pogorton. | A ndrew Yo'jn«. terrorist mas.sacres cach day. "one tangible sign of our continim nlinuing search for . Buhl, Cc H olll.tor...... 325-S375 ■ ■ -i black wa.scontalnedlooloonebuildinn. talks were "one ll, CaitUfocd';___ 543-4648 Ho "Andy Younu did not lie." ;i 1 -solutionslotheajth e age-old problem s of global ine<[uine; I l i a d OOk’liicer k .suspect Tho United•d SSl;i lales and W est G erm any,. he s;said, would "look Ookloy,doy. Norland . , . , 676-3552 CcC«odlng. Kogormsn .536-2535 in M alcolm X P ark . (UPI) - The slate's ROCK R( SPRINGS, Wyo, elween l>el\ lhe eyes with a .:ia-c;J-caiiber 'MI th e nationsitions attending the summit agree on the need for trealinent lo Jewish people hnt,111 1101i lo roailsKli: areas a TABLE P row ers. C u stercraiid a l-'remont counties. revolver. revi such stimulationatlon, but di.s.n^ce of ways lo achieachieve it without the ' ; the Indians. lid roadside sp ra y in g •i.'i îweelwaler County Coronerr Peter! ' dangerofinflatloiflatlon.' . "They renicmber the Jewish Je Authorities wiid : IliBjiiuUia— ^niiiorum l.temvmse s the tend lo Vase Vas saidjtosa was gunned down"LVii e a rly — ' T he agendaJa for lhe conference consists ofiffivebasiclopics; five LAMPS —li0li>eaui^tr:>jut.we^t')uiiu^ti>k-ttw.j: I llie tiilche.s iuiil Tirmii; ' liiilui'ilay ^ iU ainre'sal iirair*umnlnmffk'otl ■ ■ ------Economtcgritc'grow th w ithout overstim ulationntionnndjnfintlon.- r —- - ww v why thtv have f(ir(;ollen the massn a ssac re s cojinrecate in Ih fences ad jacenIt t tolo lhe m ad. police poll c a r in Ihejiarklng lot of a bab a r .. - C u rre n c:y y stastability and especially th e prcs.siprcs.sure on ttie dollar, oftholmhan-s." • ' - T r a d e wI'ilh ilh anda aid to the developing nation.'lalions. IUST ARRIVED ^ —F e a rs of■f protprotectionist tra d e iHilicie.s Inisomecountrie.s, some ■ stylos S colors fo chooso - ~Energy.wiil;; w llh s p c c ia lW ^ h a sis on the huge Itrad e deficits the fro m . lJnile(lSlatc.sha;es has In c u r rr t bccause of oil imm portports, C a rte r hopedipcd tot have sottie good news for[or Ihtthose who want the .H[hi©F U nited S talee s to curb( lls purcha.ses of foreign■Ign pcpetroleum. Bul the from S enate F ridlay a y failedfa to p a ^ n biil lh a l wouldluld ei;encourage utilities nnd Industo'7 away froi^ oil and natural gas Itoward coal as a ‘ 1 ^ 5 0 fUcn^-.Hie bill111 w.nsw; hcM o f j^ t i l nexl w eek.‘ck by the threat of a I O a n d u p r w A / » fiiUWtCT. 'S>iny Su nd sunnyly MBnda^X y Carter willill bc able to report lhal U.S oil In-Imports have heen ^ unday ar cut by 1 millionlion bh a rrels a d a y since lh e beglnnlnginning of Ihe ye ar, the' d ifference m■nade ade by the flow of oil from Alaska, also weather forecasts; ■ These westerly winds will als( t« • '. - t i . v •; li! 7 •g-/o Tlie summitmit nmay produce .sonie'ihovemeiilmetil ion ti'ade. SpeclaF Twin Falls, Burley-Rupcrt. brini; in o')<>ler leniperature; ■„ m tra d e ta lk s in GeGeneva reached a critical stagelage t:this week and 11 is ■ ■ " ^ \ *®’' /■ NortBldcarcas: fortlu.'next few days. ------now up to thele sevensev !e;ylers lo prom ote lu rttier [progress. Variable clouds wilh The extendeii foreeaseast jt*rn.« \i ,T~ isolated .showrs or tliuiuler TueMlay Ihroiif.h TlnirMlii; showers' linlay and loniilht. c a lls ‘idr dry c.ondilu)ns will M ostly Minny .Monday.' Cool- warm seasimal lemperalure^ i". HUD' says'SJ inj' trend wilh hi(;hs in the itiis ililtlis mid i!Us lo mid ‘JOs an : both (lays, l-ow.s lonii’ht to' lows in the .'■>«s in Ihe exU'-nde W. .[KTiod. assistaitance Camas Prairie, Hailey and Tlieisti e h M oito i r js u pper Wood R iver V alley; — ilJOfcWO)rtH-feHlg— - ' Variable clouds wilh isolatedI Id alio showers and thunder showers I.- ByDAVIDE.AIE . ANDERSON tiHlay anil lonii'Jit. M ostly B t m c i Temperatures WASHINGTON;TON(UPI)-In sunny Mniul;iy. 0 «)lini: trends ^ ' a scK-cxamlining lning report,-the . wilh hnpis "fl lo iC) liolh daysi Max S{ln r< J*“0" Dmarlmcnt ofof Houslhi.flOd1 and lows lonliJil mid -lOs to, iioiso % r.r, I JS’- Eg- Ilurky .. 'Jl fi:i -J '* fio* . -TVvplnpn g -o u t:Sla j le l C.-iIilAi'U n in ^ r.O jj, . »oToe»»t.5 Criinwvlllf t!C 3(> t —— ;- - Goodini; 100 07 . . irl I bp^rtunltiAiilti..on:' ' I.*-, • tctatioFalls ' B9 S5 .. r . , : KlmtxTly 38 57 ,. i'l':'- Kun.i mm M• . N a tio>nai.;p|H n a H piure r t l n c b l n |C onilln«iilol Ixwlslfin' . -JO fll- 1 ter bu^.for your monoy on 5 McCall R2I 49 .Y ou'll fiovor got o boMer rtoflfioIuxurycar.Va i '' ,1 • Mln. llonu' yj II mm By Unlletl Pres.i Inlcmallor•njllon.ll Mciiiii ' mi■;; .71) ; ,5a injO’s'Taskc Forcc For on HuraT . uM lnl-cp Milwaukee 7H ' ... , MnjMln ][ R6 and Non-Mctropcitropolltan Areas,- i *Ih.','iU'1Io yi; 'c bI ' .. . ■ All)iiiiui.'r(|uv ' ,'.i'.i r,7 1.7 , Mmrpapolis mt I ... Allanlii a i;‘Ji;.j ,-j .N<-W<)fl,Mns 1 '.11 7C . concluded thlatriJral a t rii America. ' H urry^vvH i.U i n northward over Idaho; Thee S:ilninn Hll fiU I.- NcwYork HI ( ile th e selectio n Is b est! ,. S<«l;i.‘^l.rlin’.'^ "I"' ir. lio^.iDn If' * “ while urgentlytiy needingn hous- presence of ,thls ninisture • WY<-nuw^l„t»■ ti: l ‘J I . . . . 4'hic;ii;i> Uf; >;r,,;r, OklahomaClty lun ^ along with bln)nn daytime Cl.-v.-land il'.i -, I Omaha 'J iiu r.7 Ing a n d dcvelopfT?lopment aid, was • DalUtS • MJV 777 7 V , I’fiil,i(jclphl;i ti5 heating rcsulled In scattered _ I',' J’hotnix lo 'jj- I ...... no l g c ltin g nilall ththe a.ssislancc' F V llmnder storms over Idatio0 J )rsVlolm-s yu f)Hf^Ti ^ I’llljburch fi RO62 fromHUDthallt:laiirshouid,' . .■ ' Tw in Falls fii - : t rortlanJiMe. fi7 i . . Saturday which arc cxpcctcdd ■- . h'lroll 'JU fii 7 60 I.2C i ta ls o saidj that '•TWiaiM j B. rroBS li.llfilUlU iij. "I7-* PortJajrt.Ore. 71 ( P S B i . ijoconUnue into loday. ' € 3 ndlanapolls til 77'i i .SI. Louts li'j5 ( 'sS sudJârcas generallygone da-flot...... Temperatures Cfi* :r,.i S a l t L ^ % : /i gradual shift to a more Kaiuantily W Cfi n 73 !o3 koow 'D bout federal feder prograhj* : Th e,«ds fost ppl< h c o In / ( i e Ic MttxMlnPc no SanDlci^ . in westerly flow at higher levels ] U ■■■■• ih iil could aidid lh(them ondc«>etJ' 701 MqtnAye. ^ - is exiH-'cled to brlnt; drylnR lo >iitiNvlIi<' 71) I'.:ff ■■•i SJ^ 57 ir they do, [heythey doi nol knijw I a® 'H Meliiptllu . H 7 7J ^ .Ih c .Jdaljo..an;a-.Dn..MQm3ay.y,______Nurjnal______'^■L. ■’'! J how to lakece ndvantaiie.tu nf ■ - th e m ,..

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<6 Comnimittee enindorses 1%1 conc. DothDo' a rc candidates fb r iKc committee on the t percent Initiallve advisory advis committee electedd House1 GOPgubcmatorltitorlalnomlnalion, . . a g re ed F rid ay to cniendorse lhe conccpt of Speaker Speak Allan F, Larsen. R-lU^ckfcckfooi, Ils The committedttcc Is scheduled to m eet w ith . government rcduclioluclion but wilhoul cuts In chairman. chain It chosc Clarcncc Planllanllng of- the Icgislalive-inlic-inlerim commillec on local eaning toward•d renovation'.ns esscnlinj«;rvlccs,es, • Boise, Boise, sc crclaty , .■govemmehtlhBohBolseTucsday.lt discussed. A ppointed byly th th e Idaho P ro p e rty Larsen J"’’'' defeated former Hep.tcp. C.L. the possibilityy of of suggesting specific cuts More p3rison it m e tis Ju ly the Kllnd. oconomicbl and con go> up In Q mattor ol em allvcs al future m eetings. old state-owned Goo< go ahead institutions under b x:lding between slate transfran sfcr of in m a te s fro m Coltonwo(X S late Unlvcni- wooks; ovon days. Col) us.u s. VW o c a n h o lp . :omml»ee memtwrs leaned towardvard a Hospital before decldl ling and emancac when it n" >• not being used at Acting Adi Corrections Djrcclor V :lsion to renovate one of three exlstlxlsllnn buildings prcsenUy n al Boise Slate I proporty lai«t ba ofino, and lhe co- -tCrowl:rowl said ills department predict: rJ. micT .iSCo",t S«no>or iohn Daikar - ililtles owned by the sta te ra th e r than to Gooding and Orofin W illiam Ity. I.A. CLAWSON x a l Gooding. "'lllb ”______At the Seplemb( ildahoby considering fund glilatur* whUh wot I lldcFrenovalldn'ofUie’ capacrapadly of lhe Cottonwood centcr. \udltor Clyde by o, i.gi.l^on 1 2 9 CornBy-SJ^R------:----- \n estimate made by a Boise archlirchlle-. committee will consldc e present , posals, will hear an oad. VoU tor BorVar IBuilding "Boxl71.T.W . I detention facility and udit of lhe Stale lit tflh to look out ler 4 iral firm indicated that a 24,500-squa.square- Cottonwood female del r. Legislative Audll 7 3 3 -1 3 3 2 on of the Gooding In addition, Crowl said by h cly. your iQi bill,bill. , 3 It prison built ot the State penilenllcienllary possible conversion Koonlzonan audit 0 cscnlly Is-costing the experexperience as an Idaho corrections ibcrs also Will near the State School In NampaI woiwould hospital, which presci his own Historical Society, ) a year in upkeep. The he predictspr there will be to 100 cations of the JUIIBH NH W. . BARKER ' it $2,328,2 « , s ta te about $120,000 a > ins officer. Board members •ned ddwn a proposal to p pr*so' risoners In th e s ta te by 1585, lim itation In- BoxB o x S4V 2 5 >en. Richard Illghr R-Twin Fnlls,Is ppro- last Legislature turned 100 female discuss Impllcatloi personal estimate on what t o ^ Im pact ll could B uhl: u h l8 3 3 1 6 B | k blalned convert the hospitalal IntoIt the slate’s only pcrso ; based his property la x llmi sed further-Information be obtalr changing trends toward louder sc slate’s educa- 543.5 4 3 -4 3 7 2 tllullon Institution for fem alele Inmates, Ir Tie called • H ia llv ea n d th c lm p ; yarding cosU o fa similar Instllut ______' • ... for.ffor .female .criminal olfenders i IS. •scnlcnces - have on the state \ posslpossible increase in severity of sc also plans to f ♦ * thal mightI come wllh the the Equas and the _tiQnal programs. A m endm ent should It be ratified,' sentences xhe board also Fewer quesestions for dnIrivers Ame jualRlghls".

Ing to an abbreviated Crowl, Cn in an sw e rin g a question a BOISE (UPl) - The Motor Vel^Veliiclc converting h e division also cu t Its Committee Com: Chairman Edith Mille Division of the Idaho Departmcnm e n t. of ’ te stin g sy ste m , the c ■n asked by < from 137 lo 83 p a g es sa said id In th e a d v en t of Im proved inc Uiw Enforcement has sliced itss wriwrltlen liccnse handbook fn iller Klein, ’ photographs and . Hontion lfncllltieS for women In the I08i drFver’s liccnse test from 50iO t(to 25 eliminating p incarcera- unessential informalmalion. could be a rise in prison pop questions. 1080s there e becabccause ju d g es m ig h t tic willing to TTniH IT" The change was made- becausc In acldlllon. Uicie »new m anual costs 10 -. longsenlenccslong more frequently.'x>pu!ations " request submitted by the lli 0 producc, compared lo Crow] Cr also said as a rule 11 isi dlf to Im pose Transportation Committee during :e for the old one. predict pred the sizb of prison populatioi last Legislative session. ■ rtSiTr' Chauffer’s licenseise Information Is now in jn advancea( and he Indicated thatdifficult to ' The new test is com prised of muimultiple Included In the handlandbook, figures flgui arc running below averagi choice questions. In the' past 11c ‘ A division spokewkesman said the a arcrc now 27 Idaho w om en In pri:iat present. applicants were required to nn; ' ^ vised examinationlion system will save said, wilh previous predictions'age. } There k matching and (rue-false as wei tim e and m oney for Idaho drivers.. / figutfigure of 35. prisons, he J multiple cholcc Items, IS ■ m lEEB :es effectiveVE SUNDAY,, IMONDAY,-, TUESDAY L A FULILLVANLO 3AD JUSTr> I N I PRICE! p TIMEE FOR'OURR STOREWIVIDE I JULLY L E A M ^ ^ UHDBEEF ^ HINDOUARMS ^ 1 1 9 J I CLLEARMNCE ■ Lb^ 4 9 ' , : Gorgeous A. Brandt Swivel RRockers r from factoryry warehouso clearairanco In tho South. TlThe foctory's loss5 can( b e yo u r gain. I <1^ TREREE TOP • Beautifullylily styled • Acrylicic velvet BULKTDRKEY^ m PLE JUICE 1 WM co v e rs DacD a c ro n ^ ra p p e d Hi1 Density[ APPL foam cushionion • Extra heavy oaka k fram e r HIND0DAR1IRS I^AII • Double dcdow led-kiln d rie d • Steel — WBEy b e a rinng g swivel base. Linene

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VAILVAIL. Colo. tUPI) - The chairrairman of Ihc Van Dccrl)ccrlin. who" found a sympathetic Houselouse Subcommittee cn Communicjnlcatlons lold audience,, saidsaii radio and television stations In broadciroadcasters from the Rocky Mouniounlain region the Unitedjd StalesSi arc required lo spend 18.5 ' * * « F'rlday rid ay thc Federal CommunicatlIcatlons Com- million hours hour a year lo meet the FCC's mlisslon isslor has grown too large and must bp paperwork•k requirements.re< He said except for the w’hlltled hlltlet down to a manageable size.;c. internal flcvenueRcvc Service, the FCC im poses "th e Rep. Lionel Van Deeriln, D-Calif.,:if., speaking lo .heaviest paper pap burden upon citizens of any ' mlo ore re than 400 persons altcndingng thl e a nnual . agency off government.’ govi onvcntlon of Ihc Rocky Mountain1 BroadcastersBr The propos•oposed law would reduce lhe com- iffljer'i’lll* Associcssoclallon. urged media support; for his plan to mission 0to an an agency lo regulate primarily only restriccslrict t bolh thc power and thc sizec oof f th e FCC. th e technicalical aspc'ctsJ of broadcasting. . ^ Van Decrlln said hearings would)uld g e l u nder Thc bill1 alsoalsc would impose fees for operation of w■ay ay shishortly In Washington on Icgislalislatlon th a l h e radio andJ Iclcvislon Icli stations for thc first time.' • introduitroduced last month lo rcplacclacc th e 1934 T h at is jxpccled expc< to be the mosl controvcrsiaJ Communications om m i Act. He said lhe[he 44-ycar-oId ___^aspccl_of_hi_s_iegislBijpn..AnnunU:hnrccsj)tfrQm hi^l __ lawiw ww a: as Im possible to interpret. $300 io j7ob700 have: been suggested for smaller • ""It It is time to cul the FCC ond: its regulatory stations wllh wllh higher fees being assessed to ;' •' functioiinction down lo size ." Van D eerilnIn said.sa broadcasttmedlainlhelargccitlcs. m e '

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SANSAN FFRANCISCO (U PI) - * • WritcrArmistcadMauplnand riter A _ th reTC e roommatesn has sued form•mor er pro football player : ’ D aveIVC MM( eggycsy for $40,000 on | 3unds h c a n d several others IIKV.'W ILLIE DICKSDI< O F A SAN JOSK• BBA PTIST CHIJIICH GIUIV:;h im a c e s w h i l k i i k is; Itl'nMOVKirntOMh ACRCrnncc grounds LKUbS violatedilatedthcirclvilrights. • Hie plaintiffs said in their . ... . dduriiif' Ii Ih protcHi, In- WIIHwii h1iih Iu '(I >viili II k n if«fe t 1);])y an iiHNiHlum (note woiv o u im I ru'»r ribw) Tlie pi perior Court acllon Friday Superior OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) -— W Wilh a m a x im u m of' tlie oil;rity'.s Baptist clcrg>-mcn said lhe> 3t M eggyesy. Jo h n G. 1 they never heard mcy and several-unnamed p lanning a n d a m inim um of' lilooiblood, a man who called of hijn.ijn. Clancy c B a p t i s t mn i n i s t e r himself e a Baptist minister• let :aides nail him lo a Dickicks propped the cross against a pi rsons assaulted them on :t a pine tree, shed persons woodco cross for 10 minutes;s SatSaturday in an appeal his go\gown and, wearing only a pair of b. 3 a t th e ir Nub Hill for an end lo c rim e In Am erica.ica. resteded his body against Uie tw in beamlir of s plaid shorts, artmcnl. ^ ___ I cams. apartmc idcs f/ien fled f)ie j7->'ojr-old bcMrd rhe action said Moijgyesy W earing a hooded while cottonolton gown. Wllllc Dicks n a i l e d to■o a c r o s s jrcly wilh ropes and drove new.w ard tin ed bla ck m a n J a woman pushed in the carricdCl his n-by-9-foot crossuss IInto thc center .of w.lhrec-inchnails' and a w hish a n d sa n d fecL )r. knocking down apart- ArroyoA Viejo Park followed3wed by 100 curious ' door, kn [’ut it right Iwlow thc dots,’’ cvnm ii ■nt resident Jam es Goguer. onlookers. ° He e hhad carefully marked withimmanded a p< Dicks. ‘Where is Kopay?" the suit to p r o teis s t c r i m e Dicks described himself asIS milminister of St. John’s partsIs bbetween his toes and fingersI awhc pen th c fleshy Jled Meggyesy as shouting. s w here he w an ted 'e camc to gel lhat fmil Missionar)'M Baptist Church In SaSan Jose, but two of the nainails. We c ar V ______pay." ___ K opay."

E a r t h q u a kk e fatalityy ra te on thth e dechriie y EUEL Iro m Buhl . HERBDEU]AH CAHDIDATE GOLDEN, Colo. (U PI) - DurDurlnfj thc or considerahleihle damage. A significant No e arth q u ak e • w.'is repocported In th e t l S HEPUBLICAH /irst half of l ‘J7H. iJic num ber of^slK .sl^r nificant quake will re^lscKlster a m agnitude of t;.r> or "great" category ifl.O or hlglilglier.) Ile said ^ 14 - IDAHO SEHflTE carUiqiiako.s uround Ihc worldId Is ab o u l higher on tho ilicitichler scale. during the period, seven ■‘major’’earth-"m I* V *»’ i DISTBICT 24 - I rtTE WHO STANDS TOH norm al, bul fhe num ber of quakeke fatalitiesfn Person saidId thal is th re e lim es' the quakes wllh magniludes belwjlw een 7 and 7.0 * W TIIC CAHDIDHTZ W I FIRST ASSEMBL' Is conW crably low er than In thtie e pastp; Iwo number of sigrsignificant" quakes lhat oc- ” occurred. Thc higliest magragnltude of 7.5 / axes Thru Less BLY OF GOD CHURCH I U thc first six months of l‘J77„. was registered when (luakeikes shook the J S lJ P 189 Locustist IN., Twin Falls | ^years. acconlim: to a report by UieU -U.lj. c u rred durin u th '^m Ll Taxesvernm eiU ■Geological Survey. ' bul 11 falls within Witt the normal range of coast of Honshu, Ja p an , Junene 12, and in Ihc G overr W,nverly Pci'son, ncophysielst:ist at-lhe . aclivity'fornslx-six-m onth period- llu ril Islands region March2-1, VOTE FOR DEUE l [ > ^ July 18-■ 7:30 p.m. USGS National Earlluiuake Inforinformallon • - “Ourlng^av1 a v e ra g e y e a r, th e w orld canI Person said the largest. e; earth q u ak e in ^ I m h A U G U S T 8 — VOTI ist one ‘great’ earthquake, in' N oA dmmission Is: Chargo | Service, said the USGS has reporeported 3G expcct at least c l' the United States during lhe lirst half of 34Cs,5 in lhe A leutian quakes that have causcd deaths.hs. Iinjuries tremors." Perso;rso n sa id . Islands M ay 24.

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- SAN i5i EG0 (U P I) - VondjiJi White, Wl one of U ■ K nsenada.ida, Mexico, homo tn ncc<'ml>er,'r . tu*iy " 4 .. . wives of polyf’amist cult leailererErvii E U'Haron, Tliewlln.vllness said Mrs. White said shehe hahad been oncc said Christ had visited hcr'trter'to say he will visiledby by ‘•the Messiah, the secondi coucoming ofv retu rn to e a rth in -7 to 30 ye ars,i, a vwitness said al Christ,”’■ andan th a l he had told blTU e Would.(iuld return ■ Mrs. White’s murder trial Friday.Ijjy. in "27 to;o 303( y e a rs — th e lim e of a generaL’neratirin of M rs. W hite ts accused of m u rd e r and childrenn to to grow into manluxHl." conspiracy In the June IG, 197.^, shoshooting d e ath of Dean Grover Vest, 40, a formcirmcr follower of Proseculecutor Gary Hempel .said LoBai.oBaron or- : a n L ellaron, in N ational City. 'dered .MrsMrs. White to kill the 7-foo(-tall,all, I)l>eardL-

Bo is e : i u im i - m e m . o f H is Irif-u' O ffirejil _ternal Revenue SiTvk'f'sakl. Friciay by llic end of'june Kti FAMM I L Y S I Z E D Idaho taxpayers had not re .526 u . sS houp Ave'. W. ceived rc'ftitid checks lolalin« 737 34-6091 S39.0X) f o rl a x .u 'a r s l‘J7l-7C. About W percent of tliose . ll Vy .,1 i p i i o i n t m r i i l persons, how ever, have now'^ 1‘rni-lii'r lim ilril■ll loll tlh ruyiiinl REGRIGERiUTOR-HIREEZERS c laim ed Ihelr checks. EH I a * r a j T p » 1 , A S L O W i JIM 1 1900 IFOR A S ...... * 3 9 < m w /T ^CONGRESS JOIlE S i^REPUBLICANIN OTHEFER ilk n Jones is well ' qualallfied to represenlinl _ ___ I lQ i REFRRIGERATOR-I1-FREEZERS raREW GEtM T' — A S ^ E O VV r ^ S — ------^ P IU ill WasMngfon. orvod wilh Senator Lon ...... * 8 9 ordan in W oshlngton. B FRIG10ARIAHIEKD-FROSI. :'. : . . * H 5 Vlotnam votoran. ■ : $ / r successful Joromo allornoy oo . I WHIRLPOD’OOIWASHEB ...... * 1 99 9 ? ' “ nows Idaho ogricultufo. (REBUHT) '■ ^ 2 7 7 w / T 3m ily m a n . I hor&edriDHYER...... * 1 55 0 0 ' ”“ -Alt-AfPtlANCES CARRY 301 ■ 3 0 DAY W ARRANTEE------M A N Y M ORE TO CHO CHOOSE.I'ROM

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LOS ANGELES < UPI) - Buses,uses, not trains, arc passengerger railway system becausc It Is losing • efficient m ethodhod ol ground transportation is the future of Amtrak. the more economical and efflcl'e ffic ien t. m eans of m o re mon Inlerclly bus." In imost places, he said, Amtrakrak Under Caltrans'-prt• pn^osai; Amttak’s route Trailways ojofficial ground I travel, according.to0 a bus compony Hollandmd said Amtrak had an operatingating deficit "has been a costly» slly Ifailure." , system would be rcduc cduced from 27,000 m iles to in Its last fiscal year. executive who said the fedcra:xlcral government ‘ ofJ530inl Trallways is tlthe nallon's second largestijest I B , ^ m iles. Passengernger scrvicc on eight routes •mtrak continues operations on Us j should stop railway subsidies. “ H A m t nits present intercliy bus; compcompany, serving m ore lhan 5,000,000 . would be reduced orr elimcllt inated, while th re e new

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LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Authorltic!ritles Issued health warnings iturday for some sccllotis of the,0 LosU Angeles metropolitan ca. but the level of smog droppedk1 fnfrom tho the exceptionally . th e ree 's n oi)th in g a ( s re-i-assuri ■ing ■avy pollullonof the day before. The new advisories, which ^nclude^uded requests for voluntary ' strlcllo n s ,'on activities, w ere Issued Issu by the Air Quality anngemcnt District- for west San Sa Gabriel Volley and )mona-Walnut Valley, Chlldrcn and older persons weree w;warned to curtail physical------aIS s th e fa c e o f ann o ld frien cd l rtlvltlcs and stay Indoors. Motorist;irlsts were asked to restrict dwinftiwoaufieofpoJlutton^wivttchatJthftttaWumes. ' On Friday, officials for the firsti-st ttim e Invoked m a ndatory Jtl-sm og restrictions on businessescs a;and Industry to reduce air )llutant5, The restrictions Included a ban on]n uiunloading oil from ships, a Essp e c ia lilly w hf ie n y oour i o ldifrien !id ) percent cutback in production by smog-causing industries id the closing or business p arking; lolot! ts to em ployees who fail to w ca rp o o ls. The anti-pollution agency said th the e o rd e r w-ould rem a in in 'feet at least through Salurday asis theth smog, accompanied by ' m p e ra tu re s n e a r 100, e n v e lo p ^ th e a re a . helas b e te n seirv i in g Mi a g icc V a lle Jam es BIrakos, the district's deputyputy anti-smog director, said jmpllance by business and Industj^’j y totc th e ru le s during the first ay of enforcement was "spotty." "The smog condition Is the worst5t In rcc en t m em ory, bccause 10 pollution Is compounded by thehe lackIt of wind and extreme as fioof eat,” he said Friday. foo r o v e ir 6 2 y(/e a r s , ■ Scabies nott found in Idaho yete tin ’78

B O ISE {U P l) - C altlc scablcs a rc non-existcnti In Idaho so far lhl6-ycar,-accordlng_to. nn JVgrlculrlculturc.Department AnimalI ^ lleallh Bureau off Idol. Cattle scabies Is on InfectiousI diseasedlsi causcd by a parasite' ! ' r which burrows under the animal'sal's skin, laying Ils eggs and1 j ' drlvingttmanlmnl Inlo scratchingg ItslU skin off and losing weight. Dr. A.P. Schneider, chlcfofthelm:tm rer a u . sa id the s ta te also Rasi - ~ ... had fow reports of other animal diseasesdisc this summer. Part oft re you s a v e , a . - , f— ..... ^ "Where ' > ■ • the decrease In disease frequency:y ththi is y e a r con be a ttrib u te d to 1 S T a new low r anand d Inspection of cattle beforeB . . ______Fin they a rc allowed to cross th e s ta tele line.tin C attle from seven sta le sS ____ ren ce!" a ns dipped in U.S. A griculture Dcpartmcnt-approved ep a r scablcldesS I- does malake a differe before entering Idaho. But Schncldcr said one worryI for Idaho animal owners is a'B' venertal disease whlch’has aff«te

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' , HOUSTON (UPI(UPI) — A last minute alarm:m sounded soi by the ’Thespic spokesman conceded, however.-ver,-'lhat because his firm sent p D © — company contract!ilracted lo print, the Universityrslly of Houston’s theplcluilclures to the administration1 for review . It w as obviously yearbook will prob:probably ki-ep the annual out of adultiidu book stores the "caUcalalyst" In having them banned.med. •andputltbackonll{on the coffee ta b les of the alummni. ni, Tlie rcady-for-prior-print version was sent to Ihee TTayl aylor Publishing Company in Dallaslallas this week, but the printer;r quicklyqulc called the- • ' : ______", ' _ " - — ■■■ ' ■ ■-V chancellor's officeffice tto m ake su re 11 was w ha t wwas as wanted.w Crowds farim !lween 12 and 20 full LiiJEJINALWIEK Tlie yc'arbook)k wa;w as scheduled lo co n tain i)elweer front nude photoslolos of bolh men and women.n. TluThe chancellor’s |ll[plî|m s m f ^ c Al A P R I C O R I V office quickly bannibanned thephotos. Dylan finaale . m'- ■ ■ "Tayior'fi onlyjniy position Is we sign a contract conlr with the j 1“; ^ DIVE administratlun,"n," si:siild a company spokesman.in, “Oi "O ur only role In I E L L IO T T G O U L D u cjuustiunerioner of content — Is this what: theadvisurandtheai the ^ ■ in Europe school w ant loipulinlhclryearbookT’ put it m ( h e l r j T WALI DISNEY.'S ' B y Uniled P re sa Internalona]tonaJ • '• - w • y , Mon- Uian 250,000 Bob Dyloji fans \ '■■■• ■ crowdcd BluckbushCÂirflukfluid In -I f3™ SJUNGlE Yalelcy, England, Saturday'. .(or ( o r t h e .> • I P > INEnS FAMILY'PICNIC Fl ^ singer's European finale, caicausing 'f lF fc I I SHRINI 1 4 BOOK hours-long traffic Jams andI amand as ', H I SUNDADAY, JULY 16, 1:0I:OOP.WV. much trouble wllh forged tickets.rts. • ' ____ ------ponco*snl[J-n— tllabollcaf-tr■■-trnffic------— ItER FAIRGROUNIJNDS situation had cars hacked up six r m iles — ------F i t c y * P strylng'to get near the concert:e rt site, ■ WE^;VEAR FEZ AND BRING, TABLETAE V S about po m iles southw est of l^ntlon ^ SERVICE:e aAl n d n o n -m e a t c o)NTRIBUTION n t f TJilrlcen 'special ‘'pop trains"£ ”'ra„ llEV.DIt.JAMEMESR.CItUMLKYJH. BOB DYLAN NERS INVITED GUESTSi WEIWELCOME ' IOWSHOWIKB! p ...... j T / ? ' ■ from Waterloo to Fleet Stationon - the ... new licujcucl of LutlicraiiH. ... |)-stei!;>-stemr night cam ped out at the airfield.d. lo be delivered1 by caesarian secllon. NEW LUTHERAN CH IEF Police said gangs of tickett forgers for ’would not be »mbom Ihis weekend, but DelUelegales to the l.intieran Churc were more trouble than the massnasses of would nol say whenwht the operation to AmerAmerica'conventlon Tn ('liicago, a MMRT" people. They had discoverJdI at least deliver Mrs. Browrrown’s baby would lake severseveral days of unsuccessful altcii=tf’llipts [ci t t ^ O M E • four different types oT forged■d tickets ll( placc. tolo electell a new president, Saturtu rd ay / O u r Hom e Styley ie w hichhad duped hundreds of fans.ans. Mrs.'iJrown’sph;i physician. Dr. PatricJt , electtL'lected thu Rev. Dr. Ja m es R. Crunrum ley * ZZZE-OO l ZZ Slcploe, pioneeatlered Ihe "test lube'’ Jr.Jr. to head tho organliatiDn.. TESTTUBEBABYOKK technique late lasl last year by taking an C Cru rum ley. 53. of E ast W indsor, N.J l A M B U R G E I HELD ___ W k C R S n b SYLVESTER Tlie w om an carrying the world’srld's first egg from her and fertilizing It in his the[he secretarys< of thu organization,im.lte - „i,|w ith any In th e northw«f h w e s t ” •'test tutw" baby will not dellveiillver her laboratory withith sperm from h e r natloination’s largest and mosl ecuinei: ( STA IX O N E iieiiical iP T f l child this weekend and her pregnregnancy husband, John, LutlicI,utiiuran body, Crumley was a pap a rish " ' . Is normardesplte a bomb scarecare a t a ilc then implantclanted the fertilized egg paslopastor for more than ilO years ata t th e ,j i ^ hospital where she is staying,J, dodoctors into Mrs. Brown’s,-n’s womb. The process AscciAscunsion Church In Savannah. Cia,-Ja. said Saturday in Manchester, EnglEngland. Iiypasscd Mrs. Bro-Brown’s faulty fallopian CruCrum ley w as elected tiy a 337-330130 vote Mrs. Brown was among5 ththe GO lulws thal preventtented her from concelv- ofof thithe delegates’on a fifth balliiilliit to \ pallcnts evacuated Friday in whut InjfnaturalJy. "succcsticcced Uie Rev. Dr. R oberte rt J. turned out to be a bomb hoaxax a l the MMarshall, arsl who will step down Oct,ct. I to - NOW y u p Oldham and District llospltaspllal in • • CTIIEFCO•CONSIDERED workrtork with the Lutheran World .Mln■Ilnistr- g re a te r M anchester. Richard Hongljn g lsto , Ihe p o p u la r ics.les. HOWINGI ’ ( p f , " II Iiad absolutely no effect on her."h( a ^ former Clevelandmd police chicf whose , Cnimley’s cni torm as president Is four hospital spokesman said, "Everyv erything firin g spurred Ih'eehe effort to recall Mayor yearsyears. J j m ichaelcaiCA IN E here! ES^yiarr^^ - . .. J J KATHABItUEME PR O S S A llan HHo' ow a Is a c e rtifie d foo try liis . . . _____ fus FRI.-SAT. 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> d y s s e y T h e Optiptim ist C lub ofo T w in FallsIls s a y s l e a r s e n d NORniDGP:\VOCK. Maine J P l ) — Two M aine m en have ist atiout attained their rcam'ofbceoming-thc-first------— COUPONS EXPIRIPlRrJUtY24, 1978 • randfalhers to travel from 1 Mn a ast to coast on bicycles, TBaA]^ s i fo all the people andind businesses who : W illiam R icker. 63, and his > ------1 ------1------T h e O pptim tir ist Club of Twinin FcFolls-says thanks to 3n-ln-Iaw Nomian Tlbbclts. . | KTlBEFiWILy ^ ] lilBTfiiiiEHHIlYLY * • - to the success of lastist w eekends A.A.U..U. Junior Olympic : 5, ^ o p e to be pedaling into \V ^ j BOODFOROTIII I in a n y ' wway contributed to t •ortlSnd,-Maine, on Wedncs-' ' ^ SIZZLINSIRtOIN' m eet in Twin Falls.5. A lot of people leftsft saying tliat they5y w ere impressed ay. Ricker's wife said Fri- j track mei SHRIMP DllDINNER t in Falls ... the commtnmunity support the OptimistO obviouslyly rreceived and the oy. ' UkdPitab I [ Bokadpolaio ' |)> j b y T w in F T hey began th e ir journey in orrr.nchfrl.. 5 * 1 1 1 5 or rteoch Frits ' Iw I way theie titrack m eet ran. istorial. O re,, M ay 23 and will asd Teus Toast i cndT.xn.loo.r ▼ \ ,avc traveled through H Rog. $3.19 ...... I Rog. $2.69 ...... t e lales and about '1,000 miles \l ^ Coupon Good Thru 7/24/78 ut to Frank Charlton1 aand the staff at the high school; to ^hen they get home, Coupon Gooa Thruhru 7/24/78 J ^ C 78 J A s p e ccial ia l thanks goes out t< Mrs, Alice Ricker said the es Jerry Kleinkopf,-• DDui uane Stands, Jim Ferguson,Fe Bill Joneses and Bill Ingram; lair w ere in a llltle town in c o a c h e s . 1 gave of their tim e to officiate: and too thet Magic Valley ipper New Vork Stale and i \ bdbToF misElA’iiryf 1 to all the individual who ga' i i i T i i o j leading toward Albany. I\ ^ J iSrauiiiiRi j S w im CClub lu for officials andid ththe use of equipm ene n t, , •They a re hoping to be in SIRLOIN FILET tlolnc by the m iddle of ne,xt I veek, possibly Wednesday," CHICKEN FRYFR' STEAK ! - 1 Bakadpololo Bel Iso thank the followingfing businesses and indndividuals for theirr flfinancial support. iiesaid. , * Bak*d potato ( ortronchlti.i 10 j W e also i S tac y BohBob RoeseM otors "The Iraffic has’becn heavy or (ranch frlai , ondTo.a.lao.t ^ / ' ' i ' Culllgon Peterson, Seamons, Sta n New York and giving them cloClaiborne Const. ondTaioiloatt $ 1 8 9 1 ! :R :og. $ 3 . 0 9 ...... U porory Homos Inc. & B oncroH 1 few problems, but they said ^ Contomporo Nev/tonsNe» Sports jRog. jj.2 » ...... Boyd’s ColFee h e ro ad s should be b e tter in I ! cCoupon Good Thro 1 /2A/7Q^0 } . Blackor* hru7/24/78 J L ___ LomcTs & N e ttle to n /crm ont," Mrs. Ricker said. Coupon Good Thru im llto n Jim Belrl — State Formirm •M o-J Lloyd Hamllt WWalt al Bcltxor She said her husband and ' Kentuckyy FriodFri Chicken Contlnenlol Baking ion-in-law have Raveled ] ■ ShoS h o tw e lls ___ C lo u 'd 9 B a n n e r F u rn llu ro Jirough a large ^rtlon of ------1 . iso c . HHomo or Plumbing \ iDOBliiiiiitSiLTILY Ropor. New Cor Dealers Assoc Pennslyvannia ami "were I F Oo7o7EHTiRKTIRE FAMILY j M.VM.V. Electric y i S p o rts X e ro x romplalning aboul the many I Donnollyi Sp AMAMFAC illis." ______^W orberg Moy!i^j^_^ X^^RAHCHEILH 4 I H K . . I ^-SIZZ--KA--BOB— ___ I ____ Movtoir r* : r ; ■ t “ l - — . GGemEloctrltiupply^- ei ------— “ In their trip the men vistled rPhormocy,, Family Foot Cllnlc“ r B3kRl Pfllito . ( t Ah10* I ' CfowloyPho relatives and friends in I' blitd Potato a C h a r te r R o so a rc h " MoiMeadow Gold I orFienchPries ^ #919 1 I MoNEdiPlzI sP IiiQ - Peoria. 111.. Jackson Hole. George Gilmore I cr frtadi Frits J I andTeiasToast / M a ttr e s s Don Johnson Photogro|g ro p h Ge< VVyo. a n d Akron, Ohio. I ■‘EvortonMatl j t Texas loajl - iRog. S2.69 ...... ^ Dove Korsen HoiH o lid a y Inn ' Tibbetts Is riding a tO speed “ } YoongiDoirD airy j R«g. $3.99 ...... Joe Clements Oil 7-U7-UP 3ike nnd Riker Ison a l5-speed ^ Coupon Good Thru 7/24/7;/78 ■ I Taco Bondt'd*n d td o T P e p sl-C o la ^ Coupon GoodThrirhru 7/24/78 I L- P e p R aleigh. _ _ _ _ _...—J _ Aco Printingifin g CoorsofM.V. M agic Carpet TravelI M.VM.V. International Sterling JowiJ e w e lr y Ken Coiner 7-El7 -E lev e n MOVIE GUIDE FOR FmiES . O .K .T Ir Mcs PoriP o rls rli Motors PUnoyBowes " c : GoryEdgerton ' ' SmISmith's Food King Family Night Spec B a n k o Id d ta h i o ecial I ' CouCounty Sect K’i AsloH Electric- KEEKEEP/KEZJ lids S ta-R lte Monday 5 p.m .-9 ] HobH o b b y T o w n Toys 3 p.m.^ GomSto1oV\j to W e l d o r s Home Fedoral M otark's Music T. F. Coco-Co:o-C olo T itle W e s t \ \ Wl DollDolryQueen “ F ree Killilie Speci .BowlaDRqMR C ^ E Sherwood'Roberts K-9(K-96 •rulf -. ' Idoho Bonk & Trust Pacific Frulf S p e n c e r O M ice S u p p l y ...... Iw *- ■ HOURS: H A.M. - 9 P.M. Steoi(&Cako Farm Bureau jnturoncci n c . S p » PsrklnfSteo . . - Blu« l.gh«< M 1U.H.-1DP.H.-FSI.8SI. SAT. •sm«r>wn. - . 1 , u , ^ 1 1 , : I c B11 Blue Lakes. eWd. - 734-i i f f e •1 I I ; 1 . r l r;Ill i “ 4-5 1 6 0 ^ •y ■ ■ • ' \ ■ _Sunday, July 16.1970 Tlmcb-mcb-Nows, Twin Falls, Idaho A-7' le was iall butt deadI q...^°for H'.; ^ _lhnt had a cane on one end.______: ...... ______IIIIc_sald_un.^\CDusluuk_ ------m o n th s . He c o n tr a c t e d d di o u b le ^ ^ CouCounty plant palliologlst was pneum onia. Dul he w as 21 and lolot u g h - ^ Th'The friends prese n te d Ford1 wwl ilh tw o birthday ^joiidoing a disease ,sur>ey in P"'-‘ Jusl out of tlie Marines. GER,JERALD KOIU) cakecakes, then se ra n a d e d the Fordiwilhseveralsongs. wil ^hlwhich he placed potato piahis lid.us he ,. Ford and his family have vacalacalloned at Vail tor inpin pots around various p a rts of •'Tliree, four limes they.told. ■•WBVmlp„r.y ' • had Jusl a few hours left,”I," M rs. many years. theIhe potato growing a re as of . SarSaraccno said. "Uul 1 didn't beliix;licve it. '\ J ______y th the c sta le . AmA ndneiU ierdidL inda,” - - •• Miss Krasclialla spenl everyf nightni at • herh e r fiance’s bedside, talking to hli i S m S he heard , a s II they w ere on a datei r “ ‘' V e r d i cJt-due t - i ~ " 3 ^ B f i i i i l " SUraceno did nol flicker an eycl■yclnsh. , xoy SO (Klmberiy Rood} to it, by Friends and doctors tried n » n Btldga ■ Phone 423-SSI6 .Neat KImbeciy. Idoho •scourage Linda’.*; visits, lold I o n ja r vv i i s P Q n^^^RetajSi__Ron_o»mm i forforget Saraceno. :allf, (U P i) - * w l ■ ■ T " j lolwlieve • OXNAriD.'^Callf, ORI HARI f i "But I loved liim. I refust“d to I Jusl knew Tax crusader HowardHowa Jarvis, them. 1 wanted lo help him. 1 ^Jus the power behind P Pll ttt( Ilian ^ f l S « he could m ake it." WFEHCIHB SPECIALS K“...... W..— Miiilaiirtfns .... SKftuU /O oom fo r 13,cxpcclstoknown w i Linda decorated his root Halloween. She placcd a tree M, te Is •" >“ “ ...... » i i 4 9 ' Ss r - ...... n % ' i H * ” „l N™ da.nko„drl.lns. 10 room a t C hristm as. She .spen 'K- » T ...... A Superior CourCourt Jury de- idfc.icai YcY e a r's E ve wilh him. itiu 4 i » c CEBI;EBARFEHCE BOARDS Sm “ , . . sm20 ^ hree hours Fri- sis 1 2 n» ijssB e * t i n ' ' wc-«ta» Al the end of J'i months. SaSaraceno liberated for three retired for the ...... opened his eyes. He began w;watching day and then rellr i r ...... 11' «. L ^ P f 7 • a finger, weekend. A verdlverdict is cx- tilHt.lUjr i s sm 50% p r LilLinda. Laler, he could move a g J H . , ™ iw w tio . t x o / r y thithen his arms nnd legs. Hee ttried to pccted Monday. Sm» ...... u w l W / O speak. Jarvfs,75, wasasarrestedbya an - I v * i w as th e only one wlioiho c'tiuld V e n tu ra C ountyj„ty Sheriff 51'iV,X= JCKfl ItotWilKtajI **< i n ^ understandun him when he triedd tETESAItA(lA C IC N O ' ' s;Saraccno went to the Rehablabllltalion institute of Chicago, Finallyly 1h e went iccd Jcuill toiluy llicyVf! pi:pctiinf' inurru'cl homo lo suburban Melrose Pari•ark. ..1,„„,1CC«..»1>'^>'"»“" “ ''

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C h au m o n t ■ ■ S o f t &i P l u s h A misty soft, dolicotclicoloiy-carvod plush of Elogontiy-sofi•soft soxony-toxturo plush^ o hoat-sot Anso® nvlonylon with today's so- hoat-sol continuous COI filomont nylo;y!°C ------phisticotod "frosfodo d Ic lo o k " . •ofor ^ . . yarns; widofido ossorlmont oJ docorofo / DISCO.. ■ solids. R e g u l a r l y $ 1 1 9 5 Back-lo-School Fashion ^ 5 $ 1 3 .9 5 ____ NO\N O W I I R e g u l a r lly y $ T 9 5 Show and Dancc -- -AAo'zambrqufque $ 9 .9 5 ...... N . . O W / Coming August 3 ^ Tiio 100% DuPont)nt Docron®[ polyostor pile yarns ora twIwft. ^ ply-jUhofilfSaJ foc_ Fam ou:JUS F are bottor toxturo rotonoto"ntion. Each Iwo ply_ id in o six huo variation jll-bodlod Dacron® polyosfiosfor ond is spoco dyod in Doop, full'b h another two ply six ^ - plusn In1 a rainbow , of crisp, luslroiirous ■ & combined with ar huo ond'f somb^imosimos”analogousrsomo-~ - solid colors.o rs. timos complimonlaryI’iary — olwoys mognifi- R e g u l a rriy l y $ Q 99 i 5 $ 1 1 .9 5 ...... NOW # R e g u l a r l y $ 1 1 9 5 ______$ 1 4 . 9 5 ____ NO 1" Cmirpet is oimr Specudalty W' SHOP ^ INTECRIT .. AU3 e Brawn’s 1 Claude Top-olip-of-lho-Sfoir NITURE-CARPEI'ET l ) MUSIC-FURN TWIMI N F A L l j J ■iS: M oisOIS T H P MALL - &-a Timoa-Nows.-TWin Folia.1, IdIda ah o ' Sunday, J u l/1 6 ,1978 o s c s g g g m a i i N m m m Fishing f f f m ids & Reels;A / ? |glMlftli^«l=l?1 COSCQS^^St^e A ddress^ 1^29 705 Bluo Lakos I OSCJ^ " Blvd.-N. 9FFs’ y 59# s,store H ours: ' 9 -1 0 D aily U 9-9 Sundays Pricos Effoctlvo SundoyJuly ISthru _ _ _ ' i I iL r- S td h c a n N T r n m m s m m m m - a W o GSuarantee u j M M ; Your SiatSiBtlsfactlon gV a Wdw4nl¥0o't0b©plc«»«iu«d wlin owrything you buy ^ w«»p*«»<)ltlobo,ttiiumltlo g • G as , <• »ny0»ebt>fuo«ofoforaci 'Bf^twunn Wrj-mtnHuatn w a --^ — ■ j ^ \ 5 '=5SffiSpsffi • taU4flod.m*n*«r#ndi(Jo ®«lo^ C o n ~ i : W[ 2 G a llo n / I I ONLY V 2 2 9 -

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By DONALD E.MULLEILLEN flrehousesjcs a fte r M .iyor W illiam H, S UnltW Press IntcmaUoraUonal offered to-jolnto-jc personally negotiations in an \ ' ^ settlement. ^ o ' - Municipal strikes plagued LouisvllIsvllle niicl Phllaclc-. rc a c h a sett sides met In City Hall thnwgh;igh thet night - Iphia S aturday, bul policc w ere backhacli on the beat in • Both sld( hcjalks broke off. dlsseaslotJ-wrackedClevcland. - before thcj vlllc Ennis, the acting union presidiresident, .said , - Louisville firemen. «ho haltedId a H-hmir strike Granville had refused to move from Itsfi staista n d Uiat it I F - ' lale Friday, returned lo their picket picl lines early the clly hai I'fcr only a 5,5 pcrcent p.ny raise for the T > . ^ Saturday allhoufili a seven-hourr roundrot of contract ' could offer ters. who currently eanvW.cyI aan n hounj.li He ' ' la lk s Jnllod lo producc a c ontractiscltlement,' sett firefigliters ar binding arbitration to end th.e e disjdispute. In Phllndelphia, garbage was begbeginning to .stack called for bl jvtland, police union leaders calle i .•.‘ci'lT luid jio■police poll proifc'troh for T9rrrhoiiCTifrerpnUcirprRrtiTn ImI ^tccT T iriiif' of*rS*tOiritH5 , the strike would affect his chances.iiices. Firefig h ters Local MS. agreed lo returni to theirthought the Contingenc;cy plan It’s Excitingg . .. it’s Fun■un BiNGONO. Ill HAS for postal ststrike P r i OFFICICIALLY ENDED.. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Thenc DefenseD Deparlment says II I U (Ail Ticket!ets Havo Been Distribi h a s a contingency plan to use Ihee m lilitary to deliver the m ail In DOUBLE }ASH BING( U MllSTBtffiDEEHEDBYH case of a postal slrlkc- IdW l Q IJ'5 WIHHERSMU VThe Army Is the cxecutlvc agent age for the D epartm ent of Free Playing DiscUses At Albertson’: D efense to provide m ilitary supportx>rt toI the U.S. P ostal Service in Alb ease of a work stoppage." the DefenseDcf< Department said in a sta te m en t Saturday. “The Army has a plan entitledled 'G' raphic ffa n d ’ (hat is f(iee resu lt of coordination with lhc U.S.I.S. PF ostal Scrvicc. which began In 1970," th e stn le m e n t said. DEPEND EIIPR "The plan will only bc impleinplemenled if and when lhc postmaster general requests assistance asst and the president d e c la re sn national em ergency.” Bah jy Only Spetteciam MARtRGARINE I lend Craemyl >risl.Sev«U' ■ d l® © S t. DANI!ilSH p i Peckeg*...... ^ b \? M © TOTIf[INO PIZZA 1 Oswald Jacoby andanc Alan Sontag iog*Ch»*t«.Suig*> ■ 39 I •ppvranl. Your Choic*. 8 ^ 8 C hance play is! v w i n n e r

king, ruffs a low dinmoni) i^#M A YlYONNAISE I 1 draws trumps,■stopping li m NORTH 7-ii-A . « 86 dummy. Then he discard Iwo clubs on the queen on ^irstOfThe Week] S p eddais B 129 » Q 10 3 Fir ♦ A Q C 7 2 e ig h t of d ia m o n d s an< ♦ 8 G .1 ' c o ncedes a c lu b n t U ic finish South was fairly lucky. H siiuiTS C W EST EAST could not Iwvc made hi ench Bree a d iiardorPiiltbury, ■ ♦ 7 5 3 2 * K Q ]0 9'-l game if East had held fou ¥ 7 4 2 V 65 diamonds lo the king or 1 ♦ J953 *K10 6 = 1 tru m p s h a d b ro k e n 4-1. Bu ♦ 102 4KQJ5 ■ if a bridge player waits fo c.i.p,i |03Ye SOUTH unbeatable contracts h(h e ■ ' p ^ o rs Beer„.....,c.Com...... 2.98 ♦ A J won't be set much, butt hi.sNt Playini; al tour henrls,, iDo you lutvc .1 question h I ioig.SiicinBrUo.' Soulh can see an easy game‘ Itic exports? iVrilc "Asl< It ■ Rtdrip*toity. M if the diamond finesse1 Expcris," ciirc of this ncnsp works. Bul a review of the,2 per Individual nucslions w bidding places the king off ' t)c iinSivcrcd il accor}){>ar)ic dianjonds right smiick In the2 by 'si.vjipcd. scll-addtcssi UCK STEM ct)velopcs. The m osl ir}lctot East luind. rtton's Supromo J. mf] duesiiaris will be i?scrf A lboftsc ji H H Therefore, Soulh. after L, ll\is column .inrf rcccn 7 Bono H n I # winning the first trick with;J copies olJACOBY MODEnN. Mw hi.*; ace of spades, le;i.30-...... ^ ■ A s s o r te d ■ M a c a roml n i Mild Cheddar Barrel SaladI Cheese lunch Meal I lb. l . I Henny Penny . Would You ' 09 i r Hs«" >0’ 10’ Buy Boots ef Stew ■ Ciiicken. ■" A n --..-lb ?- Froin fr- - Pricos EffoctiveeJu Ju ty 16, 17. IB, 1978 Steak Chef? AVAILABILITY A Each ol Ifiese ajvoii,iscd Doubtful! You Could got o " imms Is required lo t>« rcafliiy line m od from on oxpori- availatilc lor sale at or below oncod Chof. After oll-propara p a rin g Iht atJvcrtisefl prlca in each is his specially, not soilingIng boots. A '^* — “ | 6 8 Albertson’s store, except as • spectlicailynotedinttilsid, Choi mokos it his businoss-ss 10l know food. Thot's why R A IN CH ECK ho's good ot his work. Armour Stortor PartyP Stylo . At Aolco, Its our businessess to know Ironsmissions. stilvs to have on hand W o'ro Twin Falls' largosl)sl transmission speciollsls. sutnciamslockQltdvertiJed. , merctiandlse. It lor any rea built op our roputotlorr' for \N \S m Our businoss has been buil ^Pori( Sailsage---:- son we are out of slock, a honest, othlcol prodlces. Wo'llWo givo you a dopondablo RAIN CHECK will be Issued ostim ato ond written guoror□rontoo-on our work, ond In ensbllng you to buying item - - fe Franks ...... F iJ.39 A l b e r t !t s o n s at liie advartlsfld price as - ;k on tho rood in iiist ono doy. f m o s t COSOS, h a v o y o u b a c k o r illy know'transmissions ... . 1221 Addisoji Avo.1. EE., Twjn Falls soonasltbecomessvailabls. ^ Luncti M eatier"..... 2019 KIMBERLY RD. . K TRANSMISSION Cfl.- ^ 3 4 H 0 U I I J Icegbringig y o u iii^Ourpeoijeib rin g m M B V ^ C P

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Jarold1 Stasseen off £and ruunningg agaiiLn , ivcr • seem, to say: Why kick aa rrman wiicn nc lawyer hav r . PAUL. Minn. (UHi) - If HHroli:iHrold His cam p a ig n platforiijrm tealures such The students sludi did, 1 w as 2-1 o v e r- have added up lo, ^le has ! elimination o t' Boschwltziwltz (lludy Hoschwltz. million-ion- Is down? prosperedwl ffinancially. In a tinancial ' ^ 9 Stasscnsscn Is a drea m er of lhe inijmsSiblcssible standard planks as t balanced liudget. a lre plywiplywood dealer who has all but "II Is a historic factict lh a l silting report JllodH«1 asi n candidate, he Showed a M dreamam, . he also is a man who might federal wasle and a bal : In GO i’ polllent sewedcl up tthe GOP endorsement for the acro» lhe lable wilh.hiI.him tor four nel Worthrth betweenk $500,000 and J1.25 *M h a ve csp sp ared thcnation a niKhlmare.•c, but In an Innovation In AnV y e ars.” S tasscn said, recall>calllng his d a y s million, ' he had prevailed. \Vateri;al(•rgale cor]>ons from laklnn legal Ief d.s In laxes senatee rarac e). I was 70-30 o v e r AnV ot ::o porcenl ot d e r^ nm. .T The li young people are beginningling as a member of lhehe cabinet as Stassen w bably would have been nothlni)thln|i below a minimum ot <;n was born, some say running, lo cumumu lbthrough. President.Elsenhower’ss "Secretary"! of in a comrcomfortable house in a rural rc than a bad druaiii devoidlid of o prptllsannually. ber ot the biggest "Hpiieiem em tw r. I’ve' never losl ana n P e a c e .'' " lh a l I thoughttit ilit would b e a , setting of W lHy. In all likelihood K tdchard m n . -IhLTe arc a numlier of West Sl, Paul. He completed junlr)'wliich have - elecliuailia ii in Minne'sola. I’ve hit quitete a tragedy.for him and for rth tho country, ll high schoo!hoo! at 15. college a l I'j anil a l 21 on'5 career would havi* been:n de-de coriw rallohs in Uie coun Ills creale.s a verj- few dusiylusiy detours on the national ro.id,o.id, .was Jusl as basic as that."t." had a lawaw degreed and was preparing lo :ed, if nol ended. paid no laxes wha This lhe average lax- Out we're■ve're building up a base, p rim airily rily ■ Stasscn would clearlyy ra ra th e r discuss run for Dak tie career of Slas.scn'ls collccUonllonot o bi|d psycholog>- for Ihi Dakota County attorney, .f - fromI lhethe oId« people who rflflembcraber an .Invention for "plajplay-and-lcam" In belw 5.” bul Harold Stasseii Is not a1 mmai a n p:ry<'r.’’ h e sa id . between limes, he peddled is have »iuated ' when1 I1 %vw as governor ond thO';>'oung}ung p la stic blocks for whichh he he got a patent ncw-spnpcntipcrs. sold pigeons, rabbits, K ' «, ' (0 lookook back, No regrets, he says.s. NoNot Published reports "1 probably don'l voters.rs. 1 the nuw voters wbo wA-anl anl a l age 61 and now Is in n th the process of ‘ skunks, vegetables vu( and once took a job B ■ V forlholhe couplet: .Stassen as sayin^; “I ■Bpifc'y'.v * lu indlcalrtt thal somelhlnjYthing pLso." . merchandising In thisIs country< and a s a Pull The saddcsl words 9! tontjuc o rrpcn pen have a chance." He Pullman conductor .on a St. ■oader polls.give Stassen a showiving ing m a n y foreign eounlries. !. Paul-to-Chl Are: •Umii;lilhave'been...... j-ctting his views aerocrus.s in a public Hroadei o-Chlcago run, be as important as of onlyily ata tew percentage points, ■ "They arc very atlractiiictice playthings In IM2.;M2. Stassen ran for a third term larold Stasscn. who turned “J7J on0 political forum may be. Stassenissen’s political meteor may havelavc for little children.” he salesaid, "but al'the and boldly boldl took' the almost ' un- ' ' ■ ril 13, Is dreaming again, lieHe is-1 winnlng- Tied. Init tor a period it burnedm e d sa m e lim e a s they HayHay they learn prccedentelented step of announcing thal If . mlng for cRepubllcim nomlnationatlori "You see.” he said,1,1. -cvL-ry .me ol illnirari. lilly. possibly reaching its lulleslJlest arithmetic facts, rcadiniidlng and word elected,d. hht e would resign to enter Ihc the U.S. Senate .scat now helduld byb the.se cam p a ig n s aceon.•omplisheonie eer- briglilly. lination ln-iy:)C when h e led lhelh e ' facts. U.S. arme rtrgrvlHpi'I h” w lthltiIhlhe other.

Nothing’s more furfun than playing — ^ B ctasketbaldlleam Double Cash Binelingo... so r lo>ses i gannle , but [tg i^ ( /S ennds up wwinner ES MOINES. Iowa (UPI) — - Before1 last week. Chuck ■' laak never realized losing a basketiiallbask game could bring a HV nsomuchaltenlion. ^ tite r tssons i imaak was the leading scorerror on( the Lake View-Aubum ^ 5 T bealen soundly by Iowa City 1 School learn, which was beal ,lna In lh e cham pionship game garni of the Class lA state -nament In M arch, am aak and his te a m m a te s dldn'lIdn't know It then, bul lh a l loss f lr i 1 ntually put ihem before millionsons ofc mn 3;.zino rea d ers across country, Maryland company; impressedsed with^ I'.e dclermlnallon and M L ake View-Aubum displavcdxdalth*. a :,umamenl. featured * 7 / T Icam In an advertisement thath a t i ra n In Newsweek and New; -kcr magazines last week, * 7 / k he two-page ad Is dominated1 by a color picture of Lai ~ak. mmate Dave Seger. managerr CaGarry- U onard. Coach Bcmie mJ i m 1 Rockcl and Assistant Coach,ch IF ra n k K ra tt standing near i»S ^ Jl lr bcnch a fle r the 63-50 lossss Kto R egina. A photd'Kraphcr ,Lamaal<>lurcd lhe group, looking long-tQng-faccd bul proud, watching. teamglna so accept the cham pionship3 tro]trophy. i was kind ol surprised Ihcy did It on us," said Lamaak. a 6* Highit-l.guard S( who .scored 23 pointsInls in the championship game. i .’inner." ^ “SS; Regina:vefybody usually lakes the winnc loumrh an e ad w as paid for by M artln-Ma-Marietla a Corp.. Dothesda. Md,. ilch m anufactures a v a ric ly of pproducts r ranging from ccm enl I t o evenluDaerospace systems. Companyny o!officials say they chosc Lake ^ u p thecouiew-Aubum becausc lhe Black:k H;Hawks never quit or losl their ilsc despite being underdogs. >l poise“ It’s L the 20th a d In a se ries■s wiwo have been running.” jiald th e artlnIcai spokesman William H Har anvood, "T he sc ries .«a"i)es m ind It. m ostly In people'-who Y orkercellcnce wherever we found tenvlsc-would be unheralded ------team‘Il's’about m people who achieveeve excellcnce Ju.st going about • Van:ir Rl normal Jobs. Our peopio worewer impressed with the.Lake • • \ Ihelrcw fckids and fell they displayedyc(f whal wc were trying to get caplunross:^' ------m Regln!)rhe headline for the ad reads.. "C"Ci oach B cm ie Van Hoekcl and ": Iw Lake View Black Hawks: even ever when ihey.lost. they were foot-l.nners." " Erhe v e r copy icIls of how Lake Vlcw-'lew-Aubum, one of the srhallest Thetiools In lhe tournament, had.logo to g against a highly regarded . whichponcnt In the title gam e, ^'883Hg^ to "Ata er halftlm c, they trailed by 21. TTw icc they trailed by 28, They ___ View-,ced a leam experts called beslit in th e state. And slill the Black iw ks would not givo u p ," ll s alys.. y s.. Lam aak, who will continue hisis basketballba career at Wartburg Martliillcge, said he remembers whalhat 1he thought when the picture J v f l IS taken. lULlV'OUld hnv(» boon nice to have the ichamplonshlp) trophy.______It I was thinking about how It'wasIt wj the last game in my loui- WmJ'V Ihcir:ar >career," he said. "That's; ththe e w-ay a c aree r should end. In Viewechampionsliip 1 game.-no m ailerilterlfyouwlnorloso.^-! ...... -— WM888l^^ cam and residents of the Lake The ad itself caught the team IcwÂuburn area ln_northwestt lovIowa by su rp rise. The leam and lh e)aches La knew' pictures were”bei”being”iakonrbU t'iintinhe •ail” • . ■ ppcared, they didn't know exactlyactly how the’photographs would > Ttieju scd , ^ -V^ '< school"W e're all pretty excited andd happyha] about,*'said Kraft.” who ^ 3t th e school. " T h ere a ro a lol ^ n 0PP°"'as been named head coach at Ih eally nico schools in our confereiference and 1 think they kind of .' ;• facedhare In this. I don't wont loto s;say our- kids are Ijclter lhan . ‘ licic's another chancc lo be a winncwinner < \ Hawk;nybody elsc's. bu l I Ihink they deserveddes It." • . ...a n d play the niosl CKllinggOingogaincin Wn! ; \ \ Lan own! Our lasl O'Ttic whs ;io popular,liar, wedcciilciM\% odoil , Wc ve 001 ail ni;w fimtio (j.imcc cardscan . all i-i;w Bmno discs J plus thniiG.iniis ol cash pn:c5; lor 0our lucky siipppcfs' To r l )ee Smith getets aw ard Iny. |usl pick up a licc Bmgo card nnd CinQoE discs loday wtien you Jj- shop Thi;n mnlch llii; nuniborn on youi [iinno disc lo ihc i ycar- and )nally— or lill all 'I cofiii;i5—youI win' Tlic mote dibcs you riRt, idustry Man of the Year by support of the food manage bclier.yout clianccs of ■.viiiinnq So makem. siiic you pick coach10 University of Southern ment education program at r USC, up lice Oinqo discs al H'e chnckouxkout lane or ctrvicc desk cach allfornla's (USC) Food larketlng Program, accord- you comc into llu; slon: Smith’s Food King Is a ig to Dr. James Stevenson. p riv a te ly ow ned .lOO'Stofe Irector of Food Management chain operating In Southern tUSC. • California. Las Vegas. Tlie ow ard w as presented lo Albuquerque. N.M,. and ►d d s c T i a r t m ilh during the 19th annual ^ O D throufôut Ulah and Idaho. ood. Management Awards _ ■ Oiitl'. ,i'i- ‘lOOilOCX) lot>0 UuOt«j.iys .-Illoi piornolion boom:. ~Triere is a branch slore at • „,v,.ii;U wn^kly II...t.M(li-itiMdi-i 10 (niiicatn ptizo-.. i.i'H .iv.nl.iblo ■anquel a t Los Angeles. Calif. TwlnFalls, ’ . • *2251,22 2 9 i n c a s h I p r i z e ; 111 (),ill.cip.lt'''tir.'0''''’ T he aw ard Is given annually O dds Etfeclivo July 16. . e l jia la M iittobewonbbyourluck)kyshoppwsN j . Numberber Oads Odds I OFFICEE S P A « |1 „ ■ AVAILAEABLENOWJy^t^^te ' ■ . " fS e ® H 263Socond,nd Avonuo North- lingo gam e is available only I .2I5S(I.FT.,0NCraDFIIDFIOOR ' The Ooublo C ash Bingo 222 "aêiMToT' 'a.g o ^ T \ at 23 Albertsons. Inc.. BeBoise Division stores— 18 ■'106 222 ■ .AFPiitix.i,a38.su n.w. WITH n DEDWOQD DECK laho. 4 stores in Oregon. 1 ■ ' 5 0 ...... 3337 3 7 'j6.^V o j_ M49!9„' , beu5< J stores located in Idaho, H OURrORMIM ER LOCATION store in Nevada, alsoIso 6 Montana stores. This 25 _ _674-574 _ 9 .4 2 J[lo i 725 io 1 H !itlr>IUi.>nro.UIII1,711 S ( ,n .- B S l« llil« sin . promotion is scheduledlied laendt Octot)er 14.1970. ■ l 6 1 _ WM7 7 7^6710 1 _58fH»JL \ Double Cash Bingo3 will officially end when all ■ P L 1 N T Y'0 o 1 r PARKING '■ " " S 1,6675'~3® 7 5 J“JL — sh a n J gam e tickets are dislribislribuled. Tickets' and prize anyb ' monies, will bo distribistribuled and paid-in strict U> L uy g y - . - u ^ v ^ y g o M ^ l j t 'S i adherence to F.TC. R65R6QUlaUons, , V ;:;':'-.' |DANOBENCIjCHAIN 7 3 3 -H re g Touinotrfew , of F?rtzes 3 3 .0099 9 9 .'ie iioi \wmmmmmmmmm tmmrnmmmSiim ^ . .. . . prcsli h a s ^

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/ Sunday, JulylB. 1978 Timoo-Nr Tir 9,-Twin Folia. Idahb B-1 Legal ffees ; M, paid Wi/îlkins 1 How to0 heal in Gooc►ding Byl/DRAWEOIE 0. SMITH ^ Vwith so , nmea-Newsvjwswrlter - ourids GOODI NG — Gooding County’ CommissionerCor Jim Wilkins hasIS received «,274 In counly funds lo!o paypa for his a lto m e y s' fees in 0o . ■ • i By KEN HODGE In 0 totally red room," Nelson civil suit.. Tim»-New8v/rlttf said. T hcÛ t questioned Wilkins’ digeligibility to continue In office:e When people expose bccausc of rcsldcncy qualificationallons. It Is now now pending.g N r ' oBUHL u — Under an oprlcol • themselves to colors, li^ t of before U le Idaho Supreme Court. - ! tre•ce e Iin a back yard northwest that color frequency Is Wllkliis Waa charged in thee suitst with not living in the t Buhl 48 people sa t in a circle. tronsmllted lo their auras, or com m ls slo n c r distric t from w hichIch heh w as elected in N ovem ber, n the grass singing different energy fldds, and is coUecled '■ I D . / . ______• K.- • ■ ' r • HB . i m — ^------snes in unlwn,------In cncrgy-£cntm^.io-thelr______Gordon Nielson,a Boise attomc;omey who served as special Without any signal, they all1 bodies called chokras. Goodin g County prosecutor In th the e c ase w hich w ns h e ard in B .■ lopped at the same lime. Nelson’s demonstrations dlstrlc I court Oct, 27,1577; said1 FrlFriday he presently is writing ’Then a young lady in loose- were part of a weekend the bri cf for presentation to the courcourt. ^ lUtlnUllng pants and blouse kneei Feminine Eriergy Workshop Nlel Bon, senior deputy In th e IdahoIdah Atlomey General's office,e, ng by the Iree leads the group, which induded yogo, sufi I ‘"S'" told ti: le Tlmes-Ncv.-s the Goodingig countyco commissioners’ action I In n ssinging l out a toifc starting5 , -dancing, ways lo develop to p ay Wilkins! a jto m e y fe e s ^ sIS d done o i without his knowledge, _ It 0 lovitpitch and swclllnH lo-- psychic powers music _ Ma'rgare^€^l!mcn^s, cc«5âierk,ierk, said “If wc hfld-wkiled any—— il>ih-t>Hci»dnote. ------longoT Ihere would have been moreo re I to p a y rp lu s In terest." Tl,The young woman,- TaraI cosm ic ffEBee^...... In hU fifth district court; dedecision upholding Wilkins’ - " A y 1 NcisVelson Is teaching o workshopJ Group leaders nt the RU yr Workshop, like Nelson, aU eligll )Ully, Judge Sherm an Bellwotllwood last December ownrdcd I f c g i i a. n "sound and color healing. By ■inloning." or emitting notes, - preach 0 wholistic ,approach WllJc Ins payment forattom eyfeesol« s of $2,515.55. - M m 'n* tU bill w as paid Feb . 7 out ofIf ccui u rre n t expense funds lo F c lc r ihe explains, one’s, persona!J tophysical and mental health, J,D< >yd, the Boise atto rn ey represenesentlng Wilkins. V . encr2ncrgy can be directed to helpp ‘ ."This wholistic kind of Judge Dellwood said Wilkins; did live In the rlghl district by" ■ ^ HI lieal others. ’ health is w hat m y cam paign Is the time the suit wos filed by a group& of Gooding citlzcns In . /M Colors, loo, can help healII all about," Bill Chisholm, a June, 1977, because of counly/ actionoc changing the precinctct y ' sicksick peoplc,Ms. Nelson, 0 Loss candidate (or the Idaho boi indarles in February of that yearyear. AngAngeles tcachcr, says. Onec legislature, said Saturday. “It Nielson claimed the commlsslorssloner district boundaries nrc friend, who burned her handd applies 16 the environment, ch anged every two years as sllpulllpulated by low (In January of whilewhll taking bread from thee too. Everything we do has an gc n eral election y e ars), w hich wouliTOUld be Ja n u a ry , 1978, nnd were= ; oven,ovc meditated for 455 effect on the environment. nc it legally affecled by th e precinnet ct boundaryt changcs. minutes on the color blue-V D r. Kenneth Briggs, a ’Twin Falls psychiatrist who al Mrs. Clcmanls said Friday thele additionalad bill of $756.87 whichch . : f ■ gredglng, travel expcose, m eals and longI distance phone calls." pro]proper use can calm nervousIS has tried intoning or sound. ppeople.'heal » i side ones and,d healing on'som c patients with infliinfluence or change mentalll good results. ottilattitudes. Nelson cxplolns. He olsa said the conccpt of "R ed is an energizing color.r. color healing '-makes sense" You can even overdo it.1. and may prove to be a useful Mini-twisiS t e r rips Im agine spending a lot of timle e psychiatric tool in th e future.- trees, hitsts house

tree as It was twisted around TWIN FALLS - A mini- and dropped in his yard. Part twister whipped down Main of the tree fell on the Barnes Avenue West In Twin Falls home. is^ early Saturday, tearing one tm In the roar ot the Barnes tree oul of the ground and home, a bedroom window was ripping limbs from another. taken out, frame and all, anc Cecil Barnes, 529 M ain Ave. blown Into-the house. A largi W., said h e looked out his Filer Hotel antntiques on sale b ranch ot the tr e e w ns carrie< window about S:30 a.m .'and lo the fronl ot the Bamc; saw a whirling wind with a F IL E R - A ntiques and1 otherolh' furnishings o t th e old Filer Hole! home ond dropped on i slrcamcr-llke tunnel at lhe will go on sa le a t I p.m . todaysday a t Filer. parked automobile, breaklni base. It tw isted th e lop out of u Antique rocking chairs,rs, straighti chairs, old dressers and the windshield. tall tree In the neighboring ■ commodes wilh oval-beveled'd e d m irro rs a rc Just som e of the item s Mike Morrison, who live yard, then hit the rear of the which wUI dellKht collcctore.;ore. next lo the Bamcs house, sal Barnes’ and broke a tree he was sleeping In the yard 1 behind his house. M arti Nowait, ow ner of)f lh(the hotel, has decldcd to close it unlil 0 sleeping ba g . T he wind hlc' ■it Just twisted that tree her six children are rearedred •and she h a s lim e to t>ccomc a iio td . _ the bag up against the fcnc around, taking It off level wllh • returbisher .and manager,ger. She acquired the three story. and blew him up against th the ground and dropping U In building tw o and one-halfIf yeyci a rs ago and h a s sin c e been working , house, os he tried to get Int the yard. Then It seemed to to repair plaster, carpctpet hallways and rooms, and paint, thebuildingforshelter. JostLopolfTlfflel-NtBi rise up and disappear,” . .R O B I N L>eigh e i English is huggedd bbj y . ; furniture. "I wanted toto kekeep the anlfqucs, but I want a new Idnho Power Co. officialIclals ______' «Uing_oll but a few th a t I WMt In m y — B am essald :------:------after— a kiss-from her-mommom and the Other the __kltchcn m ore so I am scUIn said they had no serloirious ’ ------; ------^ h e ^ o m r MV r lrsreiaudia-Engiishraftei - As it passed a tall apart - ap artm e n l," M arti says. ’ problems In the aroa on V k is s she crossedI ttthe line first jn K im berly’iriy’s bottleshe was tauntcaunted with during the ment house next door, it tore V i c t o r y fc sheriff’s office and pollc hbprs Day baby crawlingvling race. It also was the girl’s first She will closc th e third floorflooi room s and le av e th em d o se d until oul the wiring nnd connec ^ GoodNelghb i bloltcrs made no notationsins ( ot sometime In the future whenA'hcn she reopens thoim lel, The sccond tions, although some of the race Saturda;'jay. H er two rew ards? One birthday. [ serious damace. floor room s will be her chlldrilldron’s, and sheplans a library, music wiring was wrapped In the room and lols of Indoor ployplo^ aroa for the children for stormy winter days. The hotel, a frame Ihrce-sree-slory .building, dales back to about ID05, Mrs. Nowak says, andand nowi consists o f 11 individual rooms and five ap artm e n ts, Includiduding her own. When it reopens, she Far meers giveen cha:ance to) speakk o u t hopes lo convert It to apartmirtmi ents.

nnd water - what they feci:1 the malor Yankee2 says the Twin Falls ‘SnowSnow .-.urveys wlildi keep BYKENlfoDGE • tuluro generations? - ' appraising soli nnd U.S. during conservation problems,”. p office Is soliciting solh oral and farmers!m e rs inform ed aboul w aler Tlraes-New# writer The U.S. Soli Conscrvalloallon resources In the U.S. i s. "We want to written comment comi trom all outlook.look. Rock houndss flockf to Filer Scrvlcc will be lookingJ fcfor the next six monihsIS asas part| ot Yankee explains.' leck-up on uncover any comconcerns aboul concerned;d ccitizens In the TWIN FAL1.S - Is prime answers lo such questions ththis a . nationwide , check-i F IL E R — G em s and airtita rtifj c ts Trom a s fa r aw ay a s A frica are rams. soli and water proliroblems.’’ county. HeH e lu has been visitin g *AA ranrange management pro- farmland being eaten up by year as required by the2 RiRc- conscrvatlonprograms, on display today ot Filer:r In lhe sccond annual free gem show • :ssm'cntwil! "Government ta agencies are organizations,lions, form groups, gramim ,d designed to protect • . newsubdi^slons? s o u rc e _ Co n s e rv a tio n A(Act He says the asscssm'c sponsored by two local "rockrock hounds.’’ [ul look t h e - oflen in th e poslll.slllon of tciling and publicllic-scrv s lc c c lu b s to . .. ranIge g e landslai by saving the soil A n T ”r6w’"crop ' Irrigation"' passwl ■InDecember.'igTTTrr^by I ' be the first careful lo ".."C Jsplays will be open to thithe public nl-no c h a rg e from 9 a .m .lo Is programs' people what thelJielr problems sproadthewoleword. • base.se. '- system s for soil nnd bring their own horses to3 pracliccpra the methods he demoaslrales. buroaucrats unwlllln;vllllng to budge from their rulnilebook Is pj w nlerco:,ler conservation. a l CSI for m ore infonnation, ' * VYSULUVAN Contact Shnwn Davis al K ByR AY SI nffccting the migrant;rant Ihousing situation at the Norinriand Labor 3-News writer Tlm es-Ne C am p. 13 m ile s northorth cof Rupert. A fo rm e r a n d mnembcr em t of the Minidoka Housingg/\ulhorlly. /\ BURLEY - A day-longig hhe e arin g a t B urley la st week^ Of) oi John Comeron, descrdescribed how 350 people live In “ chlckcn _____ m lgrant-jad—seasonal /annworkcr /ac hojislng . ip "Idahidaho . coops, a s f it f a s l 'm'm concealed.-They'redUap^ed.co e d ^ repeoledly focused on onene ppoint:'almost'everi-one agree;rccs . The authority, workingwork within the labor camp'sposponsor,. Uie e i belter living quarters are needed.neet iieftca PeklnB, People'ss RepublicR( ot Chinn. • According and W elfare sta te d w6i1cciJilcers in ' Idaho. Washington‘ or ; Thai fear isn’tt unfiunfounded either. Cameron explective Republican presldcnlinl can( ■ . . . lo H p c n k A classic example men' lers will be avnilable. * two yearsirs hence.he be en sold, no others

— • ------, ' i B-2TImoc'Nows. Twin FallB, Idahodaho Sunday. Juiy 16,1978 Mig*^ a n t heaiaring focic u s ; Vandals delleslroy flowi?rs, ter housiiling need(ded vegetables»in i Wendell WENDELL - Mrs. Melvit:elvln Shirley of W endell w on'il h a v e ' Continued from page • ^ housing, and as a resultresult the housing and health jin y home-grown tom atoes,es. c;carrols and cucum lw rs lo CiM this 'hlch funded Uie lagoons', eay.sy.s no _ conditions deteriorate/urate fu rth er for Uic w orkers, sum m er • sewer hookupsj can'beci made outside the city'sllty's ■ Even when prlvately-o'tely-owned housing is availa- Vandals, possibly as, m:many as four, destroyed «;very Im pact a re a, whiivhlch .is only a half mile outsidetslde ble Iti'towns for migramigrant workers. It doesn't planted vcgetal)Ie In h e r gardgarden Friday niglit, cltyllmlts, \ r necessarily mean qualltjluallty living, according fo a ■'I’m-Ju-st sic k .'’ she saidlid loloday, a fte r waking up lo fini J her Joe Oalloa, rueru ra l housing specialist w ilhI the- sta te em p lo y ee .' . . vegetables pulled out byy thithe roots and-strewn arounc I her Fm H A 's Boise; oofflcc, told the com m ittee; the thC Vickie Strank7'supersupervisor for'• the Btirlej' y ard. "W hat m akes people)le d( d o 5omelhlngllkethls''” FmllA docs notlot like putting labor centcrnr.H In C om m unity Action Agency, Agen decried the lack of The vandals, she reported,rted . palled up her rasp b e rry pli mts. rem ote a re a s t>cc;w cause of the low resa le va luethe e the quality housing forr migrantmig workers and the trampled her shoulder-hlgl-higli com . and rem oved tom ato,' property has Inc;1 case of financial trouble anddthe the attitude of private homecliomeowners reluctant lo rent onion, cum cum ber and carro;arrot plants. Tlu-y left a pile of rooi- governm ent h aIS s tlto repossess them , to“Uiemmigronfs." on the couple's front doorrasa a s : reminder. -^OpintnUtcc member me Perr>- Swiaher wryly ^ ■ M p P Fm HAIIA may be misnamed a l« resulte?uU Stn*»fc;*ald m ig raints n ts UieyU often find deaning tts kcluclancece lo finance housing away from - dSte doubling andid tripling.trip She estimated the ] average deposit at SISO i 1 S150 fo r.m ig ra n ts she has ^ J Swisher posedid tthe theory that while mechani-liani" come In contact with. zatlon is cuttingIg :into the needed migrant labor,.,l,0P In addition. §tru nnk k saidsa: migrants who find forcc In Idaho, thethere still is conslderablcdemand Uiem^^vcs in, iroubleible withv the law are nol ror-tetd-taborr-I:vHow«vorrtho-lack-o rar e ______hotKlng, cspecladally in more remole areas,rt-as Por.fljttiple. shee said.asaid rccent newspaper m e a n s m o re migrilgranl and seasonal farmworkers•kers slory Ift'Burley containedalned the names of four men ar^cbooslngnottiDt to com e lo Idaho, bonded'out of jall onI simsimll ilar iirrest charges. The abibout you The end resulsuit; more Illegal aliens ("un-••un- ..th ree m en who postedistcd bond: had a Mexican docum ented worliorkers” Is Ihelattst euphemismnism surname, the fellowow releasedn on his own A n d ((T j i i / / folloiv yoiif used In govcmrmment circles) flock to thosehose • recognizance did not.t. inln'K •'x«c//v ^ m/u'ii il outlying n.s to take thoso jobs at lowerq w e r _____ didn’t.allJooic_alioic_alikc,-liuh'''.’ committ«> _ l; * i . ■ - u'inlii They—ellK'im’t-quibble—ntiiBte«a>e poor nTGlTOk^tSwIsher r e pilie l i c d d- ^ : : ^ ~ ^ i - - " ' f uinrral n r , and burial srrrirrx C a n d i d , I j’ f otr r yvoiir loift'd onvs.

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1-19 persons th e Ramada Inn "FuJNEWCHAPEL n H u s s d a y , 'Ing $10 a head ' j i a mn o s C . a n d R auf 0 . R e y n o ld s to^fabr the sixX GOP conten- ders for the now i by , < MMomborlFDAondNFDA o r d d lto n A vo. E. • T w in F a lls T he occasionn \ a ' i] ’ 7 33-4900 beer and potatocitoes m eet Uie J:itl I iS'Ji candidates dinncimer, sponsored by the Re- pelican Women Associa-

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*Jay Amyx said politicianss seldoma make Jong range for dealing with problems, He saw Uie property tax rebe:belllon coming w w hile he w as Maîlayor of Boise, JOJOLODOt'lirD«' w as the | [ / / A . J SWISS STTEAK Popcorn with I chuckwagorgon breakfast held at ci' ^ , ^ 'Y ' sta te s num ber one problem. If | t h e m a k i nnt^S g ■ P^rk. Huntundreds of residents to(took . Idaho doesn't draftdr a sound ■ Every large I I ‘ • advantagec;e of the w arfn.early m ornir)rnirig state energy progi;ogram ’by 1583, ■ ICEE Bought M . J ■ “ weather to. feast on pancakes, egge g g s , Uie sta te could suisu ffe r a se v ere B r s I 'o recession, he said,lid, a n d s a u s aa g î ., M m m m m •Larry Jacksdic^n of Boise. ’ ized Evans for f a llb g lo m a k ec decisionsd and "ii^caane byf committee.’'c - • ffito o to fflff[fD®S— I T n e ^ a v c m o r iss ignoring Uie I gsHsff— z zrq . ■______Initiative, ive. making no___ — M arybell-Kni{light • ------plans for its passage, p; and ------SAUCEPSHSEt— ill go away, Savo OurR*g.3.53 BUHLEY -''M a o 'b c lt Holyiilolyoaic Knij-ht. fi;i. . Survivevlvors include five brothers, ov. Jockson said. dicfJo Thiirsclny In Burleyey i at t h e Cas.sia Jo h n and Albert Holyoak of Burley. / ‘Allan Larsenn ofc Blackfoot. TQIIPK Mcmorinl Hospilal. Holyoaicak of Sait Like City and Fn grlculture and 2 M S h e .w as bom Feb. 13. lB9i1B95, at Parowan, Holyoakak c of Ventura. Calif. She wa.s prccpa-ceded "f' T n n rn n t« ' cncrgy w crc two tw< important |^Qm) __ 3 pc. onomolod lol ovoll- U tah. She oUcnde,w Bift’rh tam 11,0 cro p s? " Uo would "gel NDOORPLMS ^ Utah for many years. Shetie rm a rrie d A lfred ^ i'e in the Pleasant View Cemeter )l business in a 0OurRog.“ '' 19.97 - -N ew el Knijilil Dec. H. I'Jfil,:il, irin the S a lt i.a k e Burley, FiF rien d s m ay c.ill at the P a y n e Cli Sundayy afternoona and evenin;; and prti Citvl.-DSTcmole. 1 5 . 8 8 cs on M onday. ‘ '» .cx'’ ••Bulcb":h" Otter of 9 5 . 9 7 1 Caldwell. Otter;r sa id th e l Schodloro,lilora, FIcut Oonjamalna, NylonJylon cord, oleclrie groii Andrew Pijl>ippiti I D ocora. Yucca Tips, cutlgr, WOOLITE® CHOICE >11 percent Initiallyitive w.t ; an °®' utlgr, Mowi, cuU, Irlmi Merrill Horiiion ■ AfoUoEloto Elo5cnll«»lmo. tjroii, ^ ^ 3 ' OorRig. 1.23:1.7a • TWIN FALLS-Andrew.'Pippllt, Pip infant sou example of Idahoihoans '•Uirow- ■. IN FAl.l>S - Merrill L. Ilormai of Mr. ond Mrs. Dale Pippiltipitt of Twin Falls, TWIN rm aii. (./ ing tea in th e h aarbor." rb in HHMI Falls, was pronouncoil e at I paternal grandparents, Mr.r.andM an rs.Eufiene :croR sa id th e ; ' ' HDUSEHOLD FOU d a y in the H eyiium C em etery "w ith J OgrR«a-44- PippJtt of Twin Falls: a0 pMcn,.,lp Broa. rgy plans were ' WoorPhw rPW jferifR ?...-...... 9 ” •t M yers officiating. F rien d s mm-^JlMt a y c; energy Krandmothcr Mrs. Barharrhara ■ Meins ol lay call at •‘socialistic,” anc hile Monitary Tuesday, Wednesday and am ounted « n . »i. Waukesha. Wis.; and one: brobrolher, M.nllhcw J ' .•sday .md , q c thlhan dlstrlbu- am.Wilb. IUif:M Ctarcw|...... T hursdayday a l n a.m , Pippllt.______tlOn of existing powpo' er supplies fc 20001r o o o i i w l l n n r ...... 8 9 “ “ ^ 3 / ” * on the basis of need. That Kmart brond 13">35' olumlnum toll t» Idool argument couldId be turned lb.4iII0l4iH) liWB H o irtf...... 1 2 9 “ (or coohlriQ and ffooi- around and usedd hyh California Innl Pick up lovoral to gain ld.ihr> watc'alor, Ravcnsc- ' Dl*i«:liic lawn H»rtr...... 5 9 ” roTit ond tovo,' V ffll®g y [h]©i[|p o te D s roftsaid. i'jissin >Iciiinri»l lljitiio .llrnuI 'n i o r l a l Krc.SB w ai Adm itted . Admitted ' PlP|j - K athieerlieen Fairchild, Kevin Kodrji:ue/, -voters to I R alph T, D rnncy and ^x^.stc^T N, Waklev, both amand Glenn Kober. all Hurley; . Buhl; Herman R. Tunier. iiazcltorclton; Mrs. Daniel Braun., Malta,Ma and Sherry Bingham, Rupe • ' i i o . s e , u p i F. Stone, Flier; Lloyd W. Hickey.koy. Goodlni’, and Dismissed Mrs. Ilic Maxson, Mrs..I)ean. DaiDaniels, Richard KrusJenJen.setvand Marilyn Koyle, Burley.irl.-y:Ton,„ nita AbroEo JM ale Sian Ka-.HS ^ D . Shcrmanrnn(l.>;tfs. Dalc_Cipr£ippiu.,alI.Twlii ___B raunjirKand Joy Cnwk. Malta: .luanlta ^ rubttC~tufUllI?nl '- " rr Falls. and Kotiyiobyn Brower, iieybum; VernaFa Fcnnol., B O akley;»; Gary( Buss. Declo; Harveyoy CGaboon, Ihcro Is a U,U.S. attorney E fiFl'W ' Igation into his r a • . - Dismissed , Almo, nntand George Ixibusch and Su.sani>;-,n S m ilh R cw ral InvcsllBa '"'n liOTpollllcalcarai MrSi Boyd Forsling, Filer; Jayson Jay h . Lloyd. jw ri.t. K re ss m a d e th aeHo K w Toylo^, Mrs. Mork^la rk M a rtin . Mr.s, . B irths ^ tho statement' ^fclVx .i/', acl P. Brown and oauRhteliters lo Mr. ifnd Mrs, Markk Fal F a irc h ild . videotaping tch nnd dnuRhter, Burley and ai Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Blr m P B S |^^;;6R tn LUlyi'iny, Brtona Carey, Rupertt. _ t Graham and son. aiijwr, Castleford; - C;oodlo|(CoDnty V.; ^;'John Hansen. O b m te c d ^ ijs'oSd twin Rirls tic Peek, Hagermon; Vida Mosher AR RAMPS , PAIR '"^miCTR^^ P ■’Ahrcas nnd Mrs. ncc Uiis rh o m - nd Mrs, Blaine Allen and daughte Tim MoHens ond son, all JerorIcromp; Venice E. ^ ■st know ledge of .- . a C f i Turner and Antonio Escobar.lar. both_15urIey; any such supposewsed Investiga- ' I w U 0 9 7 Elm est H. Lee, and bnby boy WWca' eaver, Ixilh [Julil; •I Hon by e ith er thithelRSorthe M I 7 s ; # t * 6 _ I K 8 8 2 D a y t Mre. Leslie iBurman. and dauRllauRliter nnd Mrs. Admitted . Department' of Justlcc," "I W ^ M O w R e g . 7.7 7 Gary Ledbetter and »n , ali KimI)Clmlwrly: R alph W. . iDelIRo' Debbie Day,, Kress said. “Fin■ tot 01/ I warn in » ^^24.88 Pair Rowe. Be'riyn McArthur and Debb Io in various ffylos Thomas, Sun Valley, and Lawrence Jen-scn, Burley ■ • to say thot Geor 24>ga1lon.square can with Llttlo Playmolo. Hl-lmpoct i b r lc ; Sizos 6 - 1 B One-pliie-plec9 steQl construc- ^ R 1 c h f I ce I d . _ Dismissed tax p^lcm s aarc his pro- aa...... \ tion.Biin. Built-In wheal cradlo.. m elal’look lld,handles. polyothylone. ■ ...... B H h s - C harlesrles Lagd and Judy Borden, RupeRupert, and- not myy jproblems. It, w ere bom to Mir. r. and ai Mrs. Daniel EvaAstoriton; Burley. . £n>^thatUK!(>c congressman, H' F .îS rT iler, and Mr. andJ MrMrs. Ike Maxson. VvU/^S'warcofh!if h is s h o w l h g ' a t l . . ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H T w i n F n l l s C l i n i c TW ln.raJs. and sons lo Mr.'. andam M rs. Clifford . ond Iss a g ain se ek in g ' . ’• Gos^'rt, Flier, and Mr. nnd1 Mrs.Mn Fred Jame.s. Adm itted h is se at using ththe politics of .^•B \jhl. StephanihaniiiJ£lm C arter. Tw in Fall.s, •_

■ ' } ______- t ------^------r ------'t , ' f ------*3 Sunday. July IQ, 1978 Timoa-hioa-N(>w\j'“''’ Idaho B-Ii '

BBB^BSsnaBaBnoM i Eioiweer »ay 1W e SK,.*"! L. e v e n tts slateed D o n ' t M J e a n 1T o ' -‘ M r loneer Day iL- traditional Hanerman Pionee ^ HAGERMAN-- The R u s h Y «o u . B u t Sw celebration, commemoraliralln g lh e a rriv a l of MormonI pion'pioneers in t . . . \ ^ • •Utnhinl847,wlllbcheldJId J u ly a . •LEvents will includc tw f i TWIN FALLS MAISJ A UNITO OF ALLIED STORES/ i /

Jo»oL06«iltifrREi-F Aa i an d Tom-Wood checlleck to see what their metal detector hasIS fifound in Twin Falls T r e a s u r e r City Park. The twovo ^were exploring the h u n t park^Thursday eyei;vening and the lotal tre a s u re r of th atrnight’s iii hiinl was 21"" cents. SAi V i rMG S iooding S

Choose plocomolslls oor nopkins in on array 100% docron polycslcrpo with long sloovosVOS Straw bogs with1 brownbro\ vinyl trim in throo of solid colors. Oval val« or rectangular. and ono button1 Clcuff. Regular 25.00, , stylos. Woro 1 4 .00.0 0 . ■ ■ ■ ~ g Strong, lifiii>un»-'-- i Going floniibagiflo . I RH MlMliJ«»Spofl»woor

^ Ourr Storewiiide- - I 9 9 _ 1 2 9 9 9^^99-— I ■12’ ^ v : LADY' /ARROW COBEDBBIE FLANNvJNEL BACK LECLOTHS i ^ v jJULM ASSOR)RTED BLOUSES; "GiRANDEE" R / TABLE(

t Wipe clean toblocioijcioths in geometric, print 1 polyostor in siripos and Throo colors of th this comfort loafor lliof - 100% dacron | .and solid stylos. GcGood soloction of siios. polko dots. Bull:u|lon down collar with cop' cop was 24.00 Some irregulars. jr to 21,00 •, Lin Linont t e 3 B aM c em Mitio\5porl»woof S K Thousaionds of dollclars in ^I 5 ^ 9 ^ > .9 9 1 9 H markrkdowns mecions llm , conTTON DENIMS VANI-NHEUSEN NORERELCO DlAL->l-A-BREW YES SPORT)RT SHIRTS

I ■ Now brow miserjr - You con brow os litllo ront • Thoso woven pla>plaid shirts ore a Cotton MGS I Fashion denimsms with V-bock styling, front fulMOcupcapocity. • as-g-to 5 cups or full SAVIN •If bolt. AAissos sizes. Regularular spoly/iinon blond.nd. W oro 14.00,- dotail and soH J You! Hurry H 2 4 .0 0 . y ! 1 HooiHoo»ow-ofo» Mi»»o» Spofliweor I.•J ^ ■ 9 9 _ ] 499 p. • Big M 12Z 9 ^ ^ 9 . HAMILlILTON BEACH p Trades [ > i | CLE/EARANCE FAMOUS)US MAKER S / a \Vj1 STEM'/C/DRY IRON RIBOUTOPS CARDIG/IGAN SWEATER I I •Delayed 'I! ■ % Model No. 854BKBK f fo o tu ro s 21 s to o m v o n ts, f i it tops in lunlc and blousonjson Chooso from1 foui four colors in thoso lOO^o H . Paymentss - .^1 Polyostor knit ■ slim grip hondioo onand lorgo fill holo. [fei stylos. Lois of spring prints and solidsslids ocrylic knll swootc,v o o to rs. M-L-XL. W. till fall ^ h J iochooso from.m. Rog, 20.00, 2 0 4 M oln A v«'rf • Ph.73J-711lI I■ ■ Houioworoj Moi'iw*vir Houl Moin floor Spofliwoof V; . • M “ Shopc/oi//9y 9:30-5.^0. fridoy 'tilil 9:9:00. Sunday ~ ^ 0 ' UkollfChargi' g e l M

i ■ • i 2> , iMO-,v Sunday. July 16,1978 •. B-1 Timua-Nuwii, Twin Falls, IcJaMo-,* • § [ p ( S ) 0

NickLlaus sm a p s^ 3 - y e; a f ‘mn a j o rr ' ’ w i n L d r o ul i g h t

. ■■ ST.ANUHEWi^WS. ScolUuid (U P I) - Ju.st as a s ll did Nicklaus was havinghavlni his problems and Isn’t ableble to and all Nicklausus h:had lo do ttils lo play cautious on uncc before. IhrIhrec, years, of agonizing frusiraljslrallon get it together,”r,” huthi someone else simply playslayed IhelBthholewllhallh a fat two-shot lead lo prolecl. lo salted end for Jack NicklausIS on lhc better. “ This Is thei be:best major championship 1 ever Royalll and Anclcnl old course »SalurSaturday ■ “Now for atit leastleas three.years I won't haveve to played from Icc lo grc-cn.” Nicklaus said, “1 don't when he thehe British Open vyllh a blazing’finish. flnLs answer lhat (luestioijcstlon about winning a m ajor.” • feel I ever hit (he Iball as well as 1 did this week. 1 M I f V B N icklaus, sayi:aylng laler lhal "ll would tw! kiddingkidc • This was Nicklauicklaus' third Brillsh Open trlumpimph. never really feltelt I missed, a shot. 1 m isjudged my people if I thinhink I’m on the young sido-ofo-of my meaning he hasas completedcor a third slam wllh threethn judgnlenl al timetimes, but lhal’s always going to • carccr," surged;cd from behind with only threeree holeshi U-S. Open titles,cs, five fiv masters and four PGA’s.’s. IHe happen. By andid largela I played as well as I think I ^ lo go lo overtakeakc playing partner Simon Oweniwen and also w on tho U.S.I.S. AAr m ateur Iwlcc- ■ can play, ^ 9 shoot a 3-underp:rparf.U. Anolher frustratlustratlon came to an end forr thell - “ St A ndrews5 Is rmy favorite place In the game of In winning a rccord 17lh major champiomipionship World's most dominantdoml golfer since he has beyenrs lo win the nationalll chamch - tim e w hen they;y teedteetl off Saturday, a 27-year-elddNew Nt blrdiepulton l8Joil8JoraC8, 4 ^ 9 pionship. heldI tl A repealing L-l( inasm uch a s N icklaus also had (gone Iron to six feet;t ofof theth pin. Ja c k sank th e p u tt loogo7- gc away,” throe years covering 12 championships wilhokviihuul a u n d e r and thisis pu pu t t himI in the lead a s Owen bogeyigeycd As for his lalie le clcharge. C rensliaw said. " I didn't do m a jo r victoryy w:wheii he won a t St- A ndrew s lnl‘J70.In l‘J7 • afteroverhittinghi;inghissccondshot. anything rightht ono the front nine, I had to do 1) different from 1970 when I h aadn'twon d n 't Owen, tall andand lanky1 wilh briglil red Irouselusers. something onI the back. 1 certainly didn't give up, major tn Ihrthree years and people were•e sa,saying also bogeyedthe the I7thI? when he m issed an «-footIt ppu t ll, ' Anything can happen.”hapf HI ( ^Martin denies pir* irates to stitay in P ittst s b u r g h he'’s ailing dlespite e s d ro ppping atteie n d a n c e

1.237,349. T he de crea se this y e a r Is the i • NEW YORKIK (UPI) - New York Yankeekec managerr Billy pirrsi'ITTSBURGH (UPI) - Despite10 :an,.alien. club drew l.m led reports lhal he . ^ I the majors, where most clubs are V Martin strongl]igly denied Saturday published n ice drop th a t’s the larg est In1 ththe'm.ilor larecsl In tlie g from a serious liver a ilm e n t whl< Kl sa les al the gate. w as suffering ft gues this year, the Pittsburgh PlrP ira te s will . ifficult to ilnd answen;," .GalhrcaUi h im to leave his position w ith tho world cham pli nain where Ihcy are, according not lhc New York , :’ve got to sell baseball as a form of According: to columnist Dave Anderson of I sldent Dan Galbrcath. s n l ^ 'W e v f K l on his Hver. The J " 1. No team can win every game or win tin had developed a ‘‘spot” on I Times. Martin Jalbreath said he has no inlenlionion ol■ selllne recrc.itlon. No ECUREDinhisarms, the , “from(rlcnds” ot r. We’re working and struggling lo find I- _ SAFELY SEC flC T im es reportedtedly learned of Ihe condition "frt Nalional League team dnd Is nolJtthlnklncot tl everyycar.W, a nsw ers.” I t ’s a l l B ritish Open go!golf trophy is cradled byl)y M artin, ■vlng the franchise. . . dcrson did not gel lhat from anym y 01o m , M e n d s." _ 'ales have w’on five division lilies and Jack NicklausIS zafter he won the eventnt “DaveAnder ie made the comment to dispell rejreports that The Pirates Martin saidI fofollowing his team's &-2 loss» s 10tc K ansos City ib'stutureln one worldd championship'sinceel the slart of m i n e ! for the third timiime Saturday- : Pirates are for sale and the club’s Saturday nightght. "None of my friends knowlow anythinga about pmsi,uriIsburgli Is In Jeopardy becauscc o:ol th e low divisional playpla> In 1969. she-dbethcIir.tto ------m yhealU i — in - Indudlng my mother — and she’c cndance figures. GalbrcathIth saids he was offering "no excuses” know .” V report circulated in San Diegolodurlnslhe d lorthelSIBP]78 P ira te s, who a re still below th e .500 I in third place in the National League M artin odml'im itted he w as suffering fromI heailhheal problems in Al'M-Star ar break lhal the Piratess imlRlil be mark and Int J a "h ea v y viru s." gam es bchlnti division-leading Phlladc>- ^ rrx c n t w eeks,s, tbut said 11 w as diagnosed a s a "h rchased by oilman Marvin Davisis ni .and moved E a s t, C i Sam. , losing all these ig into Sunday’s contests. The Pirates [-■ “Wbafs injmy health got to do wth Ios Denver. Davis was unsuccessfi■sstul In Ills Ip llla eo ln B ln ,f the report. ■•I’m ^ Gerulaaitis, N.Jastase ^ ballgajnes?"" ?Martin asked when told ef the empt lo purchase the Oakland AA’s 's e a rlie r In Unlshed scconecond to the Phillies last year, 5C« G eorge (S leinbrenncr) now an " I ’m notot giving gl up on this year,” Galbrcath going up to sc« )wandhavcaditik ,heve?r;y e a r. f I had a liv e r problem , I wouldn'iuldn’t b c allowed lo * can still win ll. We’ve h a d Injuries and wllh him. H II ilowever. Galbrcath said he had nol heard the said, “We can J report.Dort. some of theIhe playersf haven't played up lo Ihelr — ------“ I hav 'I have no Interest in selling the1 cclubIl and the polenllai.” n W C IL f i n a h lb's future In Plllsbur)Ui lssolidr^ht*Lht>Kildi------,Jhc.Ejratcsrales have n ■lO-vcnr lpn.st? - signed In m eet ii 3th adm itted iv’ lr;ivclurs. swept tnlo10 tlict!i final 0/ llif bccauseise I 1 was lircd. I did n 't w ant ilII lo (i [Bo l l i r a olil.illegallons of recruiting violalitolalions made by - 1 don't know it I could hav e m a d e il SWO.OOO Forest Hills invitalioiial;)nal S aturday w ith se ts — I d ■ ‘ , anollRT inslitulloillon. stralnlil-scl victorius. C e niilailis ila i tried to- sleep .someIC Siiliiril.iyS; Brewerr vwould not relea.se details of tlthe probe. Tlic Gcnikntls ovorj)owi;ri‘d WojtAjtel "I don'don’t w;ant il In be G rn ila ilis."IS. 'It:1 •yil'J- visited Iht: schoolwl W ednesday and talkw l,w ilhh headhe:i ctiach iuirr)'------— r-alnstorilnstoriiHJiat-wteiiMi4enin unlilllll 1ll:;!Op.m. EOT. -spectal-u!iitul.ir' fashion," ninnlng t'Wo" lo' his C'lwlxiys widele rreceiver Gene WashingtonI caughtcau, touchdown travelnvcl 1lo Wendell Thursday andJ tlthen relum Rodsethandland K erry Brown walkc-d before the last Oakland scored two . Tliey did nol arrive liack in NewNev York unlil 10 forch;indand and reaching oul to flick a1 iiHipingli>op shoi pas.ses o( (V) andd 4:-12 yards in the conlesl, but Oaki; rlday and Saturday lo entertain. CaldwellCa and two runs scoredscor when Bill Burton's Ixjuncer was , n's at th e end o( the m atch lo seseal al theI victory. Mlnlco. a.m. KDT.Satunlay inornini;. Ihat-MeF:■leEnroc netted wlin a forehand(I vdilcy.voll (jUK'k loDchtluwn’s Inlco. e rred .

^ ~Tttwasn^t '. a g rsi3at p r o} debutht^ butliIrwin uis satisj^fied

TWIN l-’AL[.S - -'Evenven though I mail" and alltaltera lillle viluperallonhad ll had iK-en i.s.surd, ll li,id lH.rn i lc betler but I only had a 1H2 L'nmailtHl, w as a little bei "I did not do well but 1 llthink I found over thatlhal length o( lime. If I'm nol didn’l think 1 w as n e n oiisIS 1I musli have l>ccn liurk'tl;d lihis way. Irwin liail lo step . 'T h e po.sl m ark wi.sn'l flc r th a l." '1 all lhal' average after I] oul why. I Just think I wasis tryingtr lo Iw a tiolng vvery cr well, I’ll probably come been." beneficial to Ihe PliA li; y m orning, in ihe la st six, I liarrangue “Sunday mo m ile loo professional if UiatJiafs the word, back homtfiome, save the money that I have " I did not do well hul I IhinliIhir I loiiiid e ilh er ) did a lot bellet>eller and 1 averaged 21M for • Being loo mcchanical andiddolhlni»itoo d and try■y lollo build ll up for a longer try the ()iil >vliy--_hut;rcan'i K -surt'.' .. In Ihe iiiL'antiiiiu. mil unly ly Were tho • that bloclc-antic-and-endcd-up .with a 1:aj pcrfcctly Iwcaase the shorihorwas in the next scascHrason, Hopefully, th o u ^ i. I’ll be - Willt llu w two- slalcmcmci cnls. .John ' - :rabbits iini showing up at S; Salt I/jike. . average altogclher. allot’ I gol a Iillle pocket but ll was loughgh lo make 11 doing well enough thal I can keep going Irwin, aspiring niemlwrr of the Pro- ■{ f . tho.se entered wi-re dnipiung o c back 5{unday m orning,"' he goul. Jerry confidence liac carry. It was my kind ofif shotsh but It all for m oreDre tlthan five lo um am enls,” fc.ssloiial iiow lers A.ssodal;)ciation lour. _ i K M iller had his ri,iine on ihe he slarid-by smiles. wasn't there. I was trying/Ing' lo fo ra ’ ll W ith II hiahis recent experience wllh the suinir.ed up his experiencencc in a I’UA i .4 UBRV list i He was seventh One bv I)y one t h e " ...... Into the pocket. 1 guessi I mean i 1 just PBA, IrwIrwin was asked how he felt _-«Alroi>ouU-i«wc reci>r.i"4 - ur ------HOVEJf------im trhN u. fi-— ------1 ^ w asn’t tXiIHg m y.w rhindI jujds s t wTiigTrTg ll joiningg aian oi'fianizatfoir‘lhat“ Stx!ms-r— - Irwin, a l'J7-l ^yadualc of kimlKTly pri>ved lo Im- ihe la.st citic. ! ' ' alllllebit...beingloocautloiitlous,” close lobelo being unorganized. hif'Ji .sclKwl, w as nol lhcic onlyoi M agic f T hai left J e rry tiiu- mark ark shy of "I’m definitely not,dlscoiscouraged,” he Valley-ile lo c.el inlo llie lournamenlloun — \ beeoniini; a high scluxil tineiiager i; in a *_ ■, . . continued, " r m really look-ooking forward "Oh, 1,I..d I. don'1 worry much'almul what Vrnearly so. He averag’dd liW fOrlhc IK cl x x. . v^^:i . ■_ i’HA: lourncy. to th e next one now that I’viI'velearnctl- ’ hashappcappcned lately,” hesmilts.liTlicy ___ (juallfyint; ll-'inies w hile Mark Ma Miller aside and Mark Ma Miller iniivixl fnirii liu t No, « Ixiwled Wllh a pl I plain siiirl i or think 1 have — lhatt I have to lie ' 'O' niene lh11 e )iu m m e r to u r Is not . the averaged lilZ.NeitluT was hl| lo the' winner, So Irwin, 'while I’HA n ile s .say you |i;ive IS hl(’^ enougli ru n n er-u p lo vc tohave a ______myself more. thing.,.• nThe higher ranked officials to I’d inlo the (inal round1 wherewIk the big badly cmliarrairrassed hy Ihe whole Ihing, ; •shirt lhat c a rrie s sour namiime on the C f .. I His Immodlale plans,, hohowever, cail aron’tt thethere, the money Is low nnd no m oney Is. l^tw score for lliehe finalsfii w as a decided to ilayplay in the thing anyw ay. i back. Jerry protesied bulII 'was told ary't x ' .fo r moro work on the famnllyfarmanda ily one seem;eem s to w orry m uch aboul It. 202avcraf;coveran lK-namc(imetiualifying He went to to Salt Uikc Tuesday lo "he'll have a regulation sliirl in lommor- ^. . little testing of the compellljclllive climate "^cn thethe vdnter lour comes along, sol. chasc a berllirlh In the loumamcnt wilh row i ." So J e rry jiLsl cam e close ■ . in the Idaho S cratch B.owltjwlcrs Associa. everylhinithing Ls run a lol more profess- . ' Jerry Miller, u I'ilcr • high hlKl student. the other tour)ur rabbits. Only thing was. M eanw hile. .Mark M iller■ anil ai IrwIn ' jHI, Hon rhonthly tournam entsits aand m aybe a lonally.” _camcclo.sc to Ketlinj; Into0 theIht Ihing but no one wastoo loo Interested In b bcaulifui | y " participated’' In Ihu Fridayly practice •: . rcglonalP B A te st o r tw o.». , , . In thethe meantlhie, what's he been ___ , Ihclntcrprelationof ihedoRtdogdnysoflhc . Jtily weekendrnd In Salt Lite Clly. Utah. ' session5 and did, ‘Telallvelj ^ely ^wcll.’!. h M BA'ft^nmenl t0 -get,hlmsclffcacly.f0r.thatbgr;, ; surnmL'r to u r kept him out.It. He w as Infanhed fa n there would be no . ;according I r w T n , ' V‘ V. • to - le said; "T hen I ' dcbul? Tlic IhlnH wound down 10 franticfr da y s quaHfying..lha.lhalhls spot was as.sured. Bul Saturday lhc gun '.souriounded and . tour in January “I haveilaven’t bowled any since lhat last ■for Tw in F a lls to w lo rs inn whatwh ilsiially "Solhadloi1 to come home and work for "re la tiv e ly w ell” didn't ri>spon r som ething 4n of s.of six games Sunday morning In >. Is tlic qulclcsl'pcriod of the year.j First ' two days,” irwinvln says laughlng- "I really d id n 't have a gooi;ood feeling B ljlllf} '’:' II have enough Salt Lake.^nke Clly. I’m 'ju st staying away came Ihe announcementt thaltha sonicone IlC returnsirn^ to Sail -Lake Clly ' lalmul his game) all week, eve bowl In nine, andhopln;oping that It (the bad habits) will competing In a spcclallal , rolloff at Thursday il^nl^ l and Ihls time he hnd In 'w as'In th e ihlng a l M agic Bow low],” Invln PWp1jQbiyJni:^my(t,*PBA'a lllUe closer, “H leaveave, me and I can starf'goljig . - M lllcr:i; Mai?lc Bowl wouldlid g>get'a Kpot in ' his p o c k et thal tha lour card .-11 hud come isays. TJicn.thal first of six gan jnm o block-s J

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" TOIIDNTU OAKLANU . MEW YORK (UPI).- Dar- /v , IXJS'ANCRLK^^^ST. LOUIS i'^xpoH it, A stros 0 1 Porter's two-mn double '. ‘‘ i,opn It) 4 0 10 Tcsi'pllb tl 4g^*'i 0 10 iioitui ‘cl ‘'5 oVo Vf»:n'i ci *: lliwll u 4 0 0 0 Muiln rf- 4; I110. I 0. nulof rl 4 « Iluflcu ^ 3b < d Pete LaCock’s Ihree-nin. • MONTREAL M( (UPI) - Tony Perez and Andre Dawson Ccr'îi 4 111 olBRiOM t 4 0 10 mer hackcd the cight-hll Pcrc iliiff ir 4« 11 IlfinJak cr JOO b chiiifj of Dennis Leonard drove drov In two runs apiece, to Kctcuui c « H: «I0 S : ” .' ! S'i'r" ! lin'dny nlgtit, IcadlnB the back the six-hit pitching of ;i: sr,," s-iisj..*”,- g io UcKiJ lb I 0 Hcrroj îb nsas City Royals to an 8-2 veteran vote Woody "Fryman i r ’"'" :i: :tory over the'New York Saturday Satu night and llff'^the Kontr? p lo g o Krtrd p^ 0 sS 0 c ^ c i u goo :>■ C*l«ct pr 0 BOO6 0 0 L'adcrtJ p 0 0 0 i’tcrkilo u 3011 nkecs- Montreal Mon Expos to an 8-0 rout 10 0-0 Xcato p I , 1 0 ' lloxrio p vconard, lO-M, re tire d .th e ' oT oTth the Houston AslroS. Toiiii . :ii»-JTli*ii» J1140 • U4 AtsHfi...... S “ S ‘ l st 10 Y ankees on 35 pitches The Ti' Expos tagged starter S : ! K ’ p’ K-li,pp». lluacU Ul'-U» A^lf* 4 f o re NYillle R a n d o lp h Tom Torr Dixon, 4-C. for three runs tX)B-l«An/T«»4.SI UuliT.Ul-Snimori, ' S S S ■ ~ : Sn S o s n i- i itiled In th e fourth Inning, In thei first Inning. Perez Cicvry. Jll-iiwiH 'KtjumimSO SO T»ooul»tini»WJr.«n*iKC»«l 3 1 . E-lVT**s.MJ)l«l>.t'«nl«.l’l’- ' did not walk a batter and doubled doul home Dawson, who, •- 'lUu IW im I? 5 J S ’1 -j-’I*' 3 lD!$-Te»trto I, <5»1U« 4 Ul- \ick oul eight In hurling his. 'had ‘had walked, and Eills Valen kSST a »»l 4 13; 15 I 5 H»tU im-Honlf^llll.S Cooa Utirli g 0 0I 0 I1 Aiht7.y-^S»Uii.l1ijt«T;|_ J II h complete game of''the tine, Unc who had singled. S ivt-f««friiitT -ja A-a,ffl ison. Crom C ro arlle' foliowcd wllh Indrtd IL 5» J rhe Royals victimized New another anoi single and when Jose IcJ'Oli) 0 n0 i l ' irk starter and.loser Ed ,CruCruz (allfvf lo pick up the ball K o sto n 5 , T tvins -/• »3i ’ } 0 p ,,., ^Tunk'o pitctipl to 1 bjllm L- lUi: I ijucroa. 7-7. for two runs in In right: field, Perez came BOSTON (UPI) - '- Carl “ 4* pllctirdlolbjilmltitai . ; first inning when George hom hon e wllh lhe third run. Yastrzemskl rapped a sixth-Sixth- T-2«.A -i,e e ll and Hal McRae singled, IIOUSTOS nous MOSTIIEAL .. inning homo run and Bob fc* tbrhbl . ' . ibrhbl nos Otis drew a onc-out iJnijlj II 4 0 » Ciih Ib 3 • J J Bailey and George S Scolt cott Giants 6, Hues ! ilk and P o rte r doublwf in • i^si, ____ addcdJ)ack-to-badt-shotsits In ■ ■ K,,". i; *4^ - 0 nins, LaCock hit his W»l«n lb 4 0 « Vilr'lia rf J 3 JJ the fourlh Saturday, to powerjQWcn. PlT TS B U nC H (U PI) Il - A — lin t lb 10 0 Kllltt >ti <000 a M .^squeeze bunt single by b; irth homo run of the season AIM, 11 4 0 0 ItfCt lb 11 11 lh e Boston Red Sox to a 5-! ...... ' . /. th e sccond inning a flc r cmjCnij fl 3 0 0 lln«r lb 10 0 0 victory over tho Minnesolrlesola Andrews scored L I a r r y I-ulcJx 3 0 0 rarriil' * I I > Herndon wllh one outat In lllh Kueroa hit Fred Patek wllh UcUhln p »o «Cfem»f1^ll 4010 ' Twins. I pitch and walked Frank I Yaslrzemskl’s homer, his hi: inning Saturday ,to give gl' the Wi|^mi ^ ? 0 0 5 ^ r " « ' l«l® ilte. t'lKi. 1 10th, c am e off loser Dlarrcll arrel San Francisco Giants Zimczi^ta p ooooi^jiji “ js;« , SSAS CITY' NKW VOIIK liowjrt ph I go« Krjfnifi p 10 0 0’ ' Ja ck so n , 2-2, and snappedpcd a j victory over the Pltti TOUH . . llO««To(iH lioulm . . . ecuraw-o) 3-3 tic. T he Red Sox addedled ainn PIralM. MU-I I second on an Infield -hitnit b;by came after Herndon an' v k I Clark hit back-to-back:k singless ^ WlllUmi 111 3 I 0 0 1 Scott. Left-hander Bill U' I went B 1-3 Innings lo Improv.iprove oni5 out. T he winniriningbujit iV'i iiH I 1:1: Z»r«« sHcUuthlln *I *G i0 i0 S0 50 5 I 0 Tlmmiin 11 31 IC HcL Mln. w'ctn Ja st lo th e fight^t of the isyBBSSHSBp jniriJ p 0 oosunlcj i» J 0 0 S >nr 4 to his record to 10-3. Mir ’ K -WlllUnl T-5 01 A-HJt® nesola’s Rod CarewI rew, pitcher’s mound but1 W\\ hitson m eanw hile, stroked his 2,0001>,000th slipped trying to fieldicld il a s i £ v 3 « 9 ; ^ V S .- g V p h jilo Itravi'sItj 3, Phils 2 carccr hit when he singled;led 1in Herndon dashed homomo and ^ - ~ ,rr' « ■ ■ \ J, 4 ^ ^ -' ■ ' Andrewswflssafcal finfirst. ,, [Ht '*’ aATLANTA (UPI) - Jeff the fifth Inning. mmmjf P B Bur urroughs nnd Bob H om er hit MlSSfSOTA IWSTOS SAsnus'awî-nTsiiuH(:u back-lo-bock homers In lhe ‘Vo'oô MadJck lb tO lO Tocfai 11 ujwooD-8 bac - Norwood 11*50 I 0 Ken) lb iTXn 100 [>w)cr cl lOOOMorrno cl j'ViV:lb s o il ? ..... s„,i„ firsfirst Inning and the Atlanta llrmdon cl 3 130 Sinclln Ib ; ? 5 ? Clark rl 5 110 nHiin»n 11 rcU ni‘-KjrJJiDt)i U)ll-K«nj4i Clly gBraves r ; turned over a triple; siijsyl ii; Nr. Y«k « UunKti. Hi.rn ! i Mrt-e.y Ib t l i o Slcrrcll " 3ti l l i ” I’jirt.oius-i'oTJrtif pla:play Saturday night en route■ 'or OOOOUinn'cf 100 II' M IIMIIIIIH) ;••• !!iisr; 2 OflJtd 1011, » » J 0 0 to a 3-2 victory over Uie- 11?5j} { wniuild 1( 3M 0 ur)c rl ruMO il. J:i *13 * ‘ ‘ • 5 "National Nnl U ague East-leading^ lUndiU lb 4 0 3 1 Hrohtrr 31, 0 0 0 ttolfc M- 10 11 Hull) u ' 10 lb 000 Mrlitrr u i 0 1 0 llf>lrtrti p 3 0 0 S 0 : PhiPhiladelphia Phillies. Ilorsmnn c 3 0 0 4 l.rc p 0» 0« t» “ }{{“ ' 3 0 0 0 T*kul>c ** U!i'-t>> hrjf™ T -:ii A • The ' ' iSsiOa io iilL 4« H i 1 T«Vk rvu ers J, Sox I rRoyster o led oft with a slnglo loomccioi- ( “ K‘-°Tltray. bl’-Himif»U ^23? XDCO and was forccd hy Barryy li)[l-HinwKO 10. lionen ( lili-Wl MILWAUKEE- lUPl) - J, BiJfjdi.VWnmiHilOi^SK-Wf^^.^ 1 K-Slcnr»ll. Ol’-l'iIUlufei I I BonncH. Burroughs Ihen X'llJMWl f'rixlico 11. ritutwfpiJil- • WTillfidJ, ^ arr>- Hislc's two-run homer I { -I 7 «in»r, IlcraiJai. in-T»»Mai,, CirocT.Cu nil-. VTO f-ai^ < n . imr-b> Jjckx*! 'N 5*1^,« = M.ss;»”;i i::: Miiiioumcdn fifth home run - down the left • i i ’? SSS iniir.!:i ’“"’L ''’ ’“J' Saturday nl f Lary Sorensen Saturday ‘ f' u>fiif w j : 111 I‘ c '• j Oll.tf dh 4 110 ill) ight In a 3-1 victory for the field line. Hl)lf\Tn 5 7’ I * J ’ 5 llJfCrv Ib ; : 7f 0 o 51»r 5i‘ri 11 4010 ho m e rs - in The Bravos pulled off tholr Jackwfl ] : i 1J I" “ “ Joffmn Ib 10 0 IW- lilwaukoe nrcwors over the Trkulx IM 1 I •1 t o ’c Soil c a re e r grand triple play Jn the seventh'h Cuhs Pfuln’s /_. - ^SfiiUon L 31 1 3; 1 1 i ! Sf!S\’“ !li rS 'hlcagoWhllcSox. ■ iiui :b, 410oi^'l[nrr I'jii 'o?SS' .Seattle Inning aflcr Greg LuzlnsklM CHICAGO (UPI) --G- •G r re g iik-iiS'V'' »»i>o victorj- over With two outs In the Brewer scored t-«baij,i;4 Irst. Ben Ogllvlio lined a base and Richie lle b n er led off withlh Gross’ pinch single scor 41 Toiiir" ’’ 141S ? Indians. lit off the right ankle of . walks. Jose Cardenal thenja both Ivan DeJesus andid Da D ave y., . 1 incncil-n CU:VK1,ANI) In the Onoles, I vxas; sntiioo-i abrti rhicago starter Ron Schucler. ' g"grounded lo Ihlrd-basemanin R a d e r w ilh two outs / In I ircti, Wim Ili’-Tnii I, Hannnt cl 411 Homer, who stepped on the p j ) _ I'fiQ lUllimoff 1 U)H-Trm-Tn»l II, !lJli;mirT 10 Cr^bb 11 4 11 lisle then hit Schuelcr's nexl 1C eighth Inning, liftingng I the BALTIMORE (UPIl lactfja. OlKfr, llirlw Ucll Jb 101 tllch into the center field bag to forcc Luzlnskj and■*d Chicago Cubs and rclle\reliever Texas Rangers lookOk advan- Ull-liff*rT!\:ra uii'^ •(', iv Thomln Ib 43: threw to second-baseman ileachers for his 20th home in B ruce S u tler to a 3-1 vlctcvictory lage of two Baltimoreore errors, Uadc dh JOI ■un, Schuelcr, 3-4. wns forccd Clcnn Hubbard lo nail‘II ' o v e r lhe San Diego Padres,ires, ■ (Ive walks and a balkalk by .nee Allfivls 2,.TifivrsO Ti} W Hebner. Hubbard’s throw to Q . leave tho game after to With the score tied 1 1-1. J im P a lm e r to scon flrst-baseman Dale Murphy '“s'Stu^d'Sy .-AN..\HEIM.CalI, Calif-. (UPD - « r rompletlngthelnning. ly DeJesus and -Rijderr bt both I fifth-lnnlng runs Si nipped Cardenal to completetc • singled off losing reliever relie\ nlchtcnroutetoa IMil-l viclory Tananaana tossed an -CHll.‘AtK>MIL-WAt'HKl! ------p c n Jlie ------over-lhe-Orloles andd-Vspliro^^^l£llttllt7:l!lS23i: a lhe season and Tociir ««■ i;”: . >■"rlUUOKIJ’)!!^ ^ ATUNTA eight}) and advanced on SSul- their double-header. victory of the JO to r’s sacrifice, Dul ULarr>’ i nmc»iw ' rookie C arney;y Ul^ni n sfo rd drove iK.,f» i! s uMcllrUc ll 4 0 0 0 Itojilff u 4 0 J 0 Rovft u 4 0 10 Uofinfll If 4 110JJ Bilttner balled for Rodr '“ bfhbi In bolh California•onila runs with a Virfnl «1iWm cl 4 13 0 rl 4 0 10 Rodney ib r h bi s s s !:i!&T..” s:": g ■» «i 4100 homer and a disputeddlsi infield noirtiion'iu - iditiltn 3b ] n I Tnom» cl JOOO !rljulntkl II 1 0 0 0 Ilurtihi 11 1111IJ Scolt with a two-strike cot nrtwr 3t> 1110 Udict cf b 0 0 0 KS,.",! ■day nlBW 111! , c 3 0 10 Huwr 1!> 2 0 0 0 Cirdcfl' JiJ Ib 3 0 11 HsriKf » I I I I1 I and struck out tjeforo0 GGn ross Sunclfil c 4 111 .Smtlfln•in’ri lii? single Saturday lo IteoM c 4 0 10 Murphy lb 3 0 0 0 i* 'dh 13 1? the A ngels to to a a 2-0 triumph icrua,i (iT-Hcod ^ w frf p OÔ^CÔ^SofCTlfn^ p 0 0 0 0, Sitfmor j!|] tb 1 0 0 0 rocBn* e 3 o o o slashed the gamc-wlnningmine hit s r t Kill p 10 0 0 llubbnt 3& 3 b 0o« 0 Into short ccn te r field, llirerY Ib 4 0 0 0 K(11) 11It 33 11 over th e D etroitrolt Tigers,T ■ S'L' „„?’■! 1‘,Hrtd p 0 0 0 0 amp p 10 0 0 l!r>jcn lb 4 13 0 Andrrir ^ H | P Lricji?) I Jofinui I ph 1 0 0 0 OJIbff p I 0 0 00 5 SViDIFXIOOIICACO U their last >lghleight gam es kept | ^ | K-Vaml m‘-OiiCJ(S 1 lilil-iT.iCJfo «. VcCnr Ly pl> I 0 0 0 Srallh u ‘VoVi SfoU cl *3<]o eo )liu>n 11 1 I 1 0 ilclan;;r t HIl-lluJc CSI, Soboholm .Kl, ^ i'tfklni Ib 4 0 0 0 IMillncr II11 1 0I 0 0 Cmpm 11 1 0 0 0 Ml) phph 10 0 0 Ihem tw o games game ahead of N V l ’lV llll 33 1T-1 .,L-nnDo. Tc ‘.5l!SS; a, !!}||5 S^Vk^p' j‘i e‘ 3 0 ? 0 sccond-placee Kansas Ka: , SckarlrT ll. HI I : 2 T I ^ ' S S S1-3 : i Gimble rl 4 0 0 0 Ilurlinr Ib 4 i 'in'i p OOM the A m ericaninLcaguoWesl. Lc; ITol) • ; « I I I 0 ~ l« I Goruil: :b 4 • 0 0 Mufftr rl 1 3 l I i t I DMirlni i M W I t I I 0 I I, - OOOO jtrKw"^' 1131. A*tnon 31, 3O00nnii>ri 3t>5 r 3ii t t ! — ------) 0 ■' IIIIlarr«(l)Sll-n««S-Ci^^l HJ21DBS0 Jotifi p 1 0 0 0 RfJmi uu 1 1110 Tolih . a;,lJ7Tol.lli'r‘. ’’mi07 i/nort ci ‘ 40:0 m . isn nichrdi ph lOOO llidrr c 3 OWOHccD-7 ttSiiakr :t> 4oeofir • . »I40JI!(T-I! sum. Uh 4 0) 100 lie hS '** 111 0 0 O' 0 1 s o e o K-Muoi t. 1)1'-T n uI, I. lUhJrtm 1 Thrapin Ib 4 0 0 J» Hods 7, Mrls 5 "Umsiur 1 1 0 0 0 1 n 3 7 1 . Wn-Tciu {, IWllmort 132 ID It -'DcCWn. K»mp II 4 0 0 Hi -SUMM< I 1 S 4 S1 i 1 i' ■ a N C lN N A T l (UPI) - Hoc c 0 I ...... *‘ S S i j -nS'ijS n 4 9 o !j 3 1 K-£jfiui 1. Murcrr. WuiWdId 1)1’-1)1’-^ Su y-DcUrpf. Morgati’s bases-loaded single as,'””' '' S»vr-C»rt« nil "S!!!!!,.' ll!ll’-6) Itrtd iMub- > i| F|i:i(mÊ^ p“ o j I j t ! In the seventh Inning Irig- . birdi T - l« A-3.r» gered' a four-ruh uprising J« « 7 4 1 1 1 0 0 l> Msftlnei 511 II LA 2, Cards 1 II APIuUlo I,. 13 1 J 1 1 1 0 3 Uln-I 0} '\ I 0 0 0 0 Sl'iomll cmoioi(i-i Snlurdny nighl and gave the 111; T. MflRJ IWJ I 311. 0 0 0 0 1 3 Dl’-IHroil 1 LOII-I>LUIl'IXnil L Cll.Icnil> 4 C L €' / A m c ST. LOUIS (UPI' - Ronion sJTrt W H • U l 3 0 0 0 J AlciJfiJrT pitchfd 10 4 Mtlcnticn in 4lh; Dim 7H-Ktirp.T7ai;r'«,!lu:r,ni,lluji llil'U»ilord<4i C incinnati Reds a 7-5 victory pitctrtlolbjttwLiCth Ml-Tr»roiwJI o v e r the New York Nfets. oorlngt • Now Ignlllon pol Kandlf lb SOO 0 Knr-U : M 0 iboorlr>0» •N ow iporkplugl roll il so I 0 Kcnndf :b I CO 0 • Nowmclr^bo W o m en 's -— Misses & Mjniiii rt 5o: 0 cniif) »c 4 11 o.. • Nowcambocboorlnni • Uwoll 4 llmlnno Motiinl Ib U :0 Uer(jn }1> 33 I > PUBLICC HEARING • Nowpu>hro<, rod lubot • CorburolorrodûiimoiM od[ui M(irni c <110 SirraKut p 0 0 0 0 iirurui II 4 3 ] 0 F'uirr l( 10 3 • Now«porkp1kploo* Boys' klxUoi u M il I’timn It) 1 1 1 P ro p o sed Kl)nn II, 10 10 OtluA C 10 1i o n P STARTlITING AT STARTING AT Krinrpl it 1 0 O O C«nrp(n ii 4 0 0 S»«n p 10 11 Cffomn cl 30 0 EHENSIVE PLAN . 9 9 0 0 $ 1 9 1 nn«ie ph 1 0 0 0 Uottiu p i o i o COMPREH 1 $ 2 9 Sitbtit p 0 0 0 0 iiorben r o o o 0 COMElEIN NOW • Hufrir p OOOOCiailrj po I0«« I.MUo(I p . g « 0 0 Tenlin p 0 0 0 «i, July 20, 19781 8:00 PP.A . A A . All Gonuir>o>0 N VW Porn. 6-Mor y tlfrmrd p OOOOAurbcri of 0 1 eg AnT- Aulhorljorltod VW Doolorthlp, Foctory Tro Kniihl lb l« 0 0I Shields Building,-]g; Rooms'! 17-118 nlcian», SELECTICONS ARE( Tolili . . n ] 111 Tolili . 10 1 11 7 Snr Y>t . . e»»01»-S II vou bellovo>vo our prl«o» oro loo hloh. brlr>o 4no 0 ciftcir.uii tiooaei-J! College of Southeh ern Idaho ol fopolf.t IromIfo oay olhor VW fopoir ihop} In totown K-(imBitni5 D!'-Nf* Ytrt I. OnctRiuU I Uso Your H lilll-Nra Ynt }, Ctnnnull ( in-Dnntm.J Twin Falls, Idahol O molcn theirr pricep> or bool III h Ropor't Option H j Mcfiivn. CcnctpOco J. S-£»an,- lid VoDa Hcoa DiscaiBtVobi WlthTtUispcctii) Specb B ljllB iriwsj-fMiff, IP,ir nrjiDBsoJ Summary of CC o m p re h e n siv e PI'P l a n S«u 14 1 11 N e w s - B l u e Lakes L Yolkswa;f a g e n , iiS J , '!!! !:.S was published;d in th e tim e s-N e \ 1S T . M i ! i:! June 29,1978. 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B-fl TImoo-Nows. Twin Fallo, Idaho,iflO Sunday, July 16,1978 J o n e s ,r 1S u z i ai ] n d l S im i S h a iub gralb ' ' ' • '*1 s w i m hl o n o r s5 :; Boisee Y c l a iims crc■own A U-IWIrlWWti.l'iC',: ■ . - _ 3 | lollomd by ■ TWIN FALLS - T hree Tw inI FallsiwFni: lm m ers took-indlvldualal division, Logan was ththe e chamc pion w ith 3G9 points, folli ::IUiiCratin.iaaitl)71. ■ honors but Ihc Boise Y and Louon;an sswlfn clubs ra n off with teamm B lackfoot a t 327 andJ PPoc o c a tello a t 300.The host MajjU■Blc V dlcy ■ honors In Ihc annual Twin FallsIls swims' Invitational at Harmon}n S w im te a m actually finishedflnisl sccoi^ in UaA.tcam.cuiiujiupellllaii—^ ____°-JLk PnrkSaliirday^ • ' • b u t d iic to .th o traditionjn of theI hom cVean^jnot taking thehe Itrophy It T ^ e r tu . hy- tytbi would have, .. Todd Jo n e s of the M oglc V alleyley SwimS Team took the boys 11-1- w a s p a sse d by. Sim ilarly,larly, the Magic Valley B team woi ■y - SUey “ "fn;; Jrt«IffCllJeUe.Miifn).'Mufny.«JU-Krt»Crwlix 12 high Individual poinfhonors-whs-whlle the brother^slster duo ot. placcd third, I), Twin Falls but competingig ;TTiehigh Individual1 pointpoln w in n e rs by a g e ^roup inciudi ly-SrolllUMU.»'SC;Ttei' Tim Shoub and Suzl Shaub. T fckSmellle.l'o B IB-U IA - _ unatlachcd, garnered Ihc mostt pointspol In the boys 9 nnd 10 andId Girls 8 and under, Suzlesuzle Shaub, Tw in F a lls. un:itl;icha«: ■■ I k i F lason H ayes, P ira te Swim Club, GI^>l4in(Iy-(ly - LaurteL UUn, DR; Jeaa , I girls 8 and under divisions, respccli'wctivcly: B oys 8 and under, Ja so n ShriUB. BY: Dla.-»«r.ih(Hfnan.l^. K.A IimU [•.. , ; m title with 1051 poliUj^whllele G irls 9-10, Stacy We eldau ldaucr, M u rra y , -LmiaJacL^mait I B oise Y won th e A division ti Uoyit>l( tCOflr-M Pocotello grabbed second a t C833 andan( Blackfoot h a d 551. In the B Boysd-lO, Tim Shoiib,pb. TTwin F a lls , u nattachi’d. Vllson, Pocatello. S I M f e - ’ 'iiik G irls 11-12, Cindy Wllsoi . , Giniis,iiia>nT-M. B oys 11-12, Todd Jones.jnes. Tw in F a lls . M agic Valley SwiiWllli CKllJ. SMtavnV; UUiVlrrin B avasi sets deadlinlline ),llex.l:D7 G irls 13-14. Laurie Miles,Miles Blackfoot, “K S l K y!]y-(;rrls. H m rfr«-LaufleUto.Bn;Alltu - W A ngels' farm club a t Salt I ^ k e City:ity InI tho P a c iric C oast League,e. The competition contin:onllnues S u nday m orning with tinthe annual ' . u ;pD(IyWilMf,UY.>:S3 w fw W W Bflvasl hnd a Inte afternMn meetlleetlng wilh Alan Hendricks of ro u g h w ater swlm^ ata t DlerkejsI Lake'. .That ti\sl wi a Irrc - Maik Canrpi; Kip I . « ,-HoustaaJU^rKrr^P's agents^ opprcxlnjfllclyamile:— ---- - , . ^ 1 :7 „ _ ' Registration for the1C rouf^rou w ater swim will bcnin alM !l mm 'SHsS'ifre - JolS'^ôwi. BT. Malt ; ': ' " ' Sunday al the lake with the first competition stiirllnitint’ at 1);3U au.tflHiiii,ciid;Gns( a .m . T he 35 years of age anda o ld e r g roup will lead thlnjilni;si,niWs ■ aS“,a5 ,“S.. UoTtr, AÛtiTlivx Battingf Ileaders year and graduate downown toti tlie 8 a h d u n d e r clas.ses, wlik S‘« iS S ..Jia ■ dive Into th e lake aboutju tlp 1 r .m . ailurtidciH^'iC.oiB-l'al I MAJOR UViCVE LEAOrJlS RUSSIUTTCDW To»le,t(\«,5ioSa9SE “ ,»STcSK '5!Sv.'fiS;SS Glrla IMt 19 breli: twrnsc • n ’ Clrtj i ind u n d e rllM lokjlcn. n . CGfasJlf; ' |_toJ» ll,U » flj- .'UrkOrk >’1'’^". 3rt; Ji ibiMdeeantlbiUl IU]7 -QeUiSallin.Un.I:B NATIONALLEACUK ' AMEniCAH LEAGUE: ltk». t e 7«- SiiftBiift »Uhrimia. Upn; Sin hlllns.iMtlnj. Iran Knam, Ilk I II1 Dd B: nanpne. IM ei: lluK. UU U; Gllla IS-II W n> - SirJP S-’S.V111C. IIY, Maty \iern IJ-H IM btrii .. . C ..A D .II.Ii:it( C i)a;t I lad ladrr - JcM llornrf. .MV.S jrui liV 2 ni Ur«lI)amc»«,ClW;”ciu]*ajuSiLj1i'R'i?in' I I Uurrwt.1^ AU » KI M B 1 I',.::,,. llV. Jot Cun, B - Sctfl JcAnam.a l:M I: M l ) GUI] t>l7 ICO3 tetailtnaal - Cladr WlUco. Catd; SSa/S- «S5:!1 NATIONAL LEAGUE: Mom. Pm,. «; 's5na>ii?sasK,’ nW unisDa; Upe*. WO; CWtw, itaj a: IjTtfllPlUO. ia Ilim; Tnm .Slary Sifa H TROPHY WINN[NNERS in the Twin AUWICAN LKACUEr LeHtfr. Orti 11:11- oaM.I>[*;;JiiceIli)n.l-SC.71S.715 (Ul-KrultoHir.'.:c.l’i> I in I tnaH - Gilbert Krene; Jcfji l^j,-!. lilt; i-Mt K ^ - jI UY;'"Srt*rJa.iW iMmcr. Twle 1:IJ» Mil m Wlto, ^ ICC a; van. Oik a; cna. SmM n;ni GlTli I md un*T - Sun SI-41*.11*. Un.L'nall, Sue itaii »H l'J3 UrlU - Ti-t: Falls swim m eetet tthis weekend were Grllt’ry CU a M U in '.M tM'liU.Tcxa. Snifi:ie,hlj;TridKlct.ft*>.l5UI.I5U lUbrilii l!uKtrt.M\SC.IllfkS.T-.fi;»'.ifllr.I'o t u n ili - CartKrJrtri,BY,nai B e s t o f PITOIINC VICTORIES - Knil lieu, BUin: A£ai DifelitU. DiOlU IK; , r ro « IIJ ^ m - KnuineHiw.Psc.i7i Stacey W eldauer:r of M urray. U tah' and NATIONAL LEAGUE: Blue, Sf IH: I’Vn!! ^ iin n lt; CnmDr;. UU U4; Horn. ST il 1: Rocnacm, OOTtluidun]crIrT«rn<»Cr>(iirlCrapin,illajJj - •' UmlaJacHoi.Hlaa.l'oll'''. win Falls. They scored JcCA ~ ■ Tiw Ncrrti, UY; Trnil fcilcr,,lH*y 151 111 D«yil>If»JtirTa:l-Iln-(nrrf't ILvufrr. l-lld; 'uojlHO ItO bitkUtk -- S«<11 IWl'elu. I'SC: Tlu Tim Shaub of Twin “ ■” * -i HU l!-7; hro.SD IM; Sdjy, NY IM; JoCa Uinw Cl-.mSollan.iin:TcraTui:if.illlr.l'M- 5 (77 Shaut,L'ull,TunBeai t h e i r a g e C.AH..R..H. Pet. LAI»7:NkirAAUIM. 1 ^ he?) - Bfidy llttl, BIW; Uinw - I i:\Ji Cald. CirUlJU ICBMrt-iMrt'-^/UrtiBlili, BY; t)Uf* the m ost points> foifor individuals in the Cirr*, Mlui n m 11 IM -Ul AMElUCAN LEAGUE: CulifrT. NY IM; (T,cj'ii,l!i>) 1 «» r4hHnun.l«w:Jfinifi:JflflShrilc«i.UY s-oi FUflipn. Bin IM; Tinial. Cil IJ J; Twm. • GlrtihmdcTtnrt-JfrajtjMmjfliMman, Uean i UrtV Uiorae. SAC, ju£ sssns EASlNUlRUN AVKnAGElbunltinll Kflli7»t, liY; Oan I’ricrvii 7T^tlf':^'s''i1n «n^?.«V^;DlrtSirDlrtSieTtT.Viall i.Xi 'uU>i((. Ulan U SI 1< U .m »mder Wrt - Suii Shauti. Shiuti. VftJll: -ToraCor^ff.HY l: e i GirUIHiaoback.0 back - Maty llctme, Cald. ______Ilr, Mlif. l’;n IIIWI, Jafue HtUiiai,, Ulirf; Ularf; Janice KHnun. CaM ^ / ZV “.S-S,S;il! *" ‘ n3 i6Sw?*LEACUE: H«scn. MU Ml;1 ij- SetMi Jene*. MVSC: Tncl H«,T, lU)lU). c« ll) (iiii»»ioiwny-(;.;wir,; jwiiua, Cll TD ]t( n n .311 ; nii gill - !>■; S Ifl.rtl, UY; Urrti. fcc ffi c n .»} i idif.'lN^.Ti-iWuub, ’ 11-17 an back- D e^ c ' c i i u h l o n :a- Uoji»^!d'Click-JucnHirt«i Harrt. IW, trail;Bic»^îc.I’s'I jj'l: .ShaMuhan,Catd.Tim( £ i s - s a 3 , (six OBfrBra*i.Mwnr:Tr>jNoa«.l(Y»m.HYa«ili - - OtrU-llli W tnr I. I M:!n llll: A GtrUMttsj1 nwller fl>Rll( - SWey WWnaurr,. Olt uJ ; G Dr. KC m K r v A ^ 2 M hull - Juee AaknoD. 1 ^■; ; i'll lljmilltn.>1 ThoripanMa.A Siilm.lV.i.IVi J l Muffl); Slfl Ma-JfW liOUEnUNS ( UN:Bnn«HfUimti,Li.i..K^.BY,KT.llrt«ll.lto i GREEN GGIANT CO. NATIONAL LEAGUE: Rldurt IkuI IB;IB: ClrtJ iundw a tjfTUl - FjhtliTu ca.SI' i*IUilfl.Lt«i.rTtmillial:r.Pc*r.XSctr KU ('Irli IVII VI irrr - '.-.iTjA.irJir. Wit I'S-, ,S Kean. Bil: Sojll'i*iwwu."'sc llollfll i:a»i^B'-J« INDIANDIANAPOLIS (UPII - l('V>trrtlnr,kl)inlCUrt.SFIS Nldra,I AU 12): Starrr. CIn III; Mairfuxa. S> : CiTpon. lie*), Shrllon. UV; Arâ lli".-rti, 1 XjlElUCAh LEAGUE; HOT. t e a : Bjjtef. I«;DI)irYTn.Jniind(Uuf.Sfltt ] o’h - Uune Milo. Bfl; Bart. An Clght-I;lRht-man U.S, decathlon CalJIiTlnnpinlMandlluk. UJII, Ktwi. jK .'SS‘!S .;SllVSCaS fe lk>v»lHI*flIfir-MjII rd. Kl^ Cirli ((Ztkf U t(TlU - ft Uran.<«. Unun: Sfmia Hn tficUrU. IV, MiicMHJ Uijin. 2,«i». B - sq uadid has been named for a te.A)fUB*T,cU*ndT1>o«ni».MllU * 1 BufTiy««iil ■ Glfll 111! » 1,-xJ r.ai:')•C's •• CiWi Wilion. Lon Amcia, KSC 1:0 HAS THE FOLLOWINGF( HcctlCT. l-c*j: NlUl GJlrtlf, MufTir llU-ilfT(tUa>aci>R'.Cild:JfII U.S.-SOViC hril I Atju UrrlKU. IK. iwckKk Shrilon.SM. ilY; Mailc), MV.si., I ir •Soviet meet in Donetsk, Kmmidf&and,Toorie.HO «wiaf,.Bn.rn.B-Jrii u.S.S.R,.S,R, this month, the Doji »in*r H l»ri»l - Jucnloi Hairj,Ha]' iW luiji II i-ri li ID l'-I m, BY. Ol lU MVSt; Kn l|j(t^, ilfl.irs,r,'s;s v s i ' s i - iteur Athletic Union an- OPENING:GSFORTHE British optperi results MaryHtt«r,CDd;Sciid'W ^^-înTk Amateur I.Su.nrocn. liri; jd I C C ttilwft I'U. Uu -liniAimli.l’SC.J,1^:309 ’ nouncedSiced Saturday, TVne n m ...... W71-7l-7J77-ai jKk Mctlm O.MJIR-fMI-ai 1 uub L'rjII Sue Cctjlo,lluj'Kr:,nU".,..'.< T hele AmericansAr meet the 1978 COI souUiAinci r j - , SmHlle, i'oky; Trx) nite, Wytr 17l? 757; i(li- llo>illi;?a)l:tr-7.0JJi j J««, >lV.s(-. [lick il^; J ORN PACK On Cnnilu* i;,ill -IJohn Mooaa - - M7«a-77 7J-»I llvi l’i<‘lJ7 \MiJlr,l'o.KrnHctt«i.im I : iet national team July 23- i>, uV: J lla)r%. ' ' Glrli II IJ M Ucl - I^K inM W ; c'inbiiiiitony-i njjf^rtoid ... i;,n i» ;n i« -3 J ( Gffl Nonnia . . H17J7J-7»77-JSI PSC; T mier. PB. lY a IB J - JAndffvAlH),J Andrr Hnxll .Scmi. 111. I ''ilioi,a^.i.:.;,ui- AiBlnlti JrilWimdLlloy;Jci.Cald,CaU IIISII Mlct»lkJcm Hoj C< oIrt«-OfidyWilion.l'o:Llu T hele U,S.U.5 team was chosen DAY & NICIGHT SHIFTS Tom KUe l7,rtinon»-SJ I ArreM I’llnxr . .. 110 71-717V7i-m Doyi US fad reiBfy - Tin Skaut iice.'liriTiki MVSC, GlfUlMllCOIrK- us TM -(lv3!?tol/."llL-ttjn.l!II n i lUi- IjWlg^HI^^S^^ Gify Plirw lH7«l-7t7l-nj— TroTl-ow,l'o;ScallW(rlU,i1)C101 r the AAU decathlon na- Sn*a O w . i;,i«lT»;V«7 JI-33 ‘ Glfll IVH W lanJVr - tUrti^ Hllirf.Wl UV; ,shc • 1976 Rod Cross FirstFir Aid Cord Holdors NnZfjbnl SoiUiAIiva AUiuTIi«aj«ll t71Mny-Tony-T[ijdJc*«.Mvsc;ji)Cf tlo nals ini; Richmond. Vn,. Prtff cosirrtiuu t,«gn™ »n-a« tlmn i Bin« II07I it-7>7J-lJJ tai.n l-u 111 iH) - iuLS«U,MVSC:Km 'S UoTi 11H «o Ind mnflfy - Jell t.r UoyilMI ICDIm- Ju ne 24-25,24.; Mike Hill, 27. • Plant Mechanics KnT'tlmm . . . llOT175 7l-7»-a;c.si Ok*Skw,Unitl:ChniMiUlains.MY:ira^MVSCs’M' iwi'lSIU.'/si^KW Joha SchnxOn .. ;,C87H»?0-7:-aj 1 '*^7 GlrtJ nxtfky - UUUIU VinVirristel), Tc^Jcm MViC^Kra'iflr tokTio‘ Covina.■Ina. C a lif., th e .AAU • Flold Mochanlcss us ' - I-SC; Suearilen.HY.su SiunSmilh.Twk^ lua Acli ;,onaimn-=} 7 j-i Boyjimind mrtDer-RrriColtiy.rlColSy.UY.GlI X (lifli ll-i: 1(0ico brrabrrau - Palll Jcoei, Kn; cliamm p. headshi the USA squad, • Corn Flckor O perao ra to r s Krme, Lm; UaMtJJUlan.UY i M 7. - Ji;lif DfuriMl, HY. t;dalelluue,Po: JulW Hill won his1 first ;\AU title at Nif*?-iWiJ 7.«7:in7»TI-3j IMlu“ Kfl.-ttl 7a 75-72-7S-7l-»" ^ Glftt as Im - JenflllrtptC.llrtle G.IH Mur Kui.Wili.-.:it. i's, I’JttlJim Ji«- Kn li:i ■■-■> IM bre. US Jmnller^S^l^^ It MV.SC ui i «7 MichfllfJim.il) « UU _ Hal Nttai,;ttai, !MVSC; Ja)« Suj^tu Richmonihmond wllh a career best • Bl'Ltnguol Dormltoiltory Supervisor Ooulf Moodj. i.w n a n n - w ' D«M Cflhin . 737J7«7B-7fr.3J ad) L'natl Hlfk |lo)-» 11II iJ t reaU -II. avftSuij.-rk>, Ml'.sc' Cirli llll ICO bacback - Clal) W;liai, l-o. Ot 8.004.004 points.pC GwSuf^ltne 7a7J-7t7l-7S»rs-nj ■ Smrille.Po;Tro»P»lo,rol MU Hfun la. Ja>ft Hut cihiii s,a)7inn<»-at Girt* IJ-HI»lrw-Liune: MjIfj.Mllo. llfl. u n C51^'(] .MVSC;lJ»al'0Jllo,Dlaill HI - n\\c ,. iic USA won last year’s Aiatriiii 73. ^ nicene, NAC. K6lj KatMtt CaW O I., «n«i. •'^.îfi?f«'t-ICS bart - Ja)ct Sud»rrki. Ih e US Apply at our Buhiuhl Offico Today or • n * ‘?IS‘‘ . .. 7a:,7>7,77-:x ^ ■ ' ' ' Su'n;». HY. Uu i inlln.j . Wall ! Jiy an - .MV*, Tuw Jcoo.Jcoo.: HVbC; Kn Itoc^ Bit ' USA-USSI^-USSR-Canada meet, held Diif lum . i.u)nn7i;i'3( SoiUAMm ShannMcu.BU>I7l« ' SouUlAMca T’-IB I® - Kip T»ilchT»ilrt*ll. Iloj. l>o;:if>f.ioull.li:i tl B Tom WibOB «,«a7M»7»;S-37 APrttf Mct«y . . .. 7|7I%:;-I» Mart Canepl. Unall, CIJU Sollara. gg IM - Ciady WiUcn. Po. SlrfT) In BlOOnBloomington, Ind,, with Call Cheryl a tt 5^543-4322. ext. 78 U i Sntitn . Km i'talSrilll'''^ j Stallfy.'HVSC, *mi 20 total points to 46,234 for Uirt lli)n .. . 4.U17»;S7S(7-2n Frwvn AStni .. t75 7I71-7»-74-S .•irrinloui. I'X’. illi-Xrai‘j£f.llV Mil11 l)rmieanuli,Uflii u n I r a r * ’ '' " " 46,720 toti Squol OpportunllYly employerf/i Mah/F»mala Sum Cal l 611 I ;» uiJ nm: - 'llll Vju'i I'ou I® >•'< - Soviets and 37,179_^for _ ^ Mnnni ouu ' . . Cin7l7t7»-» fK SSEiSi.Sic'-r-' iv3- iwena IlfTikr: llc»ler.Un:Ja)nSot .. A ^ MiUcf . -...... »:t-74.50 iLtf.Lo«.l.Mi)I ' i!^ r Brt'^jnaa IJ»7J«-7«-rj-W •• 0»?l4c[Rui!jSlfti!^CaIl''i7« - JIjSS sSI L-J rno-'lr) - T«B_. Wfiafpl U»0-7Jn7i-3S A^^^BfKl . 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Friday and:dl Saturday (J[July 21 & 22) The G re a tetest Savings1 [Days of the3 Year^ I ^

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real! Thievnwhole towoJi-bas^one-ou w is4o . ^ op w offer you, youry familyrand ( homeththe greatest sayings off fthe yeor. In1 every depara rtm ent. . . • ' ■ ■ ' ■ I in every paiparticipating I ssto re . .. youou'll find , l/y selected mtnerchandise 3 at the silliesest prices ever! No d

'I { L 1 '■V ■ - I — '■ i ...... STImo^Nows; Twin Folio, Idoho Sunday. Su July 10.1078 ' Convrection S t r oo n g pitcourbftr^' — —-—îii^g.round. - .MatLu ■ ■~was_tlraffed-4»)Mhl»)Mhe Red Sox prelty hlgtw-ilc’s llcvOr Tlm Moeller will attend W dQho. Bob Schuler has signed •> il h av e to rule on Ihc m a tte r. Regalado's shootinj11in j’ m iglit siiool (JG'anti jii:jii.se or I • showcase league’UC Inlr F arm ington. N.M,', rig hll t now,now 1-don'l th fiik ...... U lm c ri rii is going to U iilvcrslly of IdQlH w ith BoiseBol State, Carl Hall reportedlytedly is headed for University •rm nol saying Sutton was defacingicing It," said Harvey. "I'm brought his total to IW - 1-14 miît shoot G-1 and loseIos( ... I'd ‘ he'll sign this lalate tc hIn the su m m er." ying he was pitching o defaced baseballbase and the rules state u n der p a r - a n d kept himlim irin ju s t like lo shool twoisliolsless slii AnoUi'er drafteeaftee is righlhander Rick Ecklebe[Jdeberry, KalispcI. of Sanin IDiego and Scott Job wiltI aalt lte n d Lcwis-Clark S late In ' ' ' " islon. it anyone pitchlng-o defaced ball111 shallsh be ejeclcd from the Uic lead for Sunday’s finafinal th a n V ictor." Mont., who wasas taitagged by the Mels. KalispcI)Cl alsoals provides Uie . Lew slot rk ." round. He also led after;r tluthe rhe Cardinals had takenllhe fieldeld after; Uie seventh when second round with a two irvey called Ihc players IJack intoito UieU dugout and ruled Uie stroke margin. dgcrs had to pll^ again io Mikec TyTyson, who mada the final ■Regalado Saturday wai t. T h e decision brought a ;h e a te dI reactonrea' from Lasorda, who paired with Fred Marti, wht mediately protested the garfie. shot 67 to finish the thinth ird B W n his second chance al the plate: In thetl seventh, Tyson again round In second placc.wlth/Ith i:13 w out to rlglit field — this tim e offr relievrcll e r L ance Rautzhan. u nder par, i t was brought to my attention eeorl: a rly in the gam e and I kept Marti and Kegalado tradei.raded ! ba ll," sa id H arvey. "T h en abo uIt t theth e fourth inning a ball w as • the lead throujôut thee da;day led In from the outfield and I plckeiIckcd ll up and saw another ' and were tied at .M undeunder. gBgSj’ iffcd boll. I kept that ball and toldId platepi umpire Jim Quick lo ‘ when, they came to thee lUtIIi!th H n ■ — W M tc h for It. A fler Tysonhll the ba llII 1 checkcdch It again a n d It had hole. R egalado p a rre d IhIhc BSB HSjijB"m illar markings. I will submit thcrrUicm lo Ujc commssloncr's hole while Marti bogeycd t'to . B a H Icc." drop lo la u n d er. lorvcy said that after he got the first ball he warned Lasorda "Fred played really well,' ;t somebody on the Dodgers w as defaijcfaclng the baseball, Regalado said of Is cioscs I told him someone was fooling' aroundaro with the baseball,” competitor. "He’hit a lol c d Harvey. "That's three ofThemfl wc have and I'm sure Don good shots and had somele rc; ' ton was the pitcher. II looks like It's been ruljbcd wllh goodputts." nelhing rough. II was the sam e markla rk on all th ree ba seb a lls," But Regaldo’s own putl mmmmmmm im Si Tiroughout his 12-y ca r c a r c c r,. SuiSutlon has been accused probably are. what kept MarM arti c atc d ly of scratching th e ball w ithth hihis fingernail lo rough the ' in Sccond pTace; he sank a facc forabcttcr grip. fool putt for a birdie on No. I»—M w IP ’aim er has MA6IC VALLEYEY 2nd ANNUAL •oad hole’ I f ' ■ ■■

l a y d o w n n*. ANDREWS, Scotland B| P I) — Arnold Palmer never 1 g e l even with the 17th, b u l ‘ ckons hes figured how to sy It, 18 years after his first counter of the bitter kind. "You ju s t h it over the gree n lo th e ro ad lo the back then tt back like I did today.” Id Palmer Saturday after hUng his first par 4 at the =cnUed"“roud liolc“ oiniw mous old course and totall- g a 4 o v c ^ p a r 292 a t th e B itlsh O p cn . In h is I960 British’ O pen ' b u t. P a lm e r cardcd a bogey on the 17th In the final und while Australian Kcl S i| a^e shot a birdie three jforc going on to lake the Je by a stroke. •'I've played some good golf liny 28,22 9 ,3 0 ,1 9 7 8 Prosontod By M agic VolUalloy Arabian Horjo Associa- is w c^ and Im not against tio n o f Id o h o e hole. I just don’l like it," Uja-CitUifHDni^n»-U(.tU.Kpina lid Palm er hjcfully after the UrJS-liiRtflPeffanafct umament where he cardcd 7, 7, 4 al the road hole over Twin Foils Couiounty Fairgrounds e four d a y s of th e lOTlh F iler,e r, la a h o lam pb^iP:. ■ ForMowJnfonfonqotlon Phono ••My finish at the I7th just C arm erT C uiT er otlSi r 6: 7 8 ^ 0 6 B Of 6 7 5 .8 1 1 9 — ------locked all the juice out of S u io n D)avl> ov 324>2552 fi. 1 would be th_ the_ _ lead lartfromlhat. n v ^ ^y

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TH C H ltlE I OIAWIR. E>iy'.lo-tehtato tittolige (pKe (oc , eotd tut* »n — SunJay. July 16.1078I TliTlmoiNow3,T»lnF|.lhJaahllD-9 - . Bird tests arnrm . -in^inorJea^

DETROIT (UPI) - Marku* “The Bird” Fidrj’ch hasIS consented to being optioned lo th e m inors on Ju ly 21. where^5 be will test his ailing pitchingIg armai wllh the Detroit Tigers’8' B y 1 Lakeland, Fla., (onn dub ofot Ith e C lass A Florida SUR*tt T itjl e r l II ^ L eague. The Tigers said they are hopefulhop< Fidrych will make hisis first start with, the minor league Icag club at home In early A ugust. . Fidrych, Idled most of lastst seasons< with tendinitis In his SPECIJIAL P R KICES rig h t a iro . rcccntly undcrw-cntn l th e sa m e type of therapy lhal eriabled Don Gullett o( the NeMNew York Yankees to recover trom a sore arm this season. ^ER PA^kW S The 23‘ycArold, a sensationlon L in his rookie season In 1976 w h ^ be went IM and won'thethe American/ League ERA title SA w ilh a n average of 2.34, iKgarcgan light throwing early thishis _ 3 . ^ month and started pitchingI battingbai praclicc Immediately M following (he All-Star break. "He will continue to pilchch ballingb practice during lhe.le. . 1 remainder of this road trip,"'I,"* a spokesman for the Tlgere,.ra.- ' V 1 said. "H e will return homee with wi the team a week fromm ■ ■ ^ F rid a y . \ ______

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TWIN FALLS *- All cf lliis year’s yuai dislrlcl men’s'JilowpitthL'h acllon will be wrapped up in a -lO leU am b rae k el In Uie siniile A division, reports Commissioner ChaiChad Brow ning, TJic double A o r m ajor will nolpi haveli;i a lournamenl since oniy'ly k Corner Pockct-Depol Grill-Turfi CiubCiu o t Tw in F a ils deciaiX'd foror •V thalclassificalion. T he 40-team single A piayoff.ss willwil be spread over seven daysys w ith all iicllon se l at two diam ondsids inii Twin Falls' I Jarm oni’ark,k, . B row ning said compelilion wiilill .sl:sU irl Ju ly 2'J and m n througli a full d a y Ju ly 30 and an eveninK[ig se.ssionssi .luly lU- and Aug. I. Com pelilion will lake a llirecrdayay vacaliiinvj at thal point, comingng ' back lo win up with an evcnlni: sessionsush Aug. 4 and near tull-dayay playAug.SandC. / P a irin g s for lhe lirsl round of ttieliie lournamI enl include: Ju ly 29, e a.m ., Uudwulser of)f TvTw in i-'alls vs. M axie's Will 0 - f;el{ of Twin Fads, (^u.ifityfity JKoofrtig-lfodkins(JiJofT«iii •i'l . F a lls vs. N ewton’s of Jerom e ; 9: IS a .m ., D av e 's .Miuiic of Twinill F a lls vs. L arse n 's of iluperl andd MM;i allory T ru ck in g ot Burley vs. Quif-ley H ealing of Uuhl; I0;M a.m;i.m.. ,, Biineo F a rm s of R upert vs, Biltcrrool ot Kclciium and Kelchijlcliuni Dry Goods vs, Coors ofol R upert; 12:45 p .m .. Burley Beverai/erage vs. KART-Zlo;i ot Jeromene and Pepsi Cola of Twin Fails v.s.. HlincoHlii F a rm s of G(HMling. I Si Ju ly 29.2 p.m .. Sierra iJfe-TIiele ClClip of Twin Falls vs. Olympia)ia Beer ot Rupcrl and Donnelley■ SSpc porling G(M>ds-Factory Ouliellet -Tlre-ot Twin Falls vs, Hleb Kquip:quipmenl of Iluperl. 3:15 p.m., Coors ot Twin Falls vs. Mountainin KLY POLYESTER Burley. GLASS5/STEEL G:15 p.m .,'T w in Falls Bank and 'Trusl vs. Fanners Uniun ofOf ■ R uperl. and W holesale CarTK'ls-R;ls-Red’.s Trading Post of Twin WHIIITEWALLILS Falls vs. Zamora-I^ckwood of Rupert.I 7:'J0 p.m.. Cain's- . EBELTED IRADIALS■ S i ; Northwest Plywood ot Twin i'alli'a lls vs. w inner of Biineo of -Rupcrt-Bittcrroot, and Skaggs. ot IBurloy v’s, winner of (Jualily-i i y - i B R 7S -13 Roofing-Newlon’s. 9 p.m., Moorere BusinessUi i-'orms of Jerome vs. R" winner of Dave's Music-Larsen’:•sen's and Clul) 93-Twin Failsills . . - Plus 51.59 F.E.7. a tr8 s - - i3 . M erchants vs. winner ot Mallory•yTrucktng-CJufley Tr Heating. STradE-in Plus $1.6951.69 F.E.T. . July 30,8 a.m., Independent MMca eal C om pany of Twin i-'aits vs. 3 6 “ M winner o( Kelchum Dry Goodss CoCoors ot Rupert, and K-D's of Sixo Pri; 3 monltilyly • NO.DOWN PAYME.YMENTI TTiat lournam enl will havec a single -game at 3:;io p.m..II., ol S50.00 oQcli. No inloroit or poymurili ol NO ANNUAL %%RATE! R/ followed by Ihree gam es eachI al 5 a n d C: If. p.m . Two gam es are carrying cl>oi:l)orgu. Oulorrod poymor'l prico se t a t 7:30 and one a l 9 p.m . Aclio\clion resum es wilh two g.imes■s at S150.00. Som>omci 05 coiti on oppiovud ciodil. NO FINANCE CHAC H A R G E ! ■ 75-minule Intervals from 9 a.m.m. tithrough 2:15 p.m. July :iO. The championship game is.schinluletiuletl for 7:30 p.m.. barring a needleed for the e x tra gam e. Slompit£hI islate __ M M K y TWIN KAU.S - Sch«Julf lor the lliulliul I'Iw «Tcks ol IhP T^ln'Kallj Sln»pltdi - ^ rnillon Ulrrclof (linrt llrownlng 'cSTjuiy1 July a and aU claulllrjllun.^ o{ Uislriclslncl - • \ ■ men pMJtlon will twiUnJulyn lloolenenUodVm. tli <111 v» Wlicilrajlr C.in>flvlini;N TrMind J’ort: i p m , fn*^ni«it MralIral vivt Ccrnrr l‘i>ckrl i>.-i>olTlifl. atu)' k« 15.; \ ’cS^NorilVStSi'l I'iUtxxl. # |> 111, t>l) 'JijiTK TK I n , anil !»:15. Tniy Ijiuixtfv \« 1‘acKii- Inui; WE'RE GROWINGIIG1 I MvtrtlilfW viVI s.Shcn»w«f»; a p tn., brwind lluiiiidiJ v> OVER 200 STORESlES M lwl'flp (Vincll; a 11 111. NATIONWIDE! t l Kaclorv Tire Outlet, and K:ll, Tt Hanki amai^ Diamond Iw-p, Mnxlr'i i’Kz.i hUI o' DrII vi >i.{Crllr»vs:;'rK T> July a S'O. Coen VI ]lud»tUrr;r; S |pm.. Dolwlle/Kactnry'Tirt v«. Tro; 1 ^ 3 jfvi (irm Stale on ('nkp Illaiiiond Uu C:4] ; T>- Hank andTnul vi l-acHIc Iron, nndI'jii, 'J15 S^nicllon v». lIudnxlK-f: ttonncUcy-Kaclor 24 Scott Avo. jundry vi. Rrm Slalc OlHroke. I)lami>nl txi I I '' TWirWIN FALLS— 211 A ddidlson Ave. JERpME — 22929 !E. M ain ale-. llanJiandTruH VI tuon.on. ' 3i24-4389389 ■9321 >: 15. InktMndcnlVnl vi. V.-holrule Canx'Council VI. Mountain lltll. a p m Uualltfuallly . . . 73.3-6373 RUPERT — 724 ^ave-»Mioicvi TKU«niiandWt.illanvm 5 W osi Ellis t«o l'U,»)pnna4'lVl.SlerTalJI^'th•Cl:trieaip; » pm.. Ground Hound v» i'cO<-rwniS S S . BBUHL l — Truck Lah6ls&AAain B U R L E Y — 21919 E.E M ain 436-93 543-4328 678-2411411 PAUL — .25‘5418 V )ltnwnl two S: U p m , (^»n v>. Tn>v Ijiuii^ TlfB « . Uudweludwelier, and 9:15, f r Ucally-Cfnlury Jl v 438-54

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BySONJAHILLGREN'N . - , e.xânslonm ovover lU ye;irs lo coi er all products, U PI F a rm Editor Including’livestock. live ' W W,\SI ,\SIHNGT()N (U PI) - A H,oii.sei-se /Agriculture Herglandand 'has criticized the present subcomibcom m lltee will hold a liearingI JulJuly 27 on the overlappingling federal programs, yel •some pro- admdminlslratlon’s ini! proposed new piprogram of ducersareelireeligible for noneof them, nalionw alionw ide crop insurance. E ach fannta n n e r who participated in the voluntary “ The T he subcommittees oh conservationlion and credit prograpiwou. would pay prem iuiius tiased on the level y eear a r heldhe five days of hearings last 3 'ii* yt-‘:> r o n lh e of _co_verage•age .l]C-SQUglit_aiid_Uiu-xisk-in-hlR— — T;cnoral )r fa rm e rs who op'ernlion.V Cosl Co would be .shared by the farmer haiirvesl rv e st a bad crop or' nn' cropp aat all. Tlie andthegoveriovernmefit. If ;i farrner.chose coverage admdmlnistration’s ini! proposal was intro ntroduced this forSOpercenircenl of his iiorm;il crop production., he . ■ «RTing.Ving. would payy halfhal of his insurance,cover;ige. AgricAgriculture Secretary Hob lieriiiergiand and If he chosetiose 70 percent coverage, he would pay o thIhers e rs :a dm inistralion officials willII te;testify on the for mosl ofof thett cost of tbe additloii;il percent proposiroposed legislation. Strong critieistieism will be ' coverage: ;indand if he clmse UO percent covenige, he - • mlade a d e byli Ihc crop insurancv Industry.fy - would payly the th enlire cosl of-pro(ecHnn Ior the - Subeom Sutêi m itti;e-(.'liairm an Ed ,Ioneônes, f)-Tenn.. final 20perceiercenl, • • lid )»-'he is resuming the liearinjyjj "I: " lie ca u se we want tilo tie sure there is no internterruptio/i in Insurancenee would t)e .sold Ihrougli private providiiroviding proieclion for farmers," Insurancee agentsag and Agricultural Stabllii;ition (hi the Senate side. Sen. Dick ClarL'lark, D-lowa, .-md Conserviscrvation Service county offices ;uid I'aas s helheld hearings on the hill in Iowa, Io\ bul no funded tlirouhrougli the Agriculture Ul'partnienl’s hearingLârings have been held in W;iîiiiigtoi'llton. Com m odityClityCredllCon>oral)on. One porlion| of the current croprop protection Thc esllmallmaled inill;il cost to the government svslemr’slein — disaster relief paymeiils,■iils^for g rain . would be! $5-12$5-1: million a year. le.ss lhan-he Sji5 W)tton tto n ;arid'rice growers e.xpiress.ilUieentlol* .it million cost cost of lhe existing L-rop insurance • »"-■le lUTllly-y crop season. \ programs- The Ip'fiipo.sed adm inisfration hillliill woufd re- The cropX)p protection p would nol eiiminalo the JACKJA DUKE NOSES Ills:IS BIPLANE SKYW Altl)D A lTEIt I)IJSTIN(; ASO'O YIUCAiN I'lICLl) placeace fofour federal disaslerasslstaneeinee programs. - federal dlsasllisasler programs which cover damage They are the Federal Crop Insuranc■ance C orpora- to land andid buildings,bi flood tl;im;ige to farm s ;ind ... A vcternn cxlend(;d to , e Iwisls iiiid turns' ' ‘oiitDaDU the strip.' I3ul now I’ve insfalledailed a radioin llie account B yGARYSE>'S E A S E spcspecifically for lhe nimhle Iw :c(nim for ill) percent of planted■d aacreage. It fruilsandveg1 vegetables, hay and forage, llvesinck, lot’s tra d e . Iiouse:se so she can call m e and see it I’ni TUSCALOOSA. Ala. lUPI)IPI) - A 'dazzling blue em ployed in th e c ro p d a sle r pilot’s t trniinlroulile," would)u!d I; biS^gin with ItllU) w inter cropsops planted a dary. poultry.illry, nuts, nurser>- slock, arquacuiturc- Alabama sky greets Jack'Dtk'-Duke as he noses his "V ou ccrlain iy h av e to t)c a lertierl a t ail tim e s,’' said H is:is ' wife i.sn'l the only one .vlio0 ])uts ])ul up with the vear‘a r fn f n i m o j i i ^ l i : II would havee pcpotential for andforeslproIproctucls. chunky biplane-skyward.J. SecondsS lalcr. with- Duke, who operates a onc-airplanirplane operation from noise-e ffrcini thestubtiy. grc-en-anii-yeilii-yeiloWAg-Cai." u nerring accuracy. D uke; skimssk. over :io-acre his.home. •'But as long as the planeplain is running okay. In thehe mulst of July and August, the'stillne.sstiie's of the soybean field ••dusting" th eecrop.,. cro I'JiI wouldn't call this dangerous wwork ork.” ([uietL-I tcountryside is often liroken1 liy D1 uke's a nlies D uke has clipped tre e lim bsi and u tility lines in ills thatt I lo, the ine.Kjierienced ob.serveserver hurtler nn ^ O A l Ihc end of the field, juist st yardsy; from a clump of ^ (abid skunli k s u n d e r’ a t t a c k pine trees, lhe •55-ycar-oldd DukeDi manUandlcs the low-level precision work thal re()uiresretiui him to drop a in.sanitinity. i whining plnnc into a clim b1) thattiui peaks a l atwul -JOO cardboard plale wilh a tis.sueisue paper streamer '.‘11 spray fur mo.squitoes for MoiiiKlviile. Mom and a feet. Then U’s anolhcr harrowl•rowing Irip under utillly nllached lo mark his swath.h. TooT "tiiuch of the couplepie of other areas and they.payay justju expenses," Gll.I.i-IlI.I.i-MTK.Wyo, (UPI) - ileailhIh authoritiesa . officials have hnvi given verlial ;ipproval for the lines and across thc field. chemicalche can •'bum” the cnip:i)p a and too liltle can IJiikes>0 said. "It's good public retations.ions. Tluwr people CampILTampliell County plan lo distributelie eggsi laced skunk cradle;adicalion program, which calls for 500 ' ••youlasemorcpllotslnlhc'tiIhe tu m lh a n a n y w h e re ." allow Insect infeslatioii. put up Wllh my noise on .Sunday morniilorniiig They have will';h sinstrychnine in an unpopulatedI areaan east of eggsperstjuastjuare mile east of the city. said Duke, a lean, soft-spokenken vev teran of 18 y e a rs of - lo lisleslen lo me and I’m w aking them•111 lipup " townvn to eeliniinale raliid skunks in tiie'aile'area, "W e 're‘ tr>'tng tr>' to stop this thing before It cropdustlng. ••You^ve gol an overloaded i ;ilrj)lane A crash in 1^4 left Duke unseainsealhed, a tribute to Dukiuke. an eleclriciaii in the off-sea.Miiea.Min, h a s piloied TheI'he eeggs wiil ticar red Ictlerinering say in g sp rea d s,"■Chaney Ch; said. and you have to lurn downwind. the sturdy '>\g-Cat" biplane wilh whicli he applies -severaeral of (he siK'cialized cropdii.slpdii.'ilers. ranging '•poison*oison" and will be injected willi gree're en coloring vind." ■ ‘'I*; As .scavengvengers. skunks - normally nocturnal insoclicldes,insj herbicides and scediltcediings. fromu 11the Cessna •'Ag-Wai’on" to the PiperP Pawnee. alongwiim g w ith thecolorle.ss poison. tural carriers of rabies. Officials feariid Cropduslers oltcn a rc porlrairlrayed as barnstorming "Tlie gas gol lo slo.shing aniuianiuiid a n d I lost Ihe Hui hoIio prefers the •'A g-Cat." w ithhits its dual'wing( svs Assist;\ssistanl sanitarian Jerry Chaney■V salils: :i local - a rc .a lu r a l lion could Iw c;irried to olhcr animals daredevils who put on summeTimer acrobatics Ihrougli,, , P’’*prime." said Duke, a slifîtht gringi breaking his em for increased lift for climbss and for takeoffs manm wh who saw a skunk "staggeringIne (town ll„. Ito Infcaion iJ look II 10 a aicliasto.s.Dxes, coyotes, dogs and cats. m uch o( lhe countr>sidc w.•here hen cropdusling Is m osl weathered face as be recaltctltl iheilie.crash. "She jusl from1) f;farm roads. ro ad:id" " F:F rid ay hit it on the liead and It ;ar, Chaney said, one'man was tjitlen by prominent — an ••L'^-shaped>ed regionr from Washing- . *>tastalled on m e and I tric-d to selI herh er dowji on a m uddy Thehe ' '•Ag C al." a biplane witli aninencliisedcockpil ent velerinalerinarian for testing. 11 w as foundnJlolK-ralild. tc l.asl year. ( nvlronm ontal , a skunk alalcr tcr found lo be Infecltxl. Ion sta te to Texas and c a sl. lo Florida.F field and overlw enl." high1 aliip ai the fuselage lo give lhele ]>ilot]>il m axim um Chanei’haney said stale and federal eiivii L ast year, som e 30 cropdropdustcr pilols died ’ iii ^ ^Bul his wife. Ruby, worries.•s ababoul her husliand. visibilibility and to protect him fromll the chemicals he accidenls. But thc falalllyly raler; has been on lhe Bccause Duke’s grass airstriprip Isl> a m e re .'>0 feet is sprapraying, has changed little overv er itsI ^(1 years of ^ decline for lhe past 10 yeyears an —according to the from his tiaek door, his wifeife canc; hear tlic- i.Vi exisleiitence. It Is designed for economlomy y (agricultural i!5 tteptoe d barleyf iStill popularar in Idaho National Agrlcullural Avlaliolation A.ssociation — and horsepower Pratt & Whilney■ radi:radial engine pmte.sl- aivcral;raft can apply cliemlcais moreiiore clieaply than J ing eveo’ climb while the plane’sane’s,h o p p e r Is loaded Iracloi Ihere arc fewer accldcnls; lhanUia in general aviation ‘"I' ;lors).poweraiid speed. BOI.SK:M)ISI-: (U P ll - The steptoe varii.'arielyjs the accounts for 22 percent of barley seeding, with up lo 300 gallons of chemlical, ical. ,''I-:v< . . bnsedonlhcnumbcrofhoursfu rs flown. iCvery minute ynii're up there■ and not spraying, ist eomnioiJy seeded barley in lhethe slate for comparesilosteploew los lth ;12 percent, ••Il's not good to live w ithh the lh(j work hut it’s a \ou're Thc decreased falalllyr ralernl is Iwcause many 're wasting niuney,".said Duke, wi mi-.• Ihinthird consecutive year, accordii)rding to t h y StcptoO.; KlagesKl; and Pirbline combine for f>U mailer of convenience for me," said Duke, who than $: World War Il-vlnlage aircraft, alrc such as thc ) $:10,000 in the three-month seasoic asm ifrc m ih l.s III. aho Crop and Livestock ReportinggServicc- Sc . pcrcenlofthefthestate’sbarleyacreage, _ performs most of his work withinwlthi 10 miles of his clientsnts. none nf whnm h,’ive .i wrillor _ Stearman biplann wilh «hich whic Duktu.lr.-irnnd his------E£! ulioLmiLraLLiur______i'hc—n rx l—leading—I yi>e-i(»-KbH

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GI&RAIN I w h e a t p>rice i I tfS U.S.,G£'an ad a aji g r e e o n ^ S M - IBIN BySONJAHIU^GRENEN ■ impact," *7iot help pniclin'eis in e ith err nation-.n; 0 - § U PI F a rm E ditorr McGovern ha:has called for creation of ai .Meietier said a $1 price goaloal w'as m ildest H = . -fp ” WASHINGTON (UPI) - ThiThree U.S. cartel by lhehe United Slates. Canada, and "appropriate forproduce SALE! CALEIEMPAR senators who traveled lo Can.idalada recently Australia andd Argentina,A: the four nationsi buy for consumers." I s> j —i’- 1511 ■ to lalk aboul thc price of whealjal withw their whlcii-contrelII mimost of the world’s exports, l.’:S.'wlieat isnow selliiiirro 511 BUTLER BIN . ’ Canadian'counlcrparls rcluniedrned with an in order to raraise lhe- price of wheat, of S2.1K) a bu.-ihei ,ind the gov.;overnm enl .vili M ■ 1 7'8 8 0 BBU. STORAGE JUIJ U L Y 1 6 unolficial agreement'to workirk ifor a $-4 Canada and thethe JUnited Slales control G.'t lo1 pay deficiency payments thishis vear lo nive • FILER FIIEI HOTEL inlcmational wheat price floor.r. 70 p e rc cn t of wlicw heat cxp’orls. fanners uptoSil Kia bushel,1. Advoftl*»irtliem ent: July l« iji :irtditlnn to tho se n ato r - ...... Moit»r» t tO Oib ibom *A uftl8n6if» -• — Sens. G eorge McGov(>rn. l>-S.D.,-.lohn IKS.i ■ 'H e ^ins suggluggvsled ll ho c .illw l' Uu- tors'. A h ie rie an ' O Nf L Y 8 LEFT INJ SSI T O C K ! M elcher. D-Monl., and H enryiry 1Rellmon,. Organization>n of Wheat E.xporllng; p.'i'rticipants were i^)l)erl i,e\Lewis, lhe chief Suggosto JUIJ U L Y 1 7 .. ' economist and n.ilinnai seer R-Okla.. and Canadians alsoI agragreed al a Countries, .similm ilar to th e O rganization of . .. r o j q i u .. $ r 9 9 5 0 0 MARY4 0ICKONEJC/nEJDA, A nilaueiishoihone _ ■ " .lu n e 30 m eciing’lo e.sialilisJi'a'a jojoint U .S .- ■ ' P e tro le u m Expo;xporlingCountrles- ...... NaiioTial Fariin-r.s I'nion.on. a n d 11,-n M Q W ( ■ ...... Advirlliioirlli'emeni: July 14 Canadian lask forcc lo workk ouout a floor ' Hadeiiffe. chairman oftliei'ai-arm er.s l iiiun WONLY v ...... J Wart. Ellor»,., 0»nOennell I Me>«ertmllh I D akotan said th a t ••it Is; exee,ulive ctmitnillei- PIUS SAIESTAX price. Thc group agreed lo meetiieet again in ' The Soulh D JULl U L Y 1 9 »• ridiculous loI be selling tielow the cost of[ . 'I'lie C anadian iiarlicipanl;nils w ere Sen ' MMATERIALS A ONLY .. . F.O.B.i.B .TWTV IN FALLS Waslilnglon. MONTY HUNTER, RUPEIRUPERT HOUSEHOLD EVtNINO production. Instead Insl of undercutting each1 lla/,i-ii Ari;ue, eh.ilnnan off lhe11 Canadian ASCS FINANCING AVAIL.VAILABLE Adv#f1l«emlltemanli July I7lh They said llie Iwo nationss shouldshi acl other, we needid lol< agree on a fair price andI Senate sl.indliii: roinniilteeon: on af’ricu ltu re . W«r1, Ellort.. D«niDennett I M eiiedcnlth • join tly if a pricc floor Is nott eslestablished ihcnlakestepsKpsto Implement il." and -S.'ns. Harry Hay.s JULl U L Y 2 0 during pending Inlernatlonal)nal Wheat Hellmon earlltirlier expressed concern llial .MacDonald,'.- W f ? J&J OFFICE:E SUISUPPLY. TWIN'FALIS MOSCOW — Jcrr>- Johnson,1. prprcsidenl of the MoscowaswasitsNovem!>er. lUTH, convention'iition sile AHvo«fl»eijtliem eni: July 20 'C A SH fof r CAN! I Woll t Eitei Auctlonaar>neert S Salei Manaaemenl Co. Idaho Association of Wheal GrowSrow ers a n d long- The organization, orfi w hich Itiehides.•S (j\(l\«T .-)00 llmc owner/operator of Johnsc)hnson Farms al memtwrs.ers. will convene at the Univn-slly'S llylnii I JULI U L Y 2 3 Worley, has announa-d the Assoclssoclntlon sclcclcd ORVlUEtMICKEVCKEY DENNEY. KIMDERLV Advsrtlierrtliemeni; July 2 I MatlaciSOibi, Oiborne Auctloneeci W ostortorn Slockmon's is Now i : I i t a l l £ o r y o u . . r JULI U L Y 2 5 W VflWl th o Exclusilusivo Magic Valloy Doalo" l or ______JOHNANDWSQJ:SSQN.HOUSEHQLD.T,F,______~ ~ 7 A i fa r ‘ndvarlllsrrlllemer>t:July23 ~ p e r pour(und f o r Watl, EII»c>,. DennettOcni i Matierim llh

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. . f Has i j o u ^ 9"A ^ ^ llbutyW hLjain'r^fTn'"'Fraid to ! \ r \ r 1/ NoM look in S.^his'n.y thi Doulook I If it ain't \ - I w l h i a i l ' U nthafnîntlin th at'n it's j I out! q o n e j j - ^ ^ Carnill iritililrr fWeis p^Wljl V/— ' ^ q o n i Why men arcTar mort likely'like! than women lo break or' FORECAST FORSUNDANDA1|’,JU L Y 1 6 . 1078 lose jewelry is another m yilay■toy. But mch b the case. And b su iiu ice od men’s jcweliy,, therefore,the costs twice u much GENERAL TENDENCIES:ES: Givo< aomo thought W yourour - V j_ w ifi u docJ Insurance o n w om en'* je own ypociol neods w d roquiriquiremonts. Iron out wliatov'ervcr M f m K S >'s jew elry. condiclii may have vxuilcd1 in yourj thinking so that in tthe h e . 1D o y o u rca liio th a t m oree than tbi 100 Independent natiom fiituxo'you will have d moronoro satisfactory and peaceful have been formed.in the lost1 25 y ean? couAuiof aclion undor whichchtoHvo.operato. to : 1) A RIES (M ur. 211 0 A pr.. 19) Stick to th u trie d a n d Vye PMore th a n a th ird u f th e5 murderm u victim s a re la th d r 20a. inaUûd of looking fur newV ouioutlets that could bu bod'^r you. E nlnrgc yo u r vi:iion undnd planpl for g ro a to r th in g s , i i i H ..( Q. •'W here a n d w h en didiid tbe t flnt sd^-wrvlM grocay TAURUS (Apr. 20 to Mayay 220) Do som otall thinking ?0so BLONDIE storestoi go Into biuihea?” that you know bcllor-how to proccedpi with affairs at hand, A. Research reveals thatt dl]dljtinctloQ belongs (0 Lutey’i . ' CAn " " ^ Slf^51MPLE/ ^ Wll-LW IlL-ÂT A v] I'V.-r ||fI NCNO. BUT W HEN I ‘ gnin your'aima. Try lo ploasojaso friend-s moro, olso. Payings i 1 ' - ^ ' HOW CAN hlariceteiin of Duttc, Mont.t. It opened on Feb. 7, 1912. I g e t RIDIIDOPTWE Ol ^ JUSTr sprinkle‘ ( kKILU h - l THEM T i f ^ T) THEY SNEEZE, moni attention to loved ones09 getsgc fino results. TLE PEPPER I. MSU WIT 'EM WITH CATERPlLUPILl A R S , PACEMAKERCXDSr AKI GEMINI (Moy 21 to Junomo 21)5 Your aaaociatos are ex- PANSY ) ------, ARC T A PLVSWATTEft / porting much 'from you now,low, so dbn't disappoint them, Q. “How much,does i«put'pacemaker for a heart patient — jaudy o-civic-offair carofullyilly boforc-youI hondlo it. Enjoy totlY .' __ _!______, hcnui ploasuros a^;l bo hnppy.ppy. . A. What (he BUiseoo pays payi tbe maaufacturer now k ; ' '*■ -MOON CHILDREN (Junorto 2225 to J u ly 21) A goo d lim o to sold to run about $2^00. VâtWh the patient pays tho stn^ a-tum fnvbrs which ygu hnvoiBve had from others and show i w w geon would be considerably/h hl{^ ig h e r. • your apprtînlion. You cann hiihiindle that problem wilh co- wdrktTHc(i:)ily now.ulao, MaktHoke suro you improve your dl6t Locks as though we’it: rapidlyrap running out of kinder- aiid feel bottfir thoroby. T S ^ M gartcnen. 8 ^ Enrollment droppeopped by 300,000 last yetr. 7 -L E O -(J u ly 2 2 to A u k -2>U U litodulgcUn orausomonta thatWt— _2_ ^ Out it hadn-t been faOlng previously.pIc^ It was the fiitt such opiâl to you und have a gowgO(^ timo. You can improve on cutbacklnSOyearu. a akill you have by applyingIg mday wbo can remember the thne „VlRGO(Aug. 22toSopt.I. 2222) Make this a home day andnnd ANDYCAPP whenwbi the U. S. Trtajuiyf DepartmentD« washed its paper improve comlitiona there, hovhove more happiness wilh kin.kin.. I------^ I — momoney instead of destroyingig it ita s n o w . • D on't g e t into any n i'w p roijecta jc cti th a l a rc h o t goo d fo r you.J. h /'■''**”------f c ANC#<'.'PERCV ______VvpLL.LET^PUr ^ p u r ) ------'N. IT TWiS WAY./A Y .-<-5 ^ IQ. '‘W hat’s th e la te s t estimate estiE of bow much K costs UHHA (Sept. 23 U) O ct.. 221 A tte n d se rv ic e s w h ere you \ YOU'RE t ^ T LlNCiA.’E'S GOT to produce a b u s ln e a le tte r?r?" ” gnin a more lofty viewpointt antand moke your lifo more mcan-lan- VeeiNGMUCH AII3T100FFER> ^ r V ------N ‘0 1 ÎS . rPoirrM A .S 4 .7 7 . ingful. Iron ou i u p ro b lem with tho aid 6f a good friend, ^ 8E g l ^ T A K E N j SC m i’IO (Oct. 23 to Nov.ov. i21) Analyze your poaitionrj in " ^ \j^ ^ ^ M E T R IC MEMORYMEt A ID life lind knciw w horo you aire re headed,h' whul ia best lo do0 in p. What's needed aroundI herehe are some memory aids the future. Strive for greaterer security.st _ (holhat will adjust us to the metiinetrlc system. Such u : “A meter SAGirrAIUUS INov. 222 to Dec. 21) You may feel de- L measures three foot three...I:.. .It's longa than a yard, you pressed, but you cheer upjp aa» the day progreaaea.'The f J | H K smsee".. ' And: ‘Two aud a quarterquaj poimds of jam .. .w ^ evL’ning can be delightful from the social standpoint. , abcabout a kilognim.” Any othenlhen? OAl’KICORN (Dec. 22 lo10 JnJan. 20) Tolk over private af-nf. . ^ 7-/5 fails' witJi and you)U ki know better how lo proceede cd ] = ^ Alabama law volda any FcFeb. l‘J) Your friends can beb e ,------“a vojd instnunent cannott be the basis of as iadktmrat T'SIVE A~| 1 fe I OKAY, S I G ^ l Q i . hiilpW today, but don't give{ive out any information that,1 is GUXOPKVJ MY AX.VX. Ccan t 7 T DOBS SEEMA 1 for f o r^ ." The -culprit was set fr«. Think about tlut, f ! rr s A L im E.THomIM....SO sa - L A*\ 1 T'vou now! a ’^ bcsttcpt cunfidentifll. Don'tn 't blbo d e m a n d in g e ith e r. • • CLrr.-THiS.STUPP! r MACS OUTA SOUD H E 5?fiS y .ayde..U.you-can..pas3.A.few.few.bot.oaes-dated-oa Sunday!------.,PISCESlKr(). 20 to Mur.r. '^020) Study your true poaitionn in ^ "HfiK T'S K IN \ I; y V "’y I In Alabama; the Uw can’t laysy a finger o n y o u . tho community try to impimprov6 il. Evening is beat r — T -----T H lS C aeat ^ ^ ' Six of the 10 top-eelllngIg magazinesm in the coontiy are ' fur o u tsid e iilfaira. AWiiU one who may have u trick up hia those ujually referred to as women's magazitta. Noiw sleeve. o f th e to p th re e a re , though.1. ^ IFYOURCIirLD IS BOHN'ilN TODAY , . . h e o r s h o n|] r " ^ r / / s ^ will think a b o u t a n y th in g iind_imd everything und no project:fia is ^ ^ Dl ONESBURY______too big for thi.H gifted child,hitd. Provide ii good education . iIIV t f iv v ! n I far-off lands w here tho greotesile s t ^ al IFSSOj&YOUFfOH thatcon lead your child to far- \ M ^ m i m MOST 06 m . BALL fluccess w possible, ospociall.'cially in field s of im porla and i i 1 /JS W '/ ■ xe. ^ 1 QMS in t m UA6U£! exporta, politics, acience. educationoleduc circles. 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- .• --Y-:' ^ j I^Roar• of en< ar:---,; — . . ------musicc to raicers * Goal of)f210in qu(jarter mile3 M j j j S j could wvin big Wirinter nationmdl title forr iMurtaughh dragster By DOUGLASSTULLIS TL carcanc an go a slb g h as $30,000 to $35,000.',000." ; Tlmcs-Ncwswr-swrltcr Thuthut expense Is Justified w hen hhe e flifinishes "in jpF^ Uic money,"moi That mpans ho places2S In the top 12 M UUTAlIGli - !{on ilakcil.ikcr’s favorite ride lo 15 racers,i 'depending on howJW rmany are , . involves, sitting in a machincrhino that shakes so • -nccepttrp ted into the ftnals.-“ i did p r ertty tty goodg a t th e r~.— - -.-m violently he cnn tianlly see!e wl w here he is g o in g ,' i- W lnteniternnlionals in Bakersfield Inn FeFebruary of costs $100 cach llm r, onlyly I:lasts nl)out seven 70,1I finishedfir 12th in a IG c a r field." anil Is so lotid, liele c.ican’t h e a r him self T haihat finish ended up costing him a pretty . ■ penny,ny, Uiough, On one run, the Iransmansmlsslondid s hobby of racing his not shiftshll Into sccond gear and UtcJC enginecn over (' LT. and as a result of revvedved and blew a piece ot th e engine(Ine oout of each rlilc Is u part of Illsle hoinam e a s th e fastest side.!. "T' lial cosl about $3,000 foifor a new Calcohol-powcral drai’ racer, a alumTiunum un block. You could see cleaclear through - - Uiat hobby, has hulll up themd na Baker looks more IhcenRengine." mnnln Idaho. •m between ^Iurtaugh InI Ic'rmslc of operating cosl, it Is very The six-foot tall. 2.10 poundiffed I into h e cockpit of expenslenslve for Boker and his wife to k< keep a t Uie ...... • ot hom e on hls 'iuo-acrc farmer, hi sport,rt, nnd H urley thnn he docs stuffedoors to the shop arc “llII usesU! seven gallons of alcohol)1 eaccac h lim e. It the leoo horsepower tlraj’sler.■ek looking dragster, holdsIs 10-121( quarts of oil, nnd wc chang:hange it every .W 'B u t w hen Uie double doorsnd appreciation of Uie other}r run n ." h e explained about UicIC mlim inor things opened revealing the sleek™ t. I nnd h e is ready to needed(Jed fo r racing. While it costs anywinywhere from . B a k e r’s pride ns a ra c e r and ui Sl to0 Sl.iK)$1 a gallon for the fuel, Uicle oil usually Is machine come to the forefront, Chrysler heml engine freeifromthePennzollCo, fro . f c - 1 C)y>lnlnallolx)iillt. lo 1900 horsepow er," AnoUnother major expense Is tires.r e s . T h e r e a r , • f . “'I t’s a ■172-cublc-lnch Chryi rac iningstlckscostotxiut$12Scach, g : .. aiidUieylast aiii ‘' \ . '■ 4 Ihat puts out around Utuo L’lo conversation, 1 Bnker aboulUl 15-181 runs. If it takes five o r• six irims going * '• ' ' Baker says. lalnt Job was cuslom Inlo> the finals, the tires must bo replareplaced every ' During llie cour;-e of lhe coi Uilrd■d racro e. : ■' .• also mentioned Ihat the palnld deal'ot his lime nl Thosihose expenses arc enough lo0 huh u rt, but In ^ 1 w ork UiQt cost $1,000, every other weekend, addilloilillon, e x tra p a rts m ust be ta k e:n n aloalong to each While he spends a goodrip dc somewhere in the racee inIn ease something must be replaieplaced before T 5 r ~ home carlnR for the farm, :irevei engine d ra g ste r. o r during duri a race. Those exlro parts par) Include he winds up at a draR striponce f in a while,” tie pistons,ons, bearings, valves and valvee sprsprings, w estern U.S. racinj’ lhe re ato r en various p a rts of Uie T lich e mr oney Is not all Uiol Is involved.)lved.In gelling “1 have lo stay home onec nioh-ll'oraVlnfrTnr ------thc-mjiiTnnchlnercadyTor ii"racerBuJt ofo the nl^it, from six lo1 Ihrthree In the A m onth ap.o, he w as IninoUier Por two weeks, he momlnTilng try in g lo gel the thing reaady, d y , Il'sallltle. 1 • machine. Last weekend, herge.'Ulah, co for anoUier tou'sh^ loli w ork all doy to get rea d y to gigo ond then In S alt L ake City arid In anotl drive'c alla night Just to get to Sealthcattle to start will head south loSt, George.'enslve but Baker says racingIng thei next morning," he saidd of one( trip to m eet. 1 when h e races, ” We , th e NorUiwest,Nor All th n t Iravellni; Is cxpensl' e r so 11 doesn’t cosl so " I1 Ilklike to run oround," he added^d summingsui up he jusl alwut breaks even wh hlsfecllfeelings about loking the long triprip s,s. take tho pickup nnd camper s( ,George trip, the track Bakeaker runs In one of the top Uireeree cclasses for m uch fo rstay ln i' In places,” Jiid olher.high power drogslcgslers, Tlie top class, colled th lhe e Top F\ieJ In events such as the St.Geo c track ns an incentive Class,S3, includesI mosl of the professlotisslonal racers ' : owner Is paylnfi linker and i - - who» dcdo it for a living. The onlynly difference i • ...... -.—J d ra g ste rs lo com pete ut the tra veling to the different betweeiis’cen B a k er's c ar and Uioso in lhlh a a l c la ss iB Uio lo R ather lhe crowds. expensive to built a , fuelI useused. „ Besides lhe fosts of Inivelii:T)ic-iiiolbr_cim.nuj ^ ..-ilTliiin iO ’.usc.niltv'-mcUiancxmd wcusocu£C4ilcohol,:—■— ...... -UL— ineeLs, 11 f’cis- nili’hly expc Ild the cosl nf the lolal he said.saltl "1 think I'll slick with the prp-comp ■ ' , . . d ra g ste r ..and race It. •T he c lass>s forfo n w hile; It jusl costs a lolI moim o re io run a anyw here from JID.OOO, nnd 111 - r w r r s t o p fufuel eler," ___ ^ 1 / V w h i k ^hile the engine puls oul some: IBO(IBOO horsepo- w er• usingus alcohol, Uic sa m e dIragster ra g s using _j|j nllro-mx>-methanc os fuel • would proc:p r o d u c e 2400 Slecklincsofts o f t h e $ 1 ,0 0 0 p a in t J o b rccflect fle c i the pride Ron Baker hash a s f o r h is a lc o h o l p o w e r ecd d dragster( ...... fill , horseps by C h o rles Ko'god ond Uicn cars, “ I ra c e d differcni“e S his brother,, his brother. Dcwalne, and another bclw*-ccn co Uic w ei^l of the vehicle >UKk cars. Modified Cars andj thenthei brother Roll,11, go along os members of the crew. horsepespecially WhenmkedMd whether he can run with thec bcsibest. “ “ said in supportport of her husband. As for the baby. • [ duringIng the day," Boker commentedcd alaboul being Baker repliedd, “ ■ I c an run with th e b est o f ihcn^them . '“she can evven en ssleep through somo ot the races," fu'., -• requireulrcd fo wear the suit. The Soulhem I'veprovedthattiat time and Umc ogoln." Mrs. Bakerer cexplained aboul liltle Tomara ------CallfonIfomiaraccs-usually-arc.run aLnlf•L iJB hl-lo h e lp------That llmo anilm d tlm c again h a s p iw c n to.bex jtr tru u o ------' ------remnlnlng-pla-placld-throughoul-Uie-nolsc-and ____ i y'- • \he dridrivers keep from overheallog,Og, t along wlUi since a Mrt which con get expensive,:, RonRo *' • ground poundlnindlngof th c ra cc s. IU.'., Uiecngengines, he added. 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” SIDE GLANCES b , o a i « g ' C07 ■ JobsoflntDfBJt■ B S t ______vC-2Timo3-Nows.TwlnFall3.IcJohoho :Sunday, July 16,1970 ------1 ANNOUNCEMENTS FARMERS MARKET ‘a pa r tm en t manager In 001 Florilll 095 Forllllior& Top Soil WendelL Maluro or tollred cou 002 lo it fi Found 096 Farm Soed pio. Ralcrcnces foquirod. Call 003 Aniiou'icotnonl» 097 Hay.'Croln S Food 324-3«H,______i r i i T T 004 Spcciul Noiicoi 090 Form j For Roni APARTMENT, ulllllles plus : Steiraiddffiofllis OOiMu-itO'ialNotcCPi 099 Patlurai For Ron) salary for coupio. Wile to pro- 006Pcfionol4 1 00 Livejloch Wonted paro spocial dloi moals for man - CASTELFORD - A Cnsticnstleford vetcrihar>' studtnl nl 101 Animal Biocding and wllo. Nico |obl Nol I too 0' rrsily has been mimed lo the I 102Colllo ' conllnlna. No pels. No smoMng. 1 WashlnKton Slatp Univcrsll) M Call Dortha733-7152 JotiShop. )r lhe second semester of the S E L E C T ^ o f f e r 's 104Hocio> ! . president's honor roll for Ih 106 Swlno APPLICATIONS now beingir. 007 Jobj onnict..»l 'ico I / L c ^ 1077-78 school year, 0I50obyii|i \ ' Valley Alter gradiiallon. 021 Mo-K-y WoMiot) lo assist manager, opportunily 025 InMtuclioK 1 1 5 Form Work Wanlod Bccker Is involved In researchrcse; al liie university and 1250 por wook. Rop jobs also 036 MuiiC toivoni available. Phono lor appolnt- w as a leaching assistant duringdurli the past semcsler. REAL ESTATE f=OR SALELE • monl,733-5;ltyy 1 1 044 Ctii-domioii.'t's F«i io>l«- l« - -'-120. Utility Troil«r»»------Augual. Releronees. 734-8066. i n 0 4 i Mobilr Momi-% fot Soli- School of Engineering!. VIRGINIA LEE I i k • BAKER DESIRED. NIflhl. shill, J lo complete four years of . lull or pan lime. Apply al Schweitzer will have lo ...... club leaderader I O * RENTALS Wlnchetl'o Donul Houso, 551 responsible cnKlncerlnK; woiwork before he can lal <2 052 Futn Apli. 4 DupU'«<'S<•' 131 Aulo Sotvico BLACKSMITH WANTED: 054 Unlurn Apli. S Ooplixri. unfjlnccr. 1 32 Auto Pori» 4 Accessoriesones Acolylono hardfacing i ox. f l 056 Rooii'i For Rwit 133 AolosV/onlod porionco necessary,- Yoai oso tho rising cost ot livinq is an Altrusa around omploymont, SalarjIia?i "Doyoueupposotl a zs o 057 Hontol Mobdc Horni-. 134AulojForRon1 i_u^ allempi to soivofO lh(Iho, overpopulation problem?"-__ - • A M a R ic M lle y residentnt crrsjlualedc r fr»m llu-W yonilji)‘--^ ____- . - O&A-Ollxu & Ouviiwiv Runial'>iol . 135 Cycloi &5ufvpltfTr-» based on oxpurlonco. 643-U7: Technicallnslilute in Laranjirani'ie,\Vyo.'6nJune25. 061 G aioOf Ri-nioU 136 Hoovy Equipment or53(Ma33.______• An Institute press relcarelease said Bryce R. Rovig 5 < o 063 Wonioil lo Roni 140 Trucks . ' from lhe vocalional-leclinical5 selects 065 loucm S trailer Remalio' 1 4? Iniport Sporls Can received his diploma fron BOOKKEEPERS , jimierosl 007" Jotaollntorujl; autom otive, diesel. lM)dy, ft'niier 146 4 Whoel Drives 007 Jobjollntei tra d e school for w ork In auto MERCHANDISE ' 1 40 Antiquo Aulos :la.sses. Hovig com pleted 1,000 Aro you ihinklng-ol changininoing experienced WOMANI In Ijty^ . LOCAL AMV/AY DISTRIBUTOR [, * nnd palm technician classi 067 Miicollancou» Fo' Snl'- 150 Autos-AMC jobs? Ing. modical dicution, andIdother 011- |j helping many persons earn hours of training to becomeome a member of lhe technicals officerss \ I C 3 070 Wonted To Ouy I 52 Autos • OuicK OroolnQbacklowQtk? , . ollice dullos lor doclorss olliollice monoy working Iwo lo lour • 071 SliOfi ond Clotlnng ccnter'sMUi consecutivee corcommencement cercmony. • TWIN F A L l^ -- ViiVirginia I 1 S4-Aulos - Codilloc II 00 now Is tho llmo, wo havo ^ tn Twin Falls. Send replioslies ed o hours a day. Wo can help you. *' 07? Anliquoi 156 A utos-Chrysler ' posilions available. Times-News.t?oxt3-ll. For Inlorvlow #Dpolnimoni call ’ IX‘C is th e new presidentIdent of the I ^ 074 Muiicol Injlrornrnf, 150 Au'oi • Chcvtolot Thoy aro: EXPERIENCED carponiorsors aand 324^630. ______. 1,1 Twin Falls Altrusausa Club, I 077 Rod.o, Tv SSluK.'o - A M agic Valley resident:nt g«i rad u a ted from lhe Wyoming 160 Aolos • Dodgii «50 laborers. Must havo oxpcrier)cilonce LUBEMAN Heavy vehicles, also succecding RosemarieI'rie V,White. I 070 Fotniluro & Corpi-li 162 Aulos • Ford '• Industrial...... W5i,-«i In commorclal consltucllon.C:lon. Call light mechanic work, diosol. T echnicnllnsU lute In Laramiram ie, Wyo., mi Ju n e li:<. 079 Appliancci ■ 164 Autot lineolin •.AgFullCt>argo...... nd alter own tools, $10,400 D.O.E. Call Ig U orls Ryall will sserve e r I • SorvicoOrionlcd...... ■JM jooo - 32<-crly studentsents have been offered sclioiar- BOOKKEEPER FARM MANAGERlER PM, C day we^k, froo Sundays. - ships lo attend the U niversilj;rsilyofIdnhoinli)7«-79, Committee chairmelirmen in- I ------Accounts focelvablo, must C obovo avorago lyplsl. Fa ledgo of MECHANIC TRUCK. Uso your l i s a S. Savage, RussellJ] L. J c s s c r and S usan M. Jc sscrjr elude communityy scservice, I m W » « ll Uso your huge knowledge 002 LosttndFound pacod ollico. Salary J550r f I ■ l a t m l n g lo land this oroatoat pposi- cxpoilonco to land this groat have been offered Maryiry IHall Nlecoils scholarships.s. '■ Barbara Lukehart,.chairman, chai I atari. C^ll Donna 733-7152 Jc MD Call- posillon. own tools, $11,500 wilh Ann McCullougl FOUND: Small black and whilofthiTo WILL Mrs. 2— , Dauflhlor ol ■ tion. $18,000 FEE PAID. accordinRlo school's finnncl,nnclalnld.s'office. Hough, co- I Ouhl, Dosslo Jolinsion Rot>orison,jrtson, Choi, 734-2550. Sncllinglinn and D.O.E. Call Choi, 734-2550. chairman; Inlemaliona doo on hlflhway Wost ol Ouhl, SnoillngandSnolNng. illonal rela- I _____ ■ Had pinl txiw In hair and nowlylowly ploaso wtllo Mrs, Awlldaa Cot>-Con- •COCKTAIL .WAITRES tions, Betlyllyder,, chairman,chal I Clipped. Call Eao'B. Idaho,, 939- don. 1333 Shannon Avsnuo,vBnuo, NEEDEDl* At Iho Bluo Laki _____ Ifin, Call 734-5000, •______: MECHANIC n, N a n c y C h u r c h mman, a n co- 1 ^ 1 % 6850. Herb Catlson,______Indianapolis, Ind. <6201. Ted Bertleson, son off MrMr. and Mrs. Glen Bertleson, 50 i WORKING AND WANT pleasant ' FEEDL0TEMPL0YMEN1MENT MECHANIC la chairman; Allrusaa Informan-inf( I FOUNDI Dchlnd Ponnywiso i mechank: Twin Falls, is one of seven;ven stu d en ts from Waliii W.i!la Kings DoparliTiom Store, UppOfJppor surfouodingo to como homoSo"? lo? ■COMPUTER ' la t i o n , E v e l y n Myers, M. I . ■ Soulh Conlral Idaho Foodloi Fee Exporlencod front end allign- Colicge. College Ploce,, WjiWash., accepted by the lx>ma Plato ol lal 50 tcom. 834-4570.0. Join our apartment family. Call [h chairman. Ola Canno'annon, co- I VlcklorCari,734^, ' PROGRAMMER needs indusirlous man 10 menl man. Also lomporary. Linda School of Medicineinc ifn Loma Linda, Calif. Bnlh FOUND. Wosi ot hospilal. ' oporalo equipment jnd and work > gonoral mechanic. Call Dortha isi c h a ln n a n ; vocationalinalse'rvice, s I Younn lomalo bird doo. Calllall lo10 ■■------! 710, good 733-7152 Job Shop.______schools ore among lhehe 13 Seventh-Day Adventist Cobol. RPG, Assembler. U r. Uso with calllo. Nice home, < Con Peterson, choirmrlirman, and I Idonllly. 11 not clalmod. will Qivo 0 land salary, year around work. In- .MILKERS WANTED! For large ' colleges and universitiessin In IN orth A m erica. owav 10 nood homo. 734-?:74. 0B7 JobsotlnlcfWtInlcmt your good eiperrenea to lai ______Adcle Stoddard, co-chai)-chairman. I ------Ihis posillon. $14,500. Call1 ChiChet, auranco. vacalions. andjnd colhor oairy. good wages and boneliis LOST. Milo Bluo ftusltailianâ.ilian ACCOUNTANT. Immodlaloodialo 734-2550,SnoltlnoandSncllinc;lling. bonollls. Send rosumoume c/o ' Call 324-3438.______Shuphord. Losl boiw'oonwoon oponlno. Applications aro0 being TimosNows, BoxZ-10, NEWSPAPER ADVERTISINO'T" Harollon and Joromo. Rewardeward occopledforanaccountaniwithjnl wilh ______' ______Mtosperson needed in KoK: ollerod.32j-56CO.______a bacheloi's dogroo In accouni-ccounl- full-time Ollico Girl wanlotaniod. “ ! ...... chum a re a .. Exporjoneod. • C lothes m ystery LOSTI .Mun's proscfipllonpllon Ing. Exam rOQUlrod. Prior•lor c»-w Somo Knowtedgo ol bootikeckkecp- FOX CHIROPRACTICNC LIFE porsonsonlyplea50.726-«9l. . I (jlassos. Sllnor. • pholo-brownbrowri ■ porionco doalrablo but ''Jl nol rc Ing roquirod. Inquire Gomn SlaSlalo C£NT£R, P.O. NORTH IDAHO, Davo Smith)', • m ay be solved lonsos. Flolurn lo Jamosamos quliod- Slartino wtary J11741174 perpci pjpji, J Supply, Esla Mlraeltiiaclo, , Chev-Olds-Ponliac-Cadillac in. • ^ \ B e a u I SarQoni, 243 LocusI SUcol,jUcet, monlh. Stale tBtlromcnlhi anc 73Mi081.______' ______la acecpting applicationsitions lor Kollog. is growing ond needs. • NEWULM. Minn..(UPl) - " ty I Twin^______^______Insufonce bonollls. .ndoni Sonc FULL TIME Girl to work in dataBt pan llmo ChimpiaclicIC as!assisia- oxpoiienced salespeople. Over.. For several years, residenls 1^ ------rosumo lo Suporlnlondonl qulred. nco. Must be working,g to to work ggo pg, otoal living.; no Deal processing. Typing tequlrc Idaho Stale School lor Tno Dcap , data processing experlonirlonco nwrning or altorpoonon s shllls^ ô£78tj255^------of Ihls com m unity of 13,000 ' LOSTI and Blind. 202 Hlti Avo. E.' in Pn.in'i hoiplul, bul not required.I. $2.C5 12 Posilions opon lor I ^ wondered how Meine Clolhing: (5 S Tipip s o e I B U \C K U B Gooding. Idaho 83330. An Eoua hour, Conlaci. Dot Rowo,3, G.Gom oBslstanco. and Ger ■'•"could consislenlly sell fo rje ss Larou maio, O'oy oh 'o*®'jr I®*'law, Opportunily Employer,______------Stale Papor and Supply. lOi101 15ih Secfoiary dullos, - AppiAwiy^T,! PAINTERiBOOY I" losl vlcir»iy o! Smiih'B-• FeoflFood ------Avo. Soulh, Twin, - porson Monday, Wednolednosday. REPAIRMAN ' 1 than Leuthold-Jenscn nexti i KInQ. AnsworsloRANGER. 5pn ADVERTISINGJ FULL TIME HELP NEEDED5=51Xr and Friday. 9 lo 12. andId 3 Kto 8, al For now heavy duly and truck - door. Swimming can bo hoolthy. buf chlorinolod)d wiwotor I .1^111^2 $100 REWARD OFFERED warehouse and rccoivi :reoi Twin - bo 2 ' .O.O.E. -Call ChcL, 734-2550., -73' RanoCfUne.J'ucyL.Ma E qui^^ — Stolen frorn LuuUnrfd'dcnscn;—• G d I Ih llû iv'ftnr!-inr!—Jotn-t ho-ot h©r-5mo r t-w—women oi ____ J J _ noiiing.~lhru-TLi;jiL.,- I JM REWARD lof fomalo (black blacl 734-2550. SnelUng and Snollirg. ; = - s 'Snilling- and snollino,-in . moni Division, BunrUaho. 5<>.:. During the past several who dopond on our ou solon for iho caro of thoir I I I Lab. Losl In Slanioy/Obsidlaibsiflian HAY EQUIPMENT OpOial 8231 or 703-7222. aroaJulyfl. Wtilloscafonnoso ------needed. Musi bo ablo 103 I/a'travot. years, authorilles said, Melne lovoly hair.' I 345-S863., _ . ^ •TRUCK DRIVERS WANTElVANTEDl 734.7a3S.______removed clothing valued al Must bo oxpeilenced on dies h e lp w an ted 10 haulul hh.-iy, $50,000 from U uthold-Jcnsencn *if li * * * * ond 13 speed iransmlssloimlsslon. 324^288.______- I cot Speda!Notk«iNotiCOS Local and cross-slato haulm through a secret panel in lhe I' HANDY HIHTlT l Cuf .f/owors sJay frojh;h fafongor I Apply In person ONLY, bfllwotbfl1wo"e'’n ' HONEST • DEPeNOAOLE-E L Lady %MM A basement between lhe Iwo I CHRISTIAN COUNSELINI ,na 4pm- 'or part-llme clcanirg w< If y o u d r o p p coupiop lo o f o $ p r/n In fo w alor. SERVICE. COV Shoshono Sl, N Dennis roloronces required. Coll . ' Wr IANTED i ^ slorcs. Monday thru Friday. Dcnr K ■ Twin falls. Counaollnflw?i lr Clark Trucklno, Truck Rouiclouicand at 0482, Olo 5pm wecicdays. I ! Hum,in Relaiions, Warrlaot I •>Thc Th( I BIfCh, Butil, Idaho.______HOUSEKEEPER, Part-time P e r s o n tcto work part-time'; WHEN YOU'RE In Mofl ot • C o lle g e of I Teens, Addieiions, and Socia “ ^ Jj. lull-Ilmo, oxpcrlenco In launlaundry ’ piolossionsi somleo. etiBcK itio • T h e S iy lis t Sw ingin g S et I I For appoinimonls tall: 733-220!33-2200! COOK, V/AITRESS and fl Buslnoss Oifcelofy In tho5 Hair Design ' n nriv holpful but nol ncccssary. Ph. 733-1749 Ph.733-1'33-0405 I I I 733-2228. Allor hours; 733-103:33-1032, BhwashBf, o»potioneoi«.nmo orl Contacl Mounliinfn'vS V e arly nnorlorning. Good sum- : Classlllod Socllon. Tho (ifms» , .,Ph.733-7777, P I 324-2041.______Applyal6J8 S. Lincoln, jeromo,Jerom Corner, Polk Sireotreel E.. ' ' lislod ihoffl odor itio finosi In 5; ^ ! PMonJy,------KlmboMy,<23-5591.• sonrlco and quality produtis. OON-T TOUCH thoso drapo: — „ mer job.b. $3.00 per iiour. ; Lol Vopuo Drapory Cleanora fl a (Rfj nr IP "ÔU enjoy working 1 iiall, V/oiakolhomdown.cloai1" cloall! *ELKO COORDINATOR\n (RN ,-n rv pooplo In 0 ploasanlanl nl- / " — II and roiiang thorn. Fof sorvlcoifvicQ >m LPNl lor homo henllt> agcncIh n mosphore. plo-iso call 734«E2 734-1 Lalllii T im es-N ew s Twin Falls or Duhl phonomo 5454J- Salary commensuralo wiihJ tk ln 0 n bolwoon6:30am-4:30.wooKd;toKdays. perlonco. Pleasant wotkli 5i§2______Nevada IRRIGATOR WANTED. Coodiood pay J .w p i~ conditions. £.0.E . Nevai I Lincoln 733-0931 •HAVE DAR WILL TRAVELn^rtin^. HomoHflallhSon*lcos,ln..P.In P. O and living condllions In Lini . .-Yafd.p.'Uliftr.- COCKIOII pnrlio j«. 89 M i.- -County. Call..arylifTiD ..Spl •v;i'd(Jino tccopllons- Any part 544-23C5. ■ ' ' Qaricndor, Poriablo Ba CockUil waiiress. Call 733-55733-5559 niiy it g ^ s ______1 V/ISH TO lhank all myt IrlendsIrloni who r.uni boaulllui cardsrds «iand llowurs during my lllnossOSS aiand - ■ ■ nd 1 #m ^ slays in ihc hospilal nnd 1 i ■ sorty lot any InconvonlBncolonco 10 anyony lor havlnfl thoJ mormono- bo back ______ar.im SHOP cloood. I will bO M ld\\ i I 10 worh Itio middlo ol AuBUSt, M n ^ p.,...nO,iy,, In fhe£.ynvi/ood) d > ilmlBtry l A B SISTER MARY. Pnlm~l7l RlmOmt .md Adviser, will UJ you with any problem you rr ■ h,wo Opon daily Irom 910 9 .1 S f c 0«i;rlancl, QjPluy. C78-5007.._ i v im £ ______m Nolion cos UemorUlNolii | o B a > ViVirginia & Dc)ebbie’s ass our v;e wish 10 oxprossilhrouo*' < QtaiiiuOu Sale o«id<;nccd in Ihouom (U»dHusband.' tJe at Iho loss ol ouf Husbaor was 11 . CoC ontinues w,ith y Faihor and Grandlathor wa: IIE I >■ aouicnol comfort lous. T __^ ___ J l — — 3^ - Mrn EuonnoKnllonQ "— ■' — — Tinuiiy i n Spring & SiiS um m er----—^------o^ ;inMi “ I . l Uu ______?!!! I U BAIHGAKT 7 5 ^ J. ALCOpCS, Miuri i l ■ If youVe goingig tto s p e n d m o n ey ad vjertising. ert - ..... Be sure to visit MaglagicValley’s N I WILL NOT BE fesP..man. O N ^ my. ------‘J ------y o u g e t th e m o st fo r yourmohey... o u i ^ (of-ony doW»-OUi«..U»n. — ^------advertise where yo wedding headqucquarters ... w _ own. Joo Roblngon,______boliovos 1=^° SENATOR DARKER ro bOlK Byalom . "All tho bosl drossodglHjirli corrypackogosT choallng on Iho wollaroalod Bys and ■ ' -I should bo' Invosllgalod), volo lor ' from T oros/ois/o 's" slopped, ll'you aQtoo,iieiti. vole Paid John Qaikor on Augualalor, 6lh. JohnI . < lor by Darkor for Sonalor, 4 Livo modoilng ovory WoiWodnosdayNoon Caio, TrogsufBf.______r Plan sota v u s ' ot tho Bluo Lake•o k o s ln n I ^ THE NEW Idaho Wator) Plan Idaho's- guldoilnos to keepI havo Ida any I ^ walor In Idaho. If youfo h*yo tno plan suoQOSllons to ImprovoW tbo fllS C - - ______call Sonalor JoftnBarkortr orlonlod fll ____ 4372. Volo (or a waterlarker orlo on 'Loflisiaiuro, John Darkerby Barker AuQusI 6lh. Paid lor inby BJ ; 1 5 ^ ____ tor Sonalor,' John C ILH H iB Treasurer.

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WAITRESS WANTED, Opply 1000 WANTEO,"ONS, W Conlaci Mjglc ( MELVIN.'... yVCH o u a r e ) WWest Main, Buhl, ______Valloy Y; Manor, 536-5571,-______rr's VERY REASSURIIURitfelb "N WANTED; Party lo romovo rool WANTED W EXPERIENCED mar \ 1HE SniPIDI KIlOW YOO CAU DO)saMEmni& 9 l i n g f.(rom basomont houso In o»- ried rl; coupio to milk 6 hour night A tosr NAIVI If You Enjoy Meetin ctiango lor sharing oolvaowJ ' ahlll.on p largo, modem dairy. t h a n a HYOU'r'OHE E U SE ^. lumt)er.Cnlir*-4018,______Modern M homo and oxtras. 678- -mBECllE I^ 5707. .______Ifie Public, We’vee G( o lA . IWANTEDl Full chafQO twokkoo- V E.V&R MET; por, piolorahiy' with double 'onlry oxperlonco. Compuior TWIN T FALLS School Dlslrlct -bacXground would bo hcloiul. MI il . WlIL be. DCCQDlInO Summer Sales Jobb FurI You! Imfflodlalo E oponlng. Salary lo applications B| (lom July iDih tnru You must haye; yourr 6’own.tronsporto- .ômmonsurnto I" wlllt o»- Juty Ji 21. 1978 (or Ihe tollowing; potlonco. Wrlto or callr Al Parli (1)>Ono (1 school sccrelary. 8 tio n . If y ou m ig h t b e interested; inl apply DiiltlDullno-Elko.Novada,P,0, P;! hrs/day. h 40 hrafwoek. Approx- in p e rs o n a t th e TIMES-IES-NEWS Circula- aBo.SS2,702-73W46. ______Irrulo\r 10 monlh wotk porlod, Posllion starts August 7lh, tS78. tion Department. PAtfT-TIMEp- Help Wanlod: must ForZ (urihcr Inlormation and b(bo 19. Thoso wtio nto noal, appllcailons ; contact: willing to woiK nights, nood only I 7 - t r ■ apply, Moxlo'9 Pl!2s, 170 DIuo Twin ^ Falls Sctiool Dlslrlct 1411 U^ ______Larry [ Baxter ______,Pi,PARtJlMe_.i;iAlDSI- 4 hours Porsonnel p M.magcf flaUy. Monlorfly Moior im . 43J 20t ? Main Ave. WcTt—* - AddisonAvo,W.733-SI51, " TwlnFall3.idaho-8330tt m ■ - SaJcjPononj« j Dl! ahuUonjWwlodniod ' BuJino«Ow»(tunltyinlty 017 BujlfiMsOppoiti^ti 017 ' BittlfiMS Opportunity PARTTIMEP. Phono; F 73W900 PAHTTIME £ CONCRETE WORK • EARTHWORM GROWERSn s OUALITYGRAVELIII PROFIBSIONALSAISALM PIRSOH -iW?ESORT ■ Mtn., northorn Wyo. PAHT1ME ACTION/EOU / a" l CAREEROPPORTUNITY NEEDED! Put youf old out-lul. For sale with or withoul!’ the 'he Over 7 acres, adlaconl Nallonal 1,Exporlonced nlloratlons lady, OPPORTUNITY C EMPLOYER, CONCRETE WORK, all typos. 3,n land. NORTH WEST REALTY For Lifo. Hoolth. I.R.A.. HR-10, HR- P«n»Ion*, Dl»- ’ )0s. buildings lo uso, Oalf Bam ;ALTY Forest. Molol. realaufint. 2, Food oorvlco. Salary DO.E, NEEDED: 2 aggressive persons'' Ftco estimates. E.D, Higginsjins Worm Fatm. 1722 Tiegs Road-ad- 734-5181 or Warren Briggss 733 733- ftovolly shop, Uvlng laellilios. 45 ability Incorne and Group.>. oCall Dortha733-71S2 Job Shop. ” lo soli ond sorvlco accounts 0^ ol 4234CS6-______Nampa. Idaho, Phone 467-6091,1. C394: Blair Osterhoul 733-5045. unit trailer court. Hunting, fiah- A ToxDoferredAnnulllc* •f•RESPONSIBLE COLLECTOR* 000C8 SiJosPofJOfts ''largo farm organljatlon. Salaryiry DRESSMAKING. Allerotlonsons FOR SALEI Wlioresalo toya ond — I Ing. Terms, owner linancod. ft Complain Tf olnlng Pfogrom - . E:Expoflonco prolorrod. Salary plus commission. For moro,fO and Sowing Inslrucllon. 326- 3?6- hobbies distributorship. VeryS "REA D TH IS" Mlnnick Really. Box 6397. « Bate Poy Up To $ 10,000 plutiCommlitloni Corr didepending upon oxporioncc. KMONEY BROKER, II you ha<0 a inlormallon call Dill Ovino, C78-re- s m ______pleasant part-llmo business. Sheridan. Wyo. 82801, ^07■67^ ,!i Full Fringe Bonobis GGood bonoflta. Call tor ddireci aalos background. V/ani 3501. - HOUSE OR garago cleanlna,Inn Minimum. Invosimoni- J3.250 6421,______appolntmonl- Sa[nt Qonodlct's bbig Incomo, Can Mt. Truo. loll' 73j: Phono 734.4655.______Results o( the 1977 Gallop Pol it TrovelirtgNot Required “I wall and window washing. 733- claim tho Indoor HOUSE PLAN1?ANT TUTTLE MALLI Run your own • HHospllal. Joromu. Equal Ittree. 800-255-C32I,______6106.______- GOOD ONE MAN spraying bu'sT- ,, business, noar farm communily Box 954, Twin Falls 0Opporiunliy Employor, isi- boom may soon surpass al Sond Rosomo to: P.O. Boi RNANCIAL I AM looking lor a one or Iwo daycjjy ness. Which Is woll established'Od other torms o( Lawn and Gardornriinn IfttoraKlo oxchingo. i'?® " »9,000,C*IIBillKeIlyil544-2365 o r coll P h il Y o u n g o r 733-59915995. . • ' ~ REAL ESTATE REPHENSENTTTtVE 0 wooK secrolarlal or bookkoop-,0[>. and has oxcelleni poienilal (or aciivlilos- ovor 33 millior SALESOPPORTUNfTY Ing job. Experienced. Call 42 423-J. oxfvinslon. wllh super lerma.ns. households are spondinc? ?3 ^Ca^ron,ldoRoalfy, 324^. WANTED IJ Unllmliod earning poioniial loror 5_7W;______II is nol (or ovcfyonul II Is Iho poopio wllh Mios or business hundreds ol millions o( dollsrt RESIDENTIAL Sprinkling ' . annually. II you would likeko'*on or WAREHOUSE (or ronl, 8,000 Saloss . persons Io bo .trained In highest paid hard work and background to quality as ro- IOW03I paid oasy work you c.in sysloms designed and Inslallt'dis GEM STATE REALTY' ' opportunity lo aofvice osloblisiobii- squaro (eol of partilion imo fcroolly salos. An oxcoilont iiair)- glslorod brokers to buslnussos ..shod PUNTV/ARE displaysiplays *«•- Heated. Irv ______InIng program. Your incomo Is nol find, 11 scoklng (Inanclal assistance nts, 52SDJuoUke#Blvd.N, egln July 14tn thruru McCoy. 734-4340. .Gono Cook;ook; ol a râtlonal company and “ are [ Y a W a n nN a ft S t a r t S o m e t h i n ’? Call Dorthn 733-715?. Job Shop, gSoiling top llrio products, Ex- Juty 28lh. 324-3109. Canyonsido Really.ally. looking tor slncoro. honestlost j 'Get Something Slarted Sian with RAY-O-VAC Batteries DAY SHIFT viORKEHKERS NEEDED!!! | 324-3354.733-1062-.______^■ Individuals to sonfico company •SHEET METAL GRINDERS* ppoilonco required- Reply to DlslTlbuiiobuiion Program Available , M«n and women to woriwork In a local llnon ^Musi bo oiporlencod. Call col- Manager, h Box 1856, Twin Falls, osiabllshed accounia. You will I supply plaip la n t. lcIoct:801-a»fl705.______l(Idaho 63301, Equal Opporiunliy •COMMISStON SALES<2) ) requiro o (3000, investmentlent I Seven top stars aiJyertMhenlsa tha superior Quality « Rxy-O-Vu Excollont bonodts, good , DISTRIBUTORSHIP SSIDING APPLICATORS (or Employor, 6 aocurod by Invoniory iOndand I tatnrlw in prlmaa timeUrw NeWrork TV cemmerclils. A tnultl- ' •W aihroom opporlonlty lor soK-slarlets, ' display centers. I( you ■«ro -oro ' million Qoiijf idveniiln AArizona, plonly ol wot1(. E»- J1.000 a monlh & up------=- snislng eimpalgn salli and sails and ulis. ccollflnt pay. Wrtio Allied. 5344 W, — ^------OPPORTUNITY Intorostod In making big monoy I U.S, tutlefy'jatei!S tuve incxsasM StOO minion In tht • Flot work hMlsaourt. Glondalc, Artf. B530I. pan Of (ull lime,., coll now, loll SALESMAN •BOOKKEEPERfACCOUNTANT i fioo, phonos aro sioKed '5! 24 I Msit..,™,.. • Folding fTHE TWIN FALLS School Dl- Northside nroa, Exporienco ro- '! PARTTIME hours pof day, I Oppofluhity exists: lof rssponsibiari peopia lo u m suUUniUI elrlct «11 will bo accopllngI OualilyC and sonrice orlonicd qulred, I I FULLTIME ■ pjn-ums incoms, Ofof aboveabo tverags fuU-lime Incone, seivicina • S o w in g M ac h in o O p o i ra to r s Japplications Irom July Ulh to r I manulacluror ol pressure S1.000-S1200a month I cofflpony-sKured reuil July 21st (or tho (ollowlng a ■1-80M24-5136 reuii au:ounis wllh j complais line o( • P la n t M aln to rra n co> J I sonslllvo producis seeks com- One o l.th o (aslest growing I RayO-Vac balterls» toaching poslllona (or tho 1078- mission r Mies rep or broker lo ' •MECHANICS (4) businesses In America. SpendS3 OPERATOR24 . Thoso oro yoor around Jobijobs which offor fT]ony t79 »etioolo yoar, (lj OnoI callc on Industrial and wtiolosalo Gas mechanic, fronl-ondno 12-15 hourb per woek aorvlclngicing MiAlffluintlmam ImfiilBint • «,M 5 frlngo bonofits, plus memonthly porfoct ot- •Physical P Sclonco/Physlcs. (t)I sccouniss In tho Twin Falls area, ' mechanic, ond lino mochanic your accounia. Wo (urnlshI ifio iho | ‘ -■------— I _ wlUil0O%tnw( [anntofy npurchait tgrwrMnl Ono LKo Sclonco/AssiglanlI tS,00hr/S0,50 , tondonco bonuses. I productsand locations (or you. ' I • It.you ara slnctrely Inl FFootball coach. For (urther VWo oro a young, aoflrosalve. I LA RG E PROFITS Ily Iniorajtod In this limllea oppcnunlty. IrInlormallon and appllcailons a •CASHIER . . - 1 hJva' (urtft avaiijQiB!5!LJi«an_JWrL«iIhlnJiQjlWwiall a ------ond rapldl/expanding manulac- 3j^__SEaS0fi5]GHT ------A p p J y j ______^______-conucl:-Twln-falls-Schooi-Oi------furorti of lBbels,-deealsrnamopla-“-----Chollenglno local joo-wltm rnr— L I Miss i-osier, toil iresTTces, (or addiiioiul inlomuOon, Birlct f<1l, Larry Oaxlor. Ios, ii bumporslickors, olc. Ingshllis, ~ i . MINIMUM TROY NATIOrDNAL INC., Porsonnol Mamagor. 201 MainI tCOO • tSOO.por week should be ] I 1*600-245-0683.Sa,m.-Sp,n. 6 83. { Nti.-Wad. . I J475-J500 avoragi) incomo. Women handle 2012ndAv*.ivo. Wott AAvonuo Wosl, Twin Falls, IdahoI SubstantialS oarnlngs poicnilal I C-L NoniiBitlll CorporiUen,Con SavteUay. PA 19143 83301. Phono:73>€!»0. AN AF- t< ,, Ihls as woll OS mon. InvosimoniSS j ; INVESTMENTS ■ Twin Folli.I . Id a h o ^ for Iho soK siarier ond highly •LEGAL SECRETARY (Soveril) Î otlnvonloryonly, Wa ars a laciilaciory auihorUed dtstnbutK FIRMATIVE ACTION/EOUAL motlvalod. n Experlonco prolerfod, oxira ; lary . Hoi pan o( RAY-0-\VY-O-VAC DiviJlon, ESS Incofporatad OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER: nicooIUco, i HOT FOODS. INC, a aubsldary ------F ' YOU HAVE TO SEE o( a nalionol company wilh a1 10 I------F6r moro Inform.iKon please M0O.J55O yoar track record, Ts now In tho contact us I TOBEUEVE < j | . ------TOY COUNSELORS ■= •GENERAL OFFICE I RECEP process o( soiling up dl- WANTED 1 slrlbulors in your oroa. N No o ______TWE DE LEONE CORPORATION TIONIST For further Inlormallon pleaseDaso selling roqulrod. Wo need sin- P.O. Box 89 Some computer or mag cardltd wrlto - Idoai (or houaowKo and moihor. helplul, coro. honest Individuals who M«dru,Orooofl 97741 SomorOpportunliies, Inc. oro Inlofosled In guppilmentlng Ji.OOOPeOOPortTlmePoteollal Tho Playhouse Toy Co, hos an J4C0-J500 725 W, Contral, Suite B-l oponlng lor domonslralora dur- v Ihelr incomo by Borvlcing com-om- ’ S31,OOOPIuiOPIui FvllTImePetaniial Wo Awall Youf Response Richardson, Texas 75080 pony ostabllshod accounts. 3 lo s r o r d v Ing our 1078 season. Work July • FEE BASED ON SALARY . or call 1-800-527-7lia2 loll (reo Decembor, Wo Iroln you. Must1 Virginia Bancrolt. Owner ’ 4 hours weekly, your choice, NATIOIONAL BRAND bo 21. Dolalls without obliga- 409 Shoshono Sirool South ■ Tho vonding Industry numtwrs TftUPPLTAND tton. Phono 734-93M. pg; EARN EXTRA MONEY ol hom~e.sme. In tho billions o( dollars yearly.ul'y“ AKewWoolworililleiiaitnieDl!enl store is Coming to u D07 Jobsctbitvesl No oxperlonco necessory, Do- Gel your falrârol Minimum A C C[ttO I t t I BTcnm at talls. send stamp; Williams --TN. TN. Invosimoni required- S3000,OOO, - 734-8844 122211m Avenue E,.Twln Falls.-alls. socurod by oqulpmonl. Invesi- T w i n FFalls a l 05'- ■ .lO O riM efchondliePep» Repurchote Guofontee Idaho, menl guoronloo and locailons.jna- •Quolity Pet Product* ___ Don't hesilalo, coll nowloll (roo.'®“- • Minimum Coihlnveitmi Qnc) phonos are olaKod 24 houts a »»tmenlJ5970 . 015 . e d i t i o n ifid Cfifid Cif?If? MUST SELL! No_w_T:Snir1.nn~d_ • . ... eTolQlFlaldlnstfucllonio n .-...... - . ■ lobildcattaaiM a i ...... ■ — Ttans(er Businiss. Enjoyablooblo“ ...... ■ PERSCiN5"T0' wv6rk“ or praTt-trme’ in" BABYSITTING In my homo Wosl $30 million and more>re willw be apent In 1979 by tt>« Pal osl and prolllable. Easily moved to Induitry's le a d e n Inn prcpromotion end odvertltlng of ihelf Blue UkBS Shoppingping Center Tlmes-êws mailirailing room . AAust o( City, ages 2.3 and 4. luiMlmo, your homo or business. Greati?«S 1 -8 0 M 2 H 4 0 0 731-7319.______addition Jo already csiabllshod producli. One of theye Ieleoding rnorkeling tytfema In the '.B lD elakssBv lvll l Nortli be willing to adju;djust to AM work WANTED: Elderly lady lo10 business. Call 678-9226 or '! 436- £ O p e ra to r 60 notion will be evoluolingoling opplieanu who will lervlc* ond babysit 2 small children. Monon- 9001 (ormorolnlorrmllon, odmlniitor componyI eiiobllthed eili accountt. Reorders will „ bo compulcr procetjedjed Iby ouf majlef whole»olor whose, j schedule. doy thru Friday. 8 to 5. to slarl?.'i PRINT SHOP- Good building HorrooDs.iNc. ond of August, Call 734-522S and oquipmont localod In small.moll 5oloiB*ceodod$40milllcmillion In 1977. Excellent Retail OppoIpportunlties •allofOPM. .______Mogic Volloy community. You'll interestedI PersonsPe Call WILL 0 0 BABYSITTING tn my lovo Iho lorma, SIO,000, Callcii" 4 4 7 0 C h am b !ee- C oall l l iM r. B aker Circulation Dept. homo, Monday Ihru Friday, Iill Chuck Honloy, 324-6367, ,co- Co DunwoodyRd. Anytime TOLL FREE; 80C800.S28.40S0 ext. 271. or 5I8><59- ilepartnent Snpervlsors Times-News Circ Spm, Chlld'ttnjst bo poll-trained,ed, nyonsldo Roolty. 324-3354 or 3884 per>on-4o-{>ertonton .celled, Monday through Ffldoy. T'Experience In Supervliion of EmpIEmployee!, Inventory, Buy- 734-3473. 733-1082.- A llanla,6a 30338 9e.m.le5p.m. vm p. Soiling. Dliplay, Advertiilngling & 'Promollont lor lhe i- {ollowlng po«lil«ni, 7 3 3-0-0931 ^«J7 Jobjollnlorastu st K8 S*le3Pw30njtom Ott SttoPwJonilOnt ’______tallies &Cliildfe:ildfensWear

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C-4 Timos-Now«. Twin Foils,s,Idt>Ho Idi Sunday, July 16,1078 Guariran teedI R esults.»Ads Do► M ore TJrhmgs Fo=or More> PeoplejThan Any Ol)ther KinndO fA d.dvertisinn g ! CallI an Ad-V■VisorJo()day 73213-0931

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I .K X ^ V X 300 POl3LK stree t KIMIWBERLY 1, i r ^ I . OW NERS TRANSFEtFERRED-PRICE REDUCED , N HOUSE I * 6 5 .9 0 0 I SUNDAY•AY JULY 16, 1978 . KimbotV» moit prolllglouJsus locollon >9 grocod by iho pro■ro. I 1 P.MP.M. TO 5 P.M. '■ ii>nco ol Ihli luxuroui homemo, ^N'QI " n r k ■I .ToiolhikkegVi l 4 7 s a ; i t , on l lovol - - . I -- - — ■- rtji P - •Ciocloui-liwinoinotoomwllkfiicplQCo ______• ta^liicy Street ______J I • Formal Oinlng-ng-[}oou»ful kitehon - - ■ ______Three Furnished Modo d els % B > . • Hobby room-S1 • Slorago goioro " Hool pump-Dc• Doublo cor garoQo E W H O M E ! (4^ OPENMDNIlONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY,.lY,. 4:00 to 7:00 M ! y •Pollon • londtcdtcopod luily lencod yord ■ j iOY T O M O V E ! Sunday, July 15th, 16th,16' 1:00-4:00 room, lava brick firoplaco. b e d - Saturday & Su ------4 J -- COX-H-HOWARD & ths. polio and corport, homo is a lovoly corpct^^>^^H ii^^^^ ASSOCIATIiTES, REALTORS - — ^ 1 8 8 1 L 1605 Addison Avo,vo. East 734-2292 Nil*»» KKiiB?' IMMEDIATHATE OCCUPANCY r e a d m A »«.f. HoukReolty . . . .733-0017 Now 3 bodroomim 2 both homo with full IîtiM un Lorgo fomily root ’iff® * - finishod bosomonf.ônt. Largo kitchon wilh Jonn rooms, 2 boths. j ! 3 , J Airo rongo. doubleoublo gorago, covorod patio lik o n o w w ith a Ic I walk-in closols.s. Rc Rodwood siding S quality [ HOUSE ' I construction. $52,50'>2,500.326 Crostviow. ^ *33,5fl day from 1:00 to 5:00 pjn. Thv Tt>x»H — O urir Mil ost Pofm lur Mos East. 4 milos soulh of East. . . I Im O n th< I DIRECTIONS: 3 milos { • 3 now homos < r I Fivo Points. I , ______i Q t_COtJSlRU.aK!H c a _____ ^ ------a - a a n III utiiitios • prtva'i rn Realty' I 3 bodroom 1%'/» bo baths. This lovoly homoK he i • lo rg o N ew and , - * 2 firoplocos. doubidoublo cor gorogo.'M any nlc 7 3 3 -2 3 6 5 Exciting is I IrW ester 65 I ô.qturos..$a7J00.)0 0 . S5 3 3 Ridgow oy^______g ^ 4 6 0 M ain A vo. S. EASTGATE ' W m Subdivision!n !

EASTGATE Mdgic Valley's Finest THE TIAAlME IS NOW SUNDNDAY 1-5 p.m. jre loel of top quollry home, Styled po»ol,..2 ,flfo- July 21. 22. 23. y THEHE HOUSES AReTERRIFICT . . . ------r .. itojlic vlow Irom iho Sr rOM SIERRA ESTATESES B ackyard Par CHOICE CUSTCn , 9 0 0 *• a 4 i 8 ,0 0 0 Twin FallsIs i . *'23 7 ’ JutioLano 647 Toylor -1 blochblock oast of Harrison School. lust C om pleted. Realty 30m home equipped wllh Jann Aire (ppge. . covered polio, lor 'hoie »ummer evening , G lovo rock fireplace toket core ol thote it*,' ponoromk vlew"— ail for-tho rldlcu- ' ) f ... * 6 5 ,0 0 0 H Si 3 ,mllos Wosl on Polo Lino ^ ^ ' Jusi Hanson Chovrolot, ihon I 'milo OF OWNERSHIP Vocant'Charmlirmlng-PresIdent Street OeoulJlui 3 bedroomEN 1 HOUSE sign. Wost 'A m ilo , S l l u i l PRIDE OF * 4 1 ,5 0 0 F'L,' . bar-b-<]ust. Alto,'onRim. □ io ' • 4 5 ,3 0 0 *41 “ “ cdid wlnlor nloht*,'p •' ■ 2171217Buchonan JRTHERIMFORMATION: a M •9 P o rk .T o rrb c o louily low price oB«n f . .. or Virginia E ldrtdgt,, 4,69 F 5 o r H o ro ld F ro z U r, 7 3 3 - 2 2 1 1 ■gy.OR. 7 3 4 1286 Addison Avo.B E DlUCTIQMiLakes * 733-0404 M Ichaol P. Gra^ r ~ T f f , . R d. fro m A c o He North to OPEN North lo Canyon f FOR FURTi ------C a llB « n 7 3 3 -1 7 3 5 o r >.E. 1020 Blue Lal

■ '. 1 ■ Tim.lim oo-Nows. Twin Faiis._ Idaho C-5 • EEK & MEEK b y’ HHowie ov 5«hneidor . - I / SOMEOAV i ------^ ^ 7 W u o i u . l U ” E V E R on HorresForSaleale OM Hom«sFc»Sal« . r mmmm m 1 V;;^'ttoPE i wA jiuJ I U , ' J - " MB L IK E v o u y JUST’TlsTE'D-'Boautiiui'TpTrtmt VERY FEW LEFT..(Good level homo In Sawtooth School>01 Buya)..bul wo juai lislod ono. Dislricl. Homo features 4 lovoly.ily . Noal 2 bedroom homo in ox- ' " I MQHWtSU bodrooms. 2W balhs. lireplacoCO colient Morningside location. • and wel bar in lamily room.m. Garage, partial basemeni, metal Extromoiy cholco . and qulotlet ahed, and priced at an unbeil.o- Cl ° ( p p - ^ northeast locatuin. Lovoly sun-jn- vablo $24.5001 Call Lynn ken living room. Jenn-Alro inIn Rasmussen at 733-2807 or Coi- kitchen, plus oil olhor choiceice Howard and Associates.' ’ ☆ YOU ARE INVITEDIN' * I amoniiios. Also lafgo doublebio garogo- Pticod lor immodiaio“‘o NEW ELECTRIC 3 Bodroom T O O)UR U f sato at $64,000, Has approil- Homo- full basomoni. $29,000. . maleiy $48,500 ON loan Ihal canM'' Aco Really. 733-5217. ,2 OPEN HOIHOUSES bo assumed 733-5580, Evonlngsngs ------^ ^ ------' Ralph Esslingor, 733-5976 or Choico location in Northoa:hoasi oroo of Joromo- . | j i J Larry Jqnos. 734-4090, NORTH WEST 1)232 East 12lh, just oil BBuc u c h o n o n . 'I- REALTY $ 3 8 ,0 0 0 . LeMoyne 734-5181 il8 ' 030 HoflWsFofSils 2) 1462 Roinor Drlvo, offfofGlocior. of ( 030 • HomiJFofSalolo (K 03} f HoffiOiForSalfi ' 0 “ R ealty & A ppraisals;^ ROOM FOR EXPANSION ..(C-029 OpenHwu oo . HomeiFofS*)# I ”c Cozy .2 bodroom home, all $ 3 4 ,5 0 0 VERY .FEW LEFT..(Good WE HAVE MONEY AVAILABLEi ^ UNIQUEI A FRAME- Rustic THINKNEW lonced wllh lull unllnlshtd Buys)..bul wo ]usi listed ono. tor homo linancino and wo cann ^ !socludod 3 Bodroom homo, wlin basomeni. Ready lo movo into, TIME: 1:00 too 5:005 p.m. build a homo lo your spotliica-I- :2 'llreplaeos.. balcony. luro. Double car garage wired lor Noal 2 bodroom homo in o»- a georgooua vlow ol Magic Valloy II a now home Is in your luluro. - coiionl Mornlngsido location, lions. Homos Irom U3.0CO ar^d ( check oul this 3 bedroom. 2 bathtwth ' shop tools- $31,500. Call JoAnn D A T E : Sunday,.^, July 16th OPEN ~ i UP. Call (ordeltiis, 423-4441. od horsoso 1 Garago, panial basement, motal home being constructod in ono 423-4194. ' SH O W N B' (arm, $67,950. Cali Chuckck snod,'ond pricod at an unt>oiie- 14x30' MASTER Bodroom, , 2 'Honioy, 324-4307 or Canyonjide ot Twin Falls newest SUth sub vabto {24.5001 Call Lynn baths, (lioptaco, 3 bodrooms. divisions. Finishod soon,. so80 Btalr 08teitioul-73J-5045; JoAnn • IO Vandiver HOUSE I p Really. 324-M54 or 733-1082. Ctomonls-423-4194; Qarlh Morris&Oono' Hasmusson at 733-2907 or Co«- Extra sharp newer homo. Largo ' looknowl . HowatdandAssoclalos.. atsumable loan. $48,600. Ownor : 4HousEa Prlco-733-5449; Oava Huichlns-___ _ -. B & B REALTLTY INC., SUNDAY, JULY16 ^ ioavinfl, A truly excolloni homo. Henri LeMoyne...... 734-30221-3022 734-4587. 1-0738 ______Joromo, IdIde a h o PRICE REDUCTION Ol J1,000 M Magic Valloy floally 733-5560. or BiilFuiimor-,.-...... 543^738 FB0M1T05P.M. »fhia romodolod 3 bodroom 734-409P, 734-7945,73M576. JOHNLUTZ OPENED - Mar^LouNowbiy,...— 734-27?!I-2781 , OLDER 2 BEDROOM-HOME on . . - ■ - ...... 324-3351 orr 332 2 4 - 3 1 3 0 ...... - ‘ home- *29.500 ailil buys lots ol SandyBocker 733-1D04MC04 good txiiiding lots. Neods re 818 SUNRISE BLVD N. S5homo. For ttppolnimonl call “EVERGREEN REALTY REALTORS Anytime for your inspection,n, pairs. $13.50). ______:______------TTtil# Is ono ol a kind, 2 O'Dotis Uuaros, 733-8583. Town 1 Thoso desirable oroperiiqtf ororo ■ FARM SALES 734-3200 726 Shoshone StreetW est IV Menl Johnson ...... 487-2365 . bbodrooms. baihs. Twin o'ond (ûnlrv Reallors. 733-0716. 73M524 Clean, and toady to buy, inv GEMSTATEREALTY Folio'IlnosllOMllon. . mediate occupancyi Ownersta Leonard Fisher ...... 73M015 F Deluxe Ouploxes 525 Biua Ukos Blvd.N. BY OWNER: Mornlngsido . . BROKERJOHN SE2" THERE'Sf'S will considur any (oasonateto SehooLaiM, 4 bodtooms, (amlly iji. ' olfaron lermsandprleo. 1.| >1/ S plua acros wilh oxcollont viow. n Como ono, come aiil This, 4 shaded yard. 2 bodrooms.-IS.' Finishod basement, conlral air - 7 3 4 - 5 8 0 0 lava rock and wrought iron trim. (o, carpolod living room, and largego RV parking. Slorago. MomMori^l Closo 10 Twin Fails. $53,500. $C9,000. bodroom homo is waiting (or chuck you. Price ol $07,500 includes,« 2 foo'"' Especially nlcoCO ingsido • O'ioary School. 734 a firopiscos, dishwashor. dl-ai. kitchen with snack bar. Assumene 2708;______' GEMSTATEREALTY realty ^ NEW duplex |u3l completed. . low interest loan. Each unit has good qualilyly aposal. and conlral vacuum. LOVELY 2 BEDROOM HomeHome- 525 Bluo Ukes Blvd. N. perkins , large living room, tt basomwomont 733-5338 carpol, kitchon buitl-lns, 2 can 2. EDGE OF TVflN FALL« 2 27,900- . ______bodrooms, 2 baths, Qtrago.0 Sooing is bolievlngand you can ^ • linished. oloctric host. $27,90C a bollOYO Ihis houso was bum wllhKllh bodrooms. 2 balhs. and base- VAADorovod. 734-8780. ______PRESIDENT . STREET. 2 030 ' HemjFofSaJo Largo loan can Do ossumod. H..3 mom. nemodoied living room the housewile In mind-3 and dining room wllh plush nowow 5 LUSH acros. Deluxe exocuUvKuUvo bodrooms with lull baiomoni, RESTORE this olflor 2~nlory realty bodrooms. luil basomoni, od heme wilh absolutoiy overyllveryth- 3rd bodroom lit baiemsnt. Liv- Jfl lormal dining, and a kitchen„ toJo carpet. Big lonced yard, lislod ing. Brick, formal dining room.oom.3 Ing room, dinFng nsom and homo wim (ujl basomoni In; m m Dorothy Kolar...... 733^548 jgg, al $29,900. Hogormon on V< ocro. Ciw water Marilyn Way ...... 733-9250:50 delight your wile. All lor $69,500. baths. gUnl covorod patio,10. ououl- nowiy rotrvodoied kllchon wilh I Twin, attached garage. $39,900. Call nvalloblo. Owner will (in.inco FN- 3. LOVELY 3 BEDROOM homemn buildings. 8 miles Irom Twli S ierra Estates st il iwllh roasonabio down. Darnos; PERFEf^TPOSSIBIUTES r ; Have a COLONIAL EN- 1-n MUST BE SOLD. Nothing>g oilolso Bon or Virginia Eidrodgo al FARM HOME BUYERS- W- I -I on a prestige strool in qhoico Roally 7334227,______„■ COUNTER 2V, mltos East ol can compare. Prteod forlor irim- ROBERT JONES REALTY 733- (In APrlmoNorthoithoatt Location) f Thoro'ro mony ways you couldJ tractlvo 3 Bedroom homo hasCB town with this aharp 4 bodroom location. Vory allraclivo 0404 er 733-1735.______go wllh Ihls muitl-lacliod 5 plenty ol TLC localod in SE o ra lireplaco. largo dining aroa and homo. Ready and waiting lor-l-g a atep-aavlng ulility loom. Many. Joromo. Hurryi $30,000, Cali Bill,1! newownor. Family room, dining *t>l2 734-7W5.733-9576.______ALMOST NEW McCoy. 734-4940 or Gono Cook, ,uli{I tnoto loaluros include doublo _____ PRlCEREDlfCCOOH 7'PLAH312311" room, double garago. and built- )nd NEARLY NEW 3 bodroomnhome hon URGE HOME , ■ PRICE INCLUDES... 3240109. Canyonjide Really.'• In appliances included in Ihisinis Oarago. double carport Md 1 3 bodrooms, 2 bofhs, foilull fcfaasomonf, firoploco, 5i Bodroom. J balh ho'T'o wllh 324-3354 or 733-1082.______coverotf palio. Pricodai $35,700.VO. In Kimberly witn gartien.. ChaChain lots ofiitoiaoo and foncod yard — low low price ol $62,500. Eslato must bo SQttied-so-ao link fonco. curbs, gullotluliots. Enay to linance. 10% down, on I coromic Illo onlryway, 'oll*al{)c1rtc. oll- rongo, dIs- •In good aroa. J«.000, ' Urgo homo. 2000 square loot, FIREPLACE IS Itio local polnl ol01 sidewalk, alngla car garago, garag nearly new homo. 5 bodroom. 3 shako rool. Ilrpopiaco, 2 balhs* this remodoiod homo close to Tho litKo Indians can walk to.the the ■ ' posol and dishwashor. ond lota ol iroos and good uttor spouta. rango.0. ro-f balhs, 2 flropiacos. Urge lamlty 3 lown. Has a newkilchen. diningl''0 now Jr. High Irom Inflaln Trails igorator, garbage dispos:isposai, room, aparo toom for ollico. GEMSTATEREALTY landscaping. Smaiior homo withJ room, largo bedrooms snd bam. A. ELEGANT BRICK HOME. Wosl lust oil Eliiabeth. $10,000 Localod In a country atat- carpol. drapos. $36,900. ovor 2 . ^ sq. ft. wilh 1ol» of 525 Blun Ukos Blvd. n, 20odrooms. 1-Warohouso. 44000 . Fireplace is nalivo stono cover- wlii buy a lot loday. R Irttorior wall docorating. 2 car. : o P E N $ E | mosphere on a qulot. no Iralliciliic 73J-53M square fool with olllco spaco. Ing ono wall in lha living rom. garago. 10 X 25 covered palio. Multi-purposo building, 21(>00 Call Vora Joa 54W06S or Robert strool. 2 bodrooms. IW bathsiths Coll Lorrayne Wills al : TODAY ... r0 ,9 0 0 'Of' Build a 4‘ or 6 plex. Lols oro lOor landataped yani with dog run. square loot with cemonl lloor. 4 af^d a boautilul llroplace. Super * Jonos Really 733^04. __ avlaibio now. For more informa- ory LOWEaWlLLSREALTY Priced In cppor $50-8. Don't buv APRESIDENTSTBeET Stall shop. deluxe klicher* wilh every , FOR SALE by Owner, Lovelyoly lion call tho ollico loday. appliance including rolrigoraior. until you seo this value. Call ------☆ OPE>EN ☆------“I h MUST8EET0APPRECIATEI brick 4 bodroom trHovcl homo - Av*. E. to Modreno North. iO FOR SALE; 4 bodroom. 2 b-’ih, DickStallord ...... 733-51B7 BobMcEllrosn...... 734-3050 [Qf, Jack Thompson ;ih .n M orthloSl.rro ItlofM H- JS.OOff BELOW APPRAISAL- by7 Phil Perkins ...... 734-4851St on cornof loL Firoplaco. don. ownof, 3.300 square Iool. J3 formal dining room, largo living,\na Q R I...... 23-9431:: |-|amlett ; Tad R o ss...... 88(>-7703 and JehnLuU ...... 73W435 boaulilul custom buiil homo on|„ ChucK Porkina...... 733-187474 room, broaklasi room and : Exctosl\iDsive. f O v Vj ocro ready (or Immodlato3 SusanFostor...... 734-310131 basomoni. $39,500. Will con-: o n - ______occupancy. 5 Codiooms. 3 — aider lease with option lo buy.3uy. -JUST-LlSTEDMl-.ImmaculalO 4 , ; ( 4 1 ^ TwInFallsAss Agencies: .IS L baths, 2 ,liroplaccs. Call 423- r 734-1894 aller 5 PM and all day bodroom, 2 bath nomo wiih R ealty . tr w iw u ^ CLEAN. COMFORTABLE. lireplaco, family room, tec 4441. ______' COZY, nowof 3 bedroom homo^0 wookenda. t BETTER HURRYi Culo 2 Vi FOR SALE BY OWNER; Idoalaoal f« m , doublo gataoo. ail»'S on 73W079, ^ ;8% * in choleo northoasl location. lood lor»cod cornor lot in SawtoothrtOOlh Bodroom homo on 2 Acros. wim‘ baths, nicoly landscapod. Onlyliy toeatlon In quiot noiflhborhood JIICAN MIKE GRAV lots ol iroos. J30,l»0. Call Bonny ris noar Sawtooth School. 5 District. $56,500. Call Lynr*‘■J"’" BLAINE C. ANDERSON ; EEHSTATt AMERiCi $37,000. so win movo fast. Doris imliv Rasmussen al 733-2807 or Cox- L ESTATE REALTY Ross. 324-4243 Of Canyonsldo Laiaros. 73M5S3. Town andnd Bodroom homo, 2 baih, family HomoPhono ...... 733-164 PRAISAI 7M-3800 Rnnlly. 324-3154 or 733-1062. room, 7 3 tsm . Soo al 15C7 1567 Howard and Assoclalos. — Country Roaliors, 733-0716. JUST LISTEDIII Immaculato 4 ■ HONIMELOAH 73*-56!4-S650 “ j Princeton Drive.______JOYCE COTE ■ CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE 2 3 bodtoom. 2 balh homo' with HomoPhono ^6787 , ira FOR SALE OR TRADE- 3 ...... 733-678 BUHLER REALTY bodroom homo wilh • oxira jtoiv firoplaco. lamlty room,. rocfOC DAVE HAMLGH. BROKER 507 Addison Avo. W. bedroom in lull basomoni. Haslas Bodroom houso. Approximaloly all on ; t tor 500 aq.tt. Drapes, dishwashor.•hor room, doublo garage, ali or> Last Chance! ils own woll. Irrigating water f oii fenced corner lot in Sawtoothwtoolh 5 ACRES, Idoal fanchello loco-«>• avallablo lor pasture, iota ot01 50 gallon hot water hoalof, oil ,od tioaior with tanks. $1.950..To[ c 00 to District. J56,500 Call Lynn lion. Rosliiciod aroa. JMOO pericf room 10 run your horso. Rood Rasmussen at 733-2807 or.s Cox- • • • • r y NEW HIHOME BUYERS vrnrmmrmmrffmrmrnmrem Maughan, 655-4344. Towr> andmd moved. Cali nowi 733^)503. -jjjj;, Howard and Associates. If there are3 2 people In your fam ily, KIM BIBLTOPO P I H H O U S I ~C:ounlry Realtors. 733^710. FOR SALE BY OWNER- Now DUPLEX, oxtra special. , |‘ 2 CONDOMINIUM unil fo: (iale.j ? homo. 2.150 sq. II. 3 Bodrooms.«oms. ______- and your mlaxim ax um gross Income Is ; ^B ljM O BROUOHTrHTTOYOUBYi^ ; bodrooms, 2 balhs, bulll-ln Kul 2 balhs. Family room and living ' No Children under 15. Boautilul $13,500 or lesl e s s OR It there are 3 or Southern Idaho • „ B|3plalncos, auiomatic sprinkler. placo 10 livo. 733-3000.______room. 2 llfoplacos, codar closoi.osei. 77 bulll-in appliances, hoal pump.ump. JT R oolty • CONTRACTORS PERSONAL double garage, shako roolI and 4 in your fomiamily and your m aximum _ -flL£n,-J_ljfldtoom._2_lMlh3._hg HOME- 4 iovots, 4 Qodrooms.jl-*- .prLnttnr ny^lf^m. Qwnpr wlii W .-^ 5 -P o ln l6 /—• _ - > « - — m o r e w aAtmJUUXEXEECI n ------■ne-»s-$15i000-or-loss ------^ n lu ijc (amily room, canning MlcnenI or latgu'family'/oom. DiO'tJOTOttr ' (inanco. Call73>6206. ______• -gross^^com e- A d d is o n a ' • croft toom, lonced backyard ondind garaflo, hoat pump. Soo lo Bath You moy hovo po tte dd byby tlthlt homo wilhoul rooilrlng lha appreciate. 2 blocks oil Failsillj .FOUR BEDROOM, 2 Bath olfort. Foor badrootnt ond o loioi>10° you may quailuaiify for o 6 7/8% hom e Washington • gordon, 500 Homo* carpoting througkoul.bout. eKCopllonol voluo it olfori ^M lftTw inFans, Idaho* Avo. East. Appioximatoiy 2500 SCO of 1200 tquoro feel, lotlot Is Is 51 X 250, tacluded with fruit 1ST sq.ft.Low $70-3.733-9382. nowiy landscaped, -mus! sco t to Iho paik ond iho "V". II noadt,d" lo o n - 7 3 4 -2 1 1 1 ; TO RENT, BUY. SELL. OR LIST :Zi insido-to appreciate. $33,500.3,500. treat ond tor>var>Iont to Ir •{Bated on 30 yean• a n otid on opproved eredif plu* op- CALL CUTE 2 bodroom homo. Good^ Realtor Owned. 733-5264 orir call iom ofl< fup,butllltaroalVI roalVoloa at $27,900. Coil lodoy. odditlonof Interett (or FHA Intur- condillon, good locollon, roady proxlmoelr e 73W1B7 Of 733-6295 to movo into. Will mako a ôodS ______ng ATASAPIN m telling price of hem e itet to excoed S - GREAT COUNTRY SETTING-S . NEAT>hit cory, well-kept home ll Ideol lor __ stanorTiomo or ronlal. (^11 733- : Must sol!-By owner. Two Acros Cloto 10 thopplng, Ihlj coi $40,000.) •BY OWNEf?* THREEE E BlOl alter Sand on wookor^da. tomo on older couplo or lorfor Itnoto lutI tlortlng oul. woll- =-r with 4 Bodroom brick homo. jnonce.S23.000. j r t h o r I n f o r m a t i o n ------1 BEDROOMS, all elcclrie. LOWOW DISCOVER THE ELEGANCE; in (Ireptaco. spacious rooms,J, 2Vi |o,ulQtod,low mainlononco I-----For Fuilt HEAT COST, doublo carport30rl Ihis romodolod older homo In baths, covered palio. shop. b o tw o o n 1:00100 S 4 :0 0 S o tu rd o v « S u n d o y with LOTS ol slorago. (uliyuliy Jofomo. Hugo bodrooms and a E d n o tr lth — 5 4 3 - 5 7 2 7 — B ro k e r foncod yard, quiot streot.-EX-EX- modern kitchon aro lusia part ol ■ S:Ki.,SffG™ ,W aS „ V li l t oo r r C C a ll o u r n » ! d O » l c o CELLENT STARTER HOME: nl01 tho packago. A large ahady yard ™ Kolhylrlth...... 543.3414 “ joyCoMunroe. .. 543-5335l \ 734-331•3311 at 1099 Spark* ____ | J38,K». 733-5280 ovonlnus and comptolos tho picture. Groal for Jomo»Varloy...734-4B49 Arnotl Slrlngef. . 543-8335 wookonds. __ a lorgo lamily. *42,500. 4-4840 R o n S irk k lo n .. . 543-675050 Evening^ S^ndlundayi 73M 460 or 734-6346 j;;;;— « » » • • • • • ♦ • ♦ ♦ • ♦ • ♦ < .34079_c„,^rT.or^----5^3^?” - BYOWNER BEAUTIFUL BUILDING sito )ust RobenMaytifi .. 733-495:13-4953 . . . mlly' 4 miles south ol Twin. 1.7 acres ...... Now Exclusive Homo- lamily ■ j F ra n c o ! H o s f o lhlo o lttt — 5 3 7 6 6 3 6 — A«». B ro k o r ' W i lILLS, l INC. room, dining toom, 4 Bedrooms,ims ol beautilul view with lull Irrlga- 2 2 2 S h o i h o n o 3 lull baths, prlvalo bridgoo i& Ilon tighis-Good area ond good road. 2 acios, water lights.I, 12 covenants. Under 110,000. = sauiiiiA Stroot W est mlnutos from Twin. Calhcdrji Edna Irifih colllngft. lamily. fOQrT\-,_ali_ .. . CAaKENROY.: . window. Viow irom Twin' fo 73«665 , REAL EfilATEr E J from Klnib«rlir)* rl/'ilo p light, (jB-VDulh on .• BuW. JâOOO or ollor. Also ORGEM STATE REALTY, 733- i 33B4lhAvenueEati acros (or salo. 733-5110 or 324. ~ HOME? • Main and wotch (or oufr ilgrtlgni). Shown here, bMavel « 5336 eSUosklor Buddy. W Twin Follt, Idaho 83301 ' • homoonlokoSl. 734-7765 : 2 2 S L o k p S t r e e t : and in Buhl, 543-64944 ' ^ • Thli lovoly bl-lovol homo>lnc1udei; Incli • • — lorgo living roomiiwlihllreploca will * . TITLE Somebodyl y [ 5 _ « —Slepioverkltchon • — 3 bedroom on molnaln levolloIfl Include large ■ • moHoriulleV/llhfulliM lb c th • OPEN S Porilolly llnlthedbeismlonilncludet; oni I ^ “ Out There • _ 3 bodroomt e ------: e/tern i • Famll/roo.mwllhllroMlreploee * J . ' —Outtldoonironco • — Srdbolh HOUS] TIIIEWEST . realty i • — S<3,500 I. I/triiled Al NorthOrth r> 1‘ointH - 73-1-2905 m : I 7 3 3 - /J b » I y Wants It!t! Onluoi I 4*0 Main Av® : A L S O . . . includet 0 JJJu.o cor go- I RP” I "tw in FAILS OFfiCE:OFf I ,|o ond built-in op- : 108 B re n titw o o d D riv e • ------pllonce*.'Thlt ^lomO-COrft" j ^ Thli home feoluret: 3 out ol 4 homilome ^ ' h M I MorliynAulh...... , ,73 733-7530 mondt o beoutilul view ol ' • ■—3bedrooitii 'I B I JohnBloyo...... , ,73 733-7064 ,ho mouoloini, $63,000. vi,| • —ilnglebalh S 0 0 J f l l I Ralph J o n e i ...... 734-59417: ' • —FullylntulaledilnidilnQlagaroflo ' * buyers will sei i l i f l i Poltiolockord..-.•,,734-3283 .7;j CHOICE NORTHEAST , SOUTHERN IDAHORIHO-REAITY ,.733-3714 LOCATION I — Nleelydecoroied.ilcd. woll hep) Ihroughout • ,h. cmI I TomMooro...... 'J • — $34,000 their future horailome I OernloMoidonikl.?.kl, 733-7930 Boouliful romon btick homo I lllllon.Sthlund. . ., 7.733 6345 ,n Sawtooth School Oi.irlct • I SUNDAY-July 16lhI6lh 1:00-5:00 p.m. Jim Rilchl" . .. ., 8'825-5671« Hort>o hot 3 bodrMtyt ond a d v e r t i s e d iin JO.734-S609 3 botht. Two Helen Trowbridge. 733-49407' (iroplocot. tovetadcorpeled tftT tir^TT — ...... 1...... H ^ ^ K S & S S hit 3 bodroom homo In Kimborly, Ooo< ClassifiEil. ELBOW ROOW In Ihit 3 b I1 Tod Smith ...... 7:i-. 733 790? - deck. Own« wouldxontlder newer location —: BffiCBiflCHT,-oirY doylinht boiemrrji wilwilh I O o n V o u it.r--r!. 7:734-7639 irodo. Coll on thlt one Utted . TWIN FAFALLS REALTY toporoto onironce.. Two liroploceti finlthod. iwo addition,tionol. ■ BonnieRoborli... 7 (or $77,500. ■ , • >CS dg& . bring ut an olfar. $43.50(;43,500, ! COODMORSINCISINCII ' FROM OUR OPEMEN HOUSE I Spend a qulot mormomeni In GOODING OFFICE I ihlt darling brookfo' SUNDA1>AY 3 i0 0 ■ 5i0 0 where people ar U on thli lovoly btick 8 Iroma home ;S S d ." ° a ’ THE PrI c E is r ig h t on I "’^11 I « l'h houte ottoch' fnrioU Horrlton/Sluarl Dlit.lit. EExlroxI large living room wilh booulifJutiful \ home wit Do yo u c a r o ojn n o u g h to o w n th o v o ry b o s r r , nny kilchen wllh builMni. prlvocy fane looliing! Call todaMIIMJ I bodroom i, HUGE _____ ■ CO M E LET US SH O W Y O U . . . _ tingla etioched gairo ra g g e a . ... $44,900. ning room . • JoAim ik>au<»----- 3U*-dtnodM«bMi SOESA ’ Mory-loodonCortor^^^^ B W S - '733-3454 Slophon Carter ..733^46 . . houte hot two b< t on moln floor will- ■ f i l ■ bedroom ln ,lh e bo j - ?33:^«! ^ndroMcdarmoM 734-364 LONGL( WAY A Houte includoi o b 733-3115 DonnitMcDartnoll 734-364•3*^* fomlly'rooml lott ol ’" “ vrAvnimJ ireovet. Broker ...... 734-5175 9 HEWS •• • Gordon Q.Oreov#' Thit 3 bedroom home ho* ipof"' 'irv [RUaiON brick flreploco, torporl *85,500•8 Nttt«E^TRUCtEAOE „nfiniihed .batement, ond • ' .-Â C R E A G Follow tho signss fromfro iho old Joromo Hlghwo on 1 % ocret b* hod lor o low down TIMES-5-NEWS 2 mi. No. ol Golf»olf Courso IV, mllo Wost, 3 4 - 2 1 1 1 Bi levol.homo on 1 m«. 3 both*. pormM l.$«8.000. ■!* 733-0931 hot 5 bodroomt. : I m ilo So. 81 1 0 8 AddlionA d d Avo-W oit 5 y 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 P H O N E 1 Ll ——---- • • • • • • > by Dick Coralll a h t Sunday. July 1 6 ,197S WINTHROP C-aTlmoa-Now9, Twin Falb. Idaht. lo (03 . HomssFofSi]#J ' ______. 05C Hom«»ForSil« ( w e r e / I'c? E^TA SSAK£ \ W( A U -C F=Aeuc?c>eN A \ (DO HofiwsFofSilfl9 ’ ' -'iW^M^PEPPEFa^NI M fi I / (00 HomesForSiK CC ' P I Z Z A (SUPPER.,. if'tCu Ptiir I a I'M NCTTt t h u n o r / j L Y N W O O D . I U>/B PEFPEPPERCtvil/ , A- pePPe=acNi ON / / M O f S E . 7 REALTY • SERIOUS SELLER ' V \~r/ . y OlOOIuBLoKosNorm ' ' 1 -- 73MJ11 • 3 bodroom homo In iho counlry cast ol Twin Fails. Jusl roduccJ >'FORJ29,60 o‘ . ;10 (43,900. Will' continue, lo roduco StOO ovory day inroUgh You couid tâvff a fine homo wiinn -Julyii ■ - ■y, •J^rr\wiJW S 2 bodrooms. ovor 900 squnra • (ool. lull bajomonl, and con-I. GEM STATE REALTY - -icrolo Iron! porch. Call us lo suo0 73W874 ihljgoodvaluo, • ...... ' 7 ~ ~ r STARTER HOME 7-Wg| L ______^ Two oodfoofns, motal aiding0 and pari basomunl, Prico ...... _ ... i'- . / - r CT.500. . ” R o b b i n s AFTERHOURS ‘ :hej 03S , AcfMOS&U(S&loti n s 'AcrMO«&Lott ONE OF: A KIND MoivinOpplloer...... 733-1011 , n EALTY - '6J1 .OutdTwnrtxnM 'lC7 FtmMiRlfKhMnchcs 107 Fumt&FUnchet story oil brick homo on JaekQIahop ...... 734-3000 BY OWNER; 3 bodioomj, .IV^ 120 ACRES with dairy solup noar>oar BY OWNER, 5 acres. ExciusIicluslvo ' SPACIOUS HOME ir> tho GORGEOUS Colonial 2 sto; HarloyMalhois...... 733-W73? 7 3 « 1 0 0 70 ACRES.luii Twin Faiia canal 1. Ovor 3400 sq. It. ol baths, unllnishod basomwH- walor, BuM School#, modaina,n 8 Quhl, Plonly ol room 10 o»pandsnd property, privaiS'brldgo, pilvatoprlva country, 4 bedrooms. 4 balha, 2 acro cornor location. 0 R.J, Schwondiman__ 733-7100« . Frankiin stovo. 934-5957. Good- r do- thla dairy operation. 733-05243524 road, vlow ol Twin loI BulBuhl. don and hobby rooma, Franklin ms, 2'/j baths, all oloc- PLEASANT oldur homo lo' room block hpmb, owner do- living spaco, 4 bodrooms, ' In i______:____— Biros lo rotlro. S125.000. Wost -lohn LuU Roaltora, or DiliI alat Paoluro, watof rights,ts. 12 liroplaco, 2 acro lot. $89,900. ining room- Solid mapio growing lamiiy. 4 bodrooms,j ----- DT-OVmt-R-IN-W6HDELL,-4. - ou th . - 543^5656,______. mlnulos (rom Twin, DosrotHirotltfr. Clear Lakas'Agoncy, Buhl 543- trie. 1 2 x 1 4 formol cJininj sjirpolaco, lonctjd-jaiUr+cmalu” ' -4 -----Enp. O h o o c ro in p a s lu r o Quartor. lull basomanl. Cornor -38 ACRES -.Wondoll aroa.a 50 Good aub-diylslon proporly. ^ - EXCELLENTJNDUSTRIAL SITE. , cors plus. 14 X 23 shop. ( . lol noar sctioorana lancW, ilalor, Z’onod roBldWlial/rosldontlal-itlal- BY OWNER largo comlortat croago in undorgr^nd HAVE II your wayt Honio and loi •shar^ji.-Nonhiildo Canal Vilalor, Two and ono hall faato acroa, with 1 Stoll. Entire acroc , backyard. 2 llropiacos,- '‘’4 now galod pipof vory goodlod 3 • ogrleuilurai, Wator aharcs and counlry homo on 5 acros, will haros. Evorythlng from- packago availabio, ruasorvibl/ 'Iho bodrooms, 3 balhs, iaigon'« cirov «''«<< Ihduslrlal, on tho odgo ol , sprinkiors, 3 wolor shaft bum tho way you wini. C.iHI S3MI231, 'bodrodm Romo,. $76,000, Call llvo siroam. Vlow ol 'Iho « ^nrl • Twin Fain. Land lionls on wail- I a- wino collar-in- tho COUNTRY houso on W acru.:iu. Dick'* Bock 536-2522, Hbg'orTod'or ' SawlDoth Mountains, Caii VoraVor# -erod patio, firoplaco a crysiol cnondollors to a- “ ■R EALTY ^ DICK, Lucy, or Joll, )nos landscaped, wllh hoalod,S snnhnn iravoiod pavod road, idoal loca- near Gooding, 2 bo^rooiti. ailoil Bfown Roal Ealalo536-2604, , Joa, 54W038 or Roborl -lonos rn «nrt ‘i^n for large building wllh b o s o m o n t. 1043BluoLako90ivd,N, ■ CAN'T hold on anymore! 2 yearr olociric, carpois, drapos, win------Roalty 733^04,______and machino shed. Barn a Twin Falla, Idaho (1 lorlzod. carpSrt, woll, soplle corrals. Shown by appolnlm« SHOWN BY APPOir3INTMENT ONLY. old. 4 bedroom homo wUh Bile 230 ACRE DAIRY- 230 Irrlgalod, oniv-Phono 3244134. m m bjscmoni. Call Dick. J«,«)0, 1ank.J10,500,934-5639, _ Doop woll, aprlnklora. IncludesI S SILVER CREEK Contact Joan Franrank 734-6929 TonvBamos...... ,...,<23-568818 ?ia EAgT MAIN, H aao/m anÎ, 2 all mllKlnoeQuiomont;3onoach .....4eo.Acfoa_aapioxi£n?.toiyjM3,4- BY OWNER: All or part, i z£ic-" acroiîOTCSd pastura nrlthS|i..,JiEM a STAIEREALTY _ 'N o r ^ e a ri ,.i , . r . - ; . : ‘733-OI62,-ii. .I P^NK.'prQb!cm3l.3 ":bVifiu<."'''I' —boarooju _hlnck .houaa..i3Z il■ aldtt^rringbono^l7arffZ5Wor.-SWor.- .laniBt- i{gnuofc-45af.:M.lLT£»- UU, ^ ...... 525 Bluo Lakes BtTd:H, Jim Paulson ,, ...... MJ-4930!0 homo on Vj .icro, clo:o-m Suu“ lurnishod. J2I.500, lorms. 837-537. Impfovomont# good, Noar Noar ocullvo.homo. Fobulous .vlow ~rtiCT50CnioraCf07473-5700,''~ r ^ o ^ “ 36 , , 0 0 0 Glonnya Paulson...... 543-49MM us, a muililuOo ol linancingH " 2 1 ______- Wondoll, }2»,000, C«n Butlsr and aolling, Sprlnklor irtlgalodlalod «BY OWNER* 16 Acros prii ' availabio. Rualor owned. C.ill FOR SALE DY ownor 3 bodroom,om romo, by 5 whool linos plus hand llnoa,Inoa. building aroa, 4 mlloa south5Ulh &I 2 . - , - . g - CLEAN 4 SHARPI Falls Avo<0 Dick._ ____ Fishing, duck, chuckor,kor. oast o( Joromo. 324-3483. FORSAL£3AercincxltoFiior. A-liamo on rivof Ironl al commorclai'or (oaldonllal. Call Easl. Roaaenablo down and Foa1hofvillo,CaII4i5M42B. ■__ 140 ApRE Farm, oxcoliontloca- loca- panridgo and door hunllng or IE REALTY ttsaumo proaont loan, Ownoror HOME In Filor, mako (Jood homo proporty. 1/2 mllo (rom airport SCENIC VIEW OF “CANYC‘ NYON, g n 2 i2 .______GEM STATE « FOR SALE OR TRADE BY liflft'tor building your now homo '■ 90x135' homo sito. oxcolh 7 3 3 - 5 3 3 6 iranslorrod, MUST SELL loror tonlor, 1 ocru wiih good viow 525 BlueLokoi Blvd. N. 0 OWNER- Approximaloly 3 Acraa:ros or pulling a mobiio homo., SlabSlab Caii loday for showing, roalrlclivo covananls. * BioniVrL FOR A FAMILY: 4 bodrooms, Irt Oniy J33,SOO. and locaiion, J29,900, Up lo 10 mo. olroady Irt, Nice ostabllshod ,«n ^ 1 ‘«>f>ii. Hew kllchan with family moro acroa availabio. Can Lucy,, with nICQ 5 Bodroom homo, ,,, lopped roads, Qood dooph i si - ’ room and-liroplaco, doublo cortais and outbulidlnoa.igs, yard wlin big Bhado Iraos,bam, bain, 29 TO 00 ACRES- Hoadwalors a quiet alrool, all lovoiy honr . PRESIDENT STREET- 2 Juslllsiod, Soulhwoal of-lotomo. 324.4162.62, cottala, walor ahaios, Alao Alao Silvor Crook, Sub-ir/lgatoc M oarago, coinor locaiion with b Bodrooms plus 3rd in Iho10 ato Approxim aloly 2Vi K mil , boauli(u( yard. Gardon apol, r % building alto wiih nice viowow ol ol pasture, oxcoitani building silo norlhoaal ol Lynwood Shopp:hopping ,,y|, 2 basomoni. J30,500, HUG a homo. Now copsliuchonn FOR SALE BY OWNER:• „,2 Sawloolh Mounlaina. CallI Vora Vora Only $38,500 por 20 Acros, Goo< on 7 acros lo bo compiylodd bodrom homo, lull basomoni Contor. J9500, Good lorms^.1 anxious to soil, Caii Vora Joa. f 0 Joa. 543J0ea or Roborl •lonos .lonos lorms. - dosirod. Must bo sold Immoc THREE BEDROOMS- 3 carar soon. Call Dick. wiin 24x27 motal shop on tear0„n ol • Roallv 73^0404,______Timodia- .54W088of Robon JonosRoally garago, nortn ol Halioy, AI lol. 2 blocks from downtown ------S3 ACREB- Adloconl to Caroy toiy. Phono John Crocki,rockotl, 733^404 appraiaod prlco. »12.?00. REACTOR owned and movmu lo10 .loromo. 324-5050.______' ownor. 733-6531 anytime, ;T ^ 380 ACRES wilh Iwo niconicn City walor, all irrigatod am Oaklahoma. 4 budroom tiomo'® .lEROME- Cloan, catpolod h-fn (oncod. Good lorms with ownorwnor. SECLUDED AREA; Now ho - a .n homoa, oubuHdinja, rock barn, undor oonslruclion," ^ ^ 5 ■ IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 143 ACRES- Choico locaiionon clojo lo Roborl. Stuart RlmI homo. Two lots, J21.50C, êo. hMd! «7,200. ( w E u m aOrOUu 5848, ■______.loromo, 324-4353. OlckGrog< yourhomo7$ 59,500. ___ 733-0716.______324-5980.______i ’, oxlras. Immodlalo occupancy, WENOELL • Noar odgo ol lown,O""; BEAUTIFUL 1240 .ACRE~ pivot t *a0ACflE3 ------acros on a hllilop near Buhl. Caii 05 Voty nico wllh liroplaco and 3 n. 780 Colllo and row crop, SEE THITHIS 7 TO 10 ACRES zoned rosic I TWO 5 ACRE piocoa, 3 nuies J Irrlgalod row crop larm. 780 Q, In tlaiJhls couid bo divided ‘’i®!'; <0' do*®"®- *>35.0«l- Markoling Irom Twin, Vlow. nico homus in Dodrooma on lirsl lloor.oor. n ;,o , pfoaontly dovolopod.jod.in in ONE- too many amenilios I n Assoclaloa, Builders, 7344875 I 9' BEDROOM, BRICK, covorod Finished basomoni wllh 1 acro Of ocro lots with tH anylimo,______aroa,t4,000puracro. " .1 polaloos and grain, lovolI lopi>- monjion, $460,000, approval. Could bo an oxcoi m pjllo, loncod yard, Ideal lor VA bodroom, Vt bath and utllliy.'- ''5115 graphy and ahaiiow woiia. A MO^ or NICE 20 acroB for aalo Soulhol I FHA.J35.000, buy', Caii Voro Joa WW083 Wl 40 ACRES SOtJlli Hills, spring„a X 125’ loi, S42.500, Ownor■ *1' will bargain at *836.000, Excollonl’co’ioni 210 ACRES ' ,1,5 gj Robort Jonos Roalty 733-Q4Q4v/|4(u' .loromo. whool lino Iriigatlon Iv f ^ flbi waler. Isolated, JIO,000, linanco. Caii KoiiyS3t4120. Olck torm s to quallliod buyof. buyor. Row crop, joining city limits « T c^ system, now in pasluro. Now iflbnies-ureBHtinies I 2BEDROOMSWliniamlly room. 536-2522. Rogor Brown ^ RealobI Markoling Asaoclaios, Roaltora,lailora, Eden. 20 acros In city ilmll:limits, TWO ACHE HOME 5ITES- (* Homes-.Old Homes JI vacanl. now carpol and kllchon . Ealalo, 536-2604,______734-4875 anylimo,______$325,000, nyonRlmand Mountain Vio S " ’- Hew Ho I cablnola.ooM VA-FHA, *28,000, FELDTMAN-REALTORS mlioa oast on Falla, Echo L 'ra' *I2»M looiMobiiOhomoonSOxM BY OWNER 75 acroa baro land rSHD PUCE LIKE HOME ■ 733-1988 .. 423-4636 ^pno"o 20 ACRES Subdivision, Phono 423-5411.-54tt'^''° ONE ACRE LOTS:'-Ploasant I LoCillyOwnt>ctSOp«ralod lool lot. In Hagorman wllh oxira wlin full walor fighls. Phono ------counlry location, 5 minutoa (rom Slorago buiidinBS.- Troos. lawnlfl*n 324.4134.______plus largo homo. Shop, barmJams, VIEW LOTS (rom 1,7 acroaroa Kto 2.3 Boaulllui Oowniown 'Joromo, AHO I '*■ Frank Foldlm.in, OroVcr and sidowaik in. immodiallo -;r— cotrals.iBO.OOO, acros (or $5000 por acro.®' To $6850. wllh lorma. Call Art at 1 -AMERICAN* , , Sieve Foldiman...... 734-8533 DAIRY - 40 ocros, doubloubio 6 availabio. Call Lynwood Rc Dosaosalon. J13.750 cash..17 horrlngbono barn. 2 homos, >d Roalty m a r k etin g ASSOCIATES 3IE’S HO BETTER TIME TO I2 REAL ESTATE A APPRAISAL Georgo Morrill...... 734.6519 HaSorman Roally 837-6635 , 837- lomos. Now-ealo in Eden, doing0 oiox- 733-6211,______7344875 Anylimo. ______THESE'! 'S s Kimboriy ' *”'■ Barnos Roally 733-8227, _____ colionl businoss. For,salo.c I ' 7 3 ^ ^ EVERYONE CALLS KayPorklns.D'okuf ... 42J-MJ87387 loaso. •l-S IT ONE ACRE- Sharp 14 X 70' PmSEAHOMEI I■ DûgVoiimer, Biokor , 733-00S7 112 BEAUTIFUL, YOU CANI CALLCAL IT Mobile Homo- 3 bediooma. Aco W f » PI” ■ Aida Slrong. GRI...... 733-0005 PauiStodman...... 734-8112 ^ 'FARMS 4 RANCHES* HOME, Moion Valioy RandRanchos. Roallv, 733-5217,______oa ‘ RadEiSttiWintid S a ’blo MULTPfAMlLYUNIT ■ Mason Smith ...... 734-490S ___ Wo havo ovor 50 farms availabio muiil. North ol Buhl, Secluded 5 i ORCHARD ESTATES near Buhl, ■5U^)SAHPLEOF01IR!HIR LARGE IHVEHTORV {■ DicK Akkorman ...... T34-38S2 STED ' liom 40 lo ovor 1000 acroaeras in n « « I'®''" » 0'’“ “<>ar Old muil orma, tu PRIVATE PARTY INTERESTED i-A fiiv (amlly apanmoni houso avail.avalla- paieola and larger. Totma ■ Mary Ahkorman...... 734-3882 In oidof lix-up homo, 324-3850or!50or aizo, Alao aovaral choico fan- thfoo porconldownandB pan ■hd live acre pa/cola nestled 3R SO ItTTU • Coiy 3 bodtoom. I choa, Cali Art Maxlin or>r Jack >=l« 'Of $30,000, Contains thre por annum, Malntalnod i( A A A MUCH FOR S( " I 324-2047. lytlmo, tJoaioomunlls, ?.ii ""long apple and pear tieea. I bolh homo.>. FirFireploce, garage, convonl«nl||I —“ McCall, 734-4875 anytlmo, and powor, Roslilcllona.? Closo 10 achool end church. I Iocollon. Markoling Asaoclaios. Roallors, 733-2365 Joyce Munroo 543-5335oiicS of f n, >V«tor #haroa. Owner will carry. I ------^ ^ ------037 Fvnt&RtndiM ULSMomber. Irish Roal Eslato 54^649- ■ V A A COUPLETEIY RE.REMOOEIEO, Including r> ew l Call Joyco Munroo 54>5335 or ■ J ^ f a W vvlrlnjvirlng. plumbing and furnoce, ■B ' ■ - .llmRllchio ...... 825-56!5-5671 ------______Edna Irish Real Estate 54^6494 I 3 bedroom • inn niconic otlobllihedoreo. _ 3,038 ACRES GOOD DEEP aoli on 70'gjcros^ acroi, Do-.YouU...... 733-79i13-7905 ______Of 734-7765.______SUMMER RANGELANDD Kimboriy Road Ironiago. 4C EXCLUSIVE BUILDINGGSfTES Sn ------:------3 8 . 0 0 0 PURE AND :ilMPiilMPlE bul loaded wllh o x l r o i l t79.00 PER ACRE oeroa noaiby.wim buiidinaslldinfls. — prosonlodby Ie a l t y OUIETCOUNTRY I Brick 3 bedroom lôme In super ■B 1^ Call Francos Hoasolholl. 537 ,1L» ROBElfrgKftEAL __ I ______>liopo on quiotiet »ltifool. Fireploce, Qofoqe ond — — -CatnaaCaunly-FflirfloiaAtea-,.Ba__„ 6036, Woaiorn Roally, 733-2365.W36?^’ 038 ng, ■ ' ■ H '■ oir condlllonlng. WZ- S59.000 CanHandlo 2V» ACRES, 3 bodroom hom , EjcoiioniTorma •1* r«n ' aurroundod by larmiand, 8 acro ! 4 2 . 5 0 0 SUNSHINE BRIChRIGHT • A FAMILY DELICHTI f l 780 ACRES- 540 irrjgatod,d, moremoro J54.000, 5 acros. 1830 sq,sq,ll! 2rtocrosFlLERaroa.$l5,00M Tu,in ond 10 acre plots, ovortooking feot of comfortable lomlly living ■ .La/go HoiSpilnga can bo dovolopod, DoopIP wollwoll. homo, $D9,500. 2.6 acroa.I. nownt 2Vi acros Northwosl btot I win Iho Magic Valioy and Iho Snako ' Aroa Availabio In ihit nice 4 bbedroom. 2 bolh home in | sprlnkiora wllh 2 circios,IS, olsools( homo, $80,000. Handy RoallRoalty, Fails,$13,e00and$22,000, River Canyon, Can bo sub- Morningjido Scho.School diitrict. Fireploce. lormol ■ auflaco wator. Good rowIW crotcrop Joromo 324 4 353. allor houhoura S acroa Soulh ol Hansoranson on gnjoy if,o cily liflhla I S' Coniacl ■ , ,, dining, hobby/ rooiroom goroge, new.melal tiding B larm noar Dlotrlch, J480.000 324-5986,______RockCrook,$12,500, Altn F. Pd*f»on------.flV. e Building lota in Moandor,H«r I Pnim ''o"’ Locaiod 8 mlloa Irom Z . ondpartiolboiemaiemoni, I Cart Butlw RMlty, 120 E.:, MainMam. ,8 ac r es In Allalla, choico N. nSloc^llo TwlnFallsonpavodroad. PEARSON REALTY CO.>• Joromo. g«-*1B6.______r siib^ Subdivision with proio I 4 3 , 9 0 0 A HOME THATAT SSAYS WELCOME: Locoled on . - — - viow land, Suilablo (or su P.O. Box 727 , NEW ON THE MARKET. Baro 757: division, $3000 por acfo. OwnOwnor cov6nanls1rom$I1.000. ■ ' oxcolloni cornor>rnor lol noof Horrisqn Schoof, I . SunVilioy,klahoS33S3 ° GEM STATE REALTY ■ thit nice homoime Ihas 3 bodrooms, lull bote-H acros in good location, Pricod’flsodat a 734-6202 or 423-4370,______525 Blue Lakoa Blvd. N. .Broker* Pro! Kl*d only J1,420 par acre.- Goo< ------Caii I monl, lomlly/ cooroom, liroplaco, garage, nicely* (2D6)72S-(300 In, M ACRES in Clly ol Rocks ne Harold Froiier 733-22111-22I1. ?»M38 I'doced yord. :! I i - lorms. Coll Gone Hopklna, 543 * ■ . iondicoped Idoce RSON WONG — -TTTl 4645. Town and Counir ^------320 ACRES row crop or a i^ k capod, ______1:------* 4 9 f 5 0 0 UCHT UP YOUilrOUR LIFE In ihlt beouliful oil | 51/^11 Roallora. 73^0716.______1 Vl ACRES parllaliy landacapc I , brick home on oodgo of elly. Only 7'A yeors 1■ soiuo. will run up loiSOpaIr, All ------• 14X64 Mobile Homo, 2 ahodaloda, 2 salty (lerome Branch) Irngaiud wilh 260 acroa ' old Ihit homo-no hhot 3 bedrooms. 1% baihi. M | — CA RSO t ,,,« milos Nonh o(.KImbetiy,4;riy,423- lhe oddition ol Corson Wong lo our' aprinklod. Excollonl irtigallon; 5 iS ; ROBBINS REALTY,ilNC. INC. .4^75;______lorQO ttono1 bost 734-6100 20 ACRES bare ground at $2f I diKorolIve tlono ;2 Gem State Realtnorome a"nd hot laughl m iho Joromoo wells in Jdaho' lays noxtoxt tot o ...... hoot, Doiomonl.onl- I I per acro, Cloar U kos Aflon< t ■ is croud lo announce lheostl3yoott. od lodoral land wlin a chancoICO 10IC 273 acfoa, SHO,000, bostJt buybuy in I 54j^(S4, vivlan Hicks 5 I S S f S O O TKb HOME lOVLOVES CHILDREN ond 1> locoted; lI soles itoll. 'IS degroo In Mutic. olto. oarned a .icquiro addillonai land orr OfM-flfM- Vnlioy. 57B8,______'ORIU N ITIES~v I ' . ocroit <(omI tho Pork and Swimming Pool * Corson h a t resided in Joromiinomics ond hat dono po»i groduolo0 mg rights. Also oquippodd wll^wlin . 5 School tytlom lor lhe post 13 ___ Lan-Q«coiioni 3 bedroom bêli ■y. catllo 12 ACRE Rancholio wilh nov oppo ------Z—------^ T tn n Jro oII m r^ • 2 truths'' lomlly Toor^ • ftre* | ' _32P acr_o_s,J^.000, Dairy, calll . l-fiomo.-WilLconaidoOra’dfi Of B place •,lull boibo.iomont -.conirol oir. Exlfo ■ He has o Motter of Aris10 sorvode< you •on oil your-reoi-ottote- <16. -and fOw,-crCffrrGDDarbt° “ -■ luvul hOfTi«rCft3B ' ■ ro rg e io K W IxX l14s)nlcolylond>cap«d. ■ I{ . Baehelor^degroe In Economic smallor larm or ranch, {375,00075,000. bulidFngs. iteehimorcallhimol 324.QIII. 825-5520. .______Buyor to havo immoditi h -^ BUILDINGNG‘tiE « E im aii- ■ K A « A A "ONE MOMENTlENT PLEASE” ! Do. you wont o l V 2 nico possoasion. Located on oil I 9 0 f 3 W lovoiy brick homts Morel I ' Woslorn Roally. 733-2365, ■ 5 6 f 5 0 0 BRAND NEWN R/RANCH STYLE HOME - This Is | CEM STAl ______WE8TP0INTREALTY' I o stunning homihomo wllh'oll Ihe extros ,- codor I > 6 3 4 S o u th L incoln 536-6285 LASIlST ONE LEFT! , 6.89 oc/oi N, E, Jerorreromo.,Pricod fight with ottroctlve terms. S lava rockI exieriorexI wilh shoko roof, lolal I omsi 0J1 Oul ol Town Homtomss 031 OutolTowtiKcm:iKoms (Bl Out ol TownmKofflM KoTii ______I oloctric wilh1 cenlrolcen oir ■ 3 bodroom, 2 both. I 40 ACRES JEROME AREA. I I Doublo cor goragoroge, paMo, fencing ond land- j ------' dor culllvallon with mainE"“i e ' BIG LITLITTLE RANCHES _ ^ tcoplng. '' j (01 OulolTownHomBJ hand linos. Full sharo ■ ite wilh VIEW. VIEW, VIEW! IV. ocres, Northsldo Canal wator, $57.5$57 500, G real building site > I 5 9 r 9 0 0 turn THE KEY(EY AND/ Opon lha Ooor inlo Ihlt m ly. 734- W alor includod, Prlco<=rlcod 10 soil ol J9.500. ■ Immacuiolo spin tpll' onltv. 5 bo'drbomt, 3 both 1 Coil Lowoll Wills Realty. 7 J homo. Onlyt 1I yoory old. ihli one it located ■! ------7W2______I In prime NEIE .or oreo, Fomily room, Fireploce,i ~■ 2H Acros building ailo on1Snako Sm I WAKEFIEIIELD SUBDIVISION HodI Pomp, DouDoublo car goroge. Fenced yord | IC Rlvor Canyon Rim, in paali ween Easlland & Madrono. 4.76 ocre tlt« wilh polio. wllh Irrlgallon water, 713-9 led R2. 14 big bare lott. plot led. oppreved, I allorflp.m,______I 6 9 . 8 0 0 THERMO-EFFICIEFICIENT HOME Everyone is lotk- j j ns included. Soil olf exHijng-home or> ■ gbo^,,,I o,, One of Ihe most unusuol de-iiM | A G l 77 ACRES Southeast ol Jaron old for apprecioiion or siart'your Improve- jusH^ milo oil highway 193 « I tlgnod newI hot homot In .Twin Foils. Beouliful ■ D O W g _ i vory cioao 10 Twin Falla. QuaOuallly m enu immediately.ely. Noor new |unior high school, Dore TiQlelyS4,600«ach, ■ ' '■ conlemporaryiry v, wilh opon iofi, m atslve fire- I L ^ : , homo, productivo larm.1. * with lei price approximoiol * ploce, superr motlerme bodroom suite, beouli- I / good polonllal for dovoiopmt>pmonl. I lul kllchen wilh wliT besl oppiioncet • juit ev- jjH ^ E A O \ Ownor linancing (or Qualll erylhlngi I buyor. $160,000. Caii Bill “Mc(m‘S FIVE ACRI:RE BUILDING SITES I 7 3 . S 0 0 EIEGANTTWO.SVO.STORY COLONIAL-Brand new[t ■ SUBDIVISION / g J al 734-4940 or Gono Cook,ok, 324- Central locaiion betw bel\ een Twin Follt ond Jerome, Oood ■ 4 bodroomI 3 bolh, beoulifully docoroled B J 31M or Cany^s'do Roalty.:ity. 324- retiriciiont. Priced:ed al < only $2,500/ecre wllh excellent • 2 homo wilh oil□II ththe omonilios, Includlna lormol | ______terms, Ownef will oin II olio conildor trades. ■ dining toom.n. largela mgin lloor family room. ! ^ In Jerome 63 ACRES Norlhoaal of JormJoiome- - with llfopioce.,;ice. ,Jonn Aif Rongo. MicfO wovo I ------[ attraciivo building siioo, i I Ovon. ceramicsmic' liie, double-car goroge,■' ■ - - • > ■ ^ ownor linancing avaliatlulabi'^! BAJARELAND! I ' covorodpolloanloond muchmore, " JOS.900, Bonny Ross, 3J44;IJ4-4249, ^0 ocro. located>d irIn heorl of tubdlvliion developmeni I I ■ f t / 1 I ■ Preillniout locaiion,local on*, ocro tol, thit homo I EATURING THE VOLARi^RE MODEL FlFROAA *33,130 BEAT INFLATION wllh thla~ohla ono. h a io to lo i 2,7012,700 tq. ft. ol living oreo, 4 bod-" I■ 3 Bodrooms • Balh • Living roor>om • Kitchon ond Dining aaroo r o o " 10 acroa of pasluro with a ru I 2 bodioom homo. Havo ovo ■ eleILEVEN 2 to 6 I roomt • 2 fullull bor1 Very roatonoblo lerrr I the one you'vou'vo boon loo'ching for. Custom ■ 1 0 0 % F i n JonoBRoaily 7334404. ■ buill by thoo ov. ownor, il hot a formal dining ■ H o m e BUILDING LOTS for aalo ■ room, two firopfiroplocos. full finished basemenl, I \vaJ/oi5e To Quo/if/ec/1d Buyers. Farm ers Hor davolopor, Fully dovaioped )oMo, aolom ollc onderG ro y ni d ^- 1C I covered polio g B nd Financed. roady-for buildingr all-un )M E BRANCH VprlnWlorj Inln o o. boollfully-'landtcopeo yard, I A dm in/sfraration A pproved and I ground ulllillea. 423-4441.SH ' " JEROA lolal eloctric.Ic. COconlrol oir- Hooted work shop, I I BUiLDINQ LOT- Boautllui < iow Under Constniction-Bi-Buy Now! Only 11 Homes!nes! on tho rlvar with fronlago STATE REALTY unter tops, corpet colors. boal. dock. Spring wa GEMS! orly bird buyers will hovo iho) qpportunityq| tachooso counto $10,500, Term*, Roal EaEalato ...... - ...... - - S ' ' Nowlxtorlor color and shingles, frononl door design and bothrooin•oom c o lo rs . Sorvico, 733-1416,______7 3 4 -- 2 2 9 2 1 I E orlyl COUNTRY SETTING, lovol milo oast, ihon N orth to siliy. 3 3 l < John fi.I. HoiHoword. Bloket | ^ DIREaiONS: 1 miloNortliVthof Jorom o stoplight, 1 milo , bodroom homo on 7M acre 2 4 - 8 1 1 1 'Double gaiagg, liiigailonwin water, J o rry J o m o s ,...... 3 2 4 -2 1 0 6 JoehCoK 733-2000:000 CorlotlaCox-,. , . 733-2000 • I I ,755 MofvlnMcOure 7 3 4 .t8 7 l ■ E v o n in g s & S u n d a y s large walnut tioaa. Only $20, R o y S o b o b ...... 7 3 3 - 6 3 4 0 ,, I Audrey Howord 733-5755 Dorla Luoroa 733-65M. Ti B « b V e ah ...... 734-22231223 .JoeY oong...... 734-3393 | 309718. D o o J o n s o n ...... ,'324-3856 WILLS, INC. 7 3 3 - 8 4 6 0 and Counlrv Roaltora 7330971 Shirley Hock . . . 733-9301'301 tynn Rotmutien 733-2007 ■ IRE with Candy Brinkman,l a n ...... 5 3 6 -2 4 8 6 I ,266 OeltyVoeh___ 734-2223' I 222Shoshon«W «it 0 0 YOU WANT AN ACRE i -•, I DonnoBoch . . . 543-6266 7 3 4 - 6 3 4 6 Iho boal view on Iho tract?act? No H o w a rd H o r po o r r...... 7 3 3 7 4 2 5 7 3 4 -4 4 1 1 1 rock. 3Vi north and oasoast of • ' I 1 6 0 5 A d d is o n A v o . E., T w in F alls J Currv. Archio malono. 324-50»-5082. I H B i ■ a B i * * * = H ! ^ ' h m b h m b i m h m I . J ■ ■ .._J------• ------

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— Sunday. July.io, 1978378 Timo9-Now3. Twin Falls, IcJahoC-.? ' H ' 05B Office IBusinetiRmtilmtil .0(7. Uac«nan«outwcut 087 Uacaflintout 09 . AOMQttLMI 06I UoUItKomesforSaltJ, 050 Fum.iUnfura.HouKiKt 05< UfifmAflti.>t>iol«XM — 3 BEDROOM, 2 balh un- OUR BOARDING HOUSOUSE wftfi Kb}or HooH* i ■ 3 BEDROOM, m baths, newer lurnlshod duplex. S325 perir OFFICE SPACE near Twin Fallsalls Vl CARAT diamond. Call 734-'7J1. ■ SEARS sell-propollod lawnwn - . I .ii- ~ ••STANLEY LAND* 1 Aero 1973 ACADEMY 14x70, oklrtod, %. Poal Odice. Formerly Social 68. mower. Reoondllloned and pifcel* wllh loU bt tre«a ind air condllloner,. appliances.i' homo In N,E. location.. Carpet■®‘ •month. plus.ilSp cleaning do- clal SBOO exi 234, oraller57334388. '1'* NowTfW r^wuwuLp;LP J HOW ABOUT T R Y lN 'lf F A P / o' ond drapfs, carousel (Ireelaco, posll. Wator, aarbago and lawn_.n Soeunty Oflice. UatoJ.OOO sq. CASH IN YOUR unused piano. guaranleod. $99.65. Cain's vl«wi. Sellof wlir »ln»ne« wllh Lazy J 187. Good buy.' Phono ■ j ' (1.156 2nd Ave. Wosl. 733J642 or ygy Clearance Cenler. 733-7111. ' • V U RaA K EY ) &RINO < P R B lP eM T CWJTERVdACKN.* only 11500 down. C*ll Robert a) 733-2281.______• • ovolloblo immodlaloly. $300. per coro lurnlshod. No pota ‘ O' Tho Music Cenlot Win pay you - R3R <ÂCK. L>66T\jviswm7 T \ he «1SHTK\V»0LP * monlh plus dopostt. Coll 733- allowed. Qarago. iitlllly room,1^. 73«644.- - - — — cash (or lhat no longer playedayed SECRETARY DESK *' Butane 77WM5. . 1973 CAMELOT 14x72, familyy 8561______22 T * CITY 6UMMER6R‘6 IIAKEN ’rtTUR JW N E /W yEM O a roorfl wim (Irepiace, living room, refrigerator, slovo ond disposal,ll, OFFCt SPACE- Campus Com-om- plarto. Free appralaals. 733^609.8ii09. Unk (or Irailor * Ovor slullod i. 3 BEDROOM, stove, re-e- rm orths lease. 734-1607 or 733-3- mons area al FJlor and Fillmore. aanllary col wllh linen storageiQo HA55UNK 3M / CM l ON CUTT1N'/5YMPMHY 2 bodroom. unlurnished. 423- CRAFTSMAN 10 Inch radial saw r \ ^(JVERNMENT \R)RTriE 4564,______Irlgoralor, bisemonl. Carpet,at, 7_IM;______Carpeied. heat & air. Wo P*)' poy with Ublo, ovor $400.00 cosi (or _ VflTrr! OFFICES FOH HENTI Air eondl- and CounlfV RBallerg, 73i-07l6- T . completely carpoiod, plonly o(ol now drapes, carpel, garage,0, tionod, uillllles paid, privatevale 12" CRAFTSMAN Wood Lathe-athe- ,SERVICE STATION •1W Cotnfnorclsl FronUfls on DELUXE 1B7S Champion 24X00,; ' siofogo.lst&laslmonlhsrenisI* yard, Morrlod couples only, wno parking. West Falla Ave, 543-543- motor, Ublo, turning tools,9, 8" 8" EQUIPMENT- 2 heavy duty ear - Bluo Laksa Boulova/d. Suoor largo living room, lamlly room, 3 $100 cleanlno dcpoall. 733-1505.S. children br polS. $7^ cleaningig 5546or73*4513. .______face plgle, $200.734-7652, laeka and scope. Call 734-5274. loullon. Call Paul al 733-2IU or bedrooms, 2 baths, appliances In dopoelt, wator/sanllatlon Includod, air condllloner,r, DELUXE 2 BEDROOM In OFFICE SPACE For font In ' DOUBLE BED wllh spread,. $20-$20. SET OF PATIO FURNITURE'E- • - MsfVelIng Anoclales 734-<87S. tlB.a».734-«XS0 or 734-7725. Moromo. Pilmo neighborhood.3d. furnlahod. 733-7771.7334672..— .loromo. 1,000 tquaro leel. $2751275 16'liborgiass canoo mold, $35.2 gilding ewino. $110. Two chalrfc •FOR SALE With 1 year Ioaso *, Kiichon appliancos. Fireplace.:e. .DELUXE* DUPLEX* Air condl-ai- a monlh. Call 733-5336.- ponies broke lo rido and pull, ' and tabte, $100. Used bno bne ' option* Coinor aervlco sUtion, 1974 FLEETWOOD 14 wide. i‘ 2 Garage. Much moro, 1 yoar:ar iionod unll Includea; 3 ~ ' with.harnoaa, cart, riding pada, oummor, excellent condition.lon. gportino goods buslnaaa.' Re bedroom, utility aroa, Franklin mlnlmum.Noamoklno.Nopeta.ta. Bedrooms. 2 balha. lorge.llvlng ole.$150.733-6813.______Tiffany celling llghi, yellow and spond lo MX X-10. C;0 Timo# llreplace with Oakley rock■ Roloroncos and doposlla to-re- room with liropiaco. dining on UoUtHoRWSplM JJ5 honey colored glisa wllh anil-tnil- hearth, largo cooler, in ox “ ELECTHK5 lawn mowor, $35. Kaws.T.F qulrod. Available August 15. room, kitchen'wllh stovo. Z dl- LARGE TRAILER Space In Antique shaving mirror, $35/J35I quo brass trim, $75.3264036, collont cbndlllon, 324-2050 3244700 weokdays.______ahVrashor, & compactor, utility anv11me.l7.D00.______country, horse pasture avollo-alia- Slonograph machine, like n e / SET OF 16 church benchea.•To’ 9’ 7 FURNISHED 3 or 4 boflioomom room, private pailo oil master ble, 4 North, m East of Buhl.luhl. $45,733(). ‘DELUXE* DUPLEX* Air condl- AsphaJI parking In'(ronl. 633 “ s SKY LANE MOBILE HOME.|iC FOR SALE: All alalnless stool ______EssllsiM}' Drive South, Call 4S* 1J54 FLEETWOOD 6 X 40'; row carpal, adulla.glr. 423-5136. .. - llonod unll Includes; 3 renly. SNAP-ON Bench Tool box wllh ■ - ...... carpel, 2 Bodrooms. J150a. 543- Bodrooms, 2 baths, largo living . water dtsllllor. under warranty, 5034. •______IN 'BUHL, 2 bodroom, utllily "0 PARK IS EXPANDING• $140,65^4267.______lull lino ol mechanic losls.50ls. — . 5446or 543-4919,______' 7 room with liroploco, • diningng Cheek at 171 Bluo Lakos South 102 It. (rontsgo on Adfllson Avo. -1 room, carpoiod. oil (urnaco. room, kitchen wllh slovo, df- -FUZZ BUSTER 11- usod vory pJO ' KintidbEidbBuy 070 ' WinledloBuy ...... 1972^ FLEETWOOO-13-X •«, 3 Phbno733-1978. ______Now toking applications tdr , Sol/. «14.734-5376.______■ 'Wosi; Lois ol poietMlal bn ini4...... bedrooms, excolleni condllion. — shwashor, & compactor, ulillly , ' f ' lltllo.Orlgir«I coat $126.95. Soll- property. Almost 2 acres. Rood "‘r mobilo home space rentals to • ing $86.501538-64 55or536-2777,-•m .' SPACE SAVING Froozor ollor.iiier. CASHI For usod CB radio'sdio's in Wanted 4 sioel whoola. 6 lo 12 Seldom iiaed, bulil-ln appllan-nl IN .lEROME, 3 bedrooms,"*• , room; privalo polio oil master\,l bo completed by lalo July. We KUughan, 65S-4344. Town end id garago, no polo, non-amokots suHo. Fonced backyard wllh now GAS.TANK, 125 gallon, $65,r ^Call l Cut $60. Your choice oMO cubic;ublc any condllion. Blue Lakeskos CB( inches In dlimoler. culilvolor CounlfV Heallors, 733-Ona. cbs. skirted, cooler, carpol and havo several openings now. I lool Upright or 10 cubic loot Sorvlco- 530 Blue Lakoa.I. v/ork-V/o lypo. Phono 733-6J92. drapes, added porch andId ptolorrod. $200. a month plus lown caro. aulomatic garaoo^ ComacUhemanô^nêOT^07, ■ 423-5623.______. In" doposll.733-4214. , •‘r - T chest. Only $199.68 whllo thoy lim Of nol. 733-9444.______NEW INDUSTRIAL SUB slorogo. Localod et Mountain' __• door. Loaso preferred. $390 OE atovo, Ironrllo, 2 single bods ______'WANTED TO DUYt Aluminum DIVISION. Now belno developed____ Uoidowa.; .Kflicniim. Idaho,.B,-'-QN£_ •• BEOaflP'^ HOME-IE- month. 324-5940. Or 734-5579. . ___wllti gprings and fflSllfOSS.lr « s p"|! *ônigomery Warda. Twin . i(x) foOT ol picVol (onelng.Ing. willv gale pipo. 6 Inchns Powers or ----- In «intith rik k t^ ln-Fa»». NearlT—— - nE00:C?ll733-M52or7334C20.-■ - carp«l«»rIuUtioMraam_08rdGa EXTRA NlCE'3-b0d*0«n»,ii3 . Gobigo-Smllh, 32*^24,-5f6------pick up or loar down.rn.'' CCjjll UUIilv oWuabod:<2U147. • •— _ hall soiariTyou nsod this lypo 0; MOI, avalLiblo .luly Isl. 536- baths. Complotoly carpoiod, WaalSlh, .lerome.______• ‘ SPECIAL* Cualom nradorado collocl 7B8-3603.______^ WANTED TO BUYl Trajier In property give us a call today. FOR SALE 'TO' BE MOVED; ALMOST NEW VI horsepower — — macramo curtains- hangotS' Custom bum 12x30 2 bodtoomrti 2 0 0 1 . ______draped, air condlllonlng, Idla' of . aormolor aubmersiblo pump,jmp, KEEP carpels boauiilul dospllo NIGHTCRAWLERS WANTEANTED, good condition, to 111 a 13'twal. Some lois with ’ rail -sldlno n- ONE BEDROOM houso lo cou-:ou- closets, llnlshod basement. ospilo ,00m dividers. Free osllmateal Odnoal's Dall Supply. 612 I8lh Call 5 4 5 ^ 7 . -______• avellsble. Call Paul. or. Ed at Van Dyko mobile homo. In- $i50.733W7after6p.m. ___ (ootaleps o( a buoy (amily. Buy ; eludes kiichon appliances and'd plo, corpolod, lull basomoni,9rl, Lown work, oorbogo and water CER DIuo Luslro. Ront oleclrlc ------___ Ave, Wosl, Joromo. Roeoivi WANTED TO BUY bean culler - ' Marketing Assoclsles 734-4875 or gas lurnaco, walor paid. i125 $125 - furnished. 1100 tiquoro loot on BRUNSWICK AND LANCER worms In Fllor. 324-6300, 7 AHrriMg.______(reo slandlno llreplace. S5600. or sll pool lablos, accossorles. NewHow shampooor. Krongola.______'*■ mounted on older iraclor. bost olfar. 768-4727 7am to 11pmm ! Sins dpooall. 734-5224. oach lloor. $275. plus doposll. 3247, fllor 3264505.______Would buy as ono unll, 438-5896. NEW ALL BHICK prolosslonal' fj'r Call T34-6568 or .733^1140 allorMor end used. Game tables. Sorvlcervlce KING SIZE BED- Metal (rame, j and keep trying. » ROCK QAHDEN CONDOS lor ell m a k ei. Evonlnga by mollroaa pad, bollom shool. NIGHTCRAWLERS WANTEANTED: ' bitlco building. Lots ol poionllal ■w loaao. 2 bodrooms. 2 baths,J, 2 2 ______SPOTCASH $17 por thousand, co (or group Invdslors. SIS5,000. ' HACIENDA HOMES...Now 77, ‘Appolnlmoni. Jamoa Clark,.733- 733- $75. Call 734-6964 afler 5pm. building now homosIS (iroplacos. dock, kiichonion KIDS GONE and house Too big?IP’ sM t, 11 no answttf eail 7344727. H advance. Anderson Boil,ail'"525 : 8^^______ANYWHERE In tho Magicle appliances, no children undoridor Como loin our aparlmont lamlly, Locusi, 733-1612, OpOp®'’ ANTIOUEBICOLLECTIGLES al 35 0 Call Vlckl or Catl. 734-6600. BUYING: U.S. sllvor coins,5 i^ , MARY CARTER CENTER:R Furnlture&AppllancSsr i , - evenings. Monday thruif^rldoy' Frld r gnop, 451 GEM STATE REALTY Vallloy. With mobilo homo osas 15. AvallDblo Augusl Isl. $365 a ^ diamonds, acrap gold, old UNFINISHED FURNITURE. 525Blue Lakes Blvd.N. down payment. For mororo ^ month plus t150 cleaning do- do- MODERN CAREFREE APART- BANNER FURNITUREIRE 6:30 - 9;00 PM. Closed SolurtSaturday MalnAvo.E.,TwlnFalH. ' 5, I posll. Owner will pay aasocla- pockol .watchoa. Idaho Coin Droasora. chosta, desks, and Sunday. 73J-M38 Inlormatlon; Haclonda Homos, MENT UVING. Now 1 and ^2 Gallorloa 113 North Shoshono,lOno, rockers, chalra, roll lop desks,?esk*s: 733-1421 ______ANTIQUE SALE • 45 oniclos 733-7568. •______;-Uon (oos. Call Naomi Mosleyôy bedroom garden apartmonls, Twin Falls, 733-6M3.______- cradles, toy boxes, stools,s, and- a n d - ______a I 733-5066 or Olobo Roalty ^ 733- utilllies paid, oppllancos RECYCLEYOUR OFFICE BUILDING and LOTS; 1978 KIT Mobile Homo-1822 sq. 'di- 14'CANOE, oxeollonleondllioft.illon miscellaneous Itoms. 2tl61® 4lh TV ANTENNA- 40' lower. $M 0 UR ranging $50 - $700. Porcelain! FOH SALE • 432 Shoshonop ft. 4 Bodfooms, 2 baths, oleclrlc•ic I 2626. ______lurnlshod. Olstiwaaher, dl- 2t" Ave. E.. lual oil Easllond. 733- il bronie. wood. ailk. Mol|l and ’B THREE BEDROOMS IN gpoaal, rolrlgoralor, rango,,Q0 1672 lOOcc Yamaha wllh 21" J. ^ boal ollor. Mual disosaomblosr. SCRAP METAL Sirofll Wosl. Twin Falls. For hoat, Built-In applianeoa, only B niof Ironi ond, gtllllng roar shocks.ocks. y g r ______Coll 423-5562.______am,m Ch'lng periods. Cash sale .luly (urihor InFormallon or to submitI months old, Torrlllc sovings.IS, GOODING- Firoploco. largoitgo From $t4S. Klda.OK. Senior IS . 16 17,16.160Pa/kAvonue, Twin In yard. $150 + clean-up depojit.3511. citlrons wolcomo, no pots. Tworwo 536-2538.______MUFFLERS installed.while'0 you . Two man Fiberglass KAYAK ■ oilers, contsel Iho Trust Dopl., Pricod at 127,766. Localod in • and wall, Complolo mulllor Sowlco. JS Falls. 733^390. Twin Fells Bank & Trust Co.. Byboe's Park. Call Dick LuttroilDll 324-2206.______loealions: Fller-Casa Grandondo PATIO TABLE wilh umbrella and Ofvleo. • gooa condilloh. $t25, 82M77I H.KOPPELCO. lor Apartmonls 326-4053, Joromo-mo- 4 chairs, brand now, D|. 01- including custom duals (orO'’ 0^car o(tor6om for appolnlmoni. RED BARN i n miles North on 733'1722, 0x1. 244 OR consul!I 7iM308. Town and Country'y THREE BEDROOM trailor lor ti-M. and pickets- ABBOn-S AUTO ------152 2nd Avo, IhSoulh Washington. Dishes, lurnlluro. vourfloallor.______Reallore, 733^1718. •______•_ • rent. $100.0 monlh, JM.cloaningnino Casa Dol Prado Apartmonia)nl9 ahwaahor'. works good. Mlscoll- a SI USED-soil Servo leo Croan:toam , , __ anooua.733-6239.______SUPPLY.' 305 Shoshone SI, Wro. WANTED TO BUY: AMfFM AMd Primlllvo.Buyandsoll.______16WLCTTE lacW Cualom Bulfllift , deposit. Oiaor couplo. no ______----- Soulh,______' anaior Iroson yogurt rTjaeWno —T T Single head, oir cooled, 230Ivolt, volt aloroo radio to 111-Data-Dalsun THE APRICOT TREE will eell- 2Bodrm,1 bath.Carpot, drapes,is, chlldron or pels, 324-6750. ___ DELUXE 3 Dodroom Duplex-(- 2 pm, 326- your antiques on conalgnmenl. oppllancet. Reduced t&r quick ro. baths, all olociric, air, garago,igo, RADIO'S • BUSINESS RADO'SlO's NEWI WATER BED -comploto Use 09 table or lloor modellOdOl, pickup. Call alter 4J0 pm, 3 S’* TWO BEDROOM - deposit ro- i.go wllh 4 drswor pedestal, u $275. i i . j i 25(j ^,111,, All reosono 600 N. Lincoln, Jerome, or call ROBERT uTe. $8,000. Mako oKor. Ex- qulred. $210, 71h Avo, Easl,fljl $275. Deposit plus olllliles, po Tired of CB '’skip" and noise? sono- Mgl______collent conflilion.&44-2094. polS. 733-8577.______Call aboul our sysloma8 al-#1- 733-3526or4234402anyiimo.12: ___ bio ollora conskJerod. 206-7266-726- WANTEDI 1967-69 p PontI ^ e 324-3575.______.loromo. 324-6095of 324J681. no and *WHOLESALE ANTIQUES* We con NOW RENTING; Country aettlno unheard ol pricos. Customatom NEW STORAGE * Playhouao,louao, 5484.or72M526.______Firebird without engine a NEW HOME • 2 or 3 bodroom 44 UNFURNISHED HOUSE FOR , Ij Eleclronic'a 5434343.______6X10, cedar aiding, shako root. Qjlly tranamlsslon. Body mualal be be In carry a largo slock ol oak and JONES X 24 Concord. Wood oldlng, oo(] lor luxuriously doalgned i > rool. USED PINBALL game. Ball- RENT In quloi neighborhood. ____ Mlnlzog. Crolg car aloroo powo)OwOf oood shapo. Call 734-3164164 allorol walnuKurnlluro, china cabinets, ahlngto roof, all oloclrie, storm Throo bodroom. IV^ bath, linl. kll- bodroom duplex apartmonia.nla. ROUND- STURDY- WOOD plcniCM e ______toll lop desks, bedroom sots. • REALTY windows, oxlra Insulation, Fully oquippod kitchens, TV totilo wllh allochod bench,.alao alao -6 ^ ' OMAHA (aelory-bulll111 (lalllol ampllller.25walt.Call733-3642,1642. 6£i!l:______chon, dining room and Idoor bed wllh 4' molal sides. Flia I J^dO WANTED NlGHTCRAWLEtWl fr'c. marblo lop table, round oak c’arpotod, drapes, oppllancoa.i- liropiaco. Full basomoni ui.h with cablo, air conditioning,ng, umbrello. $65. Fold up outdoor f '* ’ \ YEAR OLO rongo, ovocodo nri RaH Wbio, bookcases, lilo coblnels, • 733-0404 llreplaeo, laundry laclllllos.los, cloinoallno.734-i^,______lon injck. In new condition: $300 , $35 Phono 7344944. Gilliland B 1020 Blue Ukos aivd„Nofth bath ond many oxiras. Only (amily room, $260.00 por month. $225.6-lrockF-M cor Sloreo, $3! I Onnn sKxf* ot leaded gloss SI6,6ai. Bank llnance on nl„9 iacuul, and rocroallon room:cm- SEARS OardoTi lraclor,-.12T T ? or besl olfor. 733-5256 or)r lii- 733- -cîr, 1^, spring ' end ani 329 Addison Ave. West. Of windows. Wo are open Irom 10 Twin Falla. Idaho&330t (Irsl ond losl monih's ronl plus lurnor Pam llll 8pm. Closed Saturday approval, 15% down. 15 years lo $200 domago doposll paid: InI- Truly Twin Falla Ilnosi, Coll Cal horaopowor. robuill motor,,'wllh with *21L______- ____ mallro'ss, $sajÎem an 2-burno 10 5;30-pm wookdays. l o'clock pay. See on display now al •fQO Stovo Parks daya 734-8660“ 0, 42” mowor, 10" plow, dIac,,drsg drag ONE USED Apoco Systomoticomotic gas comp slove, $15.1214I Fifth Fill WANTED TO BUY; Old1 arillquoanilc on Saturdays, Baglay Antiques, INCOME PflOPERTY li' odvanco. Nico yard ond.lorgo Magic Vallay Mobilo Homos, 2Vii, garden aroa. For (ufthorinor ovonlngs and wookonds 734 harrow, wheel welghls, chains,lalns, copy machine, $450, GemI Stale Avonuo East, Twin Falla, iliorallor 5 gasoline e n g in e .H P», , hllhll ond1 Q|o,or Building- Paul, Idaho. mllesWnalof Hospital,733^141. 0656 or 24 hour aorvlce 733-2626.iî. 3.polnt hllch, $700.423-5623, Paper&SuD0lv. 733-6081, mlsstypo.733-8692,. 43(Hi027or438-5M2. ' to unit aparlmonl, plus 3 — Information conlacl tho Trust bodroom managert homo.' ■■ OWNER MUST SELLI 20X40 Dopt.. Twin Falls Bonk & Trust'rust ; Tomarock 2 bodroom. 1 balh.Ih. Co.. 733-1722.0x1.244.______Close to buslnoss and shopping __ NOWRENTING I ' *14,000. or best olfor. Call 734-^ WHY PAY RENT? Whon you can area.Id esl lor retired couplo. 6170 alter 6 p.m. or 734-3050 ►OOQOn n QBC— iiQBQQIOQfWKMwooooow aDae UJ havo your own homo. 11)0% FALLS a p a r t m e n t s For showing call * Anytime, Soe al 290 fllor Avo W (Inanclng loQuallfled buyof. For HQ.~ •______FredThlemo 73}-3a3S — Inlormollon coll; BUI Porklns' 1 and 2 bodhjom •partmentimti, I THREE BEDROOM HOME - ■ 324-6606 or 734-5576.______cbmpl*lely r«mOd«l«d• d . ■ < I • g m $23,900. Will Uke mobile homono , — Children and •mall p«U coo- coo ■ H « I ^ Y A \f 0 as down payment. Haclonda ROBBINS REALTY,INC. ■ o a . Furn.Apl».lOupl«Mlexu eSd«r«(t. Lbcat»d acroaa. Irtjmtrt>n ■ ' ' A Homea, 733-7566-______'664 B 734^00 _ oftlranc* to C.8.1. COmt by » TOP CASH PAID FOR 8 or 10 orOf ATTRACTIVELY lurnlshod, ox- OuliKyl3brcaJI73f4eOO. , 12 wides, also travel Irallors and Solid family pslnl and glass "d coHont nolflhborhood, singleIngle ______^______buslnoss with O'oat expansion a . non-amokot.$160,734-71D5.___ ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTENT- 1 ' S r o V k m a n ' s*'" m' oV il e 1 BEDROOM aporlm onia.nta. Adulla. $140. 203 4lh Streeireoi II i ~ 'i i | U t f ; ; ; ~ ^ posslblllllos. Ownor rollrlng. HOMES. Call colled, 734-3167 or Call Lucy. W.OOO. ullllllos lurnlshod. $150 por North, 734-2643. . ’ 324-<203.______B ‘ — • monlh ond uo. 734-6551, ___ 1 OR 3 BEDROOMS. Corpolod)iod, :K- --j :; Qood return and lltilo manage 3S' Two -Oodroom* Oldur!^n EDEN;Nawopanmont.$1B5.No5. No Oullt-in rango and oven, to ment roquirod. 10 space Mobilo) SPARTAN TRAILER- Asking'"O children,Call Owner.62S-9915.15. Irlgoralor, $160 por monlh1 inin tO - ^ Court with 3 mobilo renials. CallI t1600.352-4668.______, FELLAS! Small- 1 Bodroomroom eludes ullllllos, 1^0 kids or pels .Jell. KS,000. 1973 WESTON 14 X 70. h , 2 : Aparlmonl-all ullllllos paid,j no Call 734-2567 bolwoon noon ani bedroorrvfront dan, IW baths, children or pola. tn o . 734-3611.611. JPiM:______Lucy...... 734-3021 I storage s>^d-. 18500.423-4867. . . 2 6 d aa y s • • .*• 1 4 ” — FURNISHED 1 bodroom base- OUIET SINGLES apartmonH •• .loll ...... 734-6387\ 12x60 2 bedroom mobile homo Kân. 0 Dick...... 734-5013 monl aparlmonl (or workingrklno s m >d Por monlh. Cl(âr ‘ for salo.^6900, S1000 down. S100. aduli. Non-smokor, ulllllloslltios Call 733-6216.______0 monlh. Delivery and sel-upIV (urnlahod, $135 a monlh. 733- STUDIO APARTMENT: 83 1 Included. Haclonda -Homos, 2200 SQ. FT. Building (Tn . 26^,______■ Shoshono Si, N. Slovo. rcre- 0 ALEXANDER’SJANITOHLjitohia“l” “ carpen thyt m“ " “ ------8 ^CARPENTER X aOINO . Washlnglon Sirool. Ampio park- 733-7568.______dac- n SERVICE______------tnr-aultod-fot^nylhlng-from!------1975 14x70 2-bb'dr6onrNo9huolt1“ .. No ~~ôprctocfrTcIly. /:tt-2973. lEL YOUR HOME* ’“ X “ ^ RRomodonrig.■'tough^f«I'ÎiI!n: e m ----- Sf rostaurant lo Mowor shop. Call ^ n d olllcloncy opanmonls. No “ ^ ^ JflEMO'oELYOi X awnings, windows. Sonslblo ' ' nice, aduli park. Completely kids or pots. Call 734-2597-2597 STUDIO APARTMENT- Aduli!{T|i^ X Complolo cleaningig ataervlco, . Additionslons. * Bodrooma * basomoni (Inlshlng. Cali Al, X 343-4825. Bolie. , furnlahod. One-ownor, ox- ireol n carpol cloaning,, winwindows, Garago Conver 734-2570. • 011 pricos. quality products, Freo belwPonnoonand2P.M. $120 month. 203 4th Slro< Conversions • Family t U ostimalos. Diamond Remodel- 2a UNIT irailor court near Twin1 cetlonl condition. {9950. Call N t Norih. Call 734-2643. X lloors. Michaol Aloiondorlondor. Fllor. Rooms *• KllcKiichon and EJalh Falls. Will consider Irado on1 734-8467. ______FURNISHED DOWNTOWN t 3RAVELHAUUNQ 60 Ing 837-6382.______rr; Bodroom Apartmonl- air condl-ondl- TV/0 BEDROOM Aportmonli ______Romodoilno,ino. O Call now (or (roe Twin Falla. Filer area property. 1974 14x70 Glonbrook, pricod pari- Q APPLIANCE REPAIRR EstimotoandDoond Design. 734-9024, 1 STONEWORK Call .Ilm 543^930. Barnes Roalty Honed. Call 733-1672.______No pota. Lourel Park Apar Ask^sk (or INorman gHavo 6 yard Iruck, Will haul Q right, good condition. 423-5710, . oil menls. 178 Maurice N., 7344165 jravol, dirt or rock. Coll Vernon n KIMBERLY APARTMENT- oil X Euqono Smllh 30 1 yoai years o«- M BoaulKy your homo wllh alono. r r electric, corpolod, all ullllllos,llios, TWO BEDROOM APARTMEN Skeen 733-2937. -______A0 Flropleeos- onlrios- patios. 733- I m , - R porlonco. Reason 1B77 14x70 Govonor- all olociric,J'®' noDOls, odulls. 733-6294. lr> Twin, No chlldron or poll c s s mTOY-OBINETWORK s T o han■HANDYMANI QA 3570 PM,______M . Vaa&xiPrtfMitir•f island kiichon, Soo to apprecl- poia. u Wflahora. dryera, range 3 LOOKING FOR A HOUSEf o OR R Phono 5 4 3 ^ 1 .______----- 0 733^)036. •______. 0 SWAP SHOP alo. Soaco la, Uuv J, 734-3733. Shingling, llnlshing- Fonco ponc building, minor romodel ' ft r r APARTMENT? Coll OulllcrS-lid's. Iwo bodtoom opanmenl wil X ATTENTION MASON 10X45 Mobilo homo, vory cloan, applianeoa. $100. No pols. 73; :5oirTiro "“M»ko( 'I Olt klr)ds. Call Ray . " 'lnng, g ,ipainting and homo repairs S ft Guying, selling, trading usod MAQICLOT roaaonably pricod. J3,000.S ' ^_____ ^ 0 CONTRACTORS Hollov, 733^1233^312. 1 126-5129,______326-5 A nA- LUKE’S MANAGEMENT*In t . ^ ______0 merchandlsQ and anllquos. ANDTRAILER Electric or gas hool. Call 734- rWORK ■ HOME HOM REPAIRS A A Swap Shop. 451 Main Avo. E., , LeM6yrnRo*rty,7SMe74 6656 or 733-5105,______Furnished ond unfurnishedshod UNFURNISHED 2 bodro'oi•o'om f l idafio Lava Rock hashas i a latflo X CEMENTWORK - r opartmonia. oti slioa. .734-5325,-5325, aportmonl wllh all opplUncoi«os. Q Inventory ol the (Inesllnest lava X , rv o cc , ft TwIri Falls. 734-6653.______; - MOBILE HOMES. Close Out salo 734-0662.______Firoploco, oir condilionln(I'lng, A slabs. Graded (or sUo am ■PES OF CONCRETE Q Sprinkler Sprir systems, drywall. X ------SUN-VALLEy.,-"-l^ho-goTf-f - - on 1 1978 show modol In stock I,Ino waahor/dryor hook-up. won Q WORK. Quality Qualli guaranleod. □ additions ujdil and remodeling. No X courselotalElkhorn-stroelandd roady to go. Reduced for QUICKiCK ‘ MAGIC VALLEY .D ating " iljf V Spoclallilng In large slot 2 Sorvlco* singles, divorced,id i J ond sewor (urnlahod. 6*8 6S ft and chock our low price“p ices’: S 0 P»>one324-3638.?«-3638.______Q lob jobli lotougni Call Al. 734-1458. Xft Bolhro-'m kiichon. onlry, ulllltlaB In and paid for-roady to0 SALI 2 bodroom, 60x24. 2 Monroo Sirool. Coll lor lc X 324-3923, ______D CEMENTWOWrWORK Q (■tASONRY MAS AA liropiaco, Uuo'oslimates. Phono go. Box -15502. Phoenix. • A2Z balhs.^ gardon tub wllh ■ aI -widowed. 3264266 for moro and Into'nialion.______appolnlmoni, 734-6295. • • . BACKHOESERVICe A . 733-3984. ______1 boauiilul circular kltehon 'and X ® O ' Floors, Drivos, Drivel Stops, and _ Q Will will do Brick- Block- Slono & X ^ full llorasconl colling, Vory'ory ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTSent . f t TOWN ANO COUNTRY.------jgh.-- - l r>-Twln.'-No children or pet*. io»v—alo. Roaoonablo,- A 'FirotFlroplscos, Concroto- Plaster- ’ ft Ji ÔSCAPESERVKÊ ------C5StoWimlbrtil«- =iiJ'JnD2td(t:QuBlllt:AntJ::£lct«h:; t>et».. t o - - - ______loPlenI A DiflOing "84)Jiie-larik- !i. malos.324-2612. f t____SlucSlucco. Free , osilmales. 537- U Loaded with many extras. Youyou' I C air^m ssr - ...... f i baaomanla. Call 734-6849.4-6849, f t ' • CERAMWTlLfCTILE - ■ n 0716.0716, 5434906. Bill. .______V Troo lopplno and removal. Lawn •EXCLUSIVE HOCK GARDENSI must soe this show rrtodol andend ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT,JU5Y NEW AND Homodolod room X water kilchenoitos by the weeweak. BACKHOE Q ’ PAI^PAINTING X 2 renovations, sprinkler repair. - AREA* Many extrasi Owner will 'o r $135 por monlh. hoal ond water X showers, counlenops, y bofofo:,.M«'B^c Valloy Mobilobllo paid.734-6539 or 733-1966. Roasonably. Call 733-6033. X Baihs, showoi .X Insured, 734.9518, llnance. SS5.000. Mike Gray va. Phono 324-6563. , speiSpencors Palnhng. Interior & iS • Realt^^««00^^^_^^^' Homo and Marina. 2V) mllos Jf Mohr EJaekhoo aervlco.nrlco. Gravel, A ’ • ft UPHOLSTERY 1,°’ ONE BEDROOM Basomoni ng. Building...... Q " CONSTRUCTIOlUCnON oxieoxlorior palming. Everell or V •• Wosl ol hoapllal. Highway 30 al Apartment- oVorythIng rock, dirt moving, t h in g 057. RantiiUobQihom domolllion, oxcovallonivallon. 733- n JudiJudy. Freo osllmatos, 324-3640. ■ B Burton's Upholalery. Free In- « 83.733'oosl1 conslrucllon. Sprayedsyod vwilh hot ft X22SL______Dry SUPER Large lurnlshod room asphalt. Rich Mueoorl3orl 73734-3264. X CONCRETEETE - - Driveways aro ^Free esllmaies.734-3565. IQ WIDE SELECTION o( Hoover IMS 12x55 STARCRAFT mobilei; Phone 733-7404.______I— for 2 molos. Shared kiichon, &ulllllles.73M259.______f i BUILD'REPAIR‘ REMOREMODEL • X Bosll PAINTINGPAII ANO PAPERING JQ vacuums, rctiuill, now and home. 8el up On spaclout lot In UNFURNISHED CLEAN' 2 2 balh, uliltiiles paid. $60. oaeh.oaeh! 2 DEDROOM mobilo ham Q usod. Pans, Mgs and service Shelby’s Mobilo Home Ealalea.a. bedroom homo with basemeni. Holoroneoa required. 734-61004-6100 olovo and rolrlgoralor, adulidulls. 0 10 For a prlco you cana n ilvrlive wiin.'’ S * P«“oss •‘ V.Walkways or jusl 9 Hll Need paint cr paper? I'm I□ lor oil makos. Vacuum Cloanors 2 bedroom, appliances, beautlt-II- $175. plus tlOO deposll. 733-5636»38 daya. 734-3021 evonlnQsllllO.19. no'pola. 734-6107.______woik. "Prices may J! noo ullv constructed, low heating — ^ iQ SmalllobsaSpeclaiiylT. good. I'm noal and I m rollablo, [A ol Idaho, corner ol Jnd Easl and ig or 734-9239. ------FOR RENT: 3 bodroom, gas ar 0 lowor," Call 734-0624. U vVoiWes734-5972.-______18 - Oluo Ukos. 733-1027,______^ ' billi. Many moro features, prlco:e . „ olociric, (iroplaco, carpolololcd, jQ CARPETSERVCElaiaaizz. g rZTLS., reduced lo 16300 or besl oiler.ir. III.— OM UnfuraApti.lDupi«xHP” ** $190.7344003or 3264537. y FENCESS f t PLIPLUMBING I□ WELL DRILLING MUST SELLI 7334011 atter S:3030 X C jrpol atoamwayay cleloanod. X - 045 MobiloHomastoiSaleSale ALL ELECTRIC 3 BodioomIroom FURNISHED 12x64 mobile hon DANBAR FENCE 0 ' Plumbing ptui Sorvlco and remodel Ifrloatlon end Indusirlal wells -• p.m, or 733-5431 days. Shod, In Hagorman.6374762. homo U Furniture ateam orr dry cclosnod. X Ttvup Duplex- appliancos lurnlshod, ------X Carpol laying and3 roparepair, spol V COMPANY,INC. Q ing, Roosonablo rales. 734-7073, and pumps. Compielo (inanclng ------garago. quiet siroot. $295 -f HAGEHMAN al Thouaaraand v removal. 120 day ai. 0 733-9350 733- . _ ^ b lo .3 0 yoars oxpcrionco. doooall.Nopola.TO-9250.____ Springs • 60’ mobilo homlomo, ■ lollol bowl cloaning ■ llnoal in wood (onelng, Q RESORT ^ VACATION Mumbor ol National WalorwoH ■ ■ AHENTIONII Large 2 bodroom,room, conlral air, oloclrie heat. O'’ 1 X Phono 733-6036or 734-56'73i!sfli4 n chain link,Ink. ro:realdonllol. or com- A Assoe. Slrajsor Drilling Co, laundromat, no pdls, $165S plus rlvor wllh dock. 733-8621 doy ,y m u ~------X morclal.I, Hold lonco and polo ft CLARK-MILLER GUEST RANCH William Tunnlclilf, manager, iposll. 734-2278 evflnings.______K CARPeNTOY* CUSTOM 5324169. ullllllos. $75 cleanlno doposll, ------X REMOOEUNQ in Iho boauiilul SawtooiQ Moun 410 Madrona S. 14.734-1636.L___ MOBILE HOME (or ront.nt. 2 V tains. For resofvalior> by wook NT In bedroom, partly (urnished. 7: or monlh, tolophono 774-3535 or 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT In 1. 734- Q Complete aonrlco • DealDesigned to Q c OMPLÎLÎte'*^!I|St1SlATI0NtI 8 .iunlpor villas, call Globo Roally (inlsh • Mlscollanoom wrlie Kelchum, Idaho 63340. 733-2e?a.______repaira - Specially17 s.,rr. w. g Q ROROBINSON TREE SERVKÊ MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE; iigntij ouranco ropaira • Mi 1 worli and materials Q l ^ l Largo 2 bodroom, 2 balh. duploi dyman. 73 4 ^ ,3 2 * ^1 ? g Guaranteed Q Troo lopping and removal. Freo In-good norlhoast toeotion.cation. FOR LEASEi Oilico spocoeo in CARPETCtEANINQ-40* ” □ — — ■ - - - ^------□ . eslosilmales, insured. 733-Wt6-««— — TcSiT ^ Electric Hoot Pump wilhllh oiroli .loromo wllh ovor a 1000 equaquaro f t Freo.noobllgi0 obligation, Esllmaies n ^734-3403.20 years OKporlunce. lT~ conditioning. A ppliances.ncoe. lool. Soulh Lincoln (rontagilago. CALL SERVICEMASTIMASTER: To J - A ROROOFINQ ] U carpet, drapes and yard3 carocarc $300 por monlh. For mornoro Clean Carpol, drapoa.poa. Iilurnlluro, a 100%(lnanclninanclngavailoblo ft ■ lurnlshod. Electric oarage0 doordooi Inlormollon coll 324-2727 6 AM AH lypos, hoi asphall, ahakes,- 1 ?33«1 AM 10 walls, windows, (rooroo 05osilmale], X -cell(;ellenl V>-*g V- X ? ■ NEWLY REDECORATEO locolion. Call 734-6051. Al: E x a■UStygPEAtER u s r bodroom aparlmonl, carpel » ° i - ______I, WAREHOUSE SPACE FORR rtronl j^downlown aroa, 7330000>M or NEW DUPLEX. 2 bodroom an ___ (Jan, 2 baths, ell appliances,ces, aair 1 ^ conditioned, carpol, drapoidrapoa. WENDELL* Commercial ^ bul J ^ $265. No pels! Phone Tmogf.■«oat-. ' ing tor SALE or LEASE. 6001100 aq. • / ‘ NICE FULLY CARPETEDTcn ? II. Prime Iwiallon. 324-5522522 or . \ HACIENDIDA HOMES bedroom duplex near hospllo, S “ i.i EiiZS!:------902AddbonAv>.W ..1 iB Oarage, washer and dryidryer 40X60STORAGE Building.r W ^ i . I . ■ g 1 hookup. $165 plua deposll.isll. R

) oeTim o3-N ow 3. Twin Folia, IdohoIdohi .S unday.July 10,1076 — 079 Appliancaa1C0J CB2 BuDi9noU>|srtit>lit! on ' OoodThlnQsloEiS.loE>t OBO Peti&Supplieslupplies on P«U&8(9plk4>pQes ' ------LIKE NEW 30'' Hotpolnl whilohllo STEEL - BUILDINQ Closo-Out,jr. -'you PICK STRAWOERRIESiT For o r DESIRE oood homo for 2,or 2 or 3 MALE tPRlNGER Spaniel. H range with soll-cloanlno oven.'on. Wo havo a small quanllty of Sale- noxt and Usi picking 1day day kittens. Weaned and ready 10 to months old, oood for huntlno n o w adopt-733-3285 br 734-7875. K fid S i______buildings thal muat ba sold at Tuesday, July 16lh. Slarilng at ;______$50 or best oiler. 423-4223, LIKE NEW Wtililpool olocttic;ltle oncolffanBlngfrom30 X 25uplolo 7am. $5-00 por gallon al 1 tho tho .FREE KITTENSIII Please'lease male Springer Spaniel, ooo< irgain I ous 00 X 300. All stool t>ulldlngaga Raugust Strawberry Farm. . 2'A 2'A Phone 324-2686. ______hunter. $35.734^718.______I Bai range. Ouluxo. Continuous Cleaning ovon. Now 1300 - soliBelt provlousiy ordorbd with largo30 mllos south & 3 mllos oasl ot FREEIII Dlsck/Whlie. long0 halt, hair, must sell. Purebred Goldoiolden lor l»d. Also Uprlghl HoovorIvor dopoolts that rofitBln un-'n-' Jerome, bn 300 South Road. hall grown kitten. Great for’V farm l" ? Rotrlever. Owner In Navy. 734 ' vacuum cioanor. 1 yoar old.old dollvored. First como, first•st lamlly, 733-4109. or 733^31 Ext, 5^03^______aorvo basla,' Direct Irom iho i D3roalnQl$50.Call734-?80a. tio ,s:^^^^= ss= = == - , »32;_;______r ~ -_ ■ PARAKEETS, CANARIES, ar. w w in l loctory. our iruck or yours, FREE TO GOOD HOMEI Malo : MAYTAG Dryer, good condilion. Ploaso contact MIko Shorman ' “ «l» Finches - local rslsed, Coge X A d s ; • 370-4147.______• . »'* on PetiiSuppflw German Shephard. 6 monthsjomhs and lood, 2537th Avenue E. I Bo> — - colloci 01208-467.7453. ^ old-734-8383. AltBf3734-4S83. I NEW WESTINQHOUSE 30" TREATED UTILITY Polos: 35 - S25 AKC Roo-GERMAN SHEPHERD pflOFESSKJNAL GROOMINGING - f ■ 1 fango wllh Belllood Cho^ Minor Kennels 423-5104.04. . ----- or linea, $100 cach. 543^790. IN A MOMENT od weakness: 5 h I NEW WESINTHOUSE 2 cycio I polo-barns. Andorson Lumber less: 5 PUPPIES TO Give Away • -part pai jjg BAnOAMBOX ' ; S I dishwasher, whlto, call 731-il72'''2 1 âi0or4^n5^_^___ AKO POODLES, Prlttanys,'n y. ■ pupplos did opproar. Foihor;‘'‘O'- a« U b. 733.1783.______^ ; aftorS.______;______; — Splu, and Dalmatians. Mac's4ac'ii Cocker. Me: a Brittany. Puppies PUPPIE3lonlveawaY.S43-507l5071, 8" BLACKBLAC and whlto TV. $25,459 I 40" RANGE, J50. Washor. ] Kennela. 536-2317.______will bo good bird dogs. To bo I Avenue H., Eric. '“/i I OB) OiriQiSUM ■ ^ r niven lo good homes, 326-5615-5615. REGISTERED Yellow Labb tt te- ‘ 2nd Aver M m I complotolyovorhaulod, $100.12 : . AKC 0 month’old malo cockor. OD GOLF and TENNIS Bails, M ' LABRADOR RETRIEVERS./ i n s ’ irlevera-$100.678-3697. ____ QI30DQ I cubic loot relrioorator, $110. i1 COMING SOON! On Friday .lulyily_ black and white. $75.324-4526, male, aelichasI cheap 40tea. 733.2739. ■ ; I 734-6406 alter 6 p.m.______; — Outslsndlng litter, black moles males REGISTERED BEAGLE, lemsit __ , 21at. Qualliy aniiquo lurnlluro, 6 AKC Roolatered GormanJ,""*, and lemalos, 9 weeks. SIroro 1977 Bosutllul brown tone. Makoake a NEWHUW HUFFY mens 5 Spood, $70- e REFRIGERATOR,- Hfllpolnt.. 2 :; much miscollanoousi 140101 Shorthalr pups, ready for hunl- BOB Nallonal Specially; DAM)AM12 12 O00<> pol 0 ' brood docdog, 4582nd 2nd^ Avenue N..EriC- door, Coppertono, automalicalic ! "Poplar, • ______Inn Ihla lall. 423-5900-______------polnta. $300. GUS CARLES,,RLES, Housobfokon. $85. ' 324-2101-2109 ROYALYAL BLUEI EQueatrlan chaps r defrost. Mechanically rccondl- I I YARDSALEIFilday»Salurday» old. specially. Lino of dog auppllos:polios; SELL YOUR PETS with a classiiMsii. ' A " i S oppUancea, os low as $12‘ a“ to 6pm.'275 Taylor Stroot. Lola oars and Ull cropped. $80 . 324- KItlons, poodles, andd ac- led ad today, Thoy got resultisuits. ■ ■ i 3 • month, 733-4000,______of ramodoilng ecrapa. somono 5M7;______•• cossorlos, 6fwil*e'« FW^dloPobdle 733îr UX. chlldrons things, kitchon JI REPOSSESSED ELECTROLUX. . AKC REGISTERED black Poodlejodlo Puff. 138 Blue U kes, 734^ 272. ' SHOW QUALITY, champio < . .. ■•...... - . ^ I Full now warranty. SubslantUIitlal uionsllB. - Pupploa forsale. 543-8060. ______WHITE TOY Poodio pupplos,jpplos, ftltod Cocker Spaniels for stu Z LINES ^ ^ ______« 9 I savings ovor price of now ono.'" o . !I yard SALEI July 18lh-18th-20lh. NIAN AKC RoQlgterod, good quality.quality, oorvlco- Grooming • pups-1. 54: 543. . 1 Phono ElocUolux. 733-5616. j I?' AKC RofllslQxed POMERANIAN __ I 1440 6th Ave. East. 10 to 6pm.1,1 PUPPIE&-$95.Phono324.;e593.593. 324-2881 ovcnInQS. . 6786, IVER.AN'AaTTHAftCWZyi V l SEARS WASHER, beat modol.dol. Clothing, lots ol miscollanoousi 'I eOTA CCS TOT IflVES LIVER I has everything. Rocondltlonodnod Piocoods lo- Powers For Pro-•o- m sr4^/i^:-m i,inanONLViwARABeirro ■■ I and ouaranteod. $109.85. Cain'sIn's aocutor. ‘ Cleaianco Contor, 733-7111, einnêw sH w e.'. _ J f t m M CARS®, fV Be IM SELF-CLEANING Ropor lanqo ‘ wllh doublo ovon. $120. 734-335y^ HHHHHI _ altor6PM,______, PINE FIREWOOD cut to any SHARP MIcro-Wavo Carouselisol ' ^g^^^$40 por cord delivered. . on Appllnc^s I (I071 AppIlincBl®* - with Browning dlah and cook | __ I book. Excollont condilion, usodaod ■'•' 3sia=^=sfss. 1 vorv llttlo. $250.54:^4253. — |I 0S7 ' PUntt&Trm I WASHER ANO DRYER In goodo o d ______condilion. Phone 733-6587. :> FRESH TomiUsoB and oood ___ —-BUY WASHER AND DRYER sot, only>niv ' aoloctlon ol fruit trooB. 733-6551. ’ $125. Wondoll Now and Used, ------^SELL 536-2774.______WHITE GIBSON washor, 2 yoarsip s Oil GOod'TilngiioEtt old. 16 pound capacity. Ex- W E ^ RENT coll^tcondillonJlM^^4^^M9, ; RED ; Gardon beats lor aalo.io- = Taking orders for tomatoes andnd V . / ^ -TRADE . : cucumbers. No chocks. 7J4-U- . p p lia n c e s oeO HMUng&ASrCMnSDnbo'nbflI 2130- I . • Used App FRIGIDAIRE 15.000 BTU air..' condltlonoryautomatlc thermos-IOS-' I I 0S2 AuctSjft* SHOWKASE 1 lat. $400 now -used 1 yoor $300.300. I.------— . DUTCH’S SH Excollont condition. 734-7386, ■ V So rv lc o s ______1'DoySo ask for Dick.______*_ i ' PUBLICAUCTION 7 3 3 -4 0 9 0 251 Main Ave. W. HOTPOINT air conditioner,lor, 1 ] 10;OOA.M. m plÔ li 114 Fifih Implement J 24,000 DTU. Usod 2 summors. ! I Thur.July2m.78 jO07 Hiy.QnlnlFMdFMd 152 C»ni«Ctnie 112 kTtgtUoIgtUcn 114 FimtlfflplOT $300.324-6459,______• T S i^j CULVERT PIPE Spoclalll rca Ca ii — REFRIGERATED Room Cooior- I I ALFALFA In the SUck- NEWvTat 1st WANTED 350 brod homloss . . wllh Copoiand Compressor unit.5 I ^ CONSTRUCTION EQUPT. I cutting. TO ton. Call Richardson.Ison. Charolals cross hollora. Of or willwill Uiin^n Constnjction 733-7120.120. ♦ » ) INT. TTUCTOR Fatm H 079 Appliances ' ' 1106S0.500WOSI ___ buy In O'oopj of 70. Call>11 352- 352- Gated and Main Une Aluminutninum 'loader. Wido front ond <44 074 UwtUlnitfuiMntI 0 Call 324-4062. I 42:M370 or 734-6262.______s a v e = j Salt Lake City, Utati ______Pipo, AMOTH Mgtal Product!jucts, extra rims. ■ I ALFALFA. 1st, 2nd cutting. 1977 •S Point AtUster CORO-A-BOX Elocltic Plano: j2S cubic fool AMANA lro«7r)r > crop. Also now crep 1st, cut 543-4777. Buhl.______MSO. Uprlahl piano, S295. Bolh iusod 10 months. 4 yoarir (82 . Bidding Utl«fUlirWl Comploto LlQuldallon- — jT »2PolnlBJ*do I BALED IN STACK. 733-328717 or IH Hones Horses USED Kiigailon - linos. 3i •Gehl mix ail grindor Wafverof Interest oood condTllon. Ctll 73M5fl5- »warranty. $398. Cain's Voluntary Saio Dy i 733-3242. ______3"X1320'. Amos ptoss-ln cenli C:oaranco Center. 733-7111. e c o n o m " y P L Y W 0 0^ OrdorolOwnor .lO'SoarîtocpfcRup OOOD USED VIOLIN wllh caso. - ‘ SHEATH- i •BARLEY FOR SALEI* Phono O g E YEARLING pony,. 326- Lattarls. Good to oxcelier . ON USEDCOMBINES ______condition. Caii Kon at 356-931 »S Section tptlng Une harrm t100,733-WB.______I ING - 4'x6’-Vi" exterior j 352-4275,______*3«t>eels^^r FRIGIDAIRE 1 "BIIIKotchumSSons 7 7 ', GENTLE MORGAN gelding.linn 4i ' or524.73t08liOt7p:m.356-7520 NEW YAMAHA pltnos and or- .1 plywood, $5.85 por Shoot, t Contraclora." 1 EXCELLENT HAY. mixture of SVi miles South ot HueitoiLieiion on No InlefBStcharges Qtns. Uaod plsnot, btnd SCHOOLAPPUANCES VOLCO, INC., Twin Falls, ; grosses and allalta. By tho5 ton ion y®®r Old. foglsterod. $9000 lirm-firm., ! ----- Murtaugh road thon 1/4 37.5 KVA Gonoratot Sots. Porta- ' Approximaioly 35' pyrox gias Ono JOhn Deere 4-tow MIDUNO Baso rtdlo, 10' m«st. |1 CloaranceConler.733-7111. blo Llgtit Plants, Wkior Punipa1D8 SImplot Feed Lola. Contact 1 ; pipe lino, automatic milk an -2JD214T.P.T.O. ^ <208)733-2214 ...... Uh 733^93or 532-4111.______r I ' H U N T E R ’S “ hoad,liis05or105combino wavo entonno. 100' ol coax, i GAS RANGE. Like now. Altor 5.5- 301 ond ST, SOUTH/ TWINMIN to 12 inchos. RUBY Batch ' i pipo lino washer. 500 gallon2,°“"' bu 537-6621 anylllme In morr p6»irofmlko.t300,&43-<095. 734.6503. FALLS, IDAH063301 plants. Conveyors, Cruahora,ira. , OUALfTY HAYI 225 Tons ots tls isl l I "THEUNDERSCLLERS"S " I tankand compressor, 629-5742. botwBoneande.______TEENIE GEENIE Lowry oiQan ! lAf' Stackers, Garbage Trucks.ks. culling. 250 tons ol 2nd. Boll I 522 Addison Avo. West!91 I FOR YOUR Orain Storagi — A .a HOUSTON JOHN . OEEHE-OS -Gom for sato, liko now. Old Duncan | ‘ *» Pickups. 4X4'a. Campers. CAT;AT Rapida. Call 637-4751. evonlnOB.InOB. I 733.552a ! American Grain Bins. Loadlr ftT.w ‘ WINDROWERS Parts, Titos, Gear Roducors, "P enolno. comploto 318. Ct PhWo lablo and 6 chairs, nooda ; OC ; aiUdlngUiIerUJsUs L U M B E R C O : 51 TON loaly allalla hay, heavyHeavy I ______I and unioadino oqulpmonl. L Cafi 326-4735,320-4773. rolfntahlno. 733-6186.______1 ROPS Canopies, Switch Houso. bale, first cuttlno. Cell 3^4^57.U57. 1 2 HORSE TT?A1LER. $1595.1595. 2 1 Invan Conslruction,______------Watof and Fuel Tanks, Mlscoll.. — r~. LIKE NEWI Hoavy 'di,,v duty JO' * IHO ^ Twin Auger with USED- CONSOLE Plano In o»- ’ " 200 TONS of 1st cutting allallaIllalla I borso deluxe. $1895. 18' slock. slock, I 10- ww Stock irailor, usod iler Make condittorwr OltlcoEqulpt. ' ’ BUCKO dual axle traiier.M r MakeI , u p 863 Windrower ' cellonl condition. Tunod «nd _ ■nnnnnnnnnn hav. $40 In slack,Call 4 3 6JB9, ^ , $1895, 4 horse, $1995. Hllchln : iiMo lo haul lurnllure. $167 olIet,324C51Sor324-3823. ' tJellvorod, $950. Alao wo havo a _ 90 TON top quality first cuttingM ^n PoaLKImbcrly423-4029.-_ '___ 734-9271. „ • • 2 Hesston 820 12 fl. h)Uros , ■ uaod Tr«-Tono'Chora oroan, ■ I TiRMS: ■ • HORSE TACK Available alll North ' ' " ' LOCKWOOD MARK ^ 76 P wItJiooodlttorwrfl I FIBERGLASS;S IHSULATION ■ Cash, Cashiers Chock, Money ------____ Harvosior- good shapo. u: •HoslooS2014ft. ■ foaturos SO chord bullons. 1129. I Z ...... »q.ll. »4* B Counlry. N. Lincoln Ave. -J H ______FimHiHciimUMflU____seasons.NowSTAR roller ...... ■ OrdOt.-Coôr.Pcraflrial TJinck - r — ----- Jorome.-K4-4681:OponHlt6.— rol er u b la - -jo fflO wflH-cib-»nd-eorxJ>-— R-19-6" ...... * q : r o » ‘— ■ B occoptod with Bank Lotlorol ol {008 Pn&mFiyflant rRiMM-.-.a coo CASE Combine, -TgTg 191 . InsIaiiodlastyear.eiS-SIOl. tlonor TIN...... p.frunBlngfl.aO* ■■ HORSESHOEING AND TRIMM- driven GALVANIZED OELTAfilO TIN Ill, w MODEL AC 2 « PTOro d 400 ACRES 01 good grass I^C • normal ond corrocilvo.focilvo. ! DODGE IW ton Iruck.with 1 o n " Fumltun&C«p«ti I'■ g %"CDXSHOPPlYWOOD) ...... ioch.. M .« S I I I iharlos ' bed, 120 gallon gas lankk wlwith ffuinuro sproader, 1000 busbuahols. See Us tor your Foraflo Harvost- a ' ■ Wrlio/Call for Salo Dtochuio0 pasture with wator. ShoopJO or Guoranlood work. Charloa ...... pch 7** ■ ____ 487-2435.______ors, we've got sovoral good APARTMENT oUo sola arid Iim " ECONOSTUOS'...... catllo. Faltllold. Idaho. 768-4667.4667. Brownirm 733-3375. ____ )I pump. 733.6441-______; B HEAVY THICK SHAKES___ ...... p.f.n,«B9 I B B hours. MODEL 55 John OotsroB combino.com used onos In siock. ' chair, nylon covor. Qood condl- > M IRRIGATEDPASTURE FOR[73m. rent, -HORSE SiniNG* snon ororionn lon’o i CASE 730 Iractor, low hour Mion. iM.fiS. Caln'o Cloaranco .B '5/16"X4X0RUFFT£XMAH\AHOGANY...... • o c h f* .tS ■ I riding ' excoilonl condilion. 637-C235.^5 grain and bean altachmachmenls. . . • o .tZ .* *i Z J - Walker 1 will handle 15 10 20 head.. 543-54J. term. Tack slorago and ridlnn Several good usod Sund pickup . Conlef.733-ni1,______• ; ■ '60 VARIETIES OF WAU. PANEANELINGilarllnoat area. Phono 733-6144 days 01 E u S ’r ______j • 18025;______lays or ' 10 Foot.SlsIod GRAIN REEL I d Sprayo'r. allachments . BUNK BEOS. USED Si:S. new j B| WON.-FRl. BfoASAT. ! ------734-2157 nlflhts.______~_____ "1 John Deoro 45. ChoapI 326-473:M735. '3 POINT HffCH Field Spr iJ HOURS; 8 to 6 MO I International Booms, 110 gallon lank,ink. ppump, i , . tISO. Wondoll Now and Usod. ■■ ,lg : PASTURE FOR RENT MINATURE DONKEY,. has 1 FORSALE: John Doore 14 strir 536-?77i.______^______n Aucllonoors. Appraisals, papers, lack. Call 625-51C2.2_-____ ; typo baler with FÔ dtivo.. S32 etc. $400.034-5370. . OiNlNt^ room oulto. Large oval ' I PLYWOOD SALES ! Uquldallons . ; CASH RENT. Approximaioly■oly 2 QUALITY HORSE SHOEINGNGand one , Phono 733-1424.______■____■ POWER BOX lor sale. 16 chi...rwoodtablawimeehalrg, S . NORTHWEST P I o ■ l0700S.W.BoavenonHwy. Wostorn. has silage I (Off Kimborly Road Bohlohind Unllod Oil) 733-5909 I i acres horso pasture or amall itlminlng. Coll 324-2140. Joromo.oromo. I FOR SALE: 1972 Allls-Chalmo *G*E‘M* ' " I Beavorlon,OR-67005 e ^ * boards, bool taiigalo, 2 18" loaves, comploto lor only ' fl cnivos, soulhoasl of Twin Falls. REGISTERED APPY GolOlr^g,jlno 1;12 Gieanor Hllisldo Combine, E 1375. Cain's Cloaranco Cantor, ' ■ _ i I B B9 a DB B B n n I m u ( 5 0 3 )& (3 ^ I Will consider trading aomo niorma-' i ccllont condition, _Cotorpiiiirpiilat loedctattachmonl. 54W78 EQUIPM ENT . 733-7111.______■ H Excollont conlorma ' cican up work In lieu ol parti7-,n ol ^ disposition,’ 4I yoar:yoars ^ Crawler D6 traclor In go6319. (1)JOB80, M il., cobjbondoir on DEERE Rake- $950. JOHN .733-4390.______: WELCH SHETLAND cross H ere's A : al iimos. Feeder caltlo bought ; *>fOko lo ride or drive, gonllo ------; condltlonlna DEERE 214 WIro lie baler, oood WhIlO FRENCH PROVINCIAL ,on ordor. M - N Catllo Company. 1880 SELF-Propoeiod New No (i)J0215.13ft„S795795 Dhape, Hold roady-$1495. JOHN . iNTASTIC South Blue Lakes Blvd. & KRock ______Canopy Bodroom Sot. AsklnQ [ -----= r , Holland chopper. Low hour DEERETraclor Modol *70. wido • PRICE i ( m F-36", M h . ■'Crook. 734-2t>S3.______2 WELL BROKE Goldings.05- ^733 ' never usod lor custom wor ------M4K______(2iCASE850’.,t2HI..J750.*. ..J7: Iront etxJ. now tiros, now Pony ------■ 53^6274. (l)NH905.t5tt„wllhcvlihcob mator, . $2650. FORD Major I FOR PROMPT REMOVAL5VAL I 0 YEAR Stallion. 4 yoarr galtoigalled > diesel-$2250. Call Eari-733-8227. - CT AfipnmcM I h m ■ -I goldino, rrwtos, Iillles. $450M50 upup. ; OF DEADOR USELESS 1976 IB' TRADEWIND comblna- ' 1 3246453. - B a l o r s! -• lion grain/boot bod with hoist, LIVESTOCK vino tlo Exira tali gate & slisgo boards. - Call; 1 NH205.PTO,twlno1 ADMIRAL ' Klmberty.Waho<2MS2fl, i 1Ce S«lr> 1 NH 303. motor. twinoiieIwin. ______', vine tie Typo W 1275 JOHN-OEERE - I • RIPPING Good whilo woano I NH38J,PTO,1wlnel 3 M F IW s. PTO, twinoiietwlnt , Wagon with dual wheols. Asking ‘ UFE STYLE LINE FOR SALE: Colostrum s■tartod ta tic and loedor pigs. J25 to $4C ,i„ .,lo $l400.Cail734-9173. ______‘ baby calvos. Double DipporJippor Phono oarly or late, 625-5701. 1 JD3l6.PTO.tw!n«tl g USED 4 MF12'*. PTO. twine:vinello ...... ^ ' ..REFRIQERATOmFREEZER ■ Rnnch, 324-6557.______SUFFOLK DUCK- IV/ ynars Oifl Angus. From rogistorod hroodlm tl5 ’ FimWcrtWintsd — ^ '•7 i FOR SALE: noglatoted Angua SALE / ; Yearling Bulls. Brooks Angua stock »l50.nj-8l_D0or733-6959 - Stackers • I Ranch. Hnzolton, Idaho, Pbon«_ Photw m ----- FARM iM • CUSTOM g^ eW chopping", ]_JI_____ A . , -j y n l f ’ 1 1044,3.wldo. pulll]julllypo - Hay. grain and corn, Carl 1 62»-50ia,______12cublclooltetflooraiot toe ' • ______Shoe H f ' I 1033.3-wlda, pulit)3ull typo Hutsch 324-2862,______Rog$319.70w/1 Now$289,70w/1_ ! HOLSTEIN HEIFERS- 3 months 1 1 1 '1 1047, tell pnspalloc , S older. Also brod atxlsprlnoincInolno ■ FOf* SALE Rogistorod 7 yoar oN MACHINERY >«llod. CUSTOM BAUNG - Phone . evenings, 543-5S45. Loo Baniotl. lOcubIc foot Uprlghl lieoior hellers & cows. Hrdllckddlicka horned, Dorsot Buck, 7B&~tC33.H033. ■ 3-wid* ROOJ269.95 ...... NowJ?33 , Brothers Livestock Sales.I. Inc., Inc.. COATS; 5 Wothr)fs 733-217 0 ) 1049.*oll propellec.ollod- CUSTOM HAY olaCkinfl. 3-wldO ; RI »7. Box 59, Chippewa . Falls.Falls. .atlor5PM .MWHOLLMIDZSe___ 3-wido. £ob • . harrowbed.3?M0S6cr543-5915 Many rrofo'Stzos and atytos lo : WI-5472fl.'I715)723-H71. _____ REGISTERED Sjllold Ram's,ims.cul ou I wlfollo, withmoic9i ^ r • i — r r r io « r ^ i^ p n jinnrtfdj, itt« ' ■ CUSTOM HAYING;-baling an3 ' ctiooso Irom. All color* avndn- stacking. Havp 4 awathers . 1 REGISTERED ANGUS BULLSiULLS. ot OroQon's llnosi shcop, Ono I 1 Mo. P-SHORE CRUISBR I Howard’s Angus fUnch. PhonePhone yeor oid. ono yoarimg, andpn??ar^ ran • KEW HOLLAKD1M9 balers snd stackers lo follow, 24ft.OFF-SI I 543-4315 lambs. Roady 10 work. Mason Uosoi B a lo W a g o n . T r a c t o rr s s * » Call Dewey Bailey, 734-7035. wlndowi. >400 goi./hr. (539V Sullolks, 543-6026. BANNER FURNITURE r/bool. Fully podded ‘ Id® i • ______.K W H O IU IID IM S I M) 1977MF3B5.dlo»oJlet'el CUSTOM COMBINING. Has n o c t »loro0o. Bow H'of} bllgogo pu pump & high tcpoclly btowor. iruck, 436-0963 or 436.5896. W a g o n wllh cob - - 1272ndAvo.W. .onied •oloty gloi» Podded '.hipthip ildel, FlDorglott Innorllnor. I MF1085,dleie1>1 CUSTOM GREEN chopping. • 733-1421 ■n atom unloungo/ . Took drinknk ho holdofi.'lockoDlo look louvoi- ; 1C8 , . S^«0!Sheep lOe -ShM 1 MF355.di«»«l,dorT, demo hay, grain and corn. Dale Oowoi.. lockoblo niovo bo*. Icwchojt w / s*"” I ;ouAi Top. «ido 8 oil curloln w/boitorago comporl- od door, locki ------1 w ith c a b lo d o z o,r r 1 MF275,dlBiol.dotfI. domo 543-4725. ______BRONZE Whirlpool folrlgoiater, juntaungo looU. Undonoe» rol'. Morlno hard- look cullInQIIInQ boord. Duol irumpci horn. I MFnaSdietolwil)ilwiih CUSTOM COMBINING .- John d running condition. SlOO jloiago locker.' Fully vonic,w 6 tlorn 6 el)Ock». Windihlold>ld wl wIpor, Teok d a p pod occonlt. ------1 •JOHH DEERE 35 cob(llk«nowl Deoro COOO. poas and grain. Uncoin S t TMrflflIZ-_____ wlnditilold. Combinationôchonicol * »1 vlow dock holch. Doluxo In- 57th7 t h A n n u a l C o m b in o fniHC460.floi ■ 62»68M.______jum pioolt. G unw alo liKtrk »to gougo (340.7 »irumonlolto>10ll0r^. Chort llghlor w/ofhtray. CUSTOM HAY HAULING. Call . CCLASSIFIED AOS .. your direct , -V grob rallj. Oacorolof cobin In- c *IND60 llr)e to extra caah. Piaco one ; monli. Cobin light. Bow Com ro îlmonU. V- Took'bow gro TATE RAM SALE II I C 1______■ tt>daYbydlallna733-0931- . ■ woro. LIhIng oyol — Dowirod 6 cu»hlon», Cobin to r '- ' lDAHOST>\ . [^- R ann T n m b ln o t L L i ] CUSTOM Swalhing. 1112 Now Inlcitnolionol llghl(»)- Mocli July 29 - Filer,ler, Idaho 9:45 a . m . TWIN FALL— . Holland, ’ $5.00 an acre. Call : •Q. E. Range and Roltlgotator- 90 gallon fuel lonk w/eliKtrBgulorly sells for $17,17 , 1 0 0 .FSiiMlfflO-T D V Robori or Denlso Spencer 324- ' .like new, avocado. Call 734-7SS9. Ooler. wilh motor ; lltot). V.botlh iloroge co. Q uality Rams, Studs K « -5!£L______: bnrih bunkt w/upholltorod 616TopQua TRACTOR! 1DI8S0N WHrre Sld0-by-9ld« uy it now for i r U T DENVER FINE'S Custom Farm-'' • refrlgoralor Iroozer, 16.61 cubic and Rloglstered e g i Ewes r N I '''O' Hay swathing and baling, fool.(3OO.AJso8EARSColds0Ol : This boot reg i L l l l boan culling and windrowlng. eir conditioner. 28,000 OTU'o. SUFFOLK SAIS A L E OF T H E W E S T ANDY & BOB’IB’S IMPLEMEN window or wall InaUllatlon. J250. imV YourMaii*yF«rgi'• r g u f o n 33ft-483i.______- ' • , 7344340. ______• BuÎ 3 l 9 9 9 Hampshlros -Columi> lu m b la s - P a n a m a s • P o ly p a y MOTOR GOffi’ANn l l l N o w H o lla n d DacD a a la r ‘GREEN CHOPPING* .Loo's : V- .Custom Farming. Flier. Idaho. OOOD whlto Mobllomald dl- With Ez-Loador Trailerr on.and Hydraulic Brakes Crossbrods-Ccs • C o r r lo d a lo s • D o rs o ts • Bro ad w ay In Bul >■. Phone K6-4703 or 326-4964. • ■ .Bhwisher. Quaranleod. 175. 2030Klmb»riyR 73M03S,______G row ers A ssociationDn 543-4318 or q L * - SWATHING, DALINO. plowing, i Idaho W ool Gr< i ' 733-86870 / . discing, roller harrowing, Randy - HOOVER ePIN-dry waahor, B o la oI -B- B o o x 2 5 9 6 - td o h o ______'' I 733-4112_ WoaverS43-4011or5434e88. portable, oxcoilont .for traitor and apartmoni use. Liko now.S; A T ' Wi 43C-tim. '______,• LARGE CHEST TYPE .PhllCO j URY AinoiDMOTIVE • freeior, I1M. 733-6454, altar 2 I A v e . W e s t 733-5070 p.m. L» IHIHHH! ^ CENTU1 , , . ------:------^ i! 26VAdd{sonAv ------r —------^ ^ ____ 'J ; . “V t ■ • r . ' • - V I '

— ------Sunday. July 16.1978?a Timoa-Nows.TwlnFalla.ldatioC-^^1 ' ■fdN N'f Business • . fly Roger Bollcn \lJ6 CampofsSSlici:!1 I 1!1!6 C«n»pors4SfM:lli 1127 . HoforHomesos 135 C;yclesiCi'?Nleitiies' 1« Trucksa a ------^ —T—— fiucks '1 « Trucks 1970 CHEVY Redicamp VAN-j- 1972 KAWASAKI 500. flOOd;3d 1078 CHEVY pickup \Tton, olrlir 1« 22.000 mllos. CO. oteroo lapo,B, condilton, 432-&306. *000.______chocks, V-8, power sloorino.®: GREAT BUYI 1974 sfionocdnocd . HONDA 350. custom 10. I960 "- AMIFM radio. P.S. P.O.. A* 1074 KAWASAKI .250 Enduro.— 39,000 miles. Needs Iwo tires Ford lon pickup. 390 ongln*»-gln«s. Chovrolet350Dlckuo.733'S21I. f ^ c x s ^E \ IM T h e ^ Caplaln'o chairs, gink, ice box.’■ Excollont condition, lowow and paint lob 543-4007. ^ *2405 Call 733-9449, . closet, bod. Porlecl condllion.'?• mlloaoe. extra sprocket. *500.iOO. 1000 CHEVY Suburban, S50- W E T o o ? / Musi seo to approclato. *7500. <^3-9989 or tf3-S320otlor 0 PM.I. ongino, loaded, heavy dutyIly 1973 INT. .V^ Ton - LonQ whool^ t ■ ifc ■ knpofl-SportsCOT ■ r A D &m n iu se . power, steertng/tirakos,ikos, ______' Campers | 733-2100 ovonlnfla.______1069 KAWASAK11/3, tuns good, equipped trailer packooe, S.D. I Pickup Cl aulo. ironsmisslon; Good condl-ondl- 1077 AUDI 100 LS • 10.000 mllei', 1B77 19 loot mlnl-molor homo.o- 3500 mllos. *300. or bost Oltcf-_ radial#, chrome wtioels, nicosi Hunter's now hasJheJhe largest selection ------mtuvm. 733-1578. lion. *t605. 733-1090 or 733-32691269 air, llmo C'con melallic. AM/FM Sloops C. Dodge cbasjis. 8500M 530-6264.______,750 B track, exccllcnl condiiion. | miles. crul#e and motor air. 1975 INTERNATIONAL, 1750, T — ^ . of pickup campersirs iin M agic Valley! '' 1077 KAWASAKI KZ 400 • goodZZ. ' 1000 CHEVY 10 Wheel- bell at 16 *0000.324-8325. ' ' ■ ■ . *10,700.530-2422. ^ drive, 5 1 2 irans. 366 ongino.'-,o>. dlosot,2Vilon, Boatromsoai. 16 ■ — condition, runs woll.'324-4C05 ,h‘ tt. bed capacity. HIGH BOOKlOOK BMW. 1071.ooodcondition,new ; 22W FOOT 1976 Monaco motor days. 324-5244 allot 6pm.______MW bulk bed. 18' beet bed. .SECURITY homo, soil i^ la tn e d and — B25-5I91.______• TRUCK.’o* besl oiler. 734-8185.185. palnl |ob. S30-2622 or 536-2G33. . . • K IT * S I oquipped. Will' conaldorOf 1073-71 KAWASAKI Z1-900: runs 1973 CHEVROLET ton CustomJJJ, 1071 INTERNATiONAl . lonIon 1878 BRADLEY GT ll; call 324- ; ; walorironl property (or equity. oxcollont. very good shapo. Deluxe 454, automatic wllh air.,lr pickup-aulomailc transmission,reion. S57flalierBp.m. . . 733-1190. Askintj *1350 or bost oiler. 734. in good snapo. JJMO or bestQst power aleering. 4 whool drivo, ,959 CORVETTE, excellent ' • • CAVEWEMAN _ ,6675^______■ — odor, 734-2720. good condllion. *2,300.324-8304.■^3*^ condition, bolh tops, 4 speed, i J VACATION SPEQALI For rentnt • 1976 KAWASAKI Trials 250, 290 • " W o 'v G B een)n Underselling U - ■ 1072 CHEVROLET 112 Ton^ MUST SELL, 1073 DodflO) VarVan *5700.527-3425altorOPM. . . 1976 2511- Explorer Motor Homo10 mllos. hko now. *790, Also 1976 ,57 Cuslom, *2500 . 2 1077 Hond;•fonda 197, COnvEHE- Imniaculato ' , ! N o w Forir 1512 Y e a r s " by Iho day, week, or monlh. „ Pickutv 8 cylinder. 4 speed. 157 h. KAWASAKI t25 Enduro, 0 ATC OO'a. *1000. 755-2406. ____ condllion. Seo to acpfi’Clate. Resorvo now. Joromo Fiscus.s, spood, 50 miios, exlra nico.'. MalnAve. West,Twin. ' • 1072CHEVYCHEYENNErtTon- MUST BE SOLDI' 1959-3 • fllflp *15.000 Flrml 733-5200. 734-8140. [1 DAKR.SAT.’TTlttOP.K, Jerotpo,32-:-4420 or 733-929595 *500.733-6511.______MW HOURS: HOK.-FRl. 11 DM ovonings^______oood condition, clean, good Inlernalional 220 Cummin:imln# 1B74 DATSUN 260-Z, Im- I ^ 400 Motor Cross KAWASAKI Dirl dlesol. Excollont condition,n. lbtlat . . maculate.*3yj0 .324-5733. 522 Addison Avo. W. Pomoroflo & Main • lires.*1800.886-7510.______. Bike- complolo tocondilionod — bod Wllh winch and 5lh wheel"heel. Fl^-r 6PlDEF}..conyeriibio. ; Twin FqIIi, Idoho „ molor, 734-8029 alter 3 30. 733. 733- COVER FOR shon box pickup, - Burloy, Idaho 128 IWIrt/Tnilon excellent condition, *350 . 324-k5; ______------44,000 miles, owner rftust sell. . • 4434 alter Spm. 423-5709. ‘ MUST SELL NOWi 1978 GMl LIKE NEWI Hoovy duFy 20' -5^ a m ______GMC *1500. or best ollor. 324.5413 • I 733-9526 67B-8770 I MUST SELLI 1075 HONDA XL- ^ custom built van. sink, lee0 bo> alterS.30. ,______• ' BUCKO dual axle trailer. Make 250: porlecl condition, oreai, (or(oJ 1973 DODGE Club Cab, «i. 360. couehfbed. 2 tables. Caph.i a il o((or,32«-35l5or 324-3923. now automatic, loaded. Good condi- A/FM B HONDA 5 speed. AM/FM _ on or olt road uso. Eioughi now J ? '' chairs, 3 bay windows, AM/FM ' TWO WHEEL Ulllily trailer, atoolloi in '77. Will deal, askino *550.55M Ilor>.*2450.423-4620or423-4800.— - track stereo. Hit wheel, rr.iiio cruis cassolio ileioo. lufloaso rack. box, sparo liro and wheat. SCO.M. 'I ExtrasI 734-4564.______' 1064 DODGE V> ton shori bed.K>d. control, special cuslom pain„ , «r excolloni condition. *3100 734- Catl733-?Caaaller5PM. _ •: 1074 100 SUZUKI CC- low miles.,ji». camper sttell, 6 cylinder. Runsuns mag wheels, undor warrant:, l ? « : ■ ■ 121 BaiU&Wa;i0O«0msIS 125i: . • TrjrolTrallers UTILITY TRAILER, 545555^; or great. *700.734-7658.______.Ltsi price *11.900. will soltolKor Ic 1007 OPEL KADET SU I t liter- whool, 3 (ool aidos. *550 . 733-J3- : 536-2777,______1003 FORO V> ton, short narrow,0V, *9000. 733^100 Randy.______molor.*325.Phone 733J0?0. KIT COMPANION travel Iraiier, SEARS GAMEFISHGn .12' [ 3506...... j ^ I 1070 TRIUMPH 650- runs nntj and bod. 8 cylinder, 4 spoed, makelako ONE 1074 TESCO PUP TRAILElAlLER ■ 1077 SUBARU StaliOn V/jflon, , never been used, aoo ot 3t0 •35 fli»d Irtloaling pickup, 423-5442.142. with 18' Tesco bed and onoDno 220' ''Ont wheel drlvq, 5 speed 32.4- libofQlass boat wuh 7 np motorI West Ave. G, Jerome or call ! looks good. VKO. Call 324-3738. ■ :and Dilly trailer. Excclleni ! 1074 FORO- AM/FM B track. spud bod (or *7,000. Cali alter 6 367V______^ _ 324-2558 allor 0. .______131 . AuloSefrieca»a 1973 YAMAHA 250 MX- now ■ . 1076 TOYOTA COROLLA 4 dQor L- condition. S575 lirmi Call 324. — condiiion. Asking *500. C Caiijii aiidlng rear window..*2795. l^liCoil p.m. 734-2085. • » '. 4402alior5PMatidweqkcnd#, • LIKE I NEV;i 1077 PROWLETI 24' CALTON'S AUTO BODY - Exporl 1^ - S<3-5884.______1071 9500 Series GMC' Tw Twin 'wagon. Radiai tires, oxcollcni. ,, Trallor. tmnxaculato, lully sell- on 733-1792. il no answer, 733-3172; n. r 17Vi' SK BOAT FoVsalo-Ask (or body repair, also comDioto IblJIj, 1974 FORD - *300 down and t.ikoUKo Scrow- 027 gas engine, 5 S« 2 - conramed. 324-3001. - 1974 YAMAHA MXlOO, ' tobuUl 1 way 1066 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER _ ---- r.------TTTT------IUvoll543-43tOor 713-4112. ' ' ' ______^ j I molor. Cali 733o jno 1071 2 Ton INTERNATION/riONAL ■ 1965 VOLKSWAGON Buj. good I „ linanced. 764-9260. — I mllos. *605,324-ft325.______1975 Kit campef. Low mileaoo, CLOSE-OUT on a low 1070 AUTOMOTIVE Is the oldest AIR CONDITIONER • still on car. ' like new. *5405. (Camper *1795).795)' 1700 Series- .with new rampnp bebed, condiion. 734-6475. A U C T IO N : L O G G IN G S tranchlsca Johnson ouiboardd 1054 20' Ono bedroom trailer *95.5434758, ______®'‘ 1 1075 YAMAHA 250MX • Mono- j 43_ oxcollont condllion. 726-8009.i009. I m , • onolnos: 9.9. 15, 25, 5 35 HP. - - ' Shocker, never racod. tVn?* *635. Also 1973 Kawasaki. *350, M3- Watch lor nowlOTQSoaSwltls lo idoaior In Muglc valley wllh me0 houso. Soil-contained, no leaks CHEVY hi-porlormanco 350, 11 , 6868 ovenlnos,543^ 1. 1 Ton 1973 FORO • 4 speed,ed,V V ^, 4W»elDrtrM & C O N S T R U C T IO N arrlvo » the (irgi wock In August. lafQOSi .selection ol parts andd and ovorythino works. *1000 or " ■ 324-8325.______hull! wilh stool liat bod. TopI concondl- d bost oHur. 543-5764.733-1E6S. lo 1 TRV/, crano cam, now ■ r r r , 1068 FORD PICKUP, new tobullt EQUIPT..JULY20TH IAll oultMsrd boat# manulnc- crankshall, ported heads, bored ' 1876 YAMAHA YZ-80 In good enfllne. transmission and roar(oa, lion. 324-35lSor 324-3923.______1977 CHEVY pickup 4.4. Now - 10:» a.mf Missoula Tochnlcol luted li Auflual 1st I97S. 20' and ANYWHERE. Call Cuntury lo-> ■' PARTIALLY SELF-CONTAINED' .030 over. Engino Is dl- condition. Call 837-6343. — end, good condition. 733-4800.10. 1000 2 TON Inturnalionainal IIlal lool box. top condiiion. 352-4275 ' Corner 3CM South Avo. «I Fl, undor. u must moot now (odorat day, wo'll deal. 733-50701 camp irallor. J700 or bost ollcf. aasDombied. Also 68-77 chromomo 1075 YAMAHA 750 lalrlnfl, bed, 5 spoed. cabovor,or -S886. ' 0pm.______■ ■ 9#losl1ophono(400l721-5570 ^ 1957 FORO 3/4 Ton Pickup-kup- ' EVIfTRUDE MS, M tiorsopowor i- pool taljlos, acccssoflos. Now" 1973 PROWLER 20 (ool, ex- 318 OODGE MOTOR • Good^ 1974 YAMAHA 100 Enduro-.ox- Oult»ard motor, lono shall, all and used. Gamolablus. Gorvico I noeda work, body good shapo, (B) Motor Gtodors • (t5) Whool o collont condllion, (ully sell-- • condllion, wilh transmission.on. cetlenl shape. Cdll 625-5738 alter *150. Call Jett. 7344100. Loader#. Lofldor/Baeklioos • (2) controls c and aauQDS, battery all makes. Evunlnos t^y contained. 733-0434 alter 0. *75.352 5lh Ave, Wost.______6pm.______oppolntment.James Clark 733- -TTT, ,1077 FORD V. ton pickup, F250, i Crawlor Loaflors* (12) Crawlor wllh* box. very flood condllion. 240 FORO e Cylinder truckuck 197B YZ 125 YAMAHA - besl — >450. 733-1034,______.... SGOl.it no answer call 734-4727.7' lOW 15' RANCHO, QOOd condi- _ Rflngnr4G0 power stoorlnoland anfl I TraclofS 1 ailachmonts • (3) — » -. llon.*t.400. 733-5406.______onoIno- low mllos. good condi-idi- 0(lur.Call733-7435_a(le_r6prn.— • ■ brakes, air, 0.000 miles. *6300.6300. Scrapof# • noil 4 Twln^lnw 10' i Flborfllasa tjoal. 05 COMPLETE SET 01 1-3 i 4 1 tion.*250.034-8149 alter 6pm. horsepower Morcury motor, ' wood, 2-9 Iron, pullor. wotlne.e 12’ SECURITY travel irallor lr» Gem Stalo Papor & Supply..733- 733' Crusftor# • (21 6000-flfl! Wator r, good ahapo. 2 propane bottles, GMC 471 Polished Blower- sol-soij 139 HonyEqulpmonipmonl 6081, Waoons • RouQti'Torraln Crano 11200. j or possible trade" lor baa. Good conflilion. JJ25. 025- 3 lup (or small block Chevy. Call c^pjfallcr, Phiwo 53<>-2797. 57;a,a(lor6pm.______flas ilDhl. stove, icebox, sleeps » Cranos. T/«£> SpoSo. P) e 4. *750. 733-1218.______"- 733-5gMor734-at40.______~ 1963 FORO M Ton: V-«, 4 spoccr. '■ I SklddOfS • (7) Convoyors • S-P 14- ,• FiaiflGLAS'S BOAT- 20 HP ITHICA to oauQO automatic, liko moior overhauled, now clutcnlutcn Rollor# • (5) 3 exto Tfuck ^ fn 1078 2 f SHASTA Travel Trailer, NEW ond used VW parls. robulll^1 JOHN DEERE . Chrysler molor, Irallor. all lor new. *450. or trado (or Warn engines, oil sl:os. Fully outran- ■ • andpaint, *550. Small 6' campor, Troclors lo 1675 • (12) Lowbod. *725. . Call 9_34-4933^(lor 5pm. Wlnch.32(Mr[a alter C.______(ully solf-coniained, sloops 8. Witt sacrllico. SAVE *1500. 733- leod- Will Install, 733-7687 alternZ '• IJSED . *375. Can bo sold aeparatoty. Flalbod & Grain Traltora • (9) - TRAMPOLINES • Round artd INDUSTRIAL EOUIPMENTNT 324-2028. ' ~______Dutrp Truck# & 12 olhor Trucka 16' * • GLASSPAR boat. 75 hp ]? 2954 ask tor flud.-______Spm. and anytime on weokertda. . Evlnrude molor, and trailer, roetanflular, Vj price salo, all 1975 FORO RANGER XLT, 460, • Forklllia. Holsts. • (5) 300-omp J 8l;o3 and all prices. 734-C650. 1954 TERRY TRAILER • sleeps 4.I. TWO 7.50x14 ET 5 holo slolled Woldor# • Pumps to 6" • Mlac. V^ry dean. J2000.733-4340. 7 propane slovo. water lank, *375.I, maga- Call alter 4:30.320-5335.P ,■ J.D. 410 BACKHOE• powor steerino ond brakes, air, Locolnfl i Contraelofs Equlpl. MAGIC J VALLEY MODlLE AND WINCHESTER MODEL tOt-'• No Saiurday calls. 734-2070. crulso. 'irallor packaflo, ne» TWO GOOD H-60-15 Tiros on 3 llros, camper shell. In oxcellen Forniua.btochuro. call ^MARINA Is a franchise doaior Pcflion flrade trap oun. Like t. Ford chrome whoeia. Cali 321^ michIssaloader lor Iho belter boats and molorj. now, *550. Call 734-4271 alter trailer RENTALS Avaiiablo, ^ shapo, 733-5528.______MAX ROUSE & SONS “ 15 (t. noi sell-contalncc. Berl•I 4659 ovoninga.______1 PICIiKUPS! Johnson oulboarJs, Iho all nu* Spm.______$12,500 1674 FORD Econoline Von- I Auetlonoor# ^and belter OMC Steam ARRIVED I BovaflyHllls,CAM2li { pool lamp, ond accessorios. 1. Shoshano SI,South.- :! ELLlOnSlNC., ShDrellno. ond Calkins boat Firm J500. Call 734-503Q. ' ■ 1971 17',^' Travel Trallor. Tub. 734^)432ailor5ffm.______TOaFREE80WJ1-0ei# ^ ------ahowor nnd atool. Air conditlon-1- — [1 lHOverlandAvo, W ith. The B est'>5t W arran ty Ifl Town — traitor#. Plus all rrurlno supplies , . : Burloy, idaho- 1978 FORD V! ton, 3 speedI willwllh , ...... lor (; loss. 73M141. Inti. 733^5137.______- IM AutosWwlod j I m m s ' overdrive, 0 cylinder. *4300« 00. ,. 1 0 0 % ' ...... 16- NEWPORT' Sail S)al-wllhI 125 TravclTfiilors Usod Recreational vonicies. i a AvUllon _ J Buy, sell, trade, AtlaaSaies Co.. WANTED. 1009 Ford F250 four Oob Houtloa. Sales Rop..p, ______. cuslom irallor. like now. Call' 1970 ARISTOCRAT 10' tfavcl Homo Phono 733-1490.I. 1977 GMC rt ton Sierra Classic 4 3 6 ^ . Rupert. F|or.-i1AEnMl.ind.734-6210. whoot drive.rewjBT.______LEARN TO FLY. Flloht InsUuc- . * ttalier. *1750. 733-3025.______----- SELL OR TRADE Case 530 Days 720-3381, ovoninfls TBS lion and alrcrall lomal/charlor. tNEW! IB' SK BOAT- V drWo. nil' 1977 DODGE 3/4 Ton PICKUP backlioo wilh loader and Qradorjrader ' ?5Z1_____:______Pbono Jo8 Roundy‘9 SKywoya, rnew components, tandum' with shell. ♦ 1970 25' TravelZ M Ciwm»S«M>Is 13S C)ck!S&Supplies blado. Will take tractor wilti1 1rontIront 1977 GMC Slorra Classic V31 toi HurINTERS 733^1.E»orHiin» 734-2777. ttrailer, minus onnlno. novor In' Trailer . All match. 734-14?9. \sklnn pickup, 7SOO milos, loaded. Ilk walor. *3800.734-76!)2. — 1971 CABOVER CAMPER- 8'. 3 BIKE Trallor. vory flood condi-indi. end loader In trado. Asking ' A U T O TOVO W N & R.V. CENTER 423- *6.500.888-2150. now, *5500. 678-1245- EQUALIZER hitches Inslaiiod, sleepa4, cloan, wittilacks. *550.0. lion. Priced [or quick sole. 423- iollors for ovor 12 yoors now 121 Oocti&UajIrwtlDtns NEW ' COLEMAN Ram X canou. no waltino, trailer brakes andnd 324-3041.Jeromo.______5263.______1970 OMC Vl ion Sierra Grand Thoundorsollc Low mllaoe with pickup racks. wiring woldinn. Phono 733-6261.1 . 10' CAMPER • electric watorar 1977 BMW R/100. Krausor baos,aos, i e TflidisTrucki pickup, automatic, air, powc5owor • NowHouriiMon,Aon.-Frl. 'til Dark. Sot. 'til 6 P.M, •BOAT TRAILER- with irollino 352-4275 : evenlnQS.______J ___ Sloorino. power brakoa. lo molor. Whole works (or 1300. ( 1962 GMC BUS - 30' iohfl. flood'Od pump, oven. Ice box. porio-0- Ludmoister lairlna. 1400 miles,lies, S22 Addlton Av*.'^v•. W. Pomorollo t Main OLDER 13' Thompson wood and' cor^dition. mako oood .molo/jor potiY. carpel, clean. 423-5262. new condition. *3850,1702) 738- 1977 CHEVY SPORT. 4-speed,ipeed mllooflo. long wheolbaso, 350' Call ess-7516.______flborfllas# I boat, 12 horsepower SItbfl Idoho ' BufUy, Idoho [ homo. *1700 or mako oiler. C^li^1' • irCAUPER,Bleops6, iikonew,«, 5193 daya. (702) 738-7749 otteratter oil gauges, oxcoiloni condition.dition. radial tiros, excollont condltloi •CANOES • FIberolaas, 17’, motor, t oas tank, controls, nnd’ 324-5789 or seo 300 Soulh Road, ot Spm. W,M. Friiscne. M.D, Elko. • *4650. Also 1970 JIMMY 2 wheelwhe 7 3 3 -9 5 226 6 678-B770 novor boon wot. 3 only. Vs prlco lrti][or^Ph_on_o t 32l>-4aa9ollor 5. ^ ' mounted on 1 lor* pickup, luot drivo. chromo wheels, 10" wid m EaslJeromo. lants 72 oaiion; S3795 . 678-131212 CD 750 HONDA. 1976. excellenti l^ t 1072 CHEVY «. lon, Steel ortSMoaefi.CBll733-03a?. SAIL . CATALINA YACHTS In 13,, , flood Shape, wasonablo, o'vonlnfls cr Box 553. Burleyoy condition, low miles, extras.traa radial#, air condlllonlnQ,'' nc^ owner,733-03tS, CHRYSLER BOATS and motoro. 15.22.25.2711. 8' prams. a.nt or — 83318. ______*1550.733-2950a(lerSPM. enQlno.*IS50,&43-6512. Calkin# traitors. Joromo Impto- row. i Pari# and hardware. SAIL lato Oulff*! }J5‘^ AalaOMlff*'-' merit Co., 324-J311. Joromo. HAUS I 463 S. Locust, Twin Fnlb, 121 Boals&Mirinoltomj,tnj FOR SALE 1974 lOW toot KitCll FOR SALE OR TRADE 1977 ______- ITS Jfltol 733-C227. camper, lully loaded. Bost ollor.ir. HARLEY 1200. oleclric-flllflo.illdo. ___ days, 423-5800. evoninfls, 733-^ lully drossod wilh extras. Low 136 HMvy Equlpmcfquipmcnl 13# HonyE(piIpmy. • pickup. 54 3 ^ 7 .______; — QuelQuclllyyoueoncevnlon— H 3 flics 73^ 44.______• 127 MolofHomoj- 127 Motor Homes5j 127 MolorHofflcs 1070 HQNDA 350 SL. Now IWESTERMR N Coil TomDovif^ 1977 MINI MOTOR HOME,IE, ongino, excolloni condition.^'lllon.'' lowiKtcoMftwir ----- sloops 6, Dodge chassis, low3W 543-6330. ______***^ I E v en in g s mlloaoe, sharp, vory well 1071 HONDA SL-350 Molosporl; ------4 2 3 -4 4 1 4 ^ eciuippod. call 733-0480 or 733- ILLAR .. . ia 7 4 ...... 4.500.milea. oood .condition,Hion, L J 3 • - Asking *4(X). 733J437, .______T *1077 HONDA EXPRESS*rHTo C70 “ MOTOR HOMEFOR RENT■ mllos, oxcoiloni condiiion, *200.*200, ------:------Call 733-0785.______TrtJCkJ HEBMSOF Day or Week 1972 350 HONDA, eicoiiontStoi '«■ ■ !"TnxAs 1« , Tnx Q v . , The Nam e! tlthat m eans 543-4270 . condition, *425. Phono 537-6887.15887. ------___ 1078 HUSOUVARNA 300 MX-A;,1X-A: -- must aacrldco, *1.000. Sell or the most in M otor Monies 135 Cydos&Suppllesillej trade.734-C899altorSpm Trucks-Trallrollers 8 Equipm ent NORTH!I G A T E R . V^ . C E N T E R

JCTION U T O S A L E S n AIMJuly 18-n:00A .M . AU >NLY Tuesday, Jul] l o c a t e:D d IN II STAR IDAHO ( I S m l l oII s WW e elt of Boito, Idaho) mpmiTIACLeMf. e H H I S ...... *299 v-0 engine, 3-spoedpoed trontm ljiion on tho lloor, powor r ^ , Star Crook Rand[an ch , Thoyor Entorprlsos tteerlng. 6 9 PER H* DIISIL TRUCKSC K S i (2) 1976Pal0rbulllCebOvert. HOHTH*" 1976 Kcnworth Cob3 OvoiOver. 1974 Chovrolol 70 Sorloj ton, 1971 FORD ITO 4-DOOR..4-D . . . . ' . * 4 8 8 dem wllh bod and holil.holit. (2) 1971 tnlornolionol* F200D Sport scdon. V-03 ooiooolno, outomalic.lror»tmlt»lon, power 1 *9i londemt wilh 16'bodjd ondand holit, 1969 intornollonol F200D. tteering, powor brokeBrokot. white vinyllop, thlt wook onlyl L W a s ’299!95, Now *2695I I969CMC9S00landem»dam wllh 20' bod ond holit, ^ *Cosh prieo $26Vy.y. 1cash down or Iraao S'J6V, OAS INOINII I T R U C K S ; (2) 1977 imemo 4-DOOR.. * .8 T 5 incod'$2430, financo chargo3rgo llond ISOOlondemtwilht wilh 18' bed and holm . 1976 Chevro; r 1971 rOBD LTD 4-D totol amount financ bod Sport ledon,- V-0a on(onoir'O. ouiomolic lrer»»mlnlon, power . 5 o J lot C6S londom w llhh 20' ccomblnollor* ipud ond dump bod broket, olr condlllonlng. vinyl top, wot $ 1 0 0 4 .8 4 , t o t a l ttimo balonco $3444.84, 1975 Chovrolol C65> wllhwilh tog oxlo. Some older truck* ol,o oltc iteerlng, povJer brol $1295, ' doiorod payment priprice $3713.84, APR 24.40%0%, , loboauclionodoft. - - - paymeate a l i -o t^ 9 5.69-on. approwod.>»od- . -T «A ll.lB S:-rw 4- T7T4 42tr-l)iiliry'tttfrbuct hehear future, By All M oanil Don A . P a t < , W O O D - C iw illneyarboanylower/ w h oirQ rQ Vyvo t r e a t o u r c u s to m o rs I- l..J)OlTNOW lTti»prJ» p ric * of o n « w W In n e b o g o w i )J ZIOOO P.O. BOX 214 -■ NAMPA,NAIV IDAHO 83651 Kl ...p liko to bo troatod. . th r.w riy ' PHONE (208) 446-W WOODY 11)1raiEY&CHARlEYHAp 'M o r o I nnon o n ao Yoors ol Car a Truck S o lo s1 ExfExporionco in Twin Fall* r s 3 KAWASAKI '■ NORTHGGATER.V.' CEKTER\ 734-6531 . _ (Nixt lo BUI Workmon Fore=ord) ^ , : Of TWW IN FALLS . 340ShotherfoSlro1 Siroof W ell, Acfoi* From th# Alley Melol - - ^ -- 73«035 - 1243Blg«Uk»*W vd.>»d.North . . - - - ^ J 36UthAve.W,: 7 3 4 -4 0 6 0

~ y C-10 Tlmos-Nows, Twin Falls, IdahtId ah t’ Sufiday, July IB, 1078 m Aato Dtaleis 175 , Auto Dealerse^lers Aalo balerstealerj 1J5 Aula Dejleiletlers 115 ' ' AoUflD Dm M lers|lJS ' AiilflOHlen 4WK«IOrMrt 16162 Auloj-FofdI 1162 Aulo3*FonJ 1077 FORD LTD slflHon wnQon. DOOGE POWER waoon, 4«7, H1072 GOLD Ford Ranchcfo. 1975. snort bo«,4-«poc»ln C.ilI.733-7M7allorC. | Mnhoo»cf.32MB58. • • 2( 1007 MERCURY MARQUIS 2 FOR SALE: Hlckoy Druoh Quatd 1D60 1[ MACH I wllfi now molor. 'Door Hardlop- needa somu wllh 9000 pound ttSOO or twol ollor. 423-4400. ;work. 1100,352-1600, ovoiMnQj. woncti and shotl box campor 1077 PINTO, 4 apflcd. 324-3671. Dholl. All (its GM. LIKv now, ■ Trip Ito Las Veêgas! nmk0 0rf0f.71j-46?2,______— IMt JEEP PICKUP, llathoad 0, 175 HI . Atln Dejlers: I WS Aa!o Dealasss 0 PTO. winch, oxlra 80l Ilfoa. tflOO _ H with cinw brand1 ninow M azdo B-1000 pickup.Jp. GLCG or RX-4 wogon Of tx)8l ollor, W-4007.______~ H Trip includos 3 daysys ond 2 nights, pro-poidJ roomroo accomodations'for 1071 JEEP WAGONEER, 4-whool __ dtlvo. 3S0 onolno. aulomallc p “I 2 poopio at doluxo) L'Los Vogas rosorts. Also,), ininc c lu d o d Is a $ 3 0 0 m o o l Iranomiaslon, powof Utakoa. Vory cloan. haa nol ooon tough and goming packago. oll-fofldu8O-43.lllliniDCJtIOCAXt79>.7>IS rk 47l.77tl pickup, 283, Muncio 4-apood, oconomy In o groot • rtroMh uuo>»ri* Diamond luck' Inlotlor, mao I family wagon) whoola. »>50 or bosl ollor. 034- & 5 6 2 ,______W A S $ 6 9 6 4 1053 DdOCECoronol Sedan-383 homl-Aoad cngino. all oilQlnai. REDUCED 'P| ftukoonof, 034-4702. ■ f w a a - 1023 MODEL TRoadslOfPICXup- hN othing Orivos Llko a Flnl E h a n Chovy poworod, all chromo. - 178 MAZDA GLC S3005. Fltml-P4-«110 or ooo al >A Rating In Tho U.S.A. — Ihe 1976978 1B57Gronada. on onglno ClC oquippod with an NOW DELIVEREDiD IN TWIN FALLS oolomollc Itoosmljiion goli lho 150 ' Autoj-AMC boil gaiollfô iniloogo cf all cofi told in tho U.S.A, lodoyI SIZZlIINGSUU M M ^ g 1073 AMC AM6ASSA00R.' oquippod wilh oulomalict.‘<=*- - fifll rt 55.000 mll09. t1500. 324-5345. K Chock Thli Economical Pricotk o n l|U ] - I 1075 GREMLIN- giandaid, 6 cylinder,, ooofl Ilfos, oxcolloni condillon. Call 734^117.______$35» 6 7 S P E O ^ IS7t HOflN£r • good mocnani- P lu s soiq loIos tax cal condillon, noods body work. — n— — :—i t450 or boal ollor. 734-B3M. • 24 monJh/24,000 milolilo drivo-train Warranty 1974 MATADOR, 8pof1y..laf0O • Front whool drivo • RadialRa tiros • Ovorhood ^ > 3 1 2 6 1 9 7 88 1 CHEVROLET round tall llghls, fl cyllndor. com ongino • 4-spood transmission.trot 1 j g aulomatlc. powof siocrlng. • EP)i,,l)stimatos • Yoifour m ilage, of courso, may vary doponding on how CAPRI>RICE CLASSIC jooûbbflr^hatg^C4407^^ We fhink fhfs Is ththc e b e s t ca r b u y In ond whoro you drivoo,,) your cor's condition, andid optionalop oquipmont. 4-DC■DOOI!. No'. 6-39B. - _ . - 1 -iflW .1 to to w n . 12 AulM-BuWi [i i-.asT'.. SEB THESESE T O D A Y 1075 BUICK REGAL-” powor CQulppod. oxcolloni condillon, ' low book, 733-5510alior 5pm. i MAGIC: VALLEYV CAR? P E N 1ITERSp ^ ! W | M . 10G9 QUICK Wildcat - good ' condillon, air. runa oood. Must i' aelimOO, 733^1003,______IMPORRTEDAUTOA)>MOBILES lOCO BUICK ELECTRA-IoaOnd, internaATIONAL: t7Morbo3loItor.734^3l5. agol Building 734-610Q 2 5 9 4 th A v o n u o W (tTDi.triciaNE) p i. 733-4266 I 'S h o s h o n o a n d ThThird Avo. N.-ThoM agol 9 197818 CHEVROLET 10C8 QUICK LASAQRE. ox colloni condlliof*. ofoal lamily '— “ ' 1/ I AS I 4 ear. AaklngtSSO, 733-0530. __ IMPALA 4-DC•DOOR. No. 8-4a4, _ 1075 BUICK REQAL- Air condlll- . onlnQ, till whool,- vinyl lop. . LOW-] TO- sicfoa^ôsk^â^ i I AS I choose 1« AuW-Cldinac S 3 ^ !'62991 FROM 153 Autos-Chtyiltf ^ 1 _____ ^____ 1______1067 CHRYSLER NEWPORT- Excollonl condillon. good gaa mlloago, J400 , 324-1055 or 734- —I------5660aiklofBob. W]m w f f 19788 CHEVROLET AS 9 19 ' ^ - M o3NTE r CARLO 1 Avis “ Y e a r E nid c Prices NOWN On /All 1978'ss In Stock No. 8-524. _ I LOW 1 TO 107a CAPRICE CLASSIC • powof e - SloorinQ, powor brakes, air There's no nneed to wait for close-o>e-out prices. W e've re- condilionod, low mlloaoo. 12,000 prices on all models,J, NewNi & Used, to finalal ■ 3 ^ li 'trr« ri“ mllo or 12 monin warranly. 733- 1973 CUIUSS SALON J 0 ,0 0 0 t h e pi 5200of734-ai40,______prices Right Now! And\nd as an added offerir 2-IOORBROUGHAM____ ^ 700 g ”ton „ iStomps Closo-Out pi I i » | from AVIS w e're givincng away up to 50,00000 -Green-( Stamps withth 1D78 MALIQU CUSSIC • powor BUICK SKYHAWK alooflrg. powof brakoa, aif 1978 $15471 2030.000,C ■ ovory car soliold before July 31st. 'condilionod. low miluago. 12.000 SPORT COUPE...... tW f I Groon S mllo or 12 month warrarly, 73> R '-I------^----- 5200 Of 734-8140.______BUICK CENTliRY , 1003 CAMARO ConvoiHDlo.. all 1978 $ c q c i 5 0 ., 0C 0 0 / ^ 19788 CHEVROLET stocked original. CSOO. 543- CUSTOM COUPE...... U u U I Groonjon SStomps / ..f c!Q U ,P Green Stcellonl condl- 1978 BUICK CEXniRr , 0 0 0 / Given With ArA n y ' No. |i3_p3. lion.exlras, J1400.733-8948. $IJ9R 1 50-000 . ! TO 10G8 CHEVELLE Sport Coupo- ' SPECIAl (OEHO)...... u 4 " I Groon Stai TT*-"/ 307, aulomatlc. air, oiccHonl Nevy C ar Sole condillon. IttSO. 733-1486, 1978 BUICK CEXniRV 1008 CHEVr Race Car- 427. 4 ... U U fU Groon Stamps Before July 3131st ■ ! *5036 i FROM spood, 4 tl’a, llno-lock, onQino CUSTOM 4-DUUR ...... C ' 7 8 - ■ ■ llko new. Asking tl500. Call . 734-7652.______1978 BUICK CUSTOM t r ------• 1 -1 " i - ____ 1009 CHEVY Capfico 2 Ooor. 427. -OOOR SEDAN ..:. ] Groon Stamps -jC/ air condilionod, noar now radial 4 1 iSOFFER^ Ilrc3.»700.733-0845______PEGIALBdNII I I BUICK------S CHEVROLET “ 1972 • CHEVROLET Boau>illo ” -1978 $4 Jp ,T0'50,600 GnSreen Stamps I 19781 SpOfts Van. J2500 . 733-7750 Of • SKYLARK SEDAN W U U Stomps j AS ] B 733^062.aaklorJim.______. ... H NOVAt 1075 CHEVY Slallon waoon, iven On Mjiny . No. B-213. I LOW 1 TO 68.000 mitea. t2200, Gom Sialo 1978 BUICK 3 0 .0 0 0 PjpofS Supply, 733<08t. SKYLARK 2-OOD'R...... ^ 2 6 5 o o o n S ta m p s Hand Picked 1B75 CHEVY NOVA- 4 speed- 350. red and black in color. ' 1 t r i L l 20.300 miles. 326-4112.______1978 BUICK RECAL 3 0 .0 0 0 fc^^M odelsI - ' ^ ^ i S S S , FOR SALE 1067 Cnovy Van wim Tan&WkltB ...... W o r . " ! ■' j*5180| ™ robulll onglno, 4,000 miles, carpolod ond Inaulaled. Piico 1978 BUICK REGAL S1250. Phono 537-6887,______$7 i f l n 5 0 .0 0 0 FOR SALE Of trade 1970 SPORT COUPE...... I. IOU Groon I Camsfo, V>8. automatic ””"^’°"5 > i ' 197VCHEVRIVROLH $Cqn jo.oo^ 8 CHEVROLET iransmlaslon, Jl.OOO cash firm. 1978 BUICK leSABRE n c . . U.VU GroonStomps 1978 Or Irado lor Ranchoro or El . 4-DDOR . I . AS I 5 Camlno. Curry Trailer Park 15 SPORT COUPE . . . 13lO/R71 f I GroonStomps m o nNZA: WAGON at1or4. 1974 BUICK: k "' ...... ’'" V$ 1QQC 1 0 ,0 0 0 N o .P - 3 6 6 . I LOW I TO - 1077 NOVA. 2-door. air condlii- ■ V l® APOLLO HAPlARDTOP ...... lu u w GroonStomps onlno. AM-FM radio, siool AS I CHOOSI boiled fadlals. 324^228. ALL DEMO'S ' ' X \ ^963 CHEVRV R O in $QQ7 ' “ o®" 3 0 , 0 0 0 G ro o n S tam p .WAGON.. . . U U f ,Groon Stamps ISO .AutC4-Oodoe P* Mr. Doy's Domo ■ • I ‘t l J U | (6C0IIPB1 DODGE MAXI VAN. 1972 D »0. 1977 0ATSUSUN $ ' I______J ______3tO onglno jual overhauled, runs 3 .0 ,0 0 0 2-BOOR ■ • , ...... ; . . . ' GroonStompsp , ------^------greal.324-5103.______G ro o n 1078 DODGE Oarl ■ Splrll _ S to m p s 1973 BUICKckliixus ■ ■ $'$9M fl >0.000 pockago, 23,000 mllea, oicclicni ^W U U GroonStomps i ~ 1 ~ 1 condillon. 734-3770. Real Nice.' 19788 CHEVROLET 1077 DODGE Coll Coudo. o.ifa opofty. Must selll 423-4450. - 1977 BUICKc k c ™ y ’ ' ' 0 . 0 0 0 CHEVETTE 1 ! 6 Û U U Groon Stamps IPM .pODGE CORONET 44^, _ -DOOR . \r. powur alemino, air condition- 4 .Fl inp, aulomallc Iranamlsaion, 1973 CHEVRv r o l e t' , $$iQQn 2 0 , 0 0 0 f i ™ 0*0. 734-7894.______lU y U Groon Stamps I t«5rlnl™S£ FOR SALE: 1972 DART Swinocr, IMPALA 2-0!-OOOR...... Good cor>diiiot>. Call 034-5747. 1073 1 TON Dodgo Van. Call AO*® 1977 OLDSIS I CUTLASS _ $ l O T l FROM • 734-7382. • 2-DOOR . (T tv U Groon Stampsps 1 I. .1 1C . ' Autos-Fool 1977 BUICKCK skylark ^ A R W i 3 0 , 0 0 0 ' iir - *tU U U GroonStomps .1009 FORD LTD. MOO or bosl .2-DUOR . otier. Also Iwo 15" aiuddcd c'k ’s k y u r k $ snow tlffls. 733-9018.______1971 BUICK $19011 ' 0 . 0 0 0 MQUAUTV jitflil 1009 FORO LTD. oood condillon. - -OOOR . IfcW U GroonStomps oood tires, 5434326 or 543-4822 ' 4 ' allor 6.______| P | VICE/mRTS ] | ^ | 107Q FORO atailon wagon, V-fl, ' air condlllonlng. power stecrlno Vam Crofiar •nd brakoa. Real nice. »50. oo»lK. GENERALMOTC)TORSPAIITSIHVI5K»l 733-5908 evenlnga.______Mi'Ohod Am<«I 1B7D FORO MAVERICK -2 door, floor stick ehlfl, 32,000 actual' jnlloa. Call 733016,______The Dedealing is GreatIt Iln .'7 8 At... „ " 1972 FORO Pinlo, oxcelloni condillon, vory good radial liiea, D n c !K D iEY oxlra snow tifos, oood mlloago. <12y^rm.M3^;53,______fort FORD TORINO- elr condl- ACEWlANSEN ClCHEVROLET tloood. power stoerino, disk j ;H ]£G IKS •An c o r" brakes. Aaklno K.OCO. • Alao 20' ^ / BI It's Fun To Dpr rive A '78 Chevy-Ar All American Spud bed. <1.000. 1030 Chevy Coupe.Zdoor, UCO. 734-3257, 1654 Bluo LakesIS Blvd.B N. Opon 'til 8:00 P.M. 733-3033 1K9 FORD. SUIionwagon (or 712 M A INI AVE. / SOUTH : TWINI IFALLS 733-8721^ > sale. Aaklno OOO, Call 73^970.

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IIS hia D ]lers AulM'Uetc^ m in. AutM-Phmxth i n 172 Autoj-Plymoirth fsM MEHCUHY'COMET . T u - . 1073 PLYMOUTH Saloiiilo Sabf. •• 1B71iwi" PLYMOUTH Sports Sub ^ IFOUNDlti f tlonwigon. Now InloilOf « id . ing "0 Plus.F 318, V-8, powor stcor- 'Uibaurban Wagofv 9 passonflor, 333 ing ond brakos, iulomallc, alf, ongino. onfll 32,000 aclual mllos, ono juJusI ji whal my customdf wanlodl rsdUls- Roconi enoino ' '"S “ owtiof. now MIchoiln llros. s^o Low mllos., Nftw battery and radial liros, itug whools, 59,000 own Soo Ed Powcl! at Dili Workman nonomof. 20 mile# pof oailon, mllos. n300r324e4

TB , , Autoi-OlijffieWJa I------W e d n esday, s d o ’ July 12, 1978 . MOTOR CO.( P 197< CUTLASS 63M. Alt. p o m i |jH o . l staofino and braVosr Vofy • - fe dMn.S«3-<7;0. ______...... ■ I ' / 1W9 OLOS • runs flfoal, o«xJ annoumices I tires, whllo upholslory, buckot ■ A Mflia.tSSO. U^^e2^ >■ . ''I'-'' 170 AutM-PootlK tfl74 PONTIAC Grand Prlx- o7-- ' ^ celloni condilion. Call allor Cpm ’ M p g M « 0 . •______I? 1J73 TRANS AM. 455. 4 spOOd. L j " l A i T o r ^ -t^JWWb^stoflof. Mualsoo Jo- |B *porocl»!o. K«205#l1or9PM, l i / n t h e b ig ^ ' IB______M oDm Iot , We^iciveYou ? I GASH J iB . - F o rY o u r U sed C a r O r Pickup wa cnior Tho Hlpho.t po»#!t.lo .4-WHEillNG IN DOW>W NTOW N TWIN FALLSLLS * Calvin Johnson - j I >f Joop^s unique quodro- . \ji V«3uolnThePA«gicVai:oy ,d o e s n 't n o o d to g o to th0 o hihills to to k o advontogo of Joi trac full tlmo 4-whool drlv«Irlvo sy stem In his now 197878 J

fweHeiBar You Talking!1 S o w(w e're offering yor o u s o m e I te r rrific il v o lu e s th is w e e k o n allI nnew and used cac a r s a n d S L ^ i P O M S^fTDTO? M W sSCHRYSLER NEWPORT 2-D2-OOOR HARDTOP ' I t 1978CHRYSLE I o booulilul,Ipimlno yoliow withIh tpllltp bocl- olh and vinyl Booulilul goldon lownown lillnllh ond equipped wllh tpMllit bocl.bock bench te o lt Flnlihed In o b pickups in stoc3 c k . jrquoMllo Ironimit- bench toot*.(t; Fao(uret F Indude o 400 V-8B ongino,an( •>' juoMllo Irani, W* JW Ul W • wilh clolh ond vinvlnyl cocovering, 400 V-8 ongino. lorquoM Tîrror, oir ;a’'dltlonlng. AM 'j, ,*iV condilloftlng, vinyl m lttlon-.'llnl^Had glott. loll Vemola conlrol mirro A | 11 tlon, tinted gioit, lell remoloi conlrol mirror, air condil rl body-(Ida mouldlngt, occenill tlripet,tir r—‘‘. tieel boiled ngi AM rodlo wllh roor tool tpookorokor aand tteol bell- radio, vinyl ^ body lidomouldingi, A whltewollrodiirodioi lirot. No, C6-33, 1978 FORD LTD12-DOOR 2- ^\l KV odwhiiowoll rodlornrooriirot. No, CO-33, •0 ongino. outomclie ironimitsion.1 UL P R IC E ... $T377.lJ 7 .8 5 lETAIL P R IC E ... $1$ 7 2 9 8 .0 5 ^ sluKo w heel covert, vinyl fool, .tion. white power ileoring. k R E T A I L M rodlo. duol horn, llnlod glotf,while undi tidowall rodloli. ' i :: : undorcoot. No. C-375. 'ASS6268. ■» Y O>UR i 5 4 5 1 H CHOOICE »371r . 1 1978 FORD F;FAIRMONT p m e n t. AU WHh Simm ll llar Savings! P y y 4 cylinder oflQino, 4 tpoodlOd trtrontmitilon, buckol In Slock With A Choiceaice o f Colors & Equlpn lOQU. polnl iirlpes. whilehite tldewoll fire*. AM- radio,' doluxo hub copipt oiand undercoal. No. C .30I,W AS$4209. M 1978 CHRYSLER.ERNEWYOReBRODGHR I SPE C IA L ^ n Jotm lno yellow'ondr»d 1ftIt’t lully equipped wllh 50/30 bone' H 'S U # ' tool*, lloor m oll. 440 V'8 ongine. lorquolllle tronimiionimii- PRICE ...... ^ 3 9 5 4 « »V tion, roar windoww do'dolroitor, vanity mirror, air condcondi- / W l i l ’ioninn with oulomolic>ma1ie tom poroluro'conlrol. body tld flrNllIf mouldlngt. poworr tun rooi. crulto conlrol. powor>r toolte a lt 11): n f ond door lock*, AM/FMM/FM wllh 0 Irock tloroo, powerr onion-onlor iM 'i l l *''' v»beol, Sl. Regit Rogii package, whitewall rodioi tirei i - Inttocitnowraadrtofaatold fnKI/a. ~ -ond much, much moro.lore. INo, CO-18, wL OvorlOPtntostos now tn stock ' - ^ Iheluxurycarbuyarl • toldro > R IC E ... $ 1 1 ,8 9 9 .5 5 - F 1 976 THUNDERBIRD RETAIL PRIi V to chooso froifro m - W a q o n s, g 11RD 7 5 lh - y o o r ra anniversary Dlomoi and Sodons. ^ imond Jublloo B Runabouts, a V odUIonNo.C-140. , SAVE.E . . . $ 1 6 0 0 .0 0 ^ All will bo9 2 sold now at M ■ TfiU cor hai been equlpp quipped with every luos with high ^ B spocial voluo | r Speclolend-oMha-yaeoirtlonpoMlbt.. he-year prlca. *'Q J w t r a d o In allwer broket. 1400 lb, copa- 'te o lt. oir condlllo'ndlllonlng. dock tape tifipo. le ir lockt. AM/FM iloroo wilh 0 W f l i ^ _ rnounl mlrrori, rodio. linked )f, cfuUo control, AM/FM ttof-- .. bodv*>< tldo tnouldingi. cruUa conlrontrol. powor trol, powor loi oxtro coollnt),' reavy'dulyj»y tbaiiory. ig^-Coms-lir -TsywrmW rodlo, western mirrors, f c V lf ' power luti'roof.'CfU tiorao wlih . track topo,', po>power onienno. doluxo whool IL yW road drtvThg. ick lopo, rood whooii, rodioi t«te o lt, ond door lock*, AM/FMlA tl whool tovor*. oxiro lonk. rei ' YI \» oo'w llh 0 Irack lo vhile tidewall covert ondd wlwhitowoll rodlol lirot. Mony W J (6 r a h ig h -"■‘''"■i"™"lercoot. No. T-40S. It pockggb, ond mony more 0 0 irock tape, till whool ond whlD ont .too numoroui lo montlon. fJfciW hitch, while tide woil ilrot,f r - o ^ ^ n r an d s o o us f ' ^ i ' | - rodlol llroi. No, C6-)6. moro optlont . ffw optlont. No. CO-13.:0-13. eoot.No,T-451. pickup tradrado-In al- UTJULPRICI...9I0S V A BRAIL PRKPRICI..':«l1B a8.05 l|.PBieiI.v$10752.10 ^ ____ I o wa n CO t o dayk y - ______. ;*4297 ...... , *A V i , .^.J»16p0.ls r *5798 - — Jv)i' - ...... S A V lE - . - ...>1600.00 . ------^ V I... $1400.00 ------BARGAIN . $ Q D I ~ 1373 CHEVROLET T j T poS ! ^ " " " 197&FORDPIHTO 1975 FORD MAVERICK M i 'BARGAIN MKM GRAND PRIX W T T I DAYS p r ic. e :-, ^ 9 3 5 2 ^ MOKTE CARLO RUHABOUT 30 2-DOOR ' DAYS P R I C E ... V-6 ongine, oulomolice ' v-8 ongino. oulomolic 303 v -8 ongino. outomalie lron»ml«»ion; poworiteor- ') 4 cylinder engine. 4 ipood f' trantm lttlon. powor tloor- irontm lttlon, radio, buckel i_.Ironimlttlon, power tie r Ing & broket, oir condl->' | Ing S brokei, radio, oir teott. low mllot & like Jing & brokoi.'rodlo. buckel (loner, bucket teoti, vinylfl , conditioner, volour inler- new.No,C132A. nteolt,,. grobbor pockoga. roof, rodlo. No, C260A; | ior. No. P382.. No, C213B. ^1250 *4995 *2650 ^ a S 9 5 1977 F0BBTHUmHiBm irf73IWCSI«n™w«E0H I! mmiTtiiM OOii V-0 engine, oulomolic 1973 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA A N i V>6 ongino. automollc 6 cylinder engine, oulo- 3 000R . Econonjicol 6 cyl- >0W , tronimlition. power ttoor- trotitmlttlon. power lleor- motie trantmiiiion. powor ■>''' 1. Ino &' brokot, rodlo. oir .indor ongine, tiondord BODGE.' M Ino & brokoi.. rodlo. oir tloorlno. rodio, good Irani- Ironimliilon. rodlo, love ^ ^ by D( condlllonor, tove on ihlt portotion cor. No. P314A. conditlor}or.No. P30S- onel No, P391. onlhliono.No.P377D, Omni doos it oil, dbsdoslgnod for doing things Ji X and prepared to provjrovo it! Omni is roody lo Sjjjjl *4X95 ^5695 . - *1250 fl595 ' ' ' ‘® * ■' hondlo it with it's oxdexclusive front wheel drive f ^ - ‘ L ' ■ . : ’ ••puiroffoct syslom.n . I t t . 1 ■ isW FORD LID ■ 1973 FIAT m SPORT 1369TDlfOTA ■ ■ 1975IEEPWAE0m ' ’ (' w u ^ ' . 2-00»IIBW!imiP 3-DOOR. 4cYlinderenQlno, ' IM D CRUISER « « CUSTOMIt 4X4. v -8 onglna^ 1978 DODGE o w n 4-DO-DOOR HATCHBACK ’ 400'V-8 engine; outometlc>c S tpeed Iranimittlon. 6 cylinder, englno. tlon- ' -oulomolic j irontm tttion," ' V f M ool. Ironl buckol »ooti. cwitom in- ^ Irontmltiion. power ileer- haIchbackT groon1 wllh on ougulto green rool. 1 't- buckel teolt, radio, rodioi dardlrantmlttlon.lockoul power tleorinn & broket.' \ W Wllh 4 tpeodd lro>(rontmittlon^buekei teolt. (wowo lonetor polnl pockoga. Mini gro jnl powor d i« bâkov I700cc an- Ing & broket, rodio. crvliele (irot, below book. No. rodlo. air condllloner, lilt llnlod glott. undercoot- lorior.>r. coilomc« e.terlor pockogo, Iroiil p hubs, rodlol tirei. No. '■ y ^ cuilom inlorior,•lor, IIlloor moll, 1700CC ongino. llnlod , (ln(od gloit. oir conditioning. e1«leloelrie clock, undorcoollnn_body l[ ) W . control, lilt whool. tpliilit T448B, ' T4598. fleering wheel. No. T386fl“ nuordt, luggooo rock. AM/FM rodlo.odlo. rrollyo wheelt. end glne, tin M/FM rodlo, ond whllowoll rodioi Ui bonch tael. No.CISSA, I I ' i f M ing, bumpor quort mouldingi, bumpor guordt. AM/F\ jT -lV-' whitowojifadlaltidial tlrî. No. ZO-17. C ' 1. No, 20-30, M795 *1495 ^ q g y s IWSPECIALitL ...... 95 3 2 0 ^•KCIAL ...... ^ 6 0 7 8 1 1971 FORD EHUttlESM ' 1973 ous TOtDHADI) .• 1978 FORD PINTO 2-DOOR 1372HDlClIRYMOHTtfiO V-8 ongino, outomalie Z-COORHMDTOP ' 4 cylinder enQine, 4 tpeed w qoR - • M . 19788 DCDODGE OMNI 4-DOOR HATCHDACKHAT 11978 DODGE OMNI 4-giDimttK -0 0 H trontmiiiion, power tioer-“f‘ trontmittion, rodlo. buckot V-0 engin^ outomotic V <0 In color wllh reclining bucket teoi I Ironl buckol te o tt, lull co/pel in. ■ Ing & brok«i, rodio. air ' (rantm lttlon, power ileor. tiv -0 engine, auiom alic A Ili Reooila blue In i ulilul lopetlrY rod tunlire. wllh Iron ° tool*, economical M.PiC. trontmiiiion. power iieer- rifulft packoge, cutlomlitom oxior lor group, Ironl powor dltci ling cargo doporlmonl. >700cc ongininginit •* tpeed ironjmlition, vinyl 1 nUj#.. ' 1 H -c o n d illo n o r, power win- model.No.C3IBA, Ing A brokoi, rodio. Save- It , undercooling, body tldo mouldlngtIn j. ondor »M l.w on rodlol fl" * "!!' 3. ond while ildowallâdiol llret. | ,;.V ! ■ , ()owi&teatt,No,T440A. on (hlt ona. No, C257A., cIng-i brokot. radio, oir III' 'n r ’ llnlod glott, unde y (Ide mouldlr»gt, AM/FM rodio. on *3195 conditioner. No. C19BA. I L ' lirot-No. ZB-10. 28-16. I *1995 *450 *895 SPECIALAL ...... 95 5 4 2 >ECIAL...... ■ •••..^ 4 5 4 8 1 , IM-UIZMDCiCIMta ” 197l'ttlO)AVaa ; 1973CHEVR0LET mNAvnicRuaoR 1 angino, auiomDileIlC 2-irao«HMimiP -- WTONPICIIUP' 6 tyllnder engine, aulo- ' -'j^^KlM UmlM lon, powor ttM t' v-8 ongino, oulomolic v-0 engine. 4 ipMd (rant- motic irontmhtlon, powvr s b n ii^ radio, vtaryl'T'' tronim lition, power tloer- ' mittlon, power Kaerlng 4*• tlaerlng S b[okot, radio, ■ ing .» brokot, rodlo. No, • broke*. Ho. T357A. . . new 5,® lirot. loyJ r^»l095 ‘^*‘° »650 ■■ J IH l O f lBR]EE» ■ em Drodoon . . . 733-4340Hi? EdPowell...... 423-45111 Don PorklQi . . . 423-444a C. I ,.-/J-b994 . ■ U a D y b M ...... 733-4306'22* lorry Rounlroo . 734-3876S Rich Thompton . 334-0050 Du ■ SlavoLono •..- 733-8374I” * JohnCroyblll .. 733-5999") " BobThompton. 733-5180 Ouda^Mook. Nic , 324^917 M . Henry Pop#.... 733-3089 NickPercIn . . . TOIRC " o „ I n o ^ The D ealer YiYou Can Depip e n d O n ” S btll\WORKMAK '“i'oi r r 33. Years, '11 • "W here W e Usfen BelteWFIIRD iK t' m fMW'w MVMlk Me Meiu-frU , ' e f i e r ” . • K ' 8:00 o^n. to 8rOO ppj«. jn . — So. 1243B luojâkQ■ k c . B M > !.

1 . . . ,1 ^ I' . 0 Sunday. July tc, 1978 0-12TlmoB-Now8. Twin Falls. Idolio S T P iHI"VrEiMfA IIFEDiL O iNG LOIm o INIOUCI ^ H | N

■ ■ - A roolly ll arp cor with oiro ir condillonin j. powor scoror- , USI r" ing 8 brok&5, tlnlod gloss, doluxo whpol covors. siool„ ; i PRICE boltod rociols ond much,ch. Especially 2 -D O O R H AARDTOP R m u c h m o re ^ ■ forlliElsaiHotorss OttR‘7000 I, boaulilul llohl bluo flnltli wllhIlh wlillowl landau vinyl lop. from a rainfa1 bow of STICKER PHCEDAT J7256 mof(notchinQ body tid e moulcilngi, air cocondilioning, AM/FM ra H Pick fl in boautiful lipsticlitick rod wilh whito - ,« • dlo.Ilo. llnlod glo jt, duol toeing iiiirroinirroit. power iloori'>D & H indolhei oilrot. H r:- Inforior. Fully equip{ulppod with air con- brakifokot, aulomallc Irontmliiion ond oil beautlfiiful colors anind a vast dllioning, fioworr stsloorlng & brakes, •automatic tronsmlsm is sio n , AM/FM ra - - a rra y of>f special eqiquipm ent. CLIAN-UPdie and many PRUothoiRICIihor doluxo ...... footuros. SIAlASHEJTO,......

F R E EEOILCHANC ( i G E S I — FOR AS LONING AS YGU OWN TH ISX R-7 ^ 4 -D O O R SESEDAN Aulomollc trontm litlon. power tieeritieering S brokoi, wliUowoll t 1 ij . 'j - ning, llnlod qIoH, .Originolly ia tloeltioi boiled llfot, oir condillonino, ' O noof itio mo»t b«eb«oulllul MoKorv oulomobllot wo tichovB ovor olletod . pcl(pdcodal ovor $6700. R E F R E p E N I ' lor (olo. Julst HarrIlorrlfon'i pertonal domontlrolor' wllh vory fev/ milet. fully loaded wllhll ociaccotiodm including oir condilloninIlonlng. powor brokoi ' malic Iran'tmltilon, AM/FM radio,0, Iwlitwin comfort powor jj£j Every Day • • te o tt ond mud) moc

' Especially for Theiseisen Motors. Thoy oreire beautifully equipped .” 'witfi 4 speed transmismission and econpmicotlcol overdrive and many FinlthodFir in afclie whilo wllh poworowor tleorlng & broket, oulo- • •• ...... — m

UPTO UPTO FtFO R OiaY '■ ...... 30 MPE ' 30 H P G ■ M ade especiallyIly for T heisen M\A ( otors in 14diffeifferent colors "

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• A f l m erica’s A boouliful Chompoqno mololllellic Ijillnlth and oauipped wilh popowor ttoering & brokat. wnllowoUewoll tieol belied tirot. opera wliwindowt and oulomollc Ifontmlttiorilttion. ; ' S l i aarpest r Compact;;ts SJSAVE 16% ......

Doluxo throughout with1 poworpo brpkos & stooring, A FM radio and olhor oxtros.3S. - ECONIINOMICAL - Soli DIuo linith with malcFlalching nylon Inlorior Amoflcon mode 6 cyllndoror englnoc lor oxcoltenl CLEAN-UP oionomy. Power jloeringig aS btokoi. aulomallc - PRICE BOGDBCATS ._ -^-itontmbilan.andjnsriy.'r’ofmoro occoitoriot. __ S L A S H E D T O0 . . . y ...... — GETTUP TO • Tho ahorppst rod wogon>n in iho couniry. M ado otpac ; for Thoisop M otors withh 4 spood transmission, bodyrdViiHs ------^ :y on our toi. Buoulllul mouldings, stool boiledi tiretiros and other oxtros. Culoji llrilo wlillo'boauly or cod Inlorior, powor tioorinorlng 4 broket, oulo- SLASHED r MP6 j malic Ironim lulon. ond monrnony moro iiMlrot, TO ONLY . . . . CLEAN UP PRPRICE . . .

tA variety of beauflfulKul colors wilh front School Driver Educolionm corc with lo tt lhan ^ "■ 5.000 milot. Boaulllullyf (iciulppodcici wilh power wheel drive. tlonring 8 brokui., AM/F^^/FM radio, aulomullc tron»n!i»»ion ond oil lli'i■) olhoroil ««tra» you liko, A liillo cutio In sofi sky' bluo.blu 4 spood ironsmission,in, irack fi pinion sloor- RRIVED ' in g , w o l l j o w o ll c a r p e t. d,diuxod.dli whool covers, stoolI boltodbe tiros and much , JUSTARI S A V E 1 6 % . . . O N L Y ! m o ro . 'v

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Y o i TED tO N Gi, , i L O N G E N O0U6H ’ ^m m t U4arriionm i ' d^EWAITI THE LONGER ' YOUWAIT, early birdg T THE SMALLER OPENING HE]1 1 8 1? ] \ ] >» 1 0 1TOIE t S THE 7:00 P.AA. orld to buy I c

^ i I ^uSday._July16,‘l970970 Tifiios-Nqws. 'Twin Fnlla. Idaho [>-l'' L n w iW l ’ ■ ■ V Surrvey sshowss wonnen gy a i n i nng COInficieeiice ■ i-iil I _ _ S s o m e g raids d like TF, grads leaian ------Femalee Tf'HSg others reaia d y to leave 0 college TWIN FAU^ - -This com con m unity (Twin F.ilKs) lias lls •. towardi going to advantages 'a!)Out lhe riglitIt slzsize, pcrfcct climate, independent -splrll of community and a relalrclallve abscncc ot the pres.sure and — ------^ • problems p r of Uid rest of the world.wor Twin Falls has ll problems, ByJEFFSllESIIE R • reasonsons for leaving. Many of thoseK.‘who wh plan to ! f I] f ll < / :i_ - 1------, — ,------i though. th 1 find the lack ol pressureprcf Is coupled wilh a lack ol Ttmcs-NewsWrfs W riter s t a y iin n 'Twin Falls mentioned the samesami lack.as -— — L ■ --~ i challenge, ch tho independenceunce nurtures conservatism and TWIN FALI^ - A surveyvcy iof 1978 Twin Falls-. oneofTofTwin Falls' majorshortcominfw.infw. .• reactionary ottlludes, and the IdyllicI IKestylc which Is possible ■■ High School gruduatcs showslows m orc w om en th a n Numcimcrous seniors commented lhalhal TTwiii Falls hero is taken for granted by 'so many thal 1 fear for its life men plan to continue their•education. edu needsIs “ good, clean furr pla ce s" wheiwhere young H expectancy." It also shows lh a t less wome■omen than m en plan to adultsIts can c do somelhing besides "crul•‘cruIsc, RoJo li 1 This capsule description of Twin1 Falls was nol created by a stay inTw ln Falls. the movTiovles,ordrtnk." ± .“ " professional journalist, sociolo^iologist or philosopher. Ten pcrcent morc womenicn fifrom the class than Specil)cciflcally, seniors said the! TwinTw Falls W A — I P ' ll is the statemcnl of a meml:icm lw r of the Twin F alls llieh School . men said they plan to eontin)ntinue' their education entertai■rtainment scene n eed s an Ice; skatingskal rink, i I cd lass of 1978. alter graduation, while ll11 percentp more men places.:■cs.for young pcopic lo dance,.?ce,. a greater T he Times-News recentlyly conducted c( a sun'cy ot the future _Uian women said they would,'ould prefer to rem a in varietyety of movies, morc concerts,1s. aand more ' ‘ _ I plans pi of members of Ihc class:lass of ’7J1. and found several of the ' and live (n th e towivwhcrer itiTtyrllulj u.|»m rr>i<;o3 _ OppQtiU3rliiiIltIcstQvl&\i.\Ui&arts aridUJicatre. icati ‘ ------! students' rcsponscs-worth-rcprrepclitinfjru's-cviilendr^-how lh c~ “ cd lhal a lack of jo b - Ek'splL'splte Twin F a lls’ shortcom ings.Igs. 773 seniors n- - ll • ■ ■■ . The survey also showed ll young peoplc-of Twin FalLs.i. a ssegm ent of the population seldom jcrccnt) plan to stay In Twin Falls,'alls. The mosl opportunities and “excltemeiem en l" In Tw in F ,ills' <32perc h e a rd from , view th e ir city. imon reasons those , studentsits |gave for 1. - 1 : 1 ■ I 'l . are lhe major reasons? thalha l 39 percent of this commoi Some mcmlxirs of the classa ss ofc ’7& think Twin F a lls Is an Ideal year’s seniors plan lo liveI son:som ew here oth e r than wantingiting to remain in fwin'Fallsalls 'were thc ... -__ » placc tollvc: • TwInFalls.’ presenc«;nCe of fam ily, th e availabilllylly olof emplov- ' •"T o me, Idaho has a wildd aani nd free spirit which in other places it.'a prefcrencc for communltiestic s'th 'tl e size ^ ’<•. FO: r " With thc help of school:hool counselors and • ment. a you find restrained, ll hasIS mountainsm and rivers and places AS In May distributed T w inn FFalls i (nol too big), and a generalicral liking for' “ tcachers. lhe Tim es-New s li where people can go lo be themhcmsclves." questionnaires and received/ed aansw ers fm m 231 of T\vin.F.'n.Fallsandthe surrounding area..ea.. ■ I I ■ ' - 3 :1 ■ ' "•"I intensely dislike crowd•owds, and while Twin Falls has a 407 graduating seniors. . Off Uie Uu 169 seniors planning to conllconllnue Ihelr '1___J — I— i-L . — ^------gi grow ing population, ll Is stilltill nrelatively small. Twin Falls has a cation. 68 pcrcent said theyy wiwill atlen d ------— •Of the 231 seniors respondininding, 169 <73 perccnt) cducatii personal touch. Thc people; herh e re are friendly, w arm and easy to Mis in Idaho. Twenly-flvc pcrcentcent said they. jx . said Ihey plan lo continuelue itheir education in- schools gettoknow." ilh c m lllta ry . . v,'lllconcontinue,Ihelr education outsideJe oof f 1Idaho, college, trad e school, or In the • " I enjoy living In Twin1 Fa!Falls. It’s a nice sized comrriunity, . of Uic 114 women Moreore m en (23, o r 29 p ercen t) lhana n wiw om en (19. Seventy-eiglit percent of largol£ enough lo offer a varietyricly of things to do but small enou^ :I percent) plan lo attend schoolsools (oulslde of respondents said they plonlion to continue their or 21 p( totc be welt acquainted wjthI a I:large majority of the people. The' :io.' " education, nnd C8 percent:enl ot the 117 male Idaho.' locationIc of Uic city. Its size.I. an wh

can'l keep a schschedule," Marva said, watching her baby, Daniel MarM ark, sleep on a bench 20 y a rd s from thc runway...... "It’s hard on Ifamily life,’' she complained, "an^ ' you’rencverablcable to gel com pletely aw a y from ii:’’ L iife f e on a Jero>me m ru n w ay Affection, iff not stability, seem s to se cu re fam ily Hfc for thc Walters,:rs, a couple whosc' romancc began six y e ars ago in a Bellevue Be bar. It was-nt the Sands Oub * Cv __ ■ ' JEROME-Ma:— M ark W alters lives to fly. g ' D espite Uic1C jojokes, the W.iltcrs know the flying habit He breathes,cs, cats,cai sleeps and dream s flying m in d h a lf- costs n lot, Inn tetc rrm so f lim e and money, On th e groundlund hch is serious and quiet, his mir small planes like the Cherokccs cost only occupied wllhIh plansplai for irrig alin g h is be an fields,flclc half Although sma // nc replacement, done cverj' 2.000 hours ol withhlswlfeMarv5 Marva and thclr onc-wcck-old babyiQby. $6,500, engine n co sts about S3.000. But in Uie a ir hc Is as relaxed and grlnnlrrg a s s :a kid. fllghl lim e; cosU >80«onhour. "I feel as. muchmucf at home here as I do In, ihtthe living FuelcoslsSOe , the chancc to fly is worth whatever i g room.” Markk said,said couched com fortably In thh c ccockpit. To M ork, thi 1C job calls for. Hc pulled thchc throttle,thr raising thc nose of thcth e sm a ll sa crifice s lh e joi said, "I always wanted to fly." somehow tl Piper Cherokeeikcc 14014 so the plane climbed slowly,vly. \Vhen he said, ound like evco' other adult remembering a Morj( .andd MarvaMa Walters manage thcle .Jerome didn’t just sounc c ounty airport,ort. underun a county c o n tra c t w hichch rre q u ire s childhood d rcaream n . them to operateirate airport control?, do the bookiDokkecping -Mark's got?ot fflying in his btood.” Marva explained, and assumec responsibilityrcsp for malnlcnancc.:c. Besides 1 -j don’t Uilnknk Ihc could over be happy If hc weren't n n thcli* Job for>r the lhe county they also teach flylnlying, ront . nying." mM W / m M 'their own alrplani,rplane out, and sell fuel. M ark grow;w iup on a farm In Jerome, watching T he dally/ WalWalters schedulc-ls a-comblnrbinallon of nlrolanescomci»mc nnd go at the nearby airport lOurs ond unexpected Interruptions, ■ ridiculous hours 0 Ians to lake up flying were postponed by f Although both rM ark and M arv a n o rm ally gel ;olsc and Ihen a Job in the Texas oilfields. Muld costly be roused at 3 by a req jM o.m ., they could • where he finallyloHy got Into Uie pilot's scat. At 22 hc was )rmallon, . . . landinginform all Ig In Je ro m ca n d flying ov e ry day. lo gel to bed by 11 p.m ., t)ulI niare often ‘ backfarmlngln • They try to g< Finally, in1 Uic tall of 1975 he gol hfs pilots llccnsc. ( aw akened againigaln 1by a coll nl m Id n l^ ^'-^ I looked oul The next yeayear he got his inslructor's ccrtjflcale, . • A t 7 O.m.'; oneone 1morning last tftclc JWarva loc Hi near thc which requires:ires 250 hours of flying and an inslnjmcnt the windowV ot ttheir mobile home, nestled r a l th c fuel ratin g (40 hoursours of "hooded" flying, or navigating only 0 sec seven planes lined up al i hangars, to sec on th c basis of InInstrum ent ratity;s). Zl'_r.y;Vv-... pumps, waiting.lling. lally has about 15 students who pay $30 an . Mnrva enjoysnjoys life by.the runway, allhouglilu'gh 11 Isn’t . M ark usually ! 40 hour? of flight Instruction ticcUed lo get . e asy . W hen\ 5hc’£she’s nol grabbing up th e rad ioD lo respond ’ 'hour tor the 401: lost of the fee goes towat;d fuel ond upkeep ' to a pilot’s1 callcall or feeding the baby, she’sI’s probablyp , a license. Most i making sureirc ththere’s a pot of coffee for'or aiTivlng for the plane. 5ie freedom of fiying." Mark roflecled, airplane crcwsr«ws :In thc airport lounge everj-■ry im orning ' ’I Hke Uie I the valley receding below us. "And the from6a,m.on,I. on, gazing at the - -4- . • . ■heoddcd. WALTETERS INSPECTS THE PLAPLANE’S ENGINE "Th^moslfnua l fn istralin g thing about Uils jo bblsthatyou Is challenge." he a

______tj.____i— ^------[>■2 TImos-Nowa.'TwIn Falls..Idaho. Idol S u n day,July 16,1078 , E mgagemm en tss 1Test tuabe’ba aby due in threet Vweeks LONDON (UPI) - Doctors cheotcd ( of the final Ihrill."" plan -tul^. which In Mrs. knowknow’the sex ot the jjorld’s ' ■‘I don’t carc whether It's a Browh’Bcascwercblockcd! • ; Widow is.beibewildered first ”’‘test tube” baby, still In! boy\ o r girl a s long a? evc'ryth-lyth- TTic Associated >/cwspapers .. -Group, of-which the London ■ ' its mother’s womb; -But' the, - lng’sallrlght.’'shcsald.1 By A bigail'ail V an B uren I ' . mothcm other says she w ants to ■ • M rs. Brow n. 32, has been Dally Mall Is a member, has 't>tMn*N.r Ntwibnd inc. m '■r- '-y onothia n o th er three w eeks to find* . m\ a rrie d for ^hinc y e a rs. s . ftto . bou^ exduslvari^ts to thc- ouout th herself. c G < ilbert ■ John "Brown,i, ad ''test lube" baby slory for a ig a widow to do? I'm only 4414 a n d o a 4 . - reported J617,000.' DEAli AfeDY; W hat is o ^ "1 hove h begged them not lo 38-year-old : ^railroad I’m not ready for a rest honhomo yot. I hovo two nttrocli’iclivo, ' ' tclcllmc.” ltm LeslcyBrownsaidln em i ployee. . ^ ^ Two ■ employees'of the J nicc'homo, no debts and a gc • wcll belinveu childron. a nic ' 8 ° ^ ‘ a nnew c w spaper intcrvlev^ "Thurs The scientific brcaklhrpilf{t■pilflh V J-ondon p a lly Moll liaVS been . le c o n t Blcndy incomc. No worries,ies, excepti whore lo find a decc \ day. ‘’‘After waiting for years that | allow^ Mrs* Brown tcto . standing ' around-ihe-clbck • : man who wnnta o docentn t w om an. for this wonderful thing lo becom I c pregnant • JJ/as -the guard over lhe expectant IV o boon 0 w idow fo r o3 vver e r two yeara and have boonin toldt< happen, I do not want to be - b I ra in c h ild of- gypefologiSiogist" ^ mother, adding fire to' the h a n d s thnt I am "desirable,” bulul everyc man I go out with har his .. press war lhal has developed lat's one moro slice off a loafoof o f ■ Patrick .Steptoe and Jil: mo, Iho aamo lino, ("W hofs col-' ^verlhcevenl. brond Ifiat's olroody boonjn cut?"—orci words to that effociffoct.) C am b rid g e University'" col rHv . . Associated Newspapers also I'm told thot it’s omotionaonally ■ Icagile, D r..gobcrtEd*w4v If thnt dooan’t work, I'm - a p p aren tly sent o guard to lhe unhenlthy for a woman1 whowh has been accustomed1 to 0 I ., ^ « g g was cxtrac]c3ireii n o rm al sox life to g o w ithlOut o u t sex. Thon they try to savev e mr y Workshop ‘Mrs^' Brown,-fcrtilt£^'u'n(lGi'ntlcr - hospital In Oldham; Lancashire, , where Mrs.' ■ "montjjl henlU>".by volunteunteering to provide mo with . laboratory condition^, witl normal sex life. (Now; it'at’a ‘‘therapy.’’)" “ ■ ""■JIM sperm from her husband,I. amand Brown was slaying and also SCscheduled ‘th e resu ltin g em bryo wa:was persuaded hospital personnel ■ D E B B { E HA M M^ O N D ' . MON-AJ'A NELSON JILJIUHIEBERT im p lan te d In the woman':nan's ^ bjqulrlcs lo ‘ TWIN FALLS-The Idaho. . womb, bypassing Ihc FalloPollct.- the D ally M ail, reports said., UAZELION - PMr. and ' HUNT - MMr' and Mrs. • JEROMEiOME - Jill llicbert, H air Faslilon Com m ittoe Is — ------M r s r R u s s e ll'' IlaiH a m m w K l,------R ussell Nelsonson. Hunt, an- daughtertor (of Mr, and-Mre. v,a^._,having“Jts^TJiinual summer Hazelton. onnounn o u n c e th e • nounce the cnengagem ent' of E ra e s t Hie!Hicbort. ond Tim Car- workshop Aug. 22 through , Abigail Van Buren cngapcm cm 'of Ihclrheir ddaughter. their daughter,;r, 1MonS'Lynn, lo roll, sonson ofi . M r.‘and Mrs. AugAug. 228 InTwin Falls.- Debbie. lo\ GcoiGeorge E. -Gary 0. Allen,n, sons of Mr. .-\nd N orm an CCarroll,j all Jerome, .• World-famous . Leo Passage Ellsworth, son1 of Elmer -Mrs. Emoryy Allen, Mon- areengagog aged lo be m arried. leachiIcaching techniques will be disco dailance classes Ellsworth. I/:wisvl!lcsville, and the tevlew. U ieb)crt ert graduated[ from the avail-available to general qos- la te Beth Ellsworth. rnduuted from- ■ ■ le »! High SchooMn 1271! -mctot‘melotoglsts the last two days.. riAERlENCED STYr Y L I S T S DEAR ABBYiWc hovo0 rcrcccntly become friendly wiUwithn ' '‘There aro no w ometlon. ^ Uic britfe■idcgroom is the son of e a rc plenty of ''W c a rc bcslmilne k wllh Mr, j, couple who aro strict vogelogeUrians. They arc very quiet qu: natufe. but there arc nd Mrs. Ed Ginder. all a b o u t it, a n d d o n ’t tr y to talkta lk other people into it, whichIch w' e legs.’' D r. Sanjayay DDhande, a beetles, then wcwi will move to Kimberly, respect and admire. assistant professorBor iiin the UF frogs, and evenventually we wltl w jof,tJohn-stfn and Barbap W hen wo entertain ol honhome and indudo our vogetarita rla n C^ollege of E ngineerilneerlng. said rcach tho moreore sophisticated • Barretftt wcwere maid of honor H H ,J friends, we olways hove0 pli plenty of •vegotoblDS nnd frufruits Thursday, quadrupeds,”” ihe-rcscarcher I brldcjjrldesmaid. - Dean and along with' moat and fisfish for those who arec notr Dhande and BillBill P a tte rso n , said. To buildd hisli racchanlcal . ’ j„, Johnson were best ^ •• vcgetarions. Wo'vo novortr mimado on issue of it becausoJO ^tl i s 0 graduate mochanical mec ‘‘walker” Dhar(jande look apart I . ./-• in friends soom m ost comfortah is the way our vegetarian fr rtablo. ' engineering sfudenfljdenfThope to the Passalu.^! bcellc,b< which Is : y and Klz Johnson, Lisa . m - ' a great deal of criticism—fron Well, wo came in for a gi ro m 0 . ajjapt u,e •‘beetle;Ue pprinciple” native to Floritjrlda, to soe hpw., Hand Kim Ginder were )u. He said whon vegetarians i - CLERGYMAN, mind you. I ns are jq vehicles that winwill beI able to Its limbs are’c coordinated( al ■ nnwcrglrls•girls wilh Tim Ginder , F - Id servo NO meal or fish, ■ guests, the host should t negotiate the ruggeTigged terrain every joint. lie Ht uses a very octlneasrl[asrlngbearer.- ; vegetarians would be offondie n d e d a t th e s ig h t o f o th e r s e ati of a distant planetmet 0os well as ' fine camera-na-mlcroscope to ucbbc'be JJohnson registered » • it. Arc wo wrong? w r»M rough ocean floore.are. sludy the struct! D . A N D acture, p,esuiucsls ond Mrs. Kargn ' f Before developln:loplng space The vehiclesles with legs will Lancasteristcr helped with the , licles, Dhande probably Ul run on electrical ^ After checking this out withth (tlif vehicles. ot the rcccption thal ^ M l DEAR D. AND M.: Aft« 1 thfv - said, the researcherrchers plon lo power, the researcher rc prc- ,„n„wed th iMARION SEMPLE BONNNNIE PHELAN CAROLOL CQUESN ELl ZADA CERI^ a u th o ritie s (so m e o f m y bbest e s t friends are vegetorlans)j pi 'cd the ceremony. Linda . iserve military vehlvehicles with diclcd. I. ..Ownor-Stylist Ass'f./j'f.Mflr/Styllst StySlyjlst Sivlist \ . unonimouflly agree thnl they PREFER their hosts to set and Jlan a n JJohnson served the -O ” \Ve a rc also normally and let eoch gueaguest select what he wonts.I. ilso trying to Hnd cak e aindpunch. n d pi ■ ‘•Wo sludy the 1 modes of out how mudlUch e n erg y the a- I order to get ' beetle requires • D E A R A B U Y :W h o t :indkind of a husband would oncoursmrage locomotion in ordc •es and how m uch I that can Iw energy he consi I his wife to line up dotes withwitl other men whilo ho is oulout of sufficient data tha nsumiSV’hesald. • — \ used to generatelie a biological ‘“rh isw a y we e ccan ; find out how ; tow n? A FRIEND OF BDO' O TH m echanism ,” heicsaid. sale much energyy a; vehicle con- ‘‘People who) havehav studied struclcd on thethe beetle princi- ^ || ------; DEAR FRIEND: Qnee withwi o guilty conscience. this problem Just look Inlo plcwilineed.” ii^nPcres z

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Coping withh ibaldness s-- B yL A W RSNCELAMB,M.D. E N a D e a r Dr. Lam b; • Iama20ycaro]dmaIcandl0id I am going bald. M y m other is ih -only one who listens to>nc aboulibout my feelings. In fact she rcall-cally ' doesn’t know how deep m y ddrca rea d of going com pletely b a ld Is. got d ep ressed about this last Iasi year and-had to go to psychiatrist. He salrf to go to a derm atologist. The di ’ rmatolo&ist didn't carc.nbout>ut men at all; He snid there wns r cu ia— that my father was baldlaldandlwill i bc.too. Laist month there was a small'articlesmo in the paper alwut a doctor who had developed a cure.cu He was .using a cream an shampoo. Do you think thisiiis Is true and'could I get ththis tre a tm e n t? M y m other said shewouJdpayforli.sh e ' If people d ld n 'tm a k c fun of baldb people a ll th e tim e m aybe w ouldn't fccl o s bad as I do. I1 hateha to go oul anym ore. Could yc . please put some answers Jn1 youryou cqlumn.that would help me? went to college and quit. _

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• DearReodo’, • It Is Important for people! whowhi develop unexplained baldnc MR S n^TIONER - ...to se e a derm atologist. T hererc anr rc c ertain conditions of the seal 1 j y V jv».yj which can be helped medlcall;Icallyr+tofortunately, malc-pattei o type hereditary baldness Is notnol oneo of them . Having established the typepc of baldness a n d le arn ed that therethei is no*im m ediate cu re for il, you mi ight be well advised to go ba< to the psychiatrist. Why? Becauecause your reactio n to being bald Is somewhat excessive. You need some help in leaml;amlng to cope wllh yourself nsIS yt really are. You need to realizeallze lhat bald can be beautiful ai that it's the personality withinIhin ithat is m o re im portant lhanan thetl rug on top. You can do a’lotlol cof other things to enhance youryo^ physical oppcarancc that couldsuld balanccI things out. ■ Also, If you happen lo haveIC a good{ crop of h a ir follicles aroui the side of your head youu could co be a candidate for a1 hairh{ tran sp lan t. By m oving lltUee plugsplu of h a ir follicles from theleside si • of the head to the top of thele hehead you could have a reasonal>nQtj!c ' ^ w th of hair available. I wouldn’t put too much credencecrcd in many of the advertls and publicized methods of curin:urlng baldness. A h i^ percentage these a r c plain quack c u res witwith effo rts to g e t yo u r money. T others arc In the early researcha rc h cate g o ry and hav e not proved to be universally successful. Wh£Whal success has occurrcd haslas t been o f sufficient m agnitudede lotc be applled for general cases)ses baldness. , - . Hodel'llm e lll- M -lO.TaOBTUllSVoll . ' . I’m quite certain thfil oncencc .a really good curc for baldniildncss eryone will know il. So m any peoplepeo] becomes available that everyo A m ana Air want something done for baldiDaldness lhat there would be no10 w 5 you could keep such on achlevei■levement a se c re t m ore than aboulbout 24 . Conditioners hoiire. - DaiVERS32%M0RE i You will be Interested in the H ealth L e tte r nu m b e r 12-2, Your.Yc COOlfflE FROM the: Hair and Its Care. It docs; not deal exclusively wllh baldneIdncss. aECTmCITYYOUUSD- . Others who want this issue;uc ccan send 50 cenli.with a1 loilong, •’THE BROOD" DANCECED BY MICHAEL BRUCE;CE ■ ^ W :nvelope for It to me In care of t this stamped, self-addressed envel ... mol^cni dance perf'srformanccs in Sun Valley:y . • r - newspaper, P.O. Box 32G, Sanlan AAntonio. T ex a s 78292.' N ew spaperEjerEntcrpriseAssn ■ IBUY ANY AMANA M a g i c Valley a l Favoritese s Reper2rtory Daim ce Thee2atre REI W eek’sk's RcdpcI winner EFRIGERATOR MRS.. ElELI W. BORING . I Andnd G et The $59.95 289 Sunnynny View, Twin Foils . p l ^ ss July perrform ancices Aut- roasterisler saucepan and bring to a performances performance.-«.• Valley/ M; Mall. Door tickets . and add 2 tablespoons .orlIo» ' - ^ IB, ^ , , , V alley a s p a rt of Ihithe summer formed amonilong the Rockefe- •, MootingRoomtm « • gp until lender. SR-19 Top s lo Iw dance program71 at the Sun Her Foundatiojtion, the Unlvers- • • Convtftillont SWEET AND SOUR)UR Note: Pork chops li • SalotM oellnQt ;:$MQoo.. two in- V alley C enler foror Ihfthe Arts and. ity of Ulah anand the Salt Lake ' . BARBECUESAUCE butlerflicd are lean, iw hOe IAKESINN. TfclnFoll* Rofrlgorotor 1 cup barbecue sauce ches thick nnd cutI injnlo 3 .Jlumanitles. Mcmbclembers of the- Cllycommunllinlty, 73<-5000 .* cup ketchup butterfly pallem . modem dance groujgroup will give A dvance tiitickets for both \ ------

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W Timoo-Nows. Twin Falla. IdahIdaho Sunday, July 16,1978 Gb c u n c i llefectio ( a n s c hledules ( W e d cd i n g s MAGICHC VALLEY^ - By A::' t=craft------an a rts council. .Sliell;;iielly Kinzei. KslerNlcholsoni'for record- I P fair!r slated ^ A requesj for a SII donation do to (he arts Ingstn g sc crta rj', Betty HirreJI; RFiELD - The Camas- ; HisHistorical Society is a .sponsoringirlng ils first arts and ^ fair ' H a /ill-Wilcox M KKawamoto, a i McCoi, b le fotor r selling up anti ' B f I V , •nVlN FALLS - Tnminicle L;Lynn Hall and Jon Paul WlioVllcox T W IN ' I'-AI.USS T- K aren d e c o ra te d in in wlilte with mainlainln;aining their tllsplays. FITNESS wore m arried Ju n e 3 in a KarcJc.arden ccremohy iit Uie home ofnfMr. t>‘ Kawamolo and RdwardRdv^ Me- peach-colored:d flow1 ers with a in conjuronjuncllonwlth the fair, nnd M rs. Austin no li. Twin Fall;Falls, p a re n ts of Iho bride, Coy w ere m a rrieled d .lune.li Ifl in m iniature brk:>rlde a n d bride- nn historicitorlcal display enlltk-d H P a ren ts of Iho brIdCKrooinn annre M r. a n d M rs. W allace Wilcc/ilcox, rites al the Chrislian'illan Center of groom under\awedillngl>ell. a ' “ Cnmasnas Prairie Photo ' Rupert, M agic Valley.- M ary Kawai.vamolo. aunt of Album”i ” wwill Ik ready for * j ; G arden decorallons for (hele ceremcc; o n y Included a w hile gazejazctm The bride’s parent:irenls are Mr. the bride, nndid M^ rs. Tom Hiral view ingig In the (jepol’s main - ^ and five while archcs, on eighlclghl-foot w alor fouhtiiln and rouround ‘ . and M rs. G eorgege KawamotoK eul and served'ed the cake. Kris room. Each Eat family on the . ^i i i i l tables which held bluo and whilevhllepalms and white lovebirds.s. of Twin Falls andind 11the bride- Kawamoto, bride’.s b sister. prairiee has been a.*!kcd lo pul . Bishop G or LoosII of lhc LallejiK e r p a y S a ln ls C liurch performarmed groom (•■j the sonin of o f Afr. a n d served fhe call•cllcc and Kitlcvn togcf/ier:or a display of pholos i W k r the double-ring cercmony. M rs. H arley McCojIcCoy of De- Kaw am oto, hrlde'.s hi cousin. and family3mlly history, This Is a registered the guests. Mrs. DcniJcnnis Im ar, Iowa, and Loren Camlannon served the collectionlion i of the displays re- Mrs. Sandy Humphrey rcgis =AMILY DISEASE. "THEHE CENTER," AN INPATIENT B ohm and M rs. S teve Schmech':iechel c a re d fo r th e gifts and ushiushers Rev. Sheldondon Slagcl punch. c elv e dis so o frfar. AALCOHOLISM IS A FAI Tim Bohm and M ark WilcoxX greeledgrc th e guests. performed lhc: doubdo le-rin g K athy Kaw;:iwamolo. bride's j------T — n '• TREATMENT T f FACILITY^ ItIN GO O DIN G , IDAHO,HO, OFFERS YOU AND YOUR The wedding party consistedIsted of b rid e s m a id s K alhy ,McC(IcCoy. ceremony befortifore large ' sister, and Mrs.Irs, Pete Uzaros ■ i , WHOLE FAMILY HELP, laid of b a sk ets of peachigladlolasand glad registered Ihele gui e sts and Sue Tlfi/LGA • Mary Heft'Cy and Pam Cresh:resham, and Sherry King, maid s m nInlormollon potk«l. »pooVoc». or educational InformaHoV ovollovolloble (or IndlvliSuall, Induilfy. ichooli. honor. “ while chrysanlhemiiiicmums. Pufahl was InIn c h arg e of the iII i '"Jthurchotof olh«r groupi. The groomsmen were Daveive CCraven. John Shlewee and TeiTerry Tho bride, givenliven in m ar* gifts, C b f lo i Walker while Terry ilumphreyhrey was best man. Flower girlrl wwas riage by her falherather. wore a The bride; attended ; Twin P) lO ppo'itiuul^^^ “ ■ • Michele Truscoll and ring: bearerbca was Sam King Jr..Thcrchcresa floor-length gown>wn of light . Falls High SchSchool. Collcgo of CUly Wj . T n isc o tt and A lecla Bohm ccarried arrl thc»)ride'slrain. peach wllh off-whilevhile lace long Southern Idahla h o ,a n d O regon • K)istL-ni For Information pockot or■holp ho cgII 934-8461 orwritoito The bride's gown was madmade of dacron polyester orgarrganza slecves.The froni:il of jgown w as S tale Unlversll,-Slly. A..r<>»<>». trim m ed with sequins and seall'jcalloped Chantilly lace. Il fenlureiu re d a trim m ed wilh off-whlff-whllelacc. The bridegregroom attended .u o.« m. a (Oll^ltflh. no-J w hlio'satln sa sh and a larg e; sasail lin bow In th e back which heldeld Ithe • She carried a- bouuquefofboi • ..high school andan u niversily in "THE CEENTER" ^ „ P.O . Boj.io x 5 4 1 r N a m o ______train. peach-colored ro:roses and Iowa and Is Is doing post- She carried a cascadingg bouquetbo of while rosc.s andd blblue baby’s breath. graduate worvork al O regon c.,, pPotMo’eDonBld Gooding,JtjaIdaho 83330. AddrosI r o s s ______L au ra H crreltI of TwinT Falls Stale Unlversll•slly. carnations. 733-930i The bride’s cake wos madeade inI th re e |Ie r s , decorated In h:hluo w asm ald o fh o n olor. r. A fler a hon(oncymoon trip lo ji star flowers and placed overiver a. fountain surrounded byly f( four M Ikc McCoy■ of Delmar. the southern,c(i cnasl of Oregon, - Iowa, brother of thell bride- Ihe couple is is at hom e In h e art shaped cokcs. Covorod byy mm' o if inioronco pollcio*. BluoluoCrot»& C Champuf Mrs. James Mathis. Mrs,;. NyNyle Jones, Mrs. Reese Dixonon and; groom, was iwstst man.mi Kerry Corvallis, Ore.re. • • , Lynn M athis cu t and servedithecake. the ■ - K aw am oto of Twin Twl Falls. Special guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Troy Jones, grandandpa- bride’s cousin,1. a n d J a c k renls of the bride. .McDermott of DelnDelmar, were p— — Entertainment was provideivlded by C ynlhln, M ark andJ M ik e ,, u sh e rs and candleligJlelighlers. Wilcox ond Jim Bohm . A r e c e p t i oon n f o r th e A second reception w as heldicld InI R u p e rl for Ihe iicwlywcdsis alafter newlyweds wasvas hi*ld al they returned from their hon'honeymoon to Disneyland andnd L'ls1 G eorge K'.s. Thele bribride’s,ta b le Vegas.' was covered with•ith w hile chif- TTiey a rc m aking Ihclr homom e In Tw in F;ill.s w here,the !)ri(li)ri(le is fon over peach1 and centered employed at Austln'.s Truckjck 1Brokerage and Ihe bridegro.‘groom wllh a ihree-ticrc-ticred cake )uthern flanked by Iwou heart-shapedhe? works for!Orc-Ida. He plansns loit a tte n d th o College of .South ______>. Idaho Ihls fall. cake.s. The bride’side’s eake w as ^------

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- . ■ \ ■ /■ •Sunday, July IB, 1978"S TT|moo-Nows.Tvfln FallsJdo.hqF-1 ®[p)Df e t aD ; Luccky laady dtleserv^ e s s p)ace j Mivith Gj u i n nness JO f \ ^ iT> GuinnessBoca Book of Worid Reoirds cloversclc from beneath her feetcl all sp rin g imd sum m er. 20edlCourt,>Mit, Lotxlon Road, Enfield, • 1lyct m e te ll you, she culs quitequIli a sw ath in downtown Twin ' V M iddlesex.!cx. EEngland Falls,Fs wearing her red hals.i. caicarrying a red parasol and red • )n;,K '. i ' .. ■ ■ Dear-MM r.Ar. M cW hlrter, Jt:J130-a-month npartmenl discuss;cussing her passion (or clover, ' ' ■ ’As thee worworid’s foremost compiler ofDf remarkablerein achlcve- 1 can verify the red-hatteded lady1a froni Twin Falls. Indeed, . i - m ents byjy meman. beast or Mother Nature,re, 1 believeb you wllUw hih a s 1,500 clovers taped to whitwhite statlonerj' and mounted in ’ ; i i charmedrd by the unusual accomplishmentiment of Ellen Christc- p]p ic tu re fram es In her apartmm cn' cnt. ~ Siie’s collected the cloverscrs cover a period of alwut three ‘ •; I submmil it herh name for considerationinasaleglllmateworld as a sisum m erii. She goes out tw ice:e or th ree tim es a day looking (or rccordholdcilolder whose name docs nott now ap p ea r' in your ththe leaves, changing her sheshoes, her pursc'nnd her hat j. ■ famouscdltlI edition. b rp h e r m ind a n d body sound. ' I Her habihabit for hats developed afterIcr shesh had a childhood ‘she had better walk to keep he . 5 fever Uial t:thinned her ha ir, F irs t she walked aroundd herhei sister’s house, then shc would liipert w here she had lived so m any ; • Whilele a colorful and courageouss cusicustom In this windy w alk th e town square in R.iipe Dry, consecutive days of hat-wcar^-wearing probably isn't y e a rs , and finally, she gotfot loI walking through residential . - ■ W. > , territory, < worthyy of nm ention In th e G ulness Bookok of W\ orid Records, neighborhoods and U irouj^?h parks..'pc d.would hunch over in her lifelong But ElleEJJen’s secofld lifelong -pas.ilonsion couJdc maJie a nice She stopped to rest and.wc LAVS FOUR-LEAF CLOVIOVER COLLECTION : th e grbenery for a lucky find, pi-LENN CCHRISTENSEN DISl-LA addendumidum. . habit and begin scanning the | ... huiH nrc nnotlter trad■ adem ark o f T w in FallHi octogcnarinno c t T urn,n. irIf you will, lo page 121 of thethi hardbacked 1978 T h e re s t of her slor>- Is easyeasy enough loynderstand. A m ericanican 1edition of your rccord bookok nndnm note th e following Three years ago, BemlccIce movedn Ellen to Twin Falls to bc e ntry: clo ser to fam ily and to ge^.lc'Cl.lo know our lown. Eilen started Fourtixn-Iecn-Lcafcd Qavcr. A fourtecnvlcafcd lcafc white clover was w alking — and looking forrcio d o v e rs. X on She’s (ound 1,500 so far. — foundf by RandyB Farland near Sioux Falls.Fall. South Dakota, J — ^im ci leXD5— June JC,1C. 191975. W hen I stopped In to look al her collection last week she Now,iv, I a sk you to consider th e followinIlowing as an appropriate asked If 1 thought il silly’ for her lo spend all day looking for entry dlre- In our be pul>1i>hpd. Publithedid dailyd end Sundoy. eicepi Solurdoy ircly c an I rccall a four le af cloveraver "slic" k in g r if^ t up ’^a l new spaper. Chris Peck, , . Third Siruot Wcit, T'vi'’in Foil) Idoho 63301. by Mogic Volley Valle Newt- W o y n C MIcWillioms, c \ Rarclyi popert Inc. Second clotiLt pojiogepc poid ai Twm folU. Idoho Ot3' Circulationi n M c n a q e r M anaging Editor ic lucky leaves, lo my mind,, are part1 of thnt obscure' ' - ‘ Phono733p: 093l Editorially Yours, associaticelation of necdles'ln haystacks.cks. constellations< In the • . 1 ■ heavens»cns Ia n d big tro u l th a l got away. Chris Peck So.I. WiUwllh some amazement I’ve wwnlcli atched E llen pluck Uicse How majijiy regulajations can1 ^ w e a f f o r dd? n. - . In 1977, agencies of the federal govemmnment industry may coslco st as m uch a s $47 billion, rules to regulate, guidele and£ The anti-noiselise >equipment in industry■y could> cost issued 7.031 llsls of m l Bosworth’s . protect American businesses bus - and .individu;duals, another $10 in ttaxes, according to E accordlng'tothel^S.ChiChamber of Commerce. estimates, iverment to’ And the regulatory-y spirals shows little signign of This continuc(nued effort by the gove vorking sp ace of A m ericannbiisinesses 1 : abatement.' regulate the work ns. Barry P. Bosworth,rth, directoi' of the fedcederal springs from th e im o st nobleof intentions, V''' less, and on governm ent’s Council11 onoi Wage and Price Stabilibility, But the regulagulatory strain on busines the breaking ,J|B ||jv^ recen tly outlined a fewew of( th e new reg u lato ry itemsite individual taxpajicpayers, is approaching the being considered by ththe e governm ent. point. There are plans to establish a system'^ The chamberidr oof commerce estimates;s the1 cost classifying potential3l cancer-causing< agents enforcing thei nenew regulations put intoto force industry and issuancenee of regulations to proiprotect y g jjj. d 57 $70, additional tax e s to< an a average worlters from these. • A m erican famTiily ily th is year, and $154 in higherhi taxes Then, th ere are2 plansf Lo establish n standards for Industry;ry and< regulations to guideI d e t e m staiiauon oi noise-redreaucmgequipmeni.' ------y~irrore“ Tegulatlon5~can'in—A inerlca ------The identification1 of cancer-causing agent:2nts in afford?

~ A l m o s c h o o l closure badid ly iiiart^gedjfd^bntT ight— / . J f .'I''. Vi The one^room -Almono grade school won’t reoreopen Board thinks5 is a certain ty . 1 Almo are upset about theh e closure next fall. P are n ts in Ali nd the Cassia County Schoolool B oard has The loss of the quairiilairit Cassia County school)0l th at the school an d tl Df th e w ay the ■ ' served seven students>nts in 1977 is m ore nostaistalgic added to the; parparental anger because of 1 tlia n rea l. ' board handleded thtl e school closure. It makes economiclc sensesi to close the schoolool and board voted 3-1 last week2k to'shut;the ^ i f | bus the few students;s whow atten d ed it to th e la: school, It failedliled to notify the Almo pai}arents of the HUk schools in M alta. .Impending closuilosure. The changeover isn’tIsn’ without some drawba la^ m anagem ent. particularly the hourir anda: 20 minute bus ride to o a il Y w a l k s from M alta. , Still, th e closu:losure probably is th e b est5t thingI for the MRS.CHniSTE^sTENSEN SPOTS THE LUCUCKY CLOVERS ON DAI But the long ridele sshould b e w orth it. ifif. th e kids in Almo10 becauseb they will be C5exposed to a • • • “T h cy ju H t Hlick rigliight up at yji,’ »hc Hayn students who makee theth trip are given aI b(better wider varietyty 0of teachers and a more•e com petitive education — somethinthing the Cassia County■ S(School classroom situalituation in M alta. His ojff-the-cufl iff statemenents embanrrass Whitiite House Youung’s diilem ii] andllatest gaff:fe I broughtit a h a rd slapIj from C arter fl Young, a former, congr&»snia;man 'from ' The ambasiwdisydor. In the same Interview with Le a French newspaper and sutsubdued. Issued a stotementIt lo clarify his Impeach Yot B y P U ILL G A / IL E Y ambassador’s am stotement to a Fi 'anors.’’but Matin in whichilch he made his remarks about U.S. 5, saying he never m e an t lo " cequate q u n Uie status Georgia,I, (orfor" " h l ^ c rim es and m lsdem eano ®1978Washln;ihlngtonStar • Uiat Iht Uiere arc “hundred.s,‘ perha|erhaps thousands" of views, s Hon. political prisoneisoncrs, said, "If this was a planned s, ofpolllilllllcal freedom In Uic United Slatesila te s wlUi th a t In Uiero wcrc ere plentypic of calls for his resignation WASHINGTON - U.N.J.N. Ambnssador Andrew p pol olitical prisoners In U.S. jniis. ed Young's operation of[ aUacksatt; against missions - and lhat ovlet Union." Sen. William Wllila V. RoUi, R-Del., called rouble with words the way According ^ to otflcial sourccsx s Irati v cljn g wlUi lhe IheSovI jg g c ste d he seem s to havevc beenbe verified In the last w eeks - they . Young, who gcU Into troub e (ornier aide to the late Rev. Dr. Martin i^ynarkss "unbelievably"un! stupid’’ and sugg< mnlches, has taken his (irst secretary, se< Vonce told Youngg to b<5 m ore carctul TTie f n-Po.Twho • can only have/e ccp p m e fro m Uie Sm ilh c am p ." small children do wltli mnlc er King Jr. said he was In “(ullfull 0 o c c o rd " wlUi resign. SoSo diddid Sen. Richard Schwelkcr, R-I nt Carter and has hunkered . aboutnb what he says In the futai(ulare, lhat his freo- LuUier hnrd slop'from President Ci iments by Carter and Vonce comcondemning Uie said, "Hefie waswa a good congressman, butIt isIs a lousy in Paris.the Uic French were offended by Young's • sto rm o (p ro te st. w wt: heeling style Is hurting Uio10 adadministration nnd statemc .(town to ride out another stor .aransky-Glnzburg trials, ambassador.’iador." criticism dfUieliUicir policy toward Africa, which would bc politicai Uiat Uii Uic circumstances surroundiilanding his latest gaffe Shchan Youns'a rcslgnallon. wh lung snld Thursday he is not considering Aside• froftifrofti Uie rhetoric, Uiere w ere no.s:lo.slgnsofn Thursdaysday’s Slate Department briefing. dynamite, is the last thinglin g Uic W hite House w ants were wc partlculorly troublesome.1C.'- Youni piatlon but would step downI l(If lllhe president serious move on Capllol Hill lo demandI lhalthi Young spokesman Tom'Ton Reston said Young’s slnlcmenl frombini, nccordingtoadmadministration sources. Not 1 only did Young’s controvenoverslal rcmarks steai rcslgnn d him - a move m ost Uilnk unlikeinllkely in view of be'dlsclplincilpllncd further. nlUiough Sennteitc MajorityI .about franco’sice’s African policy were, his personar 'T h is is hol Uie (irst timm e rYoung h a s cm b arro sscd the thi spotlight from Carter’s depaijeparture Thursday to osked h otthoseof theadmlnistratlon.' xilitlcal debt Carter owes him.n. AdAdministration Leader RRobt obert B yrd. D-W.Vn., nnd oUieith c r congr- views ^nd not th' • Uie adm inistration wiUitl his o(f-Uie-cu(( statements Bonn Bc (or economic lalks wlUih WeWestern leaders, but lhe poli lals sold neither Carter nor VanceVane Uilnks thif rssionalll leaders'reportediylead Uiink Youngig shoulds be ■ However, Rcston Rc declined ta comment on. to interviewers, but 11 Is tthe (Irst lime the White .they Ui also overshadowed Vance'snce's SALT mission to ofhclali • . ^ flapwawarrants Young’s resignationn froifrom his United shifted toto anano o th erlo b In Uie adm inistration, ' Young’s suggesggcstlon that Smith’^ s\jpportcrs were House, which in the past has generally coupled. G Gt eneva. onspbs^' )ltal howling behind thcmissinissionar>-killingsin Rhodesia, disavowals ot Young’sI remarksren with a rcnHlrmn- E v en worse', in Uie view oif f sorsome ndminlstralion Natlonj . . . ^ . W ashingtoiilngton w asn 't the only world cap ital ley sllll believe Young can playilay ian Important ovcrYounc’s Uon of Carter’s supportirl (ortc Ihe.ambassndor, hns officials o( and congrcsslonnl leadleaders. Young gave They Dung'svlews.. " Since becomomlng li the first black U. N. amba.-^'widor .M oscow 0 propagnndn openingling InI; the midst of the role In In .\mcrican foreign policy,:y, tespecially In '■ ory. Young has time and again provoked publicly chastised lhe formerfonr civil rights fender so .M Dndon, conservative m em ljers off the lh British In U.S. history.' IrIrlnls of Annloly Shcharanskyinsky and Aleksandr brldglngIng Uie ? a p to Uie Third W oridrid ninations, where ’In London, of angry reaction, disavowals and severely. \ ; . ment rcacted angrily to suggcsgcsUons by n stream of jickly seized the nm- helshli1 highly rcgorded. ' _Porliamcnt Secretary o( State Cyrii:ynis Vance; in Geneva (or Ginzburg. G The Kremlin quickl: er Ian Smith clarificotionsw,ns w ith his outsp

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} Timees-News r e a 4 e r s5 cdiscuss pproperty y ta x MilL lsm ) reforrms, scrijip tu r e s , clclosing laand to hilunters Trilateral[ Gommissi* sion wantss world COIm trol Edllor.Tlmcs:^ie\v.s; , considered byy th(lhe \Vhile House (Presidenl •cut back on food. producllo:llon whil6 oiir’ »“I . ' Carter is a memnembCr of Uie Commission). Government embarks onn a; huge a id f ■ . ■ W liocvcr contri)l.s llic w orljl's;l"s foodi nnd "ca lls for the; ex]exponditure of billion a program lo increase foodxkI production { wnlcr supply also control.s 'the the world'.s ' year ovoMhee nincxl fifteen years by both among our agricultural cuicustomers and poopic .nnd tlic Trllalcrnl Cominl:emission (a developed andnd undeveloped nations to prop up (he ever failing Con:ommunlst food fUDiip of pow er Kc’cklnj! onc-worlwortdcrs) is boost productiontion of rtce. whenl, and corn production system. now. m uvlnn (o j;cl conlrol of)f these Ih two inAsia. Only free people can feed■cd themselves, ifllN N M vltniart'js- ••.The progrnmrams will involve bolh non- thus, one .sure way to c o n tro•ol l; a nation Is to Syndlcalcxt columnfKl Paulll ScottS( rc-' Com m unist~•nnd nnd Communist countries, control Its food productionon and water, portcti on M a y . lOlh Ih.nt a ma.ssivei thus opeiiing thelhe way. for both. C om m unist President Carter'-s.rcccntdec:Icclsionofmore - I B A * SEEIBl mullibllllon-dollnf i nld proRrrogram lo China and Comtrimmunlst Vietnam to receive beef Imports shows that hec isis,doing what-. ■ •M W increase food production nnd curbc urb p o p u la - U.S. help lo boosIwost their food produclio'n," ' v hiic a n to ruin the A m ericannfarmer.-Inthc fi - -. lion j'rowlli in Asia had been drnv.ilrawn up by Scotl asserted.d. AAlso, "a large share of the end^we will be dependent on foreign food ■ U iZ i mcniticrs of llio conspirntorialsl TTi rila te ra l a id wouid l>o( spispcnl ove'r tlje nexi fifteen and' fiber just like >;e arca re - oil this Ci3mniis};J()ii. T he p ro jec teed d 15-'year y e a rs on w olercc;r control projecls." conspiratorial scheme isn't ' s c h c m c .c ia d M st up to S54 billion, billlc wlUi Presidenl CatCarter may ■ have trouble slopped, •- ihc U.S. expcch^l lo pick up one-third one- of convincing Congiongress lo buy (hb Trilateral , the (al>. schem e. It doc The Triialeral pbn, which Iss ncnow being courage farmerstiers in the United States to . T\vlnFalIs. PattersonI evaluates< s property tax1 refo rr

thJllor, Tim es-News: levied on the! prproperty in one year. Plan flellcvue go to tlic s1a le govcovcfnmenl. The ' jm w H I have learned tlial nt leasl four)urplansfor p. four-Is being plannedplu as nn lnlli.itive and co'iinly government receivi pro|K;rly (ax reform fn Idaho} are an being referendum. • p ercen t. Sch'ools receive .ilwiboiit,^Q advanced. • Plan.'! One,,'l'wo tw and-four would'need the city receives .c). To the treatment lo homeshon ond farms. Could pJ.in sfudics s/ioiiW lind and eJeJJml/Mfc th f ^ amount Jcfl Die assessed valuatlnitlnformuln f one and plan pla two be declared wastes and inefficiencies. would be applied and Ihc assessciesscd value unconstilulionalnal by the courts on grounds Should die. voters enact; tlthe initiative, itradictionsns don’t disisprove scrcriptures ^ nill levy to ofdlstriminatlonitlon? Idaho^s legislature must mat would be multiplied by the mill nakcanumljer Ed|,„r, TImcs-Imes-News: - . . L ib rary , iind i f b e ars,.w wi itn e ss th a t no I'dd also al: like lo (cll her oiir religious' Plan Ihrvec ^would cause the least of changes In it to make it con e s ln b l^ i the tax. :omp.illblc wllh Asanndnlllull, I Ifeel wo can gel fi5where by , drastic changes have been*n made:i Changes doclrineIHne is nol contrary to what the Bible • Plan two provides for Ihreeve levelsIc of confusion andJ ddlj isorder In govenim ent.' bul Idaho's fiscal prganlrallon. on. a n d ourr differencesdllf. as far as religiousDUS. . h a v e been m ade In punctuation pui and 'leaches,ihes, but further proves the Iruthful- Level one school dislrtcls:ls needr a dedicated financial Tederal governments intorfe property a.>«cssmcnl rales. Lev r t r e 100 much beliefs arc0 conccmed.con As 1 said before. L .filing, bul no nllerallorItions- in a single nc^5 ofof It,1 Concerning the black race, God el va lu e fo r base. The reall l esestate tax througli the ye ars In o u r daily lives. To enact thethconcpcrccnl , , -would levy 15 pc re cn l of m n rk el vj :ful for religious freedom , but. orl'gfnal Uiought. Therelore have been didnot not suddenly s change his mind..We have hom es and farm . Level tw o: 200 pcip e rc en t of h a s served oIS s tith a t b,i.se. The four m ills Initiative would invite m ore sl. ^sMlcconl™. uicroarcafcua few things in Luann Howard'sd 's thoB sands of changes fn-thcvthc Holy Bible in alwaysays knownI Uie time would come when business and industrial property1y wwould be repealed during■ing last legislature-was the California's Proposition 13 trom which | 5„ e , „ „ j „ i , g luly 9 Uiat I ffe l 1 m ust answ er. rcc'cnt- y e ars, bul peoîlepie don't say , loo the blockblac racc would rocclvo the PrtesUj- hrec would firstnttackonil.111. Idaho’s one pcrccnt Inlliatlvitive was taken «-,ih in tho assessed value. Level Uircc Id li^lh'';(pos nol have to be much abopl that. We.knknow thero - are .• ood.. Wc Wc Just dldn’l know when, :ed ra te for Would planI three thr rcduce or destroy the was written as an amendmei Include utilities. The suggested t nent to CalKoc- dclendcd, I I wonder,wo wns Noah scoffc'd al contradictions in Uie Biblp,Iblp, but wc do not' . Shele alalso says Uie P eart of G reat P rtc e is financial securil)jrilyofourschools'/ - nla's slate constilulion. In Id taxation Is 25 to 30 percent. , Idaho; the ono ” ™ J;old d thei; truUi? WTiat happeni;dI tolo condemn tha Bible bccaus:ause Uiese things wropg,ipg, I p refer to believe the ancient • Plan three would repeal Uiele eightel| mill Bellevue laxpaLxpayers paid about one half pcrccnt Inlllnllvc cannot r 'when ho spoke the Irulh? Manymy occur. The gospel wrttcrs.rrs,relate thcsamo records3rds from which 11 comes, district nnd county levy for school o f one pcrccntit of the fair market value; of amendment to our state islles were also killed when Iheyley stories differenlly, ShalLvilL'wc discard the ragnagree, the devil has capabilities to Ihelrpropertyas/ a s real estate ta x In 1377. • bccausc Idaho’s constitution i purposes. : Iruth- The apostle Paul was alsoilso B ib lcb c ca u so 5 fthis?Nevciever! • deceivecivc m any welMnlcnded people and one p e rc en t Would a votetc fcfor plan one, tw o o r four lie acUon to amend our stale » P la n four w-ould place a one what he preached. Truth doesn'tm't True our Book of Mormo:Tnon says In Alma, lhalt scripturesscr tell us to beware of false , cclllng on lhe fair market value'alue of the s vote for a laxtax increase? Less lhan one must start in the legislature, X defended! The unbelieversi of 7:10, Jesus was bom1 In lr the land of prophebphets. But wc need a prophet today as property as the total lax thalal coulda be and one haltf pipercent of taxes paid In must be rewrlllcn to fit ihe "e »" the world1 havhave always persecuted thoseose Jerusalem speaking quiteiuitc generally. It badly!ly aa: s we ever did. Pro v erb s 29:18 tell Idaho law, Uie Irulh. l l ’ssU ll happening, doesn't say Clly of JcrusaleSalem, th e distan ce us, "Where "Wh there is no vision, the people . WUh the proposed realcal estate ta»‘ intions, nlso, 4,000 changes in the l«twccn BeUileh?m dand Je ru sa le m being' perish.*-'ish.*-' You m ight find Acl 3: 19-21 and ’. - reforms prc.senling lhe abovbove menlloned Mornjon, (Shocking.) That’ss a about five miles. The wliolcwlio a re a a ro u n d A cts2:s 2 : 17-18 l interesting also, M ondale’s MUlideast trip ra•aêd \ problems, phis other unmentimlloncd.whatis more than I road of rcccntly.y. I Jerusalem might be classc'isscd as the land of 1 assure assi I am nol relying upon my the best procedure for Idalidaho people to “ has" E dllori Tim es-News: — tlJCtTcollare and wishing to high heaven has basis for this new figure and Jerusalem, • •; emotionotions for my personal conviction lhat follow? Wc noted last week's UPI>I ddispatch that they mightighl quielly and painlessly Uial it Isn'tn't whatwl someone told her whichilch I'm wondering also when/hen she mentioned mychuichurch Is tru e, bul from Uic scriptures, MARKT. PATTERSON captioned “Mondale starls tourtour of the drop dead, '* would be classclassed as hearsay. Many peopleiple " sa v e d " docs she meanI resures rrected ? If so, Uie BibleDibl which is the stick of Judah and Bellevue Mideast.l’Jlsayshere IhatMondnlndnle’s visit M ondale docs>cs haveI a Job. you know. It Is ^ a re happyy tolo believeb ev ery th in g Ihey heear. ar, I agree, everyone willill be I resu rrec ted th e Book Boo o t Mormon which Is th e stlclc of _lo Enst_JêrusaIcm has_no__f10 political ' chairing the senntftsem jnd. ifjve ever saw a wheUicrltcanit can be proved or not. wllhoul work, whether wc aiy working lo Joseph:icph: As It iclls us In Ezekiel 37: l(flD. characlcr and 'Is ••merely armaltlT''bI m: furiiblln^’umblrmblingV niibuslerlhg le g M i- ;iy page of'lheUook'om onuotfuoif ■ show'our lovc for Him'orror thanking Him; ' ' "Ihcscicsc books shall become one in Uiy • ~No to wil3emesPRSlTliirB8S Dill ~ y, id will be judged by hands,'id s," . . . g re a t Im portance lo m e aryJ m y>• family.”fan live body sorel;irely in need of competent "If Uiere arc faults they are theth e We a re still working and w Sincc the days of George Was!A'ashington, chairmanship,p.lllsoursenatc. ll • Editor, Tlmes-Ncws: mistakesi of .men, not thing.s of God."xl." what wo do. Wc couldId notr possibly bo lhe vlccprcsldcncy has been reigardodasa g a n Bul of courscirsc Mondale gets far more One ot Uie major bills cur:u rren lly being c o p ies off UieUic first edition of the Bookk of resurrected (saved) witholUioul lh e sa crifice • . RUTHSWAINSTON RU” " useless and frequcnlly cmbarrassii•assing d ra g publicity this way,wa; and lh a t, wo suppose, is a ^ d d re ssed by o u r C ongress isIs Ithe D-2 lands M orm on are in the Histortan Officeflee ofthcSavior, RicRichfield ' • on lhe market If,' indeed, therets be such a . the name of thehe ggam e. IIssue In Alaska. And bccauseISO of Congress' 'O' market. Wc cannol help but comrrommiseralc ] still like the:he anclcnt outmoded story of action lo d a le, I am w rtting5 totc ex p ress m y wllh the plight of a high-ranklianking V IP th e old m an rvhosowho: two grown sons left his concern ' of tho current dldirection and • whose role is relegated to lhathat of a home and outIt ofof his ken. One went off to w idespread support for II,R> . 3' , Lilosi•sing off lanand to hnntIters may be1 justified gloriliedpulilie relations touristit wwii ith s tr ic t se a and one got;ot totc b e a vice president of the This bill will lock up lands lar under a instructions to kccp-his mouth1 shutsht on all ' U.S. NoUilng,.w;..wns ever henrd of them wilderness classification In in proportion , Editor, Times-Imos-Ncws: There Is nowhere in'lhb'Uib Wortd th a l ytJu • catUe:le drdlnatcs lookliaoking down ‘ Shoshono industry Jobs will be sfsacrificed in sheepmenn nndand caltlcmcn may be Justified,led. ■ ran c h lands of Idaho. U,wol,would be of benefit' " • When^ c n ono considers Uie local h a m b u rg e r \ southeast Alaska alone. The■he econom y of Ono of thele oldestoldi industries in the'stalee of to the sportsmen to slastand behind Uic. ■■ heirs,i-s. wwho'Uirow nwjiy thousands,and the a re a could not w ithstanddthlsloss. U Idaholscattlc:attlc and sheep ranching: twooof- of- - ‘talllcjmen and shccpm:pmen -and work- IhousaaUKinds of dollars'-,:worth of packaging . Please ask your readerscrs lo bccome our veryy important in and independent,lcnt,,_ harm oniously w lU it^ mmUiroughe^qrtomy U '--and.-Ui[.-Uic local grocery^'stt>rcs‘'iislng P oliticians folbU ow M arx’ g o a l s belter Informed on the magiagnitudc of th e segm ents? ofof ouroi economy. Both industriesries ■ prcssi^rejj by- letter"uTilin•lling'campalgns'to T Uiousanusan^-x)f tons of cellophano, th e ccet'fs . sedonto Uie consumet-Thc,producer - Editor. Times-News:______------— ^------•Communlcatications .-and -transportatioa _____ land scl aside and Uien ask)sk_themselves, have sufferedfered a drop in profits and are the secretary of Uio-Int■ Inlcricir and con- . passed < Notice how carefully American•lean polili- must be brougought under the conlrol of • “Could my stale acceptpt lhal same being forced■ced outo o' business, tlic indcpcn-Dcn- g fe ssm c n ,;j ____ ' - • .. ‘ ' is-'caugfa u p lT iV ^ ir id v.-here he m u sfse U 'l^ s'’.'. duct ii( tha going m^rtet Itiink' • c lans in pow er have been following.ving th e te n ) governm ent, proposed 's e t aside’? " MoMosi A laskans dcncc of this kindk of people is needcdVcry'c ry -Wheii one CDnsidet^».that .lh many.cattle product ip cuts jôUld be madc^n.lhc m'lddlc ;^, goals of conquest set forth'th in the -Industry mumust be brought under the support Uieir st-nators' opposposition lo II,II. badly in thethe countryc loday. and-a losss of .rlirKfic^havchadtobciritorrowho:vliyioget. • "somp cl communhrt'manifcslo by Karl MMar arx (who control of goverrk'em m ent.. 3'J, and I hope th a t your readcaders will reach ihcse indcpcnIcpcndent people will be of greatrea t .,o n t.d rd cb t^ llie pajil.tw(i'(1 yc7rs“andyc then to man'sit' s pro/il| pgjJ cach ’ shouid sh are a —waiiidcvotcddisdpldjjfPlaUil:—1:------»Labor_'m usCm st-be-brQ ughL .u n d e r tlm_____ the same conclasion n n d^ ^ advise their .hnrmtolhisctthis country in the future.______haveUietarlftsliltedtodrodrlvcU^^prlccsot proportiportionyle' cost' of productjorii aod ^ jIc settlement of inbuuan. The calUcmiii“ should‘ hbl. ■ •Gradually bring all landmd uncler conlrol of goverri'cm m cnl, .senators. We need a sensible ■_ \ ~ 'dlslnbu '(jtoârTIie'onllreburdcn.Coyolcsdo . . governm ent conlrol. •The populaticlatlon mast be controlled and the D-2 issue, not irrespjsponslble land , V ‘ . ..hnvcjto lockups. Jo b s a re a l stake. , sh e ep s and - if, ■jio'lhirig' clSo; »Uic. •Reduce private wealth throthrough n .deployed by govigovernment. N A l a sskan'letters k saidsa suspiciou grad u a ted Income lax. •EducationT mmust be brought under the E R R O L D. CHAMPION govem’e mr m c n l' sb'ould . spend m oney In E d ilo r. Xlmes-imes-Ncws: Indaslries'ancl tp,,himtingling and trapping, rcscarccarching predator control,' Spoort^ . ♦Gradually climinale tlie transferof Iran control of govcnvcm m ent. Juneau, Alaska ■Q" L cllcrs to the E dilor: Somc^th-;^ I 'more 'T ields.-.T hc• mcni'ni 'lcL's.'r w;rite ond w rite, our : coti- wealth from one gct\cratio'n to) anano o th er b y In additionn tito the above. Karl Marx "AlaskQ" L< c^th-;^ a n d to developm ent in'm i picioas atw ut som e of ihese, a r e a s _,now proposedI forfi Wildernes.s' '•■■“grcxsmi«men and lei’s support these two abolishing all rt ghLs of inherltancc.nco. w rote in th e0 cc communist manifesto thal inglssuspicioi t)c -set aside ,for .. Industrtuslrlcs, \ •A ny who resist .such us im mmigrants igt or Iwth religionn aand the family 'must be C h u rch ’s b a d deedsdi t»'o •cent “iiflters" appeared in the designation are to .^bc - Times-Newsews 'wriUen by ^Maskaiis. WhoiVho protection, for the .samee rciist)n.’a.isorc; m c in . , NICKRORICH NIC rebcls.stiouldl)csul)Jcct lo severe:re ren p risa l. rem oved a s a1 forccfbt of influence in so c ie ty .'' E d ito r. Tlm es-Ncws: !d thCij^Titers to'.send Jettcrs^tns^tn lh e lower 48.stales, becaasca ase U tt'facts show ' DurBuriey ••Credit should I’radualiy »« broughtI ThroughoutIt It the e ntire stru c tu re of the See where Idaho's non-si„..,enat„r, -Ihe c\^■spapc'^sV P e rh a p s ‘ those’” ' Tii-In- lh a l olir resources arc^.c;. notn< being "usc^d ; . under the conlrol of the {’ovemm-nm enl., _ governm ent In Washington these prtn- •dude" In llotee " • '''“f " P' talker," Church and that “di businesses, outfitters, etc.. who w isely wlUioul detcrfor.itiitlon," loi 'I . ciples a re beinReing vigorously pursued cach' a re supporting another Ixx)»ondosBle that ie trilc uSe'^ ap p ro v ed jscd to the proposed wilderness.less . Our former Gov.^ccllII Andrus,Ar in talk in g - d ay. Only anI ovcoverall change in Uic m akeup' losl $T)00 million last ye; ion for certain Alaska lands and abour an area on^'tlfee SmjjteS River''^n ‘ Editor,'tor, Times-News: . I of the Congressess .. believe th a l this generatic)!atic)h should tlecide 'G riffinffin and ; '•Laetrile Case Ilistortes" by E ditor, Times-New.-;: G eorge Han-sen« n inI W ashington, work he ever did i.s now k ,sue Is nol to shut the doorss to now. and for nil lim e, howowlo.disposeofthe I '^Johnn A,A Richardson, M-D„ are v^cll-.-- Rcccntly a friend of ours wasvas I in Tw in Freedom lovelovers, supjwrt Congrc-ssman‘ communist canal zone, formrm erly the U.S. ;ss a re a s but to save them from.,rom.. country’s naiarah resouryjurais. Wo musl r^nrolcnrohed studies of cnneer ond laelrtlc. Fnlls passing Ihrougii and pickedM up your sen in l}ls fight to protect and' Canal (A m erica's proudcwtsl achlevementi : wUdcmcM ar . the resultsits of exploilation, lliere are vastvast' leavesomcthingforthefuf!ifufuce;" r Before)ore you try lo appear so knowledgenble " J u n e 18 issue. saveourwayof:.•oflifcandourliberty! gone to that rum -running rani ■ • areas of land in A laska th a t a re and will HILPEGARDRAEBE•HER on lhelhe ssubject (yourcdllortal of July 2), I In'lhal newspaper on page IMIM . .:you had ANN KANd, the umpire Is made sc ^ legnlw.-nl w as not one of them, T he reception by people a t leastsl loto ■o u r face ' usually correct, LOfUINEFOWLES Is good. They think'it's unique. ' ■ - B ut on Ju ly 11, nt HaiHarmon Park. ,lhc 1^1 Jero m e • o ur youngest, who is ll',*.-, won’l even i . um p ire a l Uic gam e of GenGem S tale Trophies - J e n people call him "Tlm.” vs. C entury 21 w as so one-sne-sided an d p a rtial Our lhanks for Die publicity! ^ It was incredible. I'vee bbeen-to a lot of S lip,l i e e p n j e n ys. w i l d l i f e MIIS. DUANE D. WOLFE g a m es this sum m er since sini I have four ■■ Caldwell children on differonl team:ams. When they've Edilor,Ilor,Tlmes-Ncws: lost, the umps have beenwn mostlyi fair, ond Sjwrtijwrtsmcn. If you do nol wish to se c our the Io.HS Is acccptcd wellveil by m ost of Uie so-callccalled prednlors destroyed by our players. But It's hardd to accept favortl- ovcr-ic,•r-zcalous sheepmen, write • to Uie ■ J t H av en er a d knocl>ckcd ism. Facing the ump'withwllh Uils, he sm iled Sccretarretary of Uie Interior, 18lh and C St. Edilor, Times-News: and said, “So go complait)lainl" (Supposedly NW,Wi/, W ashington, D.c:.202W. .The-current ndvertising camp,ampaign by /, to th e P a rk officials.) II repliedref th a t I knew ^ .; Suggcluggcst Ulol sincc the shixpm en wish lo H avener’s C am cra oncl Soundd is in very ft It wouldn't do any goodood sincc Uie park " dosesc UieirUi 2 trtllllon'ncrcs of prtvnlc lond poor lastc. Jl Is anotiier caseISO

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You cann cut Si;ome coorners> in caUitomobi}ile in ^urancee costs c the targel of any parfot uiis' you stop driving,ng. ycyour rates may go down mimarket value ot your car hass depreciateddc ’H you’re thi ■e obout 10 percent less. c a r liIn business. ot slash your rcpori, stariitart by asking your auto H you are nmong America’s mounlounllng tJie 65-and-over arc ol h eir r a te s lO'lS percent. Or if you h av e been driving • lolo w ell below $1,000, why not s driver, ore by no means Insurance *f*s companies base thei nlnatlng your ■ Insuranccagcia g en t if you are cnliUed to lower illHons of citizens who a rc 65 y e ars.of rs of age Vou, an older drlv work and than 1000 mile miles a w eek lo a n d from in:insurance prcmiums by climln; er driver ihan a younger partly P^ril: on how for you drive lo wt covcrage.s? If* Insurance prepremiums nt your stage of life • older, and who also drive your o\Vn'o\Vn cor. - necessarily a safer d ,-ear. Y our work.- your rates m ay go dow n 20-25 cocollision and com prehensive cov c Uie lower -insurance - your car’s total 'mUcage'each yea len. your aulo . and accordinirding to your present lifcslylc’ >u well m a y be overiookJng an Imnporionl por adult - dcsplle t I when you percent. ' . > ’ yoyour car Is damaged or stolen, able lo you,' In fad, premium mny be slashed If and wl ■rc than your advise/Ise you w hat's bcsl In your rea for saving rh6ncy - your automolomoblle premiums ovallnbli You also maylay Ret a lowei* r a te if you insurcf in; won’t pay you more [rom older policyholders . situation, isurance. liability claims fron d riv e your c arrles less s Uian 7,500 m iles a y e ar car’s co market value anyway. n adults under G5, d to Insure •• 65-and^)vor-arc sui - • from work eachich wweek and If. after your Justify Ju your continuing to carr ^nedbyotheroduits, Ige on ll, you elim inatingng your collision and com- fcstyle-now rcduces your cxposunosurc lo c la im s on c o rs owncc rellrcment,yourtoour total annuol mileage falls and ai comprehensive coverage t works oul to a lower still can reduce your preriremlums by - prehenslvcve c(coverage on an old car or by ccldenls and tlius alters your insunisurancc The net result w below^-7,60(^mUcsnllcs 0i year, your premiums st le GS-and-older In most on your cov- raising your.’our dcductlble.s no matjer-whot prcm lunT for Uio ( ,1 you're nol moy be ced b;by m oro th a n 30 percent -increasing -in your deductible on DCdS.’ . . . notify nolll your Insurance (igent Ihal yi e a m ount you your c a r’s's agagi e , ijor aulo stales, )t to be u n d ercstim ated . _ cragc,ei (A deductible is the ai RntlnR systems used by tlic ma]or driving to work or your own.n b u sin ess - a s a v l n n n o t t o h coursc, your insiirancp agent will npany lo As for Uic lower;r pipremiums for you. Ip a drlv II also Is probnljrobnblc Uiat now that your ■ ‘ mm u st pay out of your own poc:pockel If your And ol com isurefB in the U.S vary from compar anym ore, lielher your company lor nny largest slate where you are not entllled lo lower anyi innual automobile mileage Is c c: a r Is d a m ag e d or stolen.) You("ou alone musi know whelh Dmparty. Stale Farm Mutual, lar Whal you save varies fromim one in- w eekly and annual Ives lower rales to drivers 65 or atlon here Is th a t you m ny Wi ; inclined to keep your c ar decide, di based on your flnanclaiclal situation. . oH’cr) Rives ulO' Insurer In ‘tlic nallon. offcntffcrs to tliecxplanatlo and fro m ^ lo accidents - parilcu- surance sura company lo another, ai how much of nny loss you coulcould Afford to over In yourso urs'tate. ollcyholdcrs 65 or over rates Uial thal are 'css exposed lo com m uting ■ hi rc from work — and no sla slal< te lo sla te . If you hav e been coi absorb. ©19781978 Field E nterprises, Inc. e n erally 5 p crcen t low er Uian Its rate,ra te s for lo rl^ '■ellre I I w eek, a n d _ I f ‘his Is the case c, and if Ihe current al nd from work or use your betw betv een 30 a n d 100 m iles each w dults under G5. In a few stales, rotes rote: for longer drive to ond I /

ws! Twin Falla. Idaho F-3 . j SDUH®§^ - Sunday,inday, July 16,1978 Tlmoa-News] Tv, Green CG iant El gives foi[>recast

D on’t aaccept ClIASKA, Minn. - G reen■ecn G iant Co, announced It expects to report nel earning'lings p e r sh a re of l>elw-ecn 20 and 29 percent for fiscal y e!arl'J7B. a r li Thomas II. Wyma.n^.compompany president and chief a trannsfer executive officer, said camlnimlngs per share for the year will ran g e from $2.2() to $2.25.1.25. This c o m p ares to the fiscal 1977 com ings of $1.7-J per share for Green Gianl . slockholders. to o reeadily j Wyman said the profitI hiihike resulted m aliUy frcim Green Glanl’s groccry-pro■ products businc.ss and .the / chairman of tho Idaho Real L. Jam es Koutnik U vlce.chal discontinuation of Ils meat£gctcgcrallons, • he broker for the Western Estate Commlssloo and the t Net earning per share for^hc’fourihfoM qiuirier will-be. 1 offices In Twin Falls, Buhl, w p '^T‘ ■ • -Ritalty Com twpy, Inc., w llh offi betw een $1.05 and Sl.lO,I, W;Wyman said, with audited , alley. Readers are Invited to , Rup^GoodlngandSunVallej I July. rUy to the Times-News ©;• to re su lts to be announced In Jul> Bend quttUcm s ellhCT dIrccUy 1 . The execullvo officer declineddccl to specify.what 1979 !{ig In/uture columns. Western Realty for aasH-eripg lr expectations are', but he saida id estimc a te s pinpoint (o t« a gain up to $2.50 lo $2.75 pper e r shore for ihc flscol year living ill th e M a g ic V alley for PUESnON; We’ve been llvtn e nding In May 1979,. ■ »Dumôfyeai8,andourcomcom pany is now begltm lng to- - The company’s frozen foodfoods will receive a CO pcrccnl to a n o th u a re a in th e Uniled- ' ta lk about transfCTiing us to a r Increase In capital cxpcndllendlturcs through fiscal 19C0, * Sutes. Frankly, we hale to) leavelea' Uils wofwterful cenUTil, • Wyman explained, andd rreflects n goal to give - ' Idaho area sod are scdouslythJy U ilnklng,about q u llU n g tb e . shareowners a 15 percentcnl after-tax rplurn on their. conqiany 11 they m a k e tb e transfertfan mandatory. W ^t is '.. /oo tronsfOT a t this Ibne? _ * ■' invcstm enl dollar. tbe g e a iil ttend in emjfloypotj - - ' '______, ANSWER: Alot of peoplele aar re thinking Ju st a s you do, • J • ■•Therelsa'growlngrcslstanceincc inUie United States aboul ■ jelocatlJig. An3 Uic resistanceance is’^ro ln g from both the m { ■ ■ I D3avis annclounces hilis retiremnerit . ■ BOISE Oliver T. Davis, direcKre c to r of Ui'c Boise D islricl Officc listration (SMA) for the post 16 L. JAMES K O U T ^ J lK .,■ ,o i[ Ullthe Small' Business Admlnistn cars, has announced his rcUremiremcnt' from the federal scn/lcc I f r . " . - ; - / c tfccffcctlveJuly22,/ ‘ __ During his y ^ rs with SBA. DaVis’sawDavl Uic Boise office changc _ scrvicc district function, serving " yecs. The women in tiic family fromrom a brand^.olllce lo a lull sen com panies aqd Ihc em ployees stem Oregon. He has supervised • seem lo have the biggest;t objectionob to moving. Many ■» UPI alldl 0of southern Idaho and easten irovlslon of' financial asslstancitance to ever 4,000 twrrowcrs. • w ives nre nol nearly os e aigcr g e r; atJout moving as they u.«d1 - lson, LEFT, ANNOUNCES,ICES.«ftLE .; , and extension of manajjement to.be. And m ore Im p o rtanitly, tly .; 56 p crcen t of Uie A m erican n:D AIRLINE?CHAIRMAIIAN EDWARD E. CARLSOl olaling nearly $250 million, an } UNITKD itlng or prospective small business -nany of which arc as equally J. FciriK, I3nilccd prcfiidcntidcntf -—asshisslstance to about IS.OOO existlng , -wbmen now have Jobs, man) y ' • ' .. .*|)icl!«red ul ncwH confejference with Richard J*.F< ; • Im port^f to her as ihe! husband'shu; Job Is lo hlm, A ■ > - ; ■ •. V peoppeople. • > -■ <:hool and Uic U niversity of Idaho^ ,. ' trnhsfcrneccssltutcshcrflnd!finding new employment in the . - -A g ra d u a te of Boise Hlgli Schoc md athletic coach In Challls from ncv/'locatlon, and thol'lsIs not n loo easy. Another big ■ Davis was.school principal and i ived lo Roberts where he was /•. problem Is The terrific: differencedl.f In home values.'. 1934 to 1937. He then m oved Uirce years. between cities. It seems-IhalIhaLeverybody moves from a^ B o ^ iing i getss bi g Urnitedoorder'in iperintchacnt of schools for Uircc ’low-priccd.houslng area lo ao high-priced housing area;' „ A llcast it seems lo work-outrout that way. Youinovcpul of Exhaustive'technical and economic ecom ments.” your $40,iX».h6mc in Twinn FFo a lls, and find Uiat Uie sa n iee CHICAGO (UPl)-Ur- United Airlines wlll ’.'Ex Lloyd Cullow namled ed m anugcr-of Skipper’s ilysls ov er Uie past y e ar proves tha size homc.in San DlQgo.wlMUlrunyouJ95,000, ru b u y .$1,6 billion InI new airplanes from analys ' f S S n . ' In addition toQ UieUic 30a new 767s, Uie o rd e r ' ^ .w hich incorporates Ih e latest avU Another reason seems WId be'theb< tendency of people to0 Boeing Co. of SeaUlieaUle, including 30 7(77, w! !W 727-200S, w llh 132 sc a ts oyd The restaurant, will employ 15 • - hnology,-»Js Uie best new alrcrafii r a ; for ^0 new 727 TWIN FALI^ - Lloyd. . place a much higher vaiucluc ono Ihclr own life-styles andd widebody 7G7s, whichlich are still'on Uic tcchm • eac h . T he 7(57s willWill haveh; 200 s e a ls and will • president Callow has been chosenI'sen ' 'l o 20 persons on p full-time c dra\Plng boards, theJ dircdircclors of UAL Inc. • Unilc(iled," said Richard J. Ferris.-presl to extend widebody scrvicc ^ happlricM —. doing w hatt tjicy tjic want, and living where m anagcr-of Uie new Skipper'scr's rindpari-llmebasis. ■ they waijt, rather than contcontinuing to p ro g re ss in Uiee announced Friday. of Uic.iicalrilne. ,u to additional airports.alrpo -They nlso will ^ ‘This decision w as m ade on Uie m Seafood and Chowder House • Callow. 29. and Taylor are C orporate rat-race.,A s faT r oS'lhe.companyo f Is concerned, lan said the affcrafl "JJ 5'sTuture provlde,Eremcrludr fuel efficiency than many ^ A UAIi spokesm an Uie a trc ra ft In m eeting U niled's fi he re . I'.j, - coordinating all conslnicllon • i , in a n y of them a re trylng-toci! ” ^ order Is the largest "In Mb and 'n o l on Ui_e basis of nal: Callow, who has been wlUi and restaurant activities with . ■ people for yie sim pUy;Mison son that,trans/erring casts are - United ^ Id ilsIs ord(order specifics th e 7(^78 be ' the tl Skipper’s chain for the • « hoiTcndouS, a n d rn a n y coimpanlcshayc-lrfplck m p i up raUicr1 souPtfiiate."hesald. , ' Ihc general contractor.- Ron .' s w crc the fav o rite In a <'Ye led'sordtr / built wlUTJT9D-7RD-7R tngines,) produced hy p a st .two years In Boise, ome ot theloss suffered by theic T he .Boeing planes wer 'Yet. we aro pleased Uiat Uniled's c Stanley Conslnicllon.of Twin 'large bills lq_ hiak'e up *m e alrcralt as - PraU Whitneyfy AircraftAir' Division of Easl Nampa [v and Pocatello. Is change of his housing costs... spirited bidding war.ir. AmongAn the compell- îllII h(help m aintain commercial aircra Falls. . tm p lo 'y '^ in th e upw ard chan ip o rt.T h a t 'H artfo rd . Conn,n,' SoiSome aircraft induslr>- originally o from Jerome, you like the area that you nre.g tion was, Uie Europenropean A-WO Airbus, Uiccos country’s No. 1 Industrial export. r for The menu will .feature . ___ My odvlcc Is th a t if you 1 nployment experts had predicted. prcdl United would Mike Taylor, supervisor for fl Idaho, Uien sta y h e re . Tell theIC - produced by a Franco-German Frar con* ^ "mean::ans only good Uiings fos employ: rc-''''o^rt«rscaroods and chicken ;■ "i" : _ Jiving In and a rc lioppy In Idi :c of pay* spccify GeneralilElectrI.c Elec engines. the i company-owncd ’ re rhere Is more to life and livingig sortiurii. andd Ifor this country’s balance of akes with complcm'chlary salad?. cpmpTuiy to go lo helK-Then *•-- staurant s at 3()8 Blue Lakes •.th a n b e a m in g a client forof ulcersul and heart attaiSKiriini—il------. )pen- de ssert and beverages, Taylor . IBoulevard N-. said Ihe open ' ' corporate Jungle, MCH wake the marir h e t" ' Iing is scheduled for Juiyy 25.25 - . said. ' - '•QUESTION: I h e a r t h iIt t somesoi guy out b) tbe East Is Single womei plnriritn^ ^~h»ll(Ttng fl hig $30,000. Why can’t WO get someson of Uwse out In our area? , ANSWER; You're probably;ibly referring to William Lcvltl, Condldominiui]ttiindiist) a Kihot one th e builder who de^^ opedMl Ulcth' big L evitlow ns p ro je c ls In Is By LIDIAVWASOWICZ WAf ■ ' ' th e NortheAstem Unllcd1 StatesStat a fte r W orld W ar II, He is •ectlng o u r W hile averagege nniw-housc i' prices on the M E N I^ PA R K. CallCalif, (UPl) - Tht "Accordingly, "A' wc ore.redlrectlni a tremendously successful:ful andi knowledgeable builder, company • West Coast*-appn-approach $100,000, con- jn condominium Industrystry can< thank singles, marJiarkellng approach," says con and he Just recently announclounced a 10,000 h o m e pro jec t in im now on, dom inium s aree sellingscllli fdr'alwut half thnt ]y p a rticu la rly single women,womi for ILs boom ing presl•esldenl b e s B. Nelson,' "From no Flo rid a w here th e hom ess a rcn going t o ^ a ppfoxlm alcly ;c fourplcx nmoim t. s u c c e s s ,- we’lle’ll b e aim in g o u r low-pricc foi J29',900. inrkets nnd In Uic Seattlee development.devc iJic average he Natlorially, the incldcncldcnco of purchasing homfjm es a l singles in all of our markcl TTils contractor buildsIs oneor of'Uic best buys in Ihe n." unit price w9s S36.00($36,0()0. cc by “ non-lradlllonal'‘I” buyers l)u; Is rcportcd as, spcciKcllically ot Uie single woman." United Slates today. Thehe homesh wili l>e two or three is' people m hking 410,000 lo ' • In In anoUier condominium developselopmcnt in “ T h at means' peo| bedroom s and a ll wilt haveave twot baths. M a ile r of foci, his,1s '' very high, 150 percen t $ 18,000 a year■ could easily qualify,’’ says r ^ . rc buying ns m an y a s 20 NorUiem ort California, moreihon 50 pi re-entry Into the housingig marketm after having sold outlut ■ "Single people a rc l>ii; 1. president of ihe N orthwest AT t the buyers to date are si^ bb, , saysays R oy R obert Be Van. pres rqualnted M oney Offer his projects ond constnictioriction company to the Intcmationon . pcrccnl of single familyfamii homes In some ot th :..B.Nel.'ion in ScatUe. Special G et-A cqu icsler, owner of PromcifCorp..irp.. iaeon-' subsidiary of L.B.N ph Company a few years ago. Is subdivisions, and In In condom cc inium s, you Resl minium owners have the Telephone and Telegraph Ci omhilum management companyipany. And A nd condomlniui f o r H o3 mm ie o w n e r s — lavc had. His ideas and theoriesles get Uircc limes lhat ihal numt)cr," says dom tagcs ot no out.sidc main- the txsst news that wc hove ticre are very few Instances5 of t tw-o or* added advantages / u p t o $ 1 0 0 0 a n d p a y larketing can offer noUiIng but,ul Michael Sumichriisihrast,. director of (her )nslbllltlcs, security slcmm- lets you borrow u| on construction and mark( nore single people pooling togetherether to buy icnangc rcsponslbil. Idlng Industry, c o n tra c to rs In ourlur cconomlcii and slallstlcillstlcs for the Natlon.il mor [eresl in 3 m onths! good for the public, bufldlng ne unit, he soys. ing from communlt;munlty living and proximity just $15 Interf country, and the reai estateilolc agcnls. When he developss aJ, A ssoclallon of Homene BuildersDc In Washing- ond lation and. clly centers. WWhy have singles taketaken to to iransporiotion project, they a re not onlyJy terrificte buys financially — but,ut ton D.C. ions? “factors Jusl as InImportant to Uic young. Incredible IsapovcrwoTworked adjective these days, Corp., a builder and ' comondominlums in such proportions? they include a Ircmcijdouslous amounti of amenities - suchich - L- B. Nelson Corp the market swinging slnglp;lp aasJ s lp Uic elderly w idow ,"— -b u l that’s the only way to describe our 3*month ts, developer construcitructing 3,000 con- “ Single Vi-omen oro one of tlie r ' OS golt courses, swimmimming pools, tennis courts, Iatcd home saysSumichrasl.asl. ‘ ■' loan ollcr. 1 Q ' dominiums along theIhc Pacific1 Coast; has segiBgments hit hardest.by Inflated ig it? Simple. To get you accom m unity recreation holl;halls, shopping facilities, and a e one of Uic^ ' T he owners.U them; iemsclvcs agree, W hy a rc w e d o in g it ; In found 60 p c rc en t ofif theUic buyers in Uic first pr'c>rlccs, and condom inium s oro one quainted wilh the wayray wetlo\ business at Dial. Wc lot of other goodies th a tI havehav m ode th e h o m e s he b uilt In islng money ' “I bought myny condominiumcor bccause it’s f. J p hase of th e projectcl InI n ScatUe ; a re sin g les, easl leas expensive forms of housing fccl conlldcnt that attcalter you experience our cogr- . the past years some off UieIhe best buys In-Uie couniry. I a really good)d investment;inv Uiere Is no :an buy.” says Nelson, tesy, friendilness, e cffi ffic ie n c y a n d s p e e d , y o u ’ll Is able to swing il to gel Uic[he wlUi 50 pcrcont of themslnglewomen.th e m ; can nointcnancc; there Is a sense .don’t know how he, is ol hassle wiUi m ointe come to us Ihe nextt linlim e you ncfed money. ^-government off his backck —- to (he extent' lhat It is on n i n t ^ ' x r communityly aboutabc living here,” says In a nutshell, here'sI’s thet olfer: Borrow by August ' everybody else’s back.. In Uie rest of th e c o u n iry itil Is . Burley QOi'company filess fo r bankrupL l U L l ^ y Phyllis Bellem.m. aan n InsuranceI underw riter, 31st and alter 3 monthinths pay us back in one smglc estimatoJ that govemmeniment regulations (lhat includes ^ , . “in a house,ie, you’reyoi cut off. unless you payment at an annualial pcrcentageratcoff |ust 6%., 1 may olccl a a couplc., It'sU’s vveiy hard Uicsc days for . city, counly, nnd federal)-al) addo about $0,000 in additional5"] ’ TWIN FALLS /^ A bankruptcy action RURlchanlson’s Flreplaccs and may Approval is subjectt to our usual credit require- itoflndascnseofcommunity. . me examples of how little your -• c o st to every new house,c. ThisTl- Is a co st fo r w hich you 8®gel has been liled in BoisBoise by Richardson's tnitrustee or a commlltce of creditors single people to flm mcnts. Here arc some i so transient,” she says. "Yet. ' absolutely nothing exceptcptahlgherprice. a ' Flreplaccs. Inc., Burley, Burt wllh Uie first 1 n„v i c i r Everyone Is so U-ai loan will cost: Roland 0. Severson, Routes, Be ... QUESTION: I understandland Uiat one of the prcAIems we meeting of creditorstors loI be held In Twin ir you do havem loio nmove, a condominium is ■*: I ' k Ttal AMOurî ot Jerome, has been appointed in \l c o s t SINlJlL PAVWtNI - have about getting loansIS In UUs a re a Is Id a h o 's usui7 law Failsaug.l5, ^ somuchcaslertodcrtodi-sposcofUianahousc.'’ AMOimr loiA i. cc serve In th e absence of a trustee ch o r LOAN o r LOALOAN _Af U » .^_M0NI.>iL tbat llmlU tbe Interests t rn a te to 10 p e rc e n t. D oes Uiis^ M,S. Young, Idahoiflho bankruptcy Judge, te ec lec te d b y F o r Uiese and otheroU reasons, the demand i 400 ____ $ f>______$ _____ ■ .....itaHy have an effect

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i Jansson said one reason forr the salvage yard silclie nextn< to Inlerstate 80 Mattson, competitor Charleses JanssonJ j Is .Charles Jc By RAY SULLIVANSUI Ma p for North. spruclnR up his 13-acre yardIto to clchangc the trend to nealeatness is more women shop for Tlmes-NewaJews Writer spr Jid a Miller says, “Therer h e r e pro b ab ly will be 300 old “junkyard” ImaRc once automaticallyauto used vehlckIcle part-i today than they did a MAGIC VALLEYY ~- .n Lady Bird old lo400 on it whenI It’s Tfull. And I’m going lo’ a s s o c ia te d w ith th e a u to p a rtsts indin d u s try . couple decacc a d c s a g o . Johnson ever Rets to 'Twin Falls, shc!ll ass ifica- be putting up a 50-by-10050-by- foot building for A decade ago It wasn't uncomicommon to go . Before LaLady Bird’s Hlgliway Beautifica- have to put UarRcr-Mal•Mattson Auto Salvage A 9G0s, d ism a n tlin g .” intoa “Junkyard" anywhere: in ththe country tion Act pasja sse d C ongress In llie la te 19G0s, onhcrlistor‘‘mustshopsh o p ” p la c e s. into ienls Miller believesIS thothi trend is lo havc^ U iat lite ra lly w a s Just th a l. Rlu sste te d h u lk s of th e im a g e ;ol of a Jiinkyard lim ited th e c lien ts It Isfloublful the wlfiwife of late President Uia everything ovnilable\a b le w h ere It c an bc found*— ■ v e h ic le s w ere p rec ario u sly sita to c k e d 10 to 15 p re tty m uchjch to males. — Lyndon Johnson woulc/ould be Interested in veh ailed easily. "Some partsarts youj hove to leave on , hiRh with hobgoblin plies of p:parts piled “Before tle that act. tiuit’s wlint they called • buying nny car or• trttruck parti, but the hlR ore,” cars, like body parts,parts it’s Just as well to. ovorywhere. /I them h uit t we're nol tiial anymore,” c a ta ly s t o l th e H igliwiway ay Bcautiflcatlon Act ovc ‘ Is a leave Uiem oni n'n car1 as slacked up If a customer needed a part,inrt. a grease- .Tansson claclaims;-“A Junkyiird to me is a unquestionably would)uld be Interested in I: yard, somewhere. Butt wewe do want to recycle covered character in o'* raramshackle scrapyard,d. I mean a scrap iron.yard, seelnR what manaRer-iRer-owner Norm Lan- cov th e o u rs and, you knowow, , kek ep It de ce n t.” tarpaper shack Rreeted a- requrequest for a Somethingig that Isn't saleable to the caster terms a "sup(supermarket'’ for re- tar jaler also, Miller said the lernl direction • public.” A iised car dealer cycled vchicle parts.s. part by pointing out the Rcneral Y a rd s slistill contain wrecked and worrworn freeway side of the yardyi Is being screened To Lancaster, tliele wordw “junkyard” Is in in\ w hich it m iglit be found. icks gradually out huiks. ..bi but the vehicles often iiave beeibeen wilh an elRlit-foot-hlgot-hlgh pinewoocl fence, to an anathema. It iss easierca: to understand Today,1 the tarpaper shacks ipaclous head- stripped ofof all usable parts In a dismanlllantl- screen the wreckedked vehiclesv from passing why he calls Bargcr-Mir-Mottson a ’‘superma- .artare being replaced with spacli when first hauled In the gates,;, motorists. Only thethe usedi vehicles will be . ? the 15 aercs of neatly ' quarter quj buildings where thele cucustomer Is ing shed wir rket" after vIcwlnR the isassembly pad is really a factor)ctory visible. s ta c k e d ro w s of p a rts stosl re d on th e lo t ju s t greeted gr( at counters holding inveiInventory files “The disa pioyecs where In reverse,se. The factory lakes parts^ ancand “I’m nol goinging lo l do much on the west ot Twin Falls. tellingtell neatly dressed employe lied. -put.-s'Uiemm together and we take theirthem freeway side, there’slere’s not much room. But And across' HiRliwajiiway 30 fro m B arR er- the the necessary part'ls stpckplled. apart.” Lar-ancastersald. the other end where,’here people enler...I plan )cing photngraplu'ii and slrlppi-'tippc'tl ■ on pu ttin g a c a ree ta k e r 's hou.se th e re w ith a ^ g g g s B s s s k 16 lia re .ssiieet metal. Uie inimliereitiered nice y a rd , 1 wantit lIt ll lo o look nice, too." f skeletons no of cars arc carted outsidee an(and • ■ - nesldty creditingItlng Lady Bird Johnson (he locatlnitions marked on separate-cardcards with tliAposltlveive changecl of Image the I ]' p laccd in1 a centra! filing system withth tinIhe aulomollve recycling rocy( industry is | l pictures., T: There tlii'y reiiijiln until hougliiouglil altaininKîncastera s te r sa id th e e n erg y crisis, I off to a cru.slier for sc ra p me lalal. l, pro v id ed iTi^cIi ofthelmpvlus,o f th e • ' 'T n ic k -s> a re .coiiipluleiy .slripped down clow, "One of Ihe theoriesthee behind the In - bccau.'io tillth e re Is mor(! (iem and tor body Ixid, (luslry's nationala l pupul b lic rela tio n s e ffo rt Is ~ ^ M f« parts andd tthey are more inlerchangeahl'eable theenurgy crisisIs mma( a d e people m o re aw are , > • I jH tlian cars,rs, he added, "There ore m mor o r e ,, of recycling, e ven e n thouîthi wc were doing il 1 1^1 __pickups aand r trucks registered tn Idaho Idah :iO yoars beforeL‘ thethe word was pul in Ihe ' .[,!•( • Ihancars." dictionary." he exexplr p lain e d . Clianglni:Ing an unwanted iinane isn'l isn The l.:iOO membnembers of the natlon-il alw ayseasy, as .lansson relates: “(The “(Th organization — ' the tl Automotive 1)1- change)is is about like daylight and dark. darl sinantiers and RecyclersRecj of America - \S& We h av' m e m ore waj'S to dismantle ourrears. ear: • fell iSarger-MaltsonItson was a prime example And wu e seusi d n o t to h av e an inventoryry bul l)t of that change lastlast) year by naming ll tiie I Jo, You’ve got tfttiavea nwgazli]g azln e w in n e r o'f th e ADRA’sAE Improvement- , ou know w h al you've gol.” Beautification ConUContest for salvage yards J) of tho addltluiiiil papcrwiirl•wiirk, withelglittoiêmpliemployee.';:------Ihe never-finished task ot woed WL-e Lancaster's beaming bean smile tells Ihe "We sprayed the yard1 tlith is . v ie w er It w a s worth wc the money his ' th e 20-year veteran ofif tlth e c o m pany sp e n t tospruceupthcyard,lo spi ■■ ■ g industry, said, ^'The weeds weec For example,I, lo clearc the property line . fa.sler lhan the spray. Gotta spraysprr bordering Rock< CreekCre( Canyon.of cars lliat a g a in . T h e. w eeds Is. grow ingIng .soj u se d to b c p lie dJ tto o lhll: c ed g e co st S5,000 and . ha rd lo see Ihe c a rs any m ore.” re .” Ihe cooperationon of0 Twin Falls park »)cforeyou . „• officials. on said lie has been graciuai On toj) The old wrecks:k s w e re lifted b a c k 30 ft'cl shelving for parts storage ai • there Is Hi from the edge and that side of the yard ed It will be another month hefo conlrol. " “ ‘■‘j fenced In and trees tr e e s and shrubs planted so everything “in shape the way spring.” I , that In a few years they won’t be visible lo he, 11 ta k e s a loiy; tim e lo do ih ..recycling côiiiat , . fromillgliwayM.30. ■ ' • y'ou s ta r t out lh a t w ay a t first, I' grow ed fa.s ^ . ,‘r U nlil th e n atural lu ra lscreen Is higli enougli 'e r h e re 20 y e a rs, and If you doi ______this fall ai “ ‘ to do the job. LancasterLane will be ready to t, ll g e ts w orse and w orse,” ^ ■ i n - remind the customer custc whose tongue * 1... ' -v- ;ng off organized Is Ju.st whwhal inadvertently pronounced pron the' place a ” itU7.z '' M iller h as In m ind,d, TlTlje "Junkyard.” a d d in g sli it of Ills aulo salvage buslnejslnes's He'll Just collarillar thet: Individual and lend ...... "■ • estimatedfrom the Idaho Department,lent, ol them lo his nearbynrby paneledi office where a L\Nh A 1 \ AINiIN.5 FILING SYSTEM ft, lie has orlalioncv only a moiilh ago, MillMiller framed, felt placard placj proclaims: ‘Tni ^ , w anl It to ! ilopiicd at front ■ars n e a tly lined up ori liis fo uiir-iicre r-ac Okay, God Doesn'tis n 't Mf ake Ju n k .” . . .. p pariH a for Hiilc nre'cnlnloj unless you 4 Tlm oa*Now8. TwinTwin Falls, Idoho Sundoy. JuJulylO b , 1976 been o v e r w atch It, ll S ta rtin g V — R o b e rt ” i rec ip ie n t license fr T ra n sp o rt OJ- h a s GO c a r H,

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‘F I S».T.’: . SiItalloiMle losess this nround[ . i l s “ F .I.S .T .” a ra lh c r orld,. Uie only organlzallonon generates. Why Uien Is"! ’nlual leadership of one of thelhe largestI: • the undcrworl c? In the first place, By SHELLY KINZELKIN evenlt lougli to combat "legalized”d” mediocre enterprise? In Ions In th e U nited S late s, powerful enoui Tlm«»-Now8wr-8 writer unions :i Ills new-found associates.-;s,‘ ^ Uie In trlc o d c s of UicIC laborlab< movement are^ rhe sago of .lohnny Kovak is; one which crime. With 1 ly. In the sccond place, A fter Kl- much aeclnln:lalmcd sueccss in The iks the back of management,nt, ■ . skim med over lighUy. In h a v e c o m e to know so w ell, ppe'rliaps e rlit loo -lolmny breaks more caricature than "nocky, " Sylvester StalkItallone musl have weha^ #er, and becomes one of Uiehe • the characters are more II. A hard-working young man,an, .lohnny.1 soars lo powei id. In Uie Uiird place. dioson his next film with great trcplda- well. J ircs-in the laljor movement.nt. flesh-and-blood. And, in spises th e conditions u n d e r wh hich lch lieI a n d le a d in g figure: Int of view . In ste a d of a tlon. “nocky,” a wcll-wril-written screcnplay despis > to minimize his contact withith th e re rea lly Is no point of lers are forced lo labor. He makemakes vain .lohnny tries tc 1 study of a fasdnallng with warmth and scnsltlvliltlvlly. was a hard others )rld. but once he has sold out')Uf carefully delineated stud cm pts to.negollate with his employers.empl tiie underworlt ry's history, wehnve a , ■ act to follow. When “F.I.S.T.” “F.l opened, atlcmi vay to extricate himself. Whatlat period In our country’s h nally, he begins to organize UietJic men In tiiero is no waj TV mlnl-serlcs. (At most critics were quickck tot( point out that ' Flnall t was a means to victoryiry tepid, superficial TV m cst. At Ilrst, those In power#er merelyr he thougiit , v I think will be Uie • Stallone had Indeed madondo ai blunder. In all camc! n ean s lo lils final de slru clio nI, , least, Uiat's Whal I 11: K k h is effo rts, b u t a s th e unionon becomesbe becomes a me: rthls film.) Asmatter- fairness, I must sayay lhal althouRli mock w hen “ B ig B usiness’' a n d “ BJig ig approprlale fate for this jre of a threat, they lakeike dra-stlc< Ala time wh andliumormakelljust . “F.LS.T.," currcnUy/ nppearinu np pt tiic more n appear jis identical twins,, it • Ing of sex, violence a n d h :asures to squelch Its progres:igress. The Labor" often f T w in a n d .lero m e C inemm asa s, does no l hold a m e a si ■J, lo look ba ck a t th e be ginningsIgs b la n d cnougli fo rT V/viewing. view , suit Is brutal violence and bloodshed. bloo is re fre sh in g lo candle to “Rocky,” Stalktallone still K‘ves a result [1. 11 is also stimulating to :kened by the deatii of ills iils • fellow of unionism. Jier sad for Sylvester charismatic performance.nee. Sickei .• Ihc role of power in our)ur • All of Uils is raUier s )rkcrs and overwhelmed byy tlie tin odds contemplate I As .lohnny Kovak. a powerful lalxjr workc i.the corruption ll Inevitablybly Stallone, wlioseems; lolo bebe a talented actor. lalnsf him, .Johnny allies hlmselImself. with- .society and 41 leader, Stallone is earthy■thy a n d p a ssio n a te . again: Of coursc, 1 would likeIkc to sec him in a role Modeled on the lale .lamesm e s H offa, K o v ak is _____ ^ which requires an EnglishEngl dialect oUier d e p lete d a s a fiercely dcdlid e d ica ted m a n ru le d < ------than substandardrd 1New. Yorkese. more by his emotionss Uiantlu his inlcllecl. HH » Hopefully, he wjll expancxpand his repertoire in The story of “F.I.S.T.,”which v stands for L i \ Uie future. The mo.st(o one. n e c a n say rigiilnow Federation of Interstatelie Truckers,1 traces f ~ i u t r e i l' is; Sorry, Champ-"F.l-"F.I.S.T .” just didn’t the rise and fall of a younyoung man Irom his STfnccks&ti ^ pack the pundi of your>ur e ca a r ile r triu m p h ! early days as a unionan organizero lo his II' - The Cartel■er’’s favorite TalIley salys artt can ci•hangee societ^ty construction . worker.:er. 1his years as a what I thinknk you can do Is give them iewsScrvice clolhlolhes to philosophies of life. welfare ca.seworker,er. aand his master's CountiyStylcNewa I did." says somelhlnglotl0 think a b o u t.’ mes Talley’s music "And "A look whal Bob Dylan did, degree studies of Depres:epresslon-era art forms NASHVILLE - James and fierce- Then Talleye yadd.s: C he’s know n. le lhe robust, black-lwardcd and have been a powerful"crful" influence on his sp rin g s from th e people he' ned at'the "If you can:an move them ... If you can He comes across likeic plainpi folk. Maylw lookliwklng singer who performed singing and songwriting.•iting. lauguration of Jimmy Carter,r, starredsta at make them lailautUi... If you can make them and the others of his . lhal's why the 34-year-old•-old O k lah o m a lx im Inaui Actually, Talley and WhUe House Reception, a and n d a g a in ^ cr>‘ ... I( -'generation are notlot ririn g in g so m e th in g - Talley is President and anc Mrs. Carter’s a W :an make them outraged ... If r. nppcppeared at the, Executive Man-sloanslon when "If you radically ' new toI coucountry. Many say_’ favorite country singer. intry music you can mak(like them angry ... If you can H ie s th e 0-to-.S a n d 1C the Presidenl honored counlry they’re reminding■ couicountry of Its tiack- He not only verljaliief m a k e th em hlui a p p y ... all their trials and fflc ia is .' ' . _ . ground - and Uiee pecpeople wlio produce ' .,. 7-10-3:30 lives with all 1 change the "If you can;;in move Ihuin ... which Is tho the working man’s "1 ' * think Ifs pos.slblc to char j„. counlry music for recordrecoi companies and struRRles, but also the hat you can whole functio:tion of art — wjiellier it be w to this country. cuUtulture. Bul I.drfn't Ihlnk thal j who program it forir radradio .stations t which sp irit a n d contrlbutlon.s to h.l song." painting, sailciilpture. photograpy. writing, aboul some of the mmedialely leach people with a so obviously don'l wanlml lo hear such remin- "The sonRs talk aboi Jlng session or singing —•--then you have given them Talley recounts a recordlnj' d e rs ) . ■proWems we're having,/Ing,” he declares. ;er of Merl something lollo think atx)ul. ;lrongly in the power . vhere '^hei Ken Nelson, producer c _ j;„ “Some stations plajpl:iy the worst lhal "But I believe vcr>- stron 3f the most- "ll sets thdheir own whwls to turning - so .. Hag;la g g a rd nlbum sN ind one of thi c o u n try m usic h a si tolo oloffer." lie declares. , ofarttochanRcsoclcty.” isic. lold hini yon are not)t ( exactlj* teaching them .‘You :■ ■espected re sp men in country music. I ■ “ Som e .statioius p lai;iy y theth lowest common - H e c ite s the B eatles. a re giving ttiellicmfcKXlforthoiighl. changed lhe whole he sam _ e thing. f,„- denominator of music.luslc. Tliey are playing ______. " 1.00k,.hnw..lhoy__ch:ii in either. IJiit "That's whwhy I'm glad there's ro- radiiidlo saw.as Its market In early in th e counlry th a lI a rer c rre a lly into tliat. , day.s. ke a painting to stick In B ut thoughIgh the working man songs areire a ' , fo' lheclo.set... big part ofif hhis life, there's also room for ito a story to file it In a blues, womeinen trouble, and slippin' aroundKind ‘“^0“ • draw er... riiaslc. ite a novel for no one lo ly of u s go out e v ery d a y a n di ppu u tl ^ o r 7-10-3:30 w o rk d a y — th e s:ima m e e v e r read ... I;,,.. "You wanl ll shnnshared — bccau.se you I nc time, doing the same thing.” ______wanUlo-movc-people-»ple_JlIsJikc_lhlsJcadln ______j Ig proccss. It’s a shamehame we arc faced with ;sn'l have lo be. Bul ll is, fpy Ih at kind of situ atiolion. n , >r 'S h e ’s th e O ne' from m y ng against capitalism. I bum?" he asks. "She’s the•one one "I-have nothing afi methroughallof this.’’ feel wc hav e th o bx e B st t cC( o u n try In th e w orld. stand tosee the morning come,,C "I lo be: a a II lltUe bit more of a person until I worked for the evening rain's still falling;(.; socialist-leaning porso crday — Ihey're all the same.y the government forfor slsix years ~ and .saw ) m a n y , m a n y m o re to follow7 ." " ' w h al a m ess th n t w as. 1 — Hardhlt Music, Jam es Talley, “ I realized th nt na cocoi n c e n tra tio n ofp o w e r counlry music and the bluess are;jre 'J* dangerous; as i: the concentration of he same. Jimmy Rodgers wasv as ila c ap ita l - 'c a u s e it Isis aall one a n d lh e sa m e , ger. it’s the music that tellss tht(he "It's like 1 .sayy In 1the song, ’Are They itory. Gonna Make Us Oulla'O utlaw s A gain’: e alw ay s fell since I c a mne e tcId “ T here h a s alwv aya y s Ib e e n a Im ttom , he adiLs. "thal there w;is;is .s(.so "T liere h a s a lwvaysbeenalop; ay s I j r e th a t w as possible In a .cionj; .tionj • ‘'.Some

jf “I feel cot .£_ one and the X-’ blues :^nger .people’sstoi J J "I have ; S Nashville," M ff much more t o f th a n lo Just F M slippin' aroi 11, loo ...bul "1 think .Ix jlh ," T aliey a d '"^Swsi innw cetit Oliviia go t Ip lu m irole

Counli^lj^cNt[ c N c w S e r v Ic e . . Ihithe sccond of a Ihrct^film,, milm illio n -d o lla r ------HOLLYW OOD -'By all standards, il - packagc pa in which producerucer _6tigwood J ' wasaplumofarofe. showcasessh Travolta. And while everyry- nu: b ile s ta r le t in The aclor, who won cnormourmous popular- Hollywood luslcd afterfter th e Ju ic y part.'^ hot lt>Ity a s B a rb a rln o on T V ’s “ \Vclc-ycar-old dudue -to be released for generasneral showing e x p a tr ia te from A ustral-stralia who never acted Ulthroughout the United Statess J Jur u n c l C , ' in her life— camo to laland thelu-sh part of 11 comes on Uie heels of Stigwood’sI "Sandy“ in whal Isi oxpex p ec ted to b c th e box pliphenomenal smash, ‘’SaturdDturday Night office sm a sh of lh e year...y e ar ••Grease.- FtFever.” and will be 'followollow ed by ;i . I ^{?imply piit, Oliviavia wa.s ••Sandy.” Of drdramaUc comedy, "Moment:nt to Moment" course, 11 didn’l hurlh u rt th a t m illio n a ire wlwlUi L ily T om lin. producer Rot)erl StitJ’Stigwood (the llhbcrt (Aclually, Stigwood's nextext bI: ig -f ilm is SllRwood Organizationtion and IlSO Hccords, ...“. "S i g l. P e p p e r’s lyonely H e artsClubBand,” rts Cl manaKcr-producor ofof I Uio Bee Gees and a ai musical fantasy put to BeaUes'aU e s' tu n e s and C re a m ; p ro d u ce r ofif ththe e s ta g e h it, " H a ir .’' st;starring the Dee Geess aiand Peter Uie Kuldinj’ genius. behind Iwh tho Broadway FiFra m p to n . production, movie: anand album, "Jesu.s (Stigwood is considered "sm;•'sm art” in the , Christ Superstar" ancand the producer of tntrade. He knows how lo crossDss ppiro m o te his • "Saturday Nlglil I'cver'ever") is also a native prproducts. As wllh ''Saturditurday Night PSffWH . ■ ■■ ' Australian and anoldfiaid friend. F(Fever,’-’ "G rease’’ and '•Sgt.;t. PPe e p p e r” w ill P * The female lead in “"Grease,” however, hrh a v e double a lb u m p a ck a g es:s—onhisHSO — < suils01iviatoa*‘T.’' H(Hcconis. The movie helps make lhe songs Tlic piovie, ,a nost.ilostalgia musical tliat ' hi'h its a n d Uie song.’s lu re peoplwople Into the takes placc in lhee "1"Fabulous Fifties,” mm ovie. deals with a summericr rromance between a ecomc Uie biggest sellingelling record of Icather-Jackctcd loughoughie (TV leen idol alall lime. II-Is already lhe biggestbigg selling John Travolta), andid theth adjustments and dcdouble soundtrack, and four)ur songs» from IrlbuJalions they mustTiust fac e w hen school ,UiUie film h a v c hit th c T o p 10 on thlh' e c h a r ts , ' s ta r ts a g ain . (Likewise, "You’re Thee OrOne That I . A nd only Uic A ustraistra lla n th ru s h — w ho w;w an t” fro m ” G re a s c " a lre aady d y h a s be co m e / w a s lh e C ountry’ MMusic Association’s aa million seller. Indeed,. aso s th is w as fe m a le vo c alist of UieyUie y e a r in 1!)75 — could wiwritten, it had hit No. C cnon theth nallonal '."A •combine all Uicsequallllualltlcs: chcharts and was still climbingn g — a fte r only • - • •She looks young’ enouglienc to be Ihc teen- scsev en w eek s.) a g e d "S a n d y ." But back to Olivia, Did slicho ww; a n t lo p la y / •She projccli; lhee sweetsw Innocence of a "Sandy?” ' - ~ c h e e rle a d e r w i^ hicr e r soft,s( blonde hair and - • - wide, vulnerable babyaby Iblue e y e s. According i to one r^w rt,•t. ••she••} d id n ’t •She can sing —- a decided plus jn a hesitate he ... lo accept the partirt afterafi having I______------m u sica l. tuitu rn ed dow n lite ra lly dozenss of s c rip ts a n d |OLIVIA NEWTON-JOljJOllN HAD KICHT QUALUALITIES ; "Grease,,” • adapted->ted-%um the longest • -• offersofl from major film studiosidios since first running iJroadway' maslcalmu of all lime, is - c "ca ap tiv a tin g th e c o u n try In 1375,375, ...nhc.didn't hmihm itutc to pluy in ^ r ccufic’ m c '

' * I ■ . y 1 3 s o n m lake aI cornel3b ack I ' ’ W ifee helpeed Gibi - ^ ■ - K " , ixmtryStyle News Scrvlce ■ ke ep It q u ie t.” m N ASH V/ILLE ir -T h e new Don GlbsorIbson,', . Gibson,,’4G. Is,ats at i the mountalntoR, the' - -J ' , ’ showcasingIng his perfonnlng ablllUcss anand '"'“•Secondtime.During!irin g th e i>cak o f h is e a r w r Ing skills, hns moved to centerenter Oie first' g5»round,nd,llbpluiig lib 9dM ntoplllsfor^' ^ poised for/greatcr. accomplishipllsh- years, hele salesaid, finally breaking Uic / , an he has ever known, habli a (cv^cora'agore'ago. . / / , he Is blending the succcssas he h Nowthafhe'sotth5 a t th e s u m m lt^ g a ln — Jn . registeredHi iin the past with a new. locsoiocsor,. r .both writing' and |pôrm ing • (he’s- a ■ r-■0. \ -j . fre erJlfestysty le. .'rogiilar oti thec GnGrand Ole’ Opry— a S m ilingg flfrom beneqth a new beardd — a ' ■ pi^sitlori he treasureasures), Gibson ^bas found /^ ymbol of his hew way of life -— * new happiness; iu^fneW country music ' Gibson tell:ells the world Utal he did1 NONOT - . fans the world ovCr, On_a rcccnt ioiir of • m a k e th c: cch i an g c by him self. Europe ho^lscovehe»vehed fa n s w o u ld w a it Iri ' "B obblI (his wife) is rcsponsible.’VUiÛie ' line, all Any Jiistlist Uto secure hts valued ^ H ickory RRecords e star told CountryStyle.ylo. autograph, ^ \ ’s with pride that he points to U:the ' "I was talkingig loto !Don Evedjf about li.^ J 1 yiyoung brtmette who helped!d hlihim - and ho'sald h6r never-beforcncvc had llkedfe/ . ... turn It all aroimd.,.In fact, w IUh.i .J herk sign autographss tooloo imuch — but he aSded' f * g u idance2 aand his dctermlnatton, QJi^ i& n ' that — like me — he d id n ’t m in d sta n d in g , ' broke ut iof a cfcaUvc slump that'hci t 'h a d -th ere ' fro m nowu ori sig! n in g h is n a m e fo r driven him lo Uie wall. Uiose people, btûse they- were so ' E^ycn before, there was the problemlem ofi sincerc." • pills a n dI boboozO — th e long sto ry to ldI p ia nr y G ib so n 's ly ricCS s of jy e s te r d a y w e re s a d — , / tim es o v/er e r by the stars of the entertalicrtaln- “ and they .sold mlUl'millions. Today they are ' • ' irld. B lam e It on th e long, g rujelling c llir . ' happjf ones — and rmarK'a chongp'in his • road ps — or whatever — Don Glbsc31bson . prlvaw and publicblic 111life. SHU the^ keep the? :* sta n d s taill ll ia n d te lls th e wo rld ; cash registers5 rlnfringing thnrtiôuf the. " T h a t’s’s a chapter In my past ... and it country music world.world- , ’ ^ w ill sta y thth. a t w a y .” "I could neverver bbe happier.” Jie told Now vith Bobbi ut his side, It’s a newnc CountiyStyle atIt his Williamson' County. le. S he is u q u ie t in sp ira tio n fo r th11 e T en n .. e s ta te rjcacarNashvllle.‘‘ rN r mncred cour.tiy music legendiilwlUi wi ••ETOrynmnhnsnh o s a goal In lif e .” iK^suys'. V ' the ating m u sic la le n ts. "Mine Is to writerite a song biggerÎhon "I* n — who wrote such standards i .C a n ’l S lo p Lovln;Loving You" 'and "Ofi " I C an ’t’I Stop Loving You” and‘ "O LoncsomeMe.” y p. ’ Lone.somene Me” — admittcd-hc onccICC d id • c- . D O N CGIBSON HAS MOVED';D t o c e n t e r STACIE thlngsllkCike drink and take pills, Im p ro v in g on1 Uiosthose standards won’t bc y rJed to on cosy task. . . .lu; he Ib len d s piiHt HiirccHH witwith n e w ,/rc e r lifcHtylctc — _ -"I didn'tin't.flaunl It.’’ he say.s. "1 tried Sundaijnday,July1C.1073 Jlmos-NowB-Now[i..Ty''nPal'*i ^ I T w o iof conrnedy^s’s greatts reniilember*red

th e ' a lw ay s sittin g dowwn, n, plplaying the goddamn ...... ByALANMCXM O O ^ ■ wvearing e a a mustache, and Houdlni Houc was from the audmdience; and I went up on thc ly s ," ' h a rp . A nd I h a teted d tl thc harp. -1 always AmdlcanLlbnuIbraiyAssn. dolnloing' a trick onstage. He; tooktoo some stage. Hedidiiidn’t know who I wa.*;. H csays," lys. walked out of thee thcitheater when thc harp “ D id I te ll you w h en1 1 w en t to th e W in ter • nee /\syoufoll(olloV Groucho’s reminiscences,ces, and separations from his beloved mother friends’ lesliislimonlals, and Chandler’s ex- H an n a a n d b ro th erSir Sidney. ld i m pcriences wiwilh her sub.'ect, a colorfulirful Charile lafer foundound work with various ' * m \ ■ J ‘ portrallcmern erges. a c tin g co m p an iess a.nda.m comedy troupes, Groucho■ is a'hian who, despite threetirec finally landing hisIs firsfirst solid Job with the divorces andnd a reputation as a lechcr, Isais a company of maslcrtslcr pantomlmist Fred (althiul husUtsband and family man.- flee is Kamo. At thc agee ofof 221, Chaplin was sent sliown to beix; surprisingly generous inI his wilhlhecompanyloAi' lo A m c ric a . On one lour, support of ottother comedians, including Bill he was spotted by)y MaMack Sennett. "I was Cosby, Bobob Hope, Steve Allen, Jacklack impressed, morei fhai fhan impressed," said Benny, Geon»rge Burns, and Woody Allenillen ' Sennctt. ("agenius.") •‘S tu n n ed m l ^ tt b e a good Word. I think I Yet he wasvas a man blunt 16 the pointU of was so struck by>y hli him bccause he was 14 - gratuitous cruelty.cr Groucho's friend, nov- everything I wasn’t:sn’l: a liltle fellow who elist Sidneyly iSheldon, recalls-a visil with could move like a.ball1.ballet dancer. Thc next Grouchff tolo a reslflurant. Jack’s-at-thet-the ' week 1 couldn’t rcmenem cm ber his name bpt 1 Beach: "Jaclack was still alive then, and.he-d.he- sure as hell nevercr forforgot that wonderful was really IhIhrilled to have Groucho Uiere,'icre,' easy grace of movemovement. I had seen making a tre:Iremendous fuss over him. Jacklack / nothing like. it. I’veI’ve sseen nothing like it,, on like lik< lhal. and after a.whllo^hllo; • slncc,cxceptinChaplii'haplin films. And to think: ■ Grouchosalda id ,'J a c k , sto p gro v elin g .' ” T il w a i Iu6k, p u re c h ana n c c th n l'I sa w G haplin For thc momost part„though. the Iwok iis s a th c firs l tim e! I h aad d ana n a p p o in tm e n t w ilh a love feast.. Thc-row'1 between Groucho’s:ho'.s • 1 friend that, nightIt on E i^lh Avenue, t c om panion1 Erin Fleming and his son ' waited, he didn’t shows h o w up so I tljoughl I'd, Arthur.overcr !'a,"! a be.iutiful m an ... . He.. was lion on Chaplin's privaip rlv a lc a n d pe rso n a l life. ThisI w eek’’s bestistseUers^ listed

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NBC’s 'Besl Sdlur:: SeSeventh Avenue," the rags-to riches account of n youngyour man's struggle to make ; c.m’er for )iimst“]f in New York City's garmen dislrlct. will be broaUcn.sllca.sl In th re e ep iso d es on Sunday M onday a n d T u esd ay•.'Ju ,'.lul ly 10.17anclIU, _ Steven Keats stars as .1.lay Blackman, a proud younj man from New York's's U:U»wer East Side, who has becibeen unsuccessful m findinsig stisteady employment, As the first episode bcRbegins, the Depression is windlni lo n closc. However,:r, .1.lay.has lumed lo crashiniI’ing b a n q u ets.a n d sleallnRg foofood to feed himself, Ills parent. and his brother, Al (Krlstoffcr (Krl; Taborl), a law schoo student. .la>-'s llfo changes■s wwhen he- attends a w([ddlni reception and meets; RhRhoda Gold (Dorl Brenner). a ; clerk In a Brooklyn dressIre ss .shop, nnd M a rty C a ss (.lolii . P le sh e tte ), a Sevcnlli1 AviAvenue show room ow ner, He dccldes to pursueue a carcer in the fast-paced am often ruthless garment;nt I:business. And, lie pursues hhi is love interest In Rhoda.a. In Ihc second episode,adc, .lay's phenomenal successss a a retailer of women'sI's fgarments provokes a serlou baeklusli from tils5 tithreatened competitors. His HI nejilccted wife turns to ddrugs, nnd .lay turns to fasliloslilon t , - designer E va M eyerss (.Tn(.Trine S e y m o u r). As the “Sevcnth—Al»-Avcnue-' -sBfid draws to conclusion, .fay’s profcs;ofesslonal carcer — as tlie owntw ner of a S ev en th A venuee sheshowroom -r and his life arcrc In1 CELESTE HOL»LM, C E N T E R , S T A R S AiAS AUNT POLLY ■ Jeopardy. . . . CBS broudcuHtH tw(H’o-p iirt, iiiiiHical T o m SSawyer July 18 undI 225 5 — ■ n is wife h a s le ft liliDIQ ora n d h ls a ffa ir h a s fizzled.

With h elpp from wife D arrre n JVIilcGavivin p iis^hes ncew m oo v i e ’re a cross between the NEW YO RK - D a rTcnMcGavinandhls r e n : Darren Do is a tljeatrical actorir whwho broke movies. Wee fpicked and.chose. They werevcre performers, they’re a and the Swcathogs. Of. wife Kathlc Browne arc two very busy inlointo television b a c k In th e -10s withw ith "Studio the thing to5 d(do a t th e tim e .” M arx. Brothers and I people, recently, tliey’ stoppedstoj o v e r In N ew 1."“Kraft Theater" and other)ther shows. Now, he cocontinued. "TV mlniserles aarc r c ' c oursc, Sylvia M lles.Isties.ishystcrlcal.too: ' ' Y ork on th e ir w a it to LondLondon. ' whlcvhich were broadcast jive froifro m N ew en p a ssa n t aiand around.” Again, It's “old ■ Basically, it'ss aboutab a divorced, mlddlc-agcd businessness mani (Darren) wlio • They were promotingIng theirt new movie, Yorlifork. frien d s" whoho sign him on. . ^Valt Înds h im self repossc:posscsln'g outomobiles. "Zero lo Sixty,” d*comec)m edy, w hich K ath le His Hi: first scries role was as5 the Mickey "I hav^ a nice rela tio n sh ip wlUi Walt_ nost' • His partner Is'a worldlyworl( JC-year-old girl produced and Darrenn stJstars in. It will be SpiUJpilane detective "Mike Hammerimer,” fi^m Disney Pro’reductions. It’s the most’ Nickerson.'' rele ased to w a rd s th e beginningbcgi: of A u g u st. 1958958 to 1959. A cc o rd in g lo D arrenrre n , " I w a s congenial pl£place In.the Industry to work,■ork. . p la y ed by D enise N lcke owTi " W h a l w e .h a d1 bou{bought,” said Darren, 1 met them in the Russflussian Tea Room, a Ibehe firstf anti-hero private deli'ctfvt'ctfve. It was Tliey own tottotally whal they do. They owTi Q on " w a s lh6 repossessionjslon IdI e a .'’’And Uioy h a d venerable New Yorkc ha:hang-out for ballet anm 'if'1 the broad doesn’t-talk you,'ou h ll h e r in . th e tim e, and am they work a long'time on lo c o m e up w ith ftvfcrylivfcrythlng bul that idea, a n d sta g e grea ts.' thhe e rmouth’ soft of humor." scnptsr«hlclilcb hrc m ostly su p e rio r.” . ivic.s "We biiilt sccncs, tp makema them work. The - * ' ' Pipe In hand, thehe icasually attired "Clearly "C Ijefore the feministjinlst move- * Twoabout-■ut'to-be-rclcascd Disney movie.s ajid • script was, in a constaronsta n t sta te .o f fliCi:: w c D arren se ttle d In a s xacpr■acpntcur. Kathlc was menn e n t,” K athle ad d ed . feature Darrirren McGavIn: "Hot Lead and Igust ’ wrote all the dlologuc.-'g u c .- , pert In a straw hat andind ;Jersey dress, her DarrenD j went on lo the "Rlverboat" ‘‘Rlv Cold Feet," vwhich is sc h ed u le d fo r A u g u st will "They have to start hiding the cars,” silv ery blonde h a ir hangiianging straight to her seritic rles In 59 a n d CO, th e n s p e n,t t fouifour or five release, andnd "Donavan’s Kid," which will said Darren. "Andd there’sthei a funny French ■ shoulders. Yet, she,e ,d, de fe rre d lo h e r y/ears eai dividing his llm c bctwwncn BrBroadway air on TV dlu u rinr g th e 78-79 se a so n , oor and out the otter — . husband's account of hishlsTVJilstory. 1 theaJiealer and California films. D a ire n ancand h is w ife a r e tr y in g to d ivo o rc r c c e ^ ' • -• -fa rc c — In one d o o r ai tther ' when Denise catchcsmh e s m e wjlH J o a n C ollins, Darren has a datee pcpending In London He Hi didn't return to a TV scriesries unlilu 19G9 • themselves:s f:from making money for other ow n T b e whole p ic tu rejlshlghcomedy.” is hlg . . .. with tho ABC minlseriiscries production of ,vhen who he did "The OulsldcT“r“-ôr '^c N^C.___:l_ P p 0P'?- Tbe."hey havct \-h!di lrtclue w ra p p e d up II had^ha bcat-up old car, my teleptielephonewas . fllmlssototiotol,sodemnniling." Jccted. "Wc shot; the repossession ot an In London. Inin the U refrigerator.-In essence,ce. 1 w a s th e K athle pip*jiped In, "Wc work very closely:sely: entire used car lotit In lÎhe w orst ra in s to rm • Uls socond ABC; nmlniserles, "The loser lose fighting a n uphill b a ttle forjustice.”fo r Jl creatively' wcw are a good counter balance In California’s history.’to ry ." theupcomlngseason. F Fi ro m " T h e O u ts id e r '' D arren•en w en t o n to fo r eac h olheIh cr.” U sers,” w ill a ir o v e r th e i Always at' handnd wwith . a descriptive Irigue in a Hollywood do do two thrillers, which Kathlc:alhic callwl “Zero to loo. In this lale of Intrigi ;o S ixty" p ro d u ce d by KUCO, comparison, he contlniontlnued: “Producing Is e, Darren plays, "a "college "col camp" — "The Nlglitlelll Slalkur"; 'Kallllo'scom social cllmb(?r's life, C ompany. Is comedy, like being at bat alat ththe lasl game In the Tian Maller-Ernest and and "T h e N ight S tra n g le r." combination Norman cate. World Scries wllh1 Ihreithree pitchers throwing nizcf. I'm the. Inst He’s H niBO done TV movies. “It’s.n“ It’s funny Darren exiexplained: "It's very delicate. Hemingway womanizci film. balls at you. You never know w hat's going o b stacle sh e h a s to climlim b ov e r to re a c h h e r . business^ busI built on friendship."ihip." he ex- It’s the HuHudson Brothers’ first film, ilways done a vnri«*y nrl.. A.SA.s - to h a p p e n ." p innacle. I t 's a ro m a n a c lef.” plained. "Old friends kept callingilling for pilot They've alw S u ndny. d a y ,.July 16,1978 Timoa-Nowa,0W3 , 1tw in Fnlla^ Idaho 0 ; . I ■ 1 ' ' I. - I ' - ■ 'l

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Julieulio’s father ( m S*«r*«i’K>» . CCT*U*I»I, mnut9 cntfigat) hopes to stop herier marriago ., 182182 N. W ashington, Twinrw In F a lls p la n s. (R) 7 3 4 -6 1 5 1 Q CD — MOVI)VIE: 'F a th e r All W ork G uarantcod( • o d | S ^ Gooao' During WcWorld Warn • ■ 0 b e a c h bum Is1 tritricked into J volunteering toI m on 0 stra -

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8:00 A.M. O O — Sha Na Na fronts a formOr East Sido:ldo '* - J 1 flj) _ MOVIE: Th« O 'iûso — Civic DIatogutt (riond w ho iS' a r\ u n dJor- e r f ' • ^ von rooming Kid' A gontlomon O O PHco Is Right world boss. Starring $tovon " Keau, Dori Bronnor. - Jonoone im b lo r s o u o u t to c a p tu ro OD Q J — Lavamo and Shlrloyi, ‘ Soyrrfour. Anno Archor andand noiorious outlow. Donnis p u p p Y X O) V v Ei ^ -- Ofoonâno Wymon. Jon- . 7:00 P.M. Kristo'fforTaborl. (R) (2 hrs,) iiitnCR — Gualplato o Poigo. 1947 OiE>:> Q O O _ CBS ' Tho natural history of th tho e Family Film Clauics Tom 10:30 A.M. Sowyor.'IZ jpirst ol 2 porto. ' coast of Goorgia ond p( tho |H '; l^hpn Fonzlo'5 doo.I, Spu S p u n k y :' Gualo natlon'which lived in ^ ■ ■ 1 1 1 1 1 : J 03 - MOVIE; This.story xhij dopicts tho od- comos down with a casoaso ofo' Iho tho oroD whon tho Conguls-uis- ‘ Hj lorculos Aoolnst tho v ôm e n tu ro u t livos of Tom S a w t W inklor) 3 is jW blahs. Fonzio (Honry Win Brbnriono' Ghonola Khan. yer y„r and Huck Finn. Starring todoros arrived in 1S40 is oxeminod. (60 min.) - proparoa to r.ond hirnn oil lorI a iilino to overrun Cracow. Johnny jof, Whitokor. Celosto roapito in tho couniryhiry at. a idnops booutlfut hoir to Holmh o Ii ond Worron Oatos. O 'Wx O — T h ro o 's Company Altor Mr. Ropor doggy dudo ranch - comcomf ploto 10 throne. Hercules comos o ruTv — Fight Against z ■ J soils his old cnr. he bo wilh a co w b o y hat andj a Fonzio-Foi > tho rescue. Mark Forrost. Slovory g|g, comos convincod it is o val lypo icaihor lackolot ■- in 05U Groci. R o ld an o Lupi. '/ 0q » n CD — Turnabout u a b le classic. (R) , » ''Spunklcso Spunky."." ono n th o 9G 0 - " AActress c t NIchollo Nichols . ABC Tcluvision NolwcJ o lw o rk 's ('Star Trok') talks about hor O CE) — M ovorick 2 :0 0 P.M . I'St V-. "Xappy Days,” Tuesday.sd ay . Ju ly 5 _ MOVIE: 'Submorino job rocruitinQ ostronout 8 :3 0 P.M . troinooa for NASA, ^ • 18. ommand' Story and ov- O 'iv( O — Cortorirtor Tho Fonz shodivjîs^ is sh5 e e r nts oKtondino Jrom tho ond o t l «=v. O — Hoppy Doya Country Tho moyor hires3S n vonoor in Ihis cpisodoso d o and f W orld W o t ll to th o o u t- Whon W h Foniio'o dog OQWtho professional nogotintor (or rc that his ronk of h05ti{ities (r% Korea. blahs, 'psy'choloolcol thor his annuol session with' 0OOS all out to insure tha opy points toward puppy h a stylo /illinm Holden. Noncy 01- ®PV Chio( Ray. (R) • 3H pup is pampered in a : an. Willinm Bendix. 1951. love 'ove a s tho c a u so . (R) Im belitting Fonzio's bostst friend.,frle C 9 '^v3 O f fn — M an 9 :0 0 P.M . 5:30 P.M. p mmula cntr,gt}!>! (rom Atlantia A strange • O O CUE3 CD — Mr. j> H) IB — Ovor Easy -man ond his odico. (60(BO. — :------6;00 P.M. O m in.) . : . A O .a c T MOVIE; O tTvx O — tAvoma & s.,= 0>u.v0<...a o Q CTVX o — 20/20 IPECIALS— 'M cM illan 8< VVIfe: VYIfe F a c e o f 3 O .IV. O - N o w . Shirley S'-1 Tho gif'® —SP M urdei'/foliowKlowed by Kojak a c tio n w h o n C arm ino noods O KU7V O ive GO CD - a _ CBS N.™. monoy for a danco studio. O CD — I-Pt's Mako0 a MONDAY a 0 3 - Z o o m Bost of Carsonrson Johnny's (R) D eal 0 7 /1 7 /7 8 ! 3 >utO - Ovor Eooy ^ guests aro Michoolichool London, O r:iJC3 — MacNoil-Lohrar in a n d M artina 3 O i) _ V oriod Rop 9 :3 0 P.M . O [UID CD — Opora Thoatrantm Th« Goorgo Carlin one R opt. 9 :0 0 P .M . O >^0 Q a tro m e A rroyo, (R) (99 0 mimin.) ro o ra m s O QD - — MOVIE:VIE: Y oom>mon . of tho Guard JVIE: 'C arb in o D — Happy Days Whon 8 :0 0 P.M . 'lndlscr«»f A famous Eurouro- O — MOVIE: onzio*-9 d o g flats th o b la h s. pean octross hoa a romancoinco W illia m s' A ltor(oryoors yo In pri-' ' j O CDO C l O — MOVIE: TUESDAY 's o n . a convict;t provp ro v es to b o o oycholooicol thoropy -'Tho T h Magnlficont Sovon with a rich Amorlcon dl- di 0 7 /1 8 /7 8 mechanical goniugenius and is oin ts to w a rd p u p p y lovo Rldo* (^|{| A to w n m a rs h a l d o d i-. plomat who claims to1 Bo married whenever he finds I Classics pardoned and roltasod, s th o couao. (R) catos c a t himsolf to saving a 700P.M. (a>K3 O0 O —CBS Family Filmluassics Clas jomo» Stowan a woman to whom he's at- lowort Joan town ot Moxican widows MOP.M. 0™ » fO 'UED CS — Sposkoieokon A Hogon. Wondollondoll Corey. 6:30 P.M. fro j°’ m th o th r o a t o f a g a n g of troctod. Cary Grant. Ingrid rtralt of Tip O'Noill 1 9 5 2 3 CBCJ — RookJas 70 70 bandits. Loo Van Cloof, Bergman. Cecil Parker,rkor, P O " " OrTvxO - S So o a p 3>.uiv —Sha-No-Ne Stophonio Sto Powers, Michael Phyllis Calvon 1958 THURSDAY 3 O cTVD — Mary Tylar Cailan. Cal 1972 0 7 /2 0 /7 8 1 0 :4•5 5 P.MP.I . flooro O 1 0 :0 0 P.M . O >:UTV O KTV9 O CD — im oke MOVIE: 'Seventh Avonuo*- OiooO.UTvO Octvx dlNow ® -Gunsmoko 3 ka:3 ( D — M acN oIl- MC )'n 9:00P.M. Q luiv/ CQ KTva O — I VVont It All No .ohror Ropt. f»t. Pt. 3 C o n c lu sio n . J a y B lack O O O^rvoO CD - 1 1 :010 0 P.MP. . mon's caroor and lifo ore inI Nows 3 tTvx _ Crosswlia rno SATURDAY O CAJO o CUIDutD CBa — D ick 9 — Concontration jeopardy ioo whon ho con- O u :o O >:uloCB — Nlorth orth - 0 7 /2 2 /7 8 Stan Mark Di Suvoro Anin in- C a v o tt ShowV O t v x O) —- MOVIE; _ timoto portrait o( tho. 44- ■ I W a n t It All N ow year-old sculptor, who, has^08* 10K)OP.M. CD — 'M ost WantMTIted' A hard- . Pocatello Plonoor Parado boan called tho last heroicsrolc 10:30P.M. O — P< y . hitting special;ial pollcop' unit (Iguro in art. (60 min.) V y tracks downn a morciloss killor whoso victinvictim s ha v e in- . ■ ''00 mn eluded Catholiclolic nuns,r Rob- IVERSIDE ort Stack. Sholly Sholh Novack, DODOWN BY T H E RIV Leslio Charloson.iosen. 1976 »■

fa Loft to right, Joff East(t playspie HMckloberry Finn. WaAfarren Gales portrays Huff F JO P.M . ■ and Johnny WhltakorplB]• plays Toiti Sawyer In “ Tomn iSawyer," the musical adap — Sign 0(1 ■ of Mark Twain's classicissic novel, to be rebroadcdcast on "The CBS Famii) Captioned ABC ■ Classics" in two parts,l8, Tuesday,T July 16 and Tueijesday, July 25. N o w s O (E) -• Major Mo| League - * Baseball: N New ew Yorfc a t Atlanta The Now.Now.YorkMets 1 ^ ------playaho-AUsnta.Isnia-Bravaa.fll______T Atlanta-Fulton,on C ounly

■H Si 11:4515 p. P.M . o - FBI *12:00)0 A A.M. U B j H S o luiv O0«T < V B _ ^ T om orrow ' O luEo CD -**— SiSign O ff s r •'' Kvv^Hvil o - N owiT» s V^M .' 1 1 1 1 2 :350 0 AA.M. ■\ ^ O —Navwts .. V • ^ O -JarryFalvY Falw ell 1214B%5 AA.M . ; 0 — IrtJnsid®side

H v , Newss rT ips WELCOMINGNJG TO K E N Trying to makQ_her feel welcorIcomo, J .J . (Jlmitiio W«lkor)sr) 7 3 3 -0- 0 9 3 1 gives Penny (Janet Jackson),on), ■ 8usp«ct«d battered child, a token of his affection,Ion. In Pert II ol e four-portart story on "Q ood Tlines,” Mondlondey, July 17 on CBS. I M 6 .1978 T lm o 8-Now3,Tw inin FallFalls, Idahld 13 J SuntJay. July 16.1 V

' , ■ v i s i o n s cc l h e d u l e W e d n e s dl a y t e l e v i •' f m © . . ^ 8 :0 0 A.M. ______p _ _ ------Q i) __ MOVIE:- m '/i'T ' ___ Rob Reinern er m ay n 6t communicatcn tlo n s'p ro f tern on a n d tho Ji know-untll'Tlv■ Thanks^ving- us ' harkarking back to Qu„n'' Two prlncoi3Si~- .. . I: . time if ABC3 wantewi to go a ratfla'S heyday- hey for an_ „oithorr knowknc ing w hich hos ,V- sccond roiindid withw the five-example, boon norno'lom od O uoon. involve^ '• ra C K C A PER part “A ■ Free^ree Country” .When ratratings slipped’, Samson)n p n d Z orro in o' series he co-crc-created and in the late G GD IICStOD flew _ ' a maSTorcaSTorpl.in 10 rolriovo tho had no idea thaith at “ All in the C harltoa -MOVtE:'Blockboard. his home town,' ® i-mlllion dollar gom in "Di- Family,” was/as continuing, back to his roto' Romantic saoa miilli-mlllic i or he mJghtIt hhave stiiyc^'/ /: Wodnosdanosday, Ju ly 19. o n A BC's Carroll O’CcO’Coiinor who Wbit a t tho10 ChicagoC Public fortuno0 in jovu>1sj (inds hor- ^ ' ~ A / "Cnarlio‘3irlio‘3 Angola.” was Iffy aboutout signing on Library. And Ar why not? ooifcapiivopiivo oftho notorious ^ /tj- J ■f^s /fiJi.fnip/yn thtf lo mahp Imh- again for severjveral years in a Featured w ere 40 photo- Blockboard)oard. Hofoic rosuco I. iken by his wife, by hondsotidsomo horo. Roborl I . row (until hislis salarys went graphs takei ~ : ' y - ■ " cently that it’s the formercr Lydia C larke, Nowton,■n, LindaLi Dornoll. Ri- t : . ' up) said recent Egon. W illiom Qcf.- dawned on him that a bet- who "retiredred'^trom acting wos still an Inge- Coith A ndus, Torin ter role thathan Archie while she wa lor. 1 0 5 2 . V - - . Bunker is hardard to find. nue. “Thoug3Ugh she w as re- 4* Smart man.in. Redd Foxx ally talente,00 a,I.®' -Zoom . local sta tio n s may N o » o ■ f; ^ ' withdrew fronFrom coast-to- — O — FBI coast televisionsion when she. One youngmg m:»n in sea rch | P ® 50 to run either that 10:30 P.M. ® Novn1 ('Alaska: ('- Ihu Closing ^ ly, ^ c a m e im - of Ills idenlentlty hos just Q .|— H aw aii Fivo-O ‘ 12:00 A.M. oiT'Somebody, t Frontiertier') or this wook's " ' s Dean-Paul M ar- 0..-V O-V:, • _ patien t with1 the way things found It os D I. cntitlod "Dluoprints in O |.u:v o uvi, O CD - C - CD —. CarolCnr< Burnott Show Novn.ci T om orrow I — or wereweren’t - work- ^ = Tonight Johnny's guests Ti tan Marlin’s son, • „ „ tho Dloodstroam'. Die in this ,.^> u t whenlen ABC firsi- He’s ^ n 6 :3 0 P.M .' timo sicslot. are 'Howard Jarvis. Sandy . .CO — MOVIE: Too Easy to jcsn’t want to . o Duncan and Carol Noblott. Kill'A K nurso’3 intorosi in.tho ., - tottunted Its1 7 aa.m. compe- and he docsi 1 —Rookies 0 "v.... O -■ Cho,Ilo-. '0 .... U ttUon to NBC’sC’s '"Today,” is billed eitheiJier as Dino or its Tho Angols nro off (9 0 m in.) occult oi loads her into a biti- p V — Extfo Angola zarre situation with a nÎng ann iimpressive Junior henc•nceforth. With a » ' tio C a rib b ea n w ith a o ^ '— Lot's Go Fishing 9 i: 3 .r,.. _ Mnry Tylor O ‘'v. — Polico Story w w o u n d ed policem an,- Imo- c o m e b a c k . AnyA n y week now movie carecreer budding for *;■ I ^ ^ d a p p)or u r jowol thiof wlioro ‘ ll,. he could be _ are involved in a plot to . O CD — Amorica 2Night gono O' Coco, Potor Coffiold. * S ^ rw ill bei biback on the Dcan-Paul,. King Donovan, 1975 cne hosting a sparing theic lo1 to f us a lo to f > ® - S,"»I a multi-million dollar lifttional scene 10:45 P.M. t O e "j^;iCD — Sign Off ' lsyddicatcd.sho'show that's al- confuôn!! SuperstarI pop dinmlond. on (R) (GO min.) - movies and TV g _> — Crosswits o — Gunsmoko . O — News read y been bocbooked by the has bofh ™ • Concentration 9 :0 0 P.M . CBS flagshiplip station in specials pending, p and S _ 1 1 :0 0 P,M. 1 2 :4 5 A.M. superstar chums — Wild World of Q „,iv„iv O rtv^ O CD - New York to rreplacc Jim senior s sup i's Polico:o Woman Poppor bo- ■ O -— MOVIE:'McMillan & Q C — Ironsido Nnbors. . • - usually calllU 1him Dino when q ,y(,|0 f — Govornor friundsids a Korean orphan WifoWifo: Foco of Murdor'/ they horsee arounda: on-cam- Moihoso/ison who is Inter k id n a p p ed by follO’followed by Kojak ■ ..... , There’s no0 fufurther news câ at roastfists. o _. HoiiHollywood Squarjjs undorw.jrworld figures. Guost OO ' 'All O ® — Dick I as yet about)ut whether a O ODD — D otw oonG om oa .starringring J a m o s S liigota. (R) CovoCovott Show I weekly scrieses willw or won’t S how (0 0 milmin.) - ' Oo ' — Polico Story shape up for Stockard f ' 0 >M'M1 iO 'UfU© —Groot Cbnnnlng. whiwhich appar-' Y“ / 7 :0 0 P.M . Porforrormancoa: Tho Prince 11:30 P.M. j ies her not a U \-J i :r Cl O _ Carol of Homomburg Frank Langolla Q& . 'i^ci — K ojak R ently worries s tho titio role in this Q ,, i w h it Next momnonth she film s Durnotttt ShiShow plays t o '.-'ID CD Sign Off r IV O O ' f l D — P l o y aabout b Prince Friedrich. qO ., i v x — MOVIE: T o o , a TV action mi nd TImoo of Gri«ly ocavalvalry officor who is con- g^jyEa9y to Kill' A n u rse 's inter . O’Neal” for A 'ifn @ (mIM© 0' Adams helps a domnomod to death for insu- g,!est | in tho occult leads hor docudrama atxatwut a hear- • boy t o a c c op t th o dif- b o fdlniJination. (2 hrs.) intoJnto_a_biMrro . 3ituation with ing-im paircdd wwoman-race-AIMED-AT AT-AAMES-— cibclslon of allowing O ov> — SW rtk‘y~Bi ^'wa woundoci o policoman. Imo- driver. Althouhough there’s really likee ViWUlle A am es a s his potit doc door to g o froo. (R) H utchBh A collage professor. plenty of stunttunt stuff with on actor andom I think be Is (60 mln.)In.) w ho I dck. Coan. 1 197 971 •■iiiiin— iw«. Twin Falls. Idaho Sundoy.oy.JulylO, 107S

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8 :0 0 A.M . to tho Incos. Alan Stool. ing a booutifulJtiful blondo, 2 3 i _ ------■s bocomos Involved>lvod w ith her; 3 OD —, MOVIE: -Lost Mario Potri. 1961. trogody results.Its. OiDick Pow- rnn>IiirO O f ThO AZtOCa' .. 10:30 A.M. Y— I oil, Lizaboth S Sco c o tt Jo n o .M. imc of Eddie llcmiiiim. of tthc greats of our time.e. co'3 utopian suburb, ro fovo; v o als O loci — MOVIE;DVIE: 'L ust for fio lived tn thc N orth Am I right; I’ve never how Ihoso pooplo'3 mannolannors Ufo' Blographicaphical dfomo ark area of Buffalo, N.Y. s sccieen him in person? ~ and morals aro InlluoncInQIno IItho boaod on VinccVincent Von rdotola GoolV.OTUsuiilonilolondunovon would like to know if this Terrcnce Ter Calhcm, Water- American way of file. Alrctato Thursday, July 20 on tho10 NENBC "I'k “""Ol"*.iglos. Anthony luld be C harles B ronson, bbury, u r Conn. Quinn, Evorottirott Sloono. c movie actor? He Is NNeitlier your eyes nor Tolevisioft Nolwork. 1 9 5 8 • irtainly a dead ringer for canears were deceiving you. It O lAIO O (UCDCD CE)CD — Dick m. — Floyd V. Boundy, was the one and only Taj Cavott Show >ncaster, N.Y. MotMohol. 'Also in Uie film , in O — Storakyaky &I Hutch I don’t know w hat be- easecose you didn’t recognize isuiioni raSBrvri ina rigni la mj»iinj«n I;/jsf. S taraky ond HHutch utcl pursue [me of your pal Eddie them, ther were SpoDe-Odee & mnule enangini two killora whoho don'tdo know brtnann, but he didn't and Eubie Blake. thoir stolon cor:or containscc a [come C harles Bronson.' THITHREE FACES O F TV — tim e bom b, (fl)q) (6(60 0 min.) fonson’s re al n am e is Can you tell me if any ofo f V ------1 1 :3 0)■ P.PP.M . c r iarles Buchlnsky. and he the networks will ever O cAio CD —- SSlgr i g n Off tw up in the m ining a re a broadcast bro; “Thc Three-0 driver In 0 book, M ark Oo>Do* — h is b rothof-in.low 's cort O — Jocquoa Couat:ouatoou Octvx-TomoTimo T om o onl- [Pennsylvania.. Hc was 12 Faces Fac of Eve,” starringig mon. William Cnmpboll.sell. w ith o u t p e rm issio n . (R)i) O w iD CD —MOVIE:)VIE:'Billy ist, ,ho old ofof 0 0 , powerful b r s old in 193?. How old Joaonc Joai Woodward? I readid Luonn Andors. ** 1963. O -UM) — MocNoll-Lohioh ro r Liar" Y oung clork'-in‘in uundor- pi^p to stop mobmob tnkeovor Ls Eddie? the'the book, “I’m Eve,” and Ropt. taker's office is ongsgn g o g o d to of p ro stitu tio n , (R) I? _ 2:00 P.M. n,(R)(60min.) r I’m very Interested In see - two girls, hos sponispent tho 0.^(0 _ coptioroptionod ABC R IZ Z L Y M U S IC — ing Ing the movie. I think Itit O — MOVIE: -Chainla in 8 :0 0 P.M. potty cosh, ond conc o n t'mt o ll lease tell me who to was last shown on televi,j. ‘Lightnino’ A jot pilot sacrif-crir- O i-uiv — W ookond o ff FoulFc out tho company calon;a lo n d o rs. Htc to in ordcr.to obtain a jjoj, j icos scruplos and honor for Ploy Julio Christie. Tomjm CCourt- 1 1 :4 5> P.l\P.M . sion In the ’60s, but I - money, but rodboms him- ipy of the m usic to “ The missed „iis il. - Carol Merty, lim- Q ,A't) ® — Mostorpiopioco nay, Wilfred Picklos,los, 1 0 0 3 . 0 . — FBI Y’ self in the end. Humphrey'foy Thentro: Poldprk tl GoorJOrge O — Shlrloy Basaoysaoy lem c of Grizzly A dam s” Blylhcville, jjiy, Ark. - Doflort. Eleanor Porker. Mrs. Robert Kelly, Erie, p ker. Warlegoon wins rooloctiictlon O tuii) — Tiin A dJv v o o ct c o to a' 1 2 :0 0) A.PA.M . I’m afraid none of the1C • R aym ond M ossoy. 1 9 5 05 to Porliam ont. (60 min.) three networks are likely O (E) — Ut'8s MoMako 0 : O'UTV O0 .TVtl . - ■ - . thrc ly a t t v x O — B arney MilVlillor Dooi T om orrow Keithcr a recording nor to show5; the film again. It’s•s 5:30 P.M. Port' 1, Copt. Miller ."lUSt mi 5 D — All In thio' o ' FFomily O — Toma 1 TomTomo enlists immercial miisic sheets- simply too old and has3S O QD — Mojar Longuo chooso between evicti S, Baseball: Atlonto at Miko and Gloria planplon 0 so- tho old of a powot30W0rful pimp Ive been produced for the been ijgci aired too m any lim es. tononts of 0 floobOQ hotolito lo r co n d h onoym bon. (R) [*>j IVtontroal Tho A tlontn . (R) to sto p m o b> tok< tokoovor of ry popular theme song, But gyt Joanne Woodward’s ■oto focino ' d o portmlental en prostitution, (fl)[fl) (6(6( 0 min.) hd now the series has Oscar-winning qs^ perform-__ Brnvos' ploy tho Montrool chnrflos. (R) 9 :3 0 P.M . Expos ot Olympic Stadium, VI. O.utoCD-Slgi- S i g n Off cn cancelled for next nncc is nol lost to you. The O uvuO — Jomosato t 1 5 O QD — MOVIE:IE: *F 'P o n n y Q — N ow a . . Lison.-But you can .still fijn- jQmuS luorns thu triitli tn Soronade' Voung' cc film still shows up on localal 6:00 P.M. g couplo. o CD - MojoiM a jo r Looquo ^ writing to Uic com poser n o b o u t 0 girl w h o h a s th'o 2Ûons. Write to yours,■s, Q .,0 Q .uiv O uv. Q Ko re- w h o lo st th e ir b a b)y,odopto y , od Bosoboll: AtlanAtlanta ,, ,ot " putotion of being 'looseoond 0 child, but thoir happ [caro of the studio. His ask if they have thc movie, happiness Montrool Thorho i^tlanfo c, O O xvnO — Nows oosy.' (R) (6 0 min.) ime is Thom Pace, and then request an airing. ond dolight soonI turrturn into . , pj^y tho,^0 Montrool1 O — CBS N ow s O rut!). .:— O nco U pon |c address i.s:' Sunn Clas- hq- lon o— trogody..Cory-Grant,•ant, Irono Olympicupic Stadium: ...... HOT WAX — I reccnUy O tunO turn(E) — Zoom>om Closaic 'Tho Legend b Pictures, 55G E. Second saw thc film “American d of Ounne, Beulah Bondjo n d i, Ed- O GD — . Vorledrlod Robin Hood,' Port 10, gar Buchanan. 1941,94 '1 2:303 A.PA.M. L Salt Loke City, Utah Hot not Wax,” purportedly•y Prooroms Queen Elonnorond Sirr Kon-Ki ^ —Allco Flo getsl o ts oc m a r - © ..no € > —- No ow v s 102^ P ace m ight be iible about j,bo thc disc Jockey Alan . fl) — Wolions Tho Wol-Vol- noth implore Robin’s hoiholp. rlago proposal frofrom 0 help you. FrcFreed. My question is notot tons nwait lho orrivolI of O QD — Mavorlck Middio Eastern oililshiek,(R) shit , 1 2 :4 55 A.PA.M. E E P ON TRUCKIN7 — about nbo tliis film, but about'U f M ary Ellon’o l)tiby. (R)I (2 CD — M-A'S'H. Chor — Ironsldodo ^ you tel! me how old Freed. Frc Didn’t hc appeara r hro.) d isc o v o rs a curo for h isl°run- ri 10:00 P.M..M. ■■ ® Hs Kristofferson is, and himself him in a chcaplc m o v ie. do w n c o n d itio n . (R) • O (c:' 0 (Uiv o C ^ 6 :3 0 P.M . i b m x ill he be making more in the1 ’50s with assorted O O OnvsO c fctures like “ Convoy” ? - rock roci stars, with Freedj d O -Kl — R ookies 8 :3 0 P.M. N ow s D CD - f ESCQRHD — Family Feud 0,tv* • — MOVOVIE: O iu[o — Maator FULLY ESCOl ^y Benjamin, St. Louis, trying tryl to tell thc world all' aato rp lo co lo. focirockcrs weren’t creeps?' I J O O 'fvii — M ory Tylorylor 'Hardcaso' Soldior off for-f Thoatro: P o ld o rk II O' have no idea what thcu M ooro tune ot tho.turn of theJ con-ci Warloggon wins rool(II Georgo piQI-SH Kris is 42, if a very well hav 0«A.u ® — MocNoll-''Joll-' tu ry is d otorm inod to rogiogoln to Porliamont. (60rooloctlon mli ■ iit together 42. I doubt U name nac of the movie was. whot is his aftor ho rctuiiturns 0 „,|„, p y i y Maybe you can help. - T adj Lohror Ropt. JN b’ll m ake another m ovie Ma; o >:'V< — Crosswita to Toxos to find his ranra n c h . 1 0 :3 0 P.M . Norwich, Canton, Ohio - DAY iwn like thc tru ck ers epic Not IIJ O Concontrotion sold and his wife hoss runr O «iO — M*A*S*H•■U' 1 7 D A ) Maybe I can. Freed did . awoy with 0 Moxicon ro' [ncc he has described it a s • ^ O — Match Gomo PM rovo- g O KivD a ( ^(DERTOini _____ |iitio,nA.rV._Clint W nlkor, S a (D - DOWNUKDEI!' bing'totally^' 'mindless ■ r“ OTTô — UtbirWookonO— ^.Slo:------^Tonlghl-Johnoyla-OUi 0CT.24497B______cheapie” in 1957, th e plot of ^ phanio Powers. A a-giiost-ia ------0EPARHH6 OCT-^ iKit's the Rhodes scholar chc (3 — Nomo Thot-Tuno *'0* ' Roy Johnson. (90 mir »llim coming oul. whiwhich sounds sim ilar to thc * Korras. Podro Armondo O — MOVIE: 'Pltffl tealand, J f ,.1 9 7 1 , ■pitfflii' In- Hgw Z sa lai lAGTIME — On th e TV one you described. It wasOS 7:00 P.M. su ro n ce o gont, in'vot O MOVIE: T8A in'vostigot- AUStTallSalia 2and novie about Scott Jj^pUn callcd caL “ Mr. Rock ’n ’ Roll.”*” 0 > M i 0 & — Vt/alions „ O (UCD — In Soorch off R'R eal « Rocky Graziano was alsoSO The Waltons owoit tho orri- ii Islands here was a character Ro< ° V ': A m orica — I . thenjllsla tamed Poor Alfred. I don’t hiin it,i and you may be thehe vnl of M ary E llen's b a b y . (R) only living American, tot o (2 hrs.) CD — Ono Ody, ot e'TliT lm . CMPET-CLEAHIHI 597“ Lnow th at m uch ab o u t ra g - onl; I __ Conclusion, Julio's fotl « ' W imc, but I do like thc remrcn em ber th e m ovie. o (UTV O (ivn o CD — all air and CHiPs Ponch ond havolavo f’opos to stop hor morrln UMV Includot alltranspoiia- c I cir- P 'n n s, (R) . STEAMWAIlHI . ground tran , 10 donI with an escJpod cir- 10 ytKirs oxperh toli, light* « cus elephant during o froo- porlonco tlon. motoli, 'roo- 9 :0 0 P.M . ' Ih tho stoam cloa idtaxos.* w oy lioup. (fl) (6 0 ftiin.) cloanlng ioolng ond to* ' O cnci — Hawaii Flvo-0o-O A of carpet and li Q t m f B — In Soorch of > 'o u k n o w ® writer critlclros McGarrorrott'o turo. id fuml<' Rool Amorlco Ilims Close hondting of 0 kidnappi RssETYatlons . If you were the oklert chnd chflc In your family, you’refe O O — Wolcomo Guost atarring Joon S CALL 1,1978 „ Back. Kottor Second of 2 L Sept. . s probably better able to keepp secretst( than your younger 2 m ons. (R) (0 0 min.) ' Miko Nolson d1 by1 4 Waya . parts. Julie ond tho swooth- , ” Sponsored by brother or dster. So It w u reportported. Qicnt asks the why of ogo oro shocked whonIhon O O uvB O -— I M ik o 's vol Inc. s Travol In thi* matter. A younger child,, too,too wants to be r«bgjiiied.d. Gabo announces ho v^lll will W o n t Jt All N ow T ho’ u S t o o m w o y I Ave. West, lie q u it toBchint}-.-(R| suot Iifo stylos ond curh v o y 239 Molnli AvoFalls Evciy tiine he or ahe.hean a pieceplw of news, it*i off to the values of the poopiorl°h"o v 7 3 3 -6 0 3 6 lie O W!D — Ovor Eosy 136 Twlti34-7805 Fal older brother or sister with Itt to get that recognition. The livo th o 'g o o d life’ In MtM»tin . Eddl» Engolhai.. . Ph. 734.71 s to be recognized, also, cei^ O QD — Sports Cont'dt'd Counly. tho .woolthi lrE*cert««rt KotiraS&-9020. Dl Coll ^ 7:30 P.M.' how thoir mofols ondI mman- Stoamwoy keep secrets. u n u t>hon*43&.903o(or Brochura. mch newsVso Ic&ros better to kcc] o IAI3 (E) — Ovor EosyJy nors oro influonclng \ ° y lorFr**CotorB. lat'a Amoricon way of lilo. oro2roox° 7 3 4 -5 6 i14 AdOreti m ilt to L. M. Ooyd, P. O. □oxCOl.WMtttarford.TXDox 76060ec O >ivx O — What's Copyright 1970 Crownow nSynaicita. Inc. Hopponino fôrun borrowso w s om inod, (6 0 min) Sunday, July16. 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9 :0 0 P.M . - ‘f'*in this timo slot. o UV« — MOVIE: Trho h o B ody, S n o tc h o r' In 10th-)th------• , N ^>^(1 O ' C D - ' 1 0 :3 0 P.M. contury Edinburgh rospoct-DCt- Q uineIncy An occontric billion- ^ —HIESSh 3 I B ' ' — O m c i — MOVIE:=: nblo doctors oro forcedI to oiro} inventor ir is sloin in his 'Forbidden Plonet' A roscuo0 rob grovos in ordor to con- improi)rognabJo ponthouso . mission is sont to bring 0 o tinuo dissection oxpori-ori- lo, G uost S ta rrin g Jo n n •, jr pionts- Two fionds decide;ide SADDL)DLE-UP - .»■-T Ark. J o h n C olicos ancl llprofossor and his doughtor bock to oarth allor 20 yoarss on a plan to. got and soil - Romoition,B iori. (R) (6 0 min.) on tho planot Aliairo. )AJo\-I- 'Iro sh ' corpses-. B oris Kor-Cor- tor Pidgoon. Anno Frthcis.9. lofi, Bello-Lugosi. Honrynry • Lynda Carlor,arlor, as Wonder 0 >->.MCim O Mni) CE) ' — LosLoslio Niolson. 1956 - Daniull. Edith Atwatur.tor. \ Womiin, demolemonslratos hor - gyoniijning ot Pops Innovativo oQ .U.V o .ivn O CD - 1 045. # • e(iuc5irian shills,ahills in'’The Now jQ„z 0artist Llonol Hnmptof TorT o n ig h t O •L.Mi — Captionod ABC.BC r AdvonlurcaOS o l W o n d e r tonnisnis up wilh Anhur Fiod- OO — MOVIE: 'Thoo N ow s W om an," Friujiy,riujiy, July 2t on tlic lor omond tho Boston Pops lor CoiCountoss of Monto Crisio* B& CBS Tcloviuioniton r NolwofK, - a coiConcort of songs by Two Tw occrossos. protunding’’ ■ ■ '11:45 P.M. - - In hor n u isasc* ol Diariil P rin ce, Jimimy m i Wobb. (60 min.) thothoy Ore rich, chock in nt nnn O ^ MOVIE: 'Tr hoh o . vyondor Woman>man is m a m e d to O (CD — Lot's Moko II oxciusivo oxc hotel. Sonjnn Sovonth Down' Williamlam prcsidcniialI aide ChfiMian Hof- DooldI HHoi uniu. Olgn San Ju a n . Mi-j. H oldon sto rs a s on Am ori can onginour during Worldu ld • rison as thot) lirailira move in her chnolchr Kifby. 1948 J. W ar ll w h o jo in s th e Ma-Vla- c llori to findId iind;in se al olf ih o ^ , 9:30 P.M. . Q o >tv» — Barotta Tony oni- CD — MOVIE: 'Valloy isis „ Inyiin guorilliis rathor than,inn. \ source ot lyiikan;akanL‘ ol c o n lid cn . isis Iho oid of nn nrson Tho O bom od' A ustrian invi y surrondur to thu Japnnosu.isu. ilomallc .nlormalior. invostigaior whon iho k V 'V ‘ lial U.S diplom a untuss ordered to wruck catCQusos ol suvuroi uxplosivo0 Copucine nnd Susannahla h . . (o torcion OHiclals oUk C o le slc lorican onginoor's plans firofiroQ rum uin unsolved.j Vork co-stnr. f964. Holtn iippu.irsIts asx a diplornal's bibuilding o roilroad in Gudd 10:00 P.M. O n . — Gunsmoko RuncJgrun. Joy Forguson.on. O .K -0..:v0 O -v. Stonloy Clorke, PeterItor ______) 0 O C O 'vyO CD — 1 1 :0 0 P.M . Noono nnd Spuncor Oavis.vis. N owMS s OO •'‘O O ruli! CD — Dick (9 0 min.) O'A'IrAO CD — Tho Ca\Cavott Show o — Borotto Tony enlistsists 8 :0 0 A D — Zoom - lonkncoon[jo of conhcJontiul U.S. Advocvocatos ’ tho aid ol on orson invesil-Sll- 0 A.M. g “ ® im iitic inform ntion. (R) gotor whon tho couaos of O t o -- MMOVIE: T h o —-Quolity Pnrontino dipiomnti >ui:> — Novo Bocnuso 11:15 P.M. • ' — Major-Longuo ------(SO-min.>.min.)------N oi/a-/o“w.T5-pro-omptod on- O0 ~ C D ~ —"MBjor Leagueo sovurol oxplosivu firos ro-. Vordict' A dismdismlssod Scot- O OD — ^ mnin unsolved. Guost^star- supofintonciont Basoboll:: AAtlanto ot Now O 'uivuiv Now York Mots nt tho phyiphysical assots of ' stntiorlions may chooso to run pia'ploy tho Now York Mots al O Mnn — Sign Off Lorro. 1946; Shoa Stadiuidium. Pfuitts'5ts's aiator.5 ontors hor in oilhorlor that Nova ('Alaska: ShiShua Stadium. / o 0D 0 — V oriod «l'o Miss Miss Topsido' contest. tho Cl(Closing Frontier') or this 1 0 : 3to 0 /A.M. P ro g ramg.' s ' GuQStit StOlstorting Mouroon Ar- wook’iuk's Novo. ontiiJod 'Bluo- 1 1 :3 0 P.M. 1 2 :3 0 A.M. O OD —■ MOVIE:Ml -W ar ( D — Nowlow Advonturos of (R) . . printsits in thu Bloodstraam'. OO CD — Sign Off O — N ow s I Gods Of BabBabyion' Two Wondor Woman Wi Wondor O AJ) OCE) — N ow s End — V kinQS. b ro th oora, fo .'claoh Ovor a . W o m o h trios trie to lind tho O Tv« iO — - Tabltho b oouliful oi>'lIrl dolyino( tho s o u rc o ofif ioakaoo in of confi- WhonTalinTobitho rocommundo TThe i FriendlieKt C> docrooofthoQO0 Qods'cousing dontiol J U.S..S. diplomatic in- a cattytty qogossip columnist for iroQody to tho poopio ol formation,n, (R)(I (6 0 m in,) th o stn.tntion.shoisthofirstto tio i t both kinQdom;ioms. Howard t)Ot clowc:lBwod. (R) oitllt o f the Bordi Duff. J o c k io> Lono. Lor 1962, 6:3(>:30 P.M. O >:vii!vi\ -— Lot's Go To Tho — Rookios Races>s • . 2 :0P 0 P.MP . o l u w —— CCandid Comoro O':u(Du(d -— Ovor Easy B — MOVIE:^lE: 'W ild Rlvor' q _ ^ary Tylor Mooro O CD •— Sports Cont'd 1963: NowiyJy 1formed Ton- mCD — MocNoll- nosBoo Votloyoy AuthoritvA r»- Lohror Ropi, 7 :3 0 P.M. prosonlotlvo■ ------O n „ _— C C ro ssw its O “UIV J"' IO CD — Chico Garthvllle. TonTonn. to- por------loncontratlon ond thoth o ivionIV Ed fak o s o'o HI-' su o d o volloy'8 y 's conly holdout " “ 1 to got rich quick, All-Star Anythino to Boil h o r form!nrm to tho flov- O — All ,A,D® — Ovor Easy 0 finds violonco ^ o s • ornm onL Ho fin .tv. O — Oporotlon H M i c h ee , a i B r « :o, Montoomory O nvii —-Viewpoint V PV" * & r e e z e and romonco. ^ Icoat Skippor Shor> )omick. Jo Van O — 925;25.000 Pyramid ‘ “J -Ciift. Loo Romi 's sub is monocod by Floot Albon1 Salmi,Sa 1960. ^•00 P M o nomny ydo de stro y ors w h o n it is 6 :0 0 P.M. P O iDci BO O - N ow '^■'>1”}lo to ' “ aubm orgo. (R) Refreshingng New Entertainerslersfrom -■ :ivi! — M uppots O (!>CI o Kurv IO c’vx O Advonturosr«s of Wondor O '’vii- ;uiD — MocNoil-Lohror O O KTVS1 Oo _ Now s W o m an Wondor Wi Womon O - 5 I. Toprop Nevada Spots O — C 8 S NNows o \ . V‘03 find •'"'i tho sourco of 88:00 P.M. _ 3CI O O — MOVIE: ■ Comody Company' An ■ I bbiVlA i T C ^SEIPS ox-comamidian ^d fights to koop I 0 failingliling nightclub work- Final * Sholows. ■ .Tonight■' sh o p) for asp irin g yo u n o ------Unil«a.f*4luto.Sy(Wlicalo..Inc—J-----——-- :------______c 0 mics-ollvo. it* -0 Jack—Albert.-______so n . LovLowronco-Hilton Jo- c o b s.I. AbiA bo V igoda. --x'SfeA Oiuivl.UIV o c'vii o CD — ^ R ockford nightly. Weei/Vednesday & x e rM I9V3 (C TD. /■ { o ^ W ashih. . W ook in Roviow f U t / TWeHe I t.G^D I/J / A avx O ^ MOVIE: T 8A BPI throughh SuSunday. AM PTHee= g H ofiR cC • /yA^BP o*'”* ■ 8:30 P.M. • MCV/e.r. UJHATu P ^ r Y W P ^ ■ 8 :a.'o O (uco CD — W on P ( D H\ e6 f p L fi.^ ______1' ■' Strootot w.W ook Com e as you c o (CD D — Night Gallory are ... Enjoy everyery ------\ m inute. No V JACKPOT, R eservation •gj/vjvj r0 ', w i n e c e s s a r y . oy-jy » 9 m v w w J-wnj-wrn /-T O ^ iio^wvtfd ,1 sa»5«cvi •2*iyad :j Ii I / O t 33 -0 9 .3 1 ^ V II ^

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7:0CTA.M. O Vuio — S osam o S t m t Boggy Ponts & tho Nitwits/Its ■ Albort & Cosby KIda J, 1:00 P.M.'I. O j:dci —'ThisI WooW eek o [KI O O — B ugs O G CD MOVIE; T h o■ O euro — M Istor R ogerstors O cuiv O KTVD O CDD - — Bonoruo-r- O — 30 Mlnutoslu te s Bunny/ Road Runnor Show CoColno Mutiny* Ofdcors ro- Neighborhood Land of tho Lost , E l — 3 Robonic SStoo' to o g o s O >AiD CE)- —> ■Dick ^ ic k C a v e tt •• o on a O twic — L assie . S h o w ----- . considor unfit mentally. 9 :3 0 A M. Go Go, Q lobotrottor* co Closslo T ho Logondid of . O — Roundtable» b le Humphroy Booort. Joso O (sa o O — Socrourots Robin Hood.' Part 10, . o CAIO o [U(0 ( D — No Fo 1 :3 0 P.M'I. . O — Gong ShowJhow Forror. Von Johnson. 1064 o f Isis Quoon Eloanorond SirrKon- K O — SpMd Buggy Prooronio gy o CD — Champlhamplonship xutv C9 rivo O CD — noth imploro Robin's help.hot O — Racors Wrestling . 0 (tvi O — All N ow 8 :3 0 A.M. Spaco Sontinols ^ CD — V iow s Suporfrionda Hour GO t D c i O O — B o tm o n / O Ktvx O — Krofftofft 10:30 A.M. Tarzan Adventure Hour 2 :0 0 P.M . ■ SuporShow O ceo O Q — Sp'S top! . ■ W o m en 's O p o n Li\(otocovor ci g<-v>0-ABC LookI And baughf Laugsughs ogo is provided of' tho third “ - Ho™n JTo o The Busiest ReRetiree in Sho\ow Business ' galoro as Throo Stoog»-movie-s/IE: 'S ara h T.- chotl. Jorry Mahonoyr and o onopolls Country Club«,IUD, (OU PortraJf O f A T. Knucklohbad Smith gote l to- min.) A T»«n-ago j C arol Buriirnett Turn:IS goihor. ** 1960. A lcoholic' S aroh'oh Trovis,Ti a 3 .0 0 P.M . high school studentudant begins CD — Bugs Bunny/ RoRoad O cBCi O O CD) — CBS drinking when shesh e fi finds dif- Runnor Show Sports Spoctacularliar Tho ficulty odiustingng to to 0 now H e r T a l e nnt to Moviel e s winners of tho AMA 1 1 : 0 0 A .M . AMA na- neighborhood, a tional circuit racesI comcompote school, and lifo w W Dnn Ix‘wis abcaboiit a broken-hearted:d newspaper, paying forror itI O IOC' O O — Wha ifo with hor 'h a t's in th o •M otbrcycio} RocRoco of mothor and nowwstopfoiher. stoi [HOLLYWOOD The fanfamily's efforts to learnm with their son’s back: pa>p a y . Now, Mr. Magoo? Champions' from Pom|Pompono LIndo Blair, Vorna'orna Bloom, .. por swung open and in thethe facts of their son’sI’s protesting this country’i t r y ’s O ruTv — TwQ-a Comporpony ■ Beach, Fla., and 3*yaar-yaar-olds Wiliam Daniels,s. Lor Lorry Hog- pppcd Carol Bumclt, to decdeath in Vietnam duringIg involvement in Vietnam,im . O ^Tvn — Emortieney OnOne and up will roco a milo-milo-and- mon, 1075. ftc surprise and delight of thethe conflict there. Afterer "She became activevc Iin O [UCD—Paint with Naniancy a-half in tho 'Brooklynklyn Hon- O luiv— StarTrakrT ro k le assembled press. hochearing her son was a the Mothers For Pcac> eace O — Hong Kong Phoo«[>ooy d ic a p - from -'B olmont ont Park, I o - Emorgoncy«ncy | ‘‘I guess you expcct me vievictim of "friendly fire,”,’' movement, when it w as nc E im o n t N.Y. (6 0 min,)nin,) OuuD' CD — - Bix the mother (played by)y popular,” Miss Burnetimett 11:30 A.M. O catv — T ruth o r___Boidorbocko Joozz n f=iFostivol . ianish/’ she said, march- MiiMiss ’Burnett) discovers:rs '.said. O <0b o o — Saturd.;rday > CdrisMjuencis' rts Chsllsrfgo’" — film O uvxO — widow fe up to the front of the herher son isn't even a statisis- Clarol will s ta rt producoduc- Fostlval in this fil do World B ’ o T ™ ! 1' 'Hh oe “ H ew & m. What was she doing tictic o f th e w a r a n d h e is n oot t tion on ^Friendly Fire'îrc” by Soviet teleelevi- of Sports sion, two frionds loomn it'si' O nvo — MCM OV,6 '■"V - ... t»cre? The occasion was listlisted among the cosudl-il- this sum m er, ,. not ooay lo sing in front C onsum or Ucs. His body, when rec- In the next 10 months nt of 'Footsteps* a collogo n ABC session for the Uci on oudlonco. (R) ■ boll toom providesId es tho turned home, is practically Bthered television press tur ly she will nlso s ta r o r co-sta)-Star Q _ Quoat for pngj.light background for aI roDiroollstic g — Adsm-1212 g ta lk a b o u t d ra m a tic f a r e umunmarked, exccpt for a in thrro o th er film s• ,' twi ‘WO OcTvx— Lucy Show look ot the Qomo, as a win OD — Lawrence0Uy Survival Into shopo, RicharddCronna, Cre O cajo CD -OO ut'. ut *n A bout n c c , M iss B u rn e tt w a lk e d disonlc O CO — This WoeW ook In T rek') ta lk s ab oouthorjobro- u t ho Stoogos B aseball cruitlng astronautnaut tt;ainoos unction after II years of killed kill by American fire. ie. “The Wedding.” fo r NASA...... brring in a weekly series '‘The '* parents, staunchch All of this a fte r sh e ana n - O iutv O hvo Q — Pi ■ 3 ;3 0 P .mt/1.; O — N ashvilleivlilo on th o 1 CBS. The explanation is patriots, pat became protesa - nounced thnt she was retir[■ctir. Gamo Show O tuiv — Bonanza Road Imple. Mias Burnett will tortors. They lived in a veryry ing from her weekly scrie:«rics O — Ghost Sustor«. tar in a-dramatic movie patriotic pat neighborhood andnd on CBS. O caidCD — NoPrograrrams O GD—Wanted:Dojd: D ead or 6 :0 0 P.M. br ABC. . soosoon they were fightingng “I’m the busiest retire“tir c e OK{yx — W hat Do You Yi Alive Q [GO — Movie/le Cont'dCo [it is UUed ‘^Friendly their the neighbors. They, tookok aroim d," declared Mis.M iss Wont to Bo? 4 .0 0 P.M/I. . O [UIV — N am•no e ThT h at Tuno |irc," anti is a true story an ad out in the local:al Bumctt. , O — MOVIE: Thundindor ovor thos Plains* Union' olofff- ■ ■ ■ [ ■ ■ ■ ■ n i l ____ She’s also found time t cor assigned to Southwciw est I 9 get involved In publicic is-is territory In Post Civil W o r I sues for the first tim time e , porlod w honlertslon Is ata t Iits I ' She’s been actively workwork- peak. Randolph Scott LLex I ing on behalf of the E:quai:qual Barker, Phyllis Kirk. FoFoss ' Rights Amendment, rcI-(j_ Parkor. 1953. ■. - J ' - - ■ • cently traveling to Illinollinois O — Star Trok Cartoon at her own expense1C tot O ‘I'CD— In Search of ReRoal plead for passage off thethi America legislation tn that state. CD — ' M oior Loagilague QBSobail: Tooma TBA She explained howr shishe pross tlmo teams weroo u un- ■ Joined the active ERAERJ dolermined. Pleoso tuno *0 i • f l M m w * ■ force: this station for gamo s nouncomont. “ I was a t a party sevcra months ogo and a frieniS i „ 12^5 P.M. started talking to m e abouIb o u t ■ ® ® ERA and I became inter. . Moior - Loaguo Basebt Teams TBA At press tim lir o csted. But I felt I shoulilouiu toams wero undotorminc study both sides. So I go 6^^ Plooso tune to this statiiation literature and I tolkeded tto for gamo nnnouncomonLm t lawyers and weighed it.” 12:30 P.M. Now sh e's an arclcnrd e n t O mci — Spood Buggy advocate, O — W acko k "■ "It (joining the ER A^ ac- ® iTVK — Other Sido oft>ftho jJ live force) happened atnf nj I good 'tim e for m e,”■ shishe O -TBA . I continued. "I had timejjg Jgt O luto — No Programs I do things. Now, I ’m gettini:ttin g Q CO — MOVIE: 'F i busy again, but whenevcle v c r Sofo' Duo ot mochonic ' I’m off. I'm going to:o did o falluro, SAC piano on w •i what I can.” 10' bomb Moscow passisso s ^ Her active particlpatioia tlo n *ono. ProsldoIdont I will be lim ited in tlie com • promises Rusalons if bor mr V dfoppod to roialiotoI XI ' jJUST u ; FRIENDS I ing months. “Frichdl’11 i bombing nn unwarned Nt “ Fire” Is next On her• Itet.list York. Honry Fondo, pban . McQuoon StSIstars as a young man whotho ooxerclses Since she has retired from-cm her weekly scries, Then there are two otheo th e r O-Horllhy. W alter ManheihBu the utmost caro and Idiscretion as ho visits1 an oold friend Caro] JBumctt Is dividingIg herI talents between movies her husband; JtMiJoi Frank Ovorton, Noncy 6oi0om' (Sharon Farrell) Inn Q0 RMemphis bordoUo In "The‘The IReivers” : movIcH and cam paigning forfor thei ERA. Hamilton will produceducc. 1964. on “ NBC Saturday!ay Night^ ot tho Movlos,” July 22. S unday. Ju1y16.197£1,1978 nmea-Nowa, Twin Fails,’a lls, WnhbI 17 sS a t u r d a yly televisis i o n s c h ce d i i l e • ■ mile long j ' O — Hawelowoll Fivo-O A wri- 8 8 :0 0 P.M . jimimmy m v Ooollltlo's com- . OQ (UTV O i'VO O — A AIRPORT i • tor critlcixoIcixos M cG orrott's O tociCl OC O — B am oby land. Rosulto of Ihis apo- N N( ow s ___ _ hnndllnol_ of q f ft kidnopplno. J o n oI a NN< ow ovidonco co m o s lal tralninQ mission on Tod O Q — ABC.Nows______4 o r fin o -J ttt» S 4 m j. to liahV?!h V ?frth o ca so o»-o kid-“ Lawawson se porticulorly. Spon/------mona. (R)-(eil)-(60mln.) nnppinoing auspoct Bamoby or Tracy. Van-Johnson. “ ~ ’“ l 0 : i 0 P . M ~ ^ ~ ~ O caidCBIB — • Nows End holpodtc■dtoconvictyoorsogo. Roborlobort Mitchum. Phyllis O g — Pocatollo Pionoor>r GIFT SHOP 3neSTAURANTSt (R)-(2 hr: Thoxlor. h o « . Robort Wolkor. ’* P p* a rad a ^ coif ^ 9 4 4 . Q O r m O o uvi) 0 — 0 lUTVIIV Ot «ivu O , CD — O OVI — MOVIE: T h o TrollII 1 ^ ^ L aw re n c9 e WWalk MOVIE:IE: T h o R oivors' A Of Tho Lonosomo Plno' O — Hollylollywood Squoros Southorrlorn gonilomon fondly • r ’ Advonturo-droma of feud O — Quoluo 1Peso, USA? recoils:s a i Joyful flirjg in M botwOon two families in Iho ------O i u r D -=-SxudloS«o ^ s i ------1 9 0 5 whon w» ho. os an 11- B ' backwoods-offoci on ihoir O OD-'— — M.lor L.=ou. Voîa.aid. Joined twbcompo- M lives when Iho roilrood first 1 Baaoball: A1 In h is g ro n d fa ih o r's . come through. Frod Moc- ; Allonto et Now Murroy, Honry Fondo. Syl York Thoto /AtI.ntt Btavoj borra»o>wod‘ shiny yollow via Sidney, Bouloh Bondi. p la y th o NovNow York Mots ol jn Flior . ond hoodod ' Shoo Stodiu.dium, ■- 'ont'ob,0 big city o t M em phis • Frod Stono. 1936. advonturo- Slovo — Amorica 2Night — Bob Nowhon Tho ?r ^ ** o 0 3 JOon; Sharon Forroll, ^ Honfoys boc.,c„.o,„„„odi„ O CD — Major Loaguo p Q Q S Q S Q Q I n storaolt lo< 3oor. 19Q9 ' i S ^ I Bosoboll: Atlanta at Now y JO CD — W o rld a t W a r f - V York Tho Atlonto Bravos 6:3C5:30 P.M. 0>;m|vt O — Lovo Boat pto.y th o N ow Y ork M ots oi O >ui» —-AIl-StorAnythlno AI. ’Ho'P-, Murder'withMi Micholo - Shoa Stadium. ^ PLATEAU COUNTPy ______Loo, 'Isaac. Iso tho -Groupie' - =- G o o s - ...... - 1 0 :4 5 P.M . - M k Olohann Corroll and (On U. S. Hignwaliglway 93 nl IdarÔ tjorani) 0>A.D CDIB - Conoumor O “>ci — MOVIE: Tho S urvival •Mr. Popularity' Pop with Jim rs. (fl) (6 0 min.) Nonny' Child, who for two O CD -— E-Boby. rm Bock------^ yoars hns boon confinod to Jordon tpovo10V05 u p sta irs w ith * • tutDto — - Groat Perform- 1 Leonard Bhrnstoin .... — a school.for disturbed child^ G A L A 1 h is'fo th o r.r.(R (R ) ------icts the New York ron. is hostile to tho nanny O — Rodo' ' e 0 n d th o 'A n d a n te housohold. Eoch occusos» tho othor of boing rosponsi- •00 P M C ontobilcbile' from the String 7 :0 0 ot. (60 min.) blo for the drowning of his o0 O - Bob ' sister. Botio Oovb. Wendy ■ |i Nowhart Th(Tho Honloya bo- 8 8 :3 0 P.M . Croig. William-OIX Jill Bon- como troppoip p o d in a storaQO q dD (jj) — Gron Prix CII nott. Jom os Villiors. Pomola I ■ ■ ; ^ J l’ lockor. (R) s: Woshington Stor SUP^^ PUTT Franklin.Frr 1965. O r u . v OB x . . . . O C D - i z : ' ” O 'uiv — Class of '65 Bionic Worni/omon Joimo on- Nancyncy Lopoz. tho 21-yoar- O g — Hawaii Fivo-O A wri dongors Osc(Oscor's lifo whon o 9 9: :0 0 P.M . old I ro rooklo sonsatlon of ter tor criticizes McGorrott's shampoo,' tunturns out to bo o Q uuou 0( ‘ uiu CD — In w o m o on's n golf, will bo lond* hondling hoi of a kidnopplng. broin wash.sh . (R)( (60 mln.) P orform•manco a ot Wolf Trap Ing I the tho fiold at tho U.S. Guost Gu storring Joon Sim O o CDD -— Onco Upon o. AndroI KostelonouI con- Womon•mon's Opon, broadcast m mo ons. (R) (6 0 min.) ■ Classic Th(Tho Loflond of ducts tho th Notionol Sym- llvo) fro from tho Indianapolis O Q ■^'vn — Saturday Night 1. ' . Robin HoocHood.' Part 10. phony' Orchestra with Countru n tr y C l u b b y A B C Livo Liv Buck Honry is hosi.-(R) - r l I K ::: Quoon Eloon(oonor and Sir Kon- soloistt YohudiYi Monuhin in Sports,orts, Saturday. July 22 (00 (OC min.) noth Imploro loro Robin's holp. Bruch'sI's 'V iolin C o n c erto a n jd SSunday, u ’i July 23. OO — Popl Gooo Iho 0 m « 03 -—FrooCountry No. 1'om' ond two othor works. CoC ountry W hon A nnoino goos into pro- (60 min.) i I I tutD — MOVIE: T h o mature lobor.sbor. Josoph is iho Q iivx ouflh A nd T h o S ta r* ’ S oon _ 1 1 :0 0 P.M . only ono1 ovoilobo ovi .to holp Islond A ■ i Cosoy's fomous . iolo _of____ O — Movio: TBA 0 Eostor Robotllon In Iro- CD w — Saturday Night Llvo I O turo —- Fiosto Fit Latina como 0 o dolectivo and o nd. Borbnra Stanwyck. Buck Bu H onry is h o st. (R) (90 Ir O CD — Sportss Cont'd timid man mo who wonts to pistoloston Fostor. Borry Fin- min.) f"*' earn thoIho cojpoct o l h i. Io. )roId. 1936 H i mily 'ISIt visit Iho islond. G u est ^ _ 7:3 ;3 0 P.M . ) — I Wont U Alt Now — 1 1 :1 5 P.M . ig Oon Knotts. Lyndo ^ O 'oci O3 — Baby. I'm storrino I 10 u n u su o l life sty lo s and O — Naahvillo Music Bock Jordotrdon moves up- Ooy Gooijoorge. Bornio Kopoll iriousvaluosof Iho poopio la n cy W olkor. (R) (60 sto ira w ithh hhi: is fothor. (R) a n d Nanc ho live th o 'g o o d lifo* in „ 1 1 :3 0 P.M . Ju ly U7 tthru l July 23 O KAIO O twoI CD — ni'n-) orin County, tho woolthi- O ^ — MOVIE: Those LowollThomclomos Romombors Wilder Years' A stool ty 1 0 :0 0 P.M . itc o u n ty in C alifornio, a n d Ouvx oO — Saturdoy _ ^ jw their morols ond man- coon trios to locoio Iho son ERNIEE NMENEHUNE C o m o d y Spv O — Saturdoy. C o m in g . Night Livo Buck Honry is . hohost, (fl) (9 0 min.) o —‘'MOVIE: 'Kings Of T ho S u n ' A' M a y an king ^ U D E tahtakes whot is loft of his do-i CLA fontodfor countrymen ond ______sails to North. Amorica U LPLA Y ?^ whero thoy aro onackod by IhcIndians. Yul Brynnor, KllING GeGeorge Chokiris, Shirleyf ______Anno Field, Richord Boso- 5roh ia tho dovolcd David Groh h n n . B rod Ooxtor. **. 1 9 6 3 . husband. Brent, Brer anct f^lctiojp A% t t - T H E Loe Is tho> nervousnor and suspi- 1 2 :0 0 A.M . clous wlfo.fo. Doniso, in the Qo (1VX — • Tonnis "Help, Murdolurdor'^ sooment of ToTournament of Champions HORSESHI>HU C A SIN O) ^ B |P ABC's hit comodycomi aorios "Tho .. , it," airing Saturday. ^ 1 2 :1 5 A.M . f.v i • O 'tvii — MOVJE: 'Lost, N ow thriihru July i23 Planot Airmen' Diabolical ■fonl o n h s is th e holp ■ Whon Bfoni group of doctors plan to . . . i of cruise dirocdireelor Julio McCoy “^1goin control of Iho worldi M E gi n n d r O U .. ' in planninflfl na 5su rp rise birthday wilh a torriblo. doodiy new 2 3 p w ' p a rty (orr OiO o n iso . D e n is e , w u n p o rC -T ristrn m - Coffin. overhear:; part o( Iholf conver- MMooj Clarke. 1949, salion and1 mislakcniymisi beliovos CACTUS PETE>ETE'S SH O W TIMES ^ sh o Vias tioarcloard a lovor:; pad lo 1 :0 0 A.M . M o n d ay th ru Thursrhursdoy, 3;00 and 11: p.m. /nurder her,^r. O CD — MOVIE: Tho* Fridoy o n d Sotur

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_ ByROBINADAMSSLOANAN A: N ot to worry, o rn Blanca wUl be a very richch O rN i^tbat An«teJ>lckIn»on U(not not dolag—— woman. ShecmarrlodJinck-tn-grancdanA»- m ■PoUcfl Woman;" wiU^be look foOTBBOtber ra — ' ^Igned-thc agreementaRi there, butrif'She—he~^— rv aeries? Boston. Mass.1. goes througli:;li \ wlU^ Uie d ivorce, sh e w o n 't If nnylhlnfi. AnRie wUl.probablb a b ly look d iv o rcc him1 In France. Jagger, despllc his or some movifes. Wlial mlRht happen hop Is high living.. IsIs; said to be worth around six hal she nnd husbamd Burt BadBacharach million, andd w wlUi tough la w y ers. B lanca could rcconclIc. They’ve been secinc c in g c a c h w ill g e t h e r shsha a re . oUicr (lullc a bit and B urt a d o re s h is young CR ITICA,L L P R O B L E M : O ne of Uich e dauRlitcr, Nikki. As a maileri r o f’ fa c t c o u n try ’s top)p c ritic s se e m s to b e ha v in g a n bachelor Rlrls In Hollywood say BBurl u r t n e v e r e v e r Increasinjising problem with alcoliol. The did Uic standard cx-wlfe tiradee but bi only critic arriveses forf private screenings quiteitc lalkcd obout his child. tipsy to tliee pointp< ot talking back lo Uie m ovie, a n dI wasw, spotted flicking a lightIht -switch on and am off Uiinklng it was the tlon. HOLLYWOO;'0 0 D SO R O R IT Y : M ovie s ta r s are nol neari;;ariy as competitive as some p eople m a k, • ^ Irek 10 lhe altar. He's been m arrierried twice A: A very rrirrare, and sllll existing Swedishish EEthel's lb e prior literary effort•I wa;w as r a th e r before and has two sons fro m Uioselose unions. driver’s licensrense which Iglie legendary starla r susuperficial p e and self-serving.Ig, SiS u g g e ste d So for the moment. Davidi wv ill b e filled out inn hih e r ow n han d w ritin g in 1923, title for Uie Merm’s next blogra3lography: “J ■ conccnlralins on the TV sliow,. a buddingb gives her birlijirU iday a s S e p te m b er 18, 1904. G e t]t a K ick O ul of M e.” film carccr and Lynn — bul nolol necessa- That seemss rcreliable, ond would make her Q; Is Steve McQueen still bito st c o irtnm enlt l _ChSfrFect=s-enf-t»r~contlou?«--» from last SumSunday generated the most Be -'ThercolurrinAvasnnisn't written to incen.sc ",.,a ", number of tw in Fiills'iills buiirnesse.s ' ‘ e ffo:ts rts to to make Twin Falls a sh a rp - r Fair comment(lent fo r th e >vcck. businessmen, butI one paragraph in the ...m a d e a good b e t by a ssp mmingTwin in g Falls looking.ing. wcll-slocked retail ccnlt'rilt'r.' n -fe Columnistssts somctlrtics bite oH a big piece ended up bumlniimlng a number of Twin w a s re a d y to be m o re th a nI a to^town of chain messagesa g e th t a t r e m a in s so u n d in sp ilec oof f o n e K pieccoorly-wo:ly-worded paragraph, th a t. I .. ■ telling the newspaperapcr Qf their dlssaUsfac- d dl ls e r s ." , OUicrher bch fair comments fttJlrt'" ffc c c e n r t ■ His last SundayS ui column discussed tJje tlon. On reflection. Peck admitidmits he was .^dAi'sincluiin c lu d c d : . . o p e n in g o ff'Rock 'Ro< Creek, a new restaurantant These businessmensmcn objected lo one clchcwlng the soles of his shoesKjs oron lh a t on e . [ . In Twin FaJIs'alls and then lauded the ever*c r- p a ra g ra p h in P e c k 's cocolum n. A • complaint aboul Uie payna y m e n l t He didn’t 'intend to labtlatal nil U,c :edurc for the Valley Favorite recirecip es, t blb u sin e sse s in T w in F a lls a: Is as drab or Thisrcadc: re a d e r sa id sh e d id n 't re a liz e onlym ly o n e 6 podunk. It was o hasty gcner;cneraliption. a P< on a wct'k gets the $5 cash prizerizc fo r P phrase that sounded good on ll onlhctypcwri- , „ J.vingihcng Ihelr recipu printed. t e r bu t h a d no fo undation in fact T aiperback p T)W riter’ tovJurs t< ^ - • AA complaintcon aboul a T-N cdilorlao rlal on | Pt'ck’s only defense is lhathat hhe can point Uiclegall:iegallzaUon of Laetrile in Idaho,10, T' h is I to numenjus editorials concongratulating rc.iderler claimed ci Laetrile in fact;t is1 a I fu nI Iside of Be\eatlem aninia I;mall mcrchanUs In particularjlar Ifor improv- miracleicle cancerc cure, a claim lhc TTlr im e s- p ' ing downtown Twin FallsIls aas a retail newss docs docs not su p p o rt. cenCl te r, £By A B E PE C K six w ee k s lo finisii “Papcrback“ P a i W riter,” in Tlic poinl of Peck’s arlica rtic le -w as lo K eepicp thithose B c F a ir c o upons c o m inn g ln1 . s ©19781978 Chicago Sun-TImcs M ay. 11)77. S o m e timies e s history seems lo be lhc the ' "I’d followed thec Be;BcaUcs, and il was all process by>y wwhich we take things loo just stream of conscconsciousness. I would ^ .seriously. citlier take n thing; thatthal actually happened T a k e thiC e Beatles.B Please! Almost JO and changc it. or jusi move things out of y e a r s a fteir r tlitheir breakup. _the Fab Fourour their time frame. 1 was trying to establish W E wWANT i TO BEE FA t IR ! have assumedmed the proportions of a minorn o r a c o n cc p l of r o c k lictioiiction which would allow Inaccuracies idontiftotiffed by readers w ill be cicorrected In a speciala l H religion. Af\ LLos Angeles promoter wasvas me to get really crazy,•azy. By tho tim e you get taken serious!■ousty (b y e v eryone e x c e p t th e lo th e re u n io n , y o u1 kno'know you’r e re a d in g a n now spapor colum n runningru each Sundayly in the Tim os-N ow s. Beatles, thathat Is) when he i)ffcrcd John,hn. a c t o t fictio n , b u l you'OU gcgo wiUi 11. T h e Times-News tahtakes Its role as a responsibleresf newspoper9 r Q Paul, GeorRC:gc oand R ingo S35 m illion o r so3 to “Actually, Uic game:ame plan was gradually seriously and w'elcomes e / c c comments frof r o m readers on its F ide to cut'"down on Uielie luludicrous level as it ^ t logDtlicrher for a single worldwide accuracy and fairnessl e s s . telccast. Tecn-'e cn -a g ers w ho could b a re ly saay. y . went further and furth(:urther Inlo their carccr. “Paul is dead.cad.” in kindergiirten wlien theIhe 1 want lo graduallyy bri:bring It Into reality, to B eatles callcdailed it a day now pine forr a m a k e th e en d in g mlo o rcre Ir e a l.” IF YOU HiHAVE A COW)MPLAINT, reunion. The Monty Python and theth e T o do th a t, thougli,jli, SIS h ip p er h a d to d c c id e • National LamLampoon people have spoofedfed on what his endingg woiwould be. He cliosc to LET USS KNOWI ABO30UTIT! th e g ro u p ;; ““Beatlcmani.a,” B Uie multlme-n e - h a v e tlic B c aU c s rcunitieunitc In c o n c e rt, w ith — •• d la s ta g e s hhow. b w , c c le b ra le s It. as Uic accompanying/ing last chapter we’ve .The only,y tltiling that makes Beatle-lie- .cxccrpted sliows — Icss-than-wondrous Fill out thvfor• fortn ' B E F'AIR! A I a t i h * r ig h t a n worship healtlijalthicr than the Elvis craze! Is result^. TImat-NawsIlaws box 548 lh a t to d a tele ntno pretty tecn-aged girl has:ias "Being in the ,musi(nusic business for five m o t l i t t o : Twin Falls,Ils, IdahoId 83301 reported belnf)clng visited In the night byJ a years, I’ve watchedcd thUicsc artists get big dcad-but-passiiassionate.moptop. And Uie big-)ig- and Uien disapprr ovovcmiglit, and you budget Hollylollywood version of "Sgt.igt. realize how ficklc the ]public is,” Ironica- ...... - - ...... Pcppcrllraayclayclosecven this gap'.— ...... ______- Hy.. U it rock- w o rldd-tumed -tu r ouLla'bc-cvcn__- , B e F a i r ! ^!______^ : Clearly, wc ineed an antidote to all thishis more fickle than ShipiShipper had imagined, cultlsm. andwid we may have one in a clever,cr, since Uic Sex Pislols,lols, who denounce the Day story rao in Tines-lies-Hews: ______------^ ^ just-publlshcdhed book callcd “Papcrbackick • BcaUcs from the stajstage just before his W riter,” writiwritten by a 28-ycar-old LosLos climatic scene, brokeokc iup twforc his book Angeles-basedised rock critic named marka rk could g e t in to p rin t. ItatlwriStoj:____ ^ Shipper. Thoufhougli for many the lerm s “rockDck "It p— me off."’ Shi|Shipper said about Uic critic” andi “w“wrllcr” may bc antithetical,:al, Sex Pistols' misfiring,‘ing, "but Uie book took • Headliie of story:_____ Shipper’s boobook Is a....sure. I’ll say ll It nlwul a year lo publi:Dubllsli o n ce G ro s sc l & ...... m a g ic a lI mmystery j lour fnlo the wacky:ky Dunlap picked it up.p.K If lw as going to do il Wbatmsafairalnittliettte story: ______sideofBcatlenitlem anlo. now. I’dprobably usctliisc the Bee Gees Instead “Papcrbacklack W riter” is liie Beatles andind of Frampton, bccauseausc Uicy’rc Just as big llielr entirere ccareer as seen througli1 a this year as Framptonpton ’w as la s t a n d ju s t a s funhousc milmirror. The album “Sgt.:gt. innoccnt. But It showslows Just how fast rock Pepper” Is about...pepper! Manager5cr and roll moves.” Brian Epstein’;leln’s ace In tho hole is his greatcat “Paperback Writer”Itcr” is only out in some s k ill a s ....aQ pliplumber. .John Lcnnon Joins■ins parts of Uie country,try, t bul Shipper reports ' sonny and Ch(Cher In a po.st-Bcallcs super-cr- that sales are brisk•Isk enougli< for h im to g ro u p c a lleKl d th e P la s tic Bono B and. consider" another book — "about real life *' "Writer"■ 1stis also a pun-dlled spoof of the Instead of rock andci roll,”roll He hasn’j gotten _ - t - 1 ______' rccord and3 ro rock -review business, (liledled a rcaclion from anyly ofoi the Beaties' but lie '______y.jthj]ye:ta]kirajWng, rump-kissing executivesv es ______has somo final.thniiiiJils■liiJils a i» u l.U » u n ------— _ . - _What. woiiIil-yoa-like -to!-to see dooe-to assure-tliisis typtype ol-ioaiccoracy-woa’t-. andpompousrius reviewers and dcejays. "Y o u h a v e to b e a real i fan to write a Most Importportant, the book shows — Inn a book like this, bul to deifydt them would be . .happen again:______grand eventuit that features Uie Beatlesles superfluous. Basically,:ally, I want people lo be recording a newnc album called “Get Back”:k” enlertaincd. I reallyally have no illusions and playingIg betweenb< Uic Sex Pislols andin d ab o u t ro c k a n d ro lli bebein in g a h e a v y a r t fo rm . P e t e r F ra mn p p tc to n — ju s t how e m b a r ra s s inIng g Rock is good when;n 11 doesn’t take Itself n B e a tle s rt!unioncouldbc.xxx c unl seriously.” Shipper'ss bobook was a labor of fun andmd • And, just for thele record,re he sinccrely random..,It’s’s alalso an all-Amcrican successcss hopes that we willI just Ict Uic BcaUcs be BE ra irl TTim«>-N*ws. m Box 548. Twin>«In Falls,Ft Idoho 83301 story, sincee he Initially wrote, Uuslratcd,c d . " a n d no t c a r r y on aljoutw ut reur n io n s. d e sig n e d a nndpubllshcditliimsclf. d p . J.‘I seem to cure•e thatth desire in most “Ispcntaboiobout four years trying to write-itc people. The book is5definitely delii an cxoggera- a book lnstca(stead of a bunch of reviews,”s.” tlon of what would rcallyrcall happen. 1 tried to ” Shipper, who’rvho’s a lso fe a tu re s e d ito r nt make it like a bad dream,dreai where you wake R a d io & ReccRecords magazine, explained,ed. up and you say. 'I’m glad Uiat didn’t YOUAARE OURIR E Y E S ! "But so manyany rock books have come out.ut, happen.’ R eporters sitting in wv< indow less officesi can'tcan (enow all the new/ s.s . and Uicy’rei all So boring. I w asjust sittinging "Evf>ry year there’sre’s ia new audicncc for It's people w ho know kno thie new s and1 po

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ByGEORGEABRAHAIHAM drenchd Uie b a se w llh diazinonlon oor r m alaU ilon, 1 tablespoon course, coleus workk finfine In shade and in some sun.'sun. Too HOWTO SUPAROSEO SE ' p p e r Rallon of w ater. much sun may causeise U:Uie le a v e s lo blan ch out, alUiouRh olUioi nii'y g a rd e n e rs often w an l to s ta rH t a roi se from a p la n t 1., CYCLAMEN?E N M ITES - so m e v a rie tie s willllolerate loler dirccl suo. ,vinK l‘> ^ nciRlibor’s bed ancl w o na d ere r how to do it, T he T h e w orst pest to b o th e r househous plants Is the cyclamen QUESTICSTIONOFTHEWEEK c'bl way to start,a rose Is by tnkitakinR a "slip" and , mite. n This invisible pest attackslacks th e m o st com m o n house F.E. of Buriey: "Thi"This yoar wc put In some glorigloriosa' iiii; It. T ills type of propaK allon IsdonebycultlnRsofIs dc plants, p IncIudinR A fric ann vliviolets, bcRonia, mums, daisies and wonderT If:If you can tell us someUilngn g aboutab inlure wood (‘‘Brecnwood” ) takeniken in summer and cyclamen, c dahlia, geranium,lum, Rcrbera, Ivy, petunia, Uiem. 'A re they thehe sisame as the .Black Eyed S Su usan rdwood" taken In late summerr or fall. A piece of snapdraRons s and dozens of: others.othe Mites have a sucking w lld flo w er th a t grow)ws s aalo n g th e ro a d ? ” liiK from 3 to C Inchcs lonR w ithI 3 bibuds makes a fine moullipart n and durinR the feedlngjirocessfeedl Inject a toxic The Rloriosa daisyIsy Is a tetraploid form of Uio[lo nativnol e cd rose. M ake ttie c u ts w ith a sharp sl: knife, close chemical c Into the planl. SympIsym ptom s: LIrJi I Infestations wildflower which has been improved by thee use of )w llie lower bud, Remove the boltom leaflets, may n cau.se blasting (that is. sheddlnRsi of small flower colchicine. They arere mmuch better than the nativeIve ppi la n t ,’inn two upper ones. Step No.-2).-2 Is to insert the huds). h L eaves will Iw lst... cu:curl and become brltlle. and make excellentnt paf’n forcanninK purposcs. LLeafJcts wllJ a p p e a r oxcessiveJ)5iveJy h a iry .in d m a y soon die. GlorJosa (Rudbeckia?ckia) w)ll bloom from seed: the firstI takes montlis to rool a rose undernder a Jar. Frequent Other C symptom's include the Iwlsting and curling of season If started earljearly. We llkb liiis'tlem becaus'c ca u se it iiyinuunder the jars is not needed,ed. althouRlia Il's often , leaves, h undersized bloomss andaiv streaking of flowers, stands heat, poor sandsandy soli, drought and competliTipetlllon )od Idea to lift the Jar as the cuttlnK.linRs bcRin lo absorb Twisting 1 is the result of growgrowth distorting ctiemlcals from tree and shrub•ub iroots. They need full sun.u n . T hey islure, A little a ir sliould be admlilted itte< loprevent mold Injected li into the planl by miles.nltes. Also. If the plant tip has mnke fine cut flowersners provided they are pickedccd whenw 1 our experlencp that the largeri r g e r old 1 funui i;rowtli, I;Iwen destroyed, there Is a destructionde of a hormone young — It's been our 10 In sects ou c an slip a rose rijilit up toO ctobeilober or N ovem ber. If (auxin) ( found In young growiniowing tissue. The destruction flow ers do not la s t long.long, G lo rio sa d a isie s h a v o no lns< Q p la c e In led later, ifs necessary to leave'c thetli Rlass jar on all of c auxin results In the productiiduction of ethylene, which in or disease pests lo trouttro u b le th e m a n d a ro w o rth a p la c lier and'remove it In spring. As; soosoon as the cultinRS - - tu I rn causes leaf curling. y o u r ga rd e n . •e form ed a Rood sc l of ro o ts,s, lllift them oul and C.E.L. of Jeromo:lo: ""Wc never had so manyy squ sq u a sh ___ Control; Kelthane(alsolalso listed asdlcofol) Isa good ‘ th e m . Is nsplant to a Rood soil and-w ater■ woll.wol Shade from hoi > j. bJossoms as last year.ear. 1ll was a sliame lo waste thcnc miticide, sprayed on plantsits at rate ot 1 teaspoon lo 2 le d ? " I until the plants aro well establlslWished. By the way, it tr u e lh e vin e s produc(oduce more flowers thon needed?" Quarts of water. Insecticidesles suchsi as malathlon are not ice .more male blossoms thanin fen fem a le It ja rs do not h e a l up inside a nid d bbi. u rn lh e p la n is, a s Yes, thoy produce,m effective ag ain sl m iles. ies, there I would suspect. ones. Why not eat the eextra blossoms oul 20 males;s to 1 female blossom^ on Uie vln h e d from lie. .luly and AuRust. T o bud, y o uim m a k e a T-shaped c u l Still time lo hook up a hanRihanging basket for the shady These false or malelie blblooms can be distinguished fi all nub al ;he h a rk o l the cane you w an l fo r•“nursinR,” “ n t Insert the part\ of your porch or gardenirden. A few thankful Items the female sincc thehe "s"she" blossom has a small nui }ssom s In d inside the two flaps formed byay lhe11 T cul. Wrap a Include; I beddinR beRonlas,as, ccan take sun or shade, the base, and malee flo'flowers don’l. Soak the blossom v c a n y InsecU , d ra in , a n d dip>ih ih batterb a ce of rubber hand around il untiltil thetl bud unites. Il's waxy-leafed, ' 4 to 18 In ch es! tall,tall. Good for borders, raised sa lt w a te r to rem o v e an 2 tablespoons flour, salt, pepper•p p er and iple. Ibeds, pols as well as hangingglng baskets. Impatlens (day made from 1 egg, 2 lal oil u n ta ^ TO FO IL R O O T UJ C E planis) I flowers scarlet, pink.link, rose, orange and while, - finely chopped parsle;arsley. Fry in deep fat or oil i n ab so rb e n t p a p e r a n d se rv e . .’ertain planis such as lupines,, sliasla sli. daisies, and Better 1 for hanginR basketsts thanth; beRonias, but can be brown. Let drain on abs ke squash blossom soup. Usesc a good icrs have root lice. An orRanic RanRardener tells us she used i with them. Lobelia, ideal for sun and llRht shade, . Or you can make sc f to boll and add the blossom)m ppc e ta ls .■es leaves from tea and spreadsads them around the • ’ Grows< 4 to G inches tall. Sapphlapphire Is a deep blue IrallinR beef stock, bring to b pleccs. Boll for 20 minutes. Bloss.B lossom s )ts. They repel root lice (aphids)) betterbet lhan anythlnR ^/. sort. Mrs. Cllbran is a deep:p royalroy blue type with a white whole or cut Into piece keep their nlcellRlit-yelht-yellow c o lo r a n d a re ta sty . c. she .says. If this doesn't work,c, clichemical Rardeners ” eye. < Low Rrowlng planis with medium dark leaves. Of

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PineapplK witn a diifcidiilcience Texture-Rich! SoSo-o-o Slinming Paint F or Embroider ! Baby's Pals -Ihey have popcornrn cctccnlers! Crochet this atghatf ol synlsynthetic worsted to use on bed.3Cd. sosola ot as car robe. Patterntern i7168: dtreclions. j f e 4 Ifs cfoctictcd lengthwise Icnjtt ■ ^ 3 * ' * Um medium.weighl, 2'pJjfa2'pJy acrylic yarn in two solt colorslors loifor this ^ slenderihng loose vest,vest. Ideal for liairel! Pallcrn 7435; Sues . 38.48 included, , Pînl oi'enibrordcf-it'sc f-it's easy ...... ' / and tun eilher way.y. IwoTwo Hat pieccst lor pup, three lor 'pussycat. Sew together.,ilher.. sluU.' then paint-Pattern 741G: Itrans- (ers for pels about 13",- 13".-- =^ .^1 I y I from bonnet -to pantapantaloons, • ■ m she's dressed to delight any ” dirl. Save dollars: enjoy■njoy mmaVing 7416 . ____ this doll. PaL 74S0;iO; tratransfer, oattern pieces for doll atout' ^ ^ 1 1 l l 13H" tail, clolhes- t '^"2) Easy, enchanting ap{ and embroidery! Paltwn i y-C I Irsnslef ol 9 motifs.Jtils. idirec- I / tidns crib corer abouliboul :29Hx ^ /. 37": catjiago coverer 28:28*31"; ® I fi ------U individual pictures 11x14’11*14". / $1.50 for cach pattern,attern. Add — 35t each pattern loror firstfirst-class ii ^ — airmail and handling. Send Sen to: 7 II / / Nice Brookx Needlecnft Dept W7168^^^ ' f(I 7 4 3 5 ^ 8 6 (Insert u m e cf jroor p iSii B’one with a registrationre fee of SI. in fo rm a l prograDgram. Friday, - Saturday andd -ourthoiisic in Hurley from b Ca-ssia County Court Sunday outdoors aroundd jnlon'''' 9 to 11 a.m. andLlnccLincoln Counly Courthou.sc Sur V alley H igigh School C lass o f 19C3 reunio ^ Valley High[igh School the near from2to4p.m. the.Elkhorn Ice Rink onn a t 12:30 p.m. p .r in Greenwood Park nci a a s s of 19633 reunion re at the Eden. Thche evente Is open to all Inlurcslc th e v illa g e m all. • H e a lth D ept, vI’cncrol e n er disease clinic ul no 12:30 p.m. to d ay in ' persons. BBrii rin g y o u r own d in n e r a n d drinknnKb charge all day atat 32432'; Second S t. K ., Tw in Sawtooth Mountain1 ; or come for an afternoon of visiting an Greenwood Park Pai hear ★ ' F a lls , c a ll 7:M-5900,too. M amas, Stanley, secondj : g a m e s. Eden. The even!vent is open annual arts and crafts5 ’ Health Dept, nutrition nuti education pro- to all inten t e r e s t e d P a r e n ts Without Partners and childrc fair Saturday and Sun V> gram for women,en, InfantsI and children, p erso n s. B ringng y o u r ow n “ “ J S u n d a e Sun3-5576 d a y s pjpp icn ic begins, a t L:300 tod n v M a rk e t a n d 5:15j to 5.5:45 Soulh P a r k a l I^ ls , ^ T w in Falls F a ll Senior Citizens menu tod: o r evenings. p .m,n . S unday, J u ly 233 ^ jrgcr a n d H ig h la n d . C:all all 7:733-29G3 fo r de ta ils . features> bbermuda salad, hamburg withw it il softball, game atit stro g a n ooff ff with noodles, beets ai ------wotcrmelonelon.—Thls-lH-Dlal-A-Uido-ai _____ „HcoliiLDcpt. immiImmualMllon clinics from ___ —. ^ _____Oakley-Pioniîoneer,.Day __ _ . the school,Allowed_byy _____ lto4p.m„324Sccon>econdSt. E,.Tw in Falls; 2 c ra fts daay- y . , CelebrationI TThursday , ...... _concontests, free barbecue," to 4 p .m .. G oodingxling County Courthouse. includes a dan(dance in the 'me' m ee t th e ca n d id a te s andd - - • - - Y FC AI, , TvTwin Falls, pool bridge fromtn 1 to Gooding: 9:30 a.na.m. to noon- (second 4 p .m . Public P Inviled. No partnirtncr Tuesday o{ thc; montiimo only). American high school'g>I'gym at 9 en-en-tertainm ent att n e c e s s airy ry a n d co st IsSl. Legion Hall, Hagcmigerman; 1 lo4 p.m ., 14 E. p .m . F loydI White Wl and BalBalanced Rock Park atit Croy St.. Hallcy,’, aand n d 10 a .m . lo noo n ( th ird his Four Aces:es \uillv play. 3 pp.m. Everyone invitedd T w in FFalls a l Public Ubrary Bookmobnobllc Tuesday of tlie2 monthmo only), American The public iss inviled.in\ lotlo atten d . wUl be at SSears parking lot from noon»n lo Legion Hall, Fairflelirfleld. 1:15 p.m.,m.. Laurel Park Apts. Ibehi>eh!nd H e a d s nnd threads from 1:30 to 2 p.rp.m.. Health Dept, blooblood pressure screening Harry Barr3arry Park from 2:30 to 3:15,, TwTwin from 2 to 4 p,m.m. (third( Tuesday only). T Mlniatunjture Golf from.3:30 to 4:301 p.:p .m . f Senior Citizens Center,Ccnl Rupert; 9:30 a.m, T u e sdla a y wW e d n e s d a yI and RidgewIgeway Drive/Sparks Street NoiNorlh to 12:30 p.m. (sec(second Tuesday only), Health D ept WIC, suppleiipplcmcntal food Laa LedLechc League meeting at 10 a.ra .m . In In Northh PPark Subdivision from. 4:45:45 lo American Legionon HiHall, Hagerman, and lo and nutrition program forr women,woi infants home of Connie Lyons, 582 Fallsills Ave. 5:45 p .mi .C . C a i ll 733-29G5 fo r d e ta ils . a,m. to noon (third!lird Tuesday only), Camas and children: first Tuesda,lesday only, by W„ Twin Falls. Informal discussioniion w ill from Count;/ Courthouse,use, 1F a irfield , • ts on how to manage those first h( TOPS; irfcQdayRip Night Club m eets frf a p p o in tm e n t. 734-5900, T wwin in F a lls ; se co n d ' it h e c tic :ks with emphasis on thc entire5 famfa ily 7:30 to 9 pp.l .m . a t 580 M onroe, T w in F a l Tuesday only, by appolntmen tm e n l, 543-0459. w eeks wi Health Dept. Inmlfamily planning clinlc'for veil a s tim ely tip s fo r m o th e r a nid d b a b y . , . IntercstedpLed p e rso n s c all 733-9566 o r 733-50; Buhl, and by oppointmentment. 934-4522. ns well a.s everyone by nppoiiipîntmcnt with charges Gooding, C allI 73:!-438873;i for d e tails. D abysilysitU ng .Healtbtl IXD ept blood pressure screcnliIdling based on abilityty to pay, 734-5900. Twin avallal)Icllal)Ic. f o r a $1 rc£registration fee in thc Mlnidollidokn Falls. jnerlcon Association of RelR e tir e d ^ County CoujCourthouse in Rupert from 2 tc to 4 w is, Mogic Valley choptcr No. 425. veneral disease clinic for W e d n e sd$day p^^!' p.XD., C assUicein County Courthouse In Burljuricy Healtb Dept venc • h a si canccled c a n o Its meeting so thal menrle m b e r s rcatmcnt for prevention of flrom 2to4|X) 4 p.m . and on the first and1 thithird detection and trcatn P arents Wllfaout P artnerswrs inight at thc intcrestO'irested' in the Area IV plcnlIcnlc at te r in d is e a s e In th c comim m i unity, no c h a r g c , 8 to 9 U o n d a y■s s inIn lhe Senior Citizens Ccntcr (novlcs. M eet at Albertson’sn’s parkingp lot at Fairfieldirfleld for senior citizens may' at a tte n d . a.m.lnTwinFalls.lls. . ------.Halleyfromromlto3p.m. • 6; 45 p.m. Fun for kids and1 ppari a re n ts. C alll734-50B4fordetalls. 734-5 Sunday, July16,1978 , . ____ ,..._.2 2 _ ‘nm o90-N0W9, ^ N Twin Falla, Idaho Su

...... ;; W e d n e s d a y Thh u r sd a y FrldS al Altrusa Alt Club in TwinI FFa ^ 8 , in inn its own meat serving, lablce sci s e rv tc tr Payless/ Albertson’s.' P:P a p e rb a c k s m a y b e cooperation coop< wlUi KTIX, Is condiconducUng a (1 a covcrcd dish to share withh others.oL . Twin FallaI SoSoolor Citizens dlnnerJoday.y. swapped or best sellers,xs.bought as well as-_ _ salc-isalc-of-thc'cntirc:K TFIjaia^-aw d-coU cctInn _,Z. , , _ , , inch will be provided. Call 734-9051-9090 fo r Includes tossedsed salad, roost beef, ovenn books borrow^.’€OT733733-2905 fo r d e ta ils . from fro m 10 a.m, to'2 pm . to^yrand'Juiy^- and ------^ tails. ocs, spinach and cherry' pie. ~ TT f fiei e s a le wUJ; ta k e p la c e in“[n“ lHe.‘lH( school rwln Falls Senior Citizens travel/e l I lo th e Pinochle a t 1 pp.h .m . .. H e a lth D cpL v e n e h illl d ise a s e c lin ic fro m administration a d m l building parkingirking lot In -• ca IV picnic al Fairfield. Bus leavle a v e s a t 8 to 9 a .m .,T w in F a lls ,, NtNo charge. TwinT w in F a lls . • a.m. Those with birthdays In Julj July will ovcm.torsAs Anonymous meeting at 7:30:w honored here today with a m eal o p.m. In SI. EdEdward's Calhollc School in JJerome c r Dt^licate Bridge Club:nub mn e e ts ot lad, swedlsh meatballs, mashed ma TwinFalls. talocs. -sweet and sour cabbagela g e a n d I p.m. In Uie Jerome Americanflcan Legion kc and Icc cream.'Groceries dclh Saturc■day Hall at North Lincoln and SevenUiivenUi Street, S m J'C R*veIvor Tolal Image Assoc, ' E very e r o n e Invited lo p la y . Jay, pinochlc at 7 p.m. and Dlal-A'al-A-Rlde meetings att JB'sJ: Big Boy Restaurant, Public danco from 8:308:3 to’ll:30 p .m . In ■allable. Twin Falls, Business Bu and dinner al 0:30 ^ Uie Odd Fellows Hall,1, 1Twin Falls. Floyd OvCTcatOT Anonymous meetlnmeeting a t 10 e’s after- p,m.andtrainlrlining hour at 7:45 p.fti. Anyone Twin Falls Library Bookmobile’s ; WhiteandUieFourAccs;cs will pla y . â.m. .m . In St. Jerome's ■ Parishrish Hall; In K)n schedule Is noon to 12:30 at;t the th< Old Interested InIn ni u trillo n a n d w eig h t a n d JJe e ro ro rm e. C all 324-17S2 o r 324-2C85 324-2 for 12-45 lo attitude controlitrols is Invited to aUcnd, Call b c rtso n ’s a t W est F iv e P o in ts. 12: YFCA, Twin Falls, asastrolo^ workshop detai:details,. - ' to' 2:45 733-387DfordetaJetalls. 15 I’ierce Street Park. 1:45 to frora.1. to 4 p.m . There0 mwill not be lim e or arrlson School, ,3. lo 4:30 BlueJe IL a k e s , materials to do Indlviduidual charts but the ninaUonal Christian W omen's lopping Ccntcr lind 4:45 lo 5:45I HaHarmon _ NoiHienomin. , workshop will cover ththe planets, signs, f fro m 10 lo 11:30 a .m . in S u n d a y irk a l ElJzabett) B o u lev ard . C a ll1I733.2M5 73; BlW cStalyfi ind their/unctJons Jn f H ag c rm an , C C: all a37-6391 fo r d e ta ils," houses a n d e le m e n ts and r m o re inform alion. tor members and S3 Twlr Everyone welccclcom e. d a lly liv es. C ost Is S2 for Twin Falls County Historicallea] Societyi for non-memljcrs. Call1 ththe Y or drop In and will111 makem a tour to Sliver City/ todaloday. Bus TOPS Gub No, 1?2 meets fromim 7 to 8 ..g register, leraves a v e s Robert Stuart Junior High Sc m . In th e W endell City H all. C a ll1153G-G420 53( T w in F a llss P»P u b lic L ib ra ry B ookm obile’s Igh School in T wwin ln FFalls at 7:30 a.m. and theIC BuhBuhl High 53W357a for details. chedule includes noon to 1 on irtners Jackpot trip. Schoolchooi at 8 a.m. Bring lunch and i the Downtownivn ] M ali, 1:15 lo 1:45 a t S e n ioq" r _ Parents Without Parti and drinks. Bus leaves Albertson'sI's parking lot at 7 Calla ll 733^)341,' 733-0170 o r 733-79:733-7931 fo r T O PS a u b No. 240 m e e ts fro m 9 to 10:30 Citizens Centernler, 2 lo 2:30 Bel Air Circle, .' p.m, Cost Is S4 per person. Make detailssta lls. m. in Sky View M anor.^ln Falls'alls. Call 2:45 to 3:155 :at Cascade Park (Candy re se rv a tio n s by J u ly 188 b;by c allin g 734-6940, -1-552C o r 733-4560 for In fo rm a tio nn. . Cane),3:30to4to 4 a t S u n rise P a r k a n d 4 :30 lo CastlefordC a s Men’s Club a G in Lynwoodod ShoppingI Center. Call 733- lb n n n u a l Sawtooth Mountain1 ]Mamas, Stanley, commom m unlty pic n ic b e g in s a t 1:3030 p .m.r . w ith Jerom e Chamber of Commerce• m e e ts a t 2965 for Informrm atio : n . second annual arts andnd .crafts fair loday a sofUjollsofU g a m e a t th e school, follow mn in W ood's Cafe. followed by __ and Sunday at the junctiictlo n of Id a h o 21-75, c oontest^ n tcs Iroe barbecue, meet!Ct th e c a « - . „ _ , H ea lth D epl.qit. iriimunlzaUon cUnlcs from M -A nao ta m lly group m e e ts a t 8 p.: Country, westem andi blblucgrass music by ^^Wîi^îi?ôtertalnment at Ba 0p.m In 9U)lla.m!(lli(first Thursday only). Health Bt B a la n c e d . .thon»» Church, Mustie Braun. ProcectiE>cds will go to the p.TO. E vcT yone inv a n d W elfare! Building.Bu Buhl, and 1 to 4 p.m . le invited to ■; com m u n ity building. (first and thinhird Thursday only), Jerome B a h a ’i F a ith study c la ss m e e ts a t 7 ■-Counly Courthorthouse, Jero m e. the home of Mr. and Mrs. illowny, 800 lllh Ave. N.. 1 ...... ------~ T - /er>’o'ne wclcomc, call 543-50«iM(ai“ “ o r H calU iD cpt.tpt. blood pressure clinics fromim ■ ■tails. n a.m. lo 12:30 12: p.m, (ihird Thursdayay . only). Seniorir CitizensC Ccntcr. Gooding; 1 " V rst Thursday only), Health andn d • ' ' Health Dept. Immunization clinicsl U f r n m tO 3 p.m . (fltS t' lilding. Buhl, and 1 to 3 p.m. o 11 a:m —Minidoka County Cpurthi r > . rsday only), Senior Clllzcns ipert. and fi to fl p.m. (llilrd Wedne ™;rxS, ~ c o m e r. BUI,1.ll, I.V). Ca.-i.sla Counly Courihouse^ Bur! epL-VCperai-dlseasc clinic for Health Dept, vcncral disease clinic ------id treatment for prevenlion of 0 U a.m. for dclccllon and treatm~ er d ise ase In Ihole comc. m unllv, no c h a rg e , fi to il r«' L'vciitlon of dLscase in th e c o m m u n lt lil ' ), Tw in F a lls ' :irt;c. Twin Falls. Health Dept. WIC. a supplementaln ta l food (I mitrilion education programr a m for infants and children, by aap; p p o in t-- -• r f ____ r •■m (second Wednesday only) .'Vi:!- ' C i llll. Friday

Health Dept, pregnancy testing fn g from !» Disabled Ame:,merlcan Veterans Auxiliaryf l*^'.I Tl. to nmin, bv appointment onlv.)nly. , dan'cc a t li;:iOI p.rp.m. In the DAV Hall on theD KI. Tw in F alls. c o rn e r of S h olup u p and ; HarrLson, Twin Falls. The public 1.S InvitedI lo dance lo liveC T h u rsd ay m usic. Tvrin FalFff'Cff'Crazce Daze today andJ . B a rb c a ic fo r Idaho Sen. J a m e s McaureM d Saturday. Sidcwdcwalk displays, crazee cos- p.m.. pootside at Ihe HolidayIday Inn. lumcs and prizesIzcswlllbefcalured. V vin Falls. Geori'c W, Bush, first a m - ' ■ .ssador lo Uie P eople’s n b p u b lirnifChina o f C TwlnFnlUFirF irst,C h ristlan C hurch yo u n gf? d former CIA director;—ivJll"S]il-spcakr-- adulls group wwill ill hold a free c a r w ash fro mn ckui.s a r e S25 each a n d m a y b e obtainedobli childrcn ngede d 4•! a n d T' ' In modem'and jazz dance bcgliwglnning HcaUhDept.b)t. blood pressure clinics fromn lay. (Classes will be held on Thunhursdays 2to4p.m..324S<’4 Second St. E .. T w in F a lls ; 9 id l-'ridaj«, at 3:30 p.m. Cost Is $n$ fo r . a .m . to noon,I, (I(flrsl Friday only), Seniorir rs for Uie Clllzcns Ccntcr,ter, Jerome, and 1 to 4 p.mV .' W E S T E REN N B A L L E T P R E S E N ^ *‘GISELLE’AT i CSI enilwrS'art #12 for non-mem bers fc ■ / jr week course. Call the Y for more . (second Fridayiday only). Senior Citizens ...TliurM«!ay l) at Fine Art« C enter,ter, tickets 84 and 82 (orm ation o r drop by to re g is te r. C e n te r, Shoshonihone. S unday, Ju ly 10.1978 I T im os-N ow s’ Twirt Folia,■Qlla, IdahoI 23 ,

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JJuslcd. Then he “ Ckwnti^yleityle News Service sot up and a camera atljusli f' , ’ NASHVILLE -- WithVV Steve Youhr - a •proceeded to le ll h is slo ry : > icknxMLs H .iptlsl • performer wilh a mmold of his own j th e “1 grew up in a backro " hes;ild without rebel ImaRclsnway'w ayo rilfe . church In Gaclsdcn. Ala.." he 'cn heard of the H e c o n sid e rs il11 social, polllical :ind hesitation. "1 hadn't even h thadafcellng.- h isto ric a l — a n d h a s s :f o ra lo n g lim e, w ord rc ln c a m a llo n . 1 ju s l hnd was Just a little "I still have rcbercbellloas .strc.ik.s in me, "Before thal. when 1 was child, 1 w ould h a v e w h al you almostr wuuld allhoueh they maylay bot more KUbdiied than 'Islons of tlie se • they were in Confederate Co Lt. John call daydreams or vision wris ev en b e fo re 1 P e lh a m , a yo u n gi aartillery r t offlccr who was Confederate troops. This wris < d read alxiiit lhe k illed In 18G3," dcciideclares the "new breed" wenl to school — or had rc; entertainer who0 is one of th e mosit- Civil W ar. a d m ir e d by h is picers. c e n ‘;i remember gelling In ani a rg u m e n t ' J er who was sort of . 4 Mediums havee toltold Youny he has lived once w ilh m y G ra n d fa th e r wh lhe backwoods of • "many, many lives.ives.” and he believes this an Illiterate man from lhe t :/M G eorgia. H e c allc d It th e ■SilverWar.’‘Silvi ■ ' has had Us Influence[•ncc on h is b ra n d of m u sic, "Those rebellloulllous slreaks are sllll "I said, ‘No. It was calledilled the C-l-V-I-L ■ umeni. you know. ' th e re ." h e toIdOtountiyStyle ounl In tfie offlcc of War.’ He-Ror Jn'an argume/i elllng him whal . ' Robert Bray, prtpresident of Celebrity This lltUe kid was telllnf e got m a d a t m e . l Management. Inc..1C.. rN ashville, something w as cant'd. He got 1 “ B u l w h a t’s maore, o re there's feeling — and "In later years." he>e recounted,n “ I was, in fact, bora i In ten sity . M usic ismyreleasc.is r ll’sm y way discovered that Pelham was, wul 20 miles from } of expressing (ci(either by writing or and buried In a town about 2 singing) what’s goin g on in life. G adsden — Ja ck so n v ille,I, AAla la.” 0, Young vlsilcd a STEVE YOUISGmSG HAS MOLD OF HISHSOWN C " W h a tl w rite• aboabout most is the South — S hortly a f te r h e w a s 30, Yc one of those who x p r c f lH io n Ihc SouUw^ Uniternited States. Now I may “medium” — "bul not one . . . muHic IH hiHliH rrcleoHC, m eans of cxprc stal ball: she slls write about otherjcr tthings. I’m nol saying sits around wllh a crystal I , ju st lik e w e a r e I * I’mgonnadolhatfca t fo re v e r bu l th is Is o n e of- there and talks to you, jusl I * .my main,things.s. It It’s my Influence ... the talking now." Nevada. Calif!. ' I way I play and1 sirsing is alf Soulhem! It's He Identified the Nev lard, and said. “I ) b a s e d on g ospel,d, blblues, early rock — all medium as Betty BcUiard, lave lo show me , Uiis stuff camc frotrtromtheSouth. observed her. They have ay, 'Ycah.^l trusl imBrmBM \ Electl e c t r i c i "S o m e tim e s ththe e S outh Is a s ta te of m in d , something for me to say, ■' 'um ; a kid, I w a s fascfasci ln a tcd by S o u th ern folk y o u .’ csted In my life in ! songs —J(duiHcnr)[cnry, ond things llice that.” “She was most Interested B u t to re a lly understandund( Steve Y oung— andent'Egypt,” he said.1. "Bi"But I wanted to ir life. S he s a id th a l j whose vorcc tmvel;n'vels from a d ear falsetto know a b o u t lh e C ivil W ar life w as th e m o s l re c e n t — thh e briefbr life. II w a s VATER HEIAT ; lo a bluesy growl3wl i(and he uses It with a HOTWi also talked aboul .. ; skill and InlcillgcUlgence) - you have-to a violent life. But she also aitia I Ig th e four re a d in g s ...... I understand his} sti studies of reincarnation, many, m any lives during the i And what they m eaean lo him. I had wllh her ovd- the yeara/e a ra .” m iiTii'ii^niiHiiiuiiiiuiiuiiiiii...... lied, ad v ised h im to i Xct’s regress} a Vfew ycare with the rnan The medium, he reeled, j ifc|” l)ccausc — sh e who feels he wasIS bob o m to die a re b e l: " forget a b o u t tb e la s t llfel” 1 s m e a n t lo b e h e ld Tuesday, Klaretla re b 17, B a ttle of said — “the union was me; . . to g e th er, a n d you %vere trylrtrying to change It ______Keny**F^_VI^V&gola..Movlng wilh skill .... byvlolcncc,'andlliatwaswr a c i^ the brunetsK cov«ired valley surround- '..... [iswnjng.” ^ L U M B IMHG I “I said, ‘It doesn’t mlatter atter if il was right W ith o ii ing Wheatley’ss Farm,Fi the Confederates w aboul it.’ ru sh fo rw a rd toD bebcj a t b a ck F e d e ra l c a lv a ry o r w rong, I w a n t to know abc I .K .’ She must have ‘ iF k ie st! who have advoniIvanccd across the Rap- "Finally, she said ‘O.K.’ i For those wwho want fhe R ap on tape. She pah an o ck . done a 15-mlnutc rop ( d ils man went Into Dashing 24-yearyear-old John Pelham, an escribed the age this ni .ow Surface was buried In. the • L o w un c an n y c an n oinicr n lc r who never lost a gun In military, the stale he was age he died, his psycholoiAologlcal makeup. • (M batU cs a n d1 fdtfc! a bullet was never ' - ' 1 Tlem e m perature around him . meant for him.1, fallsfo fatally wounded on and some of thepeople aroui War buff, I gol to th e blood-soakedcd bjbatUefldd. One of Robert "So, Iwlng a Civil War Individual ROOM nd out just Who she * In***' E. Lee's lop llculoeulenants — a dose pal and wondering If I could find 01 noved to Tennessee fighting companloiinlon of Jcb Stewart — was was talking aboul. I movec C o n t r o l mourned as a herolero throughout the South. la te r , a n d th e old lib ra ry In Franklin had a JohnPclham." Sfyledtofitony C irc a 1953. City Cil Librniy, Gadsden, rare book on the life of John Alabama. A yotiryoting. dark-haired boy — Hecontlnucd: about Pelham, but ' D e e c c i o r n e a rly 11 — p olu u rs o v e r a faded o ld co p y of "Of course, 1 knew aboi iro details ... said he ‘Lee’s Lieutenant’la n t’s ; Vol. 2: As he gently this book went into more dc fin g e rs th e e raic c k e d yellow p a g e s, h is e y es w a s 18 w h en h e e n te reed d Ihithe militar>'. and ECOMOiWMY-COMfORT!m ; command "&-T-0-T-O-P” as he rcachcs the 24 w h en h e died. ll dow n on h e r r a p fit ‘ ' t so m e w h a t fadcd e d pportrait of John Pelham, “Every detail she pul dov DISIHlBUIH)BY:CoConstructionin S u p p ly I A g ain a n d agg ain a in , h e s ta re s a l th e p a g e — th is m a n . I p u t II together logo wllh my he also talked aboul St., Bolio. Id. 83707. Phonon .3 37 7 5 -4 2 J2 I as if he could see himself behind the lines knowledge. You sec, she al 7919FrIodlySt.,t — - people—like—Jcb—Stowa;towart. -Stonowail--. . ------—;------b r in k :------lOWWHOCAHSUPPtY-YI.Y-YOu wrrH ' “ W hen I c a mTIC c toti th is p ic tu re ; so m e th in g Ja c k so n . SEFHAHESBEOV “4 .a sk e d h e r , ’W hat Is m yj relallon.shlp to leaped out at me,” Young told •al character?’ This EITHER PERMANMANEHT OR PORTABLE; HEfHEATERS: k CountzyStyle. He'He was silent for a m om ent,' Jcb'Stewart, historical d medium knows nothingIng about i the Civil _ , ; then added: “It almosl look my breath jtHoue Center EaEarlv Discmml-DisL WcWood River BDllding W ar. t i J A ■: . a w a y .” '0 BIi>« N- P-CP.O. Bo» 1070 .. p,(P.O.B o k 6*7 ou were brotliers.' 1 • Al the timel he whispered to himself In " “She said, 'Well, you wi ,1nfB ilt.73*-7300 S«rS«nVoll*y.7a6.9555 HoHoll*y. 788-2309 • thoughtlo mysdf, ‘That’shat’s not right.’ But awe: “There‘ is something about this S c a rro w BnildiiiK Soppliss s h e sa id , ‘I d o n ’t m ean a n blblood brothers, I^ yojpDlwlnoinwateil ™Petersen/Gambles Sc plcturc that concernsconc me. I don’t.know lUSlhAva. E. SoSouth of Jaram a !: what 11 Is. or whawhat It means. But it Is like mean as ’brothers.’ 1390 Ooodlng. 934-M63 !•' I a s a stre e t s in g e r In \ about the relncarncamatlon theory, he w as lo Steve — who began as a I DISTRIBUTOR'S N AME M E, AND ADDRESS ^ ilg o m ery — Is k now n McCfcCaslinliiinlia- S ° 5 later declare. Birmingham ond Monlgon I for both his singing andid his so n g w ritin g . HO;1050»«rldndAv«. "■ CGIVEN ABOVE S Moxcii 1,1978.17 8, Interview a t 1300 D iv isio n en recorded by such l«rl.y.67«-MH | s 'c ^ NosbvUte., l\amTei . It’s a breezy Wcdnes- His songs have been rc Ings, Joan Baez, Rita g N A M E ______------I 1, a n d 0 cup of coffee to o k th e• ■ stars as WayloaJcnnlngs, anulls Home Supply ■ i C oolldge a n d Ia n M atthew : D chill out of hisIls bones.b The time w as 4:10 I ADDRESS ■ . He has played a varlvoriety of mu.slcal [ p.m. Steve Younfoung was recalling that ho blues a n d e v e n ro ck > was bom to die a rebel, and that thatt styles — folk, country, blu< 5 C I T Y ______SS T l A T E ___ ^______I and roll, all shown lo} greatgre advantage on Mlfelsmbic. I ^ ’ y ' In flu en c e w oulduld iguide his musical carccr P.O.ao«*30 m e • his RCA albums “Rencgiiaicgade Picker” and pU-O 41 Mlohlond Av«. E. ■I P H O N E ______ZIP Z I P ___ I ■ : to d a y . ’ His latest single is , Calmly, heIC JlghtedJ 0 clgarct and1 "No Place To Fall." His Twinr^i.73a-»»ao . cnUy as a tape recorder was; “Don’tThlnkTwlce.”^ %mmmmmmmrnmn watched palienUj i J , J 24 tlmcs-Nows.9W3 . Twin Falla. Idaho Sunday,day, Jyly16.1S78