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Good mtlorning 1B u sh cconsideirsm lK tta ry op)tio n s aIgainst: Iraq . - limalum uarly in tlu- resolving Iraq to comply y' Baghdad a forma! ultim; Chicago Tribune “underestirtimated the problems" in res ly with the U.N. Security' 1 selllcd ihis wcckcial. Today's forecast:st: a y riow— Council resolutio: 0 week if the dispute isn’l sci the dispute,te. And he conceded that by r Itions and, officials hope, toe The United States and il.s Dcicrt Siiniii 'ith highs in the mid- n three weeks afler U.N. ins{nspectors encourage opposil Sunny and cicar with WASHINGTON — Presre sid e n t- B ush more than osilion to Saddam within the allies Britain and Franc•anco Miy tlicy li;i\ c 80s 10 low 90s. Coolingling ihe evening with ;ht to enter the governmentI bibuilding Iraqi m ilitap' rank! considered his miliiary option*ions against Iraq finit sought inks. e odequote authority lo comconduct ‘'ciiriircviiiciii lows in the uppcr-50s. nls there Tlie administrati Saturdoy os diplomats at the U.N. sought — any wc.veapons-related documenis ration also tried turning up the nder ihe cxisiini’ I '.N P agoA 2 Si royed. pressure on Iraq n actions” againsi Iraq under unsuccessfully to defuse thee crisisci resulting probably hihave been removed or destroj aq by having administration lUtions and wmiM not Ties down ofTicials and their it Securily Council resolutio from President Saddam Husseinsein’s defiance o f If so, thehen the current standoff comci leir surrogates broadly hint ot iclion. Some oM'ici.iK lofU .N . — if not threaten I 5. seek further council actic Persian Gulf war ccasc-fire reso■esolutions, to a matterler o f principle — the righl o en outright — a renewed U.S. that it would hi.- vi-n sc — and b o m b in g cam pa ;s acknowledge privately tha ] i Rolf-Ekeiis, the head o f thele UnitedU Nations inspectors■s tol go wherever they choosc ipaign against Iraq unless ll for rene\\cd itiilii:ir> MHI willing to Saddam backs dow difficult to get approval fo weapons inspection program,n, { gave the Iraqi even on lhat lh Baghdad is so far unwii e Security {'mincil American "If he doesn'tdown. g ct aciions from all the S f!., , Fun in Filer reregime a deadline of this momloming to deliver yield even;n in the facc of threatened An 't get the message in the next :cessful alicnijii lo clu few days, it’s go ." members nnd an unsucccs its "finol answer." military actjction. going to be bombs away," IS about Ihcir auliim iiy ’li''-' ^ Chickcn drops, funn aiand food fueled the itJ more to Senate Minority I „ so would raise questions aV His day-long talks.on Saturdiurday with Iroq's "Therec is, os I see it, nothing m ty Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan,. , ' annual Filer Fun Fcstivstival Saturdoy at the nswer by warned on CNN ’’ to act at all. ambassador, Abdul Amir al-An-Anbari, failed to discuss, oiand we expect a final ans\ NN's "Evans and Novak” br two hours wjili I'l^ S Twin Falls County Fair;■airgrounds. ate in the program. The president met for v brcak the impasse ovcr w h e th e r U .N , tomorrow.'v." Ekeus lold reporters late Iviscrs at Camp !Javu' P .8 0 B 1 The president a Is top national security advisi inspectors will be pcrmiltcilte d to search day, II and administration officials in rcm iniscciii ol tin- reviewed have avoided settii Jl in Maryland, a session i< Baghdad’s Agriculture Ministo*st'y for weapons- Amid theth< growing tensions, Bush rc etting any public deadline, bul nearly two yc.irs .u’o ____ B American diplomatic source: IC crisis meetings held neai related materials. possible targets to for air strikes by An rces said it was likely lhat the jn ol'Kuwaii. 0 com pel United States, Brii e following Iraq’s invasion o ; HH In on ominous note, Ekeu';eus said lie hod and Britisish warplanes intended to c Briuiin nnd France would give Getting involvede d 1 5j The city of Heybumum has set up a new I Hispanics feel more ities ^ com m ittee lo help His Disabilit ? involved in the commujmunily. Page B3 B e t t i :ing 01 J futul i r e act4 givesJS m th e I rribes^ lawnmakers 4 I I Tied up job-seekkers I I The U.S. Women'::n's Open hos a tie ^ differ on ganjmbling I: beiween Juli Inkster;r anda Patty Sheehan I) cnlerinB the final roundund today. Jy Deborah Sullivan Page Dl addedJ e(jdge ■ By'imes-News wriier _FORT-HALL-=..On_thc_EoLfon_HulLIndi;iii ______;> Still cooldn’ TheT Times-Ncws ^ ^ —Reservation, I the median yearlyyea income for Re 1 Former College ofof Soutltcrn Idaho ndians is S4,338, TWIN FALLS — If you’re’re an employer, it’s ^ Ind jiands at 35 percent ■j pitcher Steve Cooke; wasw called up to the The unemployment rate siani not that you have to hiro somejmcbody with o past ' 0. when joblessness ^ majors Saturday byby the Pittsburgh _ " - an improvement over 1990. w history o f drug or alcohol abuabuse. It's just thnt. f l ■ Pirates, leaked at 60 pcrcent. Page Dl startingsi today, you can’t ask; ababout it. ^ Each year, the Sho-Banm SchoolS Districl And if you reject a qualifiedfied applicant with a jpends about SSOO less percr sstudent than the disability, il better not be; bebecause you don’t daho average. Classess aare held in a wanl to spend the money:y to change your gymnasium basement bccaiecause there's no workplace to accommodate hinhim, ichoolhouse on the reservation. It’s all pad of Title 1 o f Ihethe Americans with Group helps aftiifter a loss D isabilities Act, the latestt section se of the far- reaching federal law desigisigned to level ihe A roll of th^1^ ( d i c e : Com passionate Fric■ricnds support group h disabilities, deal with the loss of a playing field for people with di G am bling inn I d a h o has helped parents dea That includes everyone fronrom quadriplegics to child. Page C1 recovering alcoholics. “ W hat the law says is thatlhal if you’re a job- seeker with a disability, yoyou d o n 'l have lo I Gaining a greene n t h u m b a n sw er any q u estio n fron"rom 0 prospective em ployer that doesn't pertaintain dircctly to your A green thumb do(doesn’t come easily, ability to do the job." saidaid Jeff Crumrinc, reporter Brad Bowlinin Ilearns. b l i n g - B l executive director of Mogic Volley . , M ore on gam bii Page Cl Rehabilitation Services. Other parts o f the low. governing go\ access by 1869 when Presideni the disabled to businessescs ond government Almost from the day in s 186 sprawling stretch of oJTlccs, have already gone inlo inti cfTecl,-affecting Ulysses Grant set aside this^iver spi bottomland fur ^^03311 thousands ofbusiness, sagebrush-fringed Snakc Riveibcs. the Indians here theth Shoshone-Bannock Tribes,Legalized casino A future for rana n c h i n g ? Bul while not every businjsiness has physical barriers to remove, almost5St all of them hire havehi lived in poverty. jngc Le all lhal. iribal gam bling could help chang< - The W est’s livestocStock industry faccs a employees, which means thele laiestli provisions of ^ ! struggle for its fuiureire - a struggle ihat is the ADA will change fundaridamcntally the way leadersIe say. vould help pay for more cultural lhanin ]political, today’s America does business, Gambling proceeds wourams and business editorial says. "The koy difference is thot a quolified ceducotion,( social programlancially strapped Page A6 applicant cannot be djscrimtrminated againsi with eienterprises on the financ or without reasonable accommodation." ac reservation, they say. i say casino gambling But while Indian leaders sa> Crumrinc .said. tribes’ economic “Reasonable accommodjodation" con mean is a sure bet for the officials tri vehemently development, Idaho state offi anything from raising a desksk Ito oltering another dl employee’s job description.in. I but like the other ooppose] the idea :gislature wiil meet in On the upswingn g provisions ofthe ADA. it canr:annot impose "undue Starting Monday, the Legisl:r amending the slate A special session to consider at Led by Twin Fall•alls’ while-hot real hardship” on nn employer. ANOYAREKZ/TTwTimM-N«w( SJ sino gambling in the the Magic Valley : hardship and what,. PIPlayers by the hundredsds already flock to the Fc constitution to bon all casino estate market, tht D eciding w hat's undue hi Fort Hall Indian 3 see GAMBLE/A2 c c o n o m y s u rg e d1 diduring the second isn’l j is a work in progress.. TlieTl ADA is still an Reservation to play thea rnumbers In the tribe's's t:bingo parlor. P lease se quarter o f 1992. Page E1 Plea'lease s e e ADA/A2 1 _ _ Radio COne put!ts 4SS, i il Lthletes,5 fans South African1 s t r i f e - ! ■ South African offiofficials say they ore bombinlg to resst dium willing to negotiate; forfo free elections, but ram sta<3 only if the Africanm 1National Congress The Aflsodatcd Press .will cooperate. PageA? SARAJEVO. Bosnia-Herzcerzegovina — It's Sunday moDoming ‘ ■■ in Sarajevo and you’ve survi\jvivcd anoiher night of shellinline- So ning what do you ' ffor open Italian troops! acalled upon unwind? Tlie Italian governrrrnmenl has sent 7,000 f t ^ i ' ‘ ThcA ss -one in troops to Sicily, ihchc biggest crackdown mpic Stadium — buill a r-lo rn RCELONA, Spain — Olympii on Mafia activity sinelincc W orld-W arll. BAR( ust such a moment - - i tunc in irs ago in anticipation of ju5. st:ccstalic crowds ami . ' . Y ' “ I ' T PageCd ie for a ^ ' teemedd with colorful performers, e< 1 m usic [V I - the Saturdi■day as V '. ’ look on the 1992 V"'- side ot ■' r Summeie r Oly- ■ mpics g iff,'-*',. •...... by five S ectio n A C rossw ord...... 6 M l p i derw ay W eaiher...... 2 W orld...... 7 ,8 , Perfo•formers e show dresse . Earthright...... 5 about.after monihs of shellin Olympic peri the Olympic approv>val, drum m ers drum m ed,d thousands fii of othletes Produced b; aturday evening in Barce pronouncements o f the latest lg news. Stadium Satt rcelona during ' wnor PlBcidoP Domingo sang andpast th' the* crowd. former high-s iremonles for the XXV Si around the world morehed post P le ase recyclelie ithis new spaper buddies, theDIO/A2 S u m m er G am es. f"» "" Ininpnnns offi Serb gent E uropean Cc unity envoys, peacekeepers APpM) — in a nod I , radia co m cd y n ------aSurraar igh rubble. ^ ...... • b ean s nnd j'n - C7 beans. For cily res with little to tiling, relentless sniper firc anc itest dealh toll on the evening

P lease s e e RADI A-2 Timos-Nows, Twinn Foils.Ft Idaiio Sund.ny, July 26.26.1992 ______✓ Weathher Garm ble----- C o n tin u ed3d from A1 down.” Small said. '‘Ourr peoplef don’t alm o st cnntircly tir non-ex'islent on vival skills to reservation1 casinos.coi on ind o ff thc reservaiion. have the minimum survi\ A t a Mla arc rc h 18 h ea rin g o f th c . leadersi« believe that by,y survive." c complicated Senate Selectled Committee on Indian attemptingg lol block plans for a casino Developrhent plans arc i itaining bank Affairs, Justiiusticc Department official The Accu-WeWeather® forecast ftfor noon, Sunday, JJulyl 26. at Fort Hall, Hi state officials are by thc difficulty of obta is held in trust P aul M aloneoney testified that "the high lom poraluro z o n e s forrth th o day. sh o w in g bad faith, and arcrc loans. Reservation land is 7 0 s Linos soparale hij ment, so the perception inin thct media and elsewhere undemiininjling their cfforts*‘lo pull the by lhc federal governm it to borrow that IndianI gaminggai operations arc rife I \ reservation-n for the Justicisticc Department’s ADA The N;ii..>n;il U'ciitli-•atlicr S ervicc in D oisc says \ , C om m issionion) regulations for manyy s widely ctxau Prairie and Wood River Vnlloy: Mond: lucstions ofilce. sciiliercil ihuiukTshowti>\vcrs prevail, w ith otherw ise Jl I’m not totally sure, • Job interview qu se sunny ân^cr. Highsis iiin the mid-SOs and Monday i r alcohol Fora prosrrospectivc employee who iinil warmer. ) '8 5 “>S». ^ b c c B U S clerc’s to a lol about the ADA^ about past drug or i ,,. , , Lows lonight in tlicic rrmid-40s, ing to be decided by, thee abuse, although applicjicanis can thinks he’ss beenbi asked a question Tliis svMcm is moviioving slowly eastward anti wilwill help Extcoded Forecasteast Southcm Idaho: Tuesday,y IhrouEh S?in£ legally be asked aboutut currcnt ‘luring nn iiitci;'ntcrvicw tliat has less to do p r o d u c o w id e ly scattered sc;i ihundershowersrs over Thursday. Fair cxce:xcept for a slight chancc of ^ ^ a c r u•umrine n says Tiile 1 is not't drug o r alcohol abuse. wilh his abilitiililitics than his disabilities, .s»iilhc;i.slL'rn liliilio. mountain thunderstoirstorms. Hot days with highs n quite the ihiclticket filled with snares thatIt • Questions abouiIUt prior Crumrine coun:ounscls persuasion beforc A wiiniiint; Ircnd iss expectede; all .sections into ncxiicxt week ,|,g 10 |low er 60s. nesses fear.- Common-sensee worker’s compensation'n claims. confrontation.an. ■ as :i hi^li level rid^c builbuilds over Idaho from thc west, ^ Northem Utnh andm d Nevada: many busines Iterview and promotion1 • Quesions aboutIt h e a lth “Tlic law' is there1 to prolecl people, ; T he l.)vv in ihiisc reacreached 50 degrees, one degree•cc above U tah-M ainly S*jtS;ilt Lake C ity southw ard. Gusiusiy winds f ir in g , in tc r in.surance claims. but I would1 advisead them first to make thc rccord low for iliisis date.d; Vullcy m inim um s rangc■ prove hc was denied a job, or a questions can:an call Crumrine at 734- Rainslorms swept airo:litoss mucli of thc nation Salurdnrday for a Lake Charles, La.; ondm d .99 o f an inch nl Spencer, low3wa, _,| morc cmployioyecs. promotion, bccausc he.waA-as disabled 4112 or thc: ADA AI Helpline, 800-669- .sccond day. wjlli lic;ivyivy rain in Keniucky triggeringng floods On Friday. Ihundcrsilersiorms scattered torrential rainsins over the businessess is liable to damages off even though hc was qualificfied to do thc EEOC or thc Job Accommodation lhal were blanici! I'oror ihei death of a woman and,nd Ihrcc northem Plains fromn KKansas to North Dakota, withI moren llian up to S300.C0 ,0 0 0 to anyone who can1 job. Network at 800-ADA-WORK.800 children. 8 inchcs falling on fairFairbury. Neb. Acro.ss Ilie SuutlieasIasl and thc nonhcm Plains, hehowever, ' Friday's showersi alsalso drcnchcd pans of thc Soulh skies were clear iiml temp;mpcniiurcs w ere warm, Ohio Valley nnd the: AtAllanlic coast. Radiio —----- In Manchester. Ky..y.. lorrcniial rains caused a crcrcek 10 The low for the naticlation’s Lower 48 states Saturdayay moming overflow ils banks. lrit:giiggering a flood lhai destroyed;d several; was 35 degrees nt WestVest Ycllowtonc, Mont. Lord Carrington, thc EC’s E chicf The showV is unpredictable. At one lity, thc low of 59 broke a 39-s.yofold Continuedd ffrom A1 hom es and killed a woma:iman and three children, In New York Cily, a negotiator on Yugoslaviv ia. on thp point, it is interntcmipted by a caller from by I degree, Tlic low in Fort Lai-audcrdalc. the half-houlour of satire has become a H ouses, mobile luimcsrncs and a church wcrc swept avawny by rccord for thc date by strcelsofSarajevo. ' Belgrade — tthc Yugoslav capital mbulancc Fla., by.contrast, was15 8:82. . sensation. thc w ater. s:iid Todd Roberts Koh of the Clay County amb J "So how's it going Mr.•. 1Prcsidenl?” where oppo^position lo Serbia’s crcd from Across much o frthe thi mid-Atlantic region, tempTipcraturcs T h e opctpening line — "Good «crvicc. Showers and lliuilliunJerslorms were also scallcrei t asks Carrington. leadership is growing] — reading a :kies and didn't rise past the the;hc (60s or low 70s Saturday, morning' ViVietnam! liello Beirut! ^-'-'ad o to Minnesota.Ola. across th e northern Rockic ,f “OK, but there’;c’s some mock commurmunique to the people of P IS, Texas, Clouds and scatteredcrcd showers also kept lempcrntuitures in the Greetings SaiSarajevo" — is a takeoff of Plains, aero.ss thehe 1App.ilachians, thc Carolinas, n misunderstanding,” NMitterrand Sarajevo: 1 in Arizona and N ew Mexico, 60s and 70s over thehe Mississippi1 Valley. But sunsnshine and the 1960s aniand ‘70s radio shows from Ulh. Florida, and in J replies. “I'm not here: tot discuss '‘Intellcctua:tuals of Belgrade share community o f Jefferson. 4.53 incinches of brisk winds pushed SalSaturday nftemoon tempcralurcsres inlo thc Vietnam andnd Lebanon that entertained fic ccntral Iowa con pcace. I'm just bringing soisome civilian your painI andar shudder at your II Saturday momingning. 80s and 90s across ihcLhc 1Plains and Southeast. war-weary U.S.U. forces there, ______I -T op Hils"ils" has struck a chord withh clothcs for my nephew init the U .N . sufTcring. . ' its audicncnee wilh- some of thcc peacekeeping force. His memother wants _ _ - , tally shot while: [playing baslcetb::ball with compal a n i o n following rouroutines; me to get him out o f here.”■ , ^ IdahoI lotteryll iSf.Y. man fata F rcn ch President. Francoiss Another sketch portrayedcd two black . and East 168th Street, s e marketeers stealing U.N. fo N ew Y ork Daily News discharged,;d, Striking him 50 feet away, i said pîcc Mitterrandd was hailed worldwide food aid and BOISE (AP) (A - Here arc thc policc said.d. spokeswoman5 Sgt. Edclle;Jon,cs.-a=y J; when he modlade his bold journey here nQ selling it by the spoonful tcto a starving numbers for for the Idaho Lottery 1 stopped to rest and ihc: bollI rolled , 0 public. When the law cios N EW YORK — A BroJronx man was Zarseo BrBrantley, 18. died at Lincoln : 0 to spur thc West to do oses m, they Powerball gamegam drawn Saturday: . away. As Bnmtlcy went to take on children’s voices, > fatally shot while playin{r'ing basketball Hospital 20 minutes aficr thc 3 a.m. i oremcvelhc n,„re,ohclpIp thc beleaguered city, ;, convince a 15-21-27-32'-32-37 5 bali, five men camc onto) tthe coun io Lislcners D relief worker they arc 1( •'•T;' early Saturday whenI several st men incident. BBrantley and four friends I rs to Top Hits heard an 10-year-old Powerball:U :.i7 3 ______F'"rob“thcT5iaycrs'itnd ordered j~orphanrand‘Bcrcvacuatcdi ^5"'’"pislol-whippciTinTTl’rcr•IcfTd-duTlTijrtPêrc-playinj1ng'bask«ball-nrthc-yardT»f~T rolncm lo lie imaginary m

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Nation1 ______^ Cabble TV tsbupghI house^fiire^kills^ - 4 Bi'lMe m i o ^ y PittJ ;ulation -I) ^ flNEWSTANIH O m D F O R childIren; palir tossedd to safeety y flNVTiMEOFFYEAR awaaits veto ^ THE NEW VOIDRK PnrSBURGHi (AP)(. - A fire thut mny have hii been' ^ * '! ' •> IN NUBUK SU b | ^ H I slaned by sparkss frfrom an electrical ouilci engulfed cn; a Ncwsday house, killing fiveive children, Tlic youngestt wasv four (♦ CHfiRCOflL weeks old. lopsidedk Iiouse vnle lasi' »> MOSS A woman rescuecued two others by throwingtig Ihem IO • £H regulale.lhe pricc of cable neighbors and thenjcn jumped lo safety, , Ihe cable iiidiisiry is hank-" I A COGNflC . The ihrec-sioryy bibrick hou.sc erupted in flamemes Friday ' f ' . . on isident George Uush lo velo night, trapping theJie children on the upper rio - t B m BB the bill if itit r Kimbcriy Fry., mmother of four of the deadd (children, ■ ' ' ’ veto - Ihe indiisiry.is coiini- •old son by tlirowing him lo3 neighborsm on ish's proven ability lo make saved her 2-ycar-o!( V from a sccond-flooiloor porch, the chief said. Tlicilie womun ck. He has veioed 31 hills, also tossed her 18-n8-monih-old nephew.in Tlie lusiry's ho|x; lor a veto re- m ^ l \ elcctrical outlet. selbaek it siiliered in ihe “ It spread unbelieclievably fast." hc.said. liich lieal back a Republican The cause o f thehe 1fire was under invesiigalionion. B bill more favorable lo the ieath'enr : identified os brolhers Brandoidon Fry. 7; , ; . • industry. Tinrtie Senaie did the same ear-: l| ‘jRe': The dead were id ). s. • Twin Falls, Idaho) • 7 3 4-4818 / | Bryant Johnson., 5: Clingman Johnson, 4; andmd their 6- ' ; lier in the: y'year, defeating a Repiihli-j. 138 Main A v e.: month-old sister.•. AlexisA Brown. The fifth vievictim was APphow ‘•■‘"I suhstilullule and ihen passing. 73 lo identified as 4-weeli'cek-old Ciarra Jones, a cousin _____18. a bill s( some consider sironger. in j survey dam age caused b I M s. Fry was takeiiken to Wcsl Penn Hospital.rbutnurs- I TV/o women SU by a fire someaspeclJ:cls than Ihe House measure. I ing coordinator MnMaggie Haley said a dccisioiiion wasn't In a Pllfsburghg h h o m e w h e re fi^ie c h ildIdren ^ House-se-Seiiate conference com- ! immediately madede ton whether lo admit her. were killed Frid•riday night. miliee willll meet lo iron oul diti'er-■■ ------ences lx:tweiA’een llie bills, and congres- sion;il telecoicoinmunications staff mem-I- ber Michaellel Connolly predicted a bill11 J C d O will g:iin final fin; approval by the end of ^ E 0U \ o o W \ < > 9 in tracks ddown burgglary susp ^ c v p w e - Woman Seplenilwrr - in lime lo come Bush’s - : WINTER PARK.K, Fla. (AP) - boni wasvasn'i immcdiuiely iivailable. front door hiid l>een opofwned and a way beforee tltheeleclion. - When burglars hit her hc home, Linda “Tliisis lady dccided lo do policeice 250-pound safe containiining jewelry. If tluit hapinppens, said an associaie of>f H . ' Dedcring didn’t juslII getgi mad, she gol work henlerself and did a good job." saidlid bonds and other documenents gone. Riilpli Nadcader. llie presideni likelyy ^ ■ busy. .sheriffs's spokesm;in Carlos Piidilla.lla. Mrs. Dedering began1 callingi Olhcr would payi a poliiical price for a velo. In a few hours, she tracked down Winterr ParkP; is in central Horida. juslusi people with advertised ititems. Wilh a ;md so wouli)uld nienihers stolen: credit u lot of conomplaints about ihe cosl of ■ person." said Mrs. DccDcdering. 38. icciive; AngeloAi Chioia. cards, five molel keyess and a stolen cable." saidid Jeffrey Cliesier, co-direc- Daniel Carleton CoiCourson, 39, of no On Wednesday, W two men visitedled car. were recovered, policlice-said. tor of ihe CeCenier for Media Education. . known address, andmd Jemial Allen Mrs. Dedering, Dci who was selling a Harris, 20, of Davenport, Da were S600 Jiningdin room scl. lliey lold her charged wilh burglarglary, grand ihcfl they hadad no money bul would rctum...... • and grand Ihcft auto.3. she said,id. - I GOING OUT1 OF BUUSINESS They were in ihele ot OPEN 9arim-5pm from V\ . during four nights of television cov- ■ 0 4>pc. SOI. Individual ilom s 1 to Sunday, Ai\ugust 2 nd. WoiQhi loss and ma.niennienaf^Ci.* v.ity t.T erage. 0 corroeily pricod in iho copy Juiy 29th But in on obscureire storage area al bjocKxK. Tho S70 savings is bosud Meoon's Rock SIShop ’" L d S E r A L LL“ y o i j w a n Yt ’ f 6 r ' $ 9 ^ ' - j ' the Sm ithsonian In:Institution's Na- on1 purchasopi ol 4-pc. sul includ- I -OII«raeXI»noll^Cl«a»l^ec>a cotl ot loo«. Ualraarunee pUot avbinchi.«cto..0ii«to.oto»7wu;’ • I j tional Museum of AmAmerican Hisiory. mg3 a ib , ch.inging lablo and bolh 6001 Orchard DiDrive ■ ! the m om ent is beinglg ppreserved. ihoo ;3'drowor and 4-drawor ,S ■ THERt'SARIGHIW,T WAY TO LOSE weight; I ossors. Wo rogrot ony incon- I TWIN FALLS •• Last week, two Sm;Smithsonian histo- Twinn Falls • 733-3-0901 ^ Ccnfennlal Square • • nans squeezed theirjlr way in among nionco Ihis moy hovo causod. I the crowds of delegajgates. candidates. I 734-04g5_ ' reporters and convenl'cnlion hangers-on who filled every incinch of Madison Square Gardcri. (T T heir mi.-5sion: ToPo findI the kind of THE " ■ ' “ l l • m em orabilia thnt willvill evoke the spirit o f the convenlionn yearsyi from now. “Part of whal you’ou ’rc collecting is iR Y G ^ F 3 the major signage of the convention, STARTS]MONDAIY! GJALLEl i m m and the major buttorttons." said Harry Rubenstein, a spc(jpccialist at the Sm ithsonian’s divisii'ision of political Our Huge "BUY RIGHIT" ■ history'. "B ut you’rere talso looking for w hat’s em blem atic.-c.- for the mood 1992 Clos)se-Out Salee p oflhc convention.” T hat’s why curatirator Larry Bird Over 42 Vel'ehicles P riced ■ shelled out $7 forr a bright rod cap J C l o s e - O u t P r ii i c e s with a furry donkey

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V From standardrd frames to high style design,de the unusual to thi ee' ' • Wallpapers •• Tile • Carpeting are available and ondispliplay for your selection. exclusive all are • Hardwood Floors •• Paini Color • Draperies We featuree ifine eyewear by: • Area Rugs •• W in d o w T re a tm e n ts • Furniture • Accessories • D in in g - M IM M ' ■cileiitino • Umps , , • , T h e G allery c an addid d touches of w arm th a n di tappeal that f e y f e wkKi Limv9 T r M ive u s a call. turn four walls inlo[llo a plnco to call hom e, Giv B ecausee it'sit w h n l in sid e that countsIts. untain 525 BLUE LAKES BVBLVD. N. • TWIN FALL.LS Mou "Comfort In Thele iHome Begins At re G a llery" Ron West 734-1l-EYES 13:132 Main Avenue Soulh, Twin•in Fall*I • 734^81 • M(».Fri.«WO-5 JO; Sat. 9KX>.2:00 Thom pson HOURS: Mon.on.-Ffi. 9:00-6:00 VISA&NâleKlerCArd Welcome • Revolving OCharge '■ ■______Closed Saiurday AfleiMler Houts by Appolnlmenl OPTTICAL ------1 A-4 Timoo-NGwo.' y. July 26, 1992 ^ ______B iis driv(êrs m arry oron school bus Natioon ------' OXNARD. Calif.if. (AP) — Two "11 waswas greal, fun. W e’ll rem em ber ------bus drivers gol marrirried on. a school it for our ou lifetime." the new Mrs. bus in a ccrcn^ny ppresided over hy Mack saidsaii after Friday's ceremony. a bus-driving ministeiter. ' "Origir■iginally w c werc going to gef I Offici:ials: Pott group caan clean roadsi Â.fW sli^ks Ron M ack, 5 1. wcwore his unifomi. marriedcd in i Vegas.- but people here a light blue shint and dark blue joked it it hadli to bc on a bus. For us il 1 LITTLE ROCDCK. Ark. (AP) — saidlid the Klan has a history oof f ■con- in the evidencc-gatlathering phase, -t -« was thele riright place," she said. didn’i feel wilh n l >»-» pants. : Slalc liighway■ olofficial-s who barred flictict with the law and allowing,ng it to “ W c really di lit SoLith^ Gayle Garcia, 56.i. ■who three years Tlie: minister, ni also a bus driver, nuge of NORML that we■ reallyn had a silua- 1 tlic Ku Klux KhiKlan from a highway partiirticipale could hurt the imug ago irained Mack lo i be a driver, the maidlaid of honor and other guesis vhai we have wiih . S ind the lion similar to wh ! cleumip program;mi said a group seek- IC Ihc highw ay dep:A-imcnl .and I wore her unifomiI - — white shirt, came 10 to the wedding in iheir bus the Klan." Stantonin said, - ^ ing Iu Icgali/c numarijuana can partic- staleale. CalifomiaL 'black pants and redI aand black tie, drivinglg uniformsui as well. ipate. BulBl Jim Linglc. an attorneyley rep- Slanlon said dc]ieparimcnl lawyers Tlie Arkansasas chapter'of the Na- rcsei:senting the Klan. disagreed.L .spent extra limcic learning ahoul LOS [.{ ANGELES (AP) - - A tional Organizatiration for ihc Rcfonn "The Khyi group I represensent, to n ORML's aciiviii,ilies, S a m S m ilh , a tiiildlild afiershock o f la.st me ith ’j o f M arijuana Laws, L; or NORML:: .thele bcslI o f my know ledge, doeÎoes nol bcr of NOR,RML in I'aiilkiicr ujîg Bear canhquake jostl«xl iht ^ ISHOE:SALON| I nicei-s state critcritcria for the Adopt- advtIvocatc anything illegal." Lingle Li County, said the group g doesn'i ad- Sanan B ernardino M ouiilainy eaH> A -H ighw ay prcprogram, said DilP saidlid. vocate breaking marijuaiia ih; laws, Ik- nidaiday. Il was llie ihini aftiplioci 124 Mainairi Ave. N. - Siantoii, spokcsi:csman for the state The Tl slale program calls forror par- said il w orks to klegalize marijuan.i „ff lliell June 28 double qiyikesI ir ^ liK ^ Twin Falls's ’ 733-4619 Highway and1 Transportation1 De- licipcipants to "adopt" a seclioilion of ;inil prom otes iis:s n ic d iciiia l va lu e )(;ss;ss llian 24 Iiours. j partm ent. highighway and keep il clean.• HHigh- and oilier uses, ■n'Hierc were no inini^liale rc- "In thcir lilcracralurc. there's really way•ay signs show who has adoadopted tiv e lo w-oiK w iih in |Hin-iirls of damage or injyrics in Iht nothing in there:re tlial advocates do- strcireiches of road, hi barring"’S .‘“ ‘i liie sysiem lo crc•rcalc chanjte in a laicsiiesi iCmblor. 7 S ^ \imer Cle itig anything ilkillegal.” Sianton said Klailan. the highway departmenl < rcas.nicd, ra.ionalll ’ w a y ." S m ilh sail!, ' Today's Ti TiiagniliiJe-3.7 shakei Friday. "Tlie bbig difference bc- 1 IhcC polenlial for vandalism‘ to The m K chaptciier has 20 to 30 <>i.-ciicciined al 3:27 i.m . one m ilt iwccn that groufoup and ihe Klan are sighgns and increased liltcr ihrow members, lie saiJ.1. imnliinh-nonhcasl /<)f Dig Bcai Ihc public activiiiviiies.” Klai,lan opponenls. ake. saiil/'Steve Bryant h e s len Sehw.li/. slalc A Klan grou|oup in the northern The Tl Klan is ihc only organiz:nization Smith and Glei )i)kesni;in/>tn'cc!inology in Pasade-ide- A Brands Such asas: the highway dep;Icpartmcnt afier it was granram began in 1987. The lavlawsuil Ihc Klan should hibc allowed in p-"- Naturalizer barrcil from the program. Slanlon was•as filed in May. Lingic said;iid il is licipale in the high (h i Friday, tw o sliaq> 4 .7 after- I Hot line10 . Regencey LlUz C laiborn^^^^^ ------shoelocks minblcil :icross Southcn J Jasmintne Hina tJ 'alifomia. cracking a post offict Nicole Daniel D Green P erott gives $3I million to:o effort iri[1 June Sli'.ill hul appaienily dam ag in g"S'.- lil- ^ Im p o I liee else,el luced ihc ■'Moiiiini! n, T h e W ash in g toon n :Post c • > p aign Rincy, who produi Bulll o f ihose w ere al'lcrsliock.-Kks 1^ — through JunJune — in America" advercriisemenls lm ihe f Ihe i 7,5-niagiiiluile Uindcr : Last month.. l>cl>cforc hc dccided not K. fi. " J 7,‘i pcrccnl■cm of 1984 Reagan caramp.iign aiui Nâs 11.ike on June 28. Bryani said. I I t's T'ime i To Get C r e a tiv e ! to run for presiti.•sidenl, Texas hillroTi- Jib. j ^ "I the lolal. brought in tiy Pci’erol eanipaicn eo- 'riHl;iy's ’]'i lenihlor was an afier-Uct- airc Ross PeroiOl poured another S3 K fj Tlie FEC■EC re- manager EdwardI JJ. Rollins lo pie- ,],oclock of ihe iiiagniliide-6,() Big Bi^ million of his. owno\ money inco che B■L B ^ - M ppri gifvc.’ noin in- pure coni/ncrciaJ.s,s of i’cM'I su/'jinil- e.-ir car7li£|i/.'ike on Ju n e 28. 28, effort. a dication of crs. Hrvaryani said, liis latest niiniling with the l-cdcral ^ 9 y W preparations:ilis for The Rincy adss w ere.siejeelei! .is i-rii!;iy's j-'r 1\mi icniblors in lileelion Commnmission shows thai J a reconimcimended too e,\pcnsive. leiie a d in g -)o R u lliiis' |{|^,^.iversiile Counly were fell asi faihir D ovm towm r Twin Falls • Sailaturday. Aug. 15 ihc I’erol Fclilioilion Commiuce spent _ . S7 millionjn tele- resignation. Tiic IWO, i fin ish ed ails, .vay ,is Orange Couniy. San Sar S3.7 m illion during dui June and had Perot vision advctdvenis: copies of which vwerc iihiaiiieil by 'iegu and Los Angeles. m ore dcb is (S55';556,()00) lhan money lg ing cam paign lhal fom ier campimpaign The Washington PiPosi. fe.iluie volun- I__ _— in Ihc bank (S5(S5()7.(H)0) al Ihe end ofllcfllc-ials said was one o f the‘ factors fai leers lalking abouiil Perol .nil! im.utes _ . Perol pelilinus and H I I of tlie inonih.1. ll also was owetl inI the tl disinicgration of Perot’si’s . paigaign leam. pulling on I’croi)l h u llo iis am! '!'- 1^ ^BACK-TO-SCHOOL ^ S i Pcrot donatedcd S6,4 million lo the No N' paymcnls arc listed lo Hal shins. SPECIALS r— CATEGORIES FOR:F< ___p»_ •Preschool ______•'V ounfiinfi Adull {18-20) RagintigfloodwaateiêlaiHisis-woman^ ‘ •C hild 1 {6-9) • A d ulit lt; Amateur (21 & Older) 13) .B e sit t BBusiness •aicr receded, hc said. ending ai 8 a.m.1. S a iu td .iy ill Hig ^ • g .Child II (10-13 M ANCHESTETER. Ky. (AP) — A wau ') •P ro fes;fe s s io n a l rain-sw cllcd creelreek lumed into raging More M than a dozen peoplepie had Creek, about •!.() nmiles soiiilieas! ol » .Youth (14-17) tloodwatcr befor;fore dawn Saturday, culs•Its and bruises and someIC 'were where the Hoodinglg occiiiieil. ^ es " is a lot ul r.iin killing a v.omanlan and three children, treateated for liypoihenni* The 2.3.3 inches area." said Norm w:»}.5Ej E n try F ee: * 1 0 . 0 0 trapping otlierss aiand leaving 20 to 30 Killed Ki were Vena J. Hubbard,iard, 22; especially a hilly ; b 1704 AddlionAva. E*tt [K’ople homcles:less in soulheaslem her:r daughters,( Angie Hubbard,I, 6.6, anil Rcitnieycr. a weathIlher incluudes chalk. T-Shirtiirt. location Keniucky. Ayh!yla Hubbard, .*>: and a l4-ycayear-old cologisi in Louisvil LAYAWAYS I Amhiiiaticc crewsere rescued aboui a couslusin. David Hubbard, said siaii%iaie po- ' t» p io n t. o r tnnxcc • iîov si\ people sweptept away by ihe cur- :c licc Sgt. Paul Hays. Delails, ofol the rents of Bear CreCreek, including an 8- deall;aihs werc nol immediately availvailable. rizes: year-i>ld boy who clung lo the T Tl he fam ily lived in ihe BaretarcrCek . ^ 7 ^ , ; H P r branches o f a trctree for more lhan an comjiiim uniiy aboul 10 miles nortlonhcast iATULATION!No 'Ist, 2:2nd Place in hour after he was w carricd aboul a off Manchester,N' said Mark McDa.Daniel. 7 K "i ’; lcOTSBl = a l l c;categories mile downstreamam. spokjokcsman for Ihc stale Divisioision of ■ ■ - t Mouses, mobiobile homes and a Disa'isaster and Emergency Servervices. j , / Chrisis H o sm an •$ 1 0 0 (G rand Prize church were swcwept off iheir founda- Manlanchester is aboui 95 miles:s s soulh I ^ ^1 tions and carriedied as much as a half- offLcxingion. L ; T c c linliciaii i c of ihc M onth f o r 1st Professional] mile downstreamam . said Todd RolK-rts The Tl Nalional Weaiher Servic■vice is- . , ; • P e o pjle's l Choice of the Clay Cou?ouniy ambulance scr-^ suedjcd a flash flood warning for the . •ca al 10:16 p.m. Friday,y. Tlie ^ r CONI PAULOS vicc. fT~— n J CHEVROLET • PONTIAC*POI GMC TRUCKS •GEO0 E N X-E l R N O W ! Boulders fronrom the creek were w’ea'•’eather servicc reported 2.333 ininches r.chnicion 10^)10 03338 • 324-3900 • 734-6M•658S foinid inside and atop cars afier the off rain r fell in the 24-hour• period pi ot th« Montl Hillaty CiHinton’s “ praise appspears in ad n Russiean* f B eginning • Inteerm ediate The Woshingtonin PostF ^ A d v a n c eJd ! A New York; TimesTi ad for the play ^ nstruotor: ‘V ioLtta e: •'My Sccrcl Gardeirden” conlains an eye* # 1 1 * 1 catching blurb from fro a recent ihealcr- Office and CkClassroom located Inin the gt)cr: •• ‘Simplyy NM agical!'-— Hillary Clinton." Professionalll DrivingC School Buillilding A spokesmanin for ihc show said 1430 Filer Ave Ea:East • Twin Falis • 7 3 4 -0 5 8 6 ' Clinion and herier daughter. Chelsea, ... . caughl i\ matineeice. during the. Dcmo- cralic conventionon in New York. Clin- ion gave her revireview during u back- HHi undreds of nrm attresses sistacked in thele backyard slage chat with the ODf l our facto ryy!! ! A ll S ale M codels D isplayilyed in O ur A i r - CC ( onditioned SliS h o w r o o m . P lay\j & S ta y I ^ Twin Sizi I^ Mis-Matchei m 20-609 i Yellmoststone I Teton ■ O I ff ^ Terrrritory! TwinTv Size | HeHeadboard t T \ I Y ou pay p a' less because < l/tf- S i J \ /VTT I ^ Duy factory direct. *^49 I 'HuilINDREDS OF BEDS - . j ^ Orthotonic FIRST COME... i i J l I 1The EyBcentet e r ' s w itli th e FIRSTFl SERVE... iSUMMER FRAfAME SPECTAi\CULAR V Marvelous / Queileen Sets Kin(i g S e t s S •4UV0P Park FesFestival, on the I 2 0 M iddle s ILow As As LowL A s Snahe River,JI*, IIn Idaho Falls, LOOK•- GREAT^T! And save I - ' July 25 -Aug.Uig. 8tti f cted frames arind / ,*389 <$5 • WarbonnetRDtRDund-up and Rodeo, 60% on select Queen sizo Sol 209 M > 8 9 ^ bl Idaho Fant,int, July 3001-Aug. 1st sunglasses C inn our giant sei(lection! y/ M ______• IntBrnatlonalUFolk Ft Dance Festival, ■.n . o j- i.— ;* bl RexbuTB,j,AugJti-Bth Al The latest dedesigner fashiilio n s. < ...... • Btli Annual BraiSrantftarBheo >■ BlueBTsn Festival,Fes Aug. 7tti - Btl) Claissic v styles.s. Sporty look;cs. 5 FFrames for theie whole familily. A t ^ |-i>hinn f-'i: se^Recliner , Hiking11 once-a-year L savings!si 1 1Ladies Chaise Q Vlan's Recliner Chaise I CampiriHC.u Mod. *402 ..Mod. il706 Mod.#70: W hile• VV.ilcrR.ifllngVV There's no betterb time foi *Was $598 ,*.£!S Was $618 Was $67 CIr.ind TotonTol N.it'l Pork |< Ycllowstostone N.-il'l P.uk look: Arid no betterb place! Ac 1 M uch Mure! ■H -■------now® 3 4 ^ ^ )w ^ 4 2 7 ; f o r m o 733*3312 • Op)pon Mon.-Fri. B am-5pm ••S Sa al. 12 noon-5 pm I’AtniQi'XJiorO TRAVEL COUNCtt-

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I j y Ml Editoririal Wce have nno leade]er of Ha^vel’s staiature ■ that A m ericans urc O urs iss anI age thai has produced m ^ All the polls show tha nes M cCartney sort o f national - Hitler, Stalin. Mussolini 'an> S e r e . sufTcring from som e sor villains - 1 ling, som ehow, hos gone ; rccently,.^..Noriega and Sadd.im Husseisein. But —— m alaise, th.it something. Culturiral show(/down fai Itic tax? Comc on.I. TTliose things arc political w rong in Am crica. Tlicriic ipolls show tliat an therc hasH tbeen a shortage of authentic poison. Voterss aiaren't going to buy that. RoiOSS overwhelming majorityrily o f Americons heroes. Ml is ono wrong course. ; .•signed the other duy as presi•esident o f Pcroi might losc.3sc. So hc quit. believe that the naiion i-s :omc about? ilovakia as a m ailer ofhonor.or. He is ■ • Bill Clinton,1. o f course, faces the .same But how did this comi A fter all, a m ajorityty oof American voters West’s’s livestO()ck indusstrvy Vaclav Ihl■lavel, playwright turned prcfiresidcnt, budgel deficit; issue.iss He has a plan, too. y endorsed the Ronald ? destined, whatever his futuriturc, to W here Ross Perc’erot’s unofficial plan twice enthusiastically cr /ith the yuppie cowhanla n d k in d - Reagan conccpt lhat wc could vastly Western ranchcrsrs Ilost a big decision wit , , Istanci a.s a towering figure o fh is timeme. A irue apparcnlly calledUed for S300 billion in in Ihe House of Rc]Representatives last hea:c’artcdly adopting an orphaihaned call. entitlem ent cuts,its, Clinton’s calls for culs o)f f increase defense spendiinding, cut taxes - and, i:dcral budget. Even week, a decisionon that may bc a Hclc could not bear the thoulought ol It He had dI ihc courage to fight for whivhat he S4.4 billion. Not'lot ovcriy courageous. presto, balancc the fcdc'i it “voodoo econom ics" sy m p to m o f a fa r• bibigger problem for grd'rowing up to be beefsteak.k. Sob,S . believed1 vwas right, w hether in or outIUt o f jail. But at least CliClinion has a program, G eorge Bush c.illed it cugan’s vicc president. iing the communist regime: in his President Bushlh hhas often com plained aboulut - until hc bccamc Rcugt liie livestock industrstry. UUnless ranchers can heat.eadoffthc in opposin \m ericans raised by id for m ore than 40 years; wliwhether the size o fth c: dedcficil. but has yet lo proposi3sc . T he question for Ame The House votedted 329*94 to raise belelief that ealing meatIt (and by homcl;ind , m ight well bc: To what or losing, in his eribrt to esti;stablish ' a credible plann totc cut it. H avel’s m m inations mil g r a z in g fe e s o n fcifederal lands. The cxtcxtension, raising it) is inmnimoral and wnning o isiblc for our own icy in Czechoslovakia af\err N o counige: hehere ut all. Mustn’t upset the1C extent arc w c rc.sponsibl lopsided vote repudiudiated the livestock jnhiihuniane, they’re in deep in:irouhlc. Jcmocnc; lism collapsed, voters. national plight? AndI urearc w c rcody to accept tention thai a fee , , , conim um s 3c som ething that we industry’s conten • The Doctrine of U n i v e r s a l Pcriiiipsps more significantly, he hadlad the Havel is culI fnfrom different cloth. that our plight m ay bc st , and it also hinted at yyjj >ursclves? Do wc increase is unfair, ar V ildem ess. couragc lato tell his countrym en, andd oother The single mo,most important word in Vacia:Iav have brought upon oursi up to us to do American societiety’s increasing Discussionq of publicc lands is Ilastcm IIIliurope.ins, that they must sh;share in H avel’s vocabul:bulary is the word understand lhat il is up t somclhing about it? alienation from thele iindustry itself. icrcasingly dominated byy thosetl who bearing ththe responsibility for toleratiiating “responsibility,”y,” ll has echocd again and /rilings and his speeches. •Our leaders, unlikec Havel,I i arc not telling For many Americjrican city dwellers, /ould dedicate all publiclicly owned communislisl terror for all diose years.rs. again in his wrili “.ible acceplancc spccch on it like it is. cattle ranching is a first cousin to |,j^ 1. unarmed Few AnAmerican le.idcrs can measun;urc up to In a memonibl and to non-motorized. i lay o f 1990. after being clcctoted George Bush Ls tcllinjMingus, don’t worry, kitten m u tilatio n . TcTo them it involves o|-lhal. The Vndavllrilavcl’s standard for confrontonting New Year’s day L’creation. and not much of vci told his countrymen they/ everything is going to bibc okoy. ' imprisoning deferfenscless animals, mt tmlhs. We are entitled to ia.sk: president. Hovel onccpt that public land has— iE hllul could not blameme the horrors o f 40 years of ' Bill Clinton is tellinging us “ if yo u 're tired o f s u b j e c t i n g th e mn to t indignity and ire our heroes? conomic use is foreign; n u , m a n y Perot, for e.xample, knew whivhal was Soviet occupotioItion exclusively on the being hc.irtbrokcn when/hen you go hom e ot discomfort, and therhen slaughtering and imcrlcan.s - probably bec;jXiiusc m o st J.- Soviets. They• hadha to acccpt responsibility night and you w ant aa springsp, in y o u r step nnd I - all to produce a ... give A l G ore and I a ' butchering them - Americans don’t person• o n a lly d o assigned experts to study thehe ihemselvcs. a song in your he.'irt... g food that meetss rmany urbanites’ usiness on public lands,Is, or know economyy iancJ to develop a programn forft "All o fu s havilave bccom e accustom ed to ththe chance to bring Americiirica buck.’’ And Ross Pcrot justist qquit, heartfelt disapproval ^ , annyone y who does. dealing wiwith iiicS333 billion federal■ol budget totolitorian systcistem, acccpting il as an Is it any wondersr tthat ranchers have .. unalterable fact,,ct, ond thereby kept il Havel failed to savevc hhis beloved If grazing on public huhinti.s is to ilcHcit. not for lack o f trying, a hard time persuadiilding congressmen - did. And when he saw ihcirirplan, p running,” he soicsoid. "In other words, all o f us Czechoslovakia, but not ontinuc. the general publicJlic nni,sl be They dn Hc hos left an enduringing exam ple. W c’rc still especially .congressessmen representing iped the diriiensions o fh is popolitical arc responsible..lc ... W c m ust accept this lersuadcd that not all public,hc land is a and grasp. ght scorching for our hero.ro. Eastern, urban distristricts - that there is ^ ‘ I in trying to sell it to the publubiic, he legacy as somclliicthing w hich wc have brough la rk '.' T h a t m e a n s ac upon ourselves.:s. If1 we can acccpt this, then virtue in makinn their image, to in ill) public to improve its nutrittritional image, but it sofophisticated (not shrill US; H j clations, and to find a \v:iyly l lo ad d ress m faces a hioti powewcrful challenge on lishness. the animal-ri its frcfront. he urban public’s squeamish Shifliiiii altitudesdes on this topic are L ast w e e k ’s vote leav esi litlle lii doubt j THECCANDIDATIrE jO F ^ both reflected andnd propelled by the thaihat grazing fees will rise., T'I'hat battle popular media. Lasi.asl year’s film “City iss 1lost. Ranchcrs must .sjiarliarpcn thcir 1 • ! Slickers” celebratedted the manly virtues stntrategy if they hope to0 vwin thcir o f life on the open:n irange, but it ended broiroader war for their future.'C. Tl^heUmees-News Sicplicn 1 iortgcn Clark Walworth AllciVllcnWilsoti IVlc'i Yoikoik Publisher Mnnogltui editor Circ:irciiliiiiim A iiw ili'4ii

I ■ ■ : : LettersS •______^ ir die nam es local Idaho StateStat Policc officc and ;! __ rdiicheni und a |l, I.hope_it_it_work.s-____ P o l i c y . o n __yictim5_of sexual abuse or I srslegal?- wiiiboimc;itcrcslinBto.scc.iftlic.Iord:.— i in names Js unfak— > nrprO tect------thtry-will-giyeyveyou-a ceftificMe------^-r— ----- Are those prayen even if ihc prayers were: ofTcrcdo in , n of their families in ofacFTd . . . , will answver er any prayers thai have < You Icf^ yoyourselves wide open for j stating that it is all right for|you to •; I read w ith interest Acthe Associated becnoffcro r illegal places! their privacy." :rcd on govcmmeni lands or i this onc. d who arc be a lawbrcakeiakcr bccouse you w ere ! ; Prcss article in The Timtimcs-Ncws ingovcm m W hat about the acduscd ' im cnt buildings. Quote: “ 77i77ic Timcs-News docs ^ nt and their doing it bcforcbrc the state d ed d cd to ; • July 24. “ Feds pray, for>r rnun. E.M . “A L” B RO B Y often times found innocent ■ T w in Falls not print theic inam es o f alleged ,rBputations arc already minlined and cnact a law to pprevent it. J ; • T o quole: “And theyy haveh a not- For the: welfarew of the famiers. families deeply hurt? This law coniconcerns darkertcd • • . so-sccret weapon: Prayly ffor rain." In 3Y GARRY THUDEAU' ' 1 motor vchiclcs. I ! a e s b u ry BV What’s fair for one shoulmid bc fair windows on mc light o f rcccnt court rulirulings which D O O H « assume motons[orists w on’t b e held ; : prevents students fromn prayingp in for all. T hink about it. H0UA80U1-KvrTxsua&eoNOfi . B H fnr nny nccirient.S cnu.sed- * public schools, 1 hovelto to a s k -w h e re \mooKAe- mu pnm-tm.nufasWieHOPfOK ■ m:,7., .ONHBK wixsrpaf. 5^ What about innocent untmil proven bywindowsXs that ore too dork : d id they pray? W as it iin n afcd ; craL W M U £S6 SHCXXP HOUHDufisafTHaPtji>9 ■ m S S " , 1 because theyy w ill have a ccrtiFicate ' j state o r city building?' OrO r was it on i 6MNPOtiUyilVTHOVB m iK TB£N-/1££.eeeHmtTMwiooK m u r a ^“cHEREE W ILSO N 7L05TYOJR fiVM ! JSffO■HAOmMTUHBRt N A ■ S w mr. stating they ore obovc the low. • federal, state or city proprop cty ? • TDNnRtsi ■me B uU There seem:ms s to be an "epidem ic" It got m c to wonderiniring. Arc therc . ^ . I o f this conccptept in A m erica. It’s O K ' I tw o sets o f rules, onc for the feds . Some are above th«iie l a w (Q continue to ppollute rivers and oir, and another for the publi'iblic? I I have noticed o couple} ofc small destroy forests:sts ond ruin the earth in : I am really curious asos tot w hether i 'Jb h B l notices printed in the papeiicr lately general bccauscause we werc doing it • i they have as m uch pullII wwith their | . concem ing o new law in Idoho.Id before w c reoli;colizcd how harm ful it | ncddling in tlic I A H U creator os they do in med I don’l know how the lalaw reads, lives of people? Perhopsips w e will , but I do know if you arc a RU TH WTALKER AL • : soon And outl Let’s allII kikeep our lawbreaker, you can go vis'isitthe Twin FallsIfl : eyes open and rcpdrt anyanyniinfall.lt I ■ I • • Sunday;ly.-Juty-eerlSSS— WH—Twiri-Fdmrtdiih©—A-7------Opinion0 p n v b t(ers watlit IVumjan, notlPerot

I As he hadd traveledli around the “ speeches aiiyinoriiKire." country, publiiblicizing his fine and M a r k S i m o n' . TrtJman "woiili■ould be no less remarkable; biographybi of Harry — ^ - dismayeil by the ireaclii>n o f Iho Trum an, authiithor David ‘McCullough - Iolove o f n great ynm. ‘ counlry lo llie: ch:charges againsi had been askcskcd with frequency His works read with the drdrama of Clinton's charactiracier lhan hc woulil aboul the simiimilarities between the nc trusted.. IIt was a Disloyalty In oneo ne’s wife was a They bothh werev short. They both sisustaining aspect of who hee 'was. vit)lalion ofa cnnconiraci. A man w’lio cam c from thtthe middle o f the "You always knew where■c 'Truman w ».» philanderererer miglil noi be ^ ll country. stood.Sl Thcrc was no amhigui'uiiy. not trustworthy otherthorwise." f. ' McCullough said^aid. 9* B ' T h ai's it., In fact, the notion of any j*a shrod o f cynicism, or self- imponanco. Tlicrc was no anartifice,’’ I” modem poliipolitics. Truman would .similarities betweenbe Truman and ll w(ui!d leave him I Perot lakes on the air of antiquated M cCullough said in an iiitcr\•rview,' Like the greatest o f Ameri•rican mystified. ButI assiiiniiigas' lhal J |g I , idiocy in retroiirospcct, given lhal ;y|l_ political skills> trtcross geiiLTalioii'- and I Truman nol,I 01only was a flop in P'presidcnls - Teddy Roosevol in and Iho •“'•‘P’ circumsi.msiaiices. ihcn I bu.siness, oss’McCullough’N put it. bul L;Lincoln, Jefferson - Truman re-and ■rrunian wouldd IIIIind his way even in I also a practiccliced politician who olhers "knew who they were- Hiey ‘this eraofdepemlendency on lelevision norc than onc political they stood for somclhing. 'Hi I overcam e moi and intense perso;rsonal ^cntliny, I sciback. wanledw the responsibilities o: I But in thec qquestion. McCullough leadership in order to ;ichiev.rve I Trum an wass asassocialed wilh one P I . said, he foundmd a sense o f whai is .specific goals or purposes. o f his era’s Icadti:ading political troubling peo|eople in politic.? these ‘‘Tlioy were principled meiion and machines, whosoOSO principals ■ ' r X i t r r day.s. and howlow they might be wwilling lo risk their politicalll hides eventually were■re ssenl lo prison, anxious to fmfind Truman in som eone, fofor principle - not jusl sort o j,i- Bill he was anliable lo Iw among iheni ■ anyone. maybe,m but'^n fact, . as fricmls wiihoulhout being of them ‘‘And nobody had troubley morally - he helii;ielieved in Robert F. ■ • In an cra in which Bill Clinton’s lion ih.il one never do HI* w ife. Hillary.ry. can say with a straighi undersiandihg whal they me;leanl anil 1-ee's adm.iniliiin ) a I'riend o n to a ; a network interview that thal Iheir courage was the co.-mirage wrong to keep a 1 IY \ . facc during a I t'riend's wrongg lorlo him.'^ 1 . 1 ^ she plans to5 s|spend some time “fine- of Ihoir convictions." ^on’t hel „]j1. Truman also0 utunderslood lhal Dunnping QQuayle w< Hc was a moral man. an ol persona," what we rcally * tuning my per time lK.-hind ihe machriichfiie lay people - persona, but person. *•'fashioned man, oven in his ti , , want is not pc J ' those who ran1 thethem, and those who ‘ Tlic rumors :irc: 11;Iiying thal before " Franklin D. Roosevelt subsbsiautcd What wew;; want isdirectne.ss. ^who believed in loyally and Ihc Republicans mc!inil'/)li.'tit siviri.rl. (C-('iniir\ ■ reputation for overrcerreaciing lo all which loi some days I wonder why Quayle.C in Falls office, mailed ! situations. I suppo.seo.se hd could be ago. in particular, wanls to bo vivice to P.O. B(Box 548. Twin Fulls, SopiiisticiitL’.s r()ii?K)ii?ulal'nnii.-/i' if Bush is going to win. he convinced thut dumfimping Quayle But if ^ prcsidont. If I were hc. I w(would oor sent by fux lo thing lo do at the and Ihosilose around him have to slop collar i)I(H(.SL'. I-orir PI’lir^ Si:es 1 would be a good thii have long ago lold Bush to count (208)734-;4-5538. panickin;iing and como up with : momcni. me oui for 1992. given thele kind of Lettersrs iconsidered libelous. P u rerc IPendleton'' - But hc also is accusedacc of somethinhing credible to tell the abuse he has lakon. Bul I wouldw obscene: otor in bad taste will be icy. and a lack o f Americaiican people at ihe C O P Full 1992. I • political expediency I. nol advise him to do so no'low; no re je c ie dd. . as will material i deeply held Iwliefs.:fs.so I think it conventiintion next month. The people one would believe he hadnJn’tbeen expressin whal Bush has Exclttsively^ PPendleton'^’' pushed. religiouss bigotry.b ! Quayle. a mun whoho hasI served him leamedd ini his llrsl four years as ^ i • M i'Jis • W/orncimen's • /3f(iii/ alley M an i leadership. And if:f hehi dem onslrales If Qualuayle is duniped. ho will be aintpniiin miiiuii:cr m I97t . Hc wnuc this columnwlorllif. Ncwsrcsc;servcs iho righl to edit I that hc will lel thee crowdci dictate the firstsl siltin• j^ ic e president lo t>e all letters.rs. T w i n F a llls l s ■ 734-9665^ I his moves, he willII discouraged even removed■ed by his president since Los Anodes Times.

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F IL E R - F ile r Funn fpays feuturcs a o fdiread chickcn drop and profe.ssfess'ional sky divers, H H bul Filer Mayor Bob ForFort said somelimes B H h ’s time againlin to take thc test to people get them confuscd. rcntw my driver's'’s 1liccnse, and I can tell “People think wc dropip clchickens out of ihe you right now, I’niI’m nol looking forward plane,” he said. to it. That's not true, ihough.Igh, and Fort said he In Idaho, gettingng a driver's license is'a w ishes to clear up tlic confionfusion. ® little like a visitt totc the dcnti.si without Thc chickcn drop is Ili.ttle like bingo, the waiting room.m. You can stand right except instead o f drawingving' lucky num bers, !-| there in line andnd witness wJiat pain the winner draws lucky chichickcn droppings. Ij aw aiis you. Participanis donate'fiftyfty ccnts to sign lheir name to a square onI oa cardboard grid. I T here’s a larger plywood3d versionv of the grid R H H Steve surrounded by chickcn wire,wir and n hen is sel K i t u Crump loose in thc little pen. Wherever the chickenen chooses to drop, H(M | Don’t ask me Fort said, is the winninglg square,» and judges match it up wiih the cardiQrdboard grid to see H H H j who signed the lucky spot.lot. E B B sap who sidles up to the Its’s not always that sim|nmpic ihough. Q g H . test in hand, und finds “the chicken was a HfljH ss about traffic law than Lust year, hc said. *'lh d on three squares’’; ncchanics. little loose und dropped o elf included- had lo aho law you're required so the winners - himself :/} and yield thc riglit o f split the prize. Thc sky divers, howeveever, hil their target Like thc poor insap who peers into the right on the mark and landiundcd squurely in the • counter, w rittennachine tci for 2 0 m inutes middle of the designatelaicd field, adeptly H JH out hc knows lessr a ihint. steering their parachu:hules away from jSMB ubout quantum mcclo's drawn circles on hi-S dangerous trees nnd power,vcr lines. B B W "Sir. under Idahc ind him of what a stop K im bcriy naiive “ Builiullitt” Bob Denton, AANDY ARCKZmi* Tlm*».N«ws I to pass on the Iefl i w ho heads the team whiclhich operates oul of [ way.” c — most of them — Boise, said he's droppedped in on Filer Fun nm mimy Johnson and Lacoyy FRay chock out thoir staiitalled minl-flcat during thotl^ Filor Fun Days paredrado while Tad, right, ! Or thc woman Jt like thc kids in Mrs. Days every year since the event started 11 I jJay Carol wait. -vision-testing macisrthey'can'r handlc'thc------ycarfago: and promoting thc cily’sy's new neighborhood ; 'and then osks foric a stupidity. I Denton has been sky- divingdi^ for 25 years, bluesysy sax rendition o f "The Starllar-Spanglcd with a barbc•becue and square dance a O r th c guy w ho’s)cr Mrs. Mcycrson — ar old mother lo take Bunnciicr.” continued SatiSaturday moming wilh a 5K: run r watch program. . and even got his 75-year c ol of Dance and the • forearm to remindwilh sensible shoes, Dencnton followed, performinling double and breakfast,,st, followed by a parade, Bonnie's School the plunge recently. I of Dance provided < sign looks like. 12 years old. Large rolls Sky diver Jock Cook: touchedloi down first, maneueuvcrs wilh parachutist Lisai Baker,B The F ilerr PPolice. Fire Department aand Stargazer School o and. cniertainmeni ali uftemlernoon, * ; These people:r -upper arms, powerful carrying an American flag, flai to Bob N ora’s File:ler Fun Days kickcd off FriFriday night Quick Respcsponse Unit werc on har ) j a re n ’t idiots, butI pull 1 a fourth-grader by ------M cyerson’s’classrtiree flights'stairs to Mr. pressure of publicc. s i You rememberaded the same day they • squat woman dwi when Mrs. Mcycrson icesle^âl h u irdles ! seemed about 112 ; A n ti-(•casino> measisure fai cd pen down, she’d take of fat around herrub i her eyes and clear I hands that could pi By Drew DeSilvcr time.” said 11.. Nelson Rose, a professor Whittier Collollcge School of Law in Li j the car down three Times-Ncw writer A roil of th e die try. disappointed in these Angeles. -1‘I don’lc see any bad failh I . Burleson’s ofUcc.sappointed. You simply l-i" Manag,ger sees , Tests were grade BOISE - The Idaho Legislature'sLcf attempt I G am biing in Ida that." the talent God gave you, II Crowell, a Seallle allorni were given, and w to block casino gamb.mbling on Indian But Scotl C .finally put her red ; reservations isn’t a surerc Ibel to stand up in B H I presented iribes in Washingto topped, hearts skipped H H |||||B who has repreng to start casino operatiorE little himpact o ff h e r glasses,;atcd. ru federal court. stoic seeking her throat. But experts differ onn juslji whal the odds ging thc constitution afl s have begun violalcs thc spii “Class, I ’m very. arc. ^ - mcd, trudged from .the he amendment will try to c sthc letter, of IGRA. in Jacackpot m arks. Very disaphe room to thcTro>rit, On M onday m oming,j, theth Legislature will j 8 amendment that authorized ;cd the Idaho x t , . J r.faith” question is one of l aren’t applying isignatedthe spot in front of meet in spccinl sessiornon to consider.an cry and legalized pari-mutu By Drew DeSilvervcr talc constitution to . issues likely to bc raised in a are you s desk. amcndmeni to thc state charitable gaming. Tli Times-Ncws writerliter I • Breathing stop prohibit nil casino gamblinbling, on or olT the llenge of the amcndinci in, deliberately and with ndmcnt. combined wilh IGT it becomes pan of the sta J i beats, palms swcate reservation. 5GRA.r a Ib is Tthe e suming it 1 JACKPOT - ■The prospect of ught, leafed through the idalion of the tribes’ legal urj; 1. , I ; ••... Pam ela?” I f tw o-thirds o f bolhh tlthe House and the arguineni: constitution, 3 gambling on Idaho’s notebook paper on her 'the slate and private comp ir issue is whether state andai legalized casino ga (I \ Pamcî doomc' S e n a te a p p ro v e th e urnamendment, and o _n_ui mpanies can ^ Indian reservaiiontions doesn’t faze the ime to Pamela’s, marked ible. so can the Indians. 3ws Idaho iribes to run casi (I -back row' of the majorily o f voters vote: forfo it in November. manager of oneIC o f this tow n’s four j Ithough the legal questions , . federal allowsch as blackjack, craps, sl \ assuming the desig the only kinds of gambmbling that will be . „s involving full-scale casinos, :s' rights und tribal rights un nd video poker, M rs. M eycrson'sr d : Pam ela began won to the World Series. Butut opponenls of gambling i , ,, , am endm ent,. ihey s didn't intend lo open t k n o w h o w ions with thc Coeur Iduholo’s case is different enoug* '' P i x E e h o H a w k , Ih ' Mcycrson elcaredII eh x c e p t P am ela, w ho Although negotiations ugli that 1 lie f l-scale f ,1 casino gambling, to do it - innock and Kootenai propcposed amendment, if app d’Alene, Shoshone-Bann( p p ro v ed by ft of „ the proposed amendnunent . J'” " r i g h t . . . ’ I I . "Perhaps you co dnis und most of ihe voters:rs, will be upheld in what lc ; I capital ofTibet."is lhc capital ofTibet?” tribes have begun. Andm 1 looks to be ral casino games, includiJing f*.' P.“' "P “ hip have announced an incncviiable court challenge, • 'ind building and — Dan Wiley, rolling down her cheeks, Legislature’s leadership craps, rouletie, keno. poker a * Minutes passe xpcrts on gaming luw and 1 / a r e th ro w in Ihcir opposition to Ictiii:iling the tribes run Exî nes. and declares that they ; F o u r J a c k s • Seasons changcd. C tactcd by Thc Timcs-Ncws u « : i n S some slol ' h ig h -sl^ e s casino games.ies. coniac s are divided „to public policy and a •felL Thc Cubs . wois the capilal o f Tibet?” TTic proposed amcndmcimcnt. and tlic special o n whether w the stale's siral m a c h i n e s , Still we sat, alls. c Meycrson sharply, ic state's strategy for succc(:eed. ’'My gut feeling is that i ihul's not goingg tcto have much of an session, are part of the si Please see LEGAUI stood still. d on atlas on the comer : reservations. tlic ri(riglit lo cliarige ils public poi impact thut 1 cann sesee." W iley said. keeping casinos o ff the res policy at any -• "W ell? W hat isIt ll w h ic h P a m e la w as Spokesmen tor to Jackpot's two s. Cactus Pete’s and Pamela, tears rollmg glancc. “Let me give larg est casin o s, ( rts with ati'L .'” Barton's Clubtb 93. declined to hadn’t a clue. ■s widened. "El Paso!” ents ofssmall W in town comment on thce ississue, deferring to lhc ••W ell... w hal is Reside Wisconsi] m anagers o f thhc e iwo l facilities. Thc demanded Mrs. managers couldId notr be reached for issolvcd in laughter, slamming closed a comment. k^cs, singly and severally, - ~ of her desk at ^ »no W iley notedI thithal Jackpot casinos rj^stealing a sidelongas Pam ela’s learn tto live vith Ind lian casi slill attract plentynty of customers from '.-youa hint. It startsA'c'd plod to lihe spot on ;c 10 thc casino. By D eborah Sullivan Montana, even;n tthough that state : Panjela’s eyesloor \ where thc wax and merchandise1 saidu others in the lown hahave legalized video poipoker machines a few Timcs-Ncws writer ‘It’s an absoluiI l t 0 Cornwall Si •she blurted. n wom away by thc toes rom the gambling operation,- ai*nd yjârs ugo. fourlh-grodcrs’ shoes, bbonanza for every!v b o d v bencfilcd fron- . The class diss Vis. — Residents o f |. s no unemploymeni for milniles And big-timele c. casino gam bling in inst the tyranny of TU R TLE LAKE. Wis, Involved. Every pa that th e re ’s n -• dooming ourselves, this.small northwestern:m Wisconsin town. . O f Alluntic Cily.. N.J..N and rivorboot the tow n Is boom! absolute bonanza for tvcrybot’ody casinos on thc MississippiMis River have ;to the sam e fate as! the site ofthe massive: StSt. Croix C hippew a ' r n i n g . “ it’s an obsi di^liince from an Palmer said. ’’Every part off the1 I,mi litlle impact:i on oi Nevada’s gaming ' : O ne by one, w c’ casino, don’l mind havhaving gam b lin g in There’s new ga or must you dim yo.ur f a s ' involved.” jming. Pal There’s new gas slatio; state’s largest indusiry • .‘the hardwood floo lheir communily. . stiitatlons, houses, m ions. ■ industry - the stati lights?’’ motels is boomilels .md restaurants.” ■ ■ rvamish hod been v, But som e ore unhappypy abouti the growing and restaurants by far, hou.scs. moielieveryone is pleased with tlthat Even if Indianian gaming becomes ;-^ o f 0 thousand llfoi of my reverie os the pains that have accompanpanie^ the casino’s Bul n ot ev( nt. widespread in1 neneighboring states. : -scuff ng againsclcrk asked thc question expansion. — R o y P ’ Palm er, development.:artcr, office administrator , Jockpol's main : : geography. The 65,000 squore-footfoot casino opened in )r of Wiley said. , casino co-msYiananor Vcrlie Carlic,. a local m anufacturing fir : likely to rcmain resort distance from an _ M ay, and since then obquboul 1 00,000 plavers Tianager pnibcrg inc.. firm- competitors arc liki : • “ A t w h a t di iit-lhtf-cusincv-hafi-incrcaKaKcd ------casinos-in-Las-Vcg;'/cgas ond-Rench------ar rnust you dim your have com e through iis3o<"aoors each weeR: * opprobching cor aim er saicl the W isconsin tr It and spurred some business The facility employs>ys 800 w o rk ers — Thai could chunjlungc. though, if one o f high'beam hcadUgllighls?” oliating gaming compa id the casino's expansion pit roughly equal to TurtIurtic Lake’s entire llw tribes eslablishlish u lar^, rcsort-typc :' I snapped ouloyes, saw Mrs. Mcycrson impson when Attorney Gene ;hing on the quiet community, population — indueiluding St. Croix g 'y'. casino ihat cunan attract big^nomc drivcr's.liccnse atclc me and cxclaimed, Doyle ruled that casino gam no m anagers, she said. bou{ Chippewa. Turtle Lak.akc residents nnd jij , '“ 6 "; cnicrtaincrs andind that offers more : a second tim e .' ;al. houses in a resident commuicrs who comcic f from as, fa r as 50 , Ihings to do lhan;n gtgamble. ly driver’s license test 0 tw o W isconsin iribes sued t ood on the edge of the towi _ ___ “ A t w h a t di miles away, accordinglg tot R oy Palm er, n ,d the state in " ^ 1 “ ' J ' " , pie. thc Coeur dJAlcnC’ h .i wonder if they’ll ask :ral court. Palmer said. U.J ^ If. for example. : approaching car partner in BufTalo Brotlirothers Monngement jyjgg □ .s. District Tribe built a posh)sh iresort c ^ in o on the I o r stnte capitals?______gc Barbara Crab ruled that al high-beam headligt -- — Co.rwhichTtins-the-casin*3\nor------— — — gamb-nnihgwerepermittcd-in-V1 all Torms o f le assumed they would hoi shore o f its titimexmesaVeliiJ^c in;north ' I rWisconstn, Everyonejcutives. ! she suid, but Biiffi I closed m y eyes • TTie fncility began os n bingo parlor m she ordered ihe state lo ncg( V“‘° Idaho, “that wouli/ould'be very scary,” J '> glaring back at i ; tnbc purchased thc egoliate with cismo nnounccd plans to build a 1! 1988, but bccausc the tri ChippewaS. Brothers annc ‘23- W iley said. I, The Times-News city I Gaming Rcgulotory _ on the site. : “Lhasa!” site before the Indian G( hompson then asked the Leg ,1 [t,- Howevcrthciiasiiasiened to add tînt he '1 ive. I IGRA exemption 0 . the compony persuaded i I c a n ta k e m y < Act was passed, an IC :al the amcndmeni that aulh-ogislattirco ™ °-S's'o:"l d id n ’ 1 think thathat would happen, at allowed it to place it; in trust for gaming .' ird to rczone the reRidcniial a ;; again next m onth.! J c’s lottery, but that request fi least not for quileite somes time, purposes w ithout lhc gov

Obituaries ’ Minl-Cassla West - • i ......

B-2 Timoa-Nows. Twin Falls,.Idaho Idc Sunday. July 26,199212 ______lO ^ it] Casin< ic Church in Turtle d lhat only a few rcsididents Sl. Ann’s Catholic C ; jackpot n 6 l ' IC casino hasn't icticut trribe hits, Continued frtrni £ Lake . said the ( Connec jcctcd. village toard intoini approving the ° 'They are conccmed aboutut the affcctcd his parish1 al at ull. plan by tnrcatcninling to place the sile ry same . things every person inir th e "I think tlial gambim bling was far as in tru st fo r ihe; iribc. ii Thai would ..yS. '-is when faccd wilh growlhth and the Catholic Churclurch is conccmcd edyard .allow them lo0 build the hotel c nge- isn’t looked uponon asi wrong.'’ hc in outit-of-the-;-way Lei pahsion," he said. '‘It’s the wiihout city apprjproval and,exempt nnd said. "Il's whatIt youy d o in th e chines, which aren't allow J problem of growth By Drew DeSilvcr Under ilie: aegis a of the federal machi , them from payingng taxes on the sile,, — ptpcess of gumblin{iling. T h a t's up lo-^ Jcr Ihc compact between t velopment." Tiinas-Ncws writer Indian Gaminling Regulatory, Aci.. Qj- she snid. iffic in the individual cbnscictscicncc.” quots and the stale Hie casino has incrca.scd tr^ff wagering onn IIndian reservations rcquc ghl on Hc said thcrc'«re's, always the nncclicut. Tunic Lake citcity officials would ,bc• littlelii town, which sits righ LEDYARD. Conn. -- ThisT small has bccomc: thetl fastest-growing potential for problem•lems. bul so far he' riiai com pact wa.s die end resesull not commcnt on1 theth subjcct. U.S.S. HighwayI 8. town in soutlicasiem CoiConnecticut pan of the g:gambling industry, raffic hasn’i seen any. "I’ve"I’ hcurd'of all years of legal wrangli;ling Palmer said ththe hold wouldn’t "Tl'There’s been more tra wouldn’t sccin to bee iihc inosl according l10 Gaming and Jcnts." kinds of ihings lhalat peoplep arc afraid .ween the iribc and the sialate. disrupt the,c surrounding citatications, and a few extra accidci obvious localion. for a ^gambling’ Wagering Business, B a .rade John of but I've heardJ oof f n o th in g .lh al's ien die Pcquots first rcqucsi:sicd neighborhood, T uirtlc rtl Lake policc chicf J casino. , magazine, h a p p en e d ." ■npacl ncgoliaiions underr thet He said the compnnycc plans lo Warlaarlandsaid. Many of the 15.000 papeople who The 1991'1 Handle, or lotal jompi crime Carter said the: casinoca: itself isn’l RA. the siaic flatly rcfusiiscd. build a landscapiaped berm between But it hasn't uffccied the ci live hcic, among llic rollrolling hills amount bct.:t, on rcscrvalions luKA more so bad. bul she'd1 ratherrai not have ii ter a court ordered ihe siatcitc lo ,' the hotel and thehc neighborhood to rate,tc. "I don't huve any n characteristic of NewM England,I nationwide: vwas S5.44 billion. After ,m th a t in h e r ne ig h b o rh oKXl. o d . :d 10 minimize noisesc and trnffic and burghrglarics or ihcfts or vandalism commute lo jobs in ncaiicarby N ew m ore ilian doulouble the 1990 figure, ”cgottjotialc. Ihc two sides failed any other lown I :r io r preserve the scerie;ricry. I cou:ould document," Warland1 ssaid. '‘If I w a s in a n y London. Groton or Mys ) llic m agazine. i reachich agreement, and Inieri hould put il on the lystic - old according to lit :d up A ccording toI PPalmer, the village "TJier7icre’s just more people in low3wn." would say they shou seafaring tow ns lhal. like the rest The Naiionional Indian Gaming secret:rc ^ - Manuel Lujan ended m ." she said, board freely appr^proved the projcci. The Rev. William Carey, pastis to r o f o u isid e d f th e to w n .'’ of rcccssion-wruckcd Corwonnccticui. Commission,on, the industry’s chMsiX)singaplan. '4ow, says tribal spokesmim an liavc now fallen on hard•d lilimes. regulatory bodKxly. says U ialin 1991. „ N oi Perhaps bccause of'those th hard thclSOgambmbiing halls operated Bruccuce McDonald, Foxwoc crs blackjack, craps, roulei lim es, Foxwood.s,_thchc 4 6 .0 0 0 - by Indians pr(produced S1.3 billion offers Legal[ — ker, accy-dcucey and pull-ta square-foot combinaticI tio n b in g o in revenue andmd S400 million in net well as a com putcri/.al uiblci blic administration att ihc and "consideration’ion’’. - paym ent in h a ll/c a s in o ru n bby the profiL :ls wel •ciop Continued fromn £B1 p u b li livcrsiiy of Nevada at Las VcVegas, order lo play. M ashaniuckct P ^ u o t InilIndian iribc. Scoil Croweiwell, an aiiom ey with rse-racing game. ' However. Crovrowcll snys passing Univc The casino has eliminal Under that definition, del slot has been doing lanand-office the Nalionalnal Indian Gaming ' , such an amendmcment and then using agrccalizing pari-mutuel betting oon its upheld, various casinocasi games may defense contraclorr General of operation,, A boujout 30 Pcquois work ■“ hc asks. "Tlie onl>nly new event on the Icgah: )vember ballot. still count as lollerics:ries. Dynamics and pliurmainaceulicals Foxwoodss hhas the advantage of xwcxxls, McDonald said. ,l Ihc (tribes) have Novel .,.,1 horizon is that l So far. iherc is little likclillihood The Lqc du Flar•lam b eau c a s e in manufacturer Pnzcr. only casino north of The iribc recently announce-f , , asked the slate forfor compacts. So being ihc on at the Idaho Lotlcry wil:ill bc Wisconsin upheld up that On an average day.. morerr lhan Atlantic Cil):iiy. N.J., and in the S14040 million expansion of‘ i “ I th in k a co;ourl i will quickly "’3* icalcd. But if the fribc.s wiMin in infcrprctaJion. allowlowing the Indians 10,000 eager gamblers;rs from all middle of• iIhc most densely ixwoods complex. The fi, , conclude lhat th e S la te is cither rcpea urt and slot machines start 5 there ‘o open a casiniisino. ovcr ihc Northeast erecrowd into populated regionrej of ihe United ^lagc.g c o f ihe expansion will inch udc the tribes from court 302-room hold next lo; ifici '^>’'" 8 “ > pearing on Ihe Fori H all In'Indian UNLV's Thompscip so n suid that, .in Foxwoods to play blackjack. bl; Stales, r Vl n exciirising iheir righlsnj under the act. appea servalion. pressure would Iilikely order to stand up[) inin court. Idaho's crap s, roulette and anI asassortment The 46.00000 square feci of casintsino. a 250-room hotel off :. or trying to assistist Urry EchoHawk Rcser quol reservation, ihrce mo }unl to oncc again banin all conslilulional amermendmcnt should o f other “ table gam es." gaming spaipacc includes 210 in strengtheninging his position in mour gambimbiing in the state. specifically dcfinifinc loiicry nnd The Mashantuckci PctPequot tribe gaming table :aters. a shopping arcade, i )lcs and a 2,400-seat A related issue is just what v includc criminallal penalties for . won't say how much mo underground parking gan R o se , a leadding ii authority on A i money iheir bingo hall.1. Along. wilh three a'l nsiitutes a "lotlcry." Most pcpeople running illegal gambiimbling opcruiiops. casino has made so faifar, but its restaurantss and : other scrvicc wiihslh space for 1,500 cars - as’ w gambling law. saysays thai, while such consu nk o f a lottery as a gam e in which w "I think they canin pullp it off if tJ^cy ambitious expansion woods loials 250,000 as 3636.000 more square feet a lactic may "loolook like diny pool." ole T h e o c c u p a n ts o f tlthe two other vehicless w e rc organization, or•cnlil^y." cr [“ Line Roud west ofTwin FalFalls. iroaied ul the scene; oor at Magic Valley Reg;gional The stale loiterlery and puri-mutuel car Mcdical Centcr and released.rek :h w ould bc allow ed Big Reasoions According to an Idaho) Si Slate Policc rep o n , ihe ca wagering, which Seven I in which ihe iwo were ritriding was easlbound nealear A l prcss lim e. ISP' wjwas slill notifying the woromen’s under the proposejscd amendment, are Pole Line’s intersectionI withw 2300 Easl al aboutJt 5, next of kin and had nollol released iheir names, considered Classss 111 games. Indian To Inivest With;h p.m. when it losl control. An investigation isf cccontiuing. tribes have argi'gued lhat becausc ._ Idaho permits thoihose gam es, il m ust JEdward D.] Jones i&Co ~ | give them the chaihancc to conduct any other Class 111 gar;am cs. "If you have a ... policy allowing IS a matter of federal. 1 . U .S . G o v e m m e n t GGuaranteed Bonds rj Death nnotices Sehficees_____ Ruming. then, as j lent of principiil nnt) interest. • 11 law. iribcs cun dodo. across ihc board, Gunmntfcd ii» lo limdy pnymcn 7.28"”* o f formerly of Heybum. 11 Edward Stefner Blias “E.J." Klaas. ol •aming they want. rial Monduy, Rupcn LDSI VWest any type of gar Twin Falls, memorial I the limitations lhat 22. Federal Incom e Taskx-Free " g HEYBURN - Edwani1 SiStefflcr. 70. of Mesa, Ari/...;• servicc. IG a.m. Monday,lay. Slake Ccnicr. 100 W. 3(36 S.. subject only to tl and form erly o f } Icybum ..died die Friday. July 24.1992. in While Mortoury. (McCulloch's Funeral HHome are negotiatedd ini th e c o m p a c t," M unicipal Bonds . 6.06« Mcsii. in Burley). - Coeur d’Alene; tribaltr attorney Ray InU;rc.« mny bc subjcct to utate,te nnd local tnxM. A jjnivcsidc scrvicc willill bet held at 2 p.m, Friday m Edward L. Taylor, of Givens testificiicd lo a panel of ihc Rupert Ccmcicry withh IiUlair Spaulding officiating,'■ Burley. 10 a.m. Monday,Iuy- E arl W illiam s, o f TTwin legislators last momonih. 33. Investm ent G radei Corporate( g Friends may call uniil ihc: limelii of ihe servicc Friday al“ View LDS 2nd Ward Cliapelapel Falls, graveside scrviclicc. 4 T h e s ta lei rcjccts that 8.00"“* B o n d s Hansen Mortuary, 710 Sixthxth St. in Rupert. in Burley. (Payne Mortuary),fyl' p.m. M onduy. Suilunset interpreiaiion. sayiuying tribes can only C Memoriul Park. dfrom $5,000 lo $100,000. of Wendell, died Salurday.y. JulyJ 25. 1992. al the Magic ^c.ribnlpcsi,siiion is bolstered by Bnnk isnud, Fi-tli'nilly insured I ' Falls. Jerome. 11 u,m. Wednes Valley Retiianal Mcdical CcmerCci in Twin Falls, urt decision from Substanlinl pcniiUy for i-iirly wiihdrowni.wii S y e a r s • y Nellie Florence KingJng Hovc-Robertson Fun.nctJl • a rcdcral coun Arrangemenis arc pcndiin;ling and will bc announced by W isconsin invo;volving the Lac du Hunsaker, of Rupert and ‘CFiupcl. Dcmnray's Wendell Giapcl.Kl. Flambeau Tribe,}c. in lhai ease, the 5. 5 Insured Federal Imn c o m e E judge ruled that11 tbccausc Wisconsin Tax-Free M unicipa!»al Bonds ^5.95«= I perm its a .state: lottery,lc pari-muiuci InlcrcBl mny bc nubjccl lo stalelie taxes. Hospitaais betting and bingoIgo. "the stale can no longer argue thilhal it has n public g6. IRA R etirem ent PliM a n s f8.17%=!= MEMORIAL HOSPITAL M A G IC V A LLEY REOIEGIONAL MEDICAL CENTEF■ER CASSL\ ME policy of opppposition to any ionds. Admitted Hnwtl on A-mU-d CorpomU" Bor Erocsi panicular form oof f gambling." AdminedA t Mary Blubuugh. Spcncer Sp Bradshaw und Er ose snid he ihought n (urley; Shawn Dockxtuder. AngieA However. Rosi Robin Hoskins of Twirwin Falls: Ruby ThomasIS of( Cunningion, nil of Burl 5d in that case, nnd I of Hailey; and Michael Johnsimsun Garcia and Laura Page,;c. allc of Heybum; Maribcl Giliil nnd llic ju d s e erred Kimbcriy; Patricia Vicrra of icrg o f doubled other cocouns would accept o f H u/cllon. Josc Ramirez, boih ofaf IDeclo: and David Sundbcr Malia. ils argument. hough, lhal the only RRt d cosed Released He added, thot 1 bc certain lo keep Terri Fcdcrico and daughter.dai Robin Hoskins arand Lorraine Christian,. Bi Belhcl Clegg. Irma Lindsayuy and way Idaho can k ;rvations would bc to daughter. Chris KeicliiimI anand daughter. Lcc Smilh. Mis»Iisiy Sharon Vcneman. ull of Burley;I Ranic Ellis of Rext:xburg: casinos off rcscrv Tudor-Andcrson. and Eliz.ilizabelh Williums. all o f Twirwin and Angelica Ochoa ofr Heybum.He prohibil all CClass ill games Falls; Virginia Undcrwixxl<1 uiund Kuihleen Wcndling. bothIlh iof ^ Birth everyw here in the th state, including Filer: Albem Molyoak of Jerome:Jcr and Elirjbcih DcWiitill ofi A baby was bom to Mr; ond Mrs. Javier Gil of Dccic lotteries and pari-iri-mutuel bctling. Btihl. Bill Thompsoison. a professor of MINIDOKAA MEMORIAL^ HOSPTTAL . BirthsI Released Bob Seibel Gt3 e n e B oo b b A l l r e d . Is. A Carina Mata and sonn ofol Burley: and Emily Rose, A A daughter was hom to0 RobinR' Hoskins ofTwin Falls, A memorii)rial gift to the 834rillsAvf-SiJite1010 1525A()d;S0flAYC E.SuiltlttJI1MC6 Rose und Fred Moier. nildll ofc Rupen. Pnone 734-910616 * son WHS bom to Palriciu andind Todd Vicrra of Hniley. ------Library is: a special way PhOM 733-4925 ------1 to remimember a * R ale exprcsHcdI o t yield to m n lurity nfl off 7/J7/24/92 lovei/ed one. F o r oobituary b rate mformatlonm , Obituartries c a ll 7733^)931, 3 extension 276B TW IN FAa U x s PUBUC ■ Company OUNDATION. INC. ■SBEdward ED. Jones & Co ------LIBRARY FOI Mombor Nvn Vcxk SlockK Ee»cn«noo, inc. i S*cuni-«» litvMW’ PtoteeVonCorpofauonPtoti Kathern Hansen ollicialing, B.uiB.urial will follow at the MJd udi Springs (rur£^ Mountain Hoiôme) 736-620505 Of 733-2964 | _ -k -i.r,- Wondoll CemolTiolory. Friends may call andid PF asad ln a Vfflley. In 1937. he WENDELL - Kaihorr before Ihe lunoral wasIS i unilod in m arnage lo Mildildred •. Hanson. 82, ol Wood*ndell. diodrf'frt °"0- "O'" _at lho church. Agusjustia Thayer ii\.Gooding.3. Six I------Friday. Ju ly 261, Lester, with his family, monoved ------T ^ F a l l s '------Hamrn'ell. w here ho farm edrd-for ------OXI 19. 1909. in F-'ôral ChapeIpol in Jerom e, to Ho Sho was born Doc. 19. 31 yoyears. In O ciobor 1991, Leosier n t yKIDT5ET2VTEW]ESTAT]TES---- Filor. tho daughter of Jamc eath “"<•Mildred moved to Glonns F«Ferry. Kaihorn Brackenbury Di!Iriee.'.ShoDu Lester Hea ) w as a m em ber of the.Methohodisi etirement, assistedllivm g and long teiterm care. FERRY - LGStor Hoalh, ™ ™ . Offeringag the finest in reti was raisod and oduboK:otodinlho, GLENNS.FE lurch. Hagormon and Buhl aaro ro a s. K alo 74. of GlennsIS Forry.I diod Thursdoy. , cspling Applicallons foror 155 units... Survivors includo his » w lla , ; N o w ACCOI morriod Joseph Hansorso n in Twin July 23.1992.12. ot his home, SiJ' 4. Thoy have Tho lunoralal will\ b e hold at 2 p.m. Mlldriildred of Glenns Feny; two s VING Foils on March 12, 1934. T Id daughters-ln'-.law, Jerry i . R E TriREM I ENTLIVI shoop and Tuesday It at th e V e te ra n s W ar a n d < 'îh 3 moals daily, wookty housok,otôpino.___ lormod and raisod shi ilrley and-Lorry-orid-Janice, alla ol ------^S(udIo.-Iju1 ^ 2 bodroofflôpanmohts with h o rso s. Mofnofial Hallall In Glonns Ferry with ' Shirle activltios and moro. . enns Ferry; three daughterss a n d ullli«M.act Thoy also oporatod'od' a largo the Rev, Kruiruslen Ellison Oslln Glenr I ins-ln-law, Lynn and Rich Au(lug ol •ASSISISTED LIVING foodlot southwest ol Won/endell for a ollicialing. Burial B will bo ot the fons- enns Ferry. Charlotle and1 FRich Sludio andind 1 bodroom npartmonls withIh Z24 hour slairing. 3 mools daity. Ihouso. , numbor ol yoars. Katolto and Joo Glonn Rest1 CemoloryC in Glenns Glenr md balhing, and many othor oorvtrvlcos cMahon of Mountain Homes ai n d kooping,. OIossistanco with modicaUon and woro vory involvod in horhorso racing Forry Friondsds m ay call Irom 6 to 8 McMf (la a nd Tom Garrison of Hamn in Idaho and also raced3d horsos in p.m. Mondaday at Humphorys Lela£ JGTERM CAREE' id three brothers, Harold HeatT i l l • L O N C lour liconsod staffing, and much1 n Arizona and Washinglon.n. Fundral Chaplapel in Glenns Ferry, and tt 0 and Medicaid Conlllod, 24 houi tenns Ferry. Everett Heaitlt o i Survivors include horr husbandht of Tho family sugluggests that memorials U e Connd at 7 3 W for morejWoimUon. !i juUoJ. he M uscular Dystrophy Wa'Iaalia Walla. Wash:, and Dee H(Heath Beserveyoor]o r New Home Ibdajr. Contact Jalii 9 J . C o n r a d Wendell: one brothor, GlcGlen Durfee bo sont to the ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I GeiiBrBl ManaO'anaotr/Adminlslralor ol Jerom e; and ono sister.sis' Mina Association, of Burns,Bui Ore. . I He was preceded In deathIth by Conyers of W endell.I. S‘ h o w a s Lester w asIS bornt Oct. 6. 1917, In ' He ■ i j i reo children; a son (Han/ey)0 an d p r e c e d e d In d o a th by six brothers Enterprise. Ore,, Ore to Charles W. and 'ihreo p iii Ins (a son and a daughter):); two . and iwo sisiors, • Julia Nickersonson Heath, twins sters. Ethel HItesmon and vVI io let , aiam K >.ûij! T he funeral will b e h£held al 10 He and hisis familyf moved to King . sister nith; and two brothors, Murl H«H eath a.m. Tuosday al ihe WenWendell LDS Hill in 1921 and an then lo Shoshone. Smith m id Olden Heath. • II 6 , Idaho ♦ 7 3 6t --3 3 9 3 3 I Church wilh Bishop Lan.arry Bodily He attendedi schoolss in Shoshone, and^C 1 8128 2 Brldoe.vlow 0Drive » Twin Fall■ / Sunday, JulyJi 2G, 1992 Timos-Nows.i. TwTwin Falls, Waho B-3 Mini-CC assia

B reakfasiSt outdoors Famed Riupert graciduate , Brieflyy videos Be on lookoiout for bogus fuiuneral offer makes Wsall Street \ The W ashington Post that Ihc brokeragerages had shown his BURLEY - Dircclrectors of a Burley funeralral home arc warning n s i 'Hie . - 4 viclcotupes lo Mimeinie clients. residents ofâ scam1 in which ielephone callersrs are; offering people a NEW YORK - Minico:o H igh "M y iindersiancllanding in cach case “ buy onc, gcl onc free':ec" funeral offer, School alum Lou Dobbs,, C N N ’s was lhat it was for for; iniemal use only.” • Payne Mortuary furfuneral director Kevin Bodil;dily suid several people senior vicc president and iiusiness liii he said. “They^ ararc irying to trade have rcccnily callcd1 ihcih funeral home, saying the;Ihey have been cullcd by, editor, has an interesting siisideline: commercially »>nn me."nn , someone claiming to0 rirepresent Payne Monuary! andar offering die spccial he’s been making promoiionalal videos In the Paine; W Webber video, the cut-ratc price on funer;ncrals. m l CNN anchor praisiraised the brokerage ^ for Wall Slrcel Tinns. ting Ihc public know than PaynePj Mortuary is not ;"W c arc jusl lcuin£ Dobbs, who anchorsrs Ihe for its "iWin tradiiioJiiions o f integrity and lodily said. "Anything wc doJo through the mortuary sponsoring ihis," Bodi "Moncjyline” and "Money;ywcek" client servicc."." aaccording, to The • w c do wiihout any out!outside representation.” programs, has been paid S5,5,000 lo Journal. Some tapestap include mock He snid hc doesn’tn’l think anyone hus purchusiiased the bogus funeral ' \ pro SI 0 ,0 0 0 for each of the vidiideos by interviews hy Dobbtobbs. ik il’s gone thal far." he said.J. o.ffcrs. "I don’t ihink i "A r'h. Shearson Lehman Bros.,,, J>aine Asked if Ihc paymentspayi could affect ,s coverage, which he ^ ^ H L j t / . Webber Wc and the Philadelphialia Stock C N N ’s business ci Minidoka accoujuntingjob s said a "purist" could . CPAs seek ^ ' Exchange. The arrangenieiicnt was oversees, Dohbs sa: r argunicnl "lhat no RUPERT - Threee localIt certified public accourDuntants will address the reported in Friday’s Wallll S treet m ake a sim ilar ar ' ' news »>rgani/atii'ation should ever Minidoka Couniy CommissionCoi Monday, hopinging 10 win a contract to " / u Journal. ing," ^bdit llic couniy’s boolx)oks. "Look, iny carecr is an open:ii lxH)k," receivc advertising, the spol urc Michael Streeterr oof Burley. Garald Pricc 1 . said Dobbs, who graduated from fr Ihe "ll is nonsensicalsical to lalk alxiut this '•Those vying for the iniercst any more lhan n Condic of Rupert. Randy HcHolom. administrator of Rupert school in tlie laic: 1mfiOs. as a conflici o f inic of Burley and Dean C I'lo a corporation, and Cassia M emorial Hosplospital, also is scheduled loI speak.sp . W ells, an agriculture te:teacher at ”Ni"Never, even once, lias there; fiKcn an giving a speech'lo Athletic boosters K.' over ihe counlry do !'Thc commission)n im eelin g w ill b eg in ut1 9 a.m. in the couniy /ns, while Robert allegalionallc of slanting a story oro: doing journalists all nvi Oakley High School,I, serves up hash brown: that." Dqhbs said,lid. He said hc makes cpurthousc. ly P ioneer Days anylhing improper." Belke cooks scrambibled eggs at the Oakley 1 CNN President Tom Johnstison lold far more money:y givingg speeches lo . celebration th is weelegins losingIg m e te r s projocts, i,;; including videos, spi'ipecclies. was paid S6,()()0IOO for a speech lust „ Much o f the hcarin;iring will be closed to the putpublic because of a legal books, movies, articles and anany olher spring to top officifficials at Dean Witter mailer and indigentenl hearings. From 9 lo 1C10 a.m.. there will be SPOKANE (AP) — Ci"ity crcws Nordstrom csprsprcsso bar were among incomc-producing enterpri:rise thal Reynolds, department head mccincctings that will be open to the pubJic. Following are yanking out .KK) parkineing meters the first in a li15-block urea to comc placcs p,^ the employee in confJi'flict witfi Asked if he had .scc(J7id thoughts closcd session, thele meetingr will then reopenen at 4 p.m.. when the jdowniown in hopes of aiattracting out lust week, the written policies of this conunpany." abtiul the videodeos. Dobbs said, commissioners will1 Icileave to tour the Cassia Counluniy Fairgrounds. more shoppers to the retail;il area. Tw o-hour frcfree-parking spots will Spokesman5 Steve Haworth1 saids he "Obviously it's cre;created an appearance ComiimpUed fixim staff reports The meters next to thenc popular replace the metnetcrs. Motorists whose could nol release the networkrk’s cchIc problem in thle e eey es o f T h e W all cars cxcced the limit w ill facc SIO o qj-, f ethics. Street Journal, Hell lie yes. it’s caused Heybuiirnofficisials seek tto involv/e y - DobbsI said he was upset: lo ti learn- meôreconsider.":r." “T\irn extrae pounds Back to Sch;hool at ^ Hispannics monre in localll affairs "Kids Kor)rner" * into exextra energy , Downtownwn icnLC'W nijiiee.iis il is being to tc the differences in culture; B y Ja m e s P ric h a rd ------______- lny.oLvcmcni Set a back pack witlvith minimum still in'ihe planning stages, ■ recentu iriihiigr;int's who at-Dleiiet-Center?i---s ■ Mini-Ca-ssiu News Scrvic-vice called, is sti He expectsets there to be about cighi Ihey’re ll totally lefl out of ever/crylhing.” Lose fal,it, Inot muscle. purchase* of Fall mfmerchandise "I would encourage the HEYBURN - Moslst ofc the cily’s ‘members on the comniiltec. including community lo back this ccm m rni™ -' Research:h shows 92% of the labile suppliese s last: . Hispanic population feelsfee estranged - he hopesies - some non-Hispanics. C' much (that weight loslosi is excess fal. nol . fro^rp o th ers in ihcc community,c possibly evieven a member or iwo from up." u he said. "Tliere's so m HcVbum officials say:ly: so steps are the coof|pl.yl. is) negative going on out Ihcre it with waler or)r muscic.n our youth, so much pressure < • bcifig lakcn to bring' themth into the Tlie ideaea came about "a few months o Eat realll J.food. No pre- "Whal we would like to dc . fold. ago whenn Aragon/ and Loveland met .cdiTieals required. a 1 Private Industry Council many n Hispanic role models Al Aragon, a Heybunbum resident of during a P Gel fa si;t rresults, • „ H ispanic dcsccni. husIS aagreed to put session. Tluriiey discusscd tlic problems visible v ius possible.” Loveland said he coujuldn'l be poundsm; mcll away. Convertible together a committee: ththat will work faced by HI:Hispanics trying lo ingniliatc A ttache themselves^cs into a new culture and happier h that-Aragon hasi r agreed to o n e : toward Uint goal, Football y V' offer his ;issistance. “ 1 feel:1 good, extremely proud andd cxiremely< | y|l Z - M^yor Glen Loveland,id, keeping him ca.sier. g Ifet® lucky to have such a malan as Mr. ■ 2'- upilatcd on the progrogress of the One way/ay to achieve this, Aragon li Aragon accepting that uppppoinimcnt / ; ; committcc once il is asscisscmbled. said FridayJay. is ihrough the political / because he has the abilityiiy to work l i r "U guess the bottomom line is, wc proccss, b lenter- wilh the Hispanic populalio;ion iind eel ^ woVld like to get the Hi:Hispanic people Hc wot/ould like lo see more v them involved.” the mayor• s;said. i “ l^RoUBag^ of’ Hcyburn morc• ini v o lv ed in Hisp.'micss nregister to vote and run for tl H H Is d Such involvem ent is viivital to the 1719 Oveverland • 678-0091 F reee e lay-away communiiy affairs,”’ LovelandLi snid public offici■fice. city’s fulure. he added. store credit card ” 1 ihinînk to get the Hispanic c S1Q0 Of moro minimum putchagoj Z • Friday. JW closcr IO 21 i‘That means everyihyihing - sporls, communiinity involved, they, need "I think we need to draw L "W e’re all they should have rcprescntatilation.” he said. "I think the: each e olher,” Loveland said. ‘ Z '■ politics. Wc feel lhat the; nd we don't a in what goes3cs on in ihe communiinily ilscif wants lo gel. inii the same community, and need to feel isolaied." con^munity." involved,. itil just doesn'i know how." r T^c selection o f Aragc-agon to head the Aragonm saiî: iherc arc essentially ____^ LYYNWOOD IGA ^ ANDERSON'IN'S IGA nnounced at ihree lypcsICS ofrHispanics who populate , ■ Z] projcct was ann( 1J47FIURAVE. p 512 MAIN AVAVE. Nl Z • W ednesday’s council meeting.me Hc is a the cily: ththose like himself, third or I Financial Direij c t i o n s LYHWOiroOD SHOPPING CENTEIrER Z • 40-ycar-old area manageagerof the Idaho f o u r ih -generation p i Americans of Migrant Council's Burley Bu branch Hispanicic descent; naturalized IWn Falls nts who have lived here for a H I k l n F a l - ; office. immigrants StonnOi Stares Dnl)I Aragon said the Hispanic few yearsrs 1 but are still unaccustomed .1 1 m m ETO WNIPR¥UD DK S L E E P B E TPTER T AND UVE A HElEALTHIER UFE

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B-4 Timos-Mows, Twin F;ill3.l3, ll Sunday, July 26, 1032>92 Magic Vaalley/Westt I------Jerome official'sc ppbint to IBellevui le offieiiials OK street jpaving plan1 Increasing the city’s walcr sloriigesu water storage unitit ar and llow s down :i By Dcbomli L. Shimkus could begin ass c ciirly iis Sepieniber. Inc W illie T e u sc h e r, Ciii’aipiicily is anolher irmajor crcek, hc said, Tinle^-News correspondent •iiceorditig l»'. i: tak in g any m ore 1 wheat fieeld fire cr. impf'iiprovcnienl being considerered l)y “ W c w o n ’l be la arson in projcct manager. water, wc will just1st s slivc il and u.se il Council Road cononslruclion iind theCe City Couiicil,-- By H.R. Wcixcl $ 1 0 .0 (10. was.•as sc h e d u le d to I'e BELLHVUH jj - City C Currcnily. the city uses a fi.‘fiS.OOO when needed" saidlid NW right. Head wilh im p ro v e m e n ts should take live Cu Tinics-Ncws CDrrcsjHiiuli.indent harvcsicd thishis week. Chojnacky ttiemlK-rs „n;, apprt>ved going ahe liildoon Funding for aI ncnew storage tank he said. . illon storiigc-lank built in M:il said. a L.Limiied Improvement Dislricl, D working days, he would come from>m city' money and many of Propeny owne/ners fronting the new' C.iny.inyon in 1940. '' • Arson is 'suspccted "W e w ere:e w o rk in g o ne :inil paving p;iv the w:iy lo upgrade ii A one niillion giillun larank is grants, iiccording’ tolo Wright, liles fro:n the wheal strects'will be■ rcreiiuired lo pay SUK) A in ;i fire lliai yed.a ripe oue-hah' mile Hellevue’s din rtiads.. .•eded by thc city, iiccordingiig lo il , ’’We need storageiragc and can gci it when we saw ihe______|; iitroversy lo S200 per lolIt biisedb on the iimouiit need whcal llclil ;inil Inirnecid i;igrass in :m fie ld a n d w! Following months of com. raft water study presenicled by wiihout askingg thcI public for hoped il w asn’t rth of Jerome. smoke', we ho and public ouicry. the LI orsgran iind Associiiics. another dim e" he: Siiid,siii ' wrote it off, because rev le 22 ciiy Thc tax will11 iippcar; on the next l-orsj 'Hic t'lrc Ininicii aboutoul 2? iicres and kind uf w reviseiLlo include I.'i ofthe Thc cily’s wiitcr comcss from But one fundingig source,s ii I'arnicrs In’t Ix; lhal our wheal property lax bill,ill. c>r wlical owncil by i:ild CCliojn;icky it just coiildn’i blt)cks ih;il need work. iirings. If the city increaseses its Home grant requi■quires rcsidciTIiiil nirned jusl when wc______'I onipletcd All in all. pnpropertv owners will sprit :iiul nbout four acri-s of dt7 grass would bc bur The remainder will be coi oruge. it will make belter useu of metering, iiccordingling 10 Teuscher. according pay roughly 225 pi,-rceni of the stora ad work rest. wore not atijaccni to eacl:acli olher. A Si.*i(10 rreward has been A fence was also ilanilamaged and offered for anvai person offering ^ a wliecl-linc sprinkler,lcr system, evidence that th leads irt ihe Castleford ^ [ trustee takkes seat ■ valiieii at S5.(KX) nviclion1 < of the person or a H ■['lic wlieat field,. vvalued al persons suininling the fires,______ByBy Diane Schoranan bonds, "This ______1 Times-News Tin corresponilenl significant savin;'ings to the liixpiiyer." Siiid Principiil KeiKelly Murphey, CASTI.EI-OKD - Mary I’oiûcek I' 111 ,>thcr busine: Utah officicials keep distancec ^ ict purchased a 19X4 Castleford School Ho:ird n ■ vH‘ ?e^ Mercii'o- |iiis lo replace lhc old earlier this -week, i’otucek ' ion car. In office CO^^ 2 Laser Surgeiw r y F o r ': from toxicc burning: ]plant : zclecied to the positiun ;ifterr runningi Îriver’s educiilioi unopposed last May. . Because ScholasticSe Resource ting will no longer hc • Ingrown Toenail:ills...... Permanentmt Correction OREM. Utah (AP) — A fire in a atul wc don’tn’t know wh:il," said pFred Schaer was re-eleie c le d iis Associiiics teslin iho^ the dislricl will a chcniica! plani raged Saturiturday for a police Deiectivilive Gerald Nielsen. board chairman, and I’oiucek■k Wiis re- offered in Idaho write new pDJicycy iJjiil wjll allow olher sccoiui day and was so) inicnsc it it The spillI o c c c u rrc d bcc;iu.s-c a clected vice chaimian. I in Ihe district, ...... Eliminationon hituiercil efforts lo findd oul c whal power outage;;c interrupted chcmical A speciiil meeting of the CaL’iislleford tests lo Ik- used in • W a rts ...... d istrict’s ctimmuniiy actually was bunii:^ — andmd 10 figarc- mixing, c:iusiusin g thc m :iicrials ,to School lki;ird will bc Augly, 1 I 10 The school di h school picnic is scheduleuied for August 2S. out liow to exiinguisli ilic; bla/e,bl: overheat andI boilIx over, officials said. reissue thc district's high ...... Removal The firt' broke oul Frid:rid:iy in thc It appeared;d Salurday : that thc fire • Fungus Nails.... I’;irish Chem ical Co. plantanl one day was isolatedII in i :i part of the plant u hdrawal ;tficr a 2 (l-gallon spill ihcrhere forccd separ:ited hy b> a firew:iM from Pay X promptts BSU with llie first evacuation off somst e 120 hundreds ofif canistersi containing • Soft Tissue Lesis io n s ...... Removal and :ibout 50 lanks B l O IS E (A l) — T h e s.second-, Thursday, befo:forc he wouhl hiivc homes and businesses, ‘nitHic plani is ciicmicals at thc sliile Boiird oV rk in lh is holding vol;itiliitilc g;tses, highest hig p;iiil candiilale for ihihe Boise tiilkeil wilb th in an induslrial park ency hiis Education Siitiitnirdiiy in Boise, siiid ,000 people Pan of theIC roofi had collapsed in State St: University presiden community of aboul 6 8 ,OO e from Riiyburn Bariotton. hoard executive 35 miles soulh of Sail Lakeikc ■Cily, lhc fire. NiclseiIsen said. withdrawn wi his name mned protective suits tq consideration coi over salary coi;oncems. ilircctor. For Appointment,/ No employees wcrc hurlhu in the . Crews donn .-Ise is interested in the I. enter lhc biimi.niing building and m:ikc Robtrri- ] Shirley, presideni:nt of thc "E.veryone cisi spill nr fire, officials said. ion said. "We’re very s, herbicide.s videotapes, but bu' couldn'l gcl near die Universiiv Uii o f Southem CoU)lorado ill position.’’ Barloi Consult Yo□ u r Local PodicJlatrist: The plant makes drugs, 1 1 the pilibcr of the fire because ofo f heat, smoke :uid wliat Pueblo, pu was one of 11 seminifinalists plciised with t am! insccticidcs. his iiiimc candidates." After neeingthc spill, thc residents they feared niightmi] l>e toxic fumes, for fot the Job. lie withdrew hi rclufiied. only to leave :iya:igain Friday "W c can’l't s:iy > right now wh;il is because of the fire. The'h ey stayed burning in ihcrlicrc,” Nielsen s:iid. ■ Dr. D avid Btaclo.»rô.. discern^ tU _ I som o place, he has modo( c o terrible e;

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1 SpotlighlIt __ J, on the Vifalley L e a ]i m i n ig t o ll i v e w ^ i t h l o s s I SbawD Butler, a ■ Intematicional grou]ip .student ul Cornell I College in Mount ■ Vernon, Iowa, is I assisting physics I helps maany cope professor Lylc Lichty H 10 develop a computer I model simulating how P with loss's of a chikd , hydrogen moves in [_ melals. By Su2 anne H uxhold The summer B utlor ‘ Times-Ncws correspondendent research projcct is beingng supported by the Research Corporatioition o f T ucson, . T W IN F A L L S -In whalwh; hus been described as life’sli I ' Ariz.. with an award frorrom the Bristol- ultim aie cruelty, the deutleuth of n child cun muke panarents :‘i Myers Squibb Co. The: researchre should feel as though they're•e li drow ning in u river o f grief.gr i,-‘ reveal whal metals wouldlid m ake the best ungcr and utter despair.r. coniuiners for hydrogenn ffuel. Shaw n, a Compassionate Friends:nds, an iniemalional networl3rk o f ‘ physics and computer scitscicncc major, is support groups for peopl;ople w ho have losl a child.1. is a the son of Randy andI AnnA Butler of lifeline for those pareni.s,11.S, helping lo pull them fromm the Dcclo. depths and leaching themicm lo live through iheir pain.in.

Nemo Nicholas and MarcM Frederick • Kassis are the only two!o :students from Meleetings Idaho selected to allendnd the Nalional Compa-ssionate Frierriends meels monthly in bo30lh Youth Sciencc Camp inn C harleston, W. Kcichum and Twin FallFalls. In addition, Joan Daltoton- Va. The camp is designigned for young Boyd a Twin Falls coucounselor, sponsors an 8-wci/eek :ience, leadership people who excel in scien intensive grief counsjnseling group for bcreavjved and communily involvemciment. parents, which allows's parentsp to work through ih(heir iordon and Julie N em o, the son o f Gor< grief by writing, readeuding, sharing and learniilin g i earned honors at lite Nicholas of Ruperl, has ca about Ihe grief proccss:ess. Call Dallon-Boyd’s Twwin Minico Migh School wwhich include Falls omcc at 733-2042044 for more infonnation1 i on valedictorian, Prcsidenli:ntial Academic mcciings and the 8-wecveek intensive group. Fitness Award. DOE SuiSummer Honors Jjiff ■ and B oy’s State. M arc,, lhthe" son o f Fred E l ' ^ < “Compassionate Frieniends taughl us how to goJ on,”< I I and'Joan Kassis of Twi'win Falls, has >st-hi5— ~ ------K ______earned honors at Tw in FallFalls High School said Peter Ripsom, a Sun Volley architect w ho losl •sago. which includc saluialoriarrian ond Nnlional 6-ycar-old son, Aaron,, in a car accidenl four years i 7 $ ^ , but we’re leaming to deal1 ^with r- Honor Sociciy. Hc has alsoah participated ■•We’ll never be well, bu in soccer, baskeiball andd tctennis. our loss in a posiiive wayvay." ‘ .'•I -Coping with the brubrutal loss of a child is w h at Wm ' 'uiion- Several area studentints ore on ihc Compassionate Friendsis isi; all about, said Joan Dul ounselor w ho specializes in i collcgc D ean’s Lisis. Pct • position, went back ti lunseling from Boulder Grodaduote agriculture honorary/ socictys at the m aster’s degree in couns where she formed her “wellillness University of Idaho. Also,lso at the U o f I, School in Colorado, whi ihilosophy while working! w' ith . ^ Allison Ltiidholm, the: daughterdc of Mr. through grieving" phil and M rs. Joe Beard o f* Filer,Fi is a newly bereaved parents. rted Compassionate Fric clcclcd student senator. Daltbn-Boyd starte chapters in Twin FallsIs ondo Kctchum after a griefe fa n d fc sponsored brought three bcreircovcd Two Hansen Junioror High School loss symposium she spoi Idaho students are among thoshose nomed All- couples 10 her doorstep,icp. She realized then that Ic American Sch!olar bby the U.S. parents were not geitirIting the grief counseling i Achievement Acadcmy.i. DevinI DeLeon, needed. . the doughter of Frank andmd Terri DeLeon, “ You don’t get overr theth loss of a child. Many pc ^tho*t," ------is involved in basketballII aiand sof\bnll, has who hovcn't had the: experienceex don’t realize tl ANtrrARENZm«T1nleTlnw^Nw u ovcr won accordion aw ards an(and plays flute in Dalton-Boyd said. "Frierricnds want lo fix it, get you atchum know Jo a n Daiton-B<•Boyd started Compasskislonate Frionds chaptersrs In TWln F alls an d Ketcl the school band. Bnmdiadi Coflman, the it. T hey wunt you to get gc better. Bul they don’l k aftera sympososlum she sponsored sh o w ed h er th e need. daughter o f JcfT and Micl4ichcllc Coffman, the experience." s ofter ------is involved in basketbi:lball, iruck and Ripsom and his wife,ife, Fran, agree. Just weeks ; Ripsoms nttcndcd their'r T ifst • ____ _ volleyball. All-Amcrican:on Scholars must Aaron's death, the Ri cam a 3.3 or belter gradeadc poinl average • Com possionote jFi'icniiends mccling, and found and must bc rccommen(ended by school em pathy they w ere scarelurching for. Thiings you canc do - o:)r not do - : ihings about Compnssio:ionote personnel. “One of the nicc th Friends is that, w hen yoiyou lose a child, you often1 cdon’t 1 ■same'. ... w l Kristin Ondler, a 1991992 graduate of realize that other pcopiopie have experienced the s “Onc of the first meetings I went' ^henafrieisnd-has lossta child Burley High School, has been selccicd thing,” Ripsom said. “Oi I I had worked with for yearsus. Hc ,. . . .student ambassador to) AAustralia by the to, I m et a friend ihut 11 ind relatives of parents whowh have Friends group) I1 a tte n d e d , w e c o o k e dd fcfo r a hadn’t know n that I hud had also lost n child. It modode us Friends onc Pcople-to-Pcoplc Scicicicnce Student lost a childI ooften feel helpless and hopeless,ho woman every da;Jay for 30 days ofter she lost her Exchange program. Kristiistin. the daughter feel w c w eren’t alone." Polls grief counselor Jonnin Dalton-I child. Don't osksk what you can do becnuJ;nusc 0 c go to, still, is painful for3r us " said Twin Fo of Don and Shari Ondlcidlcr, is among 34 “ E very m eeting w c g there are some things frienricnds and person in ihat staitaic w on’t know w hnt they:y vw ant Jl ofter four years, w e’ve gairlincd'o . Boyf But thj students across the Unitecited States choscn Ripsom admitted, “but o n do for the grieving pnrents.Its. you to do. It’s liklike being pnrulyzed. Just do it."i that wc can go on and livevc our relatives can d on the basis of academicmic achievement, growing awareness tha “The great!latest thing you can do is listen,"I Avoid collingg thei bereaved parent and: askasking involvement in churchh aand community lives." >

Among 12 high schoollOol students from Eastern Washingtonon and. Idoho participating in the MeVêdicol SchcJlars Program nt Washingtonn StateS University this summer are Susann 1Lloyd of Wood River High School andid \ Suzanna Sim on I comes frrom pa>ying outt dollar 1biUs o f Hansen High Schc)ol.1. G reen t]thum b c ~| you peel them ofTofi at the garden supply unique.” u It's m id July, nnd the insccisects in m y ynrd Several area youngng people were n es store. After threerce trips, I wondered if I lo o k e d a t th e b ro w/n n rmound rising arc living pretty well offT tlthe fnt of the UIa and Time selected to attend thefie Ju ly N o tio n a l ai planting ihe lettuecuce olong the fence w ould from fl the relatively greenjn >yord in o new land ond th e sweat o f my bôârow. Young Leaders Confereicrence, sponsored la Brad Qualify for a hoijiC'improvementhoi tox light, I: realizing that itt doesdo look like When my wife and I bougought our home by the Congressional YouthYo Leadership deduction os landscidscaptng. som s eone buried a gargantuaiituon camel there. in November, I couldn’t’I wi o it fo r th e Council in Washington,>n, D .C . T hey arc i» With the gardenlen planted, we turned our “Oh well,” 1 thought “A t least there’s spring Ihow to tum the tilledled hulf-ocre out -J------Blake-Ncacc-Ocjcromcr-iCr-Joshua_Wozcik------sj — I—attention • lo- the-vai-vacont-comcr-in-out-yard—tl -th e garden ”------back into a G arden o f E3en.n. of Honscn, Christyy Cummins of b nds and that provides a fperfcct view into our And what a garden it is! A nyone w ho ' Instead, it more closelyy resemblesn the After .so Bowlin Murtaugh, Paul Rouodyly o f Oakley, Todd digging neighbor’s livinglg room.i Some things arc has h never seen a foot-long>ng lom oto worm City of Eden, which is nott to be confused the knees Leone of Rupert and ShaSharon Crowley of ^ S yard, I better left unseen,:n. hns ^ never truly lived. If' not for the color 31d Testament oul every with onything in the Old pictures in ray Organicmic Gardening ^ Tw in Falls. sacrificing several weekend;lucopia So we paid (emphasis(ei on the word p exccpte: perhops Egypt afterrthe th' plagues. turned m m agozine,‘the grasshoppi)ppers and leof- ;s o f four pairs o f Levis lil di{ in the "p a id ") a n o th ejr r visit\ to the nursery in r We hod images of a bockboc yard that waiting to cu ller bees w o u ld h av ee fofooled mc intb ■y dandelion in the front yt search, o f so m e ttopsoil for a hill. Our c Tbe Times-News wtwelcomes items wwould look like one of thee ppulling greens bnck yard, believing peonies are supplupposed to have my trowel to the cornuc3ur own upscale neighbors3rs ctill it a berm; .1 call it o t about area residents wAovho receive honors nnt Pebble Beach - o perfierfcct spot for I convin serrated leaves. Sow bugs,p, earwigs,e gnats, — Dnecognition. Send infonformation to The ggomes of crCiquehin-betweeiieen-Mint-JuIeps—vcggic»-tt :o erupt fkim the fertile soil-buyiag i hilL___ ■, , ______s , they’ll An aside: whoevoever coined the term "dirt i u —"nry gardCTtTyu it* Times-News Spotlight‘ column,co P.O. Box oor -Budweiser. Whal w e g o t w a s them ot d.th who’s who of irritating5 creepy-crowliesor . '-taste bett<'inccd Julio that planting outc waste cheap” has never/et bought 10 cubic yards \ 548, Twin Falls, ID 8330.1303 9,som clhing quite difTerent. w ith a taste for unripenedd vevegetables, -would-jie-cheapc£-than-la:e. H ow o f soil to dum p in hisI back yard. n The first dandelion blooiloomed in mid- sprayed o There is one bright spospot, however. I the store. And, I arêd, seedll in After severe![ monthsm of nurturing, the MarchN and seeded the entinilire yard before hard cnn i hove grass now - clenn,on, green, lush. tter wiihout all the toxicinstant \ "ground cover"’ wew boughi finally began 1 the first blade of grass tumilimed green. By the dirt, i beautiful grass. It’s rig h tI beibetw een the com on store-bought produce. to tum green. TheTie shrub w e planted on the \ the time spring wos in full flower, our sniadi and onions, where the carrots are landelion, three At the1 rit te? Just throw some lese origin hill, er, berm didnidn’l die nnd we fell pretty t ynrd was too - full of dam ur horticultural prowess, i supposed to be. varieties o f clover, tw o kirykinds of thistle, of the tei, odd water and, voila, ^ ingreen smug about our: Senior calendar C2 ; n^several types thumb co g hours Smug, that is, uhtiihtil w e had o barbecue out some volunteer ponsiesjm^ of our guests remarked, "I B ra t/ BowHn is the criminalcri justice of weeds even my county’ exextension agent slaving 5ov nursery, I discovered thefrom i the back and one of < Dear Abby C4 0 bills as like the desertirt mound. Jt’s very ... jreporter for Tbe Ttmes-NeHV ew . hadn’t seen. 'ink-ruDbiiterm ‘‘green thumb.” A { , , Movies______07 " :omes not from spending 1 over prize petunias, but froi bing off all those dollar bi V •1 ' f iIB r J ' I C -2 Timus-Nows, Twinwin Fnlls. Idaho SurKJay. Julyr 2€26, 1992' •

ibody neceds you ______i------— ■ Training and working order, soup pots.s. Buhl and thc Mini-Carassia area, problems. : and guidatice lo a crew ofo f I y The Foster GGrandparent in good w< ncnl will Iw provided. For • • .TllC C n n in u m iiy,ty Action, Agency advice a . pots and pans, pillows.s. Applicanls musl be at lcIcasl 60 iind reimburscinenl rs who are reconstructing old Wogram has a ne'icw position skillels. p •mation. call Carol Layne needs .clinh ili:i|>crs,'s,' >safety pins and workers . towels and washclotiis andid lower income to qualifify for SCP more informal Igs duc lo erosion. If you can:an uvi2uîilc at the Malagic Valley blankets, tn 4, plaslic paius, Il you yoi can d o n ate, building.s towels and dishrngs.s. benefits which includele a stipend, at 324-8144, \n iia F o rtn e r at_. help, calllallB ill Selelyo at 733-1750.I. Rdîonal Medical CiCenter al the kitchen 1 please coiiMcl Am Iter. Applicnnts Bicycless ofo any type and in good)d travel reimbursement, m eals and Infant Child Carc Cente , For more • Volunteertccrs arc needed lo help in 733-9351. id low income, working; ordero are also needed as;is insurance coverage, • A. >volunteer is needed to must be al least 60 and ie Donner or the College;ge of Southern Idaho irent Program w ell as kniiting kii yarn. If you canm information, cull Marcie if Southern Idaho transporton a palient from Twin Fallsnils The'Foster Gra'ndpart 6-2122. lilcracy prograDgram. Volunteers to help , - The Collctio or J fits to older donate anyny of Ihese items. call-Maryry Teresa Heilickson at 736- i!i already Iccling’ a ii'need I'or sludeni to St. Benedict's Di Fumily Medicalcal offers many benefii with readinglg oor math are needed. All ek. Americans. For morcc informaiion. Lynn Culplip at 736-2166 or 734-3293.3. housiim as polctuialial sludents m ake C e n tc:r r in i Jerome twice a week. • The Foster Grjrandpafent material iss furnishedfu by CSI. Call lis area in August. Reim bur)ursembnt for mileage will be call Marcie Donnerer or Teresa ■or m en and R osem/ ary Evans ul 736-2122 or ' plans lo move lo tliis; ;2r • T h: e Harambee I Club, a pre-e- Program is looking foi cnial housing or 26 centsIts per mile. Transporting willvill Heilickson al 736-2122: 0 work wilh Ruth Scotl atat 7.33-9554.6x1.1 385., Anyone having rciu vocationallal and socialization cenlerer women 60 and older to irne can call Hie be ongoigoing. For more information.on. room in ihcir lionu Senior Cenler for Mentaltal Health consum ers, is in special needs kids. Appliplicants musl Sluclcm Iiiforinaliotion Office al 733- call Roseosemaiy.Evans at 736-2122, • T he T w in F alls Si lividuals are • Volunteertccrs are needed to deliver ie dining room need of' a a small apartmL’nt-sized.•d be lower income. Indiv ist a vacancy. ' ^needs volunteers in the igrant Head meals lo homeomelxiund senior citizcns. 9554. CM. : : : . i o list ;. A lso needed re frig e ra•ator. ti Baskets of variousas needed to work al Mig • Hlousewares o l are needed fot' as hostesses or hosts, r School and Mileage-reimL;imbursement is provided. ashiers. money shapes andan sizes as well as silkIk Stan. Migrant Summer needed lo lake an disable;led persons mbving inion io ure coffee pourers. cas! jrams. Thc Call AnnI Graefe Gi al the Senior • A vtiliiiiiCL'r is nc sl at the front flowers andan silk greenery are alsoso other summer progn lo is in a nursing indepent:ndenl living situations. Manyuny counters, receptionist pend. travel Ciiizen Centernteral 734-.5084. elderly pcrsnii wlio i ter or in the needed.. All/ donations are laxIX program offers,a stipe wice a monlh. Tlie of ihese;se people are moving out: of desk, bargain cente home lor ;i iltivc twic is also in need deductible,ilc. If you can donate, callill reimbun>ement. meals ammd insurance ------he 6 0 o r o ld e r, care fac:acililies and may have neverver kilchen. Ann Graefe is .innaiion.call This publiihlie service column is voluiiiccr imist lie deliver home the Haranambee Club al 736-21 14 coverage. For more infon nee and mileage expe;ieiienced living on lheir own,A'n, o f in d iv id u a ls lo de sa Heilickson designedto to needs in thc Liability iiisurano-c ou can help in beiween 10 l( a.m. and 3 p.m. or Joy,)y Marcie Donner or Teresa is provided. If Sheeis.s. fplates, cookware, silvc'rware.are. delivered meals. If yoi communiliesics «ofthe eight counties in reimbiirscnicni is ly Jo o r A nn Kicer or ChrisCt Johnson al the Menial;al at 736-2122. iiscmary Evans al towels,s, small: appliances, etc.. newlew any way, call Betty the Magic: Vaiiey. V: with volunteer inleresleil. call Kosc Health Cen:enier ut 736-2177 beforcIOto or in good gw used condilion woutdI bc Graefctui 734-5084. ou need a volvntccr, cull ,7 3 6 -2 122. a.m. or afteifler 3 p.m. ♦: Health and Welfareire needs an help. I f you i appreciacialed. If you ean donate, call de long-term Rosemary..Evans Ey ut the College o f Southern Idaho active family lo provide rks and Recreation Susan1 Blair aC thc Regionalnal • Tlie College of So gent,'lal'enled • Southern Idithiduho. 736-2122. to luivc it • TAv in I-iiils i'arks I need of beds. .♦ ’Hic SeniorSc Companion Programm foster care to an intellige needs a vohinieer wiwith expenise on Medicaicaid Unil al 736-3024 or■ 1- Refugee C enter is in r e m o tio n a l iippeiir in thishis column.< kilchen tables and cliaiiairs, televisions has severalrral openings in Twin Falls,Is, 15 y e a r o ld w ith reconsiruciinj: oUlI buildings hii to give 800-K2626-1206. Senioi»r calendilar_____ : 3arl>ecue couniry rit5s Wednesdesday: Sweet and sour All dinners al noon. Sujiuggesied Tuesday: 3;; or Citizens C enter C enlerr wilh« cards, gam es and colorlir to 2 p.m, T w in Falls Senior ( chicken donation is S2. southwest. 616 EosUondnnd Drive televisiosion. Open weekdays frohi 9) Thunday Wednesday:day: Chicken coq au vin. Pinochle at 1 p.m. Friday:<: SpaghettiS a.m 10) 3 p.m. . Monday: Roast beef. TTiursday:y: NNew England boil Friday All clintieis ai noonion. Suggested Todaylay Tuesday: Ham and seal;allop po». dinner. ice from 2 to 5 p.m. at cenier.;r. Crafts and quilling fromfn 9:30 a.in. Activiticties iloiiaiioj) isSI,?.*' forfor seniors and Dance Tuesdayay Wednesday: Com beef.;f. Friday: SainSalmon loaf and egg sauce j, iirs. M usic: wwill hw by Country Rhylhm.1. to 2 p,ni, S2.50 I'or iioii-setiiors. Ceraniic>lies at 1 p.m. Thursday: Goulash or beef pattyly ,■ ‘.choicc, Tlie costost is S2.50 per person, Saturday Monduy: C ook's cl; csday Friday: Birthday dinnerier day beef. Refreshrshmenis will be served, Bargain Center openn ithrough Wednesd Tuesday: ôasi bcc Band prapractice al 1 p.m. Activitiess ' - , i'i' :ia loaf. MondJnday Pancake Breakfast. luilting and pool available ;■■ Wednesday: Tuna I ThuredayJay Activities Crafts, quilti strogaiioff. Craftsfts and quilling from 9:30 a.m.,m. -Sunday lg center hours from 10 i Thursday: Uccl stn Crafts al I p.m. Monday daily during ce ail day. 'to 2 p.m. . Center c losed., • Friday: Taco salail i Friday Pinochle at I p.m. a.m. to 4 p.m..m. I Saturday: I’.incakeke Ibreakfast 8 IdahoIio Power program at 1 p.m. Monday Ageless S eniorT C< itizens Bingo at Il:.‘i5a.m . T hunday a.m. tiiilil noon. S21 pcper person. Bingogo at 6:30 p.m. Bingo at I pp.m. j 310 M ain S t N .. Kimberly1 Pinochiclie al 1 p.m. Bingo al 1 p.m, Sunday: Cctiicr clo:closed. ’I\iesd.sday Friday Tuesday D ingoIgo at 1 p.m. Goldctijcn Heritage Senior Ccntcr Birthday dinner day. pliplease Ceramicssfrom fr( 1 io4p,m. Wednidnesday Alt dinners at noon. Activities J beef over rice 24J2421 Overland, Burley reserve by Wednesday. W ednesdayJay Library, i’ool Roon>otii. and iiargain Craftsifts and quilting from 9:30 a.m.,ni. Monday: Barb>ecued I English clasclass will be taughi from • M inidoka County SeniiniorCitizens I0toll:30a.r) a.m. Scrvice Centcr;cr. Bingo at I1 pp.m. ! tl, Europe:;an Browrnies meet 702 11th St.. Rulupcrt Thursdayy ; Cultunres clash aas Russian Ceramicss fnfrom I to 4 p.m. i nies ale sandwiches of roast)ast (Mr. Drown Owl), menet Ihe Anglo- The kids kit played games. The All dinners al noon. Su]iuggested Spanish clasclass will be taughi from Knight-Riddcr Newsws Scrvicc Brow nii parents watched with polile beef or:)r tuna fish, Danish salamii or American Brownies; ata Moscow's Russian pa t donation is Sl.75. tO to 11:30) a.m.a.r n Station. All horror ass BrownB Owl cul up strips of Pinochle: at :1 p,m. Di:HNA. Russiaa - It’s hard lo tell chickcn,cn, the Dubna Brownies had Savelyevskaya Train balancing bags yarn —- onec of many priceless gd ay . every Thursday BrovMiics i’p.iri. whci■ liciher lheir scout what looked lo( like slices of pork fat aboul them. Russians b; Monc^y: Beef stroganonoff Shopping da nalo plants and commoditililies here — and scattered r. badges u rillcncn in Cyrillic or on browown bread and a bit of faltylity o f food, canons o f tomt en-sauce. ' after dinner. various spades and,d hoes were them abouloul the grass for ihe girls to I.aiin Icilci'.. Hiii yoii■ou know you’re al salami,i. ountryside for pick up, a Kiissian Hrowtiicic Ihike when the No maiter. m Brownies — andmd heading oul lo the coi ir gardens. T h ere was w lots of eating, and a paicnis bring out lliclie champagne.t Russian:ans — can always make ddo. o. the day to work in their bBRENT M ownies were bottle off champagnec —.a sfiiple of I ^ DBISSiSES TO BUY 0 1 R c c c n ily . Htorowiiies\ from Charadeiclerisiically. they found theirleir Thc Russian Bro' orm in Dubna. any spccial:ial occasion here*, whether a • VeUs • sups Moscow's Aiiglo-AnAmerican School own ricfiches to share with lheir newlew waiting on the platfor ' •' Bridesmaid1 (& W edding D resses • V packs ready, scout hikiike or an evening al Ihe travclcil iwii hourss by b express train friends.Js. Their mothers had madeade smiles and backpa I'l (T-L«ngth & LcLong Styles la M ony CoColors & Sl2 es) ' Seoul shirts Bolshiii. TlieTl group fronl Ihe Anglo- IS • Strapless Bras to Dubiui. .it'oui 100OO’miles north of delicioulo.us trian g les o f fried breadead wearing khaki Boy J ,j Flower Basket!I • Cakes IMado • Coketops • they had been Americanin school was like a smail atains • Archwmjrs • Tabless Ocat Covers • Napkins Cl wilh one of with sweetsw preserves inside. Therhe because tliat's what th " Backdrops • Fount Mo>cow. to meet U nited N:iNations — one American R ussia’s first Hrownit.nie groups. girls Iiadhac m ade cookies laboriouslyisly able to get. :ow group to a girl, a Scotcot. a Dane, several Englishsll D u b n a w;is a cit;ciiy buill in ihe shapedd intoii stars. Tliey led the Mosco' DING & RENTALSLSHOP :ius. which was girls. Keny:nyans. Soulh Koreans, J ^ k WEDP |95l)s lo house nucuiclear research. Thct Anglo-AmericanA group wasA/us bus stop and onto a bu filled . 'N o one Tlie Mosloscow party left behind the K ids grow ing iipI iherc ih have been le d by b; Enid Bardick. an already prelty w ell fil 733-8838 oda Iwiilcs — to Ihe delighi unier foreigners. English\shwom an in her mid-SOs whovho paid. Tlie bus fare is itillstil so low here plastic sodi unlikely to cnconni iijbun_contingent, who foundJd 2 5 % oi3 f f on InvlUttona ac Annoius foreign Brownies movedd lol Moscow a year ago whenhen — less than half aI ccnl< — that of the Dub appointm ent o r any o th er Inf ever. So tlic 1 2 fort easure indeed in this societyty “P who visiicd lhc: nnewly formed her hu?lusband. an engineer, wasvas people don’l take the troubleii to pay il rich trea‘ vded and the where eververylhing has a use. Diihna Urowiiics luidtad thc pleasure of transferrerred there. if the bus is crowd introducing thelheir Russian She: hadh been a Brownie leaderd e r distance short, c iu iin c rp a ris u> the ili heights of when herhc own children were young,mg. From the bus. ihihe Brownies Western culliirc: tail. lall 2-liler plastic and deciecided to carry on in'Moscow,ow. walked aboul a milelo lo Ihe banks of w ■ ■ bolltes ol’ Coca Cola, Co individual Her Bro’irownie group is an offshoott ofol Ihe Dubna River, whenere a couple of ^ |i Ihe Dubna Boy Scoutsts and their >TAR REIISORT jnice boxes. Biibbli>ble Yum b u bble the Englnglish Girl Guides, whtre the lEVADA'J:s ALL s gum . ptiiaio chips. . Brownienie leader is alway.s knaWn1 as .scouimaster who had comeo along to nO w l. help oul started swipgirjing halchels al Like most averageage Russians, the Brown C M 3 Snlf half-do/cii Russianian Brownies are At 7:307:i on a Sunday morning,ng. wood, making bencheses out of logs, .i ..nd cn you do that, the river shoots)ots Dalion-Boyd said. "TiTruly. Scoit's guar;iniccd privacy,ly. D..llo...Doyd irough und spits you back up death was Ihc grealestt j gift. It laughl said. She said lhcc S..IC.s .icccp.ine : other side. You Have to moveovc me to live wilh awareneness, to look al .' ■ ' atmosphere allows‘7, Ihroughgh your feelings of denial,ial. my life and say. OK, GGod. whal ure who wiiiilil olhii.l.e rw .sc I..01 gri(.f sadness, fear, anger, lo getI to to., you Irying to teach me?' uncomt'oriabic withIlh Ihcir grief lo ^ ^ I - • fully explore their IceIceiings, ;U v / M Ami wiihoul expioploralion, Dalion- ■ Boyd said, your grid'lef can kill you. Heart ■ Oljf E urorpe ^ :1 ;;r "Grief is like being■ing in a river or a A (olly-oscortcorted 15 INE 2-JULY 26 is U) Man lighling lo keep on lop of 2025 J U i ^ inio a stagnant. Dazzle!" is a guttering LasIS ViVegas-style revue TUE. OCT•20 20 to TUE, NOV 03 M and SAT, OCT 24104 to SAT, NOV 07 @52045 featiaingft outrageously extraictravagant costumes, beatitihil women and: a ssensational song Incliicludes air faro from B oIm», , call transportation In Euro;•ope, sight- ' S k and'dance celebration.on. 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f ■'I Sund■day,.1 July 2G. 1992 Tlmos-Nowt'Jows. Twin Falls, Idaho C-3 1 Carone-WWilliams WjM ivalking tourrs ' t W £L L S, N E V .-T .ValV and Ella Lee I Societjy sponsors KetchumI w: , Nev;, announce Coronc of Wells, > \Kclchum Towne Square alat 10 a.m. . . the engagement of their daughter, m KETCHUM - AI free walking Sept. 1, ared by the Kctclium/SunI 'IThe lour encompasses ababoul 30 Shnunn Lea, lo Dcnn:nnis K. Williams, ” to u r- o f Kctchum'n's historical Sponsore lislorical Socicty, llic pub- historical I buildings in its hhour ond " son o f the late JcJohn and Irene F homos nnd buildiiig.s-s isi available lo Valley HisI clcomcd to mecl al the a half duration, ■ Williams. ,• the public every Tucuesday Ihrough lie is wclc Caronc is a 1989J9 graduatei of the I College of Southernm Idaho1 and 1991 m ^duate of Idaho) SState University ^ in education. Shee i:is em ployed at ' Head Start and the Elko County ^ Engageements Donnis Williams ’ ■ School D istrict in WcW ells. and Shauna Carono Williams is cumurrcntly attending ' ISU, working on a FoodF M arketing Tlic wedding Wi is planned for Aug.us Wagner-Lutitkehus and M anagem ent dc£degree. 22. BUIIL - LouDel1 Castle- of ^ ^ B p i I m - v — Pfllirump, Nev., annour the ‘bn- gagemcnt of her dauglghtcr, CrystuI S taaceyTrolllnger c e ; Fox-Blalacker y Lynn Wagner, • lo StSteven Scolt • HAZELTON-ChiCharles R. and Di- n Lutkchus. son of- RRichard and a nid d FRon Sotsor ' ana Fox o f Las VcVegas, Nev,, an- S Sharon Lutkchus of Buh ' 'nouncc the' engageagement of their - TVoUiiilinger-Setser w , to Gary Kent V.' S W agner is n 1990) graduate of M n |||B ' daughter, CharLynn, ■ - M arille Trollin^jer ol' Blacker, son of Royloyal J. and Mari- ■ Twin Falls High Schoolol und currcnl- J ® . he is employed at BUT™ Fouts-Mal Trollingcrir is a 19S9 graduate of Buhl High School andd also allends ^>toven Lutkchus 'C ut 'n Dried in Prov(ovo. cCharLynn Fox and ACI, majoring in elecIcclrical cngi- FILER - Ellis and Virgrginia Fouls Minico Highjh,School S in Rupen. She -raduate of Valley Blockcr is a'grad Gary Blackor neering. Both arc cmployed cn by Tlic wcddidding is planned for Aug,’’ of Boise and fortncrly of Filer, an- is employed:d atu Pancake House in High School in Hazeazclton and attend- Wiilfcnsleff^ronstrucliolion and Real- 8 ut Cloverer ’Trinity Lutheran Church ; wedding i.s planned for Satur- '' tiounce the engagenrenlnl of tlicir Rupert. cd Brigham Youngung University in The w , 1^. ty in Las Vcgus, in Buhl. daughter, Munie Jo, to Provo. He servedd a tw o-year mis- day in1 tfthe La.s Vegas LDS Temple, attended schools in ;30 _ Muki. son of Mr. und N sion to Taipei, Taiv'aiw an. He is em- A rcccpleplion will be held from 7:30 ond is employed by the p.m, Aug, 7 ut the Mazcllon j Muki of Moscow, fic Railroad in Rupert, ■ ployed by Alman-Rii-Ricks Frames Co. lo 10 p. 'on Catmull-Maanning H 2 p | rate o f Filer U "i»" ■’“ if’' ' Church. a l-outs is a 1987 gniduu' in Springville, Utah.ah. LDS Chi PAUL - BrciU and Jaclackie Catmull g High School and a 1991 graduate g of The weddingding is planned for Aug. o f Paul announce the enengagement of ^ H the University of Idaho, nmajoring in 7. McMurdcdo-Skeen K T ' their daughter, Shilohoh, 10 Justin S marketing. She is employDyed by En- TWIN FALLS - D 1 elbert and Ani- Manning, son of Brenent and Chris j I gineering Video Ouireac.*ach at ihe ~ to M cM urdo o f Haililailcy aiyiouncc Ihe \ M anning o f Bountiful,, LUlah, H Univcrsiiy in Moscow, I; ' engagement of theirleir daughter, Dal- CafmuIJ is a 19.S9> graduate of I Miiki is a 19H9 gngraduate of • . las Kay, Jo Vcm SkcSkeen, son of Mari- Hjl Minico High School in Rupert und ^ H Moscow High School arand is cur- on Skeen ofTwinn Fl Falls and the late H is currently unendingg Ulah Stale A I renlly attending ihe U o f 1. He is !, . Wayne Skeen. H University in Logan. > employed by the McGrej■CBOr Co. in T U T H M anning is a 19888 graduate of B - Moscow and serves in the tl M anne I McMurdo is a IS1989 graduate of m Bountiful High Schoolol and is also V L g a Reserves, fedding ■ Wood River Highh SSchool in Hailey R j currently attending USU;u. '------The %vedding is planneeled for Aug. I and is employedd i at Emsi Home m l The wedding is plunrnned for Aug. 15 at St, Paul’s Lutheranin Church in j Center in Tw in Falls Justin Manning bgfetfj Honor ill Bur- H 8 at the Sweellieart M; Id Shiloh Catmull Boise. The couple will11 reside in • Skeen is a 19844 g:graduate of Twin ley. (jfciier d ’Alene. Falls Hi^h School)1 aand is employed Vern Skoon and by Indcpendenl Meat Me Co. in Twin Dallas McMurdo Falls. day utt thetl Cliristiun Ccnlc:r in Twin" Weddirngs [ystal Lassiter f The w edding isi pi;planned for Salur- Falls, ------W ayne Reed r Mrs. Ferd Saunders of PhPhoenix, sis- M harcyTC' Eggleston Viehaus {T S jl o f the bride; p _ ' Saccoman-N I ter- and brother-in-law of ;ory Brodine Annivativcs arc invited to The bride is the daunughlcr of Mr. r ^ II Keathley of Memphis. ' .yEbth David!d Hammerieksen call from 10:30 a.m..m. to 1 p.m. at 613 and Mrs. Glenn WardI c ofT w in Falls ! 7 I Stan Robinson of Dexter. > Idaho St. in Goodinf and the late Earl Glennnn Picrcey and ’ S . I friends o f the bridegroom.m. L.onette o n Brutke Lokken and Myma M; Bcrgeland A reception wu.s heldId following o _ , parenis o f the bridegroiroom are Thei- ■ Scott Brown '' •: were married Julyy 331 . 1932, in Min- lilc ceremony ul the Blue D Lakcs 4j,', ma A. Niehnus o f Dexi da and Paul NIohaus ^ / nesota. The have; li\lived in Reno and ^ Ihe tate Walter iSL, Nieha Country Club, KCamela a r Evans before living in :nd o fth e bride. ; > Mesquite, Nev.. b ^ 1 Brenda Mav, d friend of Ihe bride. May. friend ■The bride is a graduate 3 a n L a w r e n c e ■ 1- Hagerman. t served us the bride’s matron m of hon- Todd Ward,W j friend of the bride- College of Huyward. " c < a , i “ t d Hc worked at WaWashoe Fuel Co. in ' p■van and Myrna Lokkon or. Bridesmaids includcded Vikki Hay- groom, senervcd as best man. Gronms- plans 10 attend the Collegege of South- Monionique Fletcher • t Reno and she workorked at K mart in and Lori Cal- men includluded Mark Miller, Harold em Idaho this fall to purursuc her ca- pj and Sliirley Wilson of Bend,.pt] hurst, Lisa Totman, ai Dion Doane ; Reno. They arc: nmembers o f the Mo., an vano. all nieces o f the th bride, and Miles, Dr.r. ScottJ Falls, ond Dr. B any^ reer in marine biology. _ ' ■- - Gooding Lutheran,n C alvary Church. Ore, ren Saccoman, dau]lughter of the Leek, frier•iends of the' bridegroom, The bridegroom is a1 graduate j of Charlynn Ch Fox ' _ The event is bein«ing given by their The ec couple hu.s 12 grandchildren, A'cre’Stephanie Ushers wcivere Harold Miles and Dr. the University of MissouDuri, the Col- Q g reat-grandchildrcn. and 2 great- bride. Flower girls wc Gary Blacker ] I. .ch ild ren , Al Schulhuldt o f Gooding; 22 grcai nee Hayhurst, Scoll Fall■alls. Kortnce Saccoman, lege o f Velerinary MiVicdicine, in -grandchildren. Tolm an ancl Whilne ; : - Marilyn Drury of Reed Springs, grcat-gr grcat-nieccs of ihe bride. br Candle- .daughter ofol the bride; was ihc ring-8’ Columbia. Mo. He is owrA'ner o f Dairy Kandy K a Parton — lighters were Ashleeee Saccoman. bearer, Health Services Inc, o f JcJerome. Jim Jjj Jenkins hillipses ^ daughter o f ilie bride.;. nnd Sommer Specialil gucsls { included Mr. and The newlyweds residee iin Jerome. I i The Phi C h rrystine y s Robinson r. and Mrs. Edward J ; JERO M E - Mr. a ” played during the rccepliillion. Serving . ^ndy n d ' Thompson ' ; Phillips of Jeromene will be honored Duncombe-;y K e m p were Noralee Fairbanks5 iand Jcannic ) ; : at an open housee SundayS in obser- ^ . SALT LAKE CITYV' - Gina Dun- M Brown, bolh aunts off Ihc bride- Lori LO! Schlaick • vancc o f their 50i50lh wedding an- ^ combe and Cameronn Kemp wcrc ^ groom, and Kaylcne Ken;ijp sister of Joseph:ph H . Law son III niversary. , married May 8 in the SSalt Lake Cily the bridegroom. Peggy Scholl, S aunt ^ r>^‘“ Friends and relati'lativcs arc invited to LDS Temple. of the bridegroom, attended an the Shaihannon W hite |t • ■ call from 2 to 4 p.m).m. at their home, 5 The bride is the dau]lughier o f Gor- guest book and gifi altencndonts were 'RrpBrent Edw ards ; miles west, 1 milelilc north and one- don and Mary Duncloyed at Sim- 6 China Shop loss and Christina Medley daughter of ihc LuchsingeIger, friend of the bride, UU & : Kimberly. She workedwo at Arnold's • Lisa Bnizcwski, da H of the couple, ottcndehc bridegroom ! bride’s matron Served asIS j junior bridesmaid, ; Grocery and later:r aat J.C. Penncy’s in Dennisnis Medley of Medford, OreOre., bride, served as Ihc t H book. Gift attendantsrtson’s ’ Supply Ihcir o f honor. Bridesmaidsds included Kori Ed Hidiliddleson, son of the bride- 7 3 3 -5 4 7 7 . ; Twin Falls. DonI NMedley o f Hansen, and the: Bruzewski, the bride’ r .of the bridegroom, seiserved as best man. Grooms- 147?»7 M A IN A V E . W . The event is benbeing given by their spouse:JSCS. Hiddleson, daughter. 1 and Cassie Hiddleson, 'dau^vtcT orthe mcn'incliXnifdcd'StevtrOold ond-Qlcnr jside in Twin : children, Betty’ hMilton of Twin Thehc couplc has 12 grandchildrcIdrcn groom, Diona Gold, d jjgj, groom ’s granddaughter, uzcwski, grand- Kent, bothoth sons o f the bride, aad Jer- Falls. Ken MedltKlley of Pocatello, and 12 great-grandchildren, bride, and Lon Bniz idc. The bride wos emplo V ■ plot Soilbuilders ond the idc- is employed at Roberts ms- in T w m Foils, cnn—— The'-ticwlywcds rcsi j ' H ’ Jer- Falls. y • • .;

C -2 Timos-Nows, Twin Fnlls.5 . IdIdnho Sunday, July 26, 199292 ,,Somebo()dy needlIs you Training and uhl and the M ini-CassinI area,i problems. Tn • T h e F o s te r G ra n ddparenl r in good workingng order, soup pots. Buhl .>ill Ik provided. For r- ' • .Tlic Com nuiniiy Aciiimion Agency advice and guiguidance to a crew of pplicants must be al least 60 6C and reimbursemenL will i rogram has a new polosition skillets, pots andar pans, pillows. Appi n. call Carol Laync . needs'clod) dia’iicrs. .s;ifctyty pinsj and w orkers whoI are ai reconsiructing old Pro{ wer incomc lo qualify for)r SCP niorc ihformation. c vailable at the Magic NValley blankets, towelss and;i washcloihs and lowe 'plastic panis. Ifyou canan donate, buildings due: ulo erosion. If you can avai mefiis which include a sliflipend, al 324-8144. legiona! Medical Cenierr at Ihc -kitchen towcLscls and dishrags. bene please contact Anna FoiF o rtn e r at help, call BiUI SelelyoS' at 733-1750. Reg avel reimbursement, meahlls and nfant Child Care Center. Apppplicanis Bicycles of anyly type.and in good travc irc needed lo help in 733-9 3 ?1 , Infar surance coverage. For imore • Volunteers arc r iust be al leasl 60 and low income,ir working orderr arca also needed as insui f Soulhcrn Idaho • A v o luinteer n t is needed lo must formation, call Mareie Dohnnner or the Collcgc of S 'he Foster Grandparent Pr'^rogram well as knittingng yarn. If you cah infor . Volunteers lo help • The College (>r SouthciIhem Idaho transport a patilatienl from Twin Falls The ;rcsa Hellickson at 736-2122.2. literacy program. Vt ffcrs many benefiis to0 older donate any of the:hcsc items, call Mary Tcrc^ is already t'ccliny ;i need for student to St. BenedicJict’s Family Medical offc witli reading or mailnath arc needed. All unericans. For more infornrmation. Lynn Culp al 73636-2166 or 734-3293. , ishcd by CSI. Call housing as polenlial studendents make Ccntcr in Jenerome iwice a week. Amc • The Foster Grandp;parent malcrial is furnishi cnl for mileage will be callall Mareie Donher or 1T e re sa IIS at 7 3 6 -2 1 2 2 or plans lo m ove lo this areai in August, Reimbursemenl imbcc Club, a prc- Progrogram is looking for mercn and Rosemary Evans ; mile. Transporting will Helllellickson at 736-2122. • The Haram 3-9554. cxl. 3 8 5 ., Anyone having rental'lioihousing or 26 ccnts per ni 1 socialization ccnier womomen 60 and older to workrk with Ruth Scott at 733-95 For more informaiion. vocational and S' room in iheir liomc canin calli the bc ongoing. Fc allh consum ers, is ih sprciK-cial needs kids. Applicantsfs must 7 Evans at 736-2122. • The Twin Falls Seniorr Cenicr' for Mental Hcall irc needed to deliver' . Sludeni Infonnation Office“ice at 733- call Rosemary I :ill apartment-sized be: Ic lower income. Individualals are • 'Volunteers arc i neediccds volunteers in the diningng room need of a small t H ead meals 10 hdmclxiumlund senior cilizcns. 9554. ext. 222, to lisl a vacaiicancy. ) needed re frig c ra lo r. Baskets B; of'various need:eded to work at Migrant . H o u se wvarcs a arc needed for as sh hostesses or hosls. Also i Dol and Mileage rcimburscnrscment is provided. . ;, money s h a p e s and sizei/.cs as well as silk Start:art. Migrant Summer Schoo dlo take an disabled per:crsons moving into arcrc < coffee pourers, cashiers, ;. T h e . C all A nn G ra ecfe fe at llie Senior • A volunleer is needed It he front flowers and silkilk greenery are also othe:hcr summer programs, 11 a nursing independent living li\ situations. Many couiouniers. receptionist at the tra v e l Ciiizcn C enter alI 734-5084.73' elderly person who is in a - in Ihe needed. A ll donationsd t are lax prog•ogram offers a stipend, ti nionth. Tlie of lliese peopl)plc are moving out of desiiesk, bargain center or i home for a drive iwice a nto 1 in need deductible. If youyo can donate, call rcimlimbursemenl. meals and insusurance ------;------I or older, care facilitiesis and tnay have never kilcl;ilchcn, Ann Graefe is also i on, call This public scrscrvicc coliimh is v o lu n te e r m u st bc 6 0 oi :r home the Harambeee (Club al 736-2114 coveiiverage. For more informatior id mileage experiencedJ livingI on iheir own. ofif i individuals to deliver Hickson designed 10 nuilc'.i/c/i needs in llic Liability insurance and i 1 help in' between 10 a.m.m. and 3 p.m. or Joy' Marclarcie Donner or Teresa Hcllii ovided. If Sheets, plates.s. icookware, silverware, deli'Iclivered meals. If you can I co/nniiin/oe.s' lyf ihcIhc eighl counf/tf.v in reimburseineni is provi o r A nn _Kiccr or Chris JolJohnson ai ihe Menial al_73736-2122. ry Evans at lowels. smallII ;appliances, etc.. new anyiny way, cull Belly Jo u the Magic V:illey.’ey, with volunteer interested, call Rosemary I Health C cnier ala l '736-2177 bcf'qrc 10 or in good usciised condition would bc Graijraefe al 734-5084. ■:d :i volunleer,' call 736-2122, a.m. or aficr 3 p.m.p.n -.• I H eallh an'Q W elfare neei•eds an help. If you need .’i appreciated. If you can donate, call ig-terni Rosemnry EvansIS lit ;ii Ihc Collcgc-of • Tlie College of Soulhemni Idaho acliv:live family lo provide long • Tw in Falls'Parks andI RlRecreaiion Susan Blairlir at the Regional talented 5ouf?icni Iduhn, 736-2122.10 73f> buveil Refugee Cenicr is in need oof beds. ' Tlic Seniorr CompanionC Program fostcistcr care to an intelligeni. lal needs a volunteer wilh cxpiexpertise on Medicaid UniJnit at 736-3024 or I- Rcfi :ilio n al nppc;ir in Ihis cohim•lumn. ;ilchen tables and chairs, teleIcvisions has'several openienings in Tw in Falls, 155 year old with einol: reconslruciine old hiiildinit!ings lo give 8(W*826-1206.>6. ki'cl Senior ccalendarr iccuc country ribs . R W ednesday: SweelSv and sour.. AlAll dinners at noon. Suggcstc4tcd Tuesjday: Barbccu zcns C enter C cnicr wiih catcards, gam es and color ino 2 p.m. Twin Falls Senior Citizen chicken dona.mation is S2. soulhwesi. 616 E astland Drivirrive television. OpeIpen weekdays from 9 TlThureday Wednesday: Chic'hickcn coq au vin. ' |8 Pinochle at 1 p,ni. Friday: Spaghc a.m to 3 p.m.I. Monday: Roast bed'. Thuisday: NewIV EiEngland boil. || FridayFi .. M, All dinners al noon. Suggiiggesied Today TuTuesday: Ham and scallop pol.pc dinner. m 2 to 5 p.m. at center. C rafts and quilling from 9:31:30 a.m. Activilies tJonali<)» is 5I.7.S for seniorsiors and Dance from : WlW ednesday; C om beef. . Friday: Salmonn Ioloaf and egg saucc B c by Country Rhythm. too 22 p .m . Tuesday S2.50 for non-seniors, Music will be I Thuisday: Goulash or beef pally .2.50 per person. SiSaturday Ceramics al I pp.m. Th Monday: Coot.'s choicc.e. -nie cost hS2.i FriFriday: Birthday dinner day/ RefreshmentsIS %will be served. B;Bargain Ccnter open througJg h W ednesday Tuesday: Koasi h ccf Band practicec ata I p.m. Activities M onday Pam>anc;ike Breakfasi. g and pool available- 11 Wednesday: 'i'unaloaf. Thursday AcActivities Crafts, quilting an lolT, C rafts andI qiquilling from 9:30 a.m. SiSunday Icr hours from 10 . 9 Thunday: Beef stroganofl Crafts al 1 p.m.,m.. MlMonday daily during ccnicr I ■ 10 2 p.m. CenterC closed. Friday: 'i'.ico salad day. Friday PiiPinochlc al 1 p.m, a.m. to 4 p.m, ikfasi 8 Idaho Power/cr program at 1 p.m. Satuây: Pancake breakf; 55 a.m. ThThursday Monday :rson. Bingo al 6:31i:30 p.m. Ageless Senior Citizer£DS Bingo at 11:55 a.m , until noon. S2 per persi I p.m. BilBingo at 1 p.m. Bingo al I p.m.1. I' Tuesday 310 M ain S t N .,K im bcbcrly Pinochlc at 1 p. Sunday: Center closed. FriFriday T u c ^ y Bingo at 1 p.p.m. Ceramics from1 1 to4f p.m. »' All dinners at noon. Golden Heritiiritage Senior Center BBirthday ii dinner day, please Activitie.s W ednesdayly A W ednesday Monday: Barbccucd l>ccf o\over ricc 2421 Ov<)vcrland, Burley . rcserserve by Wednesday. Library. I’no) Room, andnd Bargain1 Crafts andi quiltingqi from 9:30 a,m, W English class will l>c taught from . . M inidoka C ounty Senior C'itizens it 10 to 11:30 a.m. Scrvicc Center Bingo at 1 p.m.1. Russian, EuropeanE 1 Bro>êes meet 702 I lth St.. R upert: Thursday Cultures5 dashi as I Ceramics from1 I tto4 p.m. ’( played games. The vice Brownies atete sandwiches of roast (MrMr. Brown Owl), mcl the; Anglo- . The kids pla All dinners at noon. Suggcstcilcd Spanish class will be laughl from Knight-Ridder News Servio is watched with polilc beef or luna1 fifish. Danish salami or \merican Am Brownies al Mo:ioscow's Russian parcrils ' .)nation is S1.75. lO to 11:30 a.m. I lion. All horror as Brown/n OwlI cul up strips of Pinochlc al I p.m. DUIJNA. Russia - Il’s; hardha lo lell chicken, thee DubnaI Brownies had SavJavelyevskaya Train Static >.m. • V :ing bags yarn — onc of ol many priceless Shopping day,, cv»every Thursday' Rrowiiies ;']iart. whelher• their th scoul what lookedJ like li slices of pork fal aboiibout them. Russians balancir Monday: Beef stroganoff ilanis and commodities [lere her — and scaitcred badges wniien in CyCyrillic or on brown bre;iread and a bit of faity of)f food,f( canons of tomaio pla i-sauce. aflcr dinner. es were them aboul the.* grassg for the girls lo Latin leiici .. Bul yon know>w you’re at salami, •vari/arious spades and hoes ysidc for pick up. a Russian Brownie hikee vwhen the No malter.er. Brownies — and heatleading out to ihe counirys lens. There was lotslot of ealing, and a parenls brim; oul the champimpagne. Russians —- cane always make do. thehe dayi to work in iheir gardei INI 90 es were boitic of chainp;ipagnc — a staple of 90 DRESSES5 TO BUY OR Biii Reccnth\ Browniesics from Characteristic;ically^ they found their The T Russian Brownies 1 Dubna. any special occascasion here, whether a Mosl'i'vv ‘s .Anylo-Americarican Schoi)! own richesto to share wiih their new waiivailing on the platform in I Bridesmaid & Weredding Dressea • Veilsils • SUps ready, scouf hike orr an;i evening at the iraveleil two hours by exprxpress train friends. Theiieir mothers had made smiimiles and backpacks (T-Length & Long; StylesS in Many Coloru>ru & S izes) ut shins Bolshoi. Tlie sroupgro from ihe Anglo- japte** Bra* lo Diibna. about KK) mile.sles nonh of delicious triai•iangles of fried bread weivcaring khaki Boy Scout Flower Basketa • Cakeke« Mado • -C oketopi • Strap fiad been American schoolOol was like a sniall I • Archway* • Table* At CoveiDvers • Napkin* Moscow. IO meei withilh one of wilh sweet preservespi inside. The bee;because thai's whal ihey ha Backdrops • Fountain* • United Nalionsns — onc American R ussia's first Urow’nie groufoups. girls had madiade cookies laboriously ableible lo gel. roup to a girl, a Scot. a Dane,D;i several English J Dulma was a city builluilt in the shaped intosiaslars. Thc>i T: led the Moscow groi A WEDDINGG& RENTAL SHOiOP )us slop and onto a bus. whihich was girls. Kenyans..Soulh Si Koreans. iy 5 « s 10 hm ise n u clearir rrcscarch. The Anglo-,o-American group was bus , No onc ’Ilic MoscowV partyp left behind ihe ^ Kitls grt'winy up therc h:ihave been led by Enid Ei Bardick, an aireilready prelly well filled, f 7733-8838 low here plaslic soda Ixitlllilies — to the delight ® unlikely to encounier forforeigners. Englishwomanlan in her m id-50s who paiilxiid. Tlie bus fare is still so Ic n Invitation* ft Announceme‘m eat* A A ■— that of the Dubna .'onlingent.cor who found ^ 2 5 % o f f on ever. So (he 12 foreignn 13Brownies moved to MosIoscow a year ago when — — less lhan half a cenl Qtment or anjr o th e r informal-mation... indeed in this socieiy Call for an app o in t wlu> visited the newlyly formed her husband,i d . ah e n g in e e r, w as pco]K'ople don't lake Ihe irouble'le IO pay il rich treasure in ing Iras a use. Duhna Brownies liad ihe! pleasurepl of transferred theihere. iff the t bus is crowded atand Ihc where everything introducing iheir Russian She had beenbei a Brownie leader distilistance short. couiiierparts to the heiheights of when her ownvn children were'young. From F ihe bus. ihc Brtro w n ic s Wesiern culture: lall. 2-lilt-liler plastic and decidcd to carry on in M oscow, wallvalkcd about a mile to the bib:inks of . _ b o lllc s o f C o ca C o la , individual im Her Browniec groupg is an offshoot o f ihehe Dubna River, where a co >ORT juice boxes. Bubble Yutr’um bu b b le the English Girl G; Guides, where the Dul3ubna Boy Scouts and N€>Vada’s ; s tARRES<; gum. potato chips. ' Brownie leadeider is always known as scoiicoutmaster who had come aalong lo Like mosi average Russussians. the Brown Owl. helptclp oul started swinging liaUalchets al half-dti'/en Russian Browownies are Al 7:30 anon a Sunday morning, woeA'ood, m aking benches outI co f logs. ilesperaiely poor. While Ihe ihc foreign Brown Owl andar her husband. Brian fashashioning a lable, starting aI f lire . ; Friends- I Continued from 01 . ' diseased pool)! o< f grief. Eventually, if thehc ioilier side.” Friends' mcciings arc runn muchn like 3 be ^ well, you have to ' '"1 "The pain softens, and ulliillimately. Alcoholics Anonynuniss mceimgs.ni Surrender loI youry^ feelings and sink you/ou’re able to look at the deaeath o f a with non-professional leadership. lea ,o ,he bottomnof o the pool. - chil:hild as something posiisitive.” •- unsiruciureii inleraclic;lion and when youI dodi lhat. the river shoots Dal5allon-Boyd said. "Truly,. S c o ll's guaranieed privacy. Dalleallon-Boyd throughI andai spits you back up dealleaih was the grcutesi gift. It laughl said. She said Ihc safe.. a(accepimg on ihe olher side.si< You Tiave to move mene ito live with awareness, to:o look al atmosphere allows manymy parents ,hrough yourur feelings of denial, myny life and say, OK. God. whatw are who would oihcrwis ss. feiir. anger, to gel lo you«iu trying to teach me?" uncontfortablc wilh their . fully explore iheir reelings.:s, And wilhoul exploralion.ion, Dalton- Boyd said, your grief canI killkil you. WMC[eart oflEurope "C rie f is like being in a r Afully-esconod 15Italy, Swit:wltzorland, Franco & Belgium. “You're calapulledd Into a whirlpool and your naiura!ira! reaction ^ j u n e 2-JU: U Y 2 6 is IO stan fighiing lo keep:p onc top of $2022 5 fS yoî^â^^^ aI stagnant.st ^ ' * "Dazzle!le!" is a glittering Las Vegasrjas-style revue • TUE, OCT 20 to TUETUE. NOV 03 and SAT. OCT 24 to SAT,VT, NOVf 0 7 0 $2045 iring outrageously extravagarigant costumes, > » ixMiaiitiful wom en and a scnsalnsatio n al so n g - Includes} b air faro from BotM, all transportation trar In Europe. si{ 'roducer Breck accom m odations and 26 m eals,als. O perated by UKAM IPOU and'dance celebration. Prod se o ln g .a a ■ 1 ^ of Grandd FRaplda, Michigan. For Informtrmation and reservations, ploi£ W W all of Botloms Up famm e h a s jo in e d • j call yourr tntravel agont. or call Imag* Tburbut»at1WQ0/968»9161. i. creative forces w ilh; PaP a iric k M a e s , ...... — ^ and Emmy Award-winniinning (Urector/ choreographer Michilch ael D arrin , IDEO DA'IYS SAL] Together, they've'veaeatedan |^^^..all'0ut.& pe.cta<;'taculACshow ______:,, Ladleies Wrangle] th at m oves5 frifrom steamy IRSTQUALITY L a tin n uumbers-Uke- m -l- Another reasontito^t Bo/cro tod hhi ig h fa sh io n j , 13MWZ H H H R ttk extraavaganzas. vi ■ Invisible Fendiciiig. Assorted Colors D i nnnera-nd n Want to aivo vouf doo Iroodom.n.andsafory. ax ‘v . ' S tw? TtiBfl call lho numtKjr bolo»«low for Iroo 4 R . 'i^T /t ffS * |9 cockiic k la il s h p w s . • j.i informatlw^ on Invisible Foncing*. \\: I Ten yoars and tons ol thousandsands of dogs i ' cVi* J i i i i ' starting at ____ _ stand bohind invisiblo Foncmg.ig. It'sIi volort- I . 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k1> V Sunday, July/ 26,2 1992 Timos-Now's. Twinvin Foils.F Idniio C-3 Carone-Williaiams jtchum walkIking tours WELLS. NEV.-Val ond Ella1 Lee Society Sfponsors Kei Carone of Wells. Nev., aiannounce Kclchu:hum Towne Square al 10 a.m.m. ' KETCHUM - A free walking Sept. 1. 'lhc engagement of tlieirr ddaughter. y the KetcliumySuii The lour, lo encompasses aboul 3C30 . ^ .-«» ^ 7 ' ' loilour o f K clchum ’s hisliswrical Sponsored by t Shauna 1 ^ , to Dennis K... Williams. :ul Sociciy, lhc pub- historicarical buildings in ils hour aiui honie.<>ho and buildings is availjilableto Valley Historical " son o f the late John an' Irene I ed lo meet al thc a halfIfdunilion. d ** thethi public, every Tuesday■ throughtl lic is welcomed 'W illia m s. Carone is a 1989 gradualluate o f thc [ • ^ • College of Southcm Idahoo ao n d 1991 ^ ‘ graduate o f Idaho Stale University Ui H r ' in education. She is cmpluployed al nents '■ Heod Slart nnd thc Elkoko Couniy ' Engageiw inis Williams ^ J ------■ School District In Wells. Jhauna Carono Williams is currently/ oattending and Sht ' ISU, working on a FoodI MarketingM Tlie weddinging i.s planned for Aug, Wagner-LutkehV and Managemcni degree. 22. BUHLBl - LoaDel Casil ahrump, Nev., announcc.s ih agcmeni of her daughlcr. C I k S ta c e y Trollrrolllngor Fox-Blackei .ynn Wagner, lo Steven ■<). a n d R o n SSi etser • ' HAZELTON - CharlessR. R andDi- .ulkehus. son of Richard • ana Fox of Las Vegas.. N ev., an- Ihiiron Lulkehus o f Duhl. H IVollinger;er-Setser II o f their ' nouncc the engagement Wagner is a 1990 gradui daughter, ChorLynn. to GtGary Kent j® ' H j l l RU PERT - Mariliijrilic Trollingcr ol . and Mari- Ks _ 'win Falls High School and ci B ^ /j Rupert announcess llIho cngagcincn; Blackcr. son of Royal J. ai t R >1 ' ' y attends Albert.son Collegi: c m . Siaccy, to iion 'ly n B lackcr o f HazcUon-. W of her daughlcr. Si 10. majoring in secondary t • Fox is a graduate of BouJouldcr Cily I 3had Maki and M arne Foulu t s Setser, son o f Paul Pau and Doiinii ion. • ' High School in N evada andmd attended SelserofPocaiello.0. ; Hoir Design Lutkehus is a, 1989 gradu C h; ‘Bon Losec Academy o f Hni t a l e of Crystal W Fouts-Maki Trollingcr is a 1989 191 gradiiati; of in Provo. Utah. She is emf:mpIoycd al Juhl High School and also u ' . Stovon I Fouis Minico High Schoolool in Rupert, Slu; ! VCI. majoring in electricalal cngi- iiW agner and FILER -' Ellis mid Virginia Ft 'C u t‘n D ried in Provo. rLynn Fox and ACI r. on- is em ployed al Pancakc Pam Uouse in Blackcr is a graduatec oof Valley leering. Bolh are employtlycd by The w eddingn is Lutkehus ■ Boise iind fonncrly o f Filer, iary Blacker lheir Rupert, High School in HazeltonI anand attend- Wullcnslein Construction andnd Real- 8 nt Clover Trinii; luncc llic engagement o f ll ing is planned for Salur- V ; is planned for Aug. „,• ed .Brigham Young Univnivcrsity in Tlic wedding y in Las Vegas. in Buhl. lughter, Mame Jo. lo Chad Setser ottendcdled schools in ,a.s Vegas LDS Temple, ‘y " nity Luihcran Church Provo. Hc served a two-y'O-ycur m is- day in the La.s aki. son o f Mr. and Mrs. Sl Shoshone and is employed cn by llic will be held from 7:30 daugl sion to Taipei. Taiwan.. HHe is cm- A reccption w :aki o f Moscow. ilroad ii) Rupert, Aug. 7 al the Huzelton (_ '______. Maki 'F ile r Pociflc Railro;i ■ ployed by Alman-Ricks FramesFn Co. to 10 p.m, Ai CatmuU-Manni Fouls is a 19«7 gnidualc o f F ------j Maki laie o f The wedding iss pi;planned for Auu. in Springvillc. Utah. LDS Church.'• PPAUL - Brcnl and Jackie C igh School and a 1991 gradual L- ^ l-OI ing in 7. ------o f r j f Paul announce thc engagen e Universiiy of Idaho, majorin arkciing. She is employed byly En- McMurdo-Sk’keen K 'T'.:.' '* theiheir daughlcr. Shiloh, lo Vianning, son of Brcnl and neenng Video Outreach al TWIN FALLS - Delbertwrt and Ani- mark Manning of Bountiful, Ulah. nivcrsity in Moscow. ,ta M cM urdo o f Hailcy onminnounce the ginec Caimull is a 1989 gradu Maki is a 1989 graduate • cngogemcm of their daugflUghler, Dal- n | | H | | l | # Univ Vlinico High School in Rupc (oscow Higli School and is5 cur- lo3 Koy. to V em Skeen, son of Mari- Miii He is s currenlly attending Utah nlly attending ihe U o f I. H on Skeen of Twin Falls ondom the lote Mosi University in Logan. iipl6yed by Ihc McGregor Cc W ayne Skeen. Manning is a 1988 gradi loscow and serves in ihe Ma graduate of eniplescrvcs. WedcJding ‘ . McMurdo is a 1989 gn Bountiful High School and Boi Most Wood River High School Hailey cun-cntly attending USU. The wedding is planned for / and is employed at Em Home Tlie wedding is planned fo S ^ F »■ Resc5 at St. Paul’s Lutheran Churc ^try for Aug. Justin I ------Th [.rfn Dqs;is C entcr in Twin Falls. 8 at the Sweetheart Manor i oise. The couple will resid( 8 ■ ■" . and ShlKIn M anning 15 at Skeen isn 1984 gradunKunlc o fT w in ley. oucr d ’Alene. is em ployed V om>m Skoon and illoh Catmull U‘"“ i Falls High School and is > Com by Indcpendcnl Meat Co. in Twin Dallaillas McMurdo _. C r y s t aJ l LLassiter ' Falls. day at thc ChiChrislinn Ccnicr in Twin U WeddingIS - — W a y nn e e ]R e e d The wedding is plannedicd for Salur- Falls, Irs. I'crd Saunders o f Phocni.x.I.', s is - . M a r c y E g g l e s t o n Saccoman-NiehS haus ;r- and brother-in-law o f the b B r o d i n e rian Piercey o f Las Vegas^nepe^pS.. CoryBr rsaries TWIN FALLS - Glenda J. Sacco- j Anniyer f the bride: Patricia Piercey of Las Trudy MeM c K e n n a man and Dr. Paul S. Nichai 'egas. sisier-in-law o f thc bride, married June 6 al lhc I'irsi CChrisiian * fli rcSin D o u g CC h h i a m b e r s on K. Piercey o f Phoenix, br< The Lokkei^ens Church in Twin Falls. vcgif lhc bride. Other speciol guest;sis m- A m e e: P

c- J i mt J e n k i n s ------1 liglighters were Ashlee SaSaccoman, bearer, he bride, was the ring- col d Sommer Special guesi The newlyweds reside in Jcn:rome. The Phillipipses daughter of the bride, and Hea C h r y s t ine n e Robins6(i csis included Mr. and t ; J E R O M E - M r a n dI Mrs.M Edward ilaytrd during the reception. ScServing Andy ThT h o m p s o n Jeannie ; Phillips of Jerome willII bct honored -V Duncombe-Ke A’cre'Noralee Fairbanks and Jc emp ^ — ^ I pla>arown. bolh aunis of the _ 1bride- Loni ScS c h l a i c k ; at an open house Sundajiday in obser- ^ Gina Dun- SALT LAKE CITY - Gi ^room. nnd Kaylcne Kemp, sissister of Joseph H.a. 1Law son III •-^vanoe of lheir 50lh wcwedding on- ^ emp were ▼ combe and Cameron Ken lhc bridegroom. Peggy Scholl)ll, aunt nivcrsary. Lake City , i" married May 8 in the Sail L gro.jf lhc bridegroom, attendetled the Shannoin o n W h i t e Friends and relatives5 arear inviied to LDS Temple. guest book and gif^ allendanis er of Gor- i I'S B r e nIt t E d w a r d s ;: ■ * call from 2 to 4 p.m. att thlheir home. 5 I The bride is the daughter brothers and sisiers o f the bridede. . „ ; miles west, 1 mile nortlorth and one- don and Mary Duncombcbe o f St. \i my Egbert > ; quarter mile west of Jerorrromc. * 7 J MichacI. Minn., and parent:nts o f lhc The bride is a graduate o,f f Ricks Q ^:g lH ulbert nd Jackie : Phillips and Betty FcFowler were 1 bridegroom are Dale anc College in Rexburg. Kemp o fT w in Falls. y N a e g e l e m arried Aug. 9, 1942,, in Cut Bank. ^ ------H■ i • Tlie bridegroom altendcd d grandfa- -v 4 lived in and Special guests included Eisenbarth ; M ont. They have live and Edward Ptilllips Hogan of ^ .. ond is owner of Subwoy SanLdwS around Shelley and Com:onrad, Mont.. Iher of the bride, Frank 1 ind grand- I------in Green River, Wyo. M a u r eeen e r M arrori • unlil 1955 when he went;nl to work for The event:nl is being given by lheir GGolden Valley, M inn., am hey moved to children. Vcmon > Phillips and . piparents of lhc bridegroom)m, Loella G ina an d < Tlie couple and the bride's! parentsp ) Shaunt m V e c e r a ; .-P e te r K iewit Sons. Thc> d Bud and ! ^ - Jerom e in 1964 and starttarted farm ing Clarence PPhi hillips; both o fB o isc, a n d Kemp K of Twin Falls, and ottendcd a family reunion and icrly. Twin Fulls. d RCameron Komp ^ ii G ifford ; -7 northw est o f Jerom e in1 H1974. Beverly Mej/ieycrs o f Jerome a n d th e ir MatjorieM Morgan of Kimber tion in Canada on July 17. J o d i C rhe grandchildren arc also A reception was held onn IMay 9 in Orem Ulah. Richard i Anderson o f attc t y O s t l e r I He worked for the;C 1Nonh Side spouses. Th( J a y t worked as an ^^ting. , uncle o f thc bride, tioiSpecial guests included. grand- ... I : Canal Co. and she woi uple h as 14 grandchildren lobinson rieiOl.di Stanger : I LPN at Sl. Benedict’s: Hospitol Ht until The coupl Wilson-Darnrow mother< of the bride. Bclty Ro and 13 greateal-grandchildrcn. o f Pocatello, and grandmothericr o f the S h a n nlonW o n idm ier , ; '1 9 8 9 . OAKLAND, Cniir. -• Vicki E. .mobridegroom. Alice Nelson ofif Dallas.I ' _ . _ irrow were WilsonV and John C. Darr ofOther gue.sts includi:d Judy Word W of Lisai a PI o c o c k iklandLDS , , The Keelc k s 1 ^ ^ * married June 20 in lhc Oak briMesa, Ariz., auni o f the bridc£legroom. Paull u l D a v i s ; HAMMETT-Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Tem ple in Oakland, Calif. Oil A reception was held foiollowing ' gjjajo Keck of Hammett willI bc honored at Officiating wos David M ;^\_VgSay M< aron Shaft Icr o f Stan- lhc ceremony. Alice Lape. fnend fri o f t»* u _ j an open house Saturda;rday in obscr- .f.' Thc bride is the daughlei si book. RichardardCockran ley and Ruth Wilson off San: Jose. lhc coupic. attended the guesl ; • vance of ihcir 50th wwedding an- the Calif., and parents o f the brbridegroom Thc bride is' a graduiluntc o f S hla a 1Perrine niversary. the ; Friends and relatives:s aiarc invited to ore Curt ond Shari Darrow Brigham Young University' i R u s ssell e l Brown ; call from 2 to 5 p.m. alat tlthc H am m ett 4 ford. vo. Ulah. She is employed oItl Adm . m • • Community Church. Tina Gay, friend of t W ^ M BrSunnyvale. Calif. Ericai c a R e i t z id'of honor! Kcck and Jeannettele Olson' werc served as Ihe bride's maid Thc bridegroom will alteni:nd BYU JaSOns o n F r a n k Bridesmaids included Reb:becca Wil- vickl am Su married July 29, 194^ Long lhis fall, majoring in businesess mon- : B each, Calif. They livc( Jerome son and Rachel Barmorc,c. sisiers o f /illiams and bndegroom.ind J John Darrow agement. , Hc is employed at I ow exactly what ; for 16 years, workingg asa; a building thet: bride, and Poulinc Wil ‘ W c know of the bride. Groomsmen n Packard in Mouniain View, C .. they want in-ain wedding or contractor, and also0 ranched in Q aryl ai ♦ Jennifer Turner, friends o f . served as best man. I and Joanhetto Kock * J oflhc bride, and Potrick D: in Son shower I. VWc up-date their • H am m ett for 30 years. Chelsey Barmorc. nicce of 1 included Brian Darrow pj, Tlie newlyweds reside i llcnburg of Bend, Ore.; nnd ^ bridegroom. i list ns^jgins are purchased, Thc event is being gi’given by their Diana Dillci was the flower girl. Darrow. brothers of Ihc Jose. :ck o f Glenns Ferry. iiher o f thc brother o fth e 1 Visit us whtwhen shopping for children, Jerry Keck:k of Helena. Kevin Kcck MichacI Darrow. broth . ond Stanley Wilson. , )uple has 11 grandchildren indson o f a gift We’ll’II help1; you sclcct Mont.; Darlene Rollcyy oof Eagle Riv- The coup ic bride. ry Rudd. Philip Hamer, gram jrcat-grandchild. :r. the gift thatat tthc bride really ----- cr.'Alaska;-Bob Keck-c;k- of-C aldw ell;—and one gre; Mitchell-Hidd:dleson lhc bride, was lhc ringbcarer. yiiTin^FiU ^m ^ Spccial guests included monother-in- wants, I TWIN FALLS - N -lawth' of Ihc bride, Mory Miulitchell of d l e y s ------Mitchell -and Keith- E. - Jonet The Medl at Canyon Hcmcl. Calif., and . and Mrs. Ross K . were married June 28 a bride, of ■ y y e y ii: UPS : KIM BERLY - M r. an Springs Inn in Twin Fnlls. - laBeauchamp, sister of thc b : Medley of Kimbcriy willwil bc honored ■ v ; _ Officiating wos thc R' Torrance, Calif. at an open house Salunlurday for their > 1 1 Bl Hill. Rob Page Trio Comi A reception wos held following fb : 60lh wedding anniversairsary. 'ans was the thc ceremony. Debbie Rosesc o f Up- es arc inviied to ed thc music. Glorio Evor ; Friends and relatives t lond. Calif., thc bride’s meliccc, was . at l943 Sladi- soloist and Hcalhcr : call from 4 to 6 p.m. at I played a flulc solo duri thserver and Rachel Luchsingeger, friend a T : um Blvd. The coupic)Ic rcquesis no '■ ' ■ ■ ■ -oC. Iq the couple, .attcndgd-lb.thc_gjest _____ ^T h^ridc Vs the daught book. Gift atlendants wereTC K enny I tina Soule were : Medley and Christina Paul o f Sonlo Borbora.’*'calif.. ( and ------Bruzewski, Ihc bride's grandson, gi U : m arried April 15, 1932,•32, al Kimball, parents of the bridegroorom are Ora . Nancy an« ' band Cassie Hiddleson, theJic bride- jUL k ILQ i 0 Kimberly in : Neb. They camc lo 1 and Bessie HiddlesonI of Perry, egroom's granddaughter. 194 7 where hc worked;ed for ike Tote ------doughtcr and of Kolth Hiddleson oj lowo. The bride was employedrd at Sim- China Shop ‘ and Ledbetteia Lumbmber, both of p „ br at ; and Christina Medley . Lisa Bruzewski. doughghter of the Luchsingtrr, of the bride. Jessica 8plol Soilbuildcrs and the bntridegroom Kimt)CTly. She workedced at Arnold's Medley of Medford, Ore.,. bride, served as the bridiide's matron served as juni I's Supply -• 732 i Grocety andlatcraiJ.CJ.C. Pcnncy’s in Denms M< •. friend of the bride, is employed at Robertson's 733-5477 ’ ;dley of Hansen, ond their■■ of honor. Bridesmaids incncludcd Kari Ed Hiddle;unior bridesmaid. Pin Twin Falls. t«AINAVE.W. • T w in Falls. , Don Medli 147MA1 Hiddleson, doughtcr off Ihe bridegroom, scrvetlleson. son of thc bride- u • T he event Is bcm g1 gigiven by their spoi^es. The newlyweds reside in i Tw in ouple has 12 grandchildren‘ groom. Diana Gold, dougjghler ofthe men includedved as best man. G room s- « 1 children, Betty Miltoillon o f Tw in Thc cou] Foils. rreal-grandchildrcn. bride, and Lori Brtizcwswski, grand- Kent, bolh soled Sieve Gold and Glenn I Falls, Ken Medleyr o f Pocatello, • and 12 grci sons o fth e bride, and Jer- F C -4 Tim os Nuws, Twin Falla.ills. Idaho Sunday. July 2G, 1991992 Surpiisiiing cpinccid en ces; link Kernnedy, L^ineoln DEAR ABBY: Here ; president and tlie swcarin}; iill of his chain of conornmand. Apparently, ]uenc say niicroptione aiuind announced, "I’m in S i l l l • President Lincoln andind Presideni 'H ie sam e reailer wenl oi Kennedy were both deedeeply con- Lincoln loslsl fi(), And Presidenlent Lincoln had a secrc- itn. ar A w . • T w inI FaUsF • Boll) Lincoln and Keni.enncdy were .tary whose lastla^ name was Kennedy. JolJohnson. This siaicmeni impnplies lhat liiinioroiis ineiiiemory from my Army. assassinaleil in lite presencence of their -W.W.W.M,. BLOOM INGTON, itie the secrelary of slale is ne.xc.xl in line days, wives, MINN, 10-lo' l>e presideni aflcr the viik’ice presi- W hile I was ss stationed in Germany, ii& F a ir Ave;, • Filer dcnl. a fellow soldieiHer m enlioned lhat she • Tlieir successors w w> ore ^V.W.H.: ^ Thanks for send- named Jotinson. (Linco)n’ It should be noted itial fedederal law had just seen1 aa map of Burope, and las been published many provides that ihe speakerer of the never realizedd tliatt Gennany was so sor was Andrew , ■ Ihe years, Ttie version K ennedy's was Lyndon B. House of Rcpresenlalivos; hcconiesI close to [iurope!pe! .• owcver, contains an error: presideni if neither ihc picsi■sidenl nor 1 laugtiinglyly repealed her remark Both successors werc Don :s Booth, according to the well as Soutliemers. and vice president is serving,lg. When t»> another soldier, s< and added: BBSS consulted, was bom in iaying, '1 never realized ser\'cd as U.S. senaiors, Kennedy was assassiii.iit.iicil. ihc "'riiat's like say Johnson was Iwnt in 1808.(S; and Lyn- ‘»3H.notlK3 sjK'aker o f the Mouse wa.s■. John . W. Lgypt was so clclose lo Africa.'" d in all seriousness: Fam ily Pack don Johnson was lM>m inn 1‘1908, DEAR AB]iB B Y : O ne o f your react- MiMcCiirmack of Massachuscrciis. .She replied - • Lincoln's assassin. JohnJol Wilkes ers recently/ poiniedp oui an inaccura- -G A R Y 1.. C(;oRl.l-;W. "That's right.I. I l’eo|)le don’l realize P o r k Booih. was boni in 1S39.y. Kh ennedy’s cy in a irior pri< leller: David Rice C R [-S T IlllULL. ILL. how close they:y Ireally are!" :AR[-NPEID. LIVING assassin. Lec ilarvey OsvOswald, was Alchison wa^vas not president of the - KA Chops ..... ITIt-UNITED STATES lx>ni in, iy?y. Uniled Slalesles for one day. The delay 1DEAR MR. CORLEW:V: lliank CLO.SirrOTM • Ttic wi%-es of lx)th Kennedy Kei and between ihee endi of the tenn of one yoyou for poinling mil ihele cc.nccl IN iJ LONGMONT. COLO. G a i n e r ’s S o i o k e i

T i l i P Personal1 edevelopment P ic n ic Patientjts need tot take aactive ro course setet in Ketchum R o a s t .....I NI-WARK. N.J. - Lel'-Cl's face it. - Aciuidly. I am only iryinj Kr^TCIIUMVI - The Pursuit of Ex When il comes to hospital>itals. I do n 't ACCIicess to life vive, I nm irying to, gel med:dical pro- personal development Vssionals to view tne. my Hi in. erly Cliapman a'i,’ l>e tilTered at the Roul- Farm house • 16 Tlirougtioul my life. I 1i,» c B ever aiiendanis and family menLinbus .IS M<,unt;iinin Motel in Ketchum hospilali/ed on njany occ;'ccasions for ------! pa;pan of the same team, , . Auc, 12-16. with wi a free imrodiiclor)' B a c o n ..... many reasons, llie mostst trecent ex- have my broirother removed from my 1I am not unique in this rcg scsii.m s.l r.irnr 7 to y p.m. Tuesday [KTience tias me al ihe NiNew Jersey room bccausiuse lhat unit’s rules al- crjcry day. thousands of people C iti/ens C enter in I lai- Mcdical Cenier, where I am n under- lowed only• oneo visitor two times a ye;years ago would have ilicd, going a rehabilitation pro;program thai day for a 15-n5-niinuie period, injing kept alive thanks to mciis.lic;,] a.i- ii ,of Excellence, spon- E x t r a L e a n vances. And as more elderly will give me a better wayay i to breathe It didn’i mailer ir lhat my brother vai soruJ l-V C..n„mie.Kt Associated, isâ wilh a respirator. tield mc in his tii anns while we cried ablablcd people sursive. itie icd to help panieipanis G r o u n d Ttie goal is to extendJ nmy life by atioul losinglg our father, ll did noi ' grtgrowing movemcnl lowarcl bility for Itieir lives and patients and ihcir families ni B ee £ ...... using a breathing sysisystem thai mailer lhat w w e needed our fam ily’s pai ' '■ become more.• eetfective both at work irol o f Ihcir care. doesn'i cause llie seriouss irinfections I closeness motnore lhan any medicine in iro ,• I , and al home.e. Participants will be To get ihe most oul of gel with the use of a "ira‘irache" tube ihe world. DniyOn the rules mattered. ' '"'■■■I’"- in ecific interpersonal and T o p insencd in my lliroal. I ain tryin>’ing to gel the m fdical tients lie and their family i skills such as establish- .JiJmml'i' 'ki 8 ^ 8 9 The tube has been rcnio'iioveil. and I communily. toto realize lhal il can treal must nu liecomc e.\pens on itici ing .igreementjints. dealing with con- S ir lo in am feeling good. Bul itie hospitul- people — tielp tie people — and still tions. tio Ttiey must ask i|uesiio orking as member of J K m l b . suggestions and lake conlrol ...... Steak...... izaiion. as alw ays, has had hac its dil'fi- ireat them isas individuals.i su| le am s. cull moinenis. i have alwaw ays been a noniradilion- lives. liv .ill t)e scheduled on At limes tliis week. I havehav felt like al palient .vilh wii a nontraditional dis- That's nol being diflicult Thursday and Friday a picce of meal. Tliis is a teaching abiliiy, livingng'a nontraditional life;'. 1 suisurviving, ______evenings, wiihilh' all-day sessions on hospiial wliere residents,i. internsir and think for myfilyself, know a great deal 1 Sunday. Open to the f l mcdical siudenis arc teamaniing aboul aboul my medical n condilion and Dcvcrly Cluipmiin. i>l't ■ourse costs S47.*>. wilh diseases and injuries. Andmd someone want lo l>e inin conlrol> of my life. isis i'l milioiuilly rccogiii/.i^ ■ lited ll' .“iO people, for people wilh disMlilics.s, MIC H.IV like me. wilh an unusualII ccase histo- Because II dc o n 'l fit the inold, hos- foi infonnation. call Betsy L o c a l ry. is a real attraction. pilal peoplee thinki I am being difll-. livlived wilh muscuLir Jv,sJji>/r>/vn sj/,Lt \v,HHlson-Myleylesal(206)7:7-4.'170. ' Afier a day in which nunmore than 30 cult, lliclilt. :ij:i: o f 5. S w e e t ^ people came in and out of my room ^ 6 / slariiig. squeezing, thumpiiIping. listen- Corn...... i ing and prodding. I not onlyonl felt like W i U l l c M a piece o f meal, but also1 mmore chuck roasi in ihc slore dis( F r e s h ^ Hospitals by their veryry naturei arc bureaucratic instilulions.s. 1fueled by B r o c c o li. stress, liability, fear, painain and con- H ^ irol, Blood pressures andmd tempera- H ll " h is w e e kJ. ' B u y • tures are taken al predredetermined H . tim es (every 15 m inutes; in this unit.) I C a n ta lo u ] Il's pan of Ihe schedule,c, a;i schedule H I the patieni cannol light. > E T H o n e y Ttiis is pan of the prohh.ihlem for me 11 : a r p D e w . . . ^ and oilier patients. Whenn you'rey in a c S v hospital, you often lose conlrol.co Ev- ^ ^ ll f o r 1 I eryone else is in ctiarge. “n i i k e t t ' .Klnny ptecosl ■ Pive years ago. in anothciflier city and 111 t h e : ig m o n o y ' - Iceberg ^ stale. I was hospiialized:1 at ai the lime ^ H l l l ' L e t t u c e . ^ of iny father's deaili. Thele headli nurse ill ^ Reg. 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Tfio Tandem M astcf" JiffyJiff Jack" Is 2 _ X a specially desioncd lift madoido lorf tandom 2 4 X - Save every day:y at Self-Service axle frallers. In tfio event ol o l ;a flat tire, ^ ' ■ § Furnitiiture. AND get Free Delivery,Dc Written simply ride ihe good tire up)ontolJioJiHy oni * Ja ck and raise ttio Hat lire0 forfoi an oasy, f. ^ Warranties anand a Guarantee safe and quick change. AvaiVvallable in 4 ? T of Satisfaction. sizes 10 lil most trailers. Comeomes In brlgtil t A is G a l l o n F a k o f i h t i n aluminum or steel. Orange,, red.rcc blue and \ i silver colors available in sieolleol only. 2 f ALSO MAKES A GREAT\J CCHOCK 2% Milk.....***** jiUlK *** * OR TONQUE BLOCI ______--- ^ i To orde* iirti call tolHiee or jend fixm v lo addieu txJow. *4 week! Ior driver '.WC'e 'v e g o t 'e m ! ^HP I XOaymonrytuckouaijntMoruhsl. I Gui(3nio«]cictianoeilyouotdeiin«liinsincot.Ddsuc Big'choicDice of colors and patteiIternsI 4 « an , Valley Fair □ YES. ple«« Jtnd me Itw Jilly Jj I belox Payment endoirt Orientalsals. 2 4 "x 5 4 "to 9 ’x12'.2'. All , nH a; T issu e ----- . lo s ie tl D Aluminum (aMS30) 5 9 ! . WI PfllCt COLCOLOD QTY bound,, nmost fringed. The cosostume iBilm: ...... ( □ ' I fty lirtflfniou S39 __ ' of your room, __ __ jewelry o k 1 5 .5 0 2 . W e s t e r n — — I Priced fn I ^ from (for 6' x 9’) $7 F a ^ l y 459 _ P o r k ‘N ’ $69 79““^ 8 9 * □ MUD BASE ! Brlnolnyour)ur room moaauromornonts. Of can us V W c b a W a r e pm u i tation for tbe Beans...... I tioiiat SIO .— ----- I Jor froo moailoasuromont & P Inwefi^ pricesa :in the West. _ gioni------baUmaioirrrtryoui liuiiiw. WuU».»-’^ ...... ip lo sto yoa>-'^. , '.'-•v-. z lite r Bottles I INIOAHOADOiSSAUSIA's i S z Z Z r l Mngsampfo ' lot.loiaJ______, defend it □ VISA DMC DCheck OMmJMoneyOriJ«f L We d S h a s ta ' C6t ------E.bM ery day. P o p ------1 - : = W- i m o a » '\ ^ Ejiport Writton ^ I * P a c k • u o x . C I— . ------3A2ai^BrM ^y* Waffantloi J CBih.o.A.iA.C. Inilallofi y ' Regular or UgM " WS^2j Bliw U kMi hM s b * ^ m us uicM liivd. II B u s d iB e e I T-800-769-9 . S « t 9 u n .- 6 p jn . • Su n . Noor>- ^ 4 ” ' 21060 Middleton Rd. • C*WwoJI.I ddo willl Send your conuvnimcnts lo: Reed hopping legs, pcitapsIps a battle- els do. newspaper. He still w.isn‘ll'l moving, — even copin catastrophe — and liie liie environment — other Ihlliaii Ihe Cictm. Daily. Cumcni Cui New.spaper. scarrcd vcicran of the: prprevious ten- As the days da went by, I enjoyed MMaybe hypolhemiia had set;et in. I goi from ^some c rc a cricket or ex-Texas killing kill of an innoceni. disabled di P.O. Box 591. Boulder.Dou CO m 0 6 . ants' cleaning-up andd moving-outi seeing GusIS occasionallyc peeking out mmy hair dryer and. from a distance wheiher you’rc : blew some efforts. from the do«doot^'am or pcrchcd high scso I wouldn't bum him. bl A cricket on the hearth hc (well, on the wall.II. Ijvas1 careful not to slam wwarm air on him. Still nonolhing. A ~ -r— j bathroom waJl) in a inew house the door onnhim b . srsmall movemenfal the tip) co f his an- ('"'i' sounded like good luckRto to me. Gus hadn'In'l appeared for a w eek or telenna after the warming; Itrealmeni \ ■'. ' . 1 ilie room. ' - ! I named him Gus afterter the charac- so, and I ihoLhought m aybe he had died wwas just Ihe air currcnt in 1 was Gus iler o f the same nam e in "Lonesom e — not kncIcnowing the lifespan of AAnother part flexed — \ struggling back or was rigny account " ly lost his leg after IndIndians shol it householdI cleancrct called Eanhw isc. olof the failed cricket firsl aicaid by sug- with arrows. Although1 GusGi managed This sup■upposcdly benign stuff g(gesting mouth-to-moulh i lo make it to the nearc:orcsi town, 40 gassed mee whcncvcrv l used il. So I tiition. But then he lold me about a miles away, he slill1 ddied. I was sprayed iiethe bathroom and left for a bfloor. My didry. For a day. the beetle 1 on uory — die? I was dedepressed for sponge enccncouniered a moving ob- biback, feel up, looking qu âys. Gus had survived:d sos many ad- jcci. It wasIS Gus,( seemingly a.sphyxi- FiFred had placcd him in a b Tlic tcnturcs and difficultiescs andi reachcd ated by 1ihcC natural cleancr and per- nf<1Vv>m'>|t 1^1 during Ihc coursc o f thehe loumamcni.i ^ p^^vn oron Move 14, bul black p with the right solution, Along with Allan1 JJohnson and comes up ' rops a pawn himself on John Carr, a Class B plaplayer from the Portland, Ore.. area. KoKomelijis Dale Move 26I arand then makes the blun- idly to those o f us who have (1625). also visited thc*trtcMoumey. TTie ^Jcr (stupidlj « mag1ic"VALLi’e ^ “1 ^ on Move 28. White comes largest group was froarom Ihe Magic ône it) on Ih some trickery on ihc Valley (of course), whil^hilc six attend- back with ro CONTTEST I Jc and gains a bishop, but ®S)PHOT cd from the Boise are:area, c one from . Qd6 t C J 4 ^don ;of Rorida; Top JuniiLinior, Stephen 18. Rf2.c6,c 6 Fine Furniture & Gil3/fts •- V. •M aGuirc (2-3) o f BoiBoise; Second 19. Bc4.gf.8 6 JRLEY ^ iOverall. Gene .Rambobo (3H-1«) of “ .QO.B;.Bg7 ^ TWIN FALI.S BUR 6, BcS A 733 0C6?.?, Qxc1+ IBuckendorf (wow! HiHawaiian) of 29.Rfl.Q,Qc3 30. BcS,., R «7! ;Buhl. 8 , Bxf8' • Arcg Kazanchcv wasas iIhe mosl im- he loumamenl, g ■. o4 Iprcssive player in the ;.a3 [finishing undefeated., WMagic Valley ' Qu2+ •Chess Club Championin (Gene Rambo, 35 Qf2,,Qxf q 2 ilost, only to Kazanchcvicv and played 3^. Rxf2.12.Rc5 [strong Ihroughoul. Unronroicd Ray Al- 37.b7,BdiBd6 »•*

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H o m o l Edited by H orb EEt ttenson (AP) —-.Tlie .1 goveninieni on Mon- / banned Michael Jackson s ■ based on thc Michael; day day b novel and directed by; { ,___, "In thc ClcClo.set" video from television ACROSS ■■JTrTTTTirTir'^BTr ufinan. ■ 1 Playod 0 port '5 and GunsIS IN ' Roses' "Use Your Ilhi-hi'- luble album from import and.nd 6 Biblical land ■ m “ H iji t------sion" doul; 11 — titno (novor) ______distribulioilion. ans Leiber, Stoller 15 Short (ol) • Tlie go\government's Directorate of ;h scholarships 18 Rivor carrlof [ions said the lyrics of 1515. 19 Captoln ------Publicnlioi ______songs onn llthe album were colisidcred:ed ORK (AP) — Jerry Leiber 20 Giant hunior ol Stoller. crcalors of lhc hit. mylh w i undesirabliible. Tlie govemment-run 21 lnvontor'3 hits. _ Soulh AflAfrican Brojulcasiing Corp.rp- Tliat All Tlierc Is?” and; 22 Loflol papor 33 34 35 : Jackson video, was "ot a log." arc giving music stu-; 23 Printor's typo sizos i z e ______I I J I I L I I I usual nature which could 0of- f- losi wilh an annual .scholar-;! 24 Florida city 40 41 I ^ ■ 4 4 (S very sensu ^ ______B fend viewtrwers.” 26 Como out of tho10 ______——i .) established Ihe four-year.; gomo? . 47 I -nic GuGuns N’ Roses songs cited ;holarships ihrough the AS- 29 SMTord handio ■ ■ ■ » U s s include "Right "I^ Next Door to Hell."11.;; 30 Doport ______"Bad ObsiHwession." "Shotgun Dhies" dalion. i 31 Smoll — (bo and "Prcti'city Tied Up." Gould, prcsidenl of lhc suspicious) lackson video features Jack- kson American SocSocicty of Composers Au- • 32 Frllly molorlols K i-E “ 89 — “ — ^ Tlie Jac Michael Jack: M S4 85 Publishers. inlrMUCcd thu! 33 Amo. omaa. — ' son andd model Naomi Campliell Video could offencnd viewers ™ first winners:rs Tliursday.I In New YorkI 37 Kind ol powtor[___ 70 ■ Ih ■ 7: 1 72 73 ^ H 7 4 7 ^ ■ ; in ihe desert to a song from IP Jackson'si's"D ;fiigerous" album. what’s liurting.il now is thal Ihey’re ,i,cy arc sopniijprano Nkenge Simpson and 38 Colloctions ot 77 9 ^ 81 82 locked into sequels, ancnd the energy harpist-pianisl,nisi Emily Lin. bolh 17. Iri anocdolos |n Ihat should be channele:led into prod- Los Angeles,es. Iheyi arc trombonist Car- 39 Wollof Scott's‘ tltlititlo 55------MIIliiiii!!:: [as se 87 1 ^ « Linkletetier enjoys chatting 40B olovod of Aldado ® net is now channeledi :into making jos perc/. Ill and ilnimmer Trcvor 42 Bluo oorthonwarc with chchildren, seniors money back as soon as.possible.’’ p _ Uiwrence.Iwi:Iwlh 18. . 44 Phosos ------SOUTHTli BEND. Inil. (AP) — AAn n I » ■— 47 Claim marker i P h D 48 Unobackors ' iliii!Li _ _ _ Linkletterier said he enjoys talking u> to R ichard r V. Smith ] snoozo?______99 100 101 I as nuich as lie likes chattinging ildren. Psychologist . 52 Show posltior) ios ■ 1 0 8 loaOS 109 111110 111 112 withchildi 54 Holl ______" n ie _44-year-oki doesn’t know"" Announcices the re-openin i n e o f h i s 55 Had a moal i i s p 4 what he’se’s saying, and the 75-year- 56 ERA. for ono ------old doe.sn’ sn’i care." he said Tliursday. > 7 ,1 9 9 2 . 117 ■ ■ m ’ p r a c t;ic i e a s o f J u ly 2 7 , 57 Sgt., o.g. ;= = = ^ = ______LinkJeHtelfer. who lunied 80 fast week, 58 RonstnOI or L- A p p o i r i t mnents now beingng accep tec3. Evons a ------U M i m — lold an audludience of rclirees lhal seniors 61 Cooking obbr. — — J-----’ should siaslay active by volunleering.ng. 7 3 4 - 0 4 4 7 62 A ctross Qorr travelingC andai making new friends, 6 3 E d g o "W c never ne\ had to plan for the last 5 26 ^M Shoup Ave WeW e s t # l 66 "Poanuts" 72 Admonliory word • 99 To) rent of our lives." he said. . ___ characior______'lie Neighbor of Hongg 17 "Soiling to ’ 72 , — 20 pcrcen T w in Falls> Idahiih o ______------Kong Byzantium" pool 73 73 Chooso< 100 Exp " w £ l wI was Ixim in 1912. ihe life sex- I ^ 20 Work 75 75 That■ girl 101 Trur 68 MocNoirs partnortnor 119 Oll-boaring rock ooso-llro peciancyy wwas 47 years. We didn‘1 have 70 plonty o'..." 120 Exudoa 25 Collects loos from 81 81 M I lngle-manglo 102 Coo 82 Boltio pan 103 Smcmall mommal ol lo think al>ialH)ul gelling old." 71 Hullabaloo 121 Durochor tho punol? 82 I 27 Cor shaft 84 84 Ui naflocled Syrii^fio Linklelkeller inlerviewed youngslers ^^nw O lf/ceo^^^ 74 Hoor cloarly 122 Holly 3SS wild ,,,, i.jc .,.1, - ? 76 Throo-tacod . 123 Ooctrino 2B Can. rosort lown 05 05 Toast siort 104 Losi television show "An Linklel-k-l- w om an? 124 Bowling lane 32 Fish story lollor 86 86 MI akos lovol 106 StoV .nise Parly" in Ihe 19.‘i()s andmil 87 S o -so g rad o 107 Midi 77 W obstor or Boor>sory button ____ 33 "— longo..." 8^ 34 — Olllon — Unknown" ‘f>Os. 78 S u rp a ss 80 Poplln-liko (scl-ci-li film) nnounce 79 G ordon lool 35 E sau 's wifo , Is Pleased to Ann fabric 109 VoIl I SO Mustard variety 36 Stealing a music lou’s ‘A nd Still I Rise’ie’ ^ ^ ■ 7 DOWN 90 Undorslond 110 Eye The Associatiotion of 83 Judgo calls for = ;i 1 Rhymo ochomo 94 Frullloss 11-1 Bon y gets off ground plZZQ? 2 Complain 30 Pub sorving 96 95 Chost( 112 Cro'?ow's'’- finally} I Ritill I Rise" off ihe ground, a* of July 20,1992 i 93 Cupidity C rusoo" 43 Ideal | ilwllB B m ?! "And Stil 44 Largo pianos 3 jraraf™ Now shele has1 rewritten il and plans a iC aV ■ The o“iffice i is now scheduling I, 95 Child's gamo 6 Having tho most itmentîU^^jJenr^ j 9 6 S h a d e giver 45 Glycorldo. o.g. N premiere•e .in her homeiown lo raise fe£^_W^âppolntmi 97 Mombor ofo 46 G aze I for black theater, no 7 Vory much {niTVfl)M money for scholarly Eng, gp 49 Lindon o( I ill l>c a dream come true for 8 Fill with gloo M i m m f l 98 Unk togollior 9 Your "Bornoy Millor" [» i j r t f |y|g|w me to havlavc the nalional communily 99 Iron, e.g. H ousos" 50 Singor Colo ■ come seeee Ihe. talent we have here in 102 Camo 51 Commlnglo ff J 73^6091 (Andorson ploy) my comimmunity.’’ Angelou said B ronson" 53 Contrlbuilng f V 800 FallsIs Ave. • Suite 2 •» TwinT Falls y , 103 Lodger Horn 10 Rt to — 59 Gonotic loilurs I lliursday.ay. 105 Elvis — Prosloyloy 11 S c o n e s of action 60 Novollsl 2 im a y |a | i ^ T lic ’ sillshow will open Sept. -3 in i— U 106 Tosty tost? 12 Color, old stylo 63 Sp. rivor. lo ■ i h y i l V l ^ 'Winston-Sn-Salem as a fund-raiser,^forri'; n r = = = . 113 Cortoln tonnisJ 13 Snack Iberians S 93 Nalional Black Tlieaire surface Id Go sll — tack! 64 Gr. morkolploco I [IMHBWI II'*: [pTwinFallsIOrthopedic Assoilociates, P-A ^ 115 Hindu soul 15 Unmoved 65 W ays ¥ iMRlIra wH! Festival.1. 116 M an witti 0 codoodo 16 City noar 67 BSA mombor i [■ fllaii lsm Angelui:lou. a poet, actress, play-ay- o rth o pledic e and fracturer e s u r g e r y 117 Donkoy Leipzig 69 Wobbor muslcol L= -J wright amand professor at Wake Forest sdicine & total jointt rereplacement Universit)sity. said thc musical xclls lhc f a couple "w ho seem to have ______------1 Slory o f a made sonome iransition. Tlicy meet■I'a a IS pi)leased to annoLo u n c e fi ;per who iclls them in orderdcr t f the association1 c o f ! j i f i o n ■■ lo coniinilinue the process of livingmg Army Vwon’t clea]ar doctor inn assassina - and-ordyidying that they must re-create:aie his o f their lives," DETROIT (AP) — Samuel : Mudtl's dcsfcndiint-mis have lost "W o’re just goingling lo keep un ir>’ing." highlights iday hy telephone Clifton again in llieir-75-ycJiri;jir struggle lo cxoncrale thc: doctord' who Mudd saiil he Iil- learned I ofthe decision Frid; 3n Davis, w ho won a Tonyny David1 P. Murrayay, M.D. SCI John Wilkes Bootholh’s broken leg afler the iissas;ia-ssinalion of from David Kincjiieer. head of Ihc Army Boanard of Correclion- for liis perfonnance pi in "Guys and id. "I guess we're Dolls." and ar Ja’nei Du"bois. who ap Abniliiini Lincoln. of Military Recor;cords. "I'm so upsel." he said, on television's "Good rgeon Acling Assisiimt Scn. killing when Doo' industry "is like Broadway — 7 3 4 -3 4 5 5 His fiimily has fougaught to clear his name ever■ since,sii insisi- ilorf. Md.. 3(1 miltmiles from Washinglon. D.C. it's alway:'ays dying.” ] and seven oilier ..[jm j,- Shoup AveW. Twiwin Falls J. ing hc didn’t know/ Booth Di was un assassin whenen he treated Biwlh was escexecuted on April 26. M udd it's still got an entrepreneuri-uri- L 562 SI rre convicted. him. defendants were t al sense."e." he said Tliursday, "1 thinklink a j n ______Cliirk’s rcjcclion wawas unexpected, said Dr. Richichard Mudd. Miidd speni1 foifour years incarceniled at Tonin Jefferson in the r helping haltle a ______91. who has tried for many ycjirs lo d ear his gmgrandfallier's Gulf of Mexico.,co. and won rccognilion for I f)9, Prcsidenl An- name. "I iim dcva.sialcilaied and I um shockcd and .so;o iarc the SO.*? yellow fever oulloutbreak ihere. In March 1869 dcscendani.s.” MuddId : suid Friday from his Saginginaw home, drew Johnson parpardoned him. I ( S e p t;e e m .l> e r 7 t h i - 1 2 t h Marvel,1, Fleer ~ 19 9 2 agree to0 deal , * INGRATUUBM F i l e r , I d a h o MOUNT LAUREl\EL, NJ. (AP) — Art Lagal; Comic book giant1 Marvel M Enienain- ly I ment Group Inc. hasas agreeda to acquire Lilcs R ep resentative o f tlith e M o n th v Fleer Corp.. thc maker mj of Dubble Bubble chcwing guniunf and sports trad- CONPAULLOS \ ing cards. lEVROLET • PONTIAC • GMC TRU1UCKS«GE0 jl Marvel agreed to:o tbuy Mount Lau- gai* Lincoln, Joromo, ld.-ilio 03330 * 324-240900'TM-tSSS V’ ; 107-year-old mak- rcl-b.-iscd Fleer, llic 10 L c | cr of baseball cards.Is. for S28 a share. ^__ o rato lalo fS 2 6 S millilillion. according to ■ T w i n F a ll l l s w n m a Marvel news releasease Friday. I BULL FRiOG® cb o u n t y F s R o c k A : r o u n d - Thc acquisition.. a|approved by the I W T h e S> tc to c k o n boards of both companpanies. gives Mar- f” * a n d R o d ee o in the SI.2 billion - S e p t ei m m b e r S t h vel added muscic in 'w itli trading card market. SE 3 ' SUIS Marvel eniercd ihthe trading card D i a m oi n d R io , market in 1990 wilhith its M arvel'U ni- . a n d verse cards. BLOC2 K R e s t l eess s H eart.. ------In March. ToppsO? Co., Fleer’s major • —^------1 S e p t esmber m 9th T trading card cotnpetitc:titor, formed a new yJ All day w ithout bur]rning. division to crcalce i und sell comic « Developed for surfeiers this ■ w i t h l books. Topps sellslls Bazooka brand amphibious formuhila 1 % r ™ p | vTa-lSra. bubble gum and basctiscball. football and sunblock is availablble to you. hockcy players cards.ds. •< No ordinary sunblotock. . . It Restless Heart Rcer’.s stock roseX S2.87l^S per share ^ works out of the wa'ater or in S o w Indud*: to S28. the bid pricc. pric in over-the- j the water. 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\ Sunday,.July 2G. 1992 TimoS'Ncws,fS, T>Twm Fnlls, Idaho C-7 World " U.N. re]jlief con^I vo y limIp s b a ckc to S a n’a je v o SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Hcrcricgovina (AP) - Mor- twtwo w ho losl their legs, inI frcfrom of the prcsidenlial ayryrecd to take the latesi group.up. effons li:vve failed to 'n Sarajevo on Salurday, bubuilding. Inlenialionalll negolialing effi tatars exploded in downtown in announced :m inier- and a minc-scarred U.N.I. relief convoy limped Bcforc the lalesi attacksi on the capital. Croatian sio|lop the fighiing. but Britain ai ar Salurday lo try again. '/y back to the Bosnian capital.II. rae held in miil-Au- Britain said il would holc3ld an intc'mational con- pepeople had been killed andnd 143 wounded in the • ll1 said s ihe.conference would b amage in Bosnia, which pnprevious 24 hours of fighlirhling in the capilal and gusust bul did no< give a spccil'icil'ic ■date. fcrence to try lo end the car ce also said that lead- • has killed thousands and1 cdisplaced hundreds o f elselsewhere. The British Foreign Office ;i ■ jiions would reium to rs of Bosnia’s warring faclioi thousands. At least 7,500 people -• andan more than 40,0(K). ers 1 in ils mission to breach according ac to some estimatelatcs - have died since L«i•ondon for funher talks on Monday.Mo Tlie U.N. convoy failed ii II the United Nalions the Serbian siege of Gonurazde and relieve about Bosnia's Bc Muslims and Croa’roals voted on Feb. 29 It ll w as nol c ertain w h en tli ira/de. 30 miles south- ly shon o f fobd and oth- for foi independence from £Serb-dominaled Yu- w«i/ould try again lo reach Gora/< 70.000.Rcoplc increasingly luiN been under relent- _er basics after a more lhan1 S80-day blockade. goslavia. go easlast of Sarajevo. Tlie lown has •e lhan SO days, and Fabricio Hochschild, dirlircctor of'reiicf opera- Nationalist Serbs opposeose independence and lessrss S e rb a llac k s fo r m ore ll e begged for intenia- ■ lions in Sarajevo for the U.U.N. High Commission- have ha capturcd about two-lhi-thirds o f Bosnia in ihc reli.•I'igces ;uid residents have Iv er for Refugees, ordered Ihc ih convoy to tum back fighiing. fi{ onal help. : is 11(11 safe." said wo lund mines and cn- The violence has displaceiaced nearly one-lhird of “Tlie road lo Gora/dc is afler it was nxrked by twi , icrrible. incredibly countered small-arms fire. Bosnia'.^B( 4.3 million people,5lc. Tliey, and displaced llo(lochst:liikl. "A horrible, k ere. To go back now •’1 am glad lo be alive!"' hch said upon his return, people pc from earlier fightinging in Croatia, m ake up stujlupid war is going on there, fc Sarajevo was relativevcIy calm following the thi largest wave o f Euro]iropean refugees since woi/ould be incredibly^siiipiil.” Policom en load a pnprotester Into a pollco vat ance mission left U.N, • h£ovemiglil artillery and clc:losc-quancrs battles in W orld W ar II. Tlie relief and reconiiaissanci - his arrest at a p o st3t officec In central Johanm eadquaners in Sarajevo oil11 TiTliursday moming - “th Komc“ dtsiricts. But mortaltar rounds explcxlcd in In Croatia. German train*ains'arrived lo pick up hea ; of African NationalBl (C ongress su p p o rters sli ,vo irucks carrying 20 ions of ['(khI( and medicine, from of ihc presidential bubuilding and in the Old 5.000 5.1 Bosnian refugees wheA'ho crossed from Serb- iwo th heldhc northern Bosnia. NMore than 2(K),()0() oncne light vehicle, and iwo lJ.^U.N. armored person- Tow n to the e;i.st. tied by a .Serb am iored , 7( Onc person died and fivevc were wounded in the refugees re from Yugoslavia'sia's bloody breakup al- nelel carriers, ll was later joineil ehicle in Serb-held terriiory. D e Kle l r k p r o " Old Town allack; five wer-crc wounded, including ready rc. had streamed into GiGermany before Bonn veh lit cr electioon s a fte i alIndoneshian plane

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I C-8 "nmos-NowB, Twin Fall:Falls. Idnho Sunday. July 26. 191992 Govern( iment seends in itroops aIgainst Mafia:IN World Rome aflcr ihe 1978 Sen, 1-abio Fabbri. a Cabinellel under- blocks around Roi ROME (AP) - TIk llaliatian govem- late Saiurday' aflemoon'^wiihtn a: hours ^ fonner Premier Aldo secretary, said the deploymenent was kidnapping of Ion ment said .Saturday it is sendtiding 7,000 o f Ihc govemi:mmcni's decision. Tlic sec i paratroopers anived by aimed ain al "affirming govcmmiment liilc Moro. r quick soldiers - to Sicily lo crack do'Jown on the group o f 615 p Ihc island But (he lalesi: defdeployment is the first B akerscalls for and taking away conirol of tin Mafia. Ihc most drastic step sl taken transport plane1C from f Pisa. anc ,)Mwar eni that iroops from the Mafia," lime in the post"' against donieslic disorder sin>ince World Officials aid said Ihc full coniingeni of fro I in a large-scale crack- Rome's govemment has cal:allcd oul have lx:en usccJ in : soldiers wouldId beb in placc by Aug. 7. I icilian Mafia. In an cx- War 11, Ihc military on several occasioiions since down on the Sicili; Since the counti7 's top1 aanti-Mafia The ItalianI news n agency AGI said ihc vc. the soldiers are be- ' ’ resumpption of' talks ' World W.nr II. including 1981>80 when iraordinary move. i fighter was assassinated aI vweek ago. ihe navy was; patrolling pr the waters off Wc 1 as "public security • ______fi solsoldfers prolected the Rome-1-;-l'lorence' ing designated a^ MANILA. Philippine; "All Ihc panies Ihere have l>cen a-ports lhalII organized< Sicily. imbing in agents." giving theithem Ihe power lo slop mmcnt aciion followed train trai line after a lerrorisi bom Sicpping up the piice.. SecretarySi of lo the pcace pro- crime bosses are tlaunljng iheirih power Tlie govcmn up road- suspects and c a,rry n y oul ' searches. ssassination of Italy's lop Bologna. Bo Soldiers also set u| Slalc Jiitncs A. Baker III said Satur- . cess Wilh whom 1 in Sicily, ' the July 19assa ghtcr. Judge Paolo Do r - ‘ _ day hc would like Arabsbs ;and Israelis visiled on the rc- Defense Minister Salvo AAndo, in a anii-Mafio fight Ive of his policc body- L - IO resume their peace lalktalks in Wash- cP ccnt swing lo ihe j,bluni admission of ihc gravavity of Ihe ellino, and five -n a :rs the gov- guarcl.s in a Palealcrmo car-bombing. a — = ingtoiruii A ug.-10. , _ w. M iddle East ^crimc menace, told reporters 's friend Giovanni Fal- Assuniini- ihey lake his suggestion would like lo see j.,emment needs to “regain its it: aulhori- Borscllino's J a m e s IVi/I. R e tm ie r,r, M .D . r leading Mafia prosccii- - and public declarationsms by ihe See- "•3'" the bilateral dis- ,jly" over Ihe island, cone, anolher k :d on M ay'23 in a bomb ntain Orthopaededic Clinic reiary o f Siaie on proiprocedure arc cussions resume Tlie first troops began arriving ai in lor, was killed c of Intermour way ouiside Palermo. rarely ignored by iher f.-two sides - * A at Ihc earliest op- Palermo, p the M afia's main stronghold,si ingonahighwa Presideni Bush miglu; hihave further portunily,” he Is Pleasised To Annouru n c e reason lo kceep Baker on Ihejob. said. llie lasi round of negoegoiiaiions re- oBKerS'" "Tliey share T h eI .Association of : ' I cc'scd in laic April in1 Washington,V our view. aI Ihink.ll thai ihcre is an op- R ic h a r d E.1 Alexandeier, D M D In a com prom ise. IsrjIsrael, which pprtuniiy here h perhaps lo inject wanted U) shift ihe lalksks iIO ihe Mid- some ncw’ momentumni into the peace ' M.D. ^ ; a consequence o f the new is pl((leased to announcice Williamn F. May, I die Iiasi. and ihe Arabs,s. whov w anted process as a ; 10 remain in Washingionion. agreed on govemment■nt in Israel." th:he association of O rth otpaedic f Surgej e o n ( , Rome as ihe localion1 fcfor the next "Tlic exacxaci date and localion for issions has not as yet been of August 1,. 19922 i round. No date was set, ihose dicuss A l e x a n d e r A s Ol I Since then. Israel cleci[ecied a Labor agreed to by b^ all of the parties," he Mark R. >r, DMD ; gDvcmnient and Baker• louredloi ihe re- said of repcjports from Syria that the ^ion last week prcachjiching IO the talks wouldId open Aug, 10 in W ash- in the practicee of quality genercral dentistry, Intermountaiain Orthopaedicc (Clinic is Arabs lhat Yitzhak Rabiabin. the new inglon, "Bul}ul lhal suggestion lhal you now scheduLiiing ap p o in tmen e r ts w ith prime minister, would.1 be b easier to just menlior[ioned is one 1 ihink the Dr.r. Mark Alexanderer •' j;el along with lhan Yil/liiizliak Sham ir. U.S. ' wouli)uld wholeheartedly en- is now sclcheduling appointiitments. bn May. ■ his Likud predecessor, dorse," s expected to go to Wash- Rabin underscored thithe point by Rabin is c 7 3 3 - 7 5 6 6 7 3 4 - 7 2 9 1 sing coniracis inglon thee ■second week in Augusi ! sharply reducing housin, Ave. W., Suite i; Twiwin Falls _ for Jews on land ihe AiA rabs lost in and gel Prcsresident Bush’s approval of 506 2nd SStreet East • Twivin Falls ^ 496Shoup/ lel and hope Jo , U.S. guaranrantees for SIO billion in ttie J W'7 M'iir 'vifh Isr;iel; C s s s s J s : I recover ihrough U.S,-assassisted dipio- commercialial bank loans, Tlie money 1- would be' usedu to help absorb the Baker said he wouldJ •‘wholeheart- lens of Ihousands lhrison than the Medellin cacartel members, feared for official version, and som.ome observers their livesi whenw several hundred sol- quesiion whether ihe: cCiirtel leader diers surrouroundcd their mouniainiop was even in jail at Ihe lim(:ime. prison Tuesiesday. I Also Saturday, the armimiy chicf said Observinging "very strange move- a miliiap' official and a srsmall number ments" arouround the Envigado jail, he of soldiers were detainsined on suspi- lold the Medellin ^ newspaper El cion of helping Escobarjar cscapc. un- Colombianomo they feared police - pos- P derlying ihe reach o f the drug deal- sibly in he Ihe pay of the rival Cali co- er's corrupting influence,ce, caine cartelel - iniended to kill them, Escobar, who is accuse:used of direct- Tlie Escol.cobars requested the troops ing hundreds of murderscrs on the way send in ihciricir commander, or the priesi lo building a fortune in drugt money, who had nenegoiialed iheir initial sur- } dealt a major blow lo the government render a yiyear before. Bul no onc wilh his cscapc. Colombmibian officials would meet:ei wilh them except Ihe vice have been unable to coucounter the co- justice miniinister and ihe prison dircc- ( cainc cartels, which are accuscd of tor. whomm Ihey look as hostages in i shipping much of theirr piproduct to the hopes of securing st their own safely, j United Slates. Escobar saiciaid, j Veterann politiciaan takes ! over as; ]Indian pjresident L iAST ' D A 'Y NEW D ELH I. Indindia (AP) - dismiss statitate goveniments and veto J Shankar Dayal Sharma■ma. a veleran legislationin ■ - although he must sign a I member of the govcmirming Congress bill if ihe : P Parliament passes it a sec- > A Y ,, J U IL Y 22 6 » Party, on Saiurday tootook officc as ond time. S lJND president, a largely cere;eremonial post Sharmaa I'took Ihc oalli of office al Ihat bccomes importanianl in limes of the Parliam;inieni House, Soldiers fired political uncertainly. a 21-gun sasalute, Sharma. 74, is widely a was vice president unlil an even-handed leader, a :cled president by state and will be tesicd by India legislators this monlh, Hc fragmcnied political been a legislator and gover- 1 f t !i f : Congress Party of PriiPr.mc MiniMcr ree stales. 1 1 1 3 IS governing r n • P.V. Nnrasimha Rao i: Mm wiihoul a m ajority in PaiParliament. He s;udi(idicd al Harvard and Cam- vherc he earned a doctorate ale The president has ihehc power| lo ap- bridge, wht Wej’ve Mov\^ed Ourr AnnualI Tent Sa point a prime minister;r ifi Ihc incum- in consiituiituiional law. Hc also mas- I bent loses a vote ofr confidcnccci in lercd the : f Hindu scriptures in San- I Parliam eni. T he presidesideni nlso can skrit. whichich he speaks fluently. Irnside Thhe Storeim Polish anti-ti-abortion bilill advances WARSAW. Poland■i U(AP) - Abor- "A lack:k of rcspcct for life musi lion would be outlaweded and a doclor lead lo a a dcgcneraiion ( of morality g a i i lt i c ; who |5crfomis onc cou:ould be jailed which marnany countries arc already i n e ^ inder a bill giv- cxpcricncineing." said Halina Nowina- ;Pen for up to fwo years undi JC /GH en inilial approval by Parliameni.Pa Konopkai ofo: ihc righl-wing Christian1 1 Tlic vote Friday ca]capped nearly National Union U party, which spon- [ two years of efforts by^y : anli-abortion sored the:bill. bi [ depulies to change Poland's Po 1956 After aad day-long debate, delegates r abortion law. onc o f theihe mosl liberal volcd 212-2-106 to approve the bill's l i e j first readinjling and send it on to a spe- tS a I in Europe. B d T "ag"Ten1 millcc. Rc Deputies rcJccied a ririval bill that cial commii i bill, which callcd for a ref- ‘ would have allowed ababonion when A third b ) I r the mother's life is end:ndangcred and crcndum on < abortion, also was in ccrtain olher circumsiiusiances. thrown out.lUt. ' Look Foor The RED TA^GS I ThrougJhout g LAST : STABRTSMOINVDAY! The Sto)re and ^ DAY! : Our Hiluge "BUYIRIGHT" Get Greiat ^ 1992>2 Close-Oulit Sale Savings5 For Your :------— Q y gJT f . 4 2 V ehicles P riced ------Home aimd-Family BELOWV 1992 Close-OO utP rices C om e B roiw w se O u r L o t O n Sonday n i To Find 8al« prlMt throut H ours: Sunday, July 20. T h aB t t "BUY RIGHT’ Velelilcle... Frii 10a.m .-9 p .m .:* I SSaU Starts Monda,t o y ! 10a.m.-7p,tTi.-’ ; -JCT e 3nn(C /V M\f] 11 a.m.-S p.m." I ■ MMB M 734-1-0804 m M agic Vallcliey M a ll ohm>a.JCP«ni>«y,j< Cowpwy.lnc. ;

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TWIN-FALLS - Lefi-f:fi-handed pitcher today fo r le;gion sstate bje rth SlevC'Cooke became thehe fifthf College of f . player to make the Soulhem Idaho baseball pla Actor-driver- PNewman M ajor Leagues when thee PiPittsburgh Pirates The Ued.s theihen returned to besiow u 14-4 14- loss on Shoshone ' By Ron Gales called him up from the BufIBuffalo Bi.sons for a in another conicniest abbreviated by the 10-rui-riin rule. ' walks away fromfr (*ash Times-News writer scries al Atlanta this weekeiekend. Tuylor Dcnn:nnis. w ho iripled in thc: third th inning. Robert LAKEVILLE, Connmn. — Actor Paul ;ked in a pair o f m ns in Cooke pitched for Goldcolden Eagles coach SHOSHONE - Idaho FallFalls’ top-seeded Reds needec:led only 10 Lowry and Mikilike Mandlekowcach knockei Newman walked unhuihurt from his car Jim Walker in the 1989> andan 1990 seasons, innings to run over tw o prcpreviously unbeaten foes Sal)Hturday in ihe T ribe's winin overi Jerome, after crashing Saturdayly during( thc SCCA itruck out seven Buhl Hc also placcd basketbetball at CSI his gaining thc championshipip g game o f thc 1992 Americai:an Legion Jerome startiirter Stephen Harrison stru Pro Racing WorldId Challenge on ire replaced by Joshua Bay in the sixth. freshman year. Class A Baseball Toumameimcnt. batsmoii before ;ood on the mound, • Saturday. 0 2 0 4 1 0 I — 8 12 I “He nol only looks good M itch B rooks earnedI his hii sccond save of thc dayly as Buhl Buhl his arm action's good,''1," 'W alker said. “I N cwicwman was running 010020 1— 4 61 remained in contention by avenging a season-openinling loss at Jerome think it’s greal for him. I jijust wish the bc.st sccondmd 12. laps into thc Isom, Brooksjks (5) and Dennis; Si. Harriarri.son. J. Bay‘(6) and Jerome hands 8-4 in Saturdiurtay’s nightcap, for him. I’m really proudd olo f him." race; when wl his left rear - I.som; L — I larrison; S —- BrooksB Thus Shoshone, thc lowcowcst-sccdcd (No, 9) club faces fa first- Wilson. W — l> Walker expected to see;ee Cookei callcd up tir e wtwent in thc dirt, 201 10 — 4 7 4 round victim Buhl, thc No. 2 seed, at 11 u.m. todayw wilh the Shoshone Â when teams arc N cwvman m j lost control, i 61034 -14 80 to the Pirates from AAA districl's sccond slate toum;umamenl berth at slake. Idaho Falls allowed to expand their• rostersros for the final th c car ca spun and the iturgeon (1 ). D. K orom (5;(5). Tennant (7) and Thc victor remains on)n thct field to challenge thctie Reds in U galde. Stui monlh of ihe season. The Tlu earlier call up backc olo f h is car rammed rge. Robinson (5) and W alkerker. order to determine seediiedings for nexi week’s slatlatc event. Houser; George nieans ihe expansion teamsams will get a better ^ a tireire barrier, track impioiiship . ' Wood River:r 0 1 1 2 1 0 2 — 7 5 4 Should the once-beaten tea:team triumph, a second chan look al him. The Piraies:s m ay have to placc official:ial5 said. 000 135 X —- 9 9 7 0 ■ N o w m a n •j-j.jjj. coniest would follow at 4 p.m..p, Buhl Cooke on the proteeledJ p:ipan of their rosier rack officials said ?iggins (4), Hoitman (7).Bro3rooks (7) and Dennis; ■ T^c regular season titlisitlisi Reds got homcruns froirom Travis Pcmbcr. wig when the Nalional Le;League holds ils Newman wus examinedicd by mcdical staff hy (6) and Anderson. W - Wiggins;Wi L - Lloyd; S - Steele and R ylan Rich in blasting Jerome 22-3 too open ihe Lloyd,Josephy expansion draft for the new Florida Marlins ^ but w as not injured. day’s action. Brooks, franchises, Newman qualifiedied for thc pole ; 280 84 — 22 12 0 und Colorado Rockies fran Iduho Falls rested whili'hile Buhl rallied to eliminanale Wood Idaho Palls “They must be mukingng ai com m itm ent lo position, tlic first of his carccr, in 000 30— 3 4 I River 9-7. Thc Wolverinciines, incidentally. Completed;d Friday’s Jerome Steve to bring him' upp tlthis early beforc qualifying Friday withith : a tim e o f 57.914 Walker: Pappani, Bay. Rossossi and Harrison. W ■ play by outlasting Maladd 26*102i in a game nol conclu:luded until Ricks and W id. scconds on thc 1.53-mi-mile truck, but had September." Walker said. aflcr midnight. Kicks; L - Papp,ppani. HR - Steele, Ricks. • to forfeit thc spot for chichanging a tire after P le a s56 e s e e C O O K E /D 2 : qualifying. Sports Carar Club' of America |_ I I rules require compctitolitors to racc on thc ; same tires they u scd'incin qualifying. _ Twin Falls amatciteur sinks.. 1 Sheehaan, Inkstiter tied f cexcuses, Thierry Laurent wilh a strong finish in lhc 20th Slage, all Goose Gr"reek IGK was third, bolh ... I w as ttc e r r i b l e . but assuring that he'llhc repeat as the o d H in thc same B y Ja m e s P ric h a r d winner of cypling's's imost prestigious M ini'C assia N ew s Scrviccvicc ...... time. 959 • event. ;-Jndurain finishedied 7 m in u tes, 31 : — From BostDston Red Sox : Goodrich, competing in . O A K L E Y — C ly d e G 1^ seconds behind stageIge winner Peter de iO-kilometcr Goose Creek ^ ■ first basemanin Mo Vaughn, Saturday morning’s iO-l Q Clercq of Belgium.m. but k ep t up his rim nearly a minute off thc wlio was cliargarged with one R un OfT, m anaged to trim dom inating lead oviover second-place I I H time hc clocked as last yety ear's w inner. 5 Claudio Chiappuccicei of Italy in the Indurain Sunday’s i ■ en-or but matlade two other Entering this grueling road racc.. sccond-to-last ^ bad plays In twtwo innings to B ackcountry Run.Ru year’s race, Indurain, who cnlcnicrcd die penultimate Paris, and pass throu,siage will begin * Goodrich was -----1----- help Kansas CiCity score fivft______------slflgo4d5^w«UCaChiappiicci. other suburban lo at La Defense, M ^ countmg on nis all o f that margin. traditional tinal stagt thc skyscraper ; ; runs in an 8-0 Boston ~ improved World championn (Gianni Bugno of riders up and down th district west of defeat keep him near thc front of physical condition to kcc Italy stayed third.. 110:49 behind thc Paris’ most famousirough be Versailles ond • thc pack. leader. T hc riders will swlowns before the ' unt on was a 25-ycar;old What hc didn’t count American Andy HaHampsien, who also thc Chnmps ElyseiTag c :w r TOT\-Tgm -fflC------j— former Idaho State Uni’Jniversitj^ trock and cross finished in 7:3 1. rremained fourlh iI colorful atmospheren theC u ham ps Ely.sccs, . country runner named PaulPat Morgan. overall, 13:40 back ofo f Indurain, heads o f state. IS boulevard. I Ilo, competing in his first , AT Morgan, of Pocatello, ’l, Dc Clcrcq postected thc first stage APpMo By Satu^ny mom1 sweep up and down * broke away from Goodrich t Scores and statsats D2 Goose Creek Run Off, brt ^ victory of his Tour3ur carccr, pulling Belgit[gium's Potor doClorcq already dccoratcdysecs wit 10 times in a to easily win thc racc in t Major leagues D2 and 76 other runneb to lg away from a pack.o<.of eight about 50' clalmi Pjjgy On Friday, Induraim usually reserved for was 37 seconds shy of the Ims the 20th s t^ e Saturd 28:53. Morgan’s time wa miles from thc endnd of thc 138-mile opponenls in thc inc ; Olympics D3 his firth conseûtivc I Please see RUN/D22 ______leg over basicalcally flat roads wcstolIt of Paris. ; loming, lhc slrccl was ' Big Sky’s futurere D4 ___ . strctching from Bloislois to Nuntcrrc. just Hele finishedfi in 6 hours. 3 min-utcjtcs, 36 thc Tour. w ith Firnch flags, lurain, 28, crushcd his : individual time trial, ivc lime trial victory in ^ V I ^ ’ ^ 2 Timos-Nows. Twin'in Faiio,F Idaho Sundny, July 2626, 1992 Run— ;d third al 43:39. Score&s and slitats Continued from D l Uinh. placcd ll incrs received 550 gift rccord scl in 1988 bby Daniel The winnc, ccrtificatcs.T-,.T-sfiinsand trophies, Holmes of Boise. i. o f M exico T he young,mgcsl participant in ihc Enrique Romero, 26. O-ycar-old Jeffery Adams I ijy g iiw cco OCO 010-1 UUlrfIll 4 0 10 Pmte 2 0 0 0 City, pluccd sccond behirlinil Motgnn. ''“ 1 ” “ iBox scorcs CDI ao 0»-4 PucMfldMd OOOO Wr^tfi 100 0 , while Ihe senior runner lings N L standin;iin g s m!Si(I),w»:Wiliefim lC0-U«ArgB«6, P^3t>b3t> 3 10 0 FTiê OOOO finishing al 30:08. wliililile Buriey-S o t Onk ey. w CHC«0 AL standin, y’s Kathy P,iyion. 72. - UsWMl9l«-t MC 3 0 0 0 F»«?l> 2 0 0 0 J , Goodrich, 35, camc in ii third 01 was Oakley s I ttlKB MTtm rjr«l«7r AJTVnw uvv«(A 1000 The racee was w sponsored by the 4 0 0 0 UUJIU1>U 2 0 0 0 CMO> „ ToMI S S T 8 T(M aois 3 1 :1 1 . S na 4 0 0 0 SM>«xkX 4 0 10 L « sssrs won the race Oakley Valley Val Chamber of T irais 4 0 10 Ckuti[I OOOO :mto ■“ru » .SOO « - ■ M ' 031 cn C31-4 Last year, Goodrich w< , GM(ti IflOO Grew*)• » OOOO Otamon W 41 i!7 4 uoma s s l ; o g s r n coo CDO OSO-4 Commercec and a was'part of ihe FMeri ; 0 t 0 ucindn>dh 10 ; 0 UinM Is; 44 SJI NnYn 1 2) 1 0 0 0 0 E-«nM:it«*2(31,F»«r»(11) 0P-*»nfi«Mi1. in 3 2:10. s . Pioneer Days Condl OOOO GVgminl 4 0 0 0 NwYtrt 4 4« 490 in a LM>' < }? IS 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 lOO-Urr'Mnwou 7. Dssn 3. 3>-0kM() Buhl’s Heidi Sluizmaian won her weekend’s Vn*n3) 4 0 10 Yo/vclIrt 4 0 0 0 CWrM .47 il 4fl 1: Oop> ‘ MMwAni HFWftitt(21.SO-4C«e4iucIi omen’s title, celebration. ’’ Urmtf 4 fl t 0 HiTKiltlyiii 4 110 , IteKn 45 » ^4T4JT PMja.trt. Jl M T n n WnM(1|.C&-«ncMuci>rT) H-fktoM sccond consccutive won U w o ]fl t 0 JlMIO10 3 0 0 0 _OrMUn) ; r i l 0 I f completing the courscic in 39:18. ,------. H*n»c 3 fl fl 0 Eu 4X 11« HoiBtin <44 U 4St 14* T-241.*-*1.«'■*“ Sri?*"'’ Tm eus •rm •m n Ul iat>3^ K4.-M»Or 43 S4 .443-18 iMAnpMM ‘41 S« 43 in EWDCOO FCWYOnC FouaL 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 knee surgery last year, MMorgan said * '33-0931 O P -U M ^l lCS-Oiu9oe.uje.UMsMaT C4itcrru tt r h b ttlh U llBP-tFrl•br >*•"<) M-T«»(7),G«:«(?11.G^(intiinim-firtfw um 37 <1 .irg 7Z* Saitrfi1 ^ 0 ^ irmats 44QflO PrtMld 4 0 0 0 Urpr*»..4 Hdoi; rm 1t»o3fr; S«xnl ho fell pretty good duringlg the race. (7) sa iwmir) llatCtem AaiMil.F«mO J 4 : 2 ? SSSJlb 40 10 TCBOHTONTO OWJtO " S i • ” ‘ ‘ S(U«r>iqnOaTH Onaim t.stuuti<1 ' Si«a»c 3 3 0 2 0 Dcntorl 4 0 0 0 fast." hc said. "1 was g(going to go v ll laNOlrabM Hascn 3. jo j 4 iUNS BowW.fi » T O0 0 0 s m O nN c 2.1l«wv ST 4 011 <0 10 icf StlO Fail SOlO ICP-{i)t Hcujn IJVUI. tN Doo5(iiO«t) (C0< UmnoUS.taSr? S9nl» 4 wilh the leaders." Unpn*-*t»r». Cocr*j. f ot nA>,.W,.SAsn>3. C<]«rr>l«.Dm9 0 SaiFrKaa9(nan>I>l)ij6-1)«PTrtrt»A4 JOOO J SOM3U 2 0 0 0 t^Mir* 3 0 0 0 LnM3> 4 12 0 He said Goodrich kept31 pace when BUY * S Ccum: TVfl. Dir*run 7tu>10.D4Brwit (lWoHrd#.Tl.tl3S»r OOOO at*Jtn 1010 vnMii » SELL « TRADE T-J40 OiUingO.TcrcreO S»iI>i>9]()Un»«)«tuu ooo o uowUl i 5 12 1 SttOie 4 Ofl 0 the two runners wcrcre on the ' dr,Ûr«H.K»«»Citi5 oooo SOvAp 2 0 0 0 GnMlbHlb 5 0 10 ViWbfld 4 13 0 d o w n h ill p o r tio n s o f rh iv jo isa n OEVtl/M) UMM3.ChugoO «59|4iUet«*l(fl*™4 “ C*^(ti OOOO Ittlwlb.>1b. S 1 20 Oann«i 4 1)0 I COIN GALLERIES tt t n u r axs-"*” Dasaicn 1 0 0 0 DR)wtC>c 4 111 n«dr> 3 1 JI which wound from Ihc ih o';?'’ O a k le y Ci ' UcflMct 4 t J 1 UrtyiOno “ ‘ 00 rriteTM Pestu^(Wi«n«00|ii>0|uAaniiA iOri TM|1)*rw»‘i|U:19IUSI lEui[OitmT. ^}4 2 7 2 T«»l S 0 t 0 Pork, bul-Morgan pulletled aw ay-on #r3 »>' 3 -8 5 9 3 lADÎ SOOO DtKir 4 M 0 lU'llS C-*| >M|ilC»<«M|libu4 S).i;iJpri B (03 400 091-8 jurw't) s IJ 0 sgD[itr*4r»«1“iH)K«t«lnrr«»aeo). '*: sbiOw 010 CCD CDt-2 OWMnd 010 on m - i the flat siretchcs. 71 l.k±r«c S IM Ciurt>1 3 <00 C^>:>^(U:CaaJ&T)sl7) SI UfnAM (VM WI t;3Spm Nm YcA CCO CDO OCO-0 Ck«od«( • The same fast stan lhat worked lo V PHHHM TVwrf 3 110 Tfot•>3E> 3D 3 I ? 1 8r).iJlSpn lCO-S»iO^»9.j97,N»*Vcrte 30-0jjc*scn(«| DP-Toon■avmiioo-ionmii.ouairdr. E>m3>i1 10 10 Aixtt* ICIO Dncri(Tanir»S<|>iC4llC4lkmj(V>Wi»ei. in-OiJKWorn|1IJ |1 2D-T«tMtU0 01. Oertn (IS). Fe< (ll. Dcna (12;. M organ's advantage had th e >Uwan » 2 0 0 0 VlSicn p IP H Ft EFI DO SO FMy|1|l<|1| IIH-Uak]tMM(i).Uc(!)m(79) n a 35 M icror»>(Ua'ai:3)4lOj41 CUUinS |t>mn 1 T). SM<0^ S)-nt,aVtia 2 (23). AUm i (21). UnUrt (4). opposite effecl on Goododrich, who VIWI n OOOO SATMI c ue«aiv.i24e 7 # 0 0 0 1 wwBoiQ very rVwi.T. 4 0 1 t Oticc 31 TT li».WiA(F^«»emSe«SM.-a.f*WKrMl|. AnJ»Mn said iie did nol run a v TM 30 S to S TKUtu 3?tlOS- 40Spri 1 00001 Tew* racc. Unwuu (I»i.i lOCIC|aiDc»9n|ii*iu(n471. iA.rniUcSnMrr.S«anl S»M>1rt 3 2.3 7 4 4 I 3 m e ." G o o d rich said. ICn-KmutC-flO CMumS .'O- Otoeo . 01010 CO COI CD-2 Hc ran his firsl two mmiles of the [ Mil ftaojH) 3&-7r«rt,(ii S0-J-Cl»r»c3 . Too S Ml S 3 I-fM*-3l.»LmT" 2 ' 2 0 0 2 0 C Hrtiii’Kt S 'l'liM M.vnirr,i--p. > I trunviil >e»4il) 331 TilltewMiJi uirpHFV-Ho"».Ucr!«rt.rJiI.rjit.w«*<.>:enj. Hum . 10 racc in under nine minuiUles. a pace j ii-oYcjnfi'/Juôy . 'IjI ,j Usk IW Gboj N3 out •h»n wnro lUi ATbWTA EOimlrHS?WJ« ' 2 1 1 0 0 IP t, 1111 [t» oa 00 T-3SI *-4S(M E-Ui»«|11 OP-OKiSlîeo-o™ ,! .tt t h tl tt > n tt VMipet(n^le2a>s•>1(^r»r^ he described as too fasl. KanmCZi ltowurl4»-AM«nr< 3 0 0 0 Nusfld 3 0 0 0 ieF>-t>rSi«r SJ»»»rt (Cinw WI»-W.»i. (WrJ. OoiMO» 4 ] S 44 4 I Ur«ESOTA ^ JJ DOSTCN rcm^dD.CiMMk;rasaScs sss ;1000 Bm*<« 2 0 0 0 FV.a2. • "I was really hurling allnil Ihe way." Goraeti J 13 I' «|2T),OYa,njrJ1.C»nO»« !4 0 2 0 Da«4n OOflO Uirprm-Xi»-Horr». Jcya. Fru. C<»ft. Cnm. Ph«(B. r'as .It--,-- I *;;! srs.“isfir£s lOOO PfA>MB 3 0 0 0 TM.FVm Stulzman said aflcr herr 'victory. "I j * ' 4 0 0 0 Pv«wdn PM 4 12 0 vr; O’ »=.»» ;20 10 GMI 3 0 0 0 7-3MA-4*-»jce don’t normally run sevtven-minute ..... ::.\:-i’:':;7.-.i ^ i 4 : ; J f\tt«nci J ] 5® Ôcw>*> * « '0 , ; . < a ; U«9dcf< 0 l\r. ' M 3 : I Dmur>1 4 0 10 Cmto T 4 0 0 0 iSwI'b 3 0 0 0 (tfWYCWraw ^ ^ miles during a KIK.” UVgmlD S 1 J 1 Ou*n9» 1H 0 0 0 2 0 *3 0 10 CBone 3 0 0 0 , (V» pia»4 u : Cu w r» «n171 lur;wc 4 0 1 1 jn>jTM A 4 0 0 0 KPaarwn < Although she saidJ she h a d iJ!;;;:, PO-i*KUn>u■"u 4 2 2 0 Tum.1 20 11 problems gelling enough;h air during l,L.-ni.,’.t. ',i;^ J.„ Urpm-i«a^. K4RO. Fnl. vMcnl P;n« 3B ; 0 0 0 IV • ! ! f i •• si- 2I 0 0 0 MVap OOOO U9>»'T tbtb 3 0 10 TUm w 10 0 0 Uc^TJrtC^.SX! Kruaia I 0 0 0 fv»FW iu 1 0 0 0 iw l^ u e ' 1 . ^ ? I ? ’ Ji '! (iwrwcfiC‘'*"P 1J 3 0 2 3 EIMVXI SllO her run. she added with a laugh that ■' Cagrau 3 0 fl 0 CaCotaot 1 0 0 0 HOM OOOO ° ^ ° nK4*rdrrt S 1 1 0 a e ^ d 4 0 2 2 Teak 30 } 9 >I Te TOM 34 I »J OH«T T I tf. 5 12 1 US«««> g 1 22 "m aybe I should lum allI llIhelime" if • F«*ji«7 \'Ul I 1 i l l ] i tOfWfO C>ur*>xnX 5 2 11 O M il 4 0 2 1 it meait?. winning. 6 0 1 M a in { tt r n tl « I n a Udwett ( J ” ] J J, S ® f » ffi CCO; m 003-0 iiiMic ^ Ave. E. } ro COI 1C0-J JCHnaWi-! 2 •Cltf CID CBi-1 p*»»jai2t 4 0 12 ooitntb 2 0 0 0 Finishing second in Ihche women’s I rumsi 3 0 0 0 jiA 4 110 ty-UiYmeuI LOO-UivaLlnMWUl.BoiXin11 JOftxraonpameib SE ^ atuyl.n 1. lOO-AsCtfTi S 20-M (22) V*c 4 0 10 Cjrmfi 4 0 0 0 lntiiyd:B -d30 :i1t J(V-UV1U5.VI|5J «Md B 4 caaia n r* 1 'iSO^Mrll CS-VviS>,Wl21 Cdmtc 0 0 0 1 race was Jan Plans. S.*!.i. 'OfBurlcy. iW S S " wrJ»«i»i 4 0 0 0 (luma' H Tlin 00 SO Ur(w»-«aT».0»lns,Fr^.r»«.FWKW.S«« l«2S?(n.’!to VL1»«I«I 5010 3TLANO I U e ^ l 4 0 10 UcGolti Kiti 3 0 M MmM U4nK. 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% J ______) l d - f aa s h i om e dO ' l y nm p i c ss o p ej i n ; o q RCELONA. Spain (AP) — But not iK'fore the acricrobats. arias, monies bursijrst with energy, even vio-- gall, ; and Antonio RcIki;)lIo,H 37, a iiorlli of souihc:ilheni Hiirope, Spain's one golden, shot of ,a flamingng amigos and arrows: Tlichose were the Ience. drawiiwing from mythology lo3 two-iinic i Paralympic bron/in/,e medal- largest seaport,rt. ilil has a population of arrow,, ana old-fashioned Olympicsics subplots of an openinglg ceremonies weave a taptapestry of ancieni heroes,. ist i archer from Madrid.- alKuii 4 millionion in its metropolitan illy gol under way Salurday.ay. who.se theme Was unilyy and; new be- war .ships,i. sserpents and sea devilss Rebollo, whose ideiiiiiyy w;is kept ;irea and is secomi seci in si/e only lo Kjycotts. one G erm any andnd ginnings. wielding huj■iugc,stilcltos. secret ! unlil the last nuiiiiment. had Madrid, Barce]ilona South AfrFcaAf in thu. fold again. More lhan 10,(KKI ath:thletcs from a Music wa;was a big part of Ihc cere-- fired I more lhan l,(KK) arrows a in One theory•y says • the city was On Sunday, S boxers will box.3X. record 171 countries wwerc here to. monies, wiwith Flamenco dancers.. preparation\ for his lask; lo10 ignite nn named in aboui)ui the t 4ili ceiiliiry _B,C'. -i — . . ^ 1 _ shooters:rs will shoot, swim m ers will/ill compcie and marched in ccremonies youth choirsiirs and six o f Spain’s mostt arrow : from the Olympic inlurch, then hy the C:irthagiiiiigiiiians afler lheir pow-, and llie greatest" basketballiail marking the slart o f thcIC firsl Games- famous opiopera singers, including! shoot il into the cauldron.11. touching erl'iil genenil., Haniilcar.Barca, Ha faiher ; turns llp'lvI team eve:ver ' assembled will begin whallial since 1972 that no one is boycotting. Placido Don•omingo and Jose Carreras.. o < ff a tlaine lh;il will humI above Ihe of ilannilial. AnAnolher less accepied is expectected to be lhc greatesi cxhibi-bi- Tliey also mark lhc firslrsl appearance doing a medledley of arias. city < for the next 15 days, theory, propouiu)undcil hy artist Javier • J lion o f b;basketball al any Olympics. of Soulh Africa since 1'I960 and the Andrew’ L Lloyd Weblx:r. composerr lie drew back the bow., lilook care- Mariscal. suggesi:gesis thc city's name is Saturday night belonged to first for a united Genemiany since of the muslusic for such BroadwayI ful I aim and — wilh the coololiicss and a Lcmcnienatinnon ofi Ihe Cal;iian words i on touunst ngers and dancers, drummersers 1936. • shows as "E"Eviia” and "Jesus Christt accuracy ; of anolher mynyih from "h.ir" (liar), '‘cel" "cel (sky) ami "ona" und tumtmblers, fireworks and festivityity llie United- Stales';■ team, the Superstar.”” wrote IWO versions ofr antiquity. ; Robin Hood —• placedp his (wave), the city':ity's three most alirac- : jbHNSTON, Iowawa (AP) — Four of thc: opening o ceremonics in thisliis largest in ihe games wiwith 607 ath- "Friends for'or Life." one for the open*• firsl f shot squarely imo lhcic cauldron live aliribules. : days aflcr leaving this Jhi Des Moines ancientIt Mediterranean seaport.m. leles. came into the'“s"stadium, the ing ccrcmon:onies and one for lhc clos-• asi flames billowed forth11 and thc Believe whalhai you will. Eiiher : suburb for a drcatr:am trip lo thc where Hannibal’sH faiher once ruledled women wearing magentaIta jackets, ihe ingceremonionies, crowd c of 65.IXK) cheereded ils ap- seems to 111. ; Olympics. John Cruiksjikshank was back the conqinquering Carthaginians.- • men in blue, double-breaeasicd'blazers Thc offici:Icial opening of the gamesi proval. j Jlie deed was donetie, and the In Seoul, Ihe lhc Soviet Union won • wilii a horror sloryry raiher lhan a "I an'tcan wail .to lay my hands on and while lials. fell to fourr men:n IOC presideni JuanI Games'were ( on. • the medals raceace with 132 loial and ■ glowing travelogue. someoneme.” American boxer andnd • While the opening cci:crenionies of Anionio Sarriamaranch. a Barcelona na- Founded by eiiher Phoei>enician or. .*i5 gold. Eastt GermanyGt was second - ‘‘li was like I wasvas in this night- world cham[fion cl Eric Griffin said,id. the AllKrtville Winter 0Olympics six tive; KingI JuanJ Carlos I of Spain;; Greek ( merchants in lhc fillilh ccntury wiih 102 totalI andani 37 gold, while ihe I ^ malt." lhc 70-ycar-oldold widower said, much as as Hannibal said lo Ihe Ro-:o- monlhs ago had a feel of icy surreal- Barcelona mayor r and organizing; B.C.. I Barcelona has becomme a gale- Uniled Staless h;hail 94 |ot;il and 36 ‘TlVcy stoic m y moneyney. they stole my mans. ••I'm"I' ready to go." ism to them, these opopening cere- commillee: ppresident Pasquul Mara-■ way \ city to whal now is called c the j:old. I- pa^^rl, they stoic: mym plane tickeis |______-2 and train pass ... iheyey stole my credit car^s. I’m telling you.ou. this was really --- Griffinin, Reilly terrible.” CVuikshank was to have I stayed 30 r - day,*; in Europe, his> first fii relum since ■ draw earlye his ^ rv ic c in W orldd VW ar II. An avid Fun jjj|H sports fan. lhc retiredcd |painter thought ihc'IOlympics nt BarBarcelona. Spain, bouts todaytl ' would bc lhc ideal trip.rip. and Hc left Des Moinese so i n Ju ly 14. Af- BARCELONAiNA. Spain (AP) — ter changing planes. twice.'he tw arrived American Pc|x:x: RReilly certainly won't • iri-^Barcelona the following fc day. iames B fl^ ^ Ix: ;i crowd favofavorilc in his opening That’s where thc v;vacation began fighl in Ihc OlynOlympic boxing touma- falling apart. ■ ■ meni Suiiilay. Four hours after picklicking up a rental t Reilly, of Glen::iemlale. Calif., on Sal- iwn 10 box Vicior Baute car Ul lhc aiiport. CruCruikshank was a 0 ^ urday v\'as dniwn • bcalcn motorisl. w T m i of Spain al,1477 pt)ptunid.s, 1 ' "Those people drivJrive like they're m . ; Eric Griffin.1. U U.S. Ixixing's golden I Fauslo Mereedes of the : crazy over ihere." hee s;said. Iwy. v/ill meet Fai Hc returned the vchicic vc and was "■ -, Dominican Repuli:puhlic on Sunday in the chargcd SIOO for thee fcfour-hour drive, 5 ^ . 106-pound divisiivision. Ilie 24-ycar-old As he unloaded ththe car. a man I Griffin, of Jaspeiisper. Tenn.. won gold world championships at made off wilh a bagag Ihat contained ■ L medals al Ihe wor , his passport, crcdil carcards, tickets and A Moscow in I9H9)H9 ;and al Sydney. Aus- ; aboul S300 in cash. L - / S tralia, in 1991. i1 Royelio Marcelo of Cniikshank. who still sti had S200 in W m m Gritfin l>eal 1^ ; a nipncy bcli. headedled for his down- U ^ ^ B j Cuba in the finals fina of bolh of those Inumamenis. He icould meet Marcelo town hold, which rcfirefused to Ict him B v ; . in the Olympice ququarterfinals. chcck in bccausc he; h;had no passport. ^ Griffin andJ ReillyR arc llie »mly - Off. Cruiksliank went'ent 10 the U.S. Americans sdiediliediiled lo fighl Sunday. - Coiftulate. where forir SSH5 he got a rc- In another l(H)-|y)und KH Ixun. Fana . , I placement passport. B . ' v i : Khwala will lx:comeIk-ci Ihe firsi Soulh _ . , ^ Back at ihc-hoicl., cashca: gelling low. African Ixixer:r ll)I compete in the ; he was lold hc wouldlid 1 have lo stay at Olympics in 32 years. Soulh Africa Ica&t iwo nighls at SSO550 a night. As he pan in the G;imes since ! prepared to register,r. a thief walked iB I9f>(). o ff wilh another bag. ■jS Rhwala willII b(box 'Rafael Lozano of ; Tliat wa.s it for Cruikshanfc. Cn who Spain. • headed back to the: airportui with his *pp«oio»* •'Overall. I ihinihink it was good,” Roo- . A friend wired one remaining bag. A seveli Sandeis.s. a U.S. assistant coach.. d.S58S for.a new .. S7Q9. and.he.necded.S ■ said of Salurday'Jay's driiw. "I think Uir- - ticket bccausc lhc airline ait wouldn't ry gol the worstrsl ofo il though." Z honor ihe return portiortion o f his miss- United SIStates’ women athletesis Iham it up during Super heavywvyweighi L;iny Donald ing lickcl. th e openening ceremonies while,e, Ileft, the men salute of Cincinnalilli will hox Nikolai msion home last “ • Back al his Johnsi th e crowi>wd gathered for the XXVXV Olympic Games Koulpine of the Unified Team on , - week. Cruik-shunk cslirslim alcdthc mis- lay night in B arcelona. Monday. ; ; adventure scl him1 tback 'a t Saturday As in nuislI iniernalionalin compcli- slay in thc United : ■ S2.000. He plans lo sia; lions. Cuba iss consideredcoi the leam lo • * Stales in the future. beat. "We hiiveive a good leam." said ^ : “ I fell like a hostagitagc before I got Alciiles Sagarra.rta. Ihe longlime Cub;in noaned. I out o f there,” he bcmoa head coach, "Tli"Tliere's a lol of new faces." All times aree EasternI Ijl Tlie firsl roundund of the loumanient is son of a miniaiurature U.S.-England dual L , ^ meet. Vernon ForForrest of Augusta. Ga.. will box Pelerler Richardson iU 139. S TODAY 0 I H Chris Byrd off FliFlint, Mich., wilt meet Mark EdwardsIs at 165. Danell Niehol- son of Chicago':o willw box Paul Lawson . JULYwT"' ■ ______at 201. ri Programing on NBC I I______J - • Swimming I 100 m Freestylestylo(W). T T 4 - 100 m Breaststrctstrake(M) I 7 :d Russia]ns, RomaLanians I 400 m Indiv. Medley ^ .s. wpmeii:n gymnaists chasc;e favored BARCE:CELONA. Spain (AP) — No0 f(feud, says pounder from Houston, f wrested the worldrid lille outscorcd Ihe worldd championcl at the Olympic iri-1- Ihat I'm here il's not enoiiinough. We arc thinking orm(W) . . .. ^ o rid chrhampion a Kim Zmcsknl. just a1 gcgood rival- from Russia's S\Svetlana Boguinskaia in Indianianupo- als last month, gold or at Icasl silver. Tliishis :is Ihe siroiigcsl team pressure, claims the shy bulut confident( lis lasi year ina a b;illlc t of nerves and cold starearcs. On lhc eve ofthe the opening round of compeli-i- ever," _ USA(M) ' No pi d ' Romania, which ignoreded thell Soviet-led boycott g Final Flyweight ; Shannonin Miller,^ jusl iinoilier baUuice beaibeam. Tlie 19-year-o-old Boguinskaia. a I98S Olymympian lion, thc 15-year-oldId fromfi Edmond. Okla.. refused in Los Angeles to win ih-" le;inilea gold medal in Los I Team Comp. (WJ i The U.S. U.! women's gymnastics team,im. eager lo who won four• medals n in Seoul, has delayedycd her to sound like an OlymIympic rookie. ' prove itI canc; be as gcxxl in Europe .soilI as it was in expccled reiirerr:mcnt for anoihcr .shot at the 15- "Thcrc's not ny any pre.ssure. il's just anoihcrr Angeles, has finished second:oiid to thc Soviets three I Toam Comp. (W) , IndianaI la.stla: Sepiember, begins its chaseLse of' the al- year-old Zmeskakai. meet," .she .said. "It’s‘It’s another slninge gym. undd times since 1976. ^ m Froestyloal Road Race (W) 1 ways-favoivored Ru.ssians in today's compunpulsories at Tlie iwo refus • Weightlifting Fi le Russian women are favored lo /a relations have improved beivleiwcen “i tliink my body•ody style is maybe my bigg Zmeskal and Boguinskaia1 ul Indianapolis.1 Miloso- • GymnasticsHMIoy(W) Tei 'I s lOiliOlynlyrnpic le;im title since 1952. Tlielie (only lime 21ineskal says :y didn’l was in 1984. when1 lliIhe Soviel the two. strenglh." Okino s.iid,aid. "I have llic long body lliatIt vici is ihe world championiion in thc vuuh. while ilyla(M) ! lli'y Gogean has recovered from ; Union ledled an Easl bloc boycott of Los■ Angeles.An "W e've seen:n cach olhcr here, smiled andnd said Eumpc^in judges like.'ke.” om injuries that kept her d • Gymnastics Toi out of the World Cluimpionslionships. where Romania 3 • Cycling RnalISA R (M) vs. Japan And not no since Mary Lou Relton captured cap the hello,” Zmeskalul Siiid, "W e've competed againsl agj Okino. whose fottcine is the balancc bc:im. reficct- e finished thini. 7 ♦ Diving Platform T.JN all-ardundind title and led the AmericiinsIto to the silver each other sinccICC then (Indianapolis) and tluthcrc’s ed thc Americans'' hunger hi to further narrow ihe Two days of compulsory a ^ • Swimming •f> I* 7 medal behxhind Romania thal has the UnilJniled Slales lxx*n no hand.shalhaking priiblems,” gap wilh llie fonnerr ScSoviets. iry ;ind optional compcii- a. 100 m Freestyle 1 belter shape to challenge ihe Soviets' Miller, also 4-4-fool-7. teamed wilh Zmeski:skal 10 "Tlic only reasonan 1 staned this sport was to0 lion will deiemiine the teameani medals. Tlic lop 36 i" ^ lOOmBreaststn‘'1 ^ 1 dommancinee. lead the U.S. leacam lo the silver medal bchinclind the make il to lhc Olym]ympic Games. Making it herce gymnasts from the compimpulsory and optional I 400 m Indiv. Mw V rounds then advance lo the all he World Championships.;. Ihcn isn'l enough now. It ll was\ Ihc main thing bul now le all-around finals. 200 m Freestyle ^ ^ Zmeskaskal. a deceptively strong 4-fo<-fool-7. 80- Soviets at the

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The Timcs-Ncws Spencer HillIill o f Morckiml ;md Josh WWest Boxford. Mass.. wusus founh of 59:32 sel byby Robin Mein in healtlh y t u rrnout Caniey of PcPoc;iiello were ihird and ;ir;inil Jane Hoopcs o f S;in Fr;Francisco 1985. KI-TCIIUM - I’rer..•race favorite fourlh respeipeciively, Ad;uii Heaney 111fifth. Giliswn cam e in 12lh overall.o Jenny Goeti.sche;che of Boise won ihe breaking Ihe courbC T he Tim cs-Ncws John Aalbcrg led frumin si;irt to Hn- o f Sun Valleliey w;is filth. In Ihe 10-mile :illcm;ili;ilc race, women's nice; hn: ish in winning the 12Ilhih annual Ul- Aalt>erg, ojol S;dt Lalê C.'ily, Ut;i!i. Idld;iho St;ilc University cros->ss coun- rccord o f 1:14:554:55 sel by Maril>Ti lini:ile Diieciion Backcki'ouiilry Run is ;ilsn a twtwo-lime winner «>f Ihe tr;try te;inimates Jeff Horsksley and Manning in-lySH.|«H. Gi>eltsclie lopped r-lL!iK - niiny cxen(crcise>minded WHM m S D;ui Smith dueled for thee for Ihe Heather Cill>ert;n of Georgelown, R people liclpcd cclchnitirate ihe I-iler TjiljjLJwC al'llulen M eadows Parkirk S;iiurd;iy. 3l)K Bouldeder Mountain Ski Tour. D first five miles, Horsley tolook the Colo., by more lh;ulli;ui three minuies. ' M I-uii D;iys hy participniiiating in a five Aalherg. .-^l, is a meilenilKT of the His time S;i(S;ilurday w;is 1 hour. T-H fii ;iin and was m inuies ;indid l ‘> seconds. lele;id near Ihe halfway poioint and Nancy Johnsto:iistone of Jackson. R kikimcicr nin am! wal.valk Saturday U.S. Nordic ski lean finished in 57:4.5. 1:33 ;ihahead o f Wyo,, was third,rd, IMindy Gilliert of R im miini! al the I’iler fiiirlir jgrounds. A m erica's lo]i perfomimiLT in cross Kllen Gibsibson o f P;irk City. Ut:th. fu Smilh. ■(llo,. founh and C;ir- M Mcnry Carvajal tooki)k Ihe overall cininiry al the l‘jy 2 01Jlytnpic; Win- won Ihe wonom en's event in 1 :.‘i.‘>:-J4. Si Georgetown. Culo, be;iling defet Bill M anell o f Hailey wa:âs Ihird. rie Sl;iuffer of KeiciCeiclium fiflh, ^ victory in 25; Ki. Itlainlaine Hcllwig- Icr G illies. fending ch;unpion Cindy roi.ley, Jr, o f M;uin o f Bcl Mike Rust of Kclchum fouinirih and A rvcord 185i nuincrsnu finished tlw g Lindblad .lltiislicd justst 44 seconds lie ilefcaled John ('( iJcllevue by ;dmost eight M liiiules in the minutes. An^:vngie Stevenson o f Bend, I';I';irley M arlowe of K etchumm fiflh. raccs, (sealing lastlast year’s ni;irk of w later ill 2(i:()() I'or Ihe Ilu women's Ketchum hy four min nearly-17-milc course.e. Teen-agers Ore.. was Ihird. It Kri.siin D;dy of Horsley broke Ihc courseic record 149. cnnvn ami the overallI rurunner-.up po- sitioM, Hellwiji-LiiKlWat:>latl ran even wilh Carvajal ihroiiîliII i kilome- lers t>elbre falling olT■ theth pace. She Mill finished over one: mminuie ahead of lliird plate NormanUl lickert! who Nevada finished in 27:02. Teii-year-okl Dylanan I'erguson ' earned a .special awardrd for : his out- i leaves E Nianding showing in liiehe race.i Fergu- , son ran his way loI fifounh placc among the men andI eighthc; place • overall in 31:41. Raceice organizers Sky wit awardeil him with aI S,$20 accoiini I'rom a local hank fo rhhis is efforl. ■ Mary Ritz paced thee w walkers wiih a-.ll^.'SS clocking, good headacl ;ul fur seventh overall. Rich Schwcil/eri-er was liie lop m en's w alker in.^KiIV. .SALT LAKI- c n Y (Al University of Nevada's from Big . ui.. e»...o)- REG. >138.39 Imebackerss Iback." he said, adding ference replacemenl. Ihc Big Sky crown. 10 PLY Ihe BroncosDS also reiuni a veleran of- "It will be a tougher sc Ilire e otliers chose IdalIdaho 10 place fensive unitnit under senior i|uaner- situalion for everyone." sa ALL SEASON , second, a slrong vote of conlldence■ back Jeff Ml;Mladenich. ‘.i'l;uia coach DoirRc;id. "ll's T U B E L E SS In£ 1 1 2 for an upper-division finish fin hy the nwu andmd Nonhcm Ari/tm a are ficult to Hnd ;in ;ippropria Vandals, who were a disappoinling dis seen as ihee topt team s in the confer- nenl in th:il calegory. Nev 4-4 in an injury plaguedled lyyi sea- cnee's sccoiconil division that c»)uld ;ilways -l' ;i le.im you h;id to I make waveses in Ihc lille chase wiih a for."’ ldahi> coacii John-Smimilh il said his few iireaks. But one thing Read woi leain's iieallh will .again:iin determine "M ark TenI'cnncson. our (juarterhack. tr;trying lo play in Reno. a.I m c E how well the Moscow• schoolst lives is reallv iluIhe key lo our Ibotball in'ing, g;imbliiig niecca coni| SH up lo e.’ipcclalions. icam. He'll11 1:have to Ik- more consis- MMissoula. Monl, “Reno's "If Wc can slay awavvay from in- [cm." saidid liagles coach Dick iritrip. The lighl and glimmer juries, we'll he OK. WckVc ended up X*)nies. "I Ihink ihi w e'll he a lillle iiet- p.pace — ;ill lh;it m;ide il starting four freshmanI in ii Ihe lasi ic r lhan last>t year."y piplace 10 pl;iy.'’ he s;iid. game last year against Boise Bo State." ^------M i r & m i ' he said. Smilh. meanlimc. joirjoined Mon- lana's Don Read in favori/oring Weber ^Cofviiyu^ ta tAe U 3 WRANGLE!;r at/rv raiADIAlU Siaie (tied for sccond willvilh Moniana 5 R 1 5 . at 6-2 lasi year) for llic lop 1 O O * All-season, all TiTerrain performance for on-ron-road a s m BB Bolh coachcs died ther a c . , . . - T/ \ J n t t \ m O O woll a s off-road didriving. Jaiiiic Martin, who rciunturns for his R15 . Gas-saving ecoi:onomy wllh easy-rolling radial senior year afler winninglg 1the Waller (»nslrucrtlon, Â football's L88 Payton Trophy — I-AA TR1S • Ruggod stronglf}th. plus tho cui and bruise) ro:resistance equivalent of llte Heisman. Q Q Of Steel cord Welwr coach Dave ArArslanian is - O O belts. thrilled to have Manin for onc more 5R16 • Solf-cloaning troroad resists plugging up in mi season, bul he slill favors the Van- ■ W dais (br ihc lille. Arslaniai says his I 1.63 ="°"- own team’s prospects didepend on DAHO O p e i how well a gntduaiion-rin-riddlcd re- cciver corps comcs along. 3 i , A ^H^HSt c i ir 2. "Jamie’s a big plus, forl< us. no lOAT TRAILERR&RV TIRES douhl." hc said. "(Bui) I wouldw pick Idaho. Moniana. Boisee StaleI and a ourselves. All four of usIS shouldsl fig- 4 8 0 X 8 4 PLY TUBELESS «19“ urc in (here.” Includes niounllng& valve ^ Last season. W clwr was the only $2995 Big Sky team other (hann conrcreneec 1 8 0 x 1 2 4 PLY TUBELESS champ Nevada, which;h lefl the Cactus Includes mountlnD & valve ;e it lo.jhc I- league this year, lo make i M\OSTSMAU£RmiL£Rm a WHEELS & AA playoffs. Tlie Wildcadcais lost in ROCKY MOUNTAIN Pcies ______SSmUlBITIIICSIKSlVCK.j Cif. Toai m m the lirst round: Nevada.1 was elimi- SEaiON nated in ihc second. M ontana's Grizzlies wcrc wci cast as a strong challenger in ihchc upper di- my ■ I 3 AUTO.... SPECIALTY nIREHEADQUARTtTERS! W vision, receiving one Ifirsi-placcj I, 'yhnyiiiifldl f- vole, three for sccond. iind;ind Ihree fo r . (liirtl. Only Read didn'll'l expecl a O o n n t s , „ .AWH MOWERS Moniana llnish in ihc lopp llth ree , iARDEN TRACTORS Allluuigh the GriT’j’.lieses will take VHEEL BARROWS quancrback. "7/P l the field under a ncw qu; ^ \ K y i t - •RVIV'S *AT’S senior Biad Lebo, tlicy reireturn all of r i • lOATS •TRAILERS last year's running h;icks. ont UnA,A w dtck the ■•Wcbcr. Idaho. Boisee Stale! and ;AMPERS • GOLF CAR'IRTS 1 ^ ^ ^ Ihen maylK wc'rc in thethere somc- [quest's ^ e si t t IIOING MOWERS where." Read predicted.. “I“ But do n 't RAILBIKWES forgel lhai Boise playss ius all at home Ihis year, so ihcy ha\have the ad- ro u NAME IT . . . ' £ (JhC^ 2 0 * ^ret ^Htuor 0lhiU vantage schcdulcwisc." WE HAVE IT! Indeed, the Broncos figuiigurc to be a I noi-so-dark horse, gettingng one first- Your ToWal Auto Supeermarket ------platfc-votor^wg-for «ri.-on

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. ' ; I W iilliliM BiksinesSS Doubleetalk {C o n lf id e ii c e ssp u r:*s ec(o n o nn y your\way p Auto sales,3, h o m e Market baskett ______A u t o s rregistered ( a o v e u p ; to high. score1 An average co;:o s t o f a TWllwin Falls County building me $70 -rn basket of goodI d s a t BQistratlons of now ■ So apprdpriutc for anin election< year: A' ' J68 ______'' th'ree'area“gro(o c e ry e h lc le s .: ag loses infliflu e n c e Twin Falls resident choseose 1992 to launch m arkets. ' 1,400 ______; a gam e called “D oubleI Talk.”Ta !S6 . ■ __ :__ ijfj. y w ,3 Soulource: 1,200 ______By C raig L incob Joim Boyle’s 20 yciy e a rs o f w o rk in S o u rc e : ------TJaho iiiw Depl. of Times-News writer insurance nnd investment,ent has “come to a f -f," ■ Times-News sui 'ransportation 1.C00 ■ scrccching haU” as he; piputs the finishing T W IN F A L L S - Thc Tli Twin l-iill. louclies on a game basedsed on the English economy quit coughing' anand spuiiL'tiin- lungiiuge’s double-meanirm ing words, $60 I H L J B L - L iI' u . 800 I H I 20/90 20/91 20/92:/92 2C2/9It a T rar slii Hed up a gear in the lateiate spring, In Double Talk’s boxox you will find a For one quiiner, at leasteasl. the econmn,. • slack o f cards that give: cliclues, rate of growih pickcd upip 10ic thc rapid r.iln a .started in 1989. And during dui the Valley New customersrs, electricity ______T ^ e w c u3/90 i 20/91 20/92 )hone quarter, from April to June,Jur the ecuntn,i'. continued lo be driven/cn by popiilair ll verentures 200 j N et gain d urinjn g th e ' 200 let gain during th e growth, job growth and constmction,con quarter in the> _____ustomers, telephu arte r In th e Confidence appearsrs loi be the m iH-i t o i3 sig Lincoln ntimber of elecic fric ity umber of tefophono foundation under thc cconrcononiy sn f.ir i/m . ^ cu sto m e rs in TTWin H Netnes in IWln Falls year. Automobile saleses arc way up ;ini' t o I- Falls County. :ounty. home construction is skyrocyroeketing, 100 . . ^ H_ . ____ quai An example of a clue:ue: A joyful ghost Thc economy’s performairmance over the I'.i.' ir and equitable contactor, and a fair S o u rc e : ource: six to nine months has madinade it clear that ilh. compromise. S, Utilities I ^ itilitles farm cconomy doesn’t driviIrive otiier cciiniiniu ium. Answer: Hnppy mcdiun growth'as much as in thehe p past. Farm |nu<. Players have 15 second3nds to answer and 0 j ^ l - have been poor for nearlyly twol\ years, hni ili'. a board to win. a ^ 2 2Q/90 Soul make their way around a I economy only missed a step or two. Hc took it lo a toy fa fail ir in New York, Utillt n The^big question this yearye:' is wIk-:1ici tlit.- and ihe reception was betterber lhan fair - it drought will allow fa fai rm e rs to i.il>( was good. advantage of prices thath at m ay be »'n ili- ame popped into Bank deposits> ______i n t e r e s t Thc idea for thc gam upswing. Boyle's mind two decadcadcs while hunting In fact, it is clear now/ th;iihat 1991 was :i l-ii $520 - Total depositsB InI I 5% T revalling national big gaine. Since ihat deidccr-hunting trip, bumpy for tlic Twin Fallsills cconomy, Hm :i the idea grew so dear to 1his heart that he In m illions o f dollan,, ’ banks, savings rime Interest rate and loans withl )r July 1991 look at the 1991 and thec firfirst six m i)n ih 't ' sat down and put it logcthiether. 1992 shows how resilientnt oour economy h i “Lost fall, one of my friends, after TWin F alls city it rates irough J u n e 1992. lim its. becomc. playing thc game wilhI m me at lunch, told "H National and intcmationtional events iIih;a —:—I |. Prevo u rce: me I was crazy not toI gcg e t il to m a rk e t,” 7% ------the first two punches alI TwinT\ Falls in l.iK- Boylc said. S o u rc e : p rirrIrst Security Bank Financial Institutu tions I fo rJ 1990 and early 1,991. Therhe bottom dropi’cl Boyle will be poundinjding thc pavement out of crop priccs in the last quarter d in T w in Falls soon toI try tr; to talk stores 6% -J------3Q 4L 1990, with r/io Times-NS-Scws farm I'licf into carding Double Tnilfnik. Later, in Salt ______20/90 20/91 20/9:o/92 •91 '9 index plummeting to 1 peipcrceni o f lhc Im'-’.' Lake City, hc will testst marketi Double zmm . __B______Sour level in 1980. Tlicn the■ United Un Slales u-m y. Hopefully, the fl ^ First Talk in a bigger way. 1 to war in the Persian Gulf.If. public won'l be bored:d with' his board Automobile salos in TwinTw Fails Com *. game and he can stn sti rt s e llin g it Building permit!lite______B u i l d i n g rage value I 4Q IQ 2Q dropped from 1,177 inI thetht last ciiiarK'i >>i throughout thc U niled SlaiStates. •91 ‘92 '92 1990 to 819'the next quarter,qua and nt.'\ Hc estimates that mainarketing Double 100 _ N um ber o f buill^l^dlna |S8I1.000 v erag e valu e of fully recovered unlil the:end em o f 1991. IK'U" Talk nationally - he iss g going it alone - p erm its fo r new o u s e s fo r w hich buyers were cautious. will take a Sl milliolion advertising - homes IssuedI bI y uKdlng permits The rate of growth of utility hookni'. campaign. In other wordsirds, to changc his ^ IVvIn F alls city/ ai n d ig permits, averaare Issued. fluctuated some. Utilityy hookupshi nioiiMiiu market from local to natiimtional will take a co u n ty officials $70,000 . ^ population nnd businesss gtgrowth, Non-la'ii big chunk Of change. I Avero u rce: jobs grew in number bulit thetli rate o f gro'.Mli ,-Source:' - homIty a n d c o u n ty tapered olT. Joseph Quzik'a Twinvin Falls visitors g i. CIty.and cdtjnty buKcico rd s Much o f thal was duec to.nomialto seasonal • - should be more fiicndlyly t! lhan the ones hc P I re c o rd s ™ ups and down, some duce lo an economy lhal had in Poland, , $60,000 . ■I 20 / was slowing down. Unenncmploymeni laifs Guzik is an emigre fronit)m Poland, where -- •'Hr Sour slarted fluctuating as foodb od processors laid hc also had a store for yea;/cars. off more often and at unusualuni times, and "My business wns goigood, bul Poland showed a slow rise asi jobjol growth ditin'i was communist, and I alwalways had visitors Home sales ______H o m e s ; value meet tfie expectations o ffjob jo t hunters, from thc government.'’,'’ hc! said, "They . ; EEE' r, did the econoniv 20/90 20/91 20/92 At no time, however, d w ere very diflicult visitorsiors.” 300 _ ' _____ I N um ber of hom verage value of show a widespread downiiwnturn. N ow . il i', At 820 Main Avc. S..., GuzikG will repair sold by membe 560..00 ouses sold by picking up .steam again. just about any cleclroni*jnic gadget, from ____ TWin F alls Boarard of 558 OOO ____ lem bera o f TWin Single-family housc-buikjuilding is o ff to uni- -satellite system s to compimpucrs to remote R ealtors. sales, average allsv; Board of o f its besl starts in rcccntent historv. If luini’.' controls. His business>s isi called Jo e ’s ! 5 M 0 » ------ealtors. building continues at thishis pace,'l992 ^Mll Precision Electronic Serviirvices. S o u rc e : ^ I Aver probably be one of the bestbes years since ilu' Hc was an electroni>nic engineer in Twin Falls Boardltd o f '«•'>"» - - g houio urce: mid-1980s. the United Stales Poland, and came to the R ealto rs »2,D00 , H______ivin F alls B o ard of Two employers - tl^le ddiscount rciaik'i almost three years ago.. It took him seven ealto rs Target Siorcs and SatTLtT L ak e City-lni-.-:\v 27.0.0 . ■ The South CentralII Idaho Travel 70% . jctuatlons. interest rates at the end o3 ffl9 1' 9 1 . Committcc wns awarderded S79.081 for Bank deposits arc highegher than last year. various advertising ancand promotional 60% aurce: Idaho Dept. And customers appear to0 bc keeping moni'v ______2Q/90 20/91 20/93a « 2 ■ • activities. Thc Twin FalFalls Chambcr of Employment in the banks more than bcfo)cfore. Commerce will rcceiveivc S2.200 for Bnnk desposits in Twir'win Falls droppeil printed material, and lliehe Burlcy Regatta $14 million from Dcc. 31,;i, 11991.10 June 3(1, Committee gets S4.000lOO. All to ld , thc Jobless rate ______H e l p w a i 1992. But during the samsame period a year south-central region will11 haveh 585,281 to earlier, deposits went downiwn S28.6 milliifn. spend on getting dollarsrs < out o f tourists’ I S easo n a lly adJi o fmeasure ° a of That means that consume;umers arc invesiini^ pockcts. unemployment m es-N ew s in home construction,, nonot giving up lUi Heavy hitters, o f course,rse, did better. Tlie fo r TWin Falls, 3lp*wanted buying existing hom es, andand plunking nuiiu.-;. Sun Vallcy/Kctchumm Chambcr of J e ro m e iand anted ads ivertising Inches. down on cars, while still stil putting some Commerce won a gramii q fS l4 0 ,0 0 0 for money away for a rainy day.day Gooding counti . f l various activities. Other:r dorganizations in from July'90 I Am confident. All told, SI.4 milliolion was spread S o u rc e : Id a h o Oi ■ adve And it appears that the slow natic'Kil through tlic state. TIjc mornoney comes from 0,000 i f l economic rccovcry - soD .slow.sli it looks like ^ . , of,E?npIoyment:.K -..- ■ . 20/90 the 2 perccnl tax on hohotel rooms nnd [[[^^ilL we’re still'in a recession)n - is jusl line for private campground space;iccs. Twin Falls,

By the numbers; Pcrccnt o f populationI lisliving in cilics, in rso 20/91 20/92 the country and on forms.IS. Has ge of H[AL SUJ nputersJ arrive! 1981980 1990 Cities - 54®/54% 57.4% In the beginning, man crcatccated words and not. But you may want a frameworic .fr for your ideas," Country 46°/ lis bug.in y our businessr Idea .Generator is "compunputcr-assisteil- 46% 42.6% ninumbers ancl it wa.s good. Ij. Succeieinng ____ Fnrm«i ...... ’______ipmi-ihR fiircof..,. ims that respond to vou, thinking._ta_kcs_voustcp_hy. th hv hmiciil siei>______~ Sourcc: U.S. Bureau ofthethe Census. businesses. bi Tliose who proviiovidcd numbers H ^ S |||p r ~ .Judy M. percomcan manipulate words and through th thc problem-solvinglg process,"pi spoke Stiff words o f warning.g. “*' If wc cannot what is truly c hunl for thc pattern. And T hese programs can But ^'ore:is Qo'ihing to wonivony about until vilT arc hunting for the abs I important ir cannot be countemcd, Id olonc foil's »' “ conccpts much likeIC tlmovie 2001 with thc youryc computer‘s so nnnoyeci.r'cci.with you thm patterns of the brain. This research ___ measured.” m By combining :r,ran( HAL? Several of his it says, "Beam tne up Scotty?"^ ______And so goes the debatele betwb een th e .ndvonccdI ffar enough that it is no lo I (quantitative) ! wit purchased at computer value of quantitative andnd qualitative cojlcd ortiftificial intelligence but artif matching (qunlilni :: Judy Robinett p f Twin{fa Fa lls heads the techniques. hfe. >nd thc seem to tliink. jrams arc Thoughiline nnd total fc quality maposemeatnt pprograms for Many know it is a no-braiiirainer- that all Take AtMtila, a robotic cockroacli.-ibstract R Remember thc;or. r Both are chcap, user- Magicfti Valley Regional MetMedical Center, Fa'rmbeat E 3 metliods seek to make sensesc ofc chaos and move ovek'c'r! A ttila has ISO^ s e•ch n s has talking computer,un. Thoughtlinc ..."is n Shc SJ has a master’s degreeee Iin economicf Tradewlnds ■■ E3 complexityj: through logic,, relationships,rc • complete withw motorized legs. anH^t.fS " relatives cnn bc partnerpi that helps you Und Bi a bachelor’s degree1 in psychology, Consumers E6-7 • sequences, sc correlations, causcs,iscs, shapes, ancl full o f comfTiputcr chips. Ifit looks likertincml a nd organize your thoughts QuestionsQ about maaagementtent and business structures. W c don’l care howow wc get there, walks likes at bug an^acts like a bug, i: Tw o such progran:epcns and expand(i;your can a be sent to her care o f TheTbe Times-News. . ' Classified E 7 - 8 J just th .t wc arrive with knowlc(A’ledgc. bug? .-R2D2' the Idea Generator.ides a logical, flcrxible P.O. P. Box S48, Twin F^Is, 8833 3 ^3 . ^ * :nsors,>s.fricndly, and fun. Tbodyrenversational pa ; a bug, exp^M, focus, nnd i ;, is it n as y w write...dcep' thinking, provide f ■

^ . E-2 Tlnios-Niiws. Twin Falls,Fni Idaho Sunday, Jjly 2G.I. 1i1682 ' BusinesS S -______J I *" I Glooi111 d e e jp e n s foor blac;k busilinesseÎS in r a ’v a g e dI L .A . : ; r r - T —r — I unless things ch.lich.inge? Aiul who's gol - The Associated Press 1 tinevluchaiL'hanw ihingsV He Sleelesles at Icasl had an • i ' LO S ANGHI.KS ~- /Awailing a •^r^T.—r accoiintani. witiiili) cciiin|)uleri/etl recortls •• - P ^ small-busincss loann from tlie ■ f 1?;-? -I anil ta,\ returns,is. s s.) they were able It) >' i. governmeni is like lanii 1 'f' anguishing un com plete Iheir;ir t.emelgency aid and fcilh „nv for Ri.Wn Join lohnson. whose 'w SffH S S 11 Business■ss /Atlminisiraiion Itian I P uninsured Delicious Recoi.•cortls & T apes j'" / y ■ r • ■ . . applicalions in1 tiays,tia; t, burned in ihe riots nearlyrly two monlhs • •- ■ • • ■ ■ W The lack of suchsue records resulted in K i'go- .iruggle for Johnson lo j; 1 “You (lon'l know if todt.'day's Ihe day jp . complele his apphcations,ap[ Ilis tmly ), 5 you go to the eleciric chai rhair or you gel . i. leriencc was a lerminal ii id. f, a reprieve." Johnson said, es tiala I.) Billl)oard c g Dcatji in.apcry iloi.iominales Iiis larts. An.l he knows he's n discussions these days. IIHe feels like r. ; to change his seal-of- n vultures are circling: himn anda: hundreds ■A the-panls husincssness siylc if he reopens, S o f Olher b la ck s w hose bii.sini.sinesses were IIS in Soulh Central..il’v' g looted or torelieil I'oilowiiiwing Ihe April the ol.l sile, so his Itical' iC 29 acquiltah in lhc RoRodney King ' .. • ■ tin.l him . A I.il o f days J police Ivaiing irial, ' V I take home S40(l. N H e w o rrie s alxnil landUullords looking Reopening elsewiiewhere in Soulli Central S lo ja c k n]> ren is for Inisinisinesses irying IJ is inc.nne in half, hc g lo reloeale: "I've yol lo1 tintind a location 2 lx-*fore I e a n jicl Ihe loan.11) in.mey.i And I I nine lo have lo move Ihey're exploiiiin: dial." out of the area — L, He worries alx)ui liitsiliistlers who say innvnieatl. stune place [• Ih e y ’l! w»>rk for liini chcaheap. They say . .j wji with the poleiili;:iniial .'f I.,A, 10 years * hc can show ilie j-overi'emmcnt loan .' II ' 'M W ago. And IhenI hn|hope I can tl.' business S officials a fiill-)vice bill.>tll. c o lle c t Ihc money ami pockei ihe diflilifl'crence. JH J f e :ions liavc suiliicetl at a I • He worries ahoull rreal e.slale ■ H l l'"''*-’ q i'cslioii' time when J.iliiisoinson ha.I hopcti lt> lake « sharpies looking to takee advantagea of . • H ljgS V il easy. He hatlI decitlctl hc tli.In'l need him if he has to unlo;iload his one . . .1 million-tlollar home, 5 '■ remainiiii: assei; a houselse in aflluent, ial siorcs he once ! ^ largely hlack l.adera lleiileighls. worth ___ _ ■•nine. n b o u l h a lf a niillion, ai lea-leasi liel'ore Ihe ' I l.’oke.lal life and said . real esiate lecessjDii. off jusl enjoying life Now neatK .s(>. Johnslinson may he raiher lhan pushiii!.hint: il." he said, • forced lo se'll. He's iwt)iv monlhs Johnstin e te w u]u]) nearby, gradiiafing;.. lH.‘hind on iiis nioitiiaee. fioin Manual Arts\r ts llie h .School ju sl up The sioie had providvided a good ' APpftoio V eniiiini A venue,iue. He w.is IS when he living, enabhni; him lo. sendsc his four I • Ix)iu:ht his firstI hm house, daiijiiilers Li > private scl sth m .is. T)r. R o b e rt JohnsonJ c Is waiting for wordwt on government sm;mall-business rebuildiniing loans.for his burned3d c u t u n in su red record s Hack liicii. you coultl buy a htmie y«nmgesi is now lullowiinH11(1 her MUi;rs on w ages I'rtun1 GGeneral c Moltus' South, (hrough collece. prospects for nothing, wwtnild get a KapitI Transmsii District p.dice car fkfleeing to a suburban boonDin Itiw ti. Q .,1^. pi;,III. w hereiere he w.irkcd for nine. Dclii-ioiis K,-c>ids was.,s I lh a i ii' »il;il>'--- illn llIhe inner cily. pi thal ctnnes loo lale for c:caught up in the l.wiini:. pulled ii|>ovcrl;r llie curb, particularly pa if Iiis ltiw-i.- i n t e r e s t ^ ea rs. A fter a S2.(H)(I S2.I tlow n paym ent, htirned when lire spre r„.m . Hi" »" 'I' A fomier car faciory cmpliplt.yee wlu. I'our officticers wilh guns and gov go cril me lit loans iltm 'tt c o m e i,c paid :j.l()fi a iiiDnth11 Ibr inurlgage nearbv lii|iit>r sli'ie. wliii.'liidi Ji.hiison L’ visiting ytnir parenls al liie worketi w hard for decades, wwinding up sunglasses sumirroiind a Imy who Itniks ihrtm ihi gh. and insurance, said w as i<>ti.lii.-d I'e iaitse its ii Japanese- -|l ' like'• with m ore lhan .S2(K).(KH) in11 iinvenltiry. li> Iv alxml 9,', Tw.)T cans ofconHscated ll's a c>nnni.>n IhoughiII lor Ihe facit.ry• cl.closed Ml years ago. A m erican ^>'ardd lo l me." he said as .lie w lie site of his recortl siore. Johnst>n Jt sneers al Ihe ganyly m einliers s p ra y p a in t sit sii t)ii Ihe c ar. T h e boy. t»wtiwncrs of tleslroyetl businesesses like pan of Ihe e.\odiistdiis of high-wage blue- ah'ni: wilh iheii ciisuinicrs, ponders the mokc-siained concrete walls talking ta loudly on the ct>.-orner. He pi.)lcsiing llial:il heI never defaceii a bus, TeTerry's I'umilurL'. which operpcnilctl (or c tilla r jo iis fro)in m Southcin .‘ Calitbrnia Insiirancc h.id alwavs. IxIjceinliinciill IIU" jiisl sum panicularly despises ilie tlriiIriig ilealers just buililings.;s. has his hantls cuffcd .^1 .^1 years just up the streei. CurusitMiiers over the past twowo tiecades.I Daring lhc. IO o b la iii a n .l e x p e n s.ive iv i in .Soulll Vc"i»mioni Avenue from a local p; andmark. Mr. Jim's, who w somelimes came inlo0 his store. iK'hiitd his backick, caicam c I'l.'Ill as far aw ay as La>.as Vegas. lime. luuisimisim ; costs so.iretl. fenlral I.os Aiiecli-s. l.ikeike m any o lh c r I 'a il^ u e ' iiin> bragging aNnit easy nitniey, I lel! me they would thi said sa Myrt.n Sleele. a son Someone, soi'st)mehow. needs it> inner-cii\ ’ .sinesses, Joinlohnson risked JolinsonI Hgiiresli he'll need months bi Ot c o u n s eiling lii to work thrtmgh his know what dial 1.1 a ki.l I ii: in Torrance." a largely f.iiintler. (bi provitle jt>bs andnd ;'a tlbrd.iblc inniscs in uointiuiil,. ... "They'd say, Do you kn lunv ’’ " he white subiiib. .J. J.ihnson .saitl. Now Ihe .Steeles think Ih'Ih ey m a y th e area lt>tiay, hhe e >said, . Heniaid Kiiisev. ofieralii-.ilioiis ellier or niixed eniolii>tions. y.)u y. can gel for llial stuff n. c r ihe rit>ls. Joh n so n hatl lafilake their insurance money amliul reopen " L o o k al Iheseesc people oul lliere." th e R e b u ild LA Uisk forciirce. eslimales He can’l'i uiulersiandi why blacks recalled, re "And I woultl lell1 1them ihey Sh.iitly alter elsewhere, m aybe in Lane;icastcr. a .J»»hnson saitl. "Look "I.r at lhal guy jusl itisiirance w ill cover onlylly halfthe SI w.nild atlaciack a business owned by are ar selling tlealli. pure and siisimple." said he fell oblijbligcd to rebuilil. lo show el* M t.jave D esert c ily w here Ihey ihi have slanding on ilie: cocomer. All he's gol to' billion in dainai!L- lha'iial was done another blacla c k to r I.'i y e a rs , a sto re Johnson lilames the govncrnm enl. his apprecialit)litin for ihe c.uninuniiy Mi longtime customers. 0 is to sland .m an.ither, dnriui; ihe iiois'. mosilsily to small wilh ja/.z. soso u l and b lu e s rec o rd s so llit)ugh. ill Ibr not llnding wayays to help lhai helped himlim create a gtitul lite for loi l.iok forw ard It) is ■■Look al il a ro u n ti h e rer." ." S le e le c t)rn e r an h o uir r fifrtim now. And the busiuL ^ses. A iiroup lieaii'eaiieil Iiy state unusual tlialhat customers came from children cl l>efore lliey arc lost1st 1.1 cr.ick h is fam ily, I’ei:’eoplc like him are "llie saitl. gesturing to the ruhble-ll■rillcd lols o n ly thing lo comnine e .Ult o f it all ftir him .. Insurance Cnnimissiosioner John .Scandinavia.ia. Brilain. Japan. cocainc ct and crime. c a p la in s o f iliithe area." he saitl, the sai where ihe siore hail been.. '"W ho’s is hc isn'l tlriinkink Itulay becaiisc the CiaraiiK-ndi is U-ikinj; inloml.< relbrm s to Y et h e says sa; he understands why He shakes’-his head in tiisgsgiisi as his positive ittle niiHlcIsmo sorely neetleti, wl m ixed up. lliinkiiig al)t)iii g.'iny g.< 10 om e back tlown luhere now lit[uor sitire biinietlnietl dtiwn.". make itisui.tiicc affor.:b n l.i b le a n d p e o p le W'lu■•ho have noihing. w’iili path p; down the sitlewalk is blbl.K'ked by N ow h e 's mi. K o re aa n m e rrc h a n t le1 a n s tai>an from'T'-off than many., A ^sinall-biisiness loan dectdine if the posi-riotot rcsidralion money to wt>uld cover anyiinyihing ihe insurance will include his Adva Ikltv Lee when he necdetl m fly to New Jersey Ibr biss sister's; doesn't.iluring lliethe eighl monlhs or so M arket. lhal lebiiiltlingLl wvho ficti viciims. we're 'i in n I llie l>esi con d itio n .” he will icbuild the store Iibat humeJ g9PI9ipea|iK >i inner cilies after the 196(1:)(ls riots, he saitl. "Bul likeike I said, is it w orth il on the rundown siretclItch of West Members of many races nt)'low musl to ctunc back hereicre'.’" Adams Moulevard. fiv.'ive minutes . j; ^ ■■■■■■ ' 1 . tiecided e wheiher It) stay in i: rioi- Reccnily, he's:'s hadI indications lhal, from Deverly Hills, yel1 an economic -"'i ila m a g ctl p a rts t>f L os A ngel!cles, I'or .some black groii|rtiiips and individuals eteniity away. many Korean* American;Ills, lhc may raise thec ccapital lo build a Money isn’t the issuisue for Lee. ’ answer is no. unless the gtivevemmeni black-ownetl marlaiarkel on the land lie who came here from Kon;orea 26 years ; : * .j ling anti — or more acciir-•ciiralely. his hank — ago with a college .legreerec a n d S 1 7 5 . - • • 1 I ■ ' ■ provides pr. help in rebiiiltlii assurances they'll be prolelectetl in still owns. Insurance would covc)ver the SI fuiure. " It 's 100 e arlyly t'lo talk about il. but million il would lake loto ireplace the [I Ihe Lees appearing lhaltbal way. If they want ' ' market lliai lie. his wife,ife.Betty and. I.— I S o o n e re c e n l w e e k e n d , ll .•e're more than happy . ! her brother bouylii four•yearsago. ye - drove 10 Huntington Be.icacb in ihcir chance we'n * .•ni," ; The prtiblem is ihe danJamage to his •" •y-;-,.; ■, ' I O ra n g e C o u n iy 10 lt>ok alI ;ia likely to five il to Iliem.' v is io n i>f o p p o n u n ily through ih r hard . " ii ^ . ) s J ' " v a c a n t loi 10 b u ilil a m a rk i work and I'ailh. sai.l Lee.•e. w' h o se firsl ^ COIcompelilion from nearby Ralj;Sjlis!m.i H EL? PI FOR THE : * - lies was as a ; K Albcrison'sAll siipermarkcls wtwould he HOMEl E B Q U N D job in the Uniletl .Stales ■ i - • - iix formidable, they know. Sl.T.S-an-lunir janii.-r.. T h a i v is io n ■ ■ for Our .n-rvic willvill cnll■ tlu- liDna'IioiintJ was lost along w'ith the markeiin; when V i "Thc only lool we havee in lh is up i.>:! tim es 11iitlaytotnnUfsiirctliey tin , ; rescnimeiil ajiainst sis u c c e s s f u l '• , \ , compelilionCOI is our liarti woi'o rk o u r ‘'r c O K . lU'Ciiril:c.ril(;il m t'««nnf u iv fit . n V ’ ■ ’ ' ' w (li'lails. Call Korean-American inercluichanis boiled ‘ \ spirit." Lee saiil. over into looting and liumiim in g , "’iFt>r n o w , ilie y 're thinking The riots occurred afteifler Ihe A p ril r - 'Iliey are praying, wailing for 29 acquiltals in the Rod(odney King alill least I an explanation of hov rfflfiiGiGHfTOlHl I policc beating trial, B u d d y anmd c Betty Lee talk with thelheir longtime customer• SSolly Mijach at the sitete of what used to couldcoi have walebcd fromI a squad by CiirCiirtls Smith ; • ..•• S u r v e y i n g w h a t re m a Advance Food Market. BuBuddy says tho lootingI aand burning of his stonore damaged his car as lheir business w;as allailackcd — I— laped, ■.yfltpre — If).OOO squar. ard work so he’ll probablibly rebuild elsewhere. a sceneSl they say they vidcolaj . i'!‘r4ppficrcte slab without so>'so-nlllth as a f “opportunity through hare "This is the devil's workrk." Mrs. , a y s A m e ric a . , wall — Lee says icre that their vision of ababout money, never lake;c lime to neighborhoodit)tl h a s b e e n s t e a d i l y , U Lc. c said, ,-^,«m inds him of King .S y in America led Ihc Lces know kn lheir neighbors. TlThe Lees deteriorating,g. anti shc expects the "This counlry I thoughth i w a s a ' final years, of personal t s ago lo purchase the broke bn thc stcrcolype. w orsl; lawful country. All my life I respect ., and social chaos. Balian Markiirket, founded in 1926. The markci had eighl ene m p lo y e e s "W e believe unless s been involved in the from' ihe area. It was also,0 drastically changes in spiI inl Ihl. jjrotery busi usiness in various ways cenler. check-cashing point;II ^ i nriTa country, ibis all will coi since 1971. loiloan center for lhc neighb maybe soon. mayl>e worse'rse. hc said. a yi where many residents are ...... T h e g r a f f ili- d o lle d .slri].trip of West '^'*ddy Leeê. 5."^. still worketi days wl Wtten WB chachange to bayllght 1 salesman, slopping by the they tht arc wiihoul cars in on J, does that moan our ' Adams where Lee’s markarket sal is a as a dairy sal Wc can makilake il woflh more righi aow.■>. Lilc L Trust Coipoialion invilesE s y o u lo tcrw aid,.Beiiy Lee. 49. mostiik car-ucpcndent citie :k shadow comos at gritty example of Los Anj;uigclesasthe market after Its in inc examine a newnev approach lo life insurance.}. ConsumCi ei oriented lilc insuranciICC builds lly lhal after years of 12- c co o u n try . 'our or six? r^' new Ellis Island, and ofo f h o w tb a l .-âys ru e fu lly im inediale c ca ash value and allows Ihc (lexibility Ilcx and liquidity you needcd. while • . shc sometimes fell her ■: ethnic diversity hass iin c r e a s e d J>«ur d a y s , sl "They had to limit mec 10 Ihrcc meeling youfiur long lerm objectives, were as much family as ,j„ A pesslmlsi' Is ia peron who looks > tensions in working-cl;-class black customers w< limes a day at the slorc," sailaid Airred || iw ,Ihc amount ol insurance you need, call us. We will sendid you an both ways on ia one-way street. > h e r c h ild re nn.' , ■ -\i neighborhoods. "KC Man" Maddox, a I I and illustration al no charge. ;/.* .•/•• stand in the now-vacani bicyclist bit nicknamed for his:is’^;:;JSe stui two things you El Camaron Rosadoo serves^ up As Ihcy st; _____ Look at ttie dlfferencsnce tor a non-smoking man, aaoo 45 nere sre slii of fomier customers stop soft sol drink. “If 1 didn't havec :anything _ ^ ^ n m _ can get fora anl nickel - heatfs and ; •'chil' frirf” and ••lianiii m s a n w i s b ” lo*. d o z e n s o f fviau w liuin^ llin lnfi ated fisii aiur“ l>y“‘’nTooI7ciinrnnmTiMjyznTTTfrrnting'-gT’ Trrm nTO rc • along with lime-marinaiei for$1W^000woiworth 4)f traditional IHe InsurairancB- l: i n drink and and offeringng consolations. Blacks amand jusi watch life go by." octopus cocktail. Men c coNSUMEn oniiiiiENTEOI . nan to friend:‘I lust ines'e laundry complain of:if Koreans who employ ;Solly Mijach, a 64-ycar-ir-old Los Unhappy man quarrel in from of a Clime: ______IIFFIN?;ÎRAÂNCE took an aptltuiiitude test. It's a good y. Mcxican only familyly members, care only ArAngeles native, sayly s • and A rm enian bakery. rViiiiic thing I ownown the company ■ > .:.-i^ncie blares as olherss init cowboy 1 . $ 1,500W ' . •■/••■■/•■ ■ [lllll^ o rk under a parke^ / ' X R Y 3 $ 4,500}0 AnacBssltyli'ty Is something you > ,c can't get alonilong without, out do. I J t O U R - 5 , $ 7,045 AluMurylssoi1 something you can. ] DAN KARR $ 1i1,1^2 ______10______S 18,63-^ - G R E A T ______I got along without,wll but don't. 1 I onctjiii'nl coil ol in;uru« t.Urt anc) lhe,cuttiii■tniiinlciKl !: :l: :j; ;/.* • ^H P nepm ent Ccnter. locatedloc in u FROM Vi LUNCHES ra;eol75% FlawjtosuDiKuD)«l lucfunB", hui an ncrti W l«5 llunllwK Necessityfty cor luxury? Auto 1 > ^ B ^ S t church building thaihal looks to i fluJijrtRdnieoMN. $ 3 7 5 t o $ 4 2 5 repairs costst lessh when they're ' iibama back ______b e l i f i c J jne right at: : T c « V A IL L E 'tr ro o d . m A C E D elivery Available {UST CO8PO8ATI ' Crude "layuway OK"." ssigns loul HourcMondn-SaûnUy § Ijre Ib 11:00-11:00 •Sunday11:30-10:0i cut-rate furniture in .Spa 734-5025 •TWN FALLS P.O. BOXK 85K •TWIN FALU JD 83303r cimrtiCARCmiE English:-lhc Thai B-l^ " B . g i n d 1U2ndA««.Wttt 1811 A ddisonion Ave.1 E. TWin Fitta WILTOM • ] Burccrs restaurant is a wreivrecked shell 212 2ndd >Avo.W., Twin Falls J i l block uttth of Dovntovn Man;aiq n JOHMHAMi 733-3W _____ y . b r c aall i r734-3383 | fencc. 734-6181 I \ , behind a.spiked security fei "L-Pooin n w i : : I'.'ly.') Tiiiu.'S-Nuw;;.. TwiTwill r,111:,, ld,iho E-3 g g ______Busisiness

Tradewifinds ______JM ost ini[fested Sljpud fielIds will beI harv(i^ ested i David Cooper of Cooperper Nomum The Tuncs-News I h aarm rn ony I.ist .Saiiii I'.uiii 1 and liiuSoil confcrciK-C' on "Iiitcnicmalional Here's a.summary of Saltalu rd ay ’s F 2rmlieat P I i;«iinivcrsaiy cclcbi.ilioii. 1\ I. h .liul (;.iyiori(leiilI uli llic ,i;.’iKiiltuie ill thec Magic M V'alley, said j beet crops found in Idaho? I’*-- Sen. Urry Cr.iig.ig. R-ldaho. ■ Crcc 71" association. Ncailv .illI IIIi ilii' lun W il'on. ;ui .issdciale .iss< .igriculture \ , was in London. harvested this fall, bul officicials are -w o will notPt increase ii grazing fees '' _ lu i Ik- piuh'ssui at ('S l and and ,1 iiieiuber ul the I Bob Maloney of PoP o m e re lle taking precautions to prev:vent the i.u h , .Senate,"Cniig Cr said Friday, inch ci s u in> I'cioni; i>' iccp .41 I'win 1 Mils Ci^nnlicrihcr uf (■unuiicicc- ll Portrait E)csign Studio^'recirecentiv had- disease from spreading further'cr- C raig saidlid the Interior ^sociaiion gia/e cattle di nIici II l.,iiiil .list, le.itiircd some son ul Ihe non- IWO of liis prints choscosen to be _ Beets known to cany the so-calledsi appropriat ionsis bill passed hy the orest Servicc and Hurcau ul iitliciii it.Klitinn.il aildll lessl> iccogni/cd among ilic 2.500 cxhibikbiicd at the Cooperr M aloney era;crazy root disease will be ggathered shouldl>e l>e lH.-1'ore ihe .Senate in lanaj’ement ran^c in non .is]'ji.1s ol ;i!:riciiliufiliiifc in Ihe aiea. Professional Fhotograpra p h e rs o f separately from other beet:els after In |„ previims years ilic evada and suulhcin liialio. Day of Filer rccenlly harvest and then tr:insponedd dircnly ||„,isc lias siipripporied grazing fee Brackett said i>iim.iiy gn.ds i America show in Oriando, I ma coursc in pearl and Sandra Munsccice o f M u rtau g h is ’ ‘ ■ completed a > to processing plants, saidd Myn.ii onlylly to see the move ssocialion arc tu iinpiu\c Ins week \\ ith hojies • Avbnmorc West, wiiichdl hasi Ihree l>ead stringinglg with Ihc Gcmological '' I'' riding in TexiLS tins Hueltig, chairman of an induMry ir „i,i„„,J(|.,(,y WWt estern law m ak ers in laintain pul>lic and piiv.itc i chccse planis in ihc MagicIgic Valley, Instilule of ArtAmerica, based in Santa' ' '■ l'l w IIIIIIIII! the• .\.ilional Cutiing rhizomania commitlee. , , - the Senate. Kaiicaiichcrs want conlinued iitwI-'-'" Hiiisc A ssi'cm iii.ir-nil's •'Uuokic 27.(11)0 this’ ------sprcspreading the disease to a min anliclpalcs ii final fin decision will be prodroduction \\a s ilic thenic Inlul Illi- \c a i, the ta ll :(l-year-old 2(1-; Idaho r. saicsaid Huettig, a Ha/.ellon farn ,,11,dc b e fo re ClCongress breaks in anni:nnual 'I'win I'alls ('h.iiiilulu-i ut wum.iii I- le.idiimim Ithe field lui the ' prepresident of the Idaiio Sug: r ______AilfUM. C o m in ercc A i;riculiin .tl loui scai-eiul Rookiekie litle . S he is Briefly ’______■ . GroGrowers Association. T hurhursday. cuinjviui;.; thi'' weekeek in the second ol A measure approved in thehe House Ranchcrs. bureaucrat.s 1 and Ihis Th veai s lum incliiilct a kid alx)Ut ready to0 gigniduale. He wanis to go to0 ccollege." LAS V EGAS G / (AP) — MGM Grand'n d 's S i hillion Hul uulnil s.Kll ilk' M'sKii uill not attcinpi attc to 111,itch Tiie Galena Mine wasvas operated by New York-b;,-b.iscd ASARCO Inc. lenic park will be markeied:d priinarilV[ for ihc cI l>>n1 iiKidc i b \ s e \e ra l S trij) ca'c asin o s lu lurc n r d and owfied by Coeur d'Af'Afene iVfines. straight reco families withth room rates coniparahfe (o some o f flic tiiiiJ(((iii//ru(ip(l-<(ul/,ir/i,k..if,lt p(.l)Cfs, III the liLst iwci years,, abtnilah i.O(X)hardr I|. ,IS \\.',:.is cuiicnilv bring! lamily lal nienilx'rs Jj ! Only the Lucky FridayJay silver mine at Mullan andind the Sunshine Mine con:o nstruction industry is poi;oiscd to .[-1,^, Ml,. .;. Larry Woolf, MGM Granrand lluiel liii. iiinlci ye;,e;iis ..I a-c," said koberl Ma'Ma\ey. presuleni near Kellogg remain oiien|)cn. notlnotch its fifth consecutive i dninni.n'iTOl.id chief executive officer, saidaid Wciliii.''il.i\. .liul chii-Î e\i•\ccini\c ollicei ut MCiM Ciraiiîrand Inc. ■Hie Uniicd Siceiworkcirkers of America Local 18 saidaid fewer than a dozen year. referring lo iheIhe IWO newest rcsorls tin ilie1C Stri|>..S I he |'i*>ic)|ci.i. utiicli IS espected lo10 binnii'.i ilk'll khildicn. Slieffler may l>e nuwinglg oout of downtown Sandpointnt to nearby Pondeniy. pFirst-Security economist^t K elly ‘.1.500 slot anc.uul video poker iiuichines. .iml.u 1(0 l.iliK^ ,\ imilw.iâv will Icatuie .^H skill eanies, eai a viileeing is one liiing and m; The iniercst rates also0 m ade two. Business is business,:ss." ^ Iiome loans more affordabible for SALT LAKE; E c i t y (AP) — A Hehiieliiniann saul. Ue ••.ikI tlk' upci'ci.iiiuii Opij.'ii now IS h.iseiI.ised in Riverwood. )ve would reflect badly ■ Ciiy Council nieinbcr:r DavidC Sawyer said the move lower incomes, he said. new credit cardI companyct will have ils woulould piovidc .1 I.nine u..I jub III. nn the c ity 's erft)rts to revitalize dow ntow n. "It's “ It like the captain and headiiuarters inII Ulah.I and company oppo)pt>ituniiics. "Since n will 1’lie the ^ lys for llie cily is that 'Permits for single- abandoning ihc ship."■ SawyerS: said. "Whal it says 1 con- officials say upip to 5.(1(111 new jobs natioItional hcailiju.iiieis. ,i |uccutivc julls." iK'said. ^ p ^ A r ee For You! .•onstruclion inflated -15.4 piperccnt Prime Option.;ll. a subsidi;irv o f D ean 11If cniploviiicni icaclics 5 I I W e ccarry a som e of Coors ends talalks to sell trans|sport arm IO SI 19.1 million for llie ih six Witter of thele Sears family of peop.•ople. the cunipain wouldII i.i'ii. L I then10 most up-to- • months. companies, plan[ans to open national ameniiung I'l.ih 's io|i 10 in si/c.. II'niiico 1 .r daid a t e p h o n e GOLDEN. Colo, -, NegotiationsNt with J. B. Huntml Transportation Inc., I Ihe SaU Lalc area this Permits for 4.252 dwellingng iinils s y/stems s t! on the ’ over llic purchase of Coor«ors Transportation Co., havtave ended, officials of ^ Berrrniaiin of ihe sialc COPY CENTER werwere issued through June, ' c mlarket a r l to help liie parent brewing firmn announced.at ' ^ Depanment ofol', C o n n n u n i ty a n d ■ more lhan half from 1991. y o uur r business be ‘ •The two parties couUIIll notr reach a inutually satisfiiisfactory agreement on '»oi Ecouoniic Develoelopment, H )re productive. : j: llie salet)f subslantiallyaly all Ihe assets and operationsns mpany, will continue concommercial building, whichll | poslcd „|,ulliinalcly will housc ft upcraiion ofthe unit andid resumer its search for a poten■tcnlial buyer. a;i 667.5 percent gain over• ;ia year option'ss c complete operation'-. I O r in c lu d e s Ire e pickup S dnii'.;liv(ii-y i ' r * fl 'Ilie decision to sell the transportation subsidiaryry isi part o f an overall ago;igo. For the third straight n Miicliidinf l.illiiliing and customer Mis 2 . i V S cl'fon lo sharpen the brewrewing company’s focus on1 ihthe brewing business, nonnon-resideniial construction1 'viiliics 1,^. ,,,said. The card is S n ie s • Sur-viCG • SupM'it; and ihecoinpeiitivcchalleallenges o f the l>eer industry,I. accordinga to Peter 11. top|lopped S30 million. ' scheduled lo lie.•released re in 1993. A A-MK IM ll'l'l .M ii.. 5BOWMAN Coors. chief cxecuiivc offofficer. . . , . A new building for EG&GC Idaho , MounlainWes'esi Financial, wliich * . C a n o n COMMUNIlUNICATIONS Most of llie businesses,ses of llie refrigeralcd-iruckii. ing opera ion comes in j Idaho Falls claimed ihe bbiggest was purchasedd Iby Dean W itter in 4;:il Hi 1.1 L.XKls Ihvi). N. V . . V _ _ M -7801 y from outside the brewery.:ry. shaidiare with a S13.3 million val/alue. 199(1. is lo be llie issuing iiisiituiion . Twin I-a iis • 7 t:i-(>4»') - Utility earningIgs drop blamed1

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i ' . '! >■ - E-4 Timos-Nows',Js. 1Twin Fails. IcJaho Sunday,.July Ji. 26, 1992 Businness I: New(/e s t youiing gun ttries to keep CODol headd Authorrs take aim;1 at stodgy, 5; ji'^' The Associated PnPress r — pous busine:less prose - Fresh inu> his new S ) ■ B O STO N — f- (AP) — It’s time W hite and and William Stnink Jr.. in f the nation's largest ha- NEW YORK (/ I* f" role as boss of t(' usinesses lo stop “The Elements Eleii of Style.’’ now ;i 5 1 " stiKk numial fund,ind. Jeff Vinik says he for American bus us and stuffy bible forfor journalists and olher i " has two priorities-cs — to do a goiHl job using pompous langu;ige. s;iy twovo authors whose writing> professionals.pn J| j*' and to stay relaxedted. 'eryone who has It illusiIusir;ites each rule with *. : ■ Tliat may soiiiulind sini|ile. bul it's nol , . book targets evei wriiten ”ple;ise fiifind attached," or before-ant-aiul-afier examples of bad • so easy when you''ou’re managing a S20 convenience.” and goodlod writing.\ billion pool belongoiiging tl) thousands of .c •‘al your earliest cc "Corporate writriling is terrible.” Somele exceri)is:e> E7^ shareholders whowl e.\pect you to ■ x , who co-authored • fûle:lie: He I conversational. Bad; t, : ouiperfonn the restres of Wall Street hy s;iys Roben Bly. v I •‘T h e E le m e n tsis of Business Your earliestear attention,to the p purchasing llie mositno; valuable slocks. Writing^' with Gajary Blake. "Tlie above matter n: is absolutely ^ ! The demandsIs arc;i so intense that * ISCS. Ihe weusily imperativeuive. Good: Please send us 6 ■ Vinik's prcdccesso;ssor resigned afier just S anticiualed phrase way o f s;iying thiillings. the beating your chec)heck by Frid;iy. ^ . two years. .not gening to the •.Rule;jle; Avoid jargon.’-Bad: r* : Bul Vinik saysys het won't do the job ^ around the bush, n poinl. I realizei.ed :i book was Well-desiilesigned documenlation is ;i £ any differently, althimglialt! he expects to , | n e c e ssasary r; requisite for an ^ d o it longer. "MyMy job." he says, "is 3 HBI needed." However. Blyly and B liike — o p tirnizciized human-machine 5; nol to let it Ivat: menu down," ^ . both business wriiriting consiill;inls interfaceace. Cood: If we w;ini g Vinik. lis this nioniti Iwcame the % \\ for more lhan 1010 years — said p eo p lee 10 K be able lo use the c laiest young: star > at Pidelity V? ihey re;ilized their:ir Ixiok h;ul lo l>e sysiem.1. we w need a manual that's 10 take over the | ^ Invesimenis lo :iuse th e re are easy toI undersland.um gship Magellan Fund, 5 ^ differeni bec;iu S com pany’s llagsh if others. • Rule: ule Avoid anlii|u;iled Morris .Smilh. who n alre;idy dozens of I S He replaced Mi 10 keep it simple phrases.es. B ad: W e d eem il g abruptly walkeded away at age 34 lo jg l fl Tliey decided Ki / I appeal to busy advisableble for you lo wait. Good; .vilh his lamily, • K» move lo Israel will 'lliey borrowed a We suggoggesi you wait. h took the helm at M || business people. T S When Smith I 7 m ula em p lo y ed llie Iwok lun: also includes lists of WO. the iiuestion was M i jjljn liine-tesled^ form \i M agellan in l^'IO s m ly the lale E.B. sexist wordswon and cliches. Ij how would he •eplacerepl legendary stock picker Peter Lytitynch. who took early 'Ji rctircment. * D uring his ten al Magellan. ||j | APphi-pi.0.0 ^C O M M ER C:iAL L PROPERTIES? T Lynch guided thehe fundI lo phenomenal - ])ed make mutual fund BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES?C H growth and lieljxrd Idellty Investment’s Jeff[ VIVinik, 32, says ho hopeses he can remain rolaxec:ed in his new role investing one of the most popular r MANAGEMENT? lanaging the $20 billion Fl w I Ccin cissisf y oiou with your varicc) '■"ilh compiled an Allhough Sm lich was liom in June, handsomely. Beforee Ihc w’;is lapped for lim il hihis flexibility and make c c d s. ord. llie ijuesiion for nnll estate ncc admirable record Now. Vinik said he conies to;) workw Magellan. Vinik outperformed01 the impraciaclic:}l 10 search for sm;: Vinik is howV 110 deal wilh ihe '-77 ', a.m,. leaves by ;ibout S:3()0 p,m.p m arket w hile m:m;inaging Fidelity's comp;ini;inics lhat could be hidden gen II Ihe job may be too ; . ^ fu'ts Commercial.11 leases available. || im pression thai ll d works about an hour or• scso at Contrafund and Gnjro w ih & Incom e ” li's diflJifflcull 10 make substantial bc er all. Lynch also said ‘ oppressive. A lter; me afler his two young sons. gogi to Fund. Growlh & Income, for ;ind matnake the fund nol look like:e thetl ihe exlraordinainary demands of “ cp. example, had anI average; annual overall:ill sto ck m a rk e t." said Jo Jol h n Mîgic V.illcy (îvil.villy n o w [ifOviclL'S managing Magell;:ellan played a role in xcnl under Vinik’s Rekenll:nthaler. editor of Morningsl ctCfaf7iocl.itc-i I.TVICL- for your STEVE HALLOWS ■'1 didn’i want to Ik- a workahi;aholic i^'uni of .34.07 percc S his decision to1 gel gc OUI al age 46 to * ' e said. l<-“nure through Man;irch 31. compared Mutualal Funds,I n Chicago newsletter 103) l.ixDil'Iwti.'tfd txch,intjc-s CR I. C RS ; sjKnd more timee wwilh his family. ci,wt;rk 18 hours a d;iy.” he s; ;ui it was an issue I had to0 deald percent fcfor the Standard & "He e has c ap ab ility o f 1Brofeir/Ou’iit’r Blit llie patternrnl of departures from lis job fî‘l'--lity says.s; o u tp e;rformiiig rf the market by■y 20! ihe fund doesn'il ’l phase Vinik. "I'm til. 1 can easily see how this , But whether hee can niatch that percent.•nl. bul he w o n ’l do it wi not doing anythinjhing differently lhan I •'"'‘•'‘>1comes seductive.” simeni performance wiih a fund the si/e of M:igellaiUan.” Rekenthaler said, MAGIC VALLELEY REALTY did before. My life hasn’t chaiigal.’’ Vinik Vii fell lured inlo the invesim % from Magellan is ;inotherr mailer.r O tiieihers s;iy that ju s i becau But he has hibudgeted his riiiie busiisiness after graduating fr ::: ^„ 7 3 4 -11991 9 :llan has gone through Ihn carefully. Alter■ he was picked to run Harv;irvard Business School in 19HS.8S. He Vinik insists his approachap to the job M agelli rem ni:inagers in three yea r l 1286 Addisorson Ave. E. Magellan. Vinikik worked\ I.'i Iiours a joineined Fiileliiy ;is an analyst thele nnext is the s;ime. He speiic:iids the day talking d ifferei l'l me;in Ihe job is undoable. 1-800-65858-3882 day for the enliimire month of May year;ir and then assisted Lynch on the to companies. iinalyzing :ii llieir din;sn'l 1 urnout is ;i function ofr Ihcll S ' g e llin g 10 knowow Ihe hundreds of Mage;igell;in Fund. “All I've wanieiiIled to fundamentals and i;iypic:illy making "Bun ■ - 4 idual.” said Michael Lippcp per. ------companies held by Ihe fund. do is run money.” he said. •'WheVhen 1 dozens of decisionss 101 buy or sell big individi p residdent e of Lipper Analytic "livery wakinging minuie 1 worked, wasIS an;■ analysl here I said. 'I wanvant lo blocks of slock, ces Inc.. ;i le;idiiig authorityty oni prelly m uch." VinVinik said, explaining runII money.11 I,want 10 run mono;iney. I Bui while Vininik is a proven Services III funds. • lhal lie made lhisis s sacrifice because he wanlUll 10 mn miiiiey."" |)crfonner. some muilulual-fund experts mulu;il f Hollyywood BRecession n or not,, Americcans still1 st^ssearch tiake full aadvantaiIge of eatting out s night-Ridder News Scrvicc ap p a re n tly are :iniimong the last lo on bu;niying food from outsii j seeks; profits shuflle off for an outside,o meal, und sourceces — pizzerias, faman c y I I f Recessions come, recessions)I1S go. when they do they sspend minimally: restaurl u r a n t s and even compaip an y I erias. l.O S A N GGELES E (AP) — buttll the cry of "lUiw about somelie The per capita expeiX’ndilures for food cafeteri; 0 ^ 1 ■ H o lly w o o d 'ss t'to u g h est search ClChinese food mnighr,'" apparciarently ouiside the housee 'came lo a mere "Am,nio n g s in g le a d u lls . :ii 1 ^ 1 these days isn’tn ’t llie tjuesl for an goes>eson forever. S640 a year, the lilowest of the 29 (.ouplesles wilhoul children, whichb a unknown lo siarecause eai lunch box in favo/or of the school Wcbsieisicr. "(Eating oul has lieconi celebruled ''Com'oming to America" oulJl Ihas liecoine an imponani par c.rccria's niacanironi and cheese a matteitier o f survival.” HH tria l re v e a ls fresh fi details of thec /American culture and beca couni in l«K)d-consusumption surveys) Hollywood’s petpeculiar accounting calinIling away from home is. well. 1 aic an aver;ige off 3.9 meals away ^.mitni HIIIIIIIHLI practices, whichich fuel charges lhat sayy cexpens in consum er trends. from home peie r w e e k , th e Ij £ J ihe industry doctioctors ils ledgers, BBull Americans are ;rtso intentlent on ;i^socialion s;iid. Floyd Lilly Co, Iting food someone else The book, ••Fatal ’•pj Sublraelion: c a tii . But in 1 991 - p \ NEVEE R P A I N T fiAGAIN!! How Hollywot;vood Really Does prepeparcd because today's fami Complete Pump imilics economy, widespn[iread layoffs and |jjF Q j For Your Conuiui’iiience, We Do Estim a Business." saywiys lo n g stan d in g arce vworking harder and just do company bankruruptcics noiwith- i f Sales & Service Hollywood accuccoiinling melhods haveive the time lo shop for food standing - the av,iverage American | t , • W e repair all m akes creale "a-worldirld of topsy-iurvy prep;epare meals at home, the exp:xpens :hlly, to ealing out { g f I CALL. TODAY numbers lhat would wc have driven add,Id, 3.8 times a week, it said. I |c * N ew Inslallatlons Lewis CarrollI Iwnkers.^Îh) referring "7‘•This is Ihe firsi econoinomic Americans wentIt out1 for breakfast N to the aulhorlor of ’’Alice in dow;)w nturn in receni history whwhere |,;y| .,h„u, oncc01 every two | 7 3 3 -1 2 4 0 I B u r l e y Jerome J i Twin Falls Wonderland.” thic e fre iju e n c y o f g«>ing ic w eeks. ;is often asi llieyll did six years | I 3353 Srd Ave. Soio. 678-9598 32324-4048 733-9683 Parts o f the hoibook, by Bucliwald resliislaurani or ordering a pizzaza did earlier, and theyy trolled oul for | j®* atlorney Piercerce O’Donnell and not)t ggo down.^' .suid Wendy Websebslcr, ,j„,g ît nmore than once a IrititiVilililTi llliujulti journulisi Deni'ennis McDougal. man;anager of media relations for the .,,so0 ,unchanged since show how Paraaramount Pictures Naliialional Reslaur;ini Asso^'iation.?"• . I9K5. ■ claimcd Eddielie M u rp h y 's box- TliTliere arc. of course, variation: O n ly w h en it came c lo ealing ! s m orfice biockbiisijiisler "Coming to thee a iimouni oT money people sp lunch out did thec average citizen , America" actuallually has lost SI8 onI fcfiKxi in various cities, depend)^nuing. concessionss to the changing 1 million, as d«defined by ihc amotiiong olher ihings, on the cosl:osi ol economy, choosising to increase sludio’.s*’nct prol:)rofils^' fonnula. mealeals. the availability of restaur;lurants slightly the numbibcr of limes the Superior Coui'oun Juilge Harvey andid tthe exlent to which cuting• 01 brown bag wenl to10 the officc along ' Schncidcr ruledled that Buchwald a par:i;in o f the local culture. with the bricfcasc. and producinging p a rtn e r A lain ' MiMiami residents, for cxainj nericans ;ite lunch r i & O" Bcmhcim deserverved a share of ihe toppipped the naiion in 19K9 and^ I' oul 2.1 times a1 'week iil 1991. ^ film's rcceiplss becauseb "Coming by' s| spending an annual average compared with 2.22 tim es a week in 10 A m crica" was wa: based on itieir S98f)•8f) each on fcxid prepared outj,)utside jygj* idea. thue home, I according to a Nalio In dollar lermms. the survey G ir ls , B !S h o e s in Franciscans, whose away-frc Traditionallylily, profits equal , San i S97S budgetsiin ii 1989 and 1990 revenue minilinus costs. In homtimc food spending cam e to S9 ( 3 9 9 8 Hollywood, howiowcvcr. a viirieiy o f andid tby New Yorkers, ut S963. fa c to rs — incincluding vague PhPhiladelphians, the sur> 4 5 % overhead charge :S p| ^ c o n v e r s e , j of 30 pcrccnlII nnnd huge bonus ofS8(X) apiccc on food preparedred on / ^ ' , I paym ents to staistars and dircclors otherher hearths, N f ROO'S, LA. GE, Andr-paramount alsoIso tackcd on a 15 PEK1> CONVERSE>E GOLF SHOE* H percem ’‘ovcrhc^head” fee, u figure RESTAUFJRANT der ruled docs "not ; • C hinese OC uisine • H which Schneider 1/noffi i 0 even remotelyy c< correspond to the L uncheon S mcttclals Daily actual costs.’’” FParamount also Ba n q u e tw=aclHtlcs i SHOP AND COMP\P A R E F O K THE... Mil kept a hefty'’disidistribution fee" for H 9 V • •• -WtTlutpartyoidt ilsclf. “• PEKING i x S u R A N T . I All of thesesc payments and 824 Blue L ak«:C3 Blvd.N. . . : cosis were d

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• SuSund.i)'. Jjly 2G. 199.? Titin.'s.'s NiNi.'wr., Twiti Falls, Idaho E-5 — Businness____ Gjlobal biggieies suffered tthrough paillinful year Japan goes in." the NEvJEW YORK (AP) — When:n llIhc edition, "The pain ww;is jilolvil in even as Ja / falls, the gianis gel hil first,I, ly y i." m aga/itie salts:ii(i. riie world's largest indusirislrial , A • worldwide economic Ihil I-‘otluinm ine's ;isseflion appcarwl ie talks Start :rb in d o w n tu rn , punclualcilcti In losses lo pre MEXICO CITY (AP) c and ahriiacl. Stales, whichtiich has aroused fears of iie and'lexlile percc•cent, sales gains lagged iK-liiichind businesses at htmie :gotiators from Canada. Mexlexico The automobilt ;>\vnlum. cially cdnccnicd, inflalilaiion and the number uf moneoney- was the umlerlying te;ic;iso:i. anoilierilown the 2 d the United Slales on Saturtturday industries arc cspecii triune lisl also showed IU.S. s otn a l-ortiiiic's iiiiinhcr'LTs-cnnifliMig The l-ofiu s on :i U.S. autom akers. alsoa have foughi loser;;ers more than doubled frotn , openlened a new round of lalks o: i/in e sh o w ed lh al ihe wi 's lead as lioine lo the wrth American free tr;trade to guard againsi ])jirovisinns ihai yearar earlier, fortune tnaga/ii deepest in ihc Unileiled Sl.lie's and hij^jiies. wilh•vilh 157, dwindled from ,reem ent. but said'so many ississues would allow Japancslose conip;inies lo reponKids. lere." Euro|)c and were jusu si l'i.-)’iniiin[! I (>•! s p o tss initi I'^'Xl. w hile Japan ecomlomies main ; unresolved that a swil't open assembly pLiiLints in M exico. "It•It was a had year everywhere rem ; Japan. siienjMhenci.•tied ils'N o . 2 ,posilion thereby circuitneii;niing voluniary the: l\ iwice-nionlhly business glosilossy loward year's end in J: cord is unlikely. lobal "SViml som e goodtd ncu s'.’ I he wilh I l‘>■ vs.vs, 1 I) :i vear earlier. NEW Y O RK K ((Al’) — One way ‘“’jjJThe Mexico City round is the restraints on Japane:lese aulo imports saidid in its third annual "Glob ily 27 U,S. is com ing oulI ol. teeesMi.u Brilain \^as,is N,).N whh 4.1. IO explain if nonot bridge the gap sixtlxth meeting of U.S. Tr;Trade into the United Stalelies, 5(M>”0" lally published iii tlic July 1 between official:ial explanations that eprcsentative Carla NilHills. Energy is aiioihiIhcr key area of L——— th e e c o n o m y/ is expanding and exican Commerce Secrel;retary dispute bccause MiMexico wants to ' worlccr view s ih:that it is rcccding is ime Serra Puche and Canadladian protect the couniiniry’s vast oil C a ( 10 recognize the ihc existence of two Trai!rade Minister Michacl WihWilson resources from forei;eign invesimenl. r U.S. economies. . sinctnee they began the complcxX lilalks An agreement wouldv provide » The product!iction cconomy is 13) m onths ago. Bush with a countererweiglil lo Asian 4 indeed cxpiinditiding. the consumer Hills, on Ihc eve of the high-kh-lcvcl and European Comimmunity trading I econom y isn’t.'• lalksIks. dampened any hopes lhatlhat an sp h e re s , w h ile SSalinas would / ;cord could be reached byby the ' cement his free-mararket refomis and / Johnn ICunnitt "“:heduledk closc of the ro roi u n d biTlsicr ir;ide wilh iliiihc United Slates. \ Suncunday.^’ M exico’s biggesl irairading partner. \ I I Busij s i n e s s "I"1 don't think ihey will get:t ddone .Since laking ofo ffic e in l ‘)K8 , ------thislis weekend, frankly," shele i Salinas has lifled slslale restrictions When governt:rnnicnt officials and repo:porlers. on the economy, privatized p l;irgc ■ OlCARD!)Sf" M"WE economists speapeak economics ihey Nonetheless,n , boih PresideniIt BBush parts of Mexican111 industry and generally refer:r to t growth in gross andnd Mexican Presideni Car'arlos established closer;r econoniic lies ‘ domestic producJucl. Wilh consumers Snliialinas de Gortari are pushinglg li haril with Ihe Uniled Stallales. it is different:: They T talk about the for;>r an agreemeni to establishh what 'A cornerstone oflfh is policies is to > 2 0 % offf all J ul ly sliignation o f Iheirllu own household wou'ould be the world’s largargcst modernize MexicoCO and esiahlish ^ " econom y. trad!ading bloc. closet'coniacis wiihlh its neighbors, Business Card( Ordelers In recessionions past, ihe two Thet I bloc would includele ;3ftt) Canada, while iiirading far less # 1 ^ segmeni.s ofo f th e- e c o n o m y milllillion consum ers and Sft.4 trillion trill with M exico than lhllie United Sliilcs. I, Sprinint Print generally weree ii in agreement. Now. \ annual ;» trade. is e;iger to he incliu■iided in any trade ' I • - they differ .signi:gnificantly. and those BushQi has made the agreemeiment a zone ;ind reap ils poiloiential hencl'iis, / Center : in one segmenient seem unable to comamersione o f his econom ic polpolicy. Negoiiiitors are: alsoa reported to y ^ . ; :* com m unicate withwi the Olher. brufrushing off objections at hrhome be far apan on how In tipen thcir \ 5 Ave. North •" The suirkeslsl I illustration of the fror■om agriculiural and iiidusiusiriiil markets should be; forI commodities t (Next to Staniindard Printing) ; difference isis the contrasting jntciterests. who claim thatlal an such as sugar.•. citrus fruil. 734-7210' Downtownvn Twin Falls r fortunes off e m p lo y e rs a n d ;,grne re a so n fo r th e ; '• official cxpansicision is the ability of ; , b u s in e s s to produce p n more with ■ fewer workers.rs. a result _^of efforts 1 over the pastisi decade'to raise productivity/ anda become more / compciitive; in the global / marketplace. / / In recession’sn’s past, huge job culs i' « / / • Cruisers lElPA i i -G oood Selection were viewedJ negatively,ni though / such cutbacks:ks generally were / , f I a te s ^ : lem porary. / • Ski Boats *Loow Interest Rat« ; . Today, comjmpanies are often . J: _ praised for eiir:liminating jobs, the • Fishing Boat ow Monthly Pajayments ;; -] ;> -■ view being lhatlhat in doing so ihcy 1 • Lo ; becom e m orer cocompetitive, / scarce relative lo the • River Boats rades Welcomee ^ '• W ith jo b s scy A / : : si?.e o f the laboabor pool, the effecls / I of such behavicivior spread f:ir wider I,',"'! lhan is revrevealed by the O u t ! ; . I unemploymentent rate, now at 7.8 ^ T o o • m a n y hb o a t s . .. . . T i m ee t o M o 'iv e ' e m C \ : p ercent. T here:re is unemploymenl, •------underemployni'ym ent ;ind em ployee j r r a H i - ^ \ J? ? ! . j fear. Specifically,Ily, w h ilc 'a ro u n d 10 - m i e w y / ■ j: million memberbers o f the Uibor force r— •' are without jobjobs, another million have given1 iup looking, and nillion and 7 million • b etw een 6 m ill / I;, are working parpan-time because they " ' l i969 e 23-1/2 Foot F iberformI CCruisL r ' / l’ -- cannot find full-ull-time work. 991 M od 16 foot SpEClrum 0 I 198715 ft. B ayliner Capri O) I cp. ■ ■ Twn:iMJM hp V« OMC. fu3 siCfV H.ih iink>tiOT•^Krb mclotrf f / 1 hpFor< willt powfr till iwim pliilliiifonn. 50 l

i UfitboKiliJf Alftrarm.4 if* H FuUgiUrlUfj’, link. fiOTf. wita mcloMd hr»d w/portjportj pota,| inntf. , ’-rr* announcement.nt. / ■ tI>ck(u ^ - 3' Tliere arc manymj: other contrasts 12^5.SalcS»95 d c c m S7895.SiIeS6795 l0D.UI lowv 60 ma. APK OAC > lJown.7f theirtl assets, houses 1 ‘ included, havei/e shrunkenfi in value, ------' I ' Even wherecre interesis of the ; - official economomy and the consumer P l i i I or worker econconomy seem to be in S h H l i H H - agreement, thethere are elements of t m 198521-111-1/2 Ff. Bayliner Capri Opcpen Bow H 191979 M od 20 ft C restlincr l/« ^ ""^197978 M od 18ft M arq u is O ppen en B ow A conflict. EndoMdhndwy ,A.M/Blr2u«t( ■ 2<0h)(M(CftIC I/O. tmrm top. ildt t ift twm, urelm\lrsii>j(sau(i ITJhpElp Ev-tnnkk 0/B m«of. Bdling owiot br»clfckf (,t cCOTTOI top, j laudltttnro. I tn>tlcDvaCMCOl>aiitn;lct.iUlidd(r»ddtr. kn. itmcw AM/FM on The Feder;leral Reserve. • for / i)(no.tnvi w/tnkn.: f ■ Rcg.$9403W05.SalcS719S fliio i ni $S050.Sale»^5 fflo Q C S6250,Sj1cS4995 ffi n n o example, repe;peatcdly hus lowered awn. 60 ■«». ia5» APR OAC !^1 jl . U I 3ow60ma.lOi%APROAC !t>U0.0 to>iua.tnc«.lO-S%APROAC ^>XU?.7 interest.rate^tes to boost gross national producJucl. Dut one resui:sull o f that aciion is to \ ^ lower the incoicome for millions of thrifty savers.s. _ ' Eventually,y, thei two economies « |l ^ • are destined:d tot resume u more , trad itio n al rclurelationship, bul right now they seemem to be in conflict — so badly inn conflictc thai they cannot cveiven communicate I B ow ^ rB I 19841a Mod 19 ft Bayliner Cuddy[ d y I /0 I 198917 ft. In v a d e r O p en Bo intelligently. 1979 M od 19 ft. R cinellO /B Conrcnitic t(^, bulll In link. ? JohfMn w/trtm b iSi, (nmwi I®, ilde & «ft c Camper buk armi. pou pati. 5 hi lotnxn 0/i none nstcoi Buln vr/tile | attloii E Im Ja InaH In iifilu. ifnOfghi laihpNUnil/O.WrilroniHiltrpti 7525,Sile$6795 C l'l/I Cl jS95,S»l8SSWS . I The ; aw\'tOmoak|m%APROAC own.Opoi.lOi%/J«OAC $ 1 1 2 .! Mutual of ■fgM New York W I H b I m Insurance Company :ain M a r lies A Lynn C. Rasmuanussen I n t e‘fmount* r rin© Sal llliiiiii M o n d a v ! IVfj/MArumuWiOrtSjportSpec«/ijf th thru Friday « G L 8:30 a.m .-6 ;0 0 p .m ; Life Insutanccce ■ • 401KR0II0VCIS UIm \ Satuitday • Annuilies • Hcalllilnsuiancc \ \ m \ 9:00 a .m . to • Mulual Fundsds •CO(Allcinalivcs) , 5;00p.m. ^ • IRARollovcisIS M(!ONY 185J50 NT. M ain1 - Pocatelloo , I d a h o - 2'c232-6290 401 Sjocond o n Sirool North Vv 3 4t5 5 R iver Par]rkway - Idallho Falls - 5;5 2 4 -2 3 6 1 Twin Falls.Ills. Idnho 63303-1716 733-236363 I(Bus,) • 733-2S07 -CT (R 0S,)‘• 420-1291 4J (Collulaf) \ t I---. E-C Timoa-Nows, TwinI FniFnlls. Idaho Sunday, JiJly 2G.':g. 1992 n iz a tio n ConsumTiers_____ ------S h o i►re T r a v e1 l w o r k s 0 1n r e o r g a n cniilacled by companies I Better Busineiness B ureau again licing cini ^ B e tte r who imply recrecipicnis have money loinpanies generously of- 5 sometime ago we bought: B u s in e s s; due them. Com] I r r V f t Q- “ e or a percentage of ihe a vacation packagcpa from a companyI B u re a u fer. for a fee «i ng throui amount due,r. to10 notify you and ro KeepFheat froi►in blastin ~ called Shoreore Travel from Floiida. ■ — 7—— irievc Ihe fundunds. All Ihe consumer W c have beebeen trying to reach them is sign over his power of • ; rj so w e can sclschedule our vacation butI ' never received the travel ppackage al needs to do is si id money) and the com- • barriersJ have not bcc)ccn receiving a response. Jall and. of ihose who did., nmany were atlomey (and n ing withI radiant 1 ; rcccivcd after the customericr’s cancel- pany will hee luippylui Io gel ihe infor- ceili] Arc w e outt theti m oney w e paid if the f com pany haslas gone out o f business? I lalion righls had expired. ination, Q. Even wilh niy high air-conditioning; electrice I rs usually iirc not aware A. Unforturtunalely. you liaVe proha- Further, no onc was '"selecled" Consumers u bills, my housc is uncomfonablyun warm in thethe after- RjdgIdgo v e n t purchase a dial they canm ffind out if ihey hiive ;• ' bly lost Ihele 1 nioncy you paid 10 ihe. 1 and c o n su m e rs h a d to pi noon. The heat seerJems to be coming straight ing to ihem on ihcir own H ot n ir / conipiiny. ShoreSh Travel Inc. of Holi- 'Shore Travel package fron:)m the Icle-, money coming from the ceiling. Wh;ATiat can I do myself to blo< cost. Individuals whose •: jII day. ria.7 w'hwhich continues 10 Ik‘ ihe. ' niarkeler in order Io rccciv;ive the va- and wiihoul civ he.1t? J.H. R ad ian t b a rrie r foil umames are listed with subject ol' nmorc than 5(Xl-plus in- ‘c atio n . names or sum; federal govemmenl arc ijuirics 10 ihthe Better Business Bn- . On Miiy 14. 1992. (lie; 1icmporary the suite or fed James Dulley S ta p leiS s reau sinco 1‘1991, filed for rcorgani-. j injunciion was lifted aiand Shore public informatim a tio n . . Tnivel was allowed to resui•.umc opera- Unclaimedd fundf schemes access C ut your /iilion underler Chiipler 11 o f llte Fcd- eral Bankrupiupicy Acl, 'lions while irying 10 resi.•solve Iheir these recordsIs aand notify the person utility bill Shore TruN'ravel solicited consumersi I problems with the attomey:y general. named and offeoffer their services in or- with certificificatcs slating they had1 Tliey were also requiredcd to C-stab* dcr to createle a profit-making- husi- _____ I ;r Ihe state nor llie feder- ‘ Ikcii selcctcc:tcd lo reccive a fabulousi I Iish a SI5().(KK) fund to nmake con- ness. Neither ih A . Il is iiol y n iirir im;i}!iii;iiion ii thal heal is■ I'l.i'llnt b vacation in Florida and th c"B a-. ^ suiner refunds. On May/ 27,: 1992. al govemmenlenl charges for ihe ser- yon front ymir ccilii:iliin:, 'I'our roof, in the hoilol aller- 7*-v^ hamas. AllI ll'they had to do was call a1 • Shore Travel filed for rcorjjrg an i/atio n . vice. 1111(111 sun. can c;isil;isily re a c h l.'iH d e u ie e s o r m o re, '' / lelcnjiirkeliniing firm selling the vaca- ‘under Chapter 11 of Ihtihe Federal ------liven wilh aiiciiiuilfle iitlic;i Iliior iiisul.ilion, die• holIn roof Insulatton ' lion- packaikagc. Costs ran from, I B anknipi'cy A cl. T liis allows al the T/ic Timcs-S;s-Ncws ;i nif/nf’cr ol' r;nliiili.-s licat sira igih h lt ilow n ihroiij;li il lo y o uir r c eilin g . C elling______^ ifmvent $299.50 to.S3K9. S; ‘company 10 coniinuc Klo operate ihc Bcilcr Business B. Biirvuti o f lllis mu linly incrc;;re;ises ymir cooling costs,Is. hut ii ------1 ’Hie Deparpannient of Ixgal Affairs; ’ w hile d e v e lo p in g :i p la n of o f reorgani- Soiilhwcsicmni IdahoJ uml piihlislics r /iilion. fhis weekly coicolumn us u coniiminily ■ in;ikcs you fed warmirm loni: inio the evening, nisslvUy paint blocks alth:tlc h e a t. ‘’I' .imey general’s office for < Tlicrc ;irc tw o c:is\rasy aiul iiJcxpeiisive ilo-il-yi-voursdi low-emis llte sialc off FloridaF sued SliorcTrav- scn-icc. Semi.•/}(/ iiHitiirics or coni- i.uli;int barrier mcllioih o ils III b lo c k the l o o f s heaicat Irom rafters. The: nciilnessm i>t the joh is iioi critic.ilcr to i;l. allegingig deceptive and unfairr A waming to consun:imers: Un- pluiiUs lo llicItc Bcllcr Business Bn- I’.cliin^ llirough loI yuyour ceilini:, Holh nielliotlsds - spe- ,],j. elfective.iveness ;ii blocking the he.il'.il. To be trade praclicilices. The allorney gcnenilI \ cliiimed funds notices arc•e again be- l . m VV.W. JclTcrsan. Boise. /D ci;il low-cniissivityty silver paint or renectivtIVC rein - e ffc c iiv c . in.ike in.i suie vou h.ive iideiiii;|iiale allic iilleged thatlat num erous consumers; i ing mailed. Lociil consusuniers are S.V02. or cullill I-.142-4649.I K iu l'iI Toil - a rc ;ipplied a]’]' underneath the looflol inside v c n tih itio n . T h en nthe tl hiU aii hetween Ihe loiilil iiiid the ilK- ;illic. W iilt foiliil ini si.d le d . le ss ili;m ,‘i pcii.e ic e n i n l |-„of w ill lu m iraIv lly llow I up ,ind OUI. the r;i(liattt heal i:els•Is ihi io u id i. iJ IO me lor I'Tll.n'Y BILILLS i:P- You ean write I ^ I'lie n c w ly p c oi|'specnil f rereetive low-emiiiii'.'.iviiy I,,111s,iisling addresses ;uul iclephoilonc num- BEA(^CON PROG}RAM - 1992n I’a in i is s|ir;iy e il oitIt the ll uiidersiile of your luofloj insiiic of in.inntacturitu re rs o f >;pecial low -em issivivilv i piiiiK Viiur at(ic. ll reducesees Ihc einissiviiy i;ihilily olof ;i ni;i- radi;m t b;irricrricr foils. .1 sample piece otif foil, in- WESTERN:S[ BEA N CUTW OORM TRAP COIDUNTS ic iia l lo ira n s fe r r;uli.;idiaiit he;U) Itoni ;iboul X.*'5 percent [■ i„stnietio.iions iuul speciliciitions, ;ind:)d ;i cluirl I'or normal roof slieallealhing. lo less ih;ui 20 percerceni, showing rccommcimcnded leijuireil iillic vein;ni areas. With Ihc spccialII rpaint ;ipplied. ilk' heal.Iriiro m l i e S.I-'Ô iuul a se lf-a d d re sse.•d d BUSI- hill roof is mu ablehie to be inuisinilletl dinvn “• NI-S.S-SI/.l- envcli.elope 10 Jiinics Dulley. 77ie insulation and Ihc■ ccccilini! below, lnsie;iil. thele e x cess .•idgieeii Dr.. C’iiicinmili. OHr45244. - lie.it is cxh:uisicr iliiia’biliiy is not afl'eeled. ^ (% )_____ ■ iii-aili ami ils life or >! ,1 and is it environmeim enially safe? J.K. Vtiii can spr;iy theIhc p;iini iiruler vour rool w A, P;iriiclebo;ird;ird is a reliilivelv enviroiiniimeniidly. oulin:iry paiiii spiay■layer. It is a K o ’ v e ry effeci 82 99>9 5 10) negligible looks'’sil- prtiducl. hIi isolieii maile fioin overer 90 per- DccICclo (Del Monte) s|iiav ihc p.lini on) io]ilo of youi' rool. bul il lon f5 ' 74 27J negligible I re ic h e s " ‘"'i!ood rroiii siiwmills .uulI logging Burlerley Butte (Del Monte) 132 75 vciy'. This rellcclss llIhe s u n 's h e a t h e fo re it r ' t' r Tl <'pcraiions. NUich•h oof Ihe w.isie during producnction cim M uirtaugh rt: (D d Monte) 80 39\9 2 negligible \oiii rool' ami .ilsoI proiecispn your shingles froni M ilneIncr (Helwich). 692 ^8 78 282 1535 negligible ['i.uioii. Ahviiys we.i:ie;ir approved safety ami bn ' Ihe only possih•.sihie jiroblcm is the oulg.i^ E d enen (Mussman) 93 H. 41 - 13 102J negligible e e a r w h en p .iiniiiicc iiin ;ni e iid o s e d are;i. r you ;itc paiiiculiirly seiisiii' ) negligible mctliod is to insuill r;idiani111' h LiTi •! fo rn u ild e lm ie if y< om e (Chojnaclcy) 158 35717 45 275 Another simple iik liivc ;ideiiuii!e veiililatioii. cs i negligible ler die roof r;il'ters. W ith a vcve v l.m nberly Station (UI) - 27 ,3 13 2 18 aluminum loi! under year and dnring hot humii.l,l'c,»l|. g-b ) negligible cinissiviiv. pcaeieeiil of the railiiini he;it froiro m 'v o u r nberly (LullofQ 136 ,8 18 - 10 129 lool'is Noekcd I'romnil your ceiling, Tlie foil is ui s u a lly ______T w'in in Falls A irp o rt, 476 226•6 88 259) negligible leiiiloiccd with j'l.isiI.isiie fiber or kr.ifi p;iper foi ilui.i- .... T w'in in Falls - North (Ruhter)r) 60 5717 31 296} negligible I'iliix and simple iiisi;iisiallaliiin, "fiir )'2 270 63J negligible ng .j'-l:JJ. wide rolls. You juslisi sia|>lc il lo Ihe u iu le isid e F ilecr r - Soulh praney) 328i negligible CasU(stleford (Kinyon) 486 12515 15 43\ negligible mdell - Soulh (Orth) 667 200» 851 9565 1.5 Investor!rs must bee aware ofr newi tax rrules S•ndell (Evers) 376 100K) 236 3965 0.5 for retirtrement plaan lump suum payoulits — erage moth catches perr light1 trap for 1990, 19!991 and 1992 are presensenled in the graph, i ,.,...i a ;- Ni:w YORK (APII - I’eople who m;i\iniuniun of 60 d;iys to ni;ike ehoic- rules nuimUile that esiin lth flights have been at veivery low levels again this;s year. Expected lossess (including (it cleanouO lake lump-sum payout'ouis from Iheir es. Iii'leail.-ad. he suggests a inisiec-lo->- bellied. .-lukT . . k i a l , a r c lless c than one-half of oncle perccnt] in most areas. le iiie iiie n i s.ivings jil;ii rollover into ;i b;ink inoncy-y. "Aiul," Miilihew Ben I Ihc IHA i-. _ , h.i\c a new ii;ivii:alion'in!!!i! h ;'/a t d lo n u u k e i 11M DAMAGE AND nioncy withhcli!. pmind scmi-.innually t< jis. DIFFERENT BEANAN COMPANIES ESTI\ purposes of imniedi;iie use. )NSULT WTTH HIS I'hc leeipicnt has WM liLiysaliiTic-i l'"MlK-pur Sl.OOO.OO grow s tn S iWNGRADING DIFFER]SRENTLY. EACH GROLOWER SHOULD CONS ,'sts ill ■MiitlheW B en d er, ceivinj: llte money inn such.tasos s U) Analyst' ^REHOUSE OR FIELDKDMAN IN ADDITION TTO MEASURING APPL^PLICATION COST r. have scouied oul wluil P riv at .ivoiil .ill current tax livhy rL-invcsIiiii: il Iu'w cvlt. O T H E R R A T lAINST YIELD AND PRPRICE BEFORE MAKINNG CONTROL DECISICSIONS. Sweel com / is "iui easy w;iy around" the trc a tn in iui-iiher -U)l(k) or Kc.pli Ki |ilai., ..r '“yj' 1^- AVAILABLE INC leir fieldman for spray rerecommendations. Westeestem bean cutworm ding reiiuirenieiit. h.ised on receivwers should contact their in a ‘'rollover" individuiihml icIiii-iiK-iil "illiliiililin 7 75% ...... •} Veirs S 1.0(1 Idcon^lw ^n^Û1 ^ seven shows egg massesj^^M ^va^îng^ lluil the new rule does noi comuld p; be controlled in field c ;icc(iuiil that can be scl,a.,|.cs|K ' -dally ll'--- I* ' ■]' 7.2=.\ ...... '^Vc4r^ Sl.tm . IR A s. _____ perioc I'm th e pu rp o se. apply to 11' 7.(10% ...... 2 Vcan SKI taxpayer iransfer.s his i|uali- Mul a tle r th e e n d ofi this vear. "The ta) '■ IhtuneHHvffmouUuft (o com- and-g] Avg moths/tij/trap n distrihulion lo ;m UÂ vi:i ilii V t cUcT u maJt imh bj •'p;ivccs can no longerer clceti. to forgo Iicd plan d • to m.uuriiv bcailS, lo-iriistee ininsfer." lire'liim 2 5 I------wiihhoUlim:." notes Matlhew M Ben- irnsice-lo-i SI.S3-l.-l9! DOW riien he takes the ciish he METROff lle r Co.'. a N ew York Y.: lirm thal WAR armalion, needs outnl ofi lite IRA. The IRA wiih- INVESTMI s])cciali/cs in lax infonr CLUDE: is-nol-Mtbjccl lo 20 peiceiil 2 0 - ...... In o rtle r lo a v o idI ilKilil p ro ld c in . ding. SECUUTII,0(1(1 .Mininiiini ShOUlC he employer to . they must insiriicl the ciiiirsc. tlui liixfiiiyer whol„ 917 W. Sp«K'‘' Artiiuc • S|..U,<)rc than once a m m m TIB. INC, .Uif.WA W2fM vc;ir. The new' law requirenires employers /ILL SER\VICE BOI6 3 1 -1 3 1 6 lo make Ihc lrus|ce-t<•e-to-iriistec ar- u Suic rrijiknu. ■ a ranycincnt available,. so lhat nolKidy 9PARTING I 9 SEPT. 1 is forced li> lake a tiirccireel payout subject to wiihholdiriii. - 5 I M M 1 I 1 ? I n Brennan. is Ihal O n c p ru b le n i, saitl Hri 8 - 1 0 me time lo dc- ES 6-23 7-1•1 7-11 7-r-21 7-31 s;ivers who wani some cide what lo do wiihilh a h m ip 's u in M unncccssarily distribution often opi i ISE > -Ai-1990 - 1 -H-1881 -♦-191992 - ^ A v e r a g e for a tiireci payout. h i a d d itio n to ihe-he- w ith h o ld in g 1!! problem, he says, lh;ila'l jg iv e s ' th e m a d r further information,n, contact Dr. R. L.' 5Stoltz, P. O. Box 1827, I8i Twin Falls, j i t 1 ^ - iho 83303-1827,734-:4^3600. ■ ^ Boislise to , S /o University of Idahoho Current Informatioion Series may be addilIditionally helpful. I and "Bean Insect s a ilII Lake City J 9 0 0 < !,-v a u . ey are "Western Beanan Cutworm on B6aiuIS and Com” (#302) at ntrol" (#656) and anare available from yiyour County Agncullcultural Extension ;ent. lljune, Gail, Pam or Matdarjean for m ore infom Foris 1 program is conducucted by the Universisilv>of Idaho Cooperaerative Extension GNS ' - Idahcstem and is fundedd Iby the Idaho lirtndustry, Green1 CGiant, and the DESERT SUUN TRAVE )peration of Del Monljntc Corporationr M Two 734-<[-9486 dvancc They AD PAID FO•OR BY THE IDAliHO BEAN INDUS'JSTRY. Cont L A g e r :'ii ■ m a tio n . . T h i s EL S y s t . coop StSunday, July 2G, 1992 Timos-nos-Nov/r, Twrn Tiill:;. Idaho E-7 Consisumers —The'fimesl'fewW 8 I - Legalils-Employr^ment I ,

I LEGAL NOTICEI 101 LOST k FOUND 109 PROFESSIONAL x s s w SERVICES 1EDS LEGAL NOTICE “ HOUND POUND i t n e s s Tho following vohlcloB NEWS BANKRUPTCY' F i s> c a l f i Reach nrnre thanin53,000readeisaday wllivltli just one phone call! ond OQulpmont nro olloroe lor onlo by tho Idohc Slop loroclosuros. ropos- ,“12 TWIN FALLS sossions. suils. gnrnisn- School for iTio Doof orK ANIMALSHELTER tho Blind: monts a olhor collodion Vohlckis: aciion. Froo tolophono" 1983 Plymouth Rollnil. Found: consullalion. Appoint- ont Station WoQon Sll5i|. 1. Dingo X. block a whitto monts schodulod in Twin ^ f o r• w o nn e n moio pup. y « 1986 Ford Tompopo 2. Lab Poinlor X. blnck I°o j " Wm H. Mulberry 831 malo pup. AtlomwatLMW. 7 GL Ok Bluo mM 1086 Ford Tompopo 3- Spaniol X. block fomalo^0 P.O. B ox 186. groundwork pup. Ne w Ibook lays g GL Lt, Bluo Tho obovo vohlclos ortoro 4, S h o p h o rd X. brindlo & ioki ’08 is ' wiihout any oxox. whilo. malo. Complcic mobilo homo ro- agement 1 pross or Impliod worninan- emit. Froo f>f.l. 736-1168 formeloney mana IB ^ IB A doptlon: tp . I .U b X . tan fomolo pup DUI, Misdemeanor. Folony All vohlclos moy bo Intp d . Dolonso KavlnM. Rogera. Knight-Riddcr NeiNews Scrvice again:linst the financial drain of divori™'"- IS S 'ss. soctod nt ISDB nt 14KI* 2. Ausirolinn Shophord. :oming a widow and retircme:m e n t. in Mcfmiui Noscn ho, block & brown, 2 malolo Attomov m l aw 324-4553. becoi Main in Goodlrig. Idaho „ Housocloaning. hard work- c book also explores how thcc le legal IB ‘ ew from 7:00 a.m. lo 4:3( America slionciidchangcs it.s women. Tlie b luo sfso'dor Collio Dingo X, inn honosl and roliablo, All their lives,:s, ■they run a gauntlet detail:ails of divorce and widowhoododcan < w..S22iwow— p.m. dail/ ond afur houn_ _ black i whito fomnlo------willi’ rols: Call B25-5634.------ice SoundDR SOT”Sft(rJ««lwmn 4. Spnniol X, block fomalo- of economic obsobstacles while men drainlin purses. , m PlOlOUO(UlS«MC* Intorostod partios muB Housocionnino, Joromo oroa iiivcly easy acccss to Based Bai on her experience: wW ith 110 PtnOftUC»fOS*f« s u b m it so Q io d b id s t t( „ Lois ot nico kinons S cats ornlorrod. rots. 324-8610. _ enjoy comparaiiv . Ill n*Kj»f«ii«t E E S x . fty, loradoptioni personal financial:ial securiiy. clicnl;:nls. W all .says each womanI nus hu a J12 ncemmjtnWjnUi) K IS X JS iT ^ lSD8by1:30p.m. onAu Housodoanlng, ihorough, 113 CnMCvoStmcn gust 7,1992. Bids musttn LOCATED ronionablo tnics. good rol- In t?radc scli*ichool. g irls a re n 't pcrsoi■sonal “ money style" or pcrsonaliinuilly. SwvWOfKttxyr !!! s n s « . submitted on forms pro mnnr.«-. c.^l| 733-4841. . o f 139 6tti AvoW. exposed lo iniilli-iih-rclaled skills in the M;n en may share these habils. vidod by ISDB. I Housckoc« life. W omen end throughI U lc Wall sugge 9M SSwvSSSStSipmenl tor, P.O. Box 409. 650 Ad Room in Iconsod homo, rariv jo in in g dison Avonuo Wost. Twii 107 SPECIAL ily atmosphoro porsonol up being single gil 1 Foils. ID 83303-0409. loIo cnro lof malo. 734-3537. parents more Knight-Riddcr NewsjScmcc S( investmentt ccl l u b ' I [ 1 ] H 9i; UlUfT'Wm J phono (208) 737-2102. 'X,; Al NOTICES — Somi privalo room lor man. often, and theyuy or allendin d in g l l bids will bo publlcl; oponod nr>d rond aloudli^ a ALCOHOLICSi woman or coupio in li* end up there withi,}, Financial planner GiGiniia Wall financial sem■emin- ^ B consod rosidonlial homo 11:00 a.m.. August 3 ij. says women face:e se v e ra l .,rs to obtain‘in ithe 3. ANONYMOUS across iho bridgo Irom TF. lower earning 1992. in tho Third Soutluth Coll 733-8300 power llum men. crossroads in life andid i must plan sam e rush cc II Conforonco Room ol thi — C.1II324-5622. ahead for economicic survival. necting sociO Cial- 30r F»i»real Seiwrt Modica] Contor. HOTLINE-733-0122 Divorce, widow 1001 ArtWon bid A probtom Is not n problom g. Here's a look at foifour o f the izing to spcndi IOC? AuBFWn«pi« Instnjctions to bidders, bi tal hood and retire- VW90 nil Oudxra 10CJ MalVlWVlMts* Bpoclllcalions and blk|H whon shnrod. Montnl m eni arcrc major ones: money. „ low Knotwma} fonns mny bo obtninod4 khv Honlth Assoc. 5pm-7nm.im. 113 CHILDCARE .From child , On the otl ™ 10QS *«««**<<« n n t _?** hours on wknds- _ SERVICES financial chapp. • Raising children. F s a s ? i s ™ » jOOfl ^,y»u^autn«nt calling More Harrison i Q. cure to collegc, raisinjing children hand. Mon 70S IvmMaCluM'y (208) 737-2010. Instrui ters in a wo lo n c y II ■ u m ••AGAPE•• ys means working ihroug)Ugh a maze Hoarders m u y *01 Scftooh/iMlnKUon 1009 tions ta biddors includo;“S ( NEW men's life.” says 1010, AutOIPtfUiU) statutory bidding roquin Christian SchMl^a any Ciro G in iia W all, a of financial paperwirw ork. The n ot huh a v e 10% AutoSt'vcn m onts contoinoa in Tit ion AjioDuKn ii? GARAGE certified publiclie ru le s for p ay in g; ttaxes on problems w ilh 31, Choptors 36 nnd 4i COLLEEN S CLUBHOUSE 700 rvtn & Impienwms Idaho Codo. accountant fromi,n paym ents for child-cure c^ spending lo l n 707 fjmSMO Homodnycato/proschool a ^ Magic Valloy Rogloni SALE ^ full limo onlv. 734-9948. ' hom e ure m uch, but fe ^ San Diego. ' e x p en ses in y o u r h . fe a rs Modical Contor rosorvc diffcreni from those3se oulsidc ubout g o iin g i W all, wilh 25 711 HxM Cqwpmerl Iho right to waivo im>gulaZ‘ DEADLINE "■ , your home. And collcillcgc-bound broke prev(e v e n l “0" 71? liiw&on llioo nnd rojoct nny orr toH THURSDAY AND years experience 713 Pogar>ifUt*« urs: , children who remainideixndents di ihem fn 7U Sheep FRIDAY as a financial in Signod: John Binghan ’ must neverthelessis file lax getting adequ Monday-Frida ALL ADS MUST BE planner. has aturday, 8:00 to Noon Administrator " , returns if their incomonolils & jns for child mcnts. ij tho Conforonco RoonANONYMOUS opportunilios 10 movo inlo rarely make provisions Twin Falls, 10 833538 ^ ( City Holl. 321 Socond A' (Consumer Re 733-9113 support beyond the: a;age o f 18. W o r k s hh e e i e t s onoo Eost, Twin Foils. Idi _ _ managomont. floquiro- porls Books. PREGNANCY CRISES5 monts: 1-2yrs oxpor in all [;■ meaning that jhc; coc st o f 0 p r o m p lling i i ho, for tho purposos of or 516.95). Wall's I CENTER phases ol tilo Iloor mainio-• J- child’s higher educatration oflcn readers . lo FAX ontotton nnd a tour of th 72 nonco. 1-2 yrs supervisory message of urban nmownl nroos. Froo tosling. Call 734-7472 falls on the custodiadial pareni, visualize ass , ,0 .or1-f&)-371-7472. ___ oxporionco. Sorvico on- financial inde Tho mooting is opon 1 loso oniod atlHudo. 1-377-4461 ; ’ usually Ihe mother. and liabilities.ies. an 5tod Proiort yoor ostnto from pendence for (208) 734-55: tho public and inlorosto vith to sot UP inlorviow.______• Retirement. Collcgc- ' appendix I to ot survivor bonofits with women is also , Line Ads: indrviduais nro invitod I jklo Hiring sio ro m anagor. ■'1 educated women bet)etwecn thf additional onond. rms Mavorik Country Storo, carried by her y of b o ^ . Complolo wKh ^rm s ages of 25 und 34 can;am only 75 ' sources and ; • 3:00 P.M. Mond: DATED This 22od doy i a Instnictbns. $19.95 plus3lus Twin Falls. Bonofil pkg. Women's In ;l day's publicalion. cents for every dollarar earned< by book's logi'□gical . 11:00 A.M, Sal .L S $3 shipping & handlinj)to: to: Must havo rolail.mgmt. sliluie for Finan Cl'^Y O F TW IN FALL/A L “MY W F iI R S ARE IN background. Sond rosumo ‘ ’ a man of thc .sameic age and sequence, co Monday's pubiication. URBAN RENEWA cial Education ORDER' 2668 S. Colo Rd. to Bovoriy Barbour. Aroa education. For womenicn between bine to moke. c • X DIsplay Ads: AGENCY Ex- Suiio 330. Boiso. ID 63709.^09. Suporvisor. 10628. Gion /s/DovW P. Mc.Alindin, E: (WIFE). f the ages of 55 and 64.4 . thc figure 247-page tom:omc a • 3 business days Monov back ooumntoo. _ Ellvn.Boi5O.ID83704. Tlie non-profil II a Times-News ocutivo Diroctor J is even worse: only' 545‘ ccnts to worthy challi PUBLISH: Sunday, JuiJuly Posiiion available for ollico agcncy with laiicn- Advertising Sale:iday Itirougli Friday lor nexi d adm inistrations for plwsi- every dollar earnedJ bby a man. ger on thc e inloriiialion. 26.1992______offices in San can group localod in Twin , And thal means a smaller Ireudy ovo v e r- alurday lor Sunday's and Moi ^ USE BOLD Falls, Send rosumo to: Box Diego, Palm c row ded s sc e lf - IVVUI jV ^ ■ INYOURADSI*I 90256 % Tho Timos Nowo. Springs and . Widowhood. Monlore than 70 help momo n e y - P.O. Box 548. TF ID 83303 Norfolk. Va.. ys prior lo publicalion. Calla ■' perccnt of marriagess tlthat end in munagcmcm e n t Postion open lor oxpori offers seminars M It really draws oncod olfico manaoor. ■| death leave the wom)man alone. bookshelf, lies Represenlalive lor more ii on financial •Senio ATTENTION. CaD: Ron Nolson ol iho Half of all married women wo over K a t h 1 e igular open rates Groon Acros Cato Contor. topics “geared l e e n , c i ^ 65 will outlive theirir husbands scanncll, direclircctor w* ^ Only $.25 per word. toward women,JQ by an average 18 years regular rates but open to o f progragrum • Mei 5,1 day, $8.50 SPEECH-LANGUAGE men." she says. ’ * development ' m ^ The Times-News> PATHOLOGY . Free Ads • Lo ilable in bookstores. Finarnanciol Literacy Aciion Ccnieinter in V” .‘-y ve away 3 lines, 3 days ■ 101 LOST&FOUND Customer Servicee SUPERVISOR: Barely availal Clinical loculty position, ipcrtino. .secs financial planninging for Wsntedlor Dlscoont - 25% oil regu — Dept, for vour news of thc book'x)k’s focus has already Cupe ays per insertion. Found 01 tho Bliss brMoo: a d Holf-limo position to pro- ebrows. wom<)mcn as a marketing opportunity.lity. 3 BOLD classified ad , vldo clinical insirucllon for raised some eyebn Student Discoun11/2 ofl rei ___ todayl 733-0931. While women:n says they are justified “W "W e've done u lot of researchirch in * r open rale undorgraduoto studonts. s urea, bul whal it really boilsi do w n I—lemorlal Notices 12 iinesj lound: Small curly black(fo- f( MS/MA,CCC-SLP. Ihroo demanding redres:Iress for discriminatory lhis u V, 1 yoars of clinical oxporionco. • is. there isn’l a huge diffcrcic re n ce mato Spantol X. 2 ml W. economics, theyey . also point out they to is, Lost & lound, items to give ml N o lW ltn l. 734-2274 )r less proficicnt than belwitween whal women need orr w h at ^ WEDDING & BRIDESMAID are no morc or 1' FREE: Fomoto cat. spayoi tio n a l $2,id to Buy ads, up to 30 daysds* Rentals a Solos: 25% oil■'I nnd clinical aspocts ol SLP. men at bulanciricing checkbooks or menen need. There is an emotioi dodovrad. and box tfoinoi Invtlnlionfl. 733-6838. pcol (in Wall’s book), "You arc not lixduploSIOOO — Exportlso in hooring Im- bouncing checks,:ks. Personal financial appc; • See order lorm lor our 0, Plonso call; 324-3068. pairod and suponnsJon pr<>- planning isn't gemgender spccific, ond the in this thi alone.’ And there is notho th in g ------109 PROFESSIONAL lorrod. Proaciivo (acuity, c e tin g Ads* oxcolloni oquipfflonl/lacifl- book muy sendnd mixed messages, wrorrong with that as a market! Loat: Block malo Poak-ik-a- SERVICES aspeipeel,'’ says Scanncll, whosec firmfi Cinnol be used poo. bluo collar w/bolt3,rI.m------llos^strqng unlvorsily ad- ' >’ . critics suy. • ____ A-1 lotal mobilo homo romosome isn’t any offerfers only coed financial plannanning Fast Cash Ad;ate lot sale ads. Km tao. 733^784. ^ ■ "T h c Y chron S2.75/line,10tliys,lorilenispricec iroa: ropoirs. Rokivoliobswol-ol* da l nssisusnco tor studonts. belter suited forfor personal finances, work;nkshops. :utively. Loet Julto Ln A Locust nrobox. como. Froo ostimolos.s. Program comminod lo oca- Ladios walch. still In bo ______734-495S.______domic nnd clinicnl oxcol- Money is gcnderlJerless. You arc cilhcr The Thi growing ranks of women v Con ldonli^. 733-5855, n hire someone cl.se lo handle thtl e ir • Guaranteed Ai Mobllv Mechanic kinco. Geographic nroaof- experienced al handling hai il or you ore can h ic Add $1 fOf BSCi ol tors high qui^lylK ostylo. rsonal financial managemcni di days regular priceffdays Itte. $2 Ci lor each 3d, 6 lines o r' ------I. Ibklntsnane*. Afraid ol noi. Thai's whyly II’ve never wrillen a perso m r e M You> ad wlU roacFi 23.OC•000 what It might cost to lako(oH tt Salary compotilivo, poeiton book for women,len," says Jane Bryuni commprisc ] a relatively untapj; «ilh oilier discounls or real esiatebe included in Chat! lamllios ovo'yday andI'f'* II to tho ahop? Call mo, I fixI fix availablo August 13.1992. 24 Considorolion bogins Au- . Quinn, a nalioilionally sy n d icated murkiirket ripe for mariicting. Weeks musl tun canseculr totulis win amazo you. Cand's earning power." k^ned businesses ore projected;tc d to idjuslmenl. Wall says. addd 3350,000 employees. ond montolly in dionts. Now Liberally ^sprinkled with “ "it It used 10 bc that Wall Street:l w en t ws reserves tbe right to cen c o m p o n satio n p la n In placo. For moro Infetrnatlon information spccilccific to women. "Our ofler:er widows bccause Ihey had1 so m e ■ ■silled advertisement not mt vplooso contact Susano at ^ Money. O ur Selvc:lvcs” siands on ils own sortrt of < settlement. Now thal wonv o m e n I ' imes-News 536-3024or1-B00-826- merits as a well*nll-rcscarched and well- aree working, v they have moneyic y I ol Ihe publisher written moneyf management m manual (heircir own. They leave the compjm pa n y 1 , E=uifiSoo>okw«od ■" : TOMER Groon Acros Caro Contor ' icneficiQl to anyone. Its wilh ith 0 lump-sum. pcnsion-p1-p lan - thal could bc bent 1220Montana-Goodlna slant also offers:rs men insight on thc pnynym cnl. So W all Scrcct is, paypaying I CallVtoWlnthok»ch«? very real economi□mic dilemmas women moreore ottcnlion to women," QQu u in n S TheTtt\/IGE ______934-5601 encounter. ^ idid. . Wantod: Sooood cook. EOE . »jgj.^3.nlo,clll,.n.. Writicn in chrohronologica] order, the Wall Wi adds another reasonn tht at [om , arkeling money-;manogcmcntt skillssk CUSI M 1.. book moves frorfrom the firsl job ond mark ; 326-5375 ( r t YouH nnd a vartaty Oi bnarwi- ^ o m e n JEROMI financial indepiIcpendencc, through'- to women w is important: Won 3/WENDEa 536-2535 Oth Birthday!y » InaonaftngslnSwdaasinM] nemlly live longejthan menen ai n d 0-2552 Happy 4C oolumna avwy day. O m too bharirtj life withth J a partner, child-core gene; SERV ttioraabarhabtt. ' expenses and inviinvesting in the future needcd lo make their money lost Ignjonger.

BUHL 543-4648 • RIER 32 ME/HAGERMAN • GOODINGA BURtfY/RUFtJjl 67B-2 E 8 Tcnics-Nowa. Twinwin Foils, lOnlio Sundny, Jul;July 2G. 1092 I Employiyment 203-213

• 203 AGRICULTURALtAL 206 MEDICAU 206 MEDICAL/ 207 OFFICE/ 20a PROFESStONAL 208 PROFESSIONAL 210 SALES 212 TRADE 213 MISCELLANEOUS 5 ;;rh S ;j d e k t a l DEMTAL CLERICAL — OPPORTUNITIES • Dairy pofMf) who knows — POsffiON Controller/AccountnnI: Grw Io food bnby colvos, t Solos-Loads ore providod^ DRIVERS IS, dnvo ------c Fm I ------ANNOUNCEMENT Ing conslrucllon buslnos lol R&J Loosing Inc is occopiingUng Aliontion c ra flo rc , ovor lood irucK & run oquipn ixpoti- Esiabiishod lim^has Immoc PositIon:,Counsolof THlo 111 poid wookly, $35,000 lo On call posilions avnilnb a olo. ole opening lor o parnpri 0 lie noodo hondo-on Accour year potontinl for aggroBOB- ' oppllcntiono for Iho posi-DSI- droomod of making oxlra ; Musi bo nvilling lo tolo< Carl Porklno Funds Conicjnlor tont with proclicol consir^ chills. Plonso cnll HnrrnI Hm s cqh g^y 324-4301)1 ooxt fossionnl in accountmi ^ sive cafes alnnor, 1 wool30k tions of 48 stnlo or 11 west-est* cosh with your crafts. Now* , S8B-33Slor560-3101. for Now DIrocllono. Idoh)aho lion occounting oxporionc< — I------Nursino Homo. 543-6416401 263 or 0x1244.______Ounlilicnlipns noodod .“oi T Stolo University School c lumr P“ ld training In BoIbo,I, ;2 orn ctato relief drivers..All All craltors moll coming lo ; Dapondnblo. oxporian olof - Muct hovo com puter skill wooks paid training In Ari^rl- npplicnnts must hnvo0 a Caoclo oroa. ol^ up now ;h?'nolfi COMPANIONS NEEDECOEO THERAPY TECHNICIANiiiu bookkooping, gonornl lo( Applied Technology, ^ milkor wnnlod in Buhl. For in hom o cnro, ho I oro- gor. pnyrollnndsomo it & abilHy lo doni wrth londor, “ ® zonlo DivislonnI ofllcoCO. ■ CDLIicentw.All 11 weclemlem for fall sta rtu p , so n d coll toquifod. Cnll 543-5649 noodod 10 work wilh pn ?, u ' Position Doscrlplion: Cooroun- & govommont ogoneloi: Thon return to soil 4 soror- dry oppliconls must havo'o a nddrecsod ofompod enve------maker skills roquirod n d and a foundly rotardod chilaroijign CO'” ® ■“* propnralion ckili color for 30 hours por woolrook. South Contral Idoho loeo LivoslocK supplomoninl CO.c IS dosiro to holp oihors. i duca- Computor skills roquirod -.inri^ vico existing occounts, FulFull mulliirailor ondorsomonl.-)nl.- lopo and dosatoion of craft sookino n dolivory & c e o n n Trolning provided, odud Will bo rocponolblo' lor fc lion. Maximum color y&sor- tael Jowol nl MVSS llonol opponunitios ovonvail- Lotus. Cymn nnd Wor counsoling (boih porcont / bonolil pacxngo Includinjing Compensation ranges Iromrom p ro d u cts to : CroltB . Rl 5 vicopor&oa. Rixjuiromi onal $45,000. Sond rosumo i 401K,Mu6tbobondobloilo, $.20 cents lo .23 conts por Box 58, Rupon. IDB3350. •omonta; 2nd Avo, N TF Mon-F1-i-riio oblo, oxcolloni poy Incoineon- Porloci, Sond rosumo nn and vocaiionol), vocatiomional roloroncos: P O B o x 394 og bnck ground, CDL.DL.wcll- ._AKV4PM______roloroncos to CBC. P.C hnvo gonis 4 high enorgjrgy mllo 4 up to S.27 conls por Exporioncod mainlononco ingnossioson/o, & dc ------tives. Call Torosa at , 'H' oquliy oducotlon, assesi080- _Jwdro- 1 Call 788-4335 lor moro„]„■ I fits, Posrtion contingom 01 Timos News. P.O. Box 548.ig 01487-2790 for lurthor In funding • pocslblility fo insurnnco nro somo bono- formotion. Applications ate dnv n wfwk. Cnll 536-236-2359 EVALUATION, INC.JC. sumo lo: PO m x 66, Tw. Tvnn lormalion.______llts. Apply with rosumo,, 2-5 For intotviow moot: Twin Fnlls ID 83303. 5959 Topann.i Canyonin EBlvd Fnlls. 10 83303.______------contract ronowol, — ovailablo a l lho Clork's or —— Secretory / Bookkoopor iniu Mon thru Fri.Koronn oro( BOB GRIESON WED 7/29 Soqotnry's oflico..______204 CHILD CARE Woodland Alls, CA9I391367 *^r Application Oeadlino: Jul'•'“ ‘y Fa/lh. 6 5 9 Bluo L ak o j 30 2J3 MISC£LLANE01;S- ESCROWOFRCERS a r f AP oxporionco. Stnrtii 56.1992 7:00 PM OR THURS 7/30 ------All: Wosiorn RofiionalM'I Mgr. Dynamic, growing, tillo cot I 5 North. TvifinFnIh;.______9:00 AM BEST WESTERN?N OPPORTUNmSS HOUSE INSPECTIONS Child cafo noodod in Bui > com- galnry $1000 por month Starting Dale: August 5 _ JOBS,Uplo$750/wookly. BuMoy.. Pnri-iimo RN wilh goodlod su- pany. locatod in Boiso. 0.Id Ida- benolHB, Rospond lo: Atln:All jg 92 STARDUST LODGE 70030 ______Ffi-Sun. 5pm-5:30nin.I"' I i porvisory & nssossmsmont no. sooking oxperionconcod.- Manager. PO Box 42 jro ; 210 SALES LINDSAY. IDAHO FALLS.S AEROBICS INSTRUCTORSIS Your oroo. will Irain. For tn- oroncoc roquirod, ( *29. /vppiicaiion Procoduro X. lormalion, coll 219-922- skills. Ability 10 providodo kindI moliviolod, oscrow oflicoiHicofS. Twin FnllB, ID 83301,___ Plonso submit a Ioltor 0 ___ FO F. * _ needed for TFAO new ox 677-4tl9______------& compnssionaio cnronro lor Salary plus bonolils. Sot A GREAT PART-TIME JOB.OB. ------pansion. Aorobic conilica-n. 9402 oxt HB49, 7 days, rfSri 0 "o o' ■f’o *'>«•*' “’'"0* “**'■Mut opplicalion. rosumo anc ily FEE $34.95, guaramood, NANNY P C S a hospico. Floxiloxiblo rosumo to: Altention: Tra 3fK9 throe lottors of rocommon domo for Docor S Moro,• No 211 TECHNICAL tion class Oct. 9-10, Reply iry. Ap- P.O , Box 6534, Bois dassinodlsmowayllworK hiddon cosl, Iroo kit 4 troin- :o Linen roulo drivor/solos, ox- S125-S400/WOOK, Joinoin tho hours. Excollont salary, Iw you. Coll 733 0931. ; dalion lo: _ by July 28. Limiiod spoco Inrgost, fostost growrowing plynt 200 2nd Avo N.,TF. Tf Idnho 83707. Soarch Commilloo Ing. Coll Francis. 423-23- Position oponlng: Claims od-d- ovoii. Coll Bocky 734-744717 porionco profored. Amorl- . lirm who Ihinks olilY Yi O U PHARMACIST 6164, Also booking homo10 4 justor. Twin Polls oroo. or loave mossago. TwinIn con LInon, Boiso, Coll for _ _ Contor lor Now Diioctions'•* caiatonponios.______h Falls Alhlotic Club______(irsti Groot salary, oxcol-ox< Wal-Man Sioros, Inc hashasim- School of Appliod ___ Compony car. good borw- lonl bonofits. Airfnro0 paid. p; modinlo oponing lor a rog-i Technology Aliontion liconsod insurancenco iKS- 5er»d rosumo to Application boing lakon lor7, i'SmSmm,'"' - veoo-^4-Npnnvnv islorod oharmocist in Bur-E ^ Idaho Sloto Universityf o gonts. Will you mokoako Box 91632.% Timos-Nows,J. doytimo enshlor. 934-44233 NEWOPENINGS loy, ID, Wo ollor oxcollcollont ^ ^ 5 Box 6380 $25-S30,000 this yoor?nr? POBox 548, Dolivory porson noodod,T. SUMMER WORK 205 DOMESTID bonolits nnd compoinoiitive Pocalollo, ID 83209-838030 Liko boing prom oted bo-bo. Twin Falls. ID 83303 — Twin Falls oron. lull-tlmo,0, $320 por wook. lull-timo. 4 causo you know how to soli HOUSEHOLD calory. Ciosod nights.5. Sun-S IT " Phono - (208) 236-2454 good driving rocord. $ 160porwook-pan time, ______days ond Holidoys Fot ISU is on bquol Opponunity[lily 4 not bocnuso of who youvou 212 TRADE Worohouso person noedod.d. fotail-customor sorvico. Housokoopor noodod,H 8 R 10 lormalion, plonso call 6 I h Allifmnlivo Action EmolovQ:avof know? Loads ore provideddod •r port-timo. Apply Roinbow)w Kousoworo and sporting 1 hL s 221-1655 or wrilo W n _ .' 01 no cost, Fooluro 0 full Concrolo finisher wonted, Auto Point Bluo.UkosSB Horns. Will train, must bo hours/wook, lloxiblo ho Tho Filor School Dislrict on- !ino 5 9,00 p or hr. Call 734- Call 536-6678.______Mart Sioros. Inc.. Ph nouneoc vacanclos for:. . . bonofit packago including BlvdS, 16, Coll 734-0556. ' rrr — macy Division-Joont 1! 401K along wilh 2 wooksBks . 5431 aftor 6PM_____ Waniod: Molol housokoo] Secondary toachors: wonkond-; Cnll 352-444 Woiland,POBox116, Ben-B M Social Sludlec/Consumor paid training in Arizona Dl-Di- Exporioncod sonico plumboror — lenvilln. AR 72716-6037 Economics loocher wilh:jl(, visionol Ollco. Fonuno 500500 noodod. FulMimo posilion. ,,j. compony, Toking appoint-im- Call 734-6776. .. 206 MEDICAL/ REGISTERED NUR loolboll coaching oxpori ^ INSURRANGE CMSI pays uplo $52.0 onco, Scionco loachor wilhîk monts Mon 4 Tuos. 8-2.•2. HAIRSTYUST DEKTAL TF hospital sinll. Froo F; _ naturol cclenco endorse-50 ' Cnll 734-2557, osk for Pnl Established oron salon look 3 ------housing, 1 yroxp. 1-0 m oni wilh exporionco, Inin Carpol Saloo Porson: ing lor top ol lho lino pro- SAI^LES CERTIFIEDD 423-1739. • • coaching boskolball andmd Local mobilo carpot clore'0 fo ssio n a ls, G unrontoo * It’s . . * To Busine;ness M arket NURSE’S AICWD REGISTERED NURSe volloyboir looking lor an onlhusioslictic Bon/lce 4 rotoll comm, Exc. II shifts N ood RN full-timo dn Tho position win bogin on op.ap- solosperson.BoyourownHn bonolit pockogo, eliontolo Colonial Lilo a AccicJoni: InsurancoInci Company is a Oponings ovniliiblo. nil sh 17 , boss. Ccmmissionod colos.os, providod. 733-5646 nl lho Twin Fnlls Cmo•0 CCon- Homo Hoolih Doportm( SO simnple. proxlmaloly Augusi 17, — nalional A* Superior ratedcd ccompany markoling a wido 1992. Tho annual salary/ is Coll CatMl on Wheels tor. Call for nppoinlmoniront nt Will includo som o wook-wo ^ 9 ’ Journoy porson. doisol ^4 rongo of compolilivo produciducis on 0 payroll markotod oceordina lo tho nogotiatodtod ______734-6005;______truck mochonic nogded, 734-4264 Mon Ihruru fFri, onds. oxc bonolits, m basis. Wo ncod oddilional c< havo 1 yr RN oxponon salary senodulo. Print Advonising solos posi-isi- Coll Trobar Konworth, osk lal salos professionals 8nm-4pm.______so tiinilely. ’ licensed in Lilo and Hoalthilth tito call on and sorvico Iho “ — Contact Human Rosourc>urco5. — C losing D ato: O pon untilitll Hons now opon for all ol for Dnvo. 324-6886. ************ * Cassia Mcmoriol Hospili ciosod Magic Valloy 4 Wood River‘'or MANICURIST — growing business market)I in'in this aroa. and Modicnl Conlor Roquirod: formol opplicntion.on. oreos. Advonising solos ex- portant. Hoir Trends In Iho Mngic Vnl- • Excollont first yooror IncomoIn potential 2303 Pntk Avo, Burioy.r 1 so imp rosumo and confidentialioi porionco holplul out not re- '0 - loy Mall lookino lor a quaif- • A dvoncom ont o p p onuo n n lllo s CHARGERNM 63318, 1-G78-6420 plocpmont lilo. ollicial col-;ol- quirod. Call 733-7022 __ Ity drivon prolossionol lo EOE, MFVD______logo Iranseripis, ond Ihroo00 Rotoil sales help noodod.id. toKo ovor our nail clioniole.° ■Nortlghfs, nowookorakands, no travol ldoho’8 Doporimont of Hoi ^shills It’s ciaassified. Ionors of roloroncos. . hardware background help-Ip- Top pay wilh m any od- For moro informaiion aboulout tthis oxciling career RN i LPN’s noodod. shi Plonso apply lo: Donna Lulz, & Wollaro, Siaio Hospii’Sp"" and wages nogotiabiablo. 'T'l *’*• fuL Send re sp o n se to PO’O vancomoni opponunitios.!, opportunily. S ond rosumo10 toto: 1 Soulh, has full-timo oppipPfwl; Plnnr.0 cnll 536-6623. TheTimes^fews Porsonnol Ooordinotor,Of' B0X168.TF, 10 83303. 733-5646 lunily lor Chorgo RN's. ^ Filor School Districl. Box X. Cindy Smart, MaiMarketing Dircctctr RNorLPN or3-1U hih, Sal.iry Filor, ID 83328. 2995 North ColColc - Ste 200 A $14.40-$19.30/hr.V Ei- - Noodod lull or pnri-iimo L*mciCUSTOMER nntnui nighl sfiili-C all Harmtrrol's J^l Hoi.sc,,11)83704 II) V col.bonoM pîckngo; no I Nursinp Homo nl 543-64i consus dnys. For ajsplic SERVICE OPPORTUNITYTY MMEN 4 WOMEN______lion contacl kxnlJobfS St o r- RN or LPN pCOIiPfi YOURrwfiois^ vIco Ollico; (or inlormnliinnlion Noodod lull or pnrt-limoTIO for conlact Riia Popo. SlatSiaio nighl shill. Coll Hnrrairral’s • n u 134-U7S TO OORS (Box Nursing Homo at 543-641-6401 OCMtAUCOtMANH •• (OCXMtZfMttXU il4-IS15 s Hospunl Soulh. PO Bo) K n rr/a 400.BlncMool.lD83223221. rr/BjrorTd7»^2ij2 O P-ID A FOiOO DS, INC. 785-8486. — I'lill-tiiiu; cntiitr-y l<;v(;l positionsns im iiu; of < riill-linii: cinployci-n, inclinclmliiii; ii iliscri:liotur) QuoilflcntloDS includo} a NM,S, In T raining nnd • Ploaso call H ^ o i's Nursi Dovolbpnmnc, ypcaUonnirnnl/Toehnical Educntion ; Horrw, 543-6401______form to our- ti<>ii oti o u r cli })lu^ :iil[(>) li.-t.of.t, M..:h ;.s |>rc.ruit !>hiiririK»1 ^ » ‘l inriurjiicu orn clotolyxolatod fioldold \wilh nl loasl 3 yoars CNA & NA-S noododjdîo^r I c a n g e t y o u rr flad started w ithoutIt ( d e l a y . of inciustriol tm iningI oxoxporionco, bilingual i days, ovonings or nights, l>.-<.<:ril-,.:..t)l;i<^ll}>oll; lliiiiKin l)i;|ijrlliii:rm cnl :it CiicliiK prufurrod. or 12 hr shilis QvoilablInblo, l -II()0-M2-:t»;i3, c-xtc-nnc.-ni>ic»i 06(11. CNA Iroining Is provido/idod. • P l e a s e ]print clearly with darki r k pencil or pen Oro-Idn offurs a computitllutitlvu salary, oxcollcnt PlGoTO coll HaxTOl's Nursiiursing H . T h e r e: aare approximately 233 ccharacters bonofits nncl n challonglnagina work onviroumont Homo. 543-6401 If you nro Inlorostod nndid ilfullyquolinod ploasu ; CNA or NA position oponon lorI ( i n c l u dding i : blank spaces) perr li l i n e . xi)ndyourn)sumoto:ForniorPDSt L Flako, Human ' Rnaourca MAnager, Oro-I 4PM______I Pele le s I OppQ]jrtunity Meet.IV RCSOcrtCASricvaro • jAOuw, rtc\wv. LPN noodod lor 2-10pm shi ^ I N a m e ------nndon cnll. Call 543-6401 ______I I M M E D I A T E I Microti Semiconduiiuctor. Inc. is looking for• career-oriented'ca WE HAVE IMI . DIETITIAN “ I Address ______0 ------1 individuals to join qurqui world class manufactur■turlng team. We offer OPENINGS AVAI/AILABLE FOR: CLINICAL I j Ctt»/State/Zip _ ------I competitive wages, excellentex> benefits, and a chchallenging, dynamic , DIETITIAN I P l i o n e N u m b er r______I work environment. SUStart your career by complepleting the > K e n o WV r iriter/Runner I ■ S e r v e r sE Oponing lor o dynnmic jjdi.indi I □ Bill nie (Magic; VValley area only) information below andan sending it to: M laoniin Semiconductor, Inc., vidunl wilh oxcolloni com I ■ C a g e C: a s s h i e r municniion skills thni pos!pos I Ll My check or mononey order is enclosed for!or $ ______1 2805 East Columbia.ia Rd., Boise, Idaho; 83706'06. Micron I ■ B ar Stewi w a r d so ss BS dogrco in Food.3ods j □ Bill my VISA orDr IM aster.C harge (c»ciuono) Semiconductor is an1 EqualE Employment Opporportunity/Affirmative nnd.Nulriiion. has com ” I ■ N i g h t AA u u d i t o r plolod intornship - proloroior'S: r C re d it C;ard a n Number ______I Action Employer. ■ P B X / R esservations s c Wy in a hospiinl sottingI omond ExpirationDn D a te ______I A t t e n d a n t ADA rogistorod, or rogis ------— - ______I ■ R o o m A t ■' try-oligiblo. Aclivo InvoTvo N«n»« ______■ H o u s e im n s a n moni wilh PRMC weighlight » a y S c h e d uu l e I UM ■ C o o k s mnnogomonlprogram am Addmj______. ______Pbooc Numlti ______M-F days, with rointin(ting 4-7 days ...... $4.40 per lino rnlUotti of la tc m t □ rit>deneflts, including ______x $ / l l n e ______For moro inlormaiion. con # lines______medlcal/dental insursurance and profit ta d Cindy Hronok coDoct al “ 5 o r SuBIotal ond For e.ach Sunda'day Insortlon. add $1 il ad Is 5 ' sitlons also include (20B) 236-0366, or sond _ sharing. Many posltic your rosumo and salary his- lo ss linos: a d d1S2 S. If ad is 6 or moro linos significant tips andI IniIncentive bonuses, lorylo Humon Rosourcos: re available from the An^Du lB)rmnofa|t cromi-m TY aQ N oa Employee Buses are c Pocatello Totnl Art yog Inlcmtcil bu PuU-Uia*la * 0 Psit-tiaMQ SoiBSMrO T onfmifxMMyQ Twin Falls and Filer area r e a s . Att j«u will 10 WDfk ahlfti, botboUy IM AN EQUAL OPPORTUNIIYIIIY EMPLOYERE WFM/V yor •twc«NDU(n>UCTOH. IHC,______^ ^ ____■ ' J SuncJiiy, July ?G. 19D2 Tiim

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^ ' 213 «SCELUU)E[NEOUS 213 HSCEOANECffiOUS 301 BUSINESS 401 SCHOOLSANDI 602 HOMES 502 HOMES 502 HOMES 502 HOMES 502 HOMES - - OPPORTUHmHTTIES _ OPPORTUHmOTIES OPPORTUNmESHES INSTRUCTION FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR 5/U.E •

Kimbofly Schoolll D^lDist. 414 U.S. COAST GUAajARD Crohâ M C mi^nd InÎnvents NEW CAREERS AT PRIiROVO 2'A bdrm, country homo, A SIS, (or sokl by ownor.” 3.26 acro s, 2 cor gort LED EXCEPTIONAL INSIDE A C nEA C r • JU 1 haBoponlnaslor:for 2 swing Now hiring H.S. grod ------^ • COLLEGE '“ ' “ OS bodroom , T /^bolh homo^hor COMPLCTEY REMODELE REDUCED IS, oppllco- 17-27. homalosi & I n i i n ^ I ------— • Court roponing Botwoon TF 4 Fllor. C ;Q2 ‘ with tho vory bost in flo'loor ACHEAGES shifl cuBlodians, c ' . 73i-5123 , $35.000. Call 733-8482. This Hankins Ro.i'd. 3 n ao s, bnrn lo $ 112,000 O ncH ,'-.' ., ■ •DontolAsBlcting — :— coverings and fixturos. Tl lionBaroavalloblioblo a l tho tioB oncouragod lo :mall and olhor outbuildings105 .• 4 hi)d(ooiiif. 2 1 iV r dIst.oHlco. 141C0I ContorSl. Cnng08-334-?B32.(a ° c X a : 302 MONEY TO LOAN3AN ___ .ModicdTron^ten 3 ocro property has a sm lOmo mnin llooi l.-iundr, , ' *54,900 HE born, polo loncing, undeicjor- BoauliluM bodroom homo ------FT holp wontod. opph BE ONE OF THE ERY t.ichod dou!)lu r.it rj.it ■ . J. VfJOmbortUj------ppfyinpor- »NEEDCASHT Rnofxial AW 10 oligtolo 3 bdrm homo lomlly roi ground sprinklors andd n( n wilh lilo kitchon, VERY } ’ You'D novgr know IhoIho tvaluo ^ son at Moln SiroolaoiTroolB. Wo buy notos 4 ronlll ostaloos out-of.Btolo tuitiiitinn liroploco, lots ol trotroo'S: f i r s t : omo LARGE. COMFORTASLE,0 LE wilh linif.ln'ti r.lmi) in-) ’ oxciiing 3 bodroom hon COii- lico Clori! lO lOWt. .If-I .. ■ , . daacinodufilflr«wucMU6011. t40MolnAvnMTE ------conlrodB. Crootivo FimRnanco aa ,^^6mslorm Pfolly yard. Q uiol snsm all .. ‘Jo*’ “ fid lomlly rooi)om. family toom with boom coii- :olton, to 000 Ihis. Just listod, 4 b don wtih couniiy l.aob-9W-4609,'rr , occoplodr occrodilod1 rrr ^ ^ town living in Hozolt 4b0d; JOO GOOD TO MISSSSil ings ond liroplnco - don. ' ' Print Advoflloing jalaiMsolo .1- 2 ,8 EMPLOVHENT Prnun commuto 10 Twirwin or room, 2 both homo. Gri Coll Jim 733-9633 formnI living room and ond CalIJo.in 73:i r-'.'ii ; r . lions now opon to ' b o ro fC C A . Writo: Pr nco off . 304 IHVESn«NTSS Collogo. 1275 NUnivoW îiv Joromo. Call Miko orir JiJudy dock oroo with onlranco soooo mnny othor extra's.ira'a. ! ! Maoio Volloy & WooiJSiK AID5»F0 Iho dining oroo and mo: ^ Jim can holp 733-^9033 -ttt;— Avo #2, Provo. UT 84( Bernard 733-9070. ’ o r^ A d v o rtis b a iu PORARY AREYOU EARNING 10* ROBERT JONES HEAL!ALTY, bodroom. N.W. tecotior AMERICAN TEMPO ; °°i-375..im— BRA W LEY i ^ i w t n > - SEHVICES,.INC. IN yoursavings? II nol, T.F. Foflnlonnoiioncol’S BRAW LEV/ INSIDE ACREAGE ^ ------Wo cnn holp you willwilh your Vnm 7 ? fi-9 3 2 3 _ ___ Poofio wWi Bomothlng *®,,lo 5 bdrm, 4 bnlh homo. In NE ginia or Kalhy 734-041 f JUST REDUCED •nd poopio who won REALTY : ' RANGEN.MCWC. tofflporary. coosonoljnol.P T .a ______LiniS TF.Ovor'3100Bqft.fL h o l Prico:J87.000!^f92-184.iSf- REA LTY' Jusl roducod 10 $112,500. CurromlyoceoptifiBt ' buy... th a n whal d a « ] 734-5858 Brick homo with 4 bod- fijjQ B ^rttslng la all about. tub. AC, foncod yard,d, ccon- 1-B0(^642-0343 bn 734-5858 tions tor aquacultui; 8 r ? J ? d 2 305 CONTRACTS ANI ■_____ trol bocK, 2 liroplacos.: __ rooms. 2 Vj bn lh s, mnin Joon 733.9G3! £jfm Iloor laundry, atiachod dou- mill w orkers. AppiAppllcontB M/F/H/V-EOE-NoNo too MORTGAGES ------Rim Viow Dr. $125,0 n Cozy ronovntod 2 bdn r?n. Kothy 73G.C17!i should havo famllii AMERICANTEMPOl ^------402 WSCEOANEOUJlUS Cnll 733-0789______i f l stovo, gningo. ulilily fooQQOi' bio cnr gnrago wolh,:'J" (in- Colleen 734-?2iG oxporionco with mill CASH FAST, p/i^ ■ I insulatod, sidod. Sactilicjij-o' ishod snop nnd oKico. Mork73G-OOl7 1(003. A bosk! knowf LESSONS = GEM 7 ' Closo lo town nnd yot wlih 3 5 whh your buys rool ostalo conlmc _____ $65,000 ,,, , STATEREALTYTY $30,900. Cnll 734-3537. 1-800-G42-0343 flflthniollo nnd mod «nl PT & trusl doods, Tom 726.9; i2u;ons 2 bdrm homo, shop with t ' counlry otmospheio'; C.iil Guhor, boss &bon{o loss “ 734.0400------i n v e s t YOUR SS : aptltudo would a t noodo! CONTRACTS, TRUS’IUST Bogir>nlng or oovorKt>eod, ' room, lots ol troos, posn Jo,in 733-9633 . holplul. Incumboi ------CREAM PUFF Mako exira incomo v. iiti It. , > . DEEDS purchosod.whl.wholo cA L N tfW I 733-566 ’ . good placo for horsos.06. On BESTBUY: Your soarch ondc nt ihis;lux- li 2 bdrm. 2 t-.nh iinpii-. thoso podlkxamuoiTiuot bo CO- 3.730008. dry lifting ol ----- E T m - b VS'Ji?.No loo or port. Wost Ono; BortJiWK Pinno E scons. Now occ ury counlry showplaco:e ion COMPLETELY Each unit linn nir ct'n'l. •; ------m7610or383-78535 ” " ing boginning 4 odvarS j R O B E R T j o n e „ -Ci 3.3naos. 3bdim. 2’/ib;bath REMODELED pliancos, gnrnG", i> iti" ei'sx-a t-800-772-4666. SHARP. SHARP homo. 2! mas- Wilh Iho vory bust m Iloor lovol to shouldorf■o"ftv®o‘lo r 217 RESUME ’?■ I , studonts. Umilod oponi Clinion Diivu. 3 bdrms.^ ‘ 1 ’ homo has liropl.ico in mr loor loncod bockynifJ liv.-it. REALTY '0 in convorings nnd li«luros. obovo, Apply Int porsonpo to PREP.ARAT10fION Monoogo (or colo; Low.OW30-B. Cftll 734.?9.1fi living room, spndous Liil-K kjic ’Of bdrm. wood stovo ros. ono side, riini Uk- citn - Rongon. Inc.. llS-1|^13lhA v------______tOY. Intorost. Vow/socuro. 601 733-04D4 on. singlo garngo wilh adi lamiiy room, loncod pnp a s- This 3 ncio properly hasas a a $05,000. C.n]IJi,',nri I-.-.... onuo South. Buhl,uhl, Idoho. vRoySloiiQn733jW1-2009. Coll Poto. 536-6702 No turo, Horso barn and cccor- small b.irn, pole loncing,mg, 1-600-^2-5001, tional dom go. ncro w prin- undor ground spiinklors, An Equol OpportiDortunity ESUMESS15.73S-116-1897 di;;eoun1nrnplony>, pasluro. Call BonnionOnr Pr rnls. Lawn hns auto spri NATURE LOVERS EmeloyPLw I -o'j' klors, booutilully lanm d - ond an exciting 3 bodioom Country ncrc.nge r.uiiounn. ri TioiiT sapod. $175.000-callII PatP homo with don nnd Inmily Tho Gold Mlno0 IFamily M 307 RNANCIAL ADDISON LOCATIC c cT by tieofl & naiural c.m.iil.': H SERVICES imo on A. 7^-4023 tod.iy!l room. TOGOODTOMISSI!• or.il lorrain. 4 bdrmr.. 3.tj:iUi AmuBomonl Contorfitor b now ^ Cnll Jim 733-.9G33. ' taking applkalkranskxport- ti ■ 1 irocs4 homo in oxcolloni con'li ' timo holp. MuslII b bo woll ■ I olizing In - DOSHIER tion, F iroplaco in l.imiiy n d b u st- 9 room. M asler b dnn wiili flroomod.Applvlnif In porson & J f l R E A L T Y 1 tho Bluo Id cosh- Y Jacuzzi 4 liroplnco. ni-c < a t Gold Mlno in th r l 734-2922 BRA W LEY U k o s Mon. No phorjhonocans J Chonning 3 txlrm homoi GEM f room h as wnlK-otit dork / plooso. ApplicQinnik>ns boing ^^■llil'lilK i' olmost 1 ocro, largo iroo______S T A T E R E A L TrY Y DELIGHTFUL — REALTY Doublo garago . dft.iclK '! oxeoptod trom JulyJul 25th .H B lgiitlB l 502 HOMES lovoly yard. Nico hom 734-04QD _____ Bonulilul2siory, 4bdrm ,2 i sh o p /g n ra g o . Sp/mkllri;! ( thfuAuffuî 3 tron.lta j j i z ___ FOR SALE locolion in commorlcal zi bnth homo, lamily rooiom 734-5858 syslom. Call H.ny to soo. WANTED: Mon & « | H RPI Financial- spodolizii for luturo dovolopmojcqft. BRICK ELEGANCEIC E ' wilh liroplaco. hool pum;^mp, _ 1.QO0-642-O343 ogos 18-34 singlo. f o c H o r " 301 BUSINESS ^ mojor proporty and t _____ ROBERT JONES RE/ipiaco, Dock and covorod pntii U V noBS loons, conlrad c = — • TY. 733-0404. hi. overlooking nico backynr fiod. to rocoivo troinliaining A to OPPORTUNmi Kil sid- Tho most discriminating b HOME SHOPPING^ SABALA work In adminlsliilslrotlon, - - WM out. 338.8709 nm n' "'^0 noighbofhood. A FAMILY loroo. ror will lovo this hom p e IS OVER oloctronlcs, mochochanics, FORSALE B m ilos Prido ol ownorship shov;hows R O B E R T j o n e ; REALTY modicol spocialtioiltios. Ian- Rotal dothing oulkrt 1 PLEASER Soo lhis brand new 3 bdrm. 2 -r— • S bdnii. 3 bolh. 2800 sc Ihroughoul. Fivo bodroom fa" 733-4321____ guogos.broodcaBtiorpor- tO REALTY 0 piorto or organ. C al 7'. Iting ol cupboard spaco. lormco mo. Pt. doys.'CoslSSOOporf liko mossivo liroplocon c o s,- Ihroughoul. All on 3 + oaca 08 couniofs. pantry, nico sizod 3 bdim, 2 b.ilh Good loson ol 1216 Rlor Ave. East 3875 Of 733-1298. roof, wiih.smnll bom, lock sho bio homo on odgo ot iowt> In o st moni. son, conlod Jano Rosoi 734.1698 IS so- slo o l siding, shako roc hod, bdrms and bath. Doublo vlimo. 206-78d-04&e AWESOME VIEWrod ot 1.75 ocros loadod vrith;h mma- polo-loncod pasluro. Foro.r a lots with Iruil troos. borriosrios cludos 2 cnr gar.io't. i"^-i o” aiiO-Bo'ay MmpQsilion.'lhc mosl comD 3 Coil turo iroos, $144,900. privalo tour ol IhisboauiilJlilul nnd gardon nroa. Pricodj dt nt Ofa kilchon wiih lop .ir-;'' i l S gfil conlrol progiam available .ifiyv/licio lu \ OF SHOSHONE n nomo call Jann Hulchisoi on. oncos, opon floor pi.iti. 11.. son. ONLY $3B,500. Call C on Siva (ranchucd wmflM e otoiis developed. FALLS DOSHIERM $299,000. #01-92 nio. IT21-92, plnco, vinyl sidinc], t;i .t:i t.,' coinof lol. 571,000 H u f,' “We ai nm searehing for tranchlsees >rostigioushomositos. I w/ra Aaraave Ihese unique quallllesl'' REALTY Exirn nico S won't l.rt • rono ocroooos. pricod 734-2922 “ Cnll Bill. • tienunc m r ~ * 514,000 lofl10,000.cE ExcoplionnI nil brick 2 bdi iilSS 'S SS f5„.« D i e ssel e l Truth Driver Lorrona for moro dotoi w ALPINEE ALPINE sncnstve itamliiQ, maikolin'o cipctlise.'rn *22-27/92 froshly pninlod withhnow n« REALTY REALTY lOfii supcoft. 5il« selection, along wiiliSScn a Troininning School Inc. carpol Ihroughoul. G SABALA ma'njflcmcfiiDrogramir P sl i 734-3373 734-3373 EEugeni*, OR K ingsCirclo.TF, $52,91 Callm N o w (801 >225-2739 lE E by ownor. Call 733-239639Gor CALL TOLL FREE:E C A LL T O LL FR E EE REAUTY P.O.g. pe«PC »tso-0«»m. Ul»n 8«0M ITARTING EVERY WEEK! » 734-8577. 1-800-473-3446 1-800-473-3446 733-4321 CLASSES STAl.-iibods. Ooublus S Convanlicn.ils " ALPINE • TMining on Fl.nibo cMi Lieunso REALTY • Now CommofCMl11 Assi3lnnco I ' rn-noinn • Plncomonill OualiliudAs 734-3373 ti a neintu * Pm.incial Aid Tfnnr.pon.vionil Qu Aoslsl.mco •* • Housino and Trnn y CALL TOLL FREI • AccivOiIod by NA1NATTS — ^ 1-800-473-3446 V ★ 1-8C-800-888-7075 ★ F yo)UCAN EOF A^ SUZUli i i i i n i , . . P l uLS s A Tea°s=ii i a © I tI's ' A Gre VALUE o t o r s VVarranl^ f JT beaIT THE i h a m M o Eers s a t P r i c e I fit A G re< w M o n t hlily PaysB i Y o vu A Loweat Ceasr A ffieniSo y Prograiim. Too. A n d L a l “I A n d L o iIZUKI ^ r Down P<* a y m e n t 4 D R . > 9 2 s u : " 1 l 9 a SWIIFT GA8 8 : « 6 5 )I. Tiv illl' trf (WKt tT IITILETY I ' i - LOWIST PPRICED SPORT L0WES1 ^ down ^ 1 ^ tf t*hM>. piM to and Illl., Unit. .yb|M I. fr OOR ON TME mW s m E f i I - NEViW CAR IN Mi imI«m III Iht ■ootWr iujth afi 4x4 4 DO / • . i 1999 2 SUZUKI sv I 1992.SH1;yî s iiiiM IT PRICED NOW KAGIC VALLEY ONLY ON I owr^ IS®® I « L Y $ 5 ÎWIFTGA3DR $ 4 9 $4( «49d.own 1 $f I 1 9 down * 1 -S.urtt(«Mjai..A>f n ‘!kl. riln Siaw, ratMKplvpl«U.*ndIlll.. umr..y|p^1o^ c ^ l . . j ■SiUlîratUItUM. 4IM nW t. plai Ux lUlc. Unha •• UOCtt* [IIJ*)M*I~I UOC l~ n im i tn IikIiM in < ( 8 8 o> not>«ll«on p«rmrnU. 1 O9“®mo!Y B 9 f l t> >• n ^ 4111. (M (HA) .1 O U R C U R I f s uIPPLIES i < MITED -• WHEN C IRENT R . p y i >UR BEST DEALL . . . E lO W 'S TH I TIM«■ I TO M AKB YOI |ST

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502 HOMES 502 HOMES 502 HOMES 506 JEROME HOMES 506 JEROME HOMES 506 JEROME HOUES . - SIO OUT-OF-AREA 501 OPEN HOUSES 501 OPEN HOUSES rORSALE FOR SALE FOR SALE — - HOUES _____ ENJOY THE COMFORT . Approx 1300 sq . It. 3 bdrr'dfnt For colo by ownor In Joromifomo __ __j______2 nomo. Solar homing groo.foon Qfon; 2+ ocroo. 2 story, i Ihio vory nico 4 bodroom. [y '5 HAGERMAN HOME- balh oidor 2 olory hom< houco, aky lights, hon’ ‘’‘I' bdrm homo, booutilul yan J I E T BUYRIGKTI; T H R E E M .Q .' pum p w /oloctronic nl Located in town, 2 bdrm:f , 1 OPENI HOUSEI ^ LIVEINAQUIE Polla Fronch doors to roi wJiruil trooo. out bWgo, 30 both with hoot pump and nir j n n n Good 2 bodroom, rodon rootlon room, boaullfi,1,^1 clonnor, fully inndscnpod,; 40 shop, pofiluro, $85,001 I NEIGHBORHO( cido, on n 60 X 762?6?l o t slory piny houtjo, must so. Y , J U L Y 2 6 kilchon, Ilnlod Ihotmo wil 8®° n o o d ^ rm o ,3 2 4 -3 0 0S'” 0 o r.BW ?5TK SiI SUNDAY, zonod R-4. $29,000-3 0 -ca ll n e w USTING • Or olMo nppfocinto, Only dows 4 lots mofo. A mui ^ _S24.-4QSa0Y0S... _ Cionr Crock Propoflios Inc. I iii.T rmriil commJhily/ dodoso 10 Oon 326-560210 show. 324-7116. loavo mossnno 4 p . m . I Twiti r,in',. Thir. 1ht(H/* '0«- $99,500 lor 2810 cq,M H. ol sool $95,000. ■ 734-6622 Of Connio 2 - 4 1 — D spadous living in oxcolto:oltont ‘ By ownor 3 housos lor sale“ to; 507 KETCHUI^SUN 637-6153. ; . ;wrii litnnoti.m boonli DOSHIEI— 1 1 noighborhood. Many nmoi(imon- BE CLOSE to Joromo w/lhiflnis Good prico. P lo a so col fixiuHt'ilod. ll tinr, n I r itios induding, Form.alHiving Itvir 4 bdrm . 2 bnth stuccCCO _3?.4.3965J0AM.;9PM . ^ . VALLEY HOVES I ; liviii;i room, country kit REALTY hinvo houso on 1.29 oc/os. 8«1 room, family room with ln\ X'O Aro you plannlnij a mov« Now 3 bdrni, 2 bath homo ir ! , W.1I1 o-ik pnrquo lloofs,WS, liro- 7 3 4 - 2 9 2 2 ooms. Bully bam. $66,000. Oassinod oda will polnl^’'*1 yoi coiy Ihis ' rod( firoplnco, 5 bodroom Bollevuo. Assumnblo loon,son" 512 FARMSmANCHES pl.a-'i 1(1 Koop you coii 3 bnths. 2nd fnm'iy room In tho riohl difocllon to tm. j _ winlMr, I.-indscapodod ynrd ON LG CORNER LOT ona JS. Iho liomo you nood,______low-down, principole only,inly. ANO DAIRIES ' 1 ait. Cnll THE FINEST workmans!-nri,|f,jr basomont with slato po ___ Cnl! ownor fit 7aa.-4573, I ' ,1m) lii'.il pump Wllh iiif. .t.;! tnblo. largo covorodI rod-roi Lincoln shs this 3 bdrm I .J.III.; u\ 734-04000 10to soo ovidon! ihroughoul JUST LJSTEDI 2 bodroonaom ' IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ™i bf ick w o«l dock ond much moro.mer w/part. bsmt. Sunken don I thiv (u'nifi S5G.500.30. ■»9I- 3 ,252 5Q It. 1 lovol t nt ol- w/wood slo v o . Sioragi homo wnh now cojpol, linolino- 510 OUT-OF-AREA doubio 3.8 0 acros (65 culli-'fti- hom o. Hns 5 bdrm;° T Cnll Raymond KEnt at c '' loum & paint. Locaiod li 50 , ."’u-- ,_fico or./33t32Q2.Jw.nlLltqILIIxl ___8tlod.«5.000.______J . HOMES vnlod), 1000 gal. bulk. 150 baths, gas lofcod'nirh ^ quiol aroa in lown wilh sin ___ lockuM, 8 lon innk w/Iood- wood Stovo, RV pnrknfkinn' dotaiis and youf pfiva: D glogarngo. $42,000 tion, or, pivot, 3 bdrm homIS; o. 776 MEADOIDOWS DRIVE rmuch =l.o«ing.«1-&. 5»acroo.3bTIOK qu.arloro on 3.75 acroi room. 2 balh nomo. doubI LOCATION Y ankoo Fork nron in” ''’0Ih garago. hont pump, 2 wollioils. No paguo mns ronin, longcS ^OPEN HOUSJSE B Y OWNERS r i G E M I S T A T E Pciiiii'i Artufnr. — r 3 Snwlooth's. , 5 no climb horso fonaaco, Iros cnsas, con 4 o 5 milIdo dc CIc'.i' 10 hKiti school n PIONEEIZ r i ROBERT JONES REALTY ’ oround fnrm. 60x120 hors}rso I ongnncho yo ol duono llnvanvo 1 p m -4 p m ______733-0404 om, j conirnloinformoc al324. a ;;.nvrr>oih r.chools,.IS41 10 REALTY ------orono, 24x80 tack roorr Saturday Bnck. AC.nC .aulo 734-7704 W H Y W A IT ? $150,000. pvmor finnndnjing. 3905 do 10AM-9PM. r.prinKIiij*’. ojcot con YOU'LL APPRECIATE Tiiotho -. 1 ^ ^ J 1445A^IdlsonAve. E.» 734-0400 J s '? ;" ______3 2 M S S ------s o YOU ALWAYS WANTEI $'.9.r>00 734 0020 $35,900. Como 800 this cut FEU cnro thal's gono intolhioIhis Sunday u ____ I.OG.LOG. LOG! rock Irnmo coiingo with A LOG HOME oidor 3 boaroom. singloglo ' ■ ■ □ r.illlifill cu'.lom built^ ho t h r e e ^ bdmts n n d lb n th . OuiotkI- Now 1 yr old log homo,^■5 bnlh homo on 3->/• acros. NEW HOME. 2,151150 sq . ft. on one acre, 734- bedrooms, lull bnsomont,i',2 23x19 shopx Rondy lo • liuill lo your r.pocr.,:s. FullyF R E A L T Y c atio n . C all Cindy 734 06® 4 bedroom. 3 bath,lth. quality construction. I OPEN H H( O U SES I linir.il.'d. of only nt» r.holf,r.h 0400, #91-296. • lovols, on 5 ncro!■os. m ovo in. Prico ot jusl l'tii.-cr. m ,nll t.mQosI:ICALL C< 559,500 • For 3 bodrriKlroom $110,000. or cnn buy wilwilh $65,000. n icely fin ish ed . S$123,000. For more SUNCJNDAY NOW! brick homo. Now carpot cn loss ground. ps9 LANDMARK REALTY informalion call: 733-3488,73 1 :0 0 -44 :0 :0 0 P .M . plus romodolod tai a Cook Realty 2235 S. Lincoln / 0 -4 foo*". 2 liroplaaw. nrv Jerom e nkonSwlfi'^^ C E N T U R Y 5 nico yard wilh sprink r| .324-1289 324-7Slft GOLD TEAMM systom. Kooloan Lyilo1 GEM ■Y ■ .. . REALTY nil tho doi.'tils on Ihc: hc homo S T A T E R E A L T Y 191 A ddison. Twin. FFn „ |i. cnll tho OttiCO or 733-6J>■6465. ______734^)400 HI 736-3936 67-9J — o p e p T mm1 9 9 4 MlA AP P L E A V E. 503 BUHL/FILER TODAY! i i f O P E NI HOUSE I ^ ____ _ HOMES HOT TUB THE NIBHT AW/IAWAY in Ihis Sharp red brtcK ollico indopondoridontiy 733-5336_. 1 - 55 P . M . homo, Lols ol ncw dccoraiir)raling, ncw ccniral A/C. ncy4 o'vnnd & opontod SUNDAY,Y, JULY 26 COUNTRY LIVINGS BE"sTEST i insulation & carpel plus mudmuch moic. And ol courso Iho MO YARD CARE THREE IV 5bdrm,3baih.litoplnco 2 - 4 P . M . hol lub and rcdwcod dcckcck :slay lor your enjoyment, Plu'li livmc) c.in bu your'oursin REALTY spocious kilchon, stopitop- $54,000. Slop by and takekea a lookI at this cozy home, ttii:; rJiiW 3 btlrm, 2 bnthb down Inmily rm now pnitM H ost: GregGrei Veeti r-jiKly. Elect hu.il. AC.C.dock d 5 BEDROOM FAM AMILY bonuliful vlow andnnd- Innd ■ •••••••••••I•••••••••••• or b.il':uny, socurityI'lights. lig HOME • 2 story homo * 10 wilh scnping. 2 sm outbldgs ( fl.->r;i;:o, storngi!, pnv.itopriv a lolal ol 1.970 cq It. It. In- corrnls on 2.5 ncros. Exi SUNCJNDAY riri'.'t, y.ird caro provicovidod. cludos lamily room, 1 , 1.25 boy$117,500. 326-5335 1 :0 0 -4:C4 :0 0 P .M . Pi':k youf own c.ifpi;t,ut, vinyl\ baths, tiroplaoo nnd pi 1629 LO.OCUSTSTriN. a c.-ibinolr.. Low pricijric o o f nil on n largo, loncod 'egS60; ESTATE SALE (Elm Street off Pol,•oMhe East. bfMnd UPS) ?r.;,ROO Call R.iy S.ibalo Sat lol, Pnco has boon rodui>ducod 1 bdrm, sinto siding, dock ASUCEOFNlCE!>.iilii.!,l.itsol rvlfds' S[>.iC]-x]s h...li.' lus Icr .1,’VI. lo $59,900, Can DDMn ulll room, kitchon. livinrvino „«.f ;i200 u, ll on ,...,1,11.1 lli«ir 'Iliii-.- I'lr] l«-(ltix.' ,inu-.iirii's m ilii-. Umhi. N.E, localion! 2650 sq, an. . 4i bedroom. 2 3/4 balhs. moin Y 7 3 3 - 5 3 3 6 ------HOMES Inl lioiTii* floor utihiy room, formal dininlining room, sowing or craft room, ____ 7 33-4321 H o«lc»: TcrrI Kilgorr Pnrk-liko landscaping, 2' s^ ^ n r a l o polio ofoos. Sawtooth BY OWNER: 3 bdrm homo10 Inin School DlsI. Pfico: $«9,flOO: — THREE IWM 5 or Ksthy at 324-3808 for mora PARK-LIKE Burloy. foncod. siding,ing, Call Virginia at 733-1735 or = REALTY Infonnation. Jf92-099 s s s I f i i s SETTING: $26.000. Cnii 678-7315.,___ 17G6 Addison flve. E.. schools. Homes starlino at $71 BEALTTlFUL HOMEIII • 3 SPRING CREEK( Twin Falls, Idatio H o ste ss: OliviaOliv Rowe U.icjnilK.onl tudor homosmo on bedrooms. 2 bnihs, and TERRACE RGEMI S T A T E .npproxim.-itoly 1 a .ic cre ing and dining rooms, fl Homo lor safe Siinkon 2 r.tnry living ro g room >n 1989 wiih vnullod coiliacuzzi Bonuliful 4 bodroom 3 balhaih 7 3 3 - 0 4 0 4 K j m with iii,i|i)r.tic r.tono10 lifo-li ond maslor suito wi^ncuic lo s- ■■ homo niong Iho rivor, 2900900 1 'l: pljii i-, warm l.imilyy roomfO ♦ showor nnd wnlk.in cl witli pc'iiot .'•.lovo, r.nunaina innd 01. Well carod lof, lailand- sq. R. Ftonlfoom familyS L _ _ _ _ 1445Addl:ddlsonAvfl. E.» 734-0400J r.pn, 3 bdrm r.. 3 bnl. inWinn fooni. roc roorn, Jocuzzi b a th s, scapod yaid wilh sprinWPiijo baih^^^car garago, gntiK' room and b bor onus systom RV parking. Pr S ■ room in br.mt 3 car narnaonafi has boon roducod r. ______fof toyr. S155.000a Fori $89,900. Cnll Colic n, ninri> inlormatlon callill Phyl-P) Brown nl ollico or 7: lir; 73.1 3513 Jr02 0G2.2 5446 lof youf [ofso■rsonal work. 678-0855, showing. 47-92 l^mo,??4-g?2^.Buflny, ,. fl • 733-5336 505 GOODING/ WENDELL HOMESr O v«J brkk homo In Gooding. Dbl AC. luir. ofstorago. Iinir.hnir,hod 'ontnl history. Would mn carpon. RV parking, loncod 2 cat gar,igo witht aiaulo flfonl invosimonl. C yord. ownor will linnnco. opt’tK.'r, potlKsionallyyland- lar Coltoon Brown at ollco5=®°' fcnll1-B01-549-77Q8._____i O]PENTrO D AI^N l O O►N-5 m ccnpod. nuto sprinkhnklor 733-5446 lor moro domi;‘ Ouiot nfon. woll mninlainod,lod, li;iic.o, and dock. $104,0(14 000! $83,500. 57-92 3 bdrm/2 bath brick, C.iii733-7331.______foncod. all oloc homo, hns ------733-5336 it nlil Goodina 934-5335, PRICE REDUCEE;e d TO $99,500) ...... ;... ' I '• 300 R urkingham Dr. Gr Gra ■vTvTyi^T WESTERN REALTY —- cirij': living in lovoly 4 lovollo' ■ : f . l ' I ’< c J r > (aiinly homo in TF. Arr;a a 733-2365 <)«ci;llonl woll mainlaini homi'r. 4 bdrnir., 3 balh l.miily room, focro.ilii room 2425 so. ll, Fenc< OPEIEN HOUSE W1II1 lull spfinkinfs, iwo c SUNDAY, JUI 1 9 8 6 T EE M P O 1 9988 J CORSICA 1986 AEROSl» T A R 1 9 89 9 1 T E R C E L (laf.igc.i with oponor. Con-Co ULY 2BTH • 1-4 P.M. «2;no2-2,-Supiper t;k‘an. W22109-2, #131065, tf2H0065-l,-1. VcTV N ice C ar, Ira ta irin f.ln llo d in 1991. 199 O nly al our I lyu,'ufulai Store! I.oadiidcd with Equipment Grcai Tamlly Va/a n WOUOW!! O nly C all Jo h n Fofbof. 73 •lf.72 ff02 07a *29S9 3 *3886 = *37735 *4i1885 GEMfl STATE REALTY 8 3 ^ f ’- ______7:}4-0400 1220 BLAKIKE STREET NORTH - RECIPE FOR— TW I RELAXATION WIN FAUS Excellenl lamily h G.'aulilul, big 5 bdtm. 3 bal y home features 5 bed- tuinii*. Inrgo shop with;h RV R r o o m s . 3 b a th s , u r.torago, socludud soltinJiting s p r in k le rs , fe n c;, e cunderground timed 'ning garage door oper:ed yard, automatic tlirough, good'lir.hmg an )ener. An excellent buy at 1 9 8 9 IR F O C 1 9 9 1I 1TRACER W GN.[. 1990 SUNBIl[RD 1992 GilS R A l V D A M hunting, on B-acrus ’ $89,850, See this [E3 YOUR HOSTESShis one today! «1195393, T -T o p s , ff22027-l, ,#06706H-0, A/T, A/C,A fl2212 2 1 5 2 -1 , ROBERTJONES SS; Judy Black L oaclec SAVEI! C le a n 5 SiS p eed REALTY Independently ou 733-0404 owned and operated ^ ^ * 9 975 ; ’*8780 *4854I *95)984 1 800-262-500I ____ EXT 1211 REDUCED to $9 5 ,50’ Ownor molivatod. boauiili lulilul ------noarJy now, conlompofpory 733-5336 I styl') homo. 3 bdrm. 2 ball; 1650&q. fl. must so o to a p 1615 Addison Ave. E. prr?cialo 734-5017 lof nppls OPE |3 E RESIDEHTIAL •EN HOUSE •WHAT A BUY al $40,000™ V SUND 4 bodroom , IV.- bnlh IDAY, JULY 26 READY TO OCCUPY! £ ______1 _ * 5 BEDROOM, 2 bath 01 1 1989 OLDS 1T R O T E O 1L 9 9 9 0 M E T R O 1988 TOW N C A R 1 9 8 9 1 T O P A Z ^ 2.7 acron, co»rnl6, bnrnaiM°" 263 Biiclianiin Sl. « 2 4 0 9 ll-l, - . «15187-1, #11021-3, ff066701-01-1, 5 Speed, ■ TFCC wnlof, 4 milos S. 0 1 SAVE SAVE! ONLY MM( ore! • TF. Ronllor ownodS- 5' Y tiur I'ltist: $89,900. Raymond Kent ' * 7 8 88 6 * • 3 BEDROOM. I’/ibnlfanlh — :■ '69,900 *4985 *8975» *355988 rnnch homo on IVj acros luncnd p a stu ro . 32x4C shop lor Inrgo oquipmonl 01 sprnis. $79,900. 1 R i i ? 6 0 1 M a in A ve. E. NELSONN r i ' " - b REALTY W M ■ - 260 2nd St. East ;. 734-3930 jr.STU.S7f:D. lixai , : *' . 800-743-9508 Ili'llU-. ImIIIiIv Ki ><>III, .n't...... 'li.iri' I Iv.Ir-Kini ESTI Iin;. .uvU >,liii.’. U u Uri'tciil .., ri-iiio.IcliiiL; .liul ll|^l,ll- m LA^ M.,l|Vll Wllh 'I'rilikhiii; sy^tviii. i ■ ' ■ i-'C'! ' b y b u il d e r . Now 4 bdrm, ,il)l,H.iic.lii...o~nl>wii H 'luhl'.'llll'.'.l. ( j'lIK' H•l''lll|^ H y U N E DAI ■.V >v' 3 bnlh. 2 150 sq ll orJn 1,• li,-n..-«.iliv.,urh.M IU 3 3 0 ^ 1 ^ ’ 6cfO. ovorlooking vnlloy. lU ni.iiiJ Kent. 73 loy. ______• -’r : \ i i tI2 3 000. 733-34rf9. ____J______«»Q-‘j2 I I Sund.iy,s July 26, 5992 Timo-jimo-j-Nuwr., Twin F.illr,, Idaho F-.'3

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512 FARHSmANCHJCHES 512"FARMSflANCHE'MBS 512 FARMS/RANCHES[ES 513 ACREAGES ANO' e i5 - COfcWERClAL sts COhMERClAL 518 MOBILE HOMES 604 UNFURNISHED 702 CATTLE ANO DAIRIES:S ANO DAIRIES> ANO DAIRIES LOTS - PROPERTY ___ APTS/DUPLEXES - PROPERTY __ : For sato: Excol quality 400 b k 30acroparodlsolnSin SC Ida- — — — Approx 1 aero commorciarcial, • 1979 Broodm are 14x70. Holsloin hollors, Bodko Food Lot, 862-3812. homo ho. locatod noxt tolodtylim d - HAGERMAN. 60 ACFVCRE3 CATTlfmOWCROPOP L O T S: EXCELLENT $55,000. Houso * incom:om o bdrm . 2 b o ih . oloclri< 1 4 2 bdrmop(o Its. yol socludod. boiboroorod of nroat hunling doso-iro-inwHh 470 ACRES • boiwoiwoon Addi- j i 2.900. QUIET LUXURYf. or 062-3613. olfico. on 2 sid o with riviflyors, 2 a modern 3 bodroo ^ SMALL BUSINES!;ss Lg walk-in d o so ls: AC9 HORSE SALE wolls, 24 shoroe o h tIl'nnH Tho Coontw SubdivislOH,"^2 LOCATION ol walof, balh all oloetrfc homoimo with towor pivol-hand linos« a lots ooch iy4 0cro,re*lr il dsssiilod advonlslng didn'iId?T~ 'l9 e 5 M o d u lln o 26x44,4 2 tjiurol Park Apoitmonls TWIN FALLS LIVESTOCK IS. Suckor control olf 4 llroplociloco. In- approximatoly 1 mllo ri\ oxUt. somoono would Invonivont • bdrm & don, oloctric: €6* 176 Maurico St. N„ ..COMMISSION COMPANY rod and cotnont IcK^ tivo covenants. Lotsprta Apt 304, m onogor jpd lol wHI cludos 0 30x72 molallal i sided frîago. $3M,000. Dot OJ $6,000. Locaiod Sma on Soulh Lincoln In Joromiomo It. Can 733-0031, ___ _ walls. J24,900, Fridoy JulySl,6:00p.m . !- hold up to 1,000 hoihood, 15 shop 4 lull walor shoj OS* Ovorhoad door In backc k oI t 734-4195. ___ Tock saJos lirO. ■ acros cullivatod.1 ,11< 4 x 7 0 Jour 1/4mi, handllnoa Soulh ot Pay N'Pab'ol mllo East V. South. CgnCl building wilh lorgo parkin REDUCEDII *1984 Rex 14x66,2 bdrm,n. 1 1 bdrm duplox, rofrig. stove,3V0, Hovo your rogistorod horsos :■ mcfello whh lip-out,Jl, 303 fruil t/3 ml. portoblo moirlolnllno. 513 ACREAGES AND 572 CJwnor will can y o r balh, oloesrie. $16,900. wator lurnishod. $ 2 7 0 ^1 0 -f 0 in by 5:30 p.m. • - troos, booutllulI viowvli ol CallARTJONESol; ID John Forbos 734-45? '• LOTS I92-058. • a ro ro o d y lo 60ll.Call\Vin doo. No ootsi 733-1735. Early consignmonts incJudo 6 ;• t ',- m ountains, V /i hrs ■ Stono 7S4-0400 or Hom« Now $49,500. Dom m ils1 thisIhi, BROCKMAN'S MOBILE HJ. Rogistorod Thoroughbrod ono. Suecos&lul ro&iauron ^ 1 bdnn upstairs apt with ap- •; -I Sun Valloy..many,ny m ony L a n d w a t cch, ------324-7280. #91-161. ifoni HOMES • pnancoa. $195. 42^2009^ 40Flmoros.6omowilheoH ;• amonilios. Form oro sealing 60 pooplo, plus* coi 1-84 ond Hwy 93, Twin Falb — ot sido. , .e 30 ACRE BUILOING LO , • - 2 4 3 BEDROOM motion call day ornl R e a l t o r' s® 5.75 milos South Rior. Qui . 0 oa In roar. Cal Cindyy loi 734-3167o r324-4203. *630Roilrond Avo., Ihe dolails. 734-0400, *92 V r TOWNHOUSES ;• ‘o«vomossngo934-AU-4379. sodudod, ond a groot vi 1981 28x60 S a h o ro . will 733-7474 or h ol Buhl. bus733-3667 rvs734.. 072, (rom$395, J Bruco 733-4337 80 aero larm soulh ol 34.3346 of lho North HUs. Powori GEM porch. $28,000 nogoliblo’’o- Woshof4dryorhookup Full TFCC w alorr shoh a ro s, -- _ ■ ■■ proporty.$12,000.Alsoilso 30 STA TE REALTY Cnll 733-4754______Small yard 4 stomgo Loosing smol dairy. $135,000MO. acres lor $18,000 andind 16 734-0400! GEM 1984 Flootwood Vogue T -. STATE REALTY uo, Nop«nl734.-66Q5 .. HACKNEY AGENCENCY MULTIPLE DAIRY SITEIs r ocros for $24,000. TonTornis bobllohorrj7lots.Adult 14x68', wilh lip-out. 2 bdrm SAWDUST coltlo bodding. •; 733-45S9______Wont room for oxpansonsion? with good down paymo^mont. family, forms. FHA 4 V 2 balh, 2x6' walls, nl oloc 2 bdrm opt. w/stovo 4 rolrig, Soo thio ,784 nerog,I, I ^ sm loncod yard, h Kimbor-iOf'. I20B) 585-3025 nnvlimo FARMS + o r- Call John at; trie, thormolwindows I..W. doodod wilh 391 cullu ■2^ llyouorolooldnglora f coihordnl coiiings. oxcoHon ly. Ideal lor som oono whofho . * 160 Acres, n to fan ° buslnoss propony or a i.. profors a quiot nolghbor-or- 703 DAIRY i TF walof.-&Qu!h_oln frJ ? ocros ol nieo lovingn^T.'rm L andw atch - GEM eondiiloni Swomp coolor landidoollysullod-l " S S I i S ..businoca opportunity. ploa» hood. No pots! $385 w /wIVO- a- EOUIPffiNT comont ditchoQ, g & bare grourid~ldriib'm4r< “ STATE REALTY1il(jor ell o p p ls, w ashor; dryo'r i.g a t o d sprinklor Irrigalionn withw R G f l l t O f S cailJohnoJLiKh«tch,lu a 734-0400 ’ ts In wood oxtorior sidingn g . lor lurnishod. 733-6600. __ I 391 shores Irom th o o smal ocroooo. 82S581riL jj, -RMltorelorassistanca, Yo T T Coso Big balo oropio, buekoi ; oond of JohnJrrolk. Brokw,GF eh Sale or trodo; Exira Ig oldolI lor piethod aspall shinglo rool»l! 3 bdrm, 2 bath, laundry. ' «ho Twin Falls C:anoI ar ^ ■ will be glad that you dkJI 4 loncod yard, Wosiwood Ml-UH built-ins. corpol 4 dropos,OB mounlod. brond now. Rivor Valloy noar S Y(|u warohouso + 2 baro b is ir • $1100.886-7716______Lino bus733-3667 ms3S6-S2■■■S24t N ICE A C R E A G E • will pork, J1 7.950. 788-981C110 2-car with oponor, oir. Crook, wilh largo ( 'carry ijjjl T F . Zoned M2, g ood loi h, Squootoehuio 324-2871 Blorago laciity. doad slorago, low down 62 boloro 10 30nm or nvms. 1024 Locust Sirool North, • 152 A c r * s , g ood . 2 ocros. 2 mis W of“tw Tv» in along tho lowllne canal. Dl , Landwatch,, low lolnl pnco. Ownor'nick wil 1 bdrm. 1 b.Hh. 8 x 40'. lullj[iii^ $550. Cal 734-7035. Holds, su rla co Irrig. -aliJohn Foils on Hwy 30, pavelavod mostlc won. septic tai%lfi (l carry. To bo moved, sm>4. < lurnishod. ovorylhinjng A penm ents: Cloan, quiolT 4 i 704 CUSTOM FARM '/% h rood, with Irvo trout ctroaiiroam. ootlon woll. Irult tr6oi(S- Realtors Z — works, J1500/ol(or. Cnl;an olficiont. From $275/mo.no. SERVICES wilh galod pipo & co L a n d w a t c ' rm aool cidod house, Tnie* dilchoB, pood soil, so< ' '■ • j Call 733-6805.______12.75TFCCwai#r«h& Iront ond hoisl, 324-3404./I 788-4692.______1322 Wftshinolon St N, TF. >rlvln plus omplo taik) m b er.a§ 5 '.JohnJ.,ToIk.Bfokof,GHI AA SWATHING. BALING, Castkilord. R e a l t o rfS s 2acroBSWofKimborIy 71 Buddy 12' wkJo, 3 bdrmrm. Avalobk) Aug. 1st - 1 bdnn. • - *134 Acres, cropss 4 pas- Canyon Land Subdivlsicvision •lano or Stovo 734-040( w/new insulalod windowsJ 84 bsml, oponmoni, PrivoloJTo STACKING sWo drossing 4 gloo *45,000, #92-22fl._'°®'. . ;W 733-3667 ros326-S24 THREE M QO plowing. Will iravol. Call turo, fish ponds, 4 HW™ Jo h n J. Tolk. Broker, I „ doors, coolor. skirting. ToTc entrance. $225 mo.-*-$100 'douUowido, corrals, REALTY bo movod. lol $4500 cashish doposil, 733-6325 allor /36-8075. away sotting wost ol B INCOME PROPERTY OP buvs. 326-5887 __ 5omlornpooinlmont. ALLTYPESCHOPPING. S ' d 't m bus733.3667ros3Z6:SS-5S41 2 comor Iota Innew Joron I PORTUNHTY - BACK 0N THE MARKET • 132 Acres, aood subdivison, priced lo so AMUSTSEEI — Throshing. groundwork, soulhwostolCoslIo I Throo duploxos In (ho SawOP* ond pricod to coll, Commor- . planl, swath, balo, reckpick- i" tF C C oneoHIioTtR EST lamiamis of. . I toolH School districl, goo< dot building, woll buiil ,050 anc Extra cloon 1980 Qalypso 605 ROOMS FOR RENT sutfaco Irrigation. T E GEM VV} mobilo homo. 24'x60'. 2 ' or, loador, manure haul. • Is this CITY BUILDING LOTS ? ’ rontal historios, lour 21» d wniof. lorod 10 th e public Is st o t S eal” iaw- wdh mony possibilrtios: — Handy Weaver 543-6886 * tM P C 279.2 acroe. or willwith full P'^'T’o location ol Hillcro ro o m s w ith g a ra g o s an<000 Auto shop. Convonioneol(j«; bdrm, 2 balh, Ig scroonod Daughter will bo allonding ROBERT JON sharos Moadovn II (comor Filor carpori anrftwo 3 bod }2 p orch, carp o rt, slorngo.)0 . CSI, vwuk) Ilko to oxchangom Confining grain J N td TF C Co. wotor shi Md- siofo. and moro. $24,000, 324-5621 or 324-7903 i north of HANSEN. Indtûdod 26K. VIEW O F N A TU REIE ., rooms ontf garago and acar n d Call Cariynn Noh at ollico $35,000.Byownor room 4 boord tor sludont REALTY ______543-5457.______733-04041 oro 3 hom os, variousous out Call K-Tok 734^00.____ BooulifuHoroslaroaonSlS. pon. Call lorTom 01726ed- or 1-800-^-4268,04-92 __ attending ISU. Own room1 & Custom boing ol straw, oais * buildings, 235.1 A5ASCS EX C EL L E N T LOTS\ x c Fork ol Bolso Rivor, N.tLOI 333 3 Of 780-3363 In car-lh( ----- Forsalo; 1976Govomor. balh, must liko animals. For-or & hay. 1 ton balor. Coll famiablo ocros with apf FairlioId.244acrebIdil^ ovoninos...... 12x56.2bdmi.aJl olodricc Inlo cnll 233-2553. _ 934-8329______: 1-800-262-5001 approx- lor buikling homos. Boing d< % undor concrolo oir silos. Lost ofdoedotf pri fh '.- ____ 73 3 -5336____ wilh opplianeos. Call Room lor ront: $200 a month. : EXT. 1211 dîleh & volopodln Eastgoto subd Ith. CUSTOM HAULING ------'/> undor opon dUch1 Inirrigai- vision {EfBObolh 4 Caniof voioly ownod greund IA'%1 r r s A STEAL _ Includos Ulilitios. Coll 734- 3 Wldo. $.19 Ing Iho primarily Portiortnout Lono). Sofflo lorgo lollots o'ool 20% down. oWriq - THREEM - QUIET COMFORTABLE 4878 ntlor 6 p m.______Don Koohn 543-5275 Consullan Sift Loam soil. Ownors ots may prime aroo. Compotitivo OvofZl.OOOsq, tt. DRAST1 REALTY ITU- UVING Sharod houso, has own balh.?!)• Custom hoy euttino.swalh- EXPERIENCED FARME^MER4 carry wilh good down Ipay- pricod. Coll Ray SaboJaa fi ^'y%.®CriPW»S $210 mo.. Coll 324-6652. RANCHER-II you a • CAU.Y REDlJcEDI Frolgh ing 4 baling; straw boiing. ’ sunro morn, $500,000. showing. s-n. BUSSINESS OPPORTU-1iroa Immaculalo insido and oullJtl osk for Sholly______Jonamo oroa. 324-3992. olovalor, sido rails, slrong warning to buy or soil»l I inrm CallJohnal ONEACRE 4ahl NFTY - FosJ (ood businessMoll This lovoly 3 bdrm, 2 balh , ; 4 ranch proportios, plo sturdy construction. Now Slooping rm. Non-smokor,or, GREEN CHOPPING , ch GREAT SITE building sHo. Zoood R-2. C*^ onV $55,000, C al tor Bobb tocalodino highirolficaroaoil doublo wkw homo In LaryI'J J non-dnnkor. Close to CSli caJlARTJONKsi L a n d w a t c l ol Iho Moflic Valley Mall SII Hay.grain.com fcjr buikJing or pfo-labricaKenind bo divldod into 3 softorat' Kolloy 733-2365 or 733.{Sw and Mobile Homo Park foalurosW $195 mo. Call 733-6627. __ Duano's Cusiom Fanning, UNOWATCH, REALT( lots. Porrlno school dislrioM, Food Court. Includos IN- all air conditioning, walk-in iorosoisloneo.YouwiI R e a l t o r's e ehd mobilo homos. Locaic 737-1013or 436-6795 ® onPoikAvonuo,(3)Vioc $30,000. Coll Jsan Bran 3 3 . oquipmont, supplios, »ME and cloGots, lots of storago. 2 60S MOBILE HO IC S - glad lhat you didl non for dolails. IfTvoSlofy. GREAT own IN covered p a tio s , gordenon Hoy 4 com chopping. Call Jo h n J, Tolk, Brokor. < VESTMENT ANO INCOME'Ivia area and i storago shods. — RALGroonCKop,0uht, l?olo“r"Jva/la“blo Asw! COLDWELL ^2- 2 bdrm, 1 both.w/oddon,"• 420-1283 fcoiiular phono). Landwatcl M H9A1 $8500 & $10,000 por lo , POTENTIAL bo your own311. Pricod ol only $26,000, flowor t>ods, dock, 4 lown. c h , bus733-3667 ros326-i ColIRaytosoo, SABALA1 BANKER L boss. 564,200. Call Sylvia Primo iol/courl, $7000.lO' JANTZCUSTOUHAYING WESTERN REALTY at ollico or 734-3811. nVTTHINYOUR MEANS' Kotchum-726-1731 5pm Swathing, baling and hauling R ealtors PRICED TO SELL: i REALTY 02-92 — Call 543-6049 or 543-5254 733-2365 ----- Supor siartor homo. 2 bod : . bus703-3667 ros?34-:34-334S ocros all undor culiivoi SABALA\ ,733:43J2.1— .^ Indopondontly ownod 4 'i*.' LAZY J MOBILE HOMEIE STACKING & RETRIEVING in lho Buhl oroa. FullM Tl oporotod. " •?'33-5336______room. 2 bath 14x70 manu- PARK ______wolor sh aro s, locato< ___ lacturod homo on quiol Hod on REALTY ' 515 COMMERCIAL , ‘ Very nice mobilo homo - JUST LIST E D , approprox40 pavod rood. Asking Asl 733.4321 ___ 518 MOBILE HOMES xso slroot. Ovorsizod doublo ckuin • roasonabty pricod-i ' 705 FARM - ’ ocro dairy eol-t^ in nictnico so- J77.000. ____ PROPERTY illof car garogo whh 2 oponoro. call Jack Of Miko 733-818484 mCHINERY culodaroa. Dbl 4 honhorring- 136 ACRE FARM: Loci.ocotod - GOLF COURSE LOTSTS ______- - - oxlra cuio intorior, Nico UVEtNONE-RENT 1971 Mobilo Homo. iTxS^ CO Jof doloils, bono barn w/somo[> oquip.oc wost ol Buloy. Formn is un- 'h PRICE BRICK 4 PLEX asking $5000 or best ollor:— covorod pallo ar>d wondor- 1068 diosol sia e k ^ ,l„ THEOTHERI : lul landscaping. Now on Iho 40 wolor sharos, Voryary jgood dor concroto dilch 4\ gotodgi Island Park Viilago Rosort:sorts OuQiity. cusiom built 4-plo Call7S4-3524.______/ 001825-5828.______Inal • Duplex, 2 bodrooms, 1 markw lor ONLY $42,000! .- ' 4 bdrm, 2 bath homoimo h a s pipo, good doop soil.ill.Ask- > hos ImprovodgoH coursourso on North Ostrandor.ldoc I 16 ft spud bod. Ilko now. boh : -■ brick liroplaeo & now;ow sop- lng $175,000. lots w/powor woior4 sow-sow lor ownor-occupaiM in :““J bath. 1.120 sq. It,, 1975 VAN DYKEidi- “J” BRAWLEY ir avail- 80 ACRE FARM: WllWith 4 or.Pr1eodundor$10,500. „ I, kitchon oppliancos, aulo-5. 1 unloador. lold-down side, tie. 3 p haso powor O' 500- bdrm, 2 balh main unll $2SOO/oHor.734-77_9J_____ : obto.$iiB.coo, bodroom 2 bath hohomo, Fnandng avail. Con Bilfyclilfyor Sprinkling syslom. gareo«,„I' mobesprmklors. top *,•'■ mobile homo, good condi- REALTY largo molal shod, hasDsmilk- r Kip now. 558-7384,•• loncod. Vory woirmtln tion, high quality In £ an IRWIN 16' grain augor. 6' lubo. 11^ APPROX 76 ACHES:S barot Ing barn in ono ond,nd, in- 1-800-272-8824 ____ loinod 4 cloon units. Onl£ '=c, = '• oxtoblisôd adull park.■od REALTY 734-5858 molor, good shopo. $450. larm ground w/NSCCiCCwa- eludes galod pipo.0. has $150,000 & atiractlvifiul • 4-PLEX. oach hos 2 bod- Hoals ond cools vory ron- _ t.60(W2.0343 PlaflSQcall 733-6893. tor. Includos whoolI linoslin & somo assum oblo loan ro o m s, 1 b o th s . 82C^ sonably, Woll landscapod,,ck‘ 734-6S00 T 1976 IHC 1700 truck. 16' oansto HAGERMAN VALLEYrt ownor llnancino avallsbli sq. ft., washor/dryoi 7 - ' hondlinos. Prosonllyly in hoy quolifiod buyor. AslAsking Boaulllul custom buill115 5 CallHoroMat733-39ie. 10x14 molal shod plus oo!ox- To bo movod: 1986 - 28*44 607 OFFICf AND bool 4 grain bod wilh ox- hook-up. kitchon Flootwood, 2x6 walls. - 1 4 groin. Would makokogood ( $160,000, bodroom. 3 ’A boih, 2 CJ r,^, tra slorago room oil dock. < RETAIL SPACE lonoion, auto bool ondgalo, • , slocJ(60l-up.$no.OOO.DOO. GOOD 40 ACRE FARhl appliancos, good cornoi Coll Jono. 734-0400, bodrooms, 2 baths, vor) 20 ton scissor hoist, oxcol- RM: (1 narago homo plus 5 ocroi|cr^' 6 PLEX locatton. *120,000. liold) locolod N W olB■ (Buhl, privaio with incn>di>lKttoto All brick, ono bdrni units wHI $28,000. #92-207, nieo. $18.000.366-2711.r- 2rm.81B5.736:i05~ lonlcondlCnII 543-6023. 60 ACRE good larmiground grc romodolod 2 bodrcdroom viows. Additional acroag““00 bosomonl. Gorogo. NO vs To bo movod; 7 6 Champior 450 soft ollico. $225,22323 1 982 TW20 Ford Traclor. ox locaiod NE ol.Joromrom o. 2 homo with olhor good Vft- AMERICAN REAL jod im- availablo. Call ART JONEjN ts condos, Ownor linoncln|J"8 ESTATE 1 APPRAISAL dbl vrido mobilo. ailoloelric Addison. Call 734-5572___ colloni cond.. mako roason- bdrm hom o. born,. lolslol ol provomoniB, 4500' of gi 3 bdrm. 2 both, woodslove p ablo ollor. Call 423-4830. *of youf privaio showing,•9- availablo. $170,000. Cal COMMERaAL LEASES maluto Iroos. $79,900.00, pipo, 40 sharos ol TF ^ HaroW to soo. 733^18. . 734-5650 f swamp cookir. appllancoi 2100 gallon Iruck mounlod wolor. Asking $85,000.10 Landwatch, Doug Voilmor, Brokor ' Induced, dock 4 skirting woior tank. 326-5489 MaryAkkonnan 734-388: GEM *Ollico6pacD-150------, $15.000^((or, 543-5054 A I^ Strong 733-0005 STATE REALTYiust 2,500 squaro fool ex56-Wooiliold gmln auger. PIONEE!E R MUNROE ROBIR-IR T S R ealtors' ’ S A B A L A 082 ______734-0400______I )- $2500.837-6313.____ REAL ESTATE ‘ DonisVoIlmor 733-9199 I'/b . __ * W arol^so space • 1.500 - REALTYr r.piQ ART JONES Lowoll Wills 733-6562'5 1976 14x70 N ashua, m ust 12,000 squaro fool Burley Tractor Salvago 324-8652 543.8806/543.63:’•WS bus733-3667 w734-334_ REALTY 99 be movod. 3 bdrm, (?ngV/i SIO CEMCTERYLOTS ' Building sKos-rol ail. Combino 4 iractorpans ::; 734-7704 733-4321 2 balh, oarth slovo. rolrig. __ wholesaJo. industrial PnuMD»438-5420 rango 4 morol Asking 2 comotary lots, $450 oa ooi r CallLarwHafI Caso 2390 tractor, powor $10500.423-4eB6. . BRAVO INVESTMENT ' ahin. cob. AC, duals, 3176 CAN YOU REALALLY HAVE THE BEST = SERVICES I hrs, oxc cond, $13,500. 738-8544______— | Cnll 922-5542.______O F B O)TH T ! WORLDS? REDi 1 Commorlcal building lor | FARMBED 42’ sell-un- YES. YOU CANI WITHVU.S. U BANCORPMOnraAOtCO. OUCED! ^ lease: Suitable lor rotoll, loader oquipod Ior spud Of MORTCAQES FOR PURCH/tCKASE AND/OR REFINANCE LOMS.IS. wholosaki. manulacluring,“ • boola with own power unit. highiralliccount.Sooal : . 1985, Dayof night ______785-5500. EXCELLENT HORSE neous m ^ .L FEED WAGONS TBfamily home wilh over gvc 2500 so 11, 4 bedrooms, 2 1 Q >H anh 350 mixer on Oodgo i Salfis, new wood lloofiiDOfing S carpcting. 24x30 melal sIim 406 Slh Avo, W,______; tn>ck or1-80D-366-1439 or lls. 5 shores of wotor. h lenceo pasluic area. REDUCED 1 092-068 2 bdrm In Buhl a re a . 1 year^ » 9 WAREHOUSE/ Sils on 1 acre wiih la OTD 488 Blue LakeskesBlvd, No, Suite 103 loose, roloroncos roquirod. Jl Rogor Nowlon ...733-2684. $84,900. ^ CIndyKooppllnjJI • Mik* Pr**e« • BIII Pretssy r V G E M No indoor petal $300Ano o - STORAGE RENTAL homo ;h Lany Blamlros ...324-6720, 1 S T A T E security. 543-6707 wook-^ 1000 square loot, overhead BAIMCOFIIg^ onds Of attor 5pm.______d door. $265 por month. Call - . homo m m m 3 Bdrm $425 plus deposit ^ 734-0455 Of 423-5411. 5 SPECIALS - I MORTGAGEr c t l l - -, Call 734-1531. : Call Toll Free outsldailda Magic Valley 1*800.658.3883 V . ! f ! ^ 1445Add k- iOO sq ft stofogo garago withL C O M B I N E 3 bdrm homo NE, close _to power. $65/mo- 734-S1M. . —J Jdi»onA vÊ^73^^ Sawioolh 4 shopping, lull J. . . ______Clean 12x19 atoragoblc/oi’l' 1-NHTR-BS 36* walk-in dr $35 mo. Por-0 1-MF850 ■'' ' ^ T yard, avail 8-3. $500 per lod tof lumluro. 733-7550 | I 4 . J . A mo-K$IOO doo. 733-1891 a 1-JD 7700 Itl I FARM? jII Commorlcal building 1^ 1-IH403 I FARM Fl / Available Aug 15. nico 3 IgL Irrigated Farm * Lo(FOR SALE ' ; . Irrigated Form - Loc >d lease: Sultablo loc rolail. Piicos Slart Ql $6,985 Located 3 miles nortfi, 1 . FOR SALE bdrm, wilh g arage, in Joo r r whokisak). manulacluring, ■ m ile e a s t of RIchflel V ,mBed east of Rlchfle omo. Sond appllcalkm with tfleid, Idaho. 348.02 ocated 4 north & 1 3/4 hloh Irallic co u n t. S e e ol f l acres, with 236 sha wtth 168.64 shares I rols, 137 Wosl 400 South.■3 4066thAvo.W, — BALERS ifleld. ID. 366.12 acres, Joromo 83338, ■______"* All Rocondiiionod I Co.Water. Home!s h a re s Big W ood C an al. Co. Water. HomeUIS of Big Wood C anal' Buhl: Cloan 2 bodroom, 1 "I • 4. NH M26 ■ ■I basement. Sold )els“A 1352sq.ftw/rull 5 613 WAKTTOREKT . 2-NHB500 1/2etorfes.Sold-AS3 is 1254 sq. ft. with1 balh . loroo garago, 4 aero ' m e ta l g ra n a rie s. At-AS IS-. Two large i pasturo. £ x c ^ in g epplka- l ^ i l y ol 4 roiocatirio to Bur-_ 3-NHS425 equipment Is Indudt'A S IS '. Som e Irrigation ^ Piicos slart 01 $2,800 ■ : country u v in g qiII Itsiis bosll 3 bodroom. 2 boih hom of *3009.00. AnnuaAn nual M & O c h a rg e s - 0(8*2153. Annual , tkin. non smokors, no peU,-r ley aroa. Noed 2-3 bdrm . or^Jy 1 mllo from cityty limits.III 2,000 sq. ft. of livina spoo luai Reai'Estate taxes - Jded. Annual water M &' 1 vonr lonso. 543-6513. ’ houso Immediately. Cell 1' • 1 wlih family room, firopiroploco Insort. 3 coHing fora, noorlwr5 are *1260.00 Pric& *1277. Selling price J® 423-4246 altOf6om. Iced to seii at *102.000X0 al Real Estate taxes are For Loaso: 4 bdrm , 2 balh. ^ STACKERS - now c a rp o t, oxqulsif*jlsitoly londscopod foncod boc>ack dbl car gorogo, ulil*y shod,!* Tho Flof School District to ?in i 1-NH1048 ■ ; yard wiih sovoral fruitult IIroos. Pncod to soil ot $76,500. OFFERS to accepti OFFERS to acceptsc e ls *93,500. loncod back yard. $450por^ need ol housing lor loach-^ ] l-NHS-1048 92-173. not larger than famisp ted from o p e ra to rs of •. not larger than famil m ont^lus doposil. Call ora moving inlo the commu- ; l-NHS-1049 im lly s iz e farm s w h o are. ated from operators of 2* nity. II you havo a houso or I 1-NHS-1032 i; • ■ LOV£lY oldor hom o3 wiwilh 2 bodrooms. 1 both on malinain eligible for FmHA (li ; eligible for FmHA fir Pricos start at $3,950 ^ financing. O ffers to b « ' nily size farms who are i spartmonl lor ront call 326- •' I ' floo< ond 2 bodroom3ms s ond family room In bosomon'loht. m a d e o n F orm Fm l' made on Form FmH 603 FURNISHED 5981 with d e tails on co st j 'mHA 1 9 5 ^5 and must financing. Offers to be q ; ' Storm windows, nico;o aaroo ond much moro. $50,900 b e re c e iv e d In th e J , . be revived In the Jt APTS/DUPLEXES andk)catlon. ' TRACTORS 92-172 113 East Ave. F,le Jo Jerom e County Office, ’ , nHA 1955-45 an d must — Ploaso cal: Donna Lutz, Por- 1 J; 113EaaiAve.F,Jei sonnol Coordinator n- 1.Whllo2-105 w August 10,1992..Jerom e, IDby4:00pttV;i' I Jerom e County Office, Studio opt, Absolulelv no 3 1-FofdTW-30 I ; SUPER CLEAN, romodol)dolod 2 bodroom hom o with noo 4- i August 10,1992- drinkors or smokors, $200 H or School Oistrki now 24x28' h o o tod o n d Insulalod shop plus singliiflle ■fl ( ^ Jerom e, ID by 4:00pm, o- 1-MF27S ♦ docor.it. 428 Main N,TF M H1568 H* gcrcoo. Now dock,:k, Ifenced bock vojd. gos heol SALE Is subject tol \ •a — Wanlod-lease/optton. Mom- I Don't woit-This ih oirp rp rhom e will noriasftongll $44,SOC ^ ‘ 6ALE Is subject to tl n . 1-AC170 ^ obtaining a consentto th e p u rc h a se r ■ Obtaining a conserv: 604 UNFURNISHED IS ingsldo School Diet. i 3 t 1 -Ford 4100 92-174 3 th e p u r^ a s e r Soil Conservationen/ation £ plan from the '■ .( Sou Conservation Sl APTS/DUPLEXES PrkxM Slart at K 8 S 0 : : c u n AS A BUGI Cho/Iho/ming coitoQO stylo 2 bodroon» m n Service (SCS). rvation plan from the ' Service (SCS). Now accopling iipplic«lo« Young male studeni. non- : homo wlin whllo pIckcilckol fence, singlo garogo. froshl’ .FINANCING AVAIL f Fin a n c in g AVAiu oj SWATHERS -I. pointed Insido 8i cut,It, $;$39,900 92-176 W LABLE-Nodown'jr^ lor now 4-plox units, W /D smoker, nondrinkor, noods» 1-N H 1116 p a y m e n t, 8 .2 5 % AF ^ j .|MOT^t.a26%APi hookupe. ad eppDancoe lur- room & board for 2 somoe- : APR,40year, ILABLE-No down lart al CSI. Leave m ei-•- . 1-N H 1100 re^ym ent tenn. [• repaVnfenttsnn. nishod. $550 p e r monlh « 1-NH1118 GIC VALLEY REALTY \PR , 40 year deposit. No petal Rols re eage, 403-986-6670 or ^ contact Robort Bowera. 23 1-NH 1590 =1 0 ***““ CONTACT FmHA s quired. Pleaeo conlact ■ 1-NH114 734.1991 CONTACT FmHA al Ceihôreilio, » • Capri Rd. LoDuc. A tbena, t infonmatlon. A a t 3 2 4 -2 3 0 6 for further ■ ■ Pricos start at $6,950 1 2 8 65 Addisonfl Avenue East Information. > at 324-2306 for further 734-7720. „CWT9E4M1^_^_^_^ QUIET UVING 1 TwInFalls 2 ‘ SIsvsKalkiws 734-124-1238 Sieve Kohnlopp 32e-564611 .The G o v e rn m e n t re ct 'Z - OudrunHsflowt 734-124-1208- OoneSharp 733-SSS9 ;• "nie Government re? Ooan comôx, 1 & 2 bdrm m TrK»or •> Im plstrant “ll . LwiySmlin 543-443-4472 Potty E s im n 733-7706le re je c t a n y a n d allt or e l s e rv e s th e right to,,;. V:n • ;nf0otanyanda»off fl ISUKJm^Road JohnEthortdQo 328-33a-3377 EUlo Sharp 733-555949 • I o ffe rs; . ■ reserves th e right to R .IffiSS.'S;. Sl offers. dishw ashor. laundry [ I NorthsMelnvtamenl i \ I l 1 - 8 0)0-658-3a82 0 ___ Fm H A l8 a n E q u ai ( Is an Equal C 3218Urwoln.J«t>me ai Opportunity L « w » '^ m _/ J. I Opportunity Lender^ J 06?&?Sf«00 — 324-2904 I I fcr'Ajj^ ..« r . ____ ( ______...... - ' 1 F-4 Tlmoc-Nows. Twin«n fFalls, fdntio Sunday, July;ly26, : 1992 Farmer'ir's Market-1-Miscellaneiecus 705-817f:

705 FARH 709 HAY, GRAIN 714 SHEEP&OOATS 802 APPUANCES SOS CAMERAS B12 HEATINOSAin 617 MISCELLANEOUS tlACHlNERV AKDFEED ANDEQUlPieMT CONOmOHNO ' FORSALE "BsSeBE — — Kindor buch, boauliful mid- Maytag portaWo dishwashor,' ------r - 145 too# lirsl cutting hoy. Nikon 2020 w/50mm NIkkoi Hosston 6650 Bwaihor. cab.c min or woods. 3i24-870 kor Hot Point 5000 BTU w in^ d ^ FABRK2STORE AC. dio so l. 14* ho»ador. ad IWII . — —— ■■ S SSoTKlS.®;(T _AF.SlB5fol>orJ34-78g7.r. air conditkwof. Usod 1 soo- UOUSDATION. v a l u e c C all886-a34.______son, original box. $150. Call MUST SELLI (10.500 n 710 HORSES Fabfio. notions, S'rotch a .. ..Coll 789-4060. 715 SW lfE Rofrlgorator, apt. stovoS a 808 COHWUMCATION 733-SOfS — Sow pattoms, upholstory,i { 7 3 FORD ,n. DEVICES Swamp coolor usod vory lit- HoBBion pull typo chop;lo p w 2-3 yroldVÂrob. riitorabla maros: 8 yr old brod lo loI lod ' ovorhoad lank wilh sland. Kon Brown Apîanco ; r r Ywj'U ncvof know tho volue ol ^ GL, #32323...... *783 ■ ovorhoad axlo, 6'rotarSary M arch '95, brod lo Buo3 u o ^ Call 432-5217 ----- _ 727 2nd Avo South Tondy CM5 morrtor, 1000RL^ -flaiilflBd unlit you use It. to 77 CHRYSLEF mowor. 6‘Wood* whipp« ifW Chox Toi. 324-4615 Calf huichos buill lor7^ ^ 734-0670 disk drivo, dot matrtc printor™ Can 733-0931 pr»M 8 . ____■ KonmoroW/0.$250oa;twin 20' motal cpud bod. ml«/bol. bi giack POA moro, gonlonllo cnivofi. $65 Ofl. 324-4940.0 ‘IWANTYOUR DMP 134. $600.733-2954 — aizomotlroflsasprlnos,^ LcBARON, #32:,!2‘‘373....*793 _ or 734-9807. otlor 8,______— $120sot;bodframo$25. 20-tiiibodtraflor. horeo, $800. S43-5403.2 ____ Calf huichoo buill for7 1 2 BUSSINESS* dual axlo M im . 734-1503 6om. or wkndK*?• 80 MERCURV lm For8alo14yroldArablablan calvcw. $65 on. 324-4940.O. . Whito Konmoro W /0. good 815 U W N & GARDEN 32^-5813of 324-2669. cond.$150orboslolfor. 810 nREWOOO ___ Lg Insulatod dog houso for^ CAPRI, #32320\l . *892 y * ' ' man). Has vory good bicWood l l a m a s - Inciont hord. a oar solo, oxcvl c o m . $300. Call T racto r cob o ( IJ D 4 0 t0 linos, vory woll broltroko. brod lomalo w/lomolo baby.aby, 734-5729 ovofl a wknnd»._- Firowood • $75 rounds. $95is ^ ^ C M r noB-propoltod roar 40g0.t150.324-S658. 13. booging lawnmowor, $ 100.00. 733-2653 attor 3:30 ask kxS 65 GMC — $l200or bost offor. CollC a 3 PACK SPECIAL. Olh- split, dry pino. Call 733- ■ 804 BUILDING 4683. kiavo mosBaQo. __ Randv ______ISOd, #42210.... *991 Usod 501 Ford Kano-ng-on 438-8029______Ofsnvail.^blo. 432-6634. 7 hp roar tlno tillor. goodod Liko now Logond II Kirby mowor, 7' alclo, fS1972 Gonllo Tonnossoo Wal)i/alkor Joco catllo squooio chuto.^ UATERIALS Firowood 'lodgo polo pino' •r 75 DODGE Dodgo Pow or G iant• tru uck monj. 6 yra ok). $1500. 0.C C al _ J 6 0 a C n lU 3 2 ^ M 8 9 j_ _ - cullotonoth.fe4^554 _ cond. $375.543-835f vacuum cloanor w/atloch- = 1000 usod lon brk* on iraitor monts. Call 676-8731 or COLT, #32325..,. *996 with pototo bufkor, JoJ o h n 934-5776______Firewood, troo loppingta a LawnChiofridor,5 hp.25* tl50or.15M3244914. Doof 466 bnllof. 324-121 WM - chalnanwvrork. 7^ -47765 cut. tuno-up, good condi-di- _ €iiQ C 67______75 AMERICA? Wantod 10 buy lor coshl R ■ i ATTENTION Firewood, troo trimming and lion,$350.da^-9119. Local n j rock, lava a sand.-}; ÊAGLE, #32348.^1*99^ 800sorios,d61, 000iiorv SUBCOKTRACTORSI , romoval ond stum p grind-,d- ROTOTUJNO, Largo a 2000,3000.4000,50001S f S HOnSESHOEING l.am building a now homo. 1 : 5 135 Tim Wiisoo, 934-5952. ■I Ino 7 3 3^ 385o r 734-57277 , — jfmflUjtfota, 7 3 4 : ^ 5 , . , riosorMF3S, 50.65,1! — IL™ ^.j!TiilI H I own a plam a organ storo LOL-Wngfor... or 165 sorios (arm tractractor. MJLES ■ H a I'm looking for sub-con- — SPAO-ffrOVE'i c a !)l o n d e yr old Sorrol. Molloy, gc T S iractors to trado out wilh for% 811 FURNTTURE-. ■ ~ ARS-: prolorably with front o a i7 MSCELLANEOUS oisrc... .opr..F.s? i ^ o r or rnxrtofld (oodoridorto poeks. 15.0hone \mds, £ M a piano or organ. C al 734-4- AND CARPETS opon 9 to 9 .7 days a wook n» o ss $1500,' " 3875or733-129B.------12'x 3 2 'yollow sh a g carpot:;n FORSALE Humors, 169 Addison W. 8 4 F O R D MVST/ ote^»lo??^4-^^!^5. 6 yr oW. Jon Pnlamino. rkJcrkJos, 12.4'X 13.6’ light groon; i a ^ 7M-0S26. #32345, WAS $2995., *1888 . . . u . packs, works. 15.1 hone S 1 now950xl65firostonotiro Wantod to buy lor ces “"‘*5. ANnOUES FortHamsy Lumbar x12'boigo;12'x112'goW. lial MotoIdoskchoir.malSIOO. 82 SAAB 900 Vorv ctean. 537-6564 and 2 950x16.5 usod radial Ftontondloadortofl40 — _____Mor>4^rl.lii»onlo T- liros. $80 or bosi offor.)r Lawnmowor, $60. Slldo tractor. Noodod: Backhekhoa 14 yr Old black Jon. gonll Antlquo buffot drossor. # 3 2 2 4 0 , W AS S 3 9 9,5 5 ., ‘1993 ‘Of. 5 J 0 p m .S a L 1 2 -4 p m 4 pkKO living room sot, $200; 73M973a«iKl00fn,_____ projodor, $50. 4) 14' tiros- r- attachm oni t o n (ann tri ’6-0 t1 ^ . 53&^15.______KImWrly-423-5516, quoon sizo sola eleopor. iiT rim s, $50. Kids mountain 87 DODGE SHA] tor. 324-5858.______“““■ fa s* """" SPECIAL Pino mouldino Inin $250; onlortainmont contor, 5' charcoal barboquo grill, ^ Sorrol loom, 7 yr old Molk £■ $550. Rocking ehnirs,co(-" : biko. $45. Can 733-3233 #32361, WAS $4995..!f°^*3i586 [ ^ ; 802 APPUANCES bundlos only.XS’/i BASE,E. $25;microwovocari.$15. ;• W antod to buy; Otdar. sm 6 yr okl Jon, malcJwdpo I : foo tabto. misc. 133^805 Now 24* girt4 mln biko $80. 2 botiom, Idlfocttonpjo — *.19LlnFl.BATTIN.$.05>5 All In good condition. 733- 86 PONT. SUNBl fidoo a n d w orks. 15'5 .0 1 FriQidaro a 1 GE rofrlgora- $6 and up, ralrood tkis. Doys« Sizo 6 gold band $90. Now A6'.7’orr,3^ntorp I™- LInFt, t 3/8 DOORSTOP,P. 3932 ntlorgDm. ' ' Tandy computor prinlor # 3 9 6 7 3 , W AS S 4 9 9!f.'“°,* S .. 3 6 7 7 hands, $2800. lor. vory good condition,on. $,09LinFt.2“ CASING. ~ • 686-2269. ovos 886-2911 8 yr old. Bay Jon. rido h Dinotlo sol. tabk) a 6 choirs, Jg- $200.324-5393.ovons. .. 88 PONT. SUNBl box lan. ynidB and yardsso' ol S.14UnFt,1 3/8CASING, 1 9 1/2'](6-dad window. $125. I Olds, boaulllul now fabnc. Roa- oood cond$125 537-6564 '7 0 6 FARM & RANCH 00- S.07U nR . OUTSIDE g- Can 733-6677______Noli«4 if you'ro planning lo # 3 2 3 0 8 . W AS S S 9 9i5®’‘^.»3867 S .. ■ sonabiv pricod. 7 3 3 ^ 9 66 . ^ CORNERS $.06 UnFt. Good usod carpot a pod, is opon a C s 'j.o ^r oxpand- M PLIhEK TS HORSES . $5.55/yd inclallod. Also,o ' AC window mounl. llOvoAs, 87 FORD TEMP< Bsivo ' ^0* oloctric rango $50, Call::all PLYWOOD (5/8 • 4X8 - th 1200 btu, $250, Bushnoil3l| ing an oxiBling ctoro. givo - - — 4 y ro ld black improBsl' CDXB. $a.95shool) (6x6:6 now $8.55/yd instollod wHh #39601, WAS $5995...... ‘3 9 7 6 1990 Caso 1680 combirib ln ^ brod golding. slortod hhoi w “ I ______nr loloscopo $150. Call ofloror m o o c^l a s I om going lo 3S5 FlRS.75LinR)(4x4-8 usod pod. 734-3540 olior closomy store, aiiavoa 86 TOYOTA CAU ' 625hours.1987C«sot6> 1 ^ ing.sSoOO.'' Doluxo Frigklaro ra rm . good 3pm or Burtov, 6 7 8 ^ 1 6 9 ._ 5:00 om 734-7706. combino, 1070 houn.I. NowNi 4 yr oM Sorrol. colonol frock-froc eond. $ 100. 537 -6 a4 CEDAR, $8.45 00) -T Store lull ol oqu'p In oxcol #3 9 6 7 2 ’, W AS $ 5 9 9 5 .. ‘3 9 8 1 ;;Tir REDWOOD (2X6 - 8', *3.9515 Rotrig. $100: king sizo watoror Adult saloty walkor. good cond incl 1C. rtv.Jk-incool- 20-1010 hoadsr. Us«dod isol los, doc b ar maro, star)(anod Eiocirolux vacuum, robuill. oa.2x6-12-.$8«3oa.2x6(6 bocC $50; 2-25'coter TVs,s cor>dilion. $50; Oak formica“} ofs a trjc; ors, shelving. 84 BUICK RIVIE ol1660concavM. cutting, oxiromoly wcwoll vory good condilkm. asking 0- top cabinots. $250. Coll Call 733-4077.______- 16'$8.00 oa.) $75a$175;washor, $50; COUI.lors a m any othor #39674, WAS $5995.. ‘4 6 7 7 _____ broko. $3500. Cal 734-1374. 8, anliquo vanity, $70; rockor,ir. 733-5248 ______TLER lOyroldlinishodhoadir - r r EXTERIOR S I D I N G - 4X8, — Homs. 208-678-0880 ____ 22,000 BUSHEL BUTLE “''" 0 B od wotor hoator, 55 gal a S11.99shool) $75; walnul ctosk. $75. Callill B o a rC at 177X LTscannor 8 5 O L D S 9 8 GRAIN BM horso. 0^ 25x30 Quonsot hut, 1975 oloct lurnaco. Good work-3fk- PR EBUILT LAWN SHEDD 324-5034.______radk>.$150,536-2307 ChovPLI3/4too4x4.w/warTon #32302, WAS $5995..« ...... ‘4 7 7 3 wilh 8 ' augor*. Call1837- 83 10 yrold ranch goMing. 5®'’’go ino cond, 734-8580 ntiof 6 pm 61S3wMfi37-6313evo«vow k tlo. ridos nico. ___ 8X8. $599.00 oa.) (2x6.5. Small mopio hulch $135. — winch, now 10 ply tiros, 89 FORD ESCOR 4 ^ MONEY WINNER . GE okiclric rongo. solf-cloan-ion- Joisthangor.S.2Soa.) Singor cabinot sowing ma1- B us tickol from TF to Indla-a- Buck Heat tubo w/lins and 4 640 Jo h n D oor«; 461 3 or REMMBERII WGN. #32246, WAS?s*sl995, 3 ‘4 8 8 2 I 7 5 10 Guarantood finishod callI roo-roi oôn. liko now, $300 or chino $45. Lovosoal rockor>r noM lis, IN, 2 way, by wayay wadors. biro 33/34 moat C aso. low hrs; 2-1975 ^ b o a ollor. Cnll 734-8485. __ These pricos good for 89 M ERC. TRAC It A m lf>0 borso. $3500, $40. Ouoon stzo hido-obodd of St. Louis, oxpiras Augusts t saw. hardwood block, ^ at- w hoolortrucks, 1 4 (t A' t oneweekonly.orwhlle $125:Callorcomoasoo.• 12, $150.7334166. __ lomi scales. CaU 324-5119 ronor harrow; 4 row Logi”c5 m CftI'324-3972______Konmoro 25 cu ft chost #32378, WAS $5995.. ‘4 8 8 6 suDDlleslasU THE BARGAIN SIDE rs Ivm m soga______wind rowor: LoganI hn h e r- No stross horeo training, pri Excollont Shimpo pottors 89 FORD FESTIA Rain gutlor, gafvanizod, 138'.5'. 221 Main AvoW. 733-5656.L. whool $350; Crusodor kiln - vo8iorwithb1owor:20;20fl lor untouchod colis■ r ( ; S 'i . S j r ' In 2 sots of harness's wilh #32351, WAS $5995.. or. AD mulos. havo roloroncoiICOS. Coll 734-1313aBor 12pm.Tt. 60'downspoitl.$1.60porll.*■- Wo'ro romodollngl Wo havo'0 wilumituro. siovo, a Ohausis brooching. 4 collars. 3 bri- ...‘4 8 9 3 Spudnlck Golf-uAloodor. i Call 733-3829______i in oxcolloni cond. 1-68-684- can boaffl. Call 734-730606 Maytog hoavy duly oxtra co- _ good usod kilchon a bolh-1- &calo$650;HollonCllulo<0 d ie s, a (oathor n e a ts (ool 8 7 T O Y O T A CM 1 3941 ofl-684.3229. PAT PARELLI Traiior Looayoriygga,____ 11-12, Sago Brush Aroni•ono. 88 M AZDA 323 : For sok>: 20- 1^ bod. ^$20 1-800-642-3335. # 3 2 3 0 3 , W AS $ 6 9 9if 5 .. ‘4 9 9 5 ■ Can733-210r SHANE PRESCOTT “ “ IsnowtrslnlnghorsasI rj»' Vi2kS?2»>>fi3*KW 2j 87 PONT. B0NNE1 ~707 FARMSE3 TF. Al now facdiiios. Trail #32316, WAS $7995..®y":“‘5886 _ _ _ Ing stonors, basic handit i O lPEN 89 CHEVY CELE «1 atfafla sood. manyIf roiroining. linish work a varkMNn. $1.00 Aup.3. woll as cuttors. Qualil f #39668, WAS $7995.. ' ‘5 9 9 3 80S training' at roasonabi 91 CHEVY CAVA ratos. Don't MtOe (or I«i #32310, WAS $8995,.^^^.“ "“‘6 8 8 1 ^ BOB HAMILTON SEED.ED. th a n ih e b o s ti Call 73< 77. 7908 oojlvom or lalo ovosI TO►DAY I 91 FORD ESCOR ; 734-35B7or7?3;t<77. - AfiaXa sood by pnwor. SpcSpo- TENNES3E WALKING WGN., #39467, WAS:A?^995 ‘6 9 8 6 1 - cial VNS cartHiod ivrarrnm - HOflSES; 88 CHRY. LcBAI b glor,$t.20. Iilmrfamilimily variety-doaranco • NOONJ TO 5 PM : 3?fe!7asw3gftff74,.____ I Call654-2940 f j m #32311, WAS $8995..it“^.‘7886 Wantod to rom; Pasturo forafor: 'I s nS E y 89 FORD MUST^ -7 0 9 HAY, ORAM horsos. do co lo Buhl, Ca #32251, WAS $9995.. ‘7886 S43-S926. momtnns. ANDFSO 88 BUICK REGA : 100 ton 3 string dkiry 3 ity 711 HORSE i f c H O O S E S #39654, WAS $9895..^5^!^ ‘7981 - oKalfa. fine atammod l EOUiPWENT > FROM AT > 87 PONT. TRAN! : p H #32330, WAS $9695.. ___ ^ 1882 Word s doctor's bogây= X T H IS S is'*^‘7997 . 100 torts oa t hay. wHh navnaw roadytopull. $1600:169 91 M ERC. TRAC - soodirto. cloan. Sstrlnirln a Moon Bros, doctor's bugg) WGN., #32300, WAS:A^s®9995 ‘8 9 8 8 ;i; ** roa^topull,$1600,Cal . bob».$8oAw:78$4951. 91 CHEVY CAM^ ; i 8 0 1 lo n b a to s d a iry hay • 1st,21.3prolak>.2iac(dfciS: 12 ho so Miloy traiior. ramp #32238, WAS $12,995I^s'^.’*î0,788 : 62 iroN. Foryourhay/bar/bar' top doors, oxlro wido 3 lall : , 91 M IT. GALAN1 . jê«ds.canEd«fS62862- $1500. Call 324-4967. #39608, WAS $12,995s'??: ‘10,888 ____ 2 horso traitor. $1000 or bosbost • 220 ton o( n « o jtlM aNalaItla . oHor. 786-4692. 91 M AZDA 626 : $80ar6^t?...9. '9 2 D 4 D 6*16 hoQvy duiuiy i #32292. WAS $12,995?9s ‘1 0 ,9 7 7 ' A ntons ollBteunlnoanaHaItHa. g o o so n o c k : '92 3 norsiirso 90 V.W . CORRAl t9.5parcontpret*ln,3!I 3 5 slant, front dross BP. CalCall ion. 324-3972 #32245, WAS $12,995^ ”^10,987 Liko now culting soddio 91 M ERC. CAPR 300 to n 1 st crop hay. 1 torton $400 Cnll 543 5674 #32285, WAS $13,995 ‘1 0 ,9 9 1 bates. $eaion. 825-^17. - 1992 TCOYOTA TRUCf:K ■ ; Ckwfl 2nd oming hay. $751^ 712 RRIQATtON ton. Sm all am ount* okay - T R VUCKS- i Can326-S405. SPRINKLER PIPE “ REPAIRS. Wo will ckian up ' n7784 75JEEPW AGOIS S Grass/artaKa hay fer horsos thoso bono pitosi 3* haixf- 19922 TOYOTA 4x4c 4 T R U C K ! #42182. WAS $2495.. ‘1 4 9 3 :_$65£SU22J2tiZ5L ____— Knos.uptoS'malnTino.«. =0 down/n/ '178 per mo," • Last yoara hay tor.sals: Isi whool Itnos in tho ItoW- 75FORDF100S ; a 2nd crop; ALSO thiith is ovon with Iho whools on. m odel 8 #49606. WAS $2295..“ ®f:...‘1 7 8 7 I jr w rt a g g ^ w w onabtoof- ClvdoUndsov.67fl.7149.i L . n o ,8 9u 77 CHEVY C-10 / c H o o s e iN o w c ro p h sy a «rsw . lIo ion n 713 POULTRY AND down/ ^249 pere r m o . ' #42193. WAS $2995..I ‘1 7 8 8 ^ bate*, also sm a l balos. 16 RABBfTS Z F R O M A TI , '0 77 FORD F150 4 • ion minimum. Call 3S1- #N 0034661 ^ 12S6or624-4844:»yos. \ T H IS f #42176. WAS $2995..?fî‘1999 :___ Ducks a Gooso for saloalo, 901 $4.00/ducksa$5.00/goosooso. ______82 FORD BRONC Oin Murlaugh4447E2»00NON. 4X4, #42121, WAS?4“....‘2487 $4 C/\Ii 432-6630 f S g p ? « 83 NISSAN KINCNGCABci^ ■9QQ 4 X 4 , U2177, W AS $4$4995.... * 3 / 0 0 87 FORD RANGI C H A F T S CLASSIFfl #42170, WAS $4995.. < A F w f e r e osfThis f 1 Newspaper ...‘3 8 8 2 85 FORD BRON( [ C I.A SSIC W A G O N Sj. KKIJ'>1ny.wnrkhor^L*nruni• 4X4. #42139, WAS ?6S?s.'?‘4883$ 6 ; que plnnicr. Thit CInwfoMlc w.igon cnn al>o bc.bulli 88 FORD RANGI • wilh ild e ralle.- Complelpictc pliini includc mnleri.ilt #42154. WAS $6995..“ *...‘5 8 8 2 IUt, deiailctl iniruclfoni.oni. «'I802S5.9.^ 1992 TOOYoWffERCEl 90M 1T.M IGHT1 1992 TCrOYOTACORCi O L L A 4 D R . #42160. WAS $7995.. 88 JEEP COMAN *7257 7 4X4, #42127, WASV?9Sf^5991 $ 6 ' 91M IT.M IGHT1 ‘b down/'n/ *166 per nno.* ALL. NEWI CORROLLAS , #49581, WAS $7995..ls^"^881 m odel 1301 131 86 JEEP W AGON *300V • -i- 4 X 4 , # 4 2 1 6 9 , W AS' s5919w“ ‘^83 90 FORD F-150 4 S B &Below Factory Invi v o l c e l . #42145, WAS $14,995?9f?h3,787 91 FORD F-150 4X I— #42147, WAS $16,995“^..‘13,986 M k m t m * o .AA .(^„ 60 payments. SO ddc o w n payment, |||Q D ^ . 10.9*1.9% A.P.R..sale price plui3lus tax, tine, & *40 deoler doc.. fefee. ' H urry InIn-While

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004 CAMPERS . . 820 PETSAND S23 VARIETY RX)DS5 B25 WANTED TO BUY___ 825 WAMTEDTOBUY 825 WAMTEDTOBUY 827 OARAGE SALES 001 ATVSAND 903 BOATS ANO S ANDSHELL'S- SUPPUES AND SERVICES _ MOTOHCYCLES MARINE ITEMS ------Dfivor'o Dido door l loro r Troilor spnco lor 3 6 'mobilo10 W onlod 10 buTTAnllquoI aA TF Big yanJ solo; Sol, 4 Sunjn ______:y- 8to?.LolBolBlull. BBQ. 4 Dnimntinn puppior., pufi- Non-implnnlod bool on bohool. 1904-05 4x4 ToyotoPU,PU, home. Hook-ups includod.i. coslum o jowolry, Motorcy- 1982 KDX 175. Good cond.• I M 1 16' Fijorlorm boat, lullyiy 1 1978 Toton 8' ovdrfihol, Ico Ronoy lor bulchor. Ci ___ Cnll 733-3574 Ivmessfloo. do racing bools, sizo 11I I , , clolhing, waB docorolion. *ft Asking $425.00 or bo tl ol- box. slovo, hoalor, 4 inior- . bf(x^.$1DOoncL0^^47: C»" Call7M.g5l8______loadodi 70hp Evinrudo, 423-4616.______—— Sood usod Colomon 3500>00 W arned: 6 ' lo 8 ’ rolailai misc. rocing oquip. Callall Jotfl mofiL-1973 Mnpto Avo,_2 i. tof. Ptoaso can 734-5123. - w y ctoan, 324-7205------. rnm^lSOQ436-4310------Chocolnlo-Lnbs, AKC rogirogiB- PICK YOUR OWN GARDEIDEN BTU cnmp hoalor. roason-on. counior. 733-6325. ask lofX ovonlnos,32i-6^..__ . 1987 KX 80 good condition,, 10e2Tahlli tol, 1 6 'wilh Imil-- 88' campor, bod &Jco box, lorod. 7 mninc, 1 (omol VEGETABLES nblo prioo. 536-6124 _ _Gno^------_ Wdnlod 10 buy: Olympic yrQQ7olfof.^?^74 or, 350 onoino. good good condilion. ttOO firm. ® $350. RontJy Aug 2Qth. C He NEW J woighl col. woighl Mnch, . shnoo. $5500.%43-68S8._ _ &r>ll 934-8420. 734.5818 or 734-eS26, tt ) Sood usod kilchofl c ren els,ols, W aniod; Baby Guinoa pig, 1960 650 Honda Howk, " , Cril 733.5065______733-4S17______oxoreiso biko or olhor 3,000 mllos, will bargain.■ 1084 16' Invador Bkl boal. cCamper shoO, fits 7'-i»x, alu lor Dob.______%______------Picking dniy. staning Aug - oquipmonl. Call 733 Cnll 734-5853, loovo mes-ec- mowor. car lop carrior. in 1986 Hondo Shadow DLX ___ nood cond. 734-9606. mochino, oloctric troadmiCI SALE fiOO.Lowmllos. 436-9489, 1085 16’Mirror Crall Loko 5554, local call Irom Twin For anIo: Purobrod Lnb) pup-po boons. Tom atoes & oiholhor ______- 543-6563.______Falls.______: $75- vogolnbkjs Inlor. 0 3/88 mmis Hnnd walor pump in good>od Wnnied; Canvas cabin lont. 1989 Y am aha Molo-4 350, Fishman 3. 40 hp ouiboortf _ pion. 1 gold, 5 bitjck 57 ‘ Wantod lo buy usod lln,- DEADLINE Evinrudo. EZ load Irailor, CCarpot kit, lil '86:or oarllor $125. Cnfl 654-50C0. W olM V Mall on Pololiioiino cond. & old school dosks.ks. enll 733-3466.______THURSDAY AND hi/lo, rovorso, oloci start. W. 326-3303- pricos & inlcinlo. Cnll 324-8033______~ goldon phoasants, molo 733-6467 or 4206857, 366-2495. Gtonna Ferry. DM. Campor shQlIlor smnll FREE; Adornblo kjitoflsl — Waniod: Cnillo squoozo Dachshund. 70 gaJ or Iargorlor pick-up, $200 each or best idyl Hotp! Vl/anl ‘Supor OII Rond" FRIDAY = 1901 YZ 125 $2600 or bostI 1088SoaRaySovilla, 16' Cnll 733.9009 _____ SW ng PEACHES roadyl fld‘ chulo. Cnll 734-4124.- oquarium. Co» 438-8093 Sllor Cnll 733-3830 blnck Baggon's RtvorviowOrchni:hnrd lor rogular Ninlondo. Call:all WANTED: Chnin link lonco. _ ALL ADS MUST BE- oHor. Call 536-2584 outboard, liko now. $8200, _ FREE: Dob, w/blm Wanted; Tolo oool lhat runs, E • bluo 4 vrhrto. 423-5792 £Shell-for lull-siro PU. Topnil. ^g43-574Dor5436907L07 423 5442.______734-B0t4.______•». CALLED INTO 1S92YahamaWR250, opotfi. lomnlo, collnr, Ci ronsonnblol 734-6371 1991 22' Duckworth. Boal ft . 324-6628. 7336215______.ap houso-lypo aluminum“J” Wantod: Child sizo furnKuro; - OUR CLASSIFIED) Cnl 423-4921. : r r T 824 VIDEO siding, nico pholography Wantod: Usod lonl Irailor. DEPARTMENT : trttllor. Call 543-4566 ovos VWhHo Futura liborfitass Bholl Froo killons. 3 lomalo. ’"Y lablo, c h airs, rocking0 1989 or nowor. Coll 736- 2 _Suzuki DS80 $600 oa.CaJI wilh boot lor Towola long mnlo 736-1744______EKTERTAINMEMTrr oquipmont. 7:^-8041. ,__ chairs. QIC. Cnll 734-0622. '*■ BEFORE 536-6532______1 0 'Boll Boy 155 hp OMC. In - 6635 tonvo mossaoo. board & outboard, oxcol. hnd.F??0.7.-M-JW Full bloodod rogi!;lord ChoC h ^ & TELEVISION _____ Vlichool Slubbs is collocli.tg Waniod; Cockor Sponiol or ■as Honda V.30 Magna, lair I '■ books nnd magazinos for Wonlod: Usod vonding ma- ing, chorry cond. vory low; cond. $3500. Grool lamily nponko Bny pup.s. 1 (o-(i Satellile lor snio: 200 lir>o. Poodio, lomolo. good witha chinos, sandwlch-candyf , 1 2 : 0 0 bort. Call 788-5054 - mnlo. $200; 2 lomoloolOB. fi cablo, nil compononls fi in Ihirloon and oldor. lo chrldtun, prolor puppy. Cal m r.$1200.733-3634. ■* ■ mako a library at tho Mini- tvpo.Cnll733.9094. ■ 35hpSooKing15'.njnsox- 006 g GUNSAND'^ . -•-$150 on. Excollont blooiilood- cludod 734 0360______733-6215.______5 5 -es Bloslor. nol stock. Ptoaso linos. Cnll 5J3.S033~ ------doka County Youlh Dolon- - Wontod: Vînlor tood tor 150 NOON call ntlor 60m 734^>786, oolkml. $800, Coll RIFLES ... ------Sony Hondycnm Vidoo00 8 tion Conlor. Do you hnvo?vo W arned: Electric Soopof„ head. Also, wonl 10 rontn , SofTjirâny Inconvlonoo : ______62&-S245-______Gorm nn Shoflhntt AKC, 1 Shoclor cookie pross. Call ^ -88 Honda GL-1500 loadodi 0,11 comcordor, somo oxtrntrns, any old Sports llluslraiod. pasluro lor 30 horlers or 70 I 'e8SoaRay16’openbow. Browning b ovor/uriyorshoi- wks. 4 loft, $200, possib56ibto liknnow.$475 736 0127£1__ Road and Track, Sovon- 733-7014 evos or loavo Sido car. quoon-sizo camp dnlivnry 200-286 <031. irfr $7900/ollor. 734-9838 lully loadod wilh accoBSO- oun. Belgium mado, oxc loon, or Olher moonzines - W onlod: Vouih bod in good? 82B COLLECTIBLES • riosi $7500.734-9838. cond, $6&, Call733-9554 ow Wonlod; Guiinr enso lor bo- KENNEL f B25 WAffTEDTOBUYr___ youlh would liko? How '• condilioni 734-0687. AND VALUABLES IDAHOVTVflN For Soto: 1 6 'glass boat wilh _ ext 267. 8-5 pm. ..______Chnin [inkporlnblo JO'X 1( Qunr- a b o u l g ood u so d booksiks flinnpr ouiinr. 734-0962 Opon August i a X6'$125. Plorwocall324^ ’2!’ 10 Of l«fOOf 1'!^ nqun - W antor 10 buy: sol of good It 2948 L in c o ln . 324-3523. troilor. 75hp Johnson mo- eBrowning soml-auipmalic 22 ium. roooonnbly pricoicod thol loonngors would or)-3r>- WANTED; Ouoon sizo bod- ’‘J PORCELAIN DOLLCLUBI ptslol. 1200.326Ht074. ______7906owninn5. usod bunkbods, wiin orr Dolls by Docor and Moro. tor, $400 or best oflor. ------Also smnll 4-drnwor cho:hosi joy? II Iho answor is yos.■JS. room Ml. nico shnpo S roo-^ wiihout m aliross, CoP 326* •• KnwasW 400. oxc. transpora-' 6 5 ^ 7 3 . ______1 fake Ihoso itoms lo our Mootings Iho socond Mon- h's hard to findl UH.45ACP. Lg insulnlod dog Iiouso;o loli r ol dmwoffl. 734-4540 )ur sonablo pricod, Aluminwn '• lion. $300. C a i 886-7610. ■ Forsalo 1975Grog, 13’tri snio. oxcol cond. $300, Ci slcfago shod. - ' _ * m ______- day ol ooch monlh, ot 6 pm. liko now In box.i$800. rv w 'S* wrinklo wall or Micky Tl W ant 10 buy; Brokon or obso-0- For moro Inlormaiion call!i S uzuki RM 250, oxcollont‘ hull, 90 Johnsonôlor. Call733-17?4 733-2653 nfinr 3 30 .-isk fi ompson strool logal tncir Can 734-72M. eond.. lols ol oxtras. DG Hnndy ‘'^'''0 a cro ss from lho Cily Park. - lolo ouns or gun parts. Any RG-40 snubnoso % spociol ------r.kks. nol ovor 28‘ Intl. Wnnlodl'Sor^ propnno^ condor quanlily- 436-6742 motor ond pipo. nowllros. Long hnirr'd itiitiiaiui Thank you lor helping. “ Iriflorolor in good working iLtklnn $57^.324-2810. ’ Grool fishing boal, 1982 Boa- pistol $ 1 5 0 o r t ^ otfor. a 'u ro Cnll 324-3114.______------Michaol Slubbs on his Ea- •, ton Whaler, 35hp, Morcury Call 7 3 3 ^ 0 . Dnchr.hunris, $100. Ca cond. PO 648. Shoshono., Want to buy: Gas poworod 423-4976 nhor S pm r And Lnrgcr Solid Sialil»l« glo Projocl. Troco 81. goll carl, m ust bo in good 902 BICYCLES ongino ’86. low hour?, ro- cStainless siool^ Rugor ------7 rton-wofkrng color TV : - eond 734-t746oftOf6pm. Pol bolliod ptQ!;. mulii colorc .y®' Jood2liros.P2l570R14.2; 2 Wnntod lo buy; 2 sots m oio * ^ 5 Redhawk 44 m n^w ilh sii- >'or^ 423 4676 ovos or wltf^ds. — cords ol dry pmo. spin, do- A b o y s block BMX biko."fw bnbios. tondy lo go' $12* ’ 25 35Q complolol ?®' 24575R16 snow chnino. sm ol ctiikl 3-6. almost now, o.ich, cnll 678 2004. olo'y livorod. a n d stackod. 734. Cnll 733-2395______B27 GARAGE SAL£S Maravia IB' soll-boling raft L V g;f;a.74"°'’''------rebuilt, lor n roaeonobloblo 3171nHor5om $25orbosJotlor. with boxos, coolor, framo m PRICE REDUCED. 4 Lhos - a Waniod to buy: Antiquo ook Unlirod Rugor 77. stainloss .hosa ptico. II anyono has o“ rc ôw or usod basoboard ^ Hlor Aug 1 Fitor High School Cftll734-569a.,------, oars^c.^condilion. ,stool, 7mm, 24* bsrol. Will A poo'c. AKC ro(j. 2 malomnl 3go molor call an> soctolory & round oak to-'* Gigantic yard sato to bono- pups, 12 wks, 1 mnlo. honlors. ony sizo. Cnll bto. Call733-28&4. also 111 Post 64 modol 70 lie. 9 timo Polor, 423 5429 — 423-4107______- fit Wildeai Club. Persons Iri- 903 BOATSAND Our 1992 Soaswirl boats with Win. ' $150. 324.76B1- mo.$165 onch.4369319. 6‘ Banquet tnblo wih toldin •pr Wantod to boy: Anlkjuo. oakA torostod in purchasing ta-1- . UARME ITEMS OMC Cobra motors aro in “ “ " 0 Now buying Camol C ash ,*;*C- socroUuywiincurvodBlasS'». bios should cnll 326-5666 PiBpios tof snIo' Mntos $1($10. togs. Cna 825-5032. i ------notes'.10 00. Coll 734- siod(wiih 1991 pricos. 907 u HOTTUBS ^ n l o r . $5.733 6126 ? 901 ATVSAND 14’ fiborglass boal, 50 horso I------8' or 10'satollilo dish. CnCnll 4759127 e ih S lE ______7??-37M-______- Filor: Yard Solo 7 /2 5 4 26 Tom's l*irina& Sport Gd«. AKO POOLS Shih Tzu purobrod puppioiipios. 436 0374.______Wantod to boy: a pdiot gon.I- lO-5218Mkjwaywotoft>od.i. MOTORCYCLES Evinnite. $1750. Can HovbunvSuitov. 6 ^ 7 4 7 3 . ------Old woodon bar lof cJoo, Call Tomaloos ond groon beans rk ______6 wks. tnick conls. $15('’50. 0 Of „ soH-conlninoined 324-5127.______s compor sholl, dook, work • Seal Hovor Cralt. ali-iorraln tiLarodo by Sundaneo. 6 per- wil dolivof. B37-4040. — bvlhobushoL734-61S4 bonch, old boo-boo gun, 3 1978 Honda Goldwing. lull<■ 14' liborglass lishing boat, ------cam per (Must hnvo jnckj Paddio controllors for Atari vohlelo, flies 8 'ovor ico, son, oir iols & whirlpool, 0 ploco suil lor largo man,1, dross, oxcolloni condition,I. doplh lindor, swivorsoola, Bnow, walor, land. Hunl doopor. $2000/otfor. Springer Sonniol pups,ps, 7 undor 33500 & Cusloi gnmosv51om.734.S637 w o o u , AKC liold chompimpI- Toppor 8oihlor1989 lolsol misc. 10-5- $1200.733-7904.______7.5 Morcury long shaft, and lish anywhoro. Coll 423-4676 < evos or wknds. . ons. $200. eoi-ee2..7Bi7_L17_ V.. Chovy PU.S37-9046IS Shall-typo PTO hydroulic Wantod 10 buy; Barfoy. noodd TF ■ 270 Jellorson, Sunday.( 1979 Honda GoMwIng 10000 -irailor, $1200 or will toko 734-0484. Mofrftor Konnote, “ ■7^ pump 4 rosenrtxr lor truck. ), Fulldross, 30,000 ml. roolll horso trailor, comont mixor Any kind ol butter chum. Co ^ tnjckloads, call Ed al 862-I- 9-7 Dohydrator. sloroo, 908 MOTORHOMES 021 STEREOS/ bnll 326-5458.______3868______. liros, Honda 90, EZ Glidof,f. nico bito. $1700 or bost ol-|. •orgunsinlrado.Coll326- 904 CAMPERS * ______734-6915 52f4 aftor ANO RV’S 2 RADIOS/CDS 7 ^ Shoop cnm p in ony condl- Wantod lo buy; Crib in goodd 4 olhorfun stLill. ______lof- 733-2062.OT 655-4445. AND SHELLS ' _ Barloy. 48 Ib*. pnying $.1^ lion. Also noodod. shoop 16'115hpDoopVskibool, ovor mig ptico. 733 3634. ‘’P condilion, Roasonoblyy TF- G oraoo Salo: S un, 6 to;o 1079 Kowosoki 1300, oxcol- . ARE YOU DESPERATE 19 Moiorolo Maxirnc 100 —— com p stovo. In G ooding.'B- pricod. Cnll 543^1001. 5pm. 439 Enstland Dr.r. lonl condilion. low mllos, $3000/oHor,^-6329. . 10'A' ovorshol compor:; Tox soil your pro-ownod Class o ld 2 C olom nn S c a n o o in goo wny fftdios. 2 hnnd-hold ______— WANTED TO BUY; 0oll pull11 Chnin saw. baby crib,}. $17bO or trade lor lull sizodd 18'aulsorw ilhoxcollontlan- Slovo. ovon, teo box, port a1 Amolorhqrno? wny rndios *chnfoors. r»nCa condilion. Call 734.221 Smnll wood Inlho, good con- IB PU. Call 733-6012.______dom traitor, stoops 2. $1600 pollio, S o o al 225 Lois or AndorBon'sRV4Camp • ask lor Lox.______hldo-a.bod, kids clolhoi 543-4 5G6 ovos______— ^ dil-on. Cnll 734-6999. L 1960 Yamnha YZSOcc, oroatit wiihout motor, $2500 with call at 736-0928. $900 or• 1-84.ExK182.733-6756 ------DESK, chosi oldrnwors, Iwi r - Wonlod lo boy; O codrm un- motor. Call 637-6411. bosi olfor.______:______Subaru, •81-'B4. mainly lor lain bito. i S o m * . . 0 .1n TF • Sat & Sun. 9-4. Playpon.n. condilion. asking $275. . l976Winnobogo^vo.23tt 822 TOOLSAND bod, good working micr«j y onnino CnU 423-4401 ir, 734-6359.______1-8'cabovor.$5004 1 CLASS A moior Tiomo, 440 ' wnvo. 18‘ or lorgor color T -T- 4«>-20!1. walkor. carsool, high chair, _ 1977 Soaray, 19-.235 hp MACHINERY back Toyvey Nashvillo 400 nmplili- slrollor, kids & odullB!• 1901 Yam aha 185, Exdlor. m olor, 284 h rs, AM/FM Tmvol Ezo, $2400. Dodgo, gonoralor, rool air. >— (no consolo), siinighi bac W onlod lo b u y ; G ood run- Call 324-4914 microwavo, sloops 6. radial c h o irs. INEXPENSIVEIVE or. Cnll 324-4930.______— ning Irvciportstvo motorcy-,. clolhos 225 Madison. „ vory low mitos, oxcol condi-i. cassotio, traitor, I/O. oxcol. 1990 Millor Bobcat 225 Plonso. Call 736-1654 ___ ; Ti'ros. 5P 205 R75 14. InIf' clo.SO ceto lOOcc, PloasoD TF Yard salo: Lolsol StullII lion, orig ownor. $425 CallII lonl condilion, $6500. Coll 1974 Kil, H'/& ' cam por, liros, chromo whools, rune woldor, low hours, $170 fjpor good eond. 734-7528. Sfil ofitv 0-2 46fi.VnnBu.ron,1, 423^301 anytimo 788-4123. toavo mso. $1250.733.775?. oooJ.SM 00.«5^ Cflll 734-1531______Equalizer hilch lor campo _ e n f lt f 3 ,5 m ______Irnilor v/nnlod. 733 61677 ' Used baseboard hoalors. W ««K l» buy Honda 50/00, Automotivo ropoir chc ^ Cnll 423-4107. __ scad condilion. 423-6409 oquipmont, loo mnny itomsiton Pax mnchino. Cnll 734-.S<^ 10 1151.837-4513______Flonriol diapors. odds 4 or>d}nds U sed gun books & rolatodod Warrtodtobuy:Lop-lepcoffl- Qollon ol paint. Figuroiio loundn,dn" book.? 734.4793 Bill. __ pulor. usod or low-ond Cratlsmon 1 '* bp. 12 galk in modbl. Cnll 543-8486 a irc o r^ro sfio r. $250.I Cl Coll lio n s, hondicop Iill loro r o VW V anogon com por In 825-57%.______van. 536-2451. ____ good condilion. 733.2698!__ W onlod to buy; Nico moro. M ll TJk * I Joinlor planor. $350; barband Goll clubs. Ping oyo ironsDns. W anted: 4 cylinder 4*4 PU.'U, brod to loal noxt spring. snw. $275 Cnll 733-1275.275, black dot. 733-7530 afior)r,5. S undor S20o6. 733-3466 Call734-7105,’

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' molal potato bod wilhitarp ta $l(J,000/ollor. 366-744:442 good ninning cont; Both hlor lor robuill V-6 onoino. 5 spd.d. Musl soil 92 Ford A orostar O8CO dnvr-366-g839ovtw____ salo or trodo. 536-6504 ___ AC. PS. P9, bod linor. Cal ' Villo. very nico cdndilion. gxc-COflcT Cal73*-15 _____ and oloctric m otor, ToS' al Van Excoltoni Cond.. toad- • $2950.837-6259 nllor 5:30 '^TER pickup bod utility trai(or,"cDr, coil 18-pup irnilor, wilh mol(lOtal ■ —------90 Ford F250 oxtondod cr»b.cnb. 324-5209.______• _ od, will considor tm do for ; 1SB4 E ldorado. 35-.r ox^colc H A N ^ R V ^ d E K n 7 9 Cadillac El Dorado Binr- Bond, *35.000 oi\,, ^ o d bod, tarp ond olodric m 1007 THUCKS 351 V-8. Sspd. PS. PB. 1904Chovy Vjion, 4x4nS36-g7IB.______V4 ton n ic o -79 Dodgo crowrow 1989 Exlohdod cnb, shorl77 1984 Buick Skylark Limited. 3-18' motal potaio bods, wi ,0 P S .P B . air.AM/FM oloc-: -- 733-8990 Of 423-4708. MAGIC VALLE. '.:n2\ 7 ^ 1976 Chovy’/i ion w/toppm©or, cab, runs groat. $2450/ol-/ol- box Chov, londod, 350 , 1967 SS 396 Chovollo. 4 boi nnd olocjric motor. for. 734.1635 or734-4567.'H_ nuio, $12,900 733-7072 Îronic storoo. bran d now > - TOMAt,tKi 199140- Royab Irtomol pq- oxc cond. bluo, usos no ol - .liros. V-6 . AT. $l500/ollor. cpood, Cnll 708-2637 nfiiir FOR R V .. 1 0 0 1 AVUT10N M 5 3 7 . ) : 7 ; m M:5EM ood 1989 Ford Rar>oor XLT, 4.4. S th .. Z 'G lidos. loa< 7 4 Chovy C -60.2 5 'box. I *- ' w n lakojofms. 736-1729, 5pm or wookonds. REPAIR 553 IOM 4X4. 5 spd, P S .PB . $8500/no- AND $59.000.. galo, now 366 motor. 5gt- sp _ HA1NTEHANCE2 wa- 1976 Ford 1/2 lon. 1991 ro joo I noiinMn 7.U 6733______Gos and diOMi one inos Irons. 2 cpd roor ood. goe rtoo 199217’ Viking Nonh» ____- tiros. SSOlSo. 934-5919. lilo buill ongino. 87.000 org3rg. 43^1 6 5 * ^ '7 3 Jo c p W rigonoor. low P^|vorôoring & olociiloclrical $6900. 'SS oal' mis., now liros, excollonl bost odor. 532-4143. 1972 IH 4x4 PU ,V . ion. 3&2 miloc. now t ros, AT, AC. '8 9 whilo GMC. 400 Dotroi ’ $2300. Call 423-G291 24: PB. PS. sjllorlradnlor Automolic & Itandardird tltrans- 1992 2 3 ’ Kil, a ir awiw r nina TN# yow wD bo our bosil U Joko. 9 Bpd. air rido. PS ----- ongino. 4 sod. Coll 324- ! 11992 GE(EO METRO I trnvol Irnilor. 734-4716 ffllsatons aaa»fflod.733'0931. _____ AC, aluminum. 22.5 roditi[777 1976 Ford 1/2 ton. 1991 re- ro 1262 nlior 6pm.______^ $13,900. in,o built ongino, 87.000 org CMchot&drivoCnoa «r MX wot kft. 235K ml.. 5 yr/500 1972 Toyota Lond Cruisor,^ -79 Ford F150 4 x 4. shon im p mis., now tiros, oxcollont Noods molor. Coll nllorli«r box. 400. AT. good cond CMIing and radialor 1902 24-Prowlor. air.Oir. aw- AUTOPAnrS colont worronly. $37,000. 7 8 W ' AolEondilioning SOO or son. 40' hoppor. w/pinlli — Spm 733-6091______$2000. 853 Ch.iso Dr 733-?! r*>g. $12,900. pr* 9175. Innvo mr.n > TO Air A hydrolic brako probprobtoms & REPAIRS roii ovor ta rp . 24 .5 stoa 1961 Chovy lio n 454 dually, 1975JoopWagonoor.V-B, >C H O O S E lopowor l9S230’NuWaSth.l rrn Z J $9500. Can 733-.1332 r ~ AC, PS. Hat bod wl wort°,7 PS. PB.ouio,WasS2l9S.9S' '82 C h o v /lio n 4x4, H.iibod, ^ F R O M ^ Glkto, loadod. $32,500iOO 1967 327 complolo, rur ftfg boxos. powor lako-oll nowt1B95. - S5000 Cnll934.5963 3 GAS TANDEM polal^ 10,000 Ib, winch, oir com 8-eO’dnvo ttvuwoili boy good, stiDin car, numoroi______trucks with bods. $65001 ?rn’ Canyonrldo Auto •91 Dodgo tJiosol Cum.rins, A]njoors14- high oadod. olhor small block parli pro sso r. m uch moro. ______M4-7464______V,. 4x4, 5 r-pd, AC, 111!, Slo- 1991 29-Mallard loai $16,500. Tandom dum $3750, Can 934-6183 Lubo pit 45’ long fcxrli**ka- lut washor/dryor. $13,900JOO Como soo, mako oHor. C« tnxk, 1980. oxc. candlla fT^ 1976 Ford crow cab. 4x4,JT roo. 9000 mrs. $18,000. 6g&-5ag7. davs or niottts 7eS-5500..-To: J985 GMC J loo dual 350. 4 now molof. now trans. now G.VY. 733-1?' 8731 095; 2 ^ l t i Avonuo Wostit ac a ^ t091 29' Mallard S(S p o rt, 1968 IH Scout II, 304. autc ,1?.® spd. 456 roar ond. PS. P0. J 4 Exiondod cnL , )CC Chc.y ! 1 *59;) 8 8 ------FARMBED42-s«lf-un- •1°' upholslry. now roar ond 4 trem Baflalo Calo.lo, Twin1 *14,900. pnita car. $250.736-0845. . 8 *12‘ Tosco dolivory box, __ ion C.1H423 .tr-1 - f ita. Id..7334a66 loader oquipod lor spodtjnn 6x8 roil up door, rune6 & 4 «c- $5500. 637-4754 0™“* boots wrth o»m powor uni 33. 1979J-)opGrandWagonoor. 1991 26-Mallard Sport« rt Slh ^ looks roal good. Can 733- • PLUS Tax. T.tlo.I. DocumenialionDo Fou fl Nw169127'Cobra. 2062 or 65^^445,______now tront and main coals,lls! aQU^P■C^54»4566o^ 1980 Chovy Citation, m ou now exhaust systom, nowow 1009 VANS&BUSES oad , • transmissioo, 4 now univor- 1992 30-AKa Slh. Ultm( . CO N PJ\*AULOS I i:— sal joints. Runs and looksIks 1991 Aoroslar XLT o x to n ^0 CHEVBOLET-POHTUC-I)C* GMC TRUCKS* GEO g ^ *34,500. -68 Ford PU .lt. bluo. spokooko groat. (Jusi bough: now9w toogih van. Dunl air. privacy 2500 b s . progrossivo ovoi 42- sSl-unkwdor tralor; 2 ^ 9Q1 S. Lincoln. Jeronerome, Idaho 83338 n 13 900 toads. Now H x n $85.romo Ca soit-unloador mountedloist. c whools. nico looking, noods0^ ono). $3500.J942A(J1i:.onon glass. PW. PL. AM/FM ■ 199221-Jayco5(h,$13.' tior! molorwoik. $700/olk>r-tokooko Avo, E. A cross Irom ' • 5 4 ^ 1 4 0 ______99. trock; 4 truck tractors, son )m 'cnssoilo. cruiso. lilj. Low* ^ 3 ^ 5 6 5 ^ _ J iW E nolor wilh wot kits. For solo18. t paymonts. 734-1973 .Sfpilh-s73fionM mts, $16,982,734-8328 “ 1993 32-AlplniHoSth,!h. Ultra 2 Hoiloy 650 CFM carburc GUdo, $42,500. tors. 4 barrol, $75 oS500 ad privalo ownor. all roi T552iinffost6rnWiidor- Wil Can734-6215 . _ roadv. Call67S -llS4.-- noss. $14,900, JAPANESE ENG, &over- Good oie truck, Dodgo ( - FIX TRANS, 4x4 raodolsC al 500. Slod bod. Harsh hoi! 5lh, 2- 1-60^365^^ _ works woll. $4000/ollo * G as rohlgorDlofB 1900 34- Tolon 5ih CitionDieteon 934-51,18. ‘ Gashnuicoa GEidoa. $39,000. Swoot running 390 V-8 541 C original, a t : AC, $800lach. Ic 'BoctrtcalprobiOTO. •.aJyoareoxpofiooco R V wtwlocar.NolwnKkodl I 0 PEBBLES R) C al 829-4235. Caspar, WY ' ^ t l tHTERMOUrfTAIfTAtN 007)577-9350 MOTOR HOMES, ^ 5 ^ ^ 1004 AUTOS WAHTED 1992SnowbM29-,5( -.3, rs4K :ftjn-Fri»a0to5«p ATTENnONAiJfo”lOlor Sat until noon.00 pm, toSb«i!^.awTO^ SHOPPERS 536-2301 >n. intorlor. U lm glido, pi ConourFREEcompolor manymoreopitens.oi».onty malchingaon^fcolofindlh ______$33,500 rTFa EXACT car or tnxk you de C T n HANSEN RV CENTE! siro! Thousands otprivoto 9bb SNOWVEH!CL£SL£S 6260vorlandAvo. soHois now listod. Rockrv( S i ANOEOUIPIENlEHT Buriay.l.800-788udo- y model. Thelese units are•e p ric e d BELiLOW o u r alrei•eady lo w pasties cloals, lipoand asl ANDERSONRVJ , 1005 ANTIQUE AUTOS >: «500. 543-6053 or!asking 196523-EWorado 30V0 [ose-out price:es. Hurry!! T h e b e st seleDS Exlt182h84 , 1947 Plymoulh 2 dr sodar“ o f e v e r\ >. Mow PSE compound- r-— t 1-80M26-5338.S------318/AT. Novo clip, drivoi r-’ flgbewffwlthqulvora ------ANDERSONRV^ . $5200.734-1552 alior 6. w h t s , ThundorflKo. $ 1987 29-Prowlor flog«go"- 1855 Ford PUF150, Lcvor '92 clc ; • Sroflito. 734-OegLU®®- 1 ownor. * 1 3 ,9 ^ linish (M ar Loko Goll & Cou^5Z_ ExltlB2M4 Country i-800-82fl-533e.I. 1965 Mustang. Pony intorkH586^ Z- Slub. MomborshipA Q ,, sharp. Boat ollor idan.ovo iS a c o . Can S 4 ie 3 & ANDERSON’S» MF V *3000. Can 733-5906. rivor, Hartoy-Davidson golt c > ^ 1970Chovretot Impala. 2 d r- ^45p.Sooat7UPof“piSffi * * * * ■** hardtop, coBoctors car, oj col cond. 127 6lh St E, TI r " Job Spodra 1000 s l ^ • C l 734-4759. $ ^ or ollor. I# julHO compotitionM b 1992TRAVE 1976 Cadiaoc Ftootwood lin 4 6 0 or bosi otlor. 634-H R ousino. 41K mllos, NIC ■ > Solonoxmu8cfc>mac«noi^ T R A I L EiT R ;-, »330Q,Ma34.MB6.T ^ . iS f c l accossorios. oxc. condrSSJS CLEARANC -55 Plymouth 4 dr, 6 cyl, rur $1100 or bost ollor. 7 )r. 733- 25traiora&5lhwfioolswtein Qooj. *300. ^ 4 9 6 2 .i:W 6ot . >: wwi9iiv?nig«wi0. - - Slot* -60 Bufck 2 dr honJlop, run ThlSW£EK8SP£CU porfoci, s tra la h l bod>d linv 1 I llM g ii TRAVEL 199226-STHWHEEL,^ £l750oroiiw:7^9434F4ICE I ■E5SHS > : TRAILERS awning, mtoro. storoo.SiSck 1 MUST SELLI Classic 197 ______dalpr.».$12^.Slfl MGBGT, rod, hordlop, P fefi v i ] :-I 1973 Nomad 10'S.C..C..now I • nombof6006. cylindor, 4 spood, nlco Eit) Jnloftor. $2200 837-4801 ^ car, $3600. CaD 736-724 1 t97512'S(arcralItooHrj COUPARE*SAVE lody, \ b | m k BJ w ^ . $995. Can 73M 773.5 2k 2 2 ; JRAD&ZW’S WEtCO* 34 I Hr3K3^ FM N aN G AVAILABIS ti TOYBOXSALE ■Z' Itnossofld______1967 RS/SS350Camorc1970 I r ' ^ J > : 1976 2 0 'MEE-TOO s i i s j r 1967 Mustang Fastbac) C- Italnod, 5tti whoollrl. I IrI.Call E«ltie2onW4I 1941 Fbnj Supor DLX. Ol ______hoads. 4 bamrf. 1958 7242For I ______825-5501 or I panol, 1961 ôrd Var f9?624ftFiroball.air.air. aw- 1-«0042ft-5336 ■Z- HHnfl. oxcollont condlt 1970 Ford PU Rangoi T!5300. Can 733-1797 4 : 1948 Cusliman. 1964 fio) ***** 1973 HD 125. Cail loro.734 1 1 J S S S H r S f i 108324'Atiotravoltra >ock. 1/ V J 2 S 2 ______aoll conlainod. awnitInfngs! ' C- air, Mparalo bdrm qu Ford 7 > : _bod, lots of atorago, I 1006 S E U S & HEAVYVan. / -gg;^.753-9514$s)k0 EQUPICNT ANDERSON'S F T i 19e429‘ ProNterRo0al . 12 yard d un» truck for a i£ ■Z- '% hoo«*cortOfttchon* V n j B B K ( i P X C all ovonFngs a lto r 6pr * * * * : T3&6374. ______3061. ,r>i 1963 Ford F600, 2 lon. |L ^ E y | -X- i»85Jayeo5thwh«il, 'C l. •paod/2spaod, nowon >* ' loadodi Must ull. ai 1992TRAVE gtno. poiato & bool bod ; cond. $10.000.733:483^ TRAILER ibooo. 587-9495. J992 30' Dutchmon C E I 1964 Chovy C606pm 2 lon true* C* I whool with slider o i l ? CLEARANC 3S0 4aisinoloaxlo.Ka > : <$19.500.733-3061. • 25tralorB*5thwl»ols 19nroab^Mw/winc»in T s ê92Prowtor1B-.travoli OAL *4500 Can 73M689. TtaS WEEKS SPECIAR r on- 1992 26-STH W HER.L, AC,A 1964 P a la rb llt 10 wtiooloi I 0. spa- 335 Cummins. Irosh ovoi ». haul, 9 spood trans, 201 •I- 6260vodandAvs. nKfc. stock nombor 6006,>6. boot b o d ^ hoist, M hb Buriav.t.e00.7»M06 boam susponsion; IO61 > : 1992 Prowlor Rogal, 2J VE_ Kanworth, 1693 CalorpHa travol trtr, sioroo, mfcrJ T S T ' COUPAREiSAVECUE ongino.4x4, ISftspui shwps 4, TV anionna.micro. i TRADE-WSV/ELCOtH u .s ta - PNANCtNaAVAIlABlABLE b ^ . walking boam suspor3vor- . I »g«*or l OWRATES aion. Both trucks in oxcol2 0 n lent condition. Call 543 ^HAHSEHRVCEkTEIfTER E ittie2 o n l-8 4 6280voriandAvo. 1966 Chovy 10 whoolor po > : trfam1«y.1.a00-7s8008 ‘ lato truck, twin scrow, 4 2 > • 1992 Road R a i m 26-.! 4 wilh 5 & 4.2 0 - potaio bo< >: I.Uod,tkKM?AC^ * * * * " * wilh roil ovar tarp. Cal ;«ofoo.BwnkM.oaklnn> 324.1262afier6pm. I X only$t6,9951 "*'■ opa/Kw™ ^ 1067Mackdlo«ol10whool C - HANSEN RVdEMTEIITER V L tM P M or. 8V71 Datrlot. lOspd X 6 2 6 0 vDrtandAvo.«, a4r7i.5P-U_ B E R R rS GATEWAY^ P ScSn54g^'M2^°’‘'b o d w w m C - 1990Htehhlhor.30-wil ** 1972F-€00,543lrans.36'C all ^ 1 > : gCd»-oul.B(9nowconi . v e , IH hydrauliclandom s I ^ B i toroo. ' Closo out salo on aimM 992 ta?00. Can 537-6525. fwol- ' 'm odbod. rnodolslnslocfc , 1978 42* Alloy combinatioispd. # li ____ .NorthwtoabyVWng. box. i ^ — ‘Z ' . HANSENRVCENTBiTER .VBdnglanltraiota. X r. 6 2 6 0 vei1andAv«. •T ony travel tradon. m o N w iTLLGOFl'mST! Buriw.1-«00.7$M08 l a llf a 1978 GMC B rlaad o r. 1( m Y , . M E Si T s m ^ 3 0 0 For tho bost doal pi, Gato-a whoolor. 6 V 9 ^ M ro it. 1: X , 1990 SpfMof.2S'. roar t *-.* a w ning, a ir. crank dc iiion hicfci. Bat n w . 733-550 1978 OMC Brlgadior 1< ______wheolar, 318 Dotroil,-i: M 9 0 Tarry 1 8 'Slh will ; rolrig sp e o d transm ission. Cal traiior. 733-7 0 0 0 a s k for Dan^ HVR _ 324-6028 ovaninos. ::e stroam IW I 42;EagJaBrjdo«»lf ' ^ ^ 12! sr JrT ir 21* hoppwAai doubtas: 2Call 4- k . ___ Rancho travallr^ler. y . iHANSCNRVCBOEr »5an wha5^tr^;20-M « qu«zhopp«rbed:2rwest “ • fi2 6 0 «riandAy».r . . wm chain bed. S45«>40•et>- a s e _ TCHTTOWLgBpricaa. CAT12GRADER,oldbu000. r

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SERVICE mSERVICES S i " C Lî s s i FIEELMis-osm * 1028 CHEVROLET il041 FORD 1099 AinÔDEALERS 1099 AUTO DEALERS 1099 AUTODEALERS 1099 AUTO DEALERS 1099 AUTODEALERS .11.1099 AUTODEALERS 1099 109 AUTODEALERS 'l sto ”Chevrolol ImptUnT 2 dr'd ' 1979 Fofd LTD, good coniond, hnrcftop, colloclors caf.f. ox-o; good Itros, AC. $1000. so cotcood. 127 a h Sl E.:, TlTF. n t7 6 t Junioof. 734-4576 734-4759 $7&5 Of ollof.i ___ : 1986 Ford 150 XLT fullfully ' I 1973 Chbvy PU. lonabocibod, , toadod. low pocKooo, biM V-8, 4 cpood. $!»5. i $6500.543^ Cafiyonildo Auto > 1989 Ford Taurus GL. 4 d ______324-7484______S ; T l |M IV ____ i’ V-6. ovory option availabk 1973 El Cnmino, fww motolotof. ■ W ns$7lM ,row $6995. now p.nini.MOlonppfocifoci- , C anyonild* Auto nio. $2950. 423-6262;2 o0 r ' ______324-74S4______423-5516.______I 1989Thundort»trd.whilo«viti 'l902Z20Comofo.T-fool,>ol 2 ' I fod intofior. mini corxllion lofw pnini, V-8 ofiflino.,fww fw> towmios, LOADED, >.000 1 $8995. Cnll 726-6067 ro fl cartxjfolor. oxtinusl. 02.00 ilCeW x mg rsil otiaiftal tnilos. Soo to3 np-_..;73oo Ford, looks good, run procialo. $4950. Coll 423-423 I Btfoog, dopondtfclo $750 C 6262 Of 423-5516. ____ 1 ollof. 734.5451 ntloT4pm. 1982 Z 28 C nm ofo, T-tOF•top, I '82 Fold Fnirmort 4 now 305 ongino nnd tirosliros. de p en d a b la tra n s p o fti now Alpino storoo wilh witi tion. $1400. 733-3466 I? GFRAND iomsiCLOSSE-OUJT! I amps. $6000 Of bost olloi3l(or. I ’BB F o s tiv a p arls lof salo■alo. 324-8524 Of 324-3656. — '.^324-42£>Zaa2i:2Q^?. - 1983 Cnmaro Z28, liho no* =r REaiVC tow miloc. T-lop, now tifot A must fiool 934-5693 j 1042 GEO — A 1987 Chovv Sprint. 5 spd ' 1990 Goo Mono. 32K mikw - $2000 or bo5l olfor. Cal lj ! Must son, $4000 Of bost 734-3122.______I MATCHING ^ l*\\ 59’ ChovypJi:l<-up. CIO. i cylindor, ehoft bod. $45(‘‘‘50 ' 1044 HONDA d Call 5438516______MOUNTAIN S : . ■ 82 Cov.ifcof, 1.8 Rr, AT. PS. PS ■ I960 Hofxin Aecofd, bof3 ol PB, AC. rocont ovothaullaul, fof 733-8354______^ I BIKE $1250. Brnd 733-0869 ------I 1986HondaAccord.4door, '02 Chovollo. good tifosfo s. I 5 spood, mjtco, AM/FMS' St WITH good cond. good studondont I ciofoo cassotto. bluo, good enr. $800.934-5683. ____! cOf>diliool$3900. I EVERY MUST SCARIFICE, 196'969 I C nl 326-5872. Chovy Impala vary clonnonn. ! io5THof>3b Civic. StondnTH n runs gront, low milonooiflO-I 4 sp d . AM/FM c a sso tto . I NEW must soo lo npprocinion'o ! $5500. Cnll 423-4496 or 733.3726. Ash lor P R •j 7 3 4 .^ 9 ^ ______- I 11045 HYUNDAI 1029 CHRYSLER ----- 1989Hyundoi Excol. 4 spd. I I - . 1978Chfyslor, mud boo>for tor c a sso tto , oxcollont c ar. M ^08 G roal g a s m iloogol A STEAL at $2700. C al I n t TO CHOOSS f WHEN THEY■TRE GONE -~ THEY’RE Cg o n e ; I 1034 DATSUN 678-1Og0. #/vV91 Beautiful fititanium cranberry delux»NBi>»>rci«"t cic»nc0»i, 6-"»t »M-10t 6-»*f mrWIK OMVIR'S U«T. lUUUOUTlD /M-10S;-i w iiiiMwittB cMin. iKtm ojw*iwo iwys.fft, iU‘U2VKcMimaMx»iio3vni*T-II1MWntlUKQ>t,9ivc«IUWIMam«a«a .tia ii- ^ Cnll 673--»240doyB, 678- f u twin y»i, niuuiiaui ftrrtc contROi, «t»N mioow s«((Dd c comsoi. «i« wiitoow DtiRttsu*. AM/fMl/FM uumnoiim.mxTcwoticum.y'; »iio czamo. is irn, tw camnK um.>n.rKimnaa)ra.wH rs - 1988 Coll, p -'n lc o i'd . mustlUSl 0557 ovoninQft A Sundnyf, s ' i s v s K M snsfo MiHm. WOI srtJBB snwncWPCASStTT. CAST iUUUOMI wnis. rOWR ica ntu meow donstiii. AUIU snuo) aCAWm. uu- F *« at»«iii. UUn nut UStTTLu UMOUI MRS. soll.$26fv .3/1 q,_____ •I'.dJI, "'•m cmKI, Wflll CDvCIS, Wt•cwt* ICW 0«0U», lUHURT HOKI CH9UP,>u^ rowtn luoto MTint, VB ik i« . unissicss m » «Miu, w«w tea tw , V8 tuic ICO (MU' IIU, luraacamaK«nannwiQW ntoo- r,.n va I W.iy C"(W, toonxt <•«»I-MK1 siiv. vB IKIM. iUD CSK). ino*,«*, 0 (UU 6-w«r KMtn suis. 1989 Dnyijnn. blA-‘ :hoffy, 1065 MG MKmi TMOusn, UAtK" nm cnrotirotia/irs soi.cu(îrn«aairvMa« lowmi, «ilht- i«C CLOSEOUT PRICE: 7SE0UT PRICE: H . top. CD playor. mputor-ll] MUST3ELLiciassici97'0 IfOUSAVE/ g SAVE WAS i:od dnch lullf lo sysy.. MGB GT. rod. hardtop. 4 Ap cylindor. 4 cpood, nico liiilo I ^24,149 M8,B , 8 8 9 ' 5 3 3 0 *m z 9 I t 9 '5452 *20,9-^ 3 9 t 1 , 2 3 9 I lom, $ lo ,u . /oJ-11§2, !s!813^19,939 ^25,813*21 ntlor 5pfn or lonvo mco. car, $3600, Cnll 736-7242 1989 Dynasty LE,V6, loadj g : ,a flC I^ IlL ------!! t 1992 GRAND MAIURQUISLS 1992 GRANDIDMARI1UIS1S4DR. 199992 GRAND MARQUIS LSIS 1992 GRAND MARQLlUISLS 1992 GRANDD MMARQUIS L S - S od. S3.SOO milos. oxe cood, >i fM.108C>i-5miiul«.«i.saiT. SHUKWIIUI IIIIHIII tnTURURutrnost.AincswnoMM.iiiv-' ^M-t32-132 M(MM nUMMT CUAKMT. RlUUWnB>ns Ont r»T l (M-llt Wxn. niuHunsIB [ir*T. (Win m-115 tf«iT at«a», ammMn lunuu r m lunua 1060 NISSAN Ml imiFICJl. mi;U:T. newt COWIRMO uurs, fnemtip (« «tr. . c com ua ium. luuotir srt(D co*TKX. icsnKi.uM im roi ow n iar.9iDIDCECia.atf«EialKCDI, CECI ^ ^ ^ | . high book $8550, will soli I^Kii¥”i^1Mriwo swo'wiM mueaftuiON. u un m mcoM Mrnosnit. AWTM snMO CAUtm.s: sr>,‘s3 i.w rfsfm.mmioct MIlirweiorxKUUHU.iHU.>>tniM n.naa> fof$8t00/ollor.733-6237. ■tMuiU'.neioi.iui' twin cowoaom SWIS. VB f«aiw. HutK mjt r »itAIUUIMM fWrtH lOCH SAOW. TOMS «wa«.A«i- •Kirri3frTr,fr»i(n««aii,(iBin.inuaiL9no3i.a«i L _ ’86 Nissan Sonira, $1800, twin u*t: iirtST, iw iB iw c« 1900 Dodgo Omni, lowow good condition. Call (CW,CA5i»iuy«Mi»«iis. wiwun0 Mniw. MThtca m as. WM Wl Aomwn2" uSVJttiSviSTww too m «D, u«« tw eanBnosui BJ milos. aood condilion.5n. 734-1309. Qvw------AC CLOSEOUT PRICL’ KEOUT PRICE: - ■ $3995. 734-2452______- 1 wAr” 7iT' WAS fig * '67 Dodgo van. noods wofk.S T 1070 OLDSMOBILE 1 , 6 3 9 ' 5 0 5 2 ** 2 1 , 3 3 9 ^ 6 , runs, $300. Coll 736-39S6 ^536^21,939} ^27,144 * 2 2 ,6» . 3 9 ^28,853*22I 2 , 6 3 9 ; | botwoon 4pm -5pm ______1971 Oldsmobllo Cutlass, Noods work, mako ollor. I 1041 FORD Cnll 825-5550______1980 0kis0m oga, ' 1964 Fofd Gnloxy 500. Origi-gi- runs goodi $650. nol Inioriof. 85,000 mllos,>», Cnll 734.1569 nftor Cam. good motor, good body,ly. 1990 Olds CullnssCalnil,IT 1 ^ 1 ortvoablo. Good proioci cm., • PS, PB. AC, oolo. 4 dr.lr. I | q l $1500 Pocntolb 23^-4672. Wos $6495. now$6195, lS75FofdSuporCobF25050 CsnyansldoAuto campor spociol, 460 V-8,•8. ______324-7484______PS, re,A C ,oulo, $2195. C anyonilda Auto 1075 PLYMOUTH 324-7484 1981 Ford Fairmont, $800. 837-6212______1982 5.0 Mustang GT, 5 spd, nlumlnum whools, FASTf f 10S4 SUBARU CARI $2500. 326-5881.___ 1902 Ford EXP. good ctoan» 1970 Subanj station wanon cnr. $700.Crtli:e4-7354. 4x4, good condition, $700, Y: Cnll 934-4392 attor 5 pm. 1982 M u slan g G T with T- tool. 5 spood. Looks & runs good $1395 326-3282 1087 TOYOTA' 1984 Crown Vlctofla, low'* 1986XuacobDX.143K. , -fnilos, oxcolloni condition, Looks 8i runs groat! $3500. Call 324-3256 _ $3500AaHof 734 2694. 3 » / 3 T r * 1966 Oronco II, low milos, lully loadod. V/os $6495,s i 1089 VOLKSV/AGEN now $5995. n l i i l . V i A C anyonslda Auto ‘84 VW campor van, good j 334-74S4 : cond, $4800 934.5883, or, gorgeous white, front vwfieel drive, AM/FM stestereo/cossette, speed corcontrol, power steering, pcx>wer brakes, defroster. I YOU ;SAVE aosE'i■our $ I * 3 8 | t05! PRICE: I5,(6 3 i9 iI- 1 1992 SABLE GS'>S 4 DOOR I 1992SABLIILELS4D00RI 1992S! 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