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■ W ashington P orI plans to res•estart Savannah River's KK reactor,t correctly, as our ou: declining to endorse the t lease .the letter Tuesdilesday, but the panel dis- quake? toll tentativelyy sc£ h ed u le d fo r th is su m m er,;r. restart strategy."y-" cussed its broad outlineilinesina public meeting, WAf/ASHINGTON - The Energygy Departrnen- Panel chrihairman John Aheame, vicc'ico presi- Among the panelists' pa: concerns are new2w ly A department spoke:-okesman said the panel's safety advisory panel has rejC'•ejected the do- dent of Rese■sources for the Future and1 a former discovered crack{icks in the main cooling sysleitem comments "are'an impomportant part of restarting at 55,(,000 ‘p-tment's plan to restart one of itai three nu- head of thele Nuclear Regulatory Comrmmission, of Savannah Riveliver's L reactor, which is virtirtu- the reactor,'- but he declineddec) to say how the de- c l eir a r weapons ' reactors at the Sav{javannah River said the conjmm ittee did not intend to im]imply that ally identical inn designd to the K reactor. EmIner- partmenl will addres.Iress the new concerns, K n ig h t-R id d e r S eirvice rv i Plantnt in & uth Carolina, citing inadequateim in- the start-upjp target was impossible, "bul"bi obvi- gy Departmentnl officials, i who disclosed the t "When we get their commentscot we will assess specti(ctions and lingering questions3ns about what ously somolO of us have a lot of doubtit whether\ problem Monday,lay, do nol know whether thele K them," said spokesmanlan C. Anson Franklin, MOSCOW-Sovioviet officials Tues- power/er level the reactor con safely!;iy sustain. that scheduilule c a n b e m et," re a c to r h a s simnilar ile cracks. The Energy Departnartm enl is trying to expe- day raised thc estiiiBtimatcd death toll The'he action, by an independendent panel ap- Panel melem ber Harold Lewis, a physlysicB pro- - Thc committee'•tec's recommendations are cacon- dilo restarting Savannainnah River’s reactors, the in last week’s Arme•menian earthquake pointciitod by Energy Secretary Johnohn S. Herring- fessor ot thfLhe University of Californiaa at^fontaa tained in a letterler being drafted for delivery■y to nation's only sourcee of perishable tritium for to 55,000, a n d th c ren sc u e e ffo rt con- to n ,, cicasts further doubt on thee department'sd Barbara, acadded: "This will be read,, andai read Herrington Thurslursday. Aheame declined to3 ire- nurlear weapons. tinucd to bc dogged:ed by re p o rts o f dis- organization and ineineptitude. "We w e re n o t. preparedpi to cope with auch a largorge-scale disaster," Using ticicket salees may 1 Foreign M inistry' spokesmansp Genna- . land Tnivin Fallss biggerr craft di I. Gerasimov ack:icknowledged. ByKII^RK MITCHELL - two Brasiliaa dailyI byI spring and "Basicaically we need the supportL oof f ______■ ' ' ';7‘- The Communiai81 Pa'ny1 iitiwapaper TTmcs-cs-Nows IV nler four'duily u'yeilr lauiU;r, Suid StatiiJn~lhOT:ommnnrmityrHoTiTjmia:''— - Pravda reported[ thattl even as sur M anager Kathryn Berenefiel. He saisaid ticket sales have in- . vivors huddled arouround campfires lis- TWIWIN FALLS — Airport officiaic ia ls "W e're p u sh in g to getgi them in," she creased1 sinces: the company initiatedled I ___ Figures reflectct jtotaUlckets______cries of those still are oo ■___ tc n in g fo r th c c ri< nptimifitic thnt incrtmsod. tickLickct-said, bul added all tlthe details have its Boiseise-to-Twin Falls-flights In sold for flight!hts departing buried in the rubbleble, looting had bro- saless ati local airline counters1 willw not been worked out yiyet. Septembeib e r 1987, fro m a p p ro x im ato ly ken out and a troop3op-enforccd curfew ' pcrsuarnde Horizon Air and Sk\-wey-west She sa id , se v e ra l pipasserigerH have 500 perr month lo about 750 p per e r ■ *■ or arriving at TVTWIn Falls. h a d b e e n im p o s e■d d in ii Lcmiiaknn, ono Airlineines lo add more big-aircrarcraft stated their £xejj*renciice for the bigger month. .Itfl . I m on^y freight loadsa d s ofthe hardest-hit: ciicities. fiight.sit.sto the area, aircraft. Since Janujluary, Skywest'a have incricreased from 4,500 lo moreore At a briefing. GerasimovGe said the "Tlie;iie growth has been constantIt aai n d m o n th ly tic k e t s a le s5 h a v e rise n from th a n 8,000XX) pounds. S k y w eiSt s Hori:)rizo n Air estimated officialll ccasualty toll now steady,dy since the beginning offth tl e 1,200 tol,600. , M adsensen said if the airiines in- lov. isaa stood at 65,000 dead;ad — an increase of year,"r." said Airport Manager Ron R< Horizon flies 18-s 4 ^ ' ^seat turboprop jreasetht^eir.nj^hta io_Twin Falls, theth e ______10,000 from the pre\irevioufl'ofnclul efiil- Madseisen. MctniB UTiind from BBuisu ruuriiui61i Wwould’be' 'willing to ofTerr a / ------m atos — and 13,000,000 in ju re d . He sa id T w it Nov. IOCS • • - win Falls-Sun Valley Regionfional daily on weekdays andar two daily on re ^ a r■ bushi service to Suo Valley. He 7 5 0 that 18.500 personsons had been re* Airpor» rt board members on Tuesdiesday Saturday and Sunday.ly. sa id thle c present shuttle service! is moved from the,e d< e b ris , “bu t o n ly ' u rg ed“d Siywest representatives;s to sporadicic and i mostly caters to char-lar- Jan. 1988 5,400 o f th e m w ore alive; ; that half a schedijdule more fiights of 30-passeissen- Madsen was not s;specific on how ter planesaos. • 1.200 Sopt. 1967196/ 5000 . . million people in the area were gerBrBrasilia EM120s to and froma SaltSt many new fiighta hele w ant£ b u t sa id Skiersrs are only I'/j hours awayv a y ^ £-.ThoJ»flcd.ol«>3:nntft_Horia)rizon -n nvthing inorc.wouldId bc-QO im p rove- fro m thfte e filopofl w hen th e y ,.a rriv el .a q tI ______evacuated from theLhe a ffe c te d a re a . A ir to to start flying 37-seat DAffl3H 8s m e n t. the airpoiport, Madsen said. That com-sm- Acknowledgingg that' chaos had 'betwetA-een Tw in F a lls a n d 'B o ise , "I think the commuQunity would just pares favorably fa\ with most resorts,rts, hampered rescue0 efforts,Cerasimovei BotJoth turboprop aircraft provi'■ovide b e h a p p ie r to h av eB the larger air- he said.,. said some cranesOS used for shifting fiightht attendants, snack and bcvt)cver- craft," he said. . M adsd'rMn safd 'the dir^'rl> 'FlyF l y ...... heavy debris went-ere diverted from ageapaerviccB and rest room s. Madsadsen Lnncc Horcis, Hon: -puhlicity-camjuign-hao-con. rtl5trlnl«nded desltesltnalions lo places sa iir'r — ^------Twin Fallfl, said Hororizon oxocutives tribut«d-d - t o ft steadily inereamng where relatives1 ofo officials may Sky'kywest flies one Brasilia andi fourfo will decide whetherr to' -bring in the numberr of o people using the airport, have been buried.J. sm allcilier "metro liners” to und from frc DASH 8s, but addedi thatt it would bo "We'rer e try in g to g e t people to fly to Soviet televisionion showed pictures Saltt LakeL City a day. The airlineinc is justified if ticket salelies and tho local Salt Lakeike and Boise and not drive,'v e ,' ! 1 sidering stepping up its scrviceice to economy continue to0 improve.i he said.I. • Sco QUAKEK E o n P o g o A 2 t A-2 Tlmoa-Nowo. Twinvin Falls. I IcJano Wodnostlny, DoiDocombur 14. rJOO Creim tion — if botlcf in-- frinunit. t - a p s ~ Y e2 iiitter-l© ^ i f - a g - p o j C 9 ‘ ' Continttnuod from Pago Al to ^ all religions, such as thf The guideldelines slid into effect as; reincarnation.r siness, the board: The origins of life contro'r o v e r s y b e - ' In o lh e r bu sin e the board voted v( unnmmouB accep- H) two lottcra from citi- L gan last year with a letterr toI the dis-_. ‘Opened tho t' ______... ta n c e . . [ ted in filling Lorric ; • trict-from the' parents of a seventh- ’ zens interested SMnniie r fo r ti rtatloE- • Follo\<1hgJg the vole, Supcrinlcn- t W ilkes' schoolol boardI seat' Lanorc i d e n t .C a rl Snow Sr said he would talk; jgrader. : lUh Ave. E., end-Evc- ^ . WASHINGTON (APA P ) — P ro e id cn t- on the two twi Cahiiuit poala could iomt;It; .f.roni.Texps- I The parents. Steve Hartgig e n , m a n - M cN ees, 1417 H t ing with school principals 21 Fifth Avo. N., Imve I elect Bush hns askesk e d U .S. T r a d e ., Wedne.idtisday or Thumdny, one source:e Fuller said he oxpoclc( , aging editor of The Timcs-N.News, nnd lyn Carey. -121 I )lemenling' the g^delines. t interest official. The Representative Claytiayton Ycutter lo said. name "a coupic more Ci I his wife. 'Jan, requestedd th a l th e m ade th e ir int^ going to do is givo them^^ I ther appoint-ono of the - - - -bcrthongwngrictiltun:ure_nccrctar 3'_antj_;:.:_TSro tntmrwilion wurceB saiil-BuKl^--^h - lionn': thia week and that school diaLricladoptiui.Dricicins of life; board will either .. ______what, was atadopted tonight-arid say;: 'i Iwo women ori^fejectTjothlcttersand re, = has settled on & m ueruerSkirineroflilr- bid plai)lanned to m^f^TiicHdnyiy” 'sHduId b^filleJTjyCh'riBlislmaa. .m,- . ,~c po licy . '"Snow said. \ reopen the bidid p e rio d a t iLs Jo ji. 17 j nois for ficcretary of transportation.i evcninKfj withv Yeutter, an ex-farmerjr The field of contendelcr.chn„Ecd the principals will monitor ;d somewhat w lh Bush's d> 1C district's meeting, ■pre'aidenliul Iruiusilioilion sources aaid from Neb[ebrnskn who form criy Gcr\'cd whether theiie policy and the guide* Adopted last spring, the Tuefiday. a s chicfef execulive ofTicer of tliele he'll pick no one from C policy states: ".'..It seemss appropri- lin e s » re teicing i, followed. I jtatus report from-Ma^ - j Ycutter earlier TTuesdayih declined ChicoKoA0 M ercantile Kxc!uin(:e. Cabinet posts, (ate tiuit the curriculum wovould-«llow *Hcnrd a stall the district’s substance to diKcuHH re p o rts thith a l h e wah still B ul Yeutler's Yei daui'hler, Kim, saidid Sevcrnl members of ConCrMsC< tad • for more than one theory tol< tho 'ori- cia Lunling, the after the meeting specifi- I linntor., She told the i under considerationn forf tho agricul- thal nllhoihouKh her father was atlend-d- -said they were being coi , gin of life.' In the teachingng of alter* abuse coordinni It instructors can teach, j rommunity support for ^ tUTG post after he initially init staled he ing a pnrlmrty at Push's home Tuesdayiy h igh-level p o sitio n s in tl - nate Iheorieg however, canire must be board that com pontpfl hifl "mention-biil- 1 ml - thcproBiaiii tu— ^ — would rather returnm to■ p riv ate life, cvcmii)^, Q . lormal meetmR betweeni?n m in iH tfau tin . B ul B uahninraitm i: jnm -f'V T do nbt i^ro- Projud Impuit Tr^ndlollirirrtJllliTjrthenrl don or reinacntiry ond'Tiin ielir”Bludenls using j B utu Bcurcc.close.ta.ta^V^tTersatdhc.. .tbu two0 would' non)lTlieW~unnrt<)-~ £ r the board's adoption off 1 mote the leneKs) of a religii was more im- ". . . d ru g s - andnd gave out several ' : Vr-aa con.sidorinBtheofeofTer. day. telephone calls that il w£ a of life policy. Igious group." awards of recogniton reci to service i The 5&-year-otd trade tra representn- Meatiwtiwhilf. rum ors circulated lhalat portanl for them to retairain their spots itors' the origins of lifo the 'c- in the Democralic-contr J the First groups that havo ha- donated money. s. tivo told reporters as he arrived for annnnouiouncoment on the defease sec- ilrolled Hou.sc o n e s , Thntd l h ait t 0doesn't mean lhat all tho} The guidelines restate lilution and The South Ccntnintral Medical Auxiliary ' a Capitol Hill luncheoheon that his "pro- retary poHitionpo: w a s im m in e n t. and Senate. :an't be mentioned, but itt Amendment- of the Conslit . h a s s e v e ra l, iix addition- presented Lanliiinling with a check for : [ clivity wa'-s lo returnam to the private 'The vice president 1 , , J m e a n s th aat t we can't teach them os3 Idaho codes followed by six . w h o h a d $6,200 raisedI fromfn an auction last : ; sector," but he addedd e d , " I'v e le arn ed But Cr;Criiif; Fuller, Bush'.s chief of friend.'i in the Congress tenets," he said. They can1 j al sections. noney will be used to rc- never to say never." sU iffandnd co-director of the tran-sitionon expre.Hsed nn interest inn 1dome some. ny of the theories, as a thc- In summary, the secti':tiona state month. The mom For the Transporp o rla tio n D epart- ofTlce, s!iSiiid T u e s d a y th e tim in g on thing in the department;nts and agen- „ that evidence supporting: anya origin place drug and alcohol abuse cur- ! ment job, trnnsitionrion sourccs—snid iiny sucheh fin n o u n cc m u n l waB.Kliil u p —c- jc3 .-.an d _ h e . re a lly jus.tist decided il of life theory shoid bo dodocumented riculum thntt is shared ’among the • | hools ond is missing . ra Bush has chosen Skimkinner, head of the in tlie aiair r as the FBI continued back-:k- wasn't fair to deplete out aid the lino between men*:* as having a scientific basitsia; that in* district's schoo lli- C^)ngress b y pu llin g I • Regional Transportairlation Authnrily ground1 checkscl on prospective nomi- ,S.t!0 th e o ry a n d te a c h in g a re*• structors musl teach the differencesd .pa^. iirthe Chicago areu.u. jAnnouncenienlii nee Johnihn Tower, a former senator^ir out. " said Fuller______------lifjious tcnejnet "is a very delicnte".s " among hypothesis, theory,ry,-a8sump-' tion, ertrapulation and obtibsorved re- The Twin Falls Fai Kiwanis donated . R point." win Falla High School ' 0 ------1 H e sa id1 that tl with creationism —- producible data; that comim p e tin g in- S2.400 to T w in !S should be ihrough the Ado]\dopl a School program. ' 0 rather— defined as3 "a"i belief in the biblical ac:* tcrpretations of evidences r - T o djay's wei vin Falls Police Benefit : | .countoflhehe creation of the world" —- evaluated, with no studedents being while the Twin donated S1.500 and tho | IC icachers carcannot go into "genesis andd forced or pressured inlo believingb a Association don irdner Charitable Fund ' | D igg out those long-unused1 d long johns a ll lh a t." particular interpretationn of data; Florence Gardn lother $2,400 to the pay •: | " T h a i's going gc lo be up to the stu-I- nnd that teachers should1 advisea stu- kicked in imoth >f im p le m e n tin g th e Nnt- : | T w in F bUb, DB urley, Ruport, IMFWII dent. If the;hey wanl lo investigate it,L, dents to discuss with their]T p a re n ts o r fo rth e co st o f in • Jorom o and Gooding quckions or-ural-Helper&-prj-program-at-tho-junior-— S-- ____ _ S SlaiSlSQ £ « liH i - “ thfli's up'toito"lhiim‘'.” he"8aid; — ' appfopriatoTiCTBons'miy qi Colilcr'loJhy und'TliuFHduy utit wiiTi fm *«w*caM U t t V O tom — >r 1 iKMd-that-the-policy-applioii— rith the ori^ifihs^ ______coaaidcf,iililr> rlniirfuiifly iind'ii rhiinci; of------!------rtiWtfiirS^ ______Hc-«trcsK< nnow. IliKhn in thuho lower to mid ;iO:i ; lodjiy lind n e a r 30 Tliuriidny. I/iws lonit;lil in Iho tucrtuen.1. Windii todny A j w est from’10 lo 20O m ph. 5 * Q ( p - P a yV ------• C o nitinucd t l i from Pogo Al in said. "Public service | Comas Pmirio0 anda Wood River Rep. Tom Tauke, R-Iowiwa, said he mark," Simon s Lractive for reasons olh- | ■ V nlloy: large raises!os for the vice president,. will offer legislation when;n Congress should be attrac ; Coldor todny nndand Thursdiiy wilh cabinet andnd sub-cabinet political ap*'* convenes, on Jan. 4 to 1require a er than money." ' conKidcrnblo cloudauda anil n cluinci- of T y pointees, cacareer civil servants and^ recorded vote on a specificfic congros- - (irww iihowerH. WWinds norlhwont — y federal judgidges. It also recommendedi sional pay bill. Tauke's proroposal also Cutler, a prorprominent attomey and . n - from 10 to 20 m phlh t
Wodnood.iy. DiicumtTibvr 14. U)9a Tmio;-Nows,, TwTwin Falls, icJnho A-'J M a hh ( o " B iie ffly — ______u/ N E L w o u l d p r oicess c all plutor.iuiu m Regulatorsi consider( phomle subsidy | " BOISE (AP) - SmState utilily regulators haveVC proposed using food DOE offBclal dis;sputes cc:onsoIldaation repports ’stamp or mediail assisssislanco identification cardsis tot determine eligibili- IDAHO FALLS F»k>tM»uld-b^ade-eflf}y-nest-;st-y e ar.------Ui- tuTO plutoawm-produc-Uon-fa4»c41iU«;^ ------cr-nMi.fl a t in Hnnl doonmonlle n t p m t tn Lhp WhiL.' TThe l earlier version nf the 2010_rej>ort 20! did list WffdcTll^Tiii m lerviuw w illiilKlhlTTaalroTiniH Pont- HoHouse thnTm ^U rfdr review,iw. k IS nui expectcd to '“ lhTr]ir!N Etra"une iif iTnriilternalim im ’e rio r-H iU n g -o r n ' ‘ ~ Register, said the departmt;mnt's weupons-complex be released to the public forr morom' several weeks, Rock-cky Flots replacement. TheTie Pantex Plant in Fagiano nanMned to advisoryty committee jJmodcmizntion plan listft no(10 sites or nltemntivcs Wade ^ told Congress earlierlier lliiB y e ar t h a t D O E TVxaXHS and ihi- Hanford Nucleaclear Reservation in BOISE(AP) - Anthnthony Fagiano, director off thetl Idaho Department fofor construction of new wcnp-ipons manufacturing fa- plaplanned to close the Ilockyi- FlatsFl plant near Dun- Wasl•ishington were also listed, accordingncci to cong^C3^. of Insurance, has beercen ajipointed to the Advisory3ry Committee on Work- cilitics ci that have not nlreaeady boon publicly nn- vcrvcr, which makes plutoniumjm triggers for nuclear sioni>nal sources. men's Compensation.)n. Fapano will be a non-votingm member, the govtovemor'office snid. < William Murphy/ ofo Coeur d'Aieno, former>r state legislator, was L n a m e d a n ex ofTicio) m mi em b er of th e new Id ah o JJob o t TYaining Council. xAIDS tesiits on priiisoners If " n ' tiTheN.Natural WiVay ; Coeur d’Alelene woman winIns award ^ ment, ' f H eealth Store BOISE (AP)-CheCheryl Duchow of Coeur d'AleVlene has been pickcd as difficult tto impleit Idaho's "Victory Awaiward" winner, given lo peop!«iple-who have overcome •- — a d v e rsity \ |-aTi Multitlple Vltamln-Mlner;l e r a l j As a result of a disoiisability, Duchow had both le|legs amputated at age 3 state S shci»riff officiiial says Supplements and she had to learnam to walk on stilts with hihinges. In spite of her physical handicap, shishe excelled professionally andan in sports, IDAHO FALLS (AP) - TheTl state's crimes, prostituitution or on the recom- She has a bacheklelor's de^ce from Univerai'raity of Minnesota and '44 counties, which apparerently have mendation ofpu'public health officials. -J 20% off works as a Inborator)Lory te ch n ic ia n . D uchow isI a former two-timo U.S. nq mandatory AIDS te.sts for fo prison- It says jail1 inmatesir may be tested J) (In cluidIng d The Jerom e Store;jre ) ; 'National Swim Tbarr;am member and has heldd 119 natio n al a n d n in e , ers, j., are on the "horns of a, dilemma,"d if jail staff andid putlic health officinla W world records in swimvim m ing. HJsaid the president of the Idcdaho Sher- believe the penlerson has been exposed iffs Afl-sociation. to v e n e re a l diseases, dii including nc- i ec. Uth - ISth ounfieslire ^ijuired"imTnnncinc'dcfiritrncysyndromc;— •' ^ S t a f ^ o u r f )ctors“ifi'suit“ There are two rensons cou Ft sides witK^Sc —reluctant-U>-conduct~ihft4ai(r.cfo Tm n. A IP ^-rplntP flI rrcnmplpx nr other forms 172ra§treerw. BOISE (A P)-ThiThe Idaho Supreme has sidedled with a group of Boise dated ^ by state law, Cleanval/'ater C oun- o f HIV. T W l r r t■allS7Hlaha-f-733=77e5 o '8 5 ------i------doctors in a lawsuitrit againsti another doctor, sajsaying a property agree- ty Sheriff Nick Albei's of Ororofino said. At the Bonlonneville County Jail, ment required a corto;rtain number of parkiing spacpaceii on-site. It appcnrs there is no wa;vay to force Sheriffs .. Lt. Bill E n g lish said, The court on Tliesolesday unanimously reversed.}d a
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■■ - r ^ iSlsas -=------3 ^ - ^ ...... -v-,' % OWA c: ;.--o b o jr c jr»dyd 'j.-r.-.cn cf m E. H j.v rJ. ______... Surv€’ey aids p])lanning for fifarming’s5 future •IViii Kali- 1-:.': exactly a huge melleiropolitan area where 1 0 ! ycix;ng px-opK- grow gri up on concrolo sideidewalks. their only di- / rt-ct c.'ntjc; w ith niiiure cominp in tnp=ip.' to the park. ..Jl.tin b-.- ■a^on.ahly assum ed thni.1 .a.i young person here, pre-'cn:<-d w-.xhh a carton of m ilk. vstII knowkn il has come a cow. - Mr I , f . Bu: dc'-pite :hi•he pivotal role agricullullure pfays in the Magic ’/ ff oour i young people seemn loI have already decid- .“d :h a -.. w tu -n. )fif C’.'me^ to n career, thehey don’l want much lo H l f I - a!-.’. " TwTuttjmKbK 1 n a : ;> : r i r c?onciu,-:ion o n of a recent supurvey of high school stu- WS NO UPS. dcr.'.s -.r. T w '.r.1 rral:.'. Kimberly and Fil'iler. In Tw-in Falls, the Ticuiture was by an 84 percenlmpe argin. I: tvmp:inpng to read rr.orv into thene results than perhaps ______r.r.r .'h-uid. Seve?veral p-J’.nts ough rto bee \kept in mind:______------______i\ I '- n 'i r 't new for young people’ irin rural area? to reject carc-L-r.- in acr:n."cuituri.-. Tneri-liu:^ beenen a gradual poputalluTt inovemep.i :romim farm to city for a eouplaple of hundrvd years in .•■^crirn and ;h-?:he trend is .still continuirl i n g . We d;dn'l gt-tft to a farm population1 asa small as il is today b\ everyone wan.-anting lo su y on the farrir m . Si-cond. youniang people aro notonou:3usly creatures of con- « ------5ump:-.un; they?y get . a daily barrage' of advertising messages ubMjut i h e 50—ca
betterI 's / Deficit. SIS.S . o l d buildings ddraw r reader comi r m e n t ------w bvthepOLs2ir;''d-.cjrn.-: -.-find wi'il b!;:n;t.'theihe deficit on the president. 'Hiiho est. It doesn't indicateate a lack of trust in elect- Foster childreIren deserve better r,'-.w p re sid e n t will• ill blame it on Congress. We w ill ed a n d a p p o in ted ofTici■fTicials, b u l a s o u n d phi- I rniunur.cu.y;u l\v6nm : grekn •.•;r in !cr:ho and | tij p a y o ur ta x;es es 1to Wasl^inglon. D. C. and wewt losophy nf many heads?ads being better than a p a re n : T r.t iv h a v e : R u p e r t ic.v'.r,-u;> w ill con tin uae e tot get U.s< and less back. So,lo, we few. th e nL-’.v,-p.ip^-r,- iattv W onder Cvfen.ie a n t.'u c tc r / !' v-n:-.- h a v e lo raisesc thet local laxes U) pay for rom3ads, concerning the possible demolition of U-r ho:::e< fur o u r y;, Nuclear.issue reqiii[iiires debate Idl’iure and S;natcr Symmi,- •j.hri^re•. bridges, andd e“ducation,!.>< old hospital siructure.sares, the public should , Idaho T n e n c h willwil continue to get richer andid the have its say Personall:nally, I don'l think, consid- par.ir.en:? are :i c a ih cr. d-.-lr-- poor will conliinlinue lo get jxwrer. Even thoi‘ough erihgthelackofhistoristoric relevance of these o u t of th e b .s: 12 cr ihe deficit inmcr c re ases over th e Inst e ig h t ye;years buildings, that theyy shouldsh be kept. m o.'tly of tr.t- la:^: :-a K-'lure t-quati-dd directlydi lo what the rich havevTbe- , My theor>'is. ifkept
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^ H (w m i Sml ^ ? * notion then. Up jumped thele cry you’ve HEAVY TEA.’EAM S ; ACROSS [i~ heard:1 “You can't legislatee morality." I HIgtt In ___ 1 . ; atoturo '* Henry t'ard liked moralityity , b u t n o l Q- W a shington in g t Redskins beat the B Tyrant — /d -UL'h propusi'd le g isla tioin. n , He just Denver Broncconcos in the Inst Super 6 S lngo " made liis car seals small, straightsti and Bowl, Whichtl teamtci was the heaviest? 14 'Oporo song jj- a t ’s w h a t 16 C h u rch , discouraging, ’ .so c llo n t e A. R edskins,ins, 11,606 pounds. Bron* l6 Qots up RB B Sliarctocat H orses love lc Jell-0, Sayini: g(><;s:s: , , cos, n ,0 8 -t,, Tl- T h in k o f th a t - 11 1/3 ir Edgoa K| "You c an lead le a hor-e to water, bal‘I {J. C :in a c o b ra .k ilIa n e le tonsorroolbailDail p la y ers. iti Piacod . w “ (J, It's tabiH) in oneie New Guinea you can't, maken- him drink." Its lUit • 10 Voto Inlo 'I L s experimenting in tho - tribe for a inim tn eat anyai food he has ,jnj(p ht. You c;tn make him drink A .O nlyifilbilesitonththe trunk lip Scicntisti e ; oflico — M tarctic snyay theyt lost about -10 days 20 '.SorvInQ dlsh o a _ f'row n iir paiiie lie lia.s.s killed. Wiiaf.s Munetimes..•s, Hy pouriin: Jell-0 pdwder or the hase of the toenail, of work in a shorts season last year. 22;0ttlllanco — th e point? in th e w ater,ter, ■ 2p -Soa onglo __ Because 3,500500 sightseers, coming in 24 Exlct - <« irn Island of on cruise shipships and chartered pianos, 0. voudim 'lfa. C;\RMOi10R.\LITY______(}, How big is P itc a irr ------25-etwck-o« ------~ ft_ . A. Ifvuii d'ju'i -^hart^, ------u{^ng them. ■ . accounl 4 ■ Theoretically, Aiiionn perfect|) po-iple, B ounty fame'.' Boyd’s Curiosity Shop" by :7-SSTo.g. a > it's a (lanily. ■ In th e eearly a i days of the auU)iiii)bile,!e, ' To get "Boyi 32'Brlatlo ot '« *■" a minister,er called Uir -li'Kislation to A. C ouple of s q u a re mliles. ih Can you return mail,il, send $12 to “Boyd's ,' -graso ity’s Centra! Book," Crolvn>Inr Syndicate, Inc.. POB 30^Dnctorln _ • Wliy call them Ar;irabic numbers stop the useus of the motor c:ir for im-n- visualize New Y'ork Cit; izeofil. 99J26, Sca«/c,nle.W A 98199. . 3B S lo tlo s when they were used firfirstjn Indi.'i?-., moral purjurpiJses," A mucli-di.‘-cusscded P ark? T h a t’s a b o u t th e .size ------3BtY6ung~boVi------_ .IILJ 3S 'Small napkin 55 40:V oaaoI _ \ ^ - - ^1 •Mountain t 12(14188 Where to opplapply these talents is the : rldgo ily H6rosc(;ope future. 4i3'Gollof Som Y ostiistofda'v's PuzzId Solvod: ' ^ D a i quosiion, 45'Motal-boarlng B Dnngot colui |s |E lA ^ I Ia Is It ^m |a ]dI] ^ GENEILU, TENUlD E N C IE S : Ihtu- h a v ^ lh e? ability al to make money, but.ut LIBR.\ ^Sept, 23 to Oct.Oi 22): The 4 rock 9 Rulo fl n" M I fM ? V E_ rTHe l a i Y ition i-S active, nnil insn sig h t is’original, the nutflov'low exceeds budget retpiire-re- Inve of another tnkes a serious si turn. AQUARIUS,IUS (Jon. 21 to Feb, 19): .^ •U n ro m 10 S lope TTJTs E Iqv A R tH t L N I ______4 a .t3 la p i______11 Cruising "g - _^'liii;ia\yr£avurkm(Liu Kecp de5iri"j in check, andnd Relaxed enjoyment with^thal i special Dcdicatcd effoiefforts to restrain spending 1 l Z e i L H L L l ^ Card gamo 12 Rolifllous boOy i i- VC ideas. There is raiFoyouriJr incom e. ' someone will glow red hotot witTTjust a • gel results.. LetLe your talents develop, 13 Timo zono ••■' E_E ^ ft- Y a T E A ^ S 8 thill require inventive ^ Biblical 13 little effgrt, Love connecti(ections may highlight tbe pronoun lotlors pT|[ n AA.1JI S is 6 E.N S SS a tendency to indulge,e, break dicta and 52 Qottlo 21 N oat READD arTE A rB I E ^ Ss ovcrspi;ii(i. (,’urli yuurur appetite lo do MOONN CIULDREN 'June 22 to evening. ^ Um plro'o c all 22 Mako D Air^■ 0 MS I i MC H B LE P so July 21):): LLx;t your talent;! show. and_n.i SCORPIO (Oct, 23 Uto Nov. 21): 59 Goy — m b ta k e s n IT T ^ in ’ ' Yim d o n T n e e d to .strO|.'gli;;lo ns hfird ns .... P I S C E S|-tFcfa.-20‘'to ’ tF M a rc h -2 U )r -24 Bridal path ------i s n z u H fm a P- ill i1 plan for youthl'ulyoi adventure. Invest in ------jfotPQcHlc'lsfand— 2A an“ you'hnr{}'bpGn—Rclar-it-into-fl-tjuitl—When-you-try; -tryrmagic-things-happcTt:- Tjirdy 25 Cognizant M aTr I i 3a g “ ARIES T.\CStir2r.1 to'.-V ^T9); A nvnfieiyol^ f a c tr v it ie s in w hich vaTi’ta lT OarCombat oron 2C20' Bolow B. L !i. *A OE S 0 ^ E s B S® n fresh approach •.viii help ht to ease bore- indulge ddui u rin g fre e tim e, time, Y'our free tim e cann be1 pleasant,. Focus on yourour creativity in a practical © •M o lo l 27 — odd 0 M E I way. Look for ' L llii a ^ s s H l 1^ I dom.lU'StlessenertO'ivafTeclKyourabil- dreamy and .‘^ensual, for ways to form your tal- 84 N ig h ts bofo ro 28 Placo lor PURLi 12®i 1 ill i ew , e n ts in lo n ec o aree n r. ^'Attltudlnliod oxporlmonto T T T 7 J I ity to concentrate, Sor;ome o fU iis is duo L E O -lJlJu i ly 22 tu Aug, 211: Review r E. E 0. A E jE I V lE I — - ea-l,oud-nolao—. -23_29.RQflQryo{f ------n ^ - T n 25 uiatlcra. Jum hands with an-im SA(JITTARiyS.(Nov,y-..22,.to Doc, ' i n M r t o IH tE B n tr tA to 11^ -H-.-tyrt Inck of sleep.-----...... —.. . .- . -m oney m a ^ r l o l a x 30 Oots cloaor o th e r whoho can help your career pro->ro- 21): P ro sp e ro u s connecliiilions’ma'y be’ IfYo’tir'Ch'C hi ld IsH oni Todnyi'He 31 N otod II. 17ll4rSS ______^ I T A U H U fi (;'l)r il 2020_to M av 2Qi: An gre.ss, U>ovim; v people can help m akeike hidden, bul be’prepared1 forf a change- or she will haveha^ a lightning-fast mind 'nrj' sctbncks.' 'thnt,wiH‘bc co II C^nVM covor 32 W o o 'Is mo! ^O^Aiiioniomin “55"nirnl a ppreciatioli uT“ coIo)Ior~nhd^iuilUK'r'thisevenin ning glow,' ^ DonTrret^DveftenTporni t coinniunicBtiYc And urigi- ■2 Sood c o o t 34 Bow Itom 51 Glowiw 57 Indians alonf- witli an cnr ffor music, high- Vour situation improves.i. . . ’ n al. Y our youngster you .will iavestigate td gamo 58 Bolhat&oma 13 O hio city 37 Oopoc abbr 52 Card lights the day. Take? advaiitjigea of ere- VinCO50 (Aug, 22 to Sopt- 22 1: Hn.'=icisic * : everything{ to find out how it worka. '4 ! & d u r o d 3339 Mnrino sporl 63 AngoiQors poroon 42 Hlflhbrow S4 Hnckickmnn 59 Solt food ative ta le n t in th e s e a;a re a s, plan.s .sun-'ii'rroundirg needs come up for CAPRICORN (Dec, 22 to Jan. 20): As a student,ent, he or she may be one Is d ilto d 42 ication nnd in- jump ahead of ,6 Bowling torm A*<14 Song lor two 55 ThoUioUo of tho 00 Doby Y our positive muod a n d gCodOod L'nique idea.s, com m unicf id o f th e tc ac h er. Those botn ■ '>7 ‘Sslo condition 47 Ignllod ai'on’o n is apron ■ GKMINIlMay^l1 U)1 J u n e '21): Yuu sense se,'t ty y(ui on a lucky course for thoth o ventive talenU; rise to consciousness,co today may■reach rea genius. Wodnosday. Docomborar 14, 1933 Tlmoa-Novrt. T^vinw n Ffllla.’ldafto A-7 n e r retires i p i e - 1stst Vietnam M edalll of Honor wlnne WAWv\SHlNGTON (AP) - Armyly Col- cr this week afterr 3132 years of mili- ger H.C. Donlon. the first serervice- tary service, thele Pentagon an- m to win n Medal of Honor foror val- nounc»d. • Donlon waw as flwarde'd .the., w i f eg c l a i m s5 he litiiiB l l l a t e d1 hCT Sin the Vietnam War. will retirfire Int- medal by Presidentit J( Johnson. Were leading wlion : -• ^ H A C K EN SA C K , N .J. CAP Mri. G riffith Jo y n e r a n d He nr 'h iw r ' T h e -S o v ie ts Wt B o g a rt ,mucceeds Hall /Vkhmilovykaya lefl | y wife of confrcntationul t ifio perform in vignettes w ithI Hope.I: Donaldson und A ’iT; as artistic1C d i r e c t o r — . sShootiDC'riocatiojia. h iiicludwItsi tlic tw o v.;_eeka ag o . bbosbo'rlly hofDrc the end ! S ho5t MnrtoTr~DQwney Jr. ha ,, allorl^word Ituked. countcrsuit foFSivorcc, claiclaiming he ' FROVIDENCN C E. H.T; CAP) - - A i m e newpw luxury cruise chip Royal1 ’Vikini? of the raiUclies, i residen- about their secretJt marriffge.i ‘ humilifilcd her. Bogart, a lendeider in avant-garde tlie- Sunun im d Willitvmn Isla n d , a re ______"I don't think; it'its going to be a l^g_ ' __ -----AnirDtnvnry filctJ-a-lawiw uit- Mon— ntcr-irr-New-Yt-York'Hnd-Eiiropo, -wus—tiiiliiil,i{;«ort compound...... n . problem ," B onaldwISwiri'Haid7iTon'di"iy. I ajoffl] dny in Supenor Court in Hacken- named Tuesda;day to succeed Adrian =»but hope nol. She coulinild bohcre’in Iwo or [ I'J sack. MjinK her marriai^c2 of 10 yenrs Hall as artistictic director of the Trinity P a i ^avarotti makes del three weeks.'' 1:] was an cmolionul ordtalleal during Repertory Comiim puny I S director of operaa ' Akhmilovskaynyn wa.'i le s s , opti- :] which she was f9rcL‘d "to " ic remain Hall, Trinity'ity's .Cjiinder and artistic oCnar , could be two or three No Ext • th e la sl 2,'j y e a r s , MILAN. M: Italy (AP).— lU liaran tenor mistic, saying it co j BiihmisHivc." director for i her dnughter, Dana, _ ore" than a year ago ho Luci;udnno Pavarotti says his dedebut tis montlia before he In nn earlier divorctDree claim , a n o u n ce d m ore for a wedding in New j — Downey,-an-Englewoo(i-r(*fii(■(*fii(ient-wh«i— w H ti-I«»vjng-la_la_concciitiate on film onernern 'director at .Venice's Laa F enicc could jo in th e m foi mis for till’price ofA I ______is ho.st of a hyndicalcd Uilkk shows' from work anil run•un the Dnlbs Theater thenheitler on !)«;. 23 also williTlie h ^ " YoHC iiiMvclorymilo . Tho couple's attorney,att Henry Holz- (HHprr.\w'\ciiuulei[ineX!H;iiM' WWOR-TV in Secaucu.s, chicharged his Center, " lulust s experience of this kind." will bc er, made a formalnnl request for n visa w e e k cm iw iilifa iD ily o r frieends-Hecaibc n d wife wus. moody and'oflcnin burstb into Bogart, tendaches at the American "I nm’almost certain I v rheater in Cnmbridge, whifk'histled. I am afraid, but thislis is the to the Soviet consjnsul on Monday, und ' M ill pk'niy ufi'xtnLs al iiocxtmxtracharjiO. jealou.H rapes. Repertory Th( he had "extremely .Irs. Downey Mat’s. She iss directingc n production kind;ind cf risk you face when youyo play said 'I\iesday he uirspaciiULS,\\\;li-aji|ioinlctl,1 n)^n x in is a t one 3mation- guarded optimistrism" that the Soviets Incltiili'd a rt'iw o tif (UU been having there next spripring, a n d will ta k e o v e r dire
Scienti*ists P m ' s , w e , d o !t[ i s e , _start 02•zone andu-a.iu.e,— w e ^ g ^ unoj^a/(teA j. i t / robe C hole pr = 0 R WASHINGTON (AP) (AI - The 5 A V E 0 W = \ ~ ? m R ^ S !" Earth's protective ozor'Zone is thinning ^ F ! I W THRU CHRIRISTMAS iLECTED FURS; /ARE N O W CONE-HALF OF)F ORIGINAL. PF R I C E • N O V more than expected in Northern re- gions ofthe globe, sayly scientists£ who on Tuesday detailed1 ana intense re- search effort to try to find out the reasons why. While the so-calledlied ozone hole ______over the South Polele h1 a s a ttra c te d______me moat media atienitention, a lesser . but still eigniricant thirthinning also hns been found inthe NorthI rth . And that has promp'm p ie d a SIO mil* $3200.00 Full•ull Length Chevron lion, aix-week researclirch elTort start- Norwegian Blue in g J a n , 1. B a se d inI Stavanger, St; Nor- lue Fox.-Size S. (One; 'Only) way, the research willrill involve acien- JM* . tists from the United;d JStates, United $3600.00 Cr^wrystol Dyed Fox Jacks .K in g d o m , N o rw a y , West W Germany
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f o r wnldlife HH r f + i^ '4 ; " - i " . ■ ' . ' I ■ L a r o u lP i r k Ncibcaiir T h e A.SHOciatcd P re ss '« f e PAUL — The vice chui:hairman of the House Appro])ropria- tionn Committee hns asked as for an attorney genesn e rn rs opinion on the legalityy ofo financing laat month's3 IdahoIi Wildlife Conpross withI FishFi and Game Departmentnt mon-i oy. In a letter to Attorneyney Genera) Jim Jones, stateitc Rep. I|^m ^ j3 |||g | € 1 .. Mnck Neibaur, R-Paul.. ssn a id h e v/as c oncerned lh at t publicp' • fundfi were used to orgnrgnnize n private-.lobbying' group. gi ^— The congress resulted1 in an agreement among vavai rio u s ’T % - ' interest groups to creatclate the Idaho Wildlife CouncLincil to : prom ote fish a n d ga m ee issues.is; . . "The facts surroundiniding thia congress appearr to t be ^B,'; clear," Neibaur said. "A state. agency used publicc fuf n d s . a n d iUi pub licly fu n d edid bstaff and offices to organizelize a n d ; promote tho event, thele statedt purpose of which w w; as to organize a private councilncil to lobby the Lcgi.'!rature." Neibaur, asking for a response from Jones befonfore th e ----- Rsh-and-Gfime-Departmrtmenl-budget-hearingin-inid' ----- uary. said that if therelere is nothinL' illegal abouto u t th e scheme, he Wants to knovnow how he can mnke it illegaig a l The congress has com:onio under some fire since it 't held in Boise nearly a1 monthm ago, and the Idaho) C a ttle lnr> prvoto/ANOV AFIEMZ Association led the way'ay in demanding an investigitigation into the financial aspecpecLs of il and the new loblobbying Studies show prenatal cacare lowers a baby's chanceice of spending time in a newbornn Euhw — — '• I - - ^ A r o uund the tvaiiep • C o n tintinued from Page Bl Engineers, F is optimistic abobout Buhl'H Buhl buildingsngrt" found City ' IL^irs'T“ r chances foundation in^ poorpo- shape. i,, » ,weri! charged in T\vT\vin Falls Magistrate Courtrt Tuesday - A new weiwell needed due to a water chances. c 1 think our A djudicationI wi orkshop tonight ' Wednesday are very good , , with two counla eacheat of first-degree burglary,■y. Bail for shortage aggiggrnvat<*d hy the failure of V -.‘‘■r -a Hubstamittnlial earthquake would - — Jn resp o n se to p o p u la r di told the council Monday. "I TWIN FALI£ — each wa.-; Hot al$.H,C5.H.OOO. an existing;w Wl ell, t. P«L ,'and HrinEltdo.T,to,T tomorrow," Bybec siiiti.' r th o kUU; \VaU;r R Res csourccs D ep a rtm en t w ill .°fl<^>-“ of [!:.-...P olic.i-«lK fl recuvicovcred the items iitalcn-in.n. the two . ImprovememontK to Highway 30, ca- aboul ^ the efi'orts the cily, Pe jril'Couiicil ■ A stnictura!ra! evaluation and e!v<> p other workshop toni;onight to help thn.Hclilinn elf iding about $8,000 worth of■ computerc pecialiy wher:iere it would have to bear tho^ Economic Devc^opmeri trical nnd plunplumbing inspection,are • th e S n a k e R iver Adji\djudicalion. , n equipment takenn fromf: the high school, accocording to Uie addilionional trucks running into, have ' put into this." nl w ill h av e tw o s'e.ssion.i, of ro work on the building * Tlie department ’ „“r “‘ ’ Ju rt rcconlR. The■he school w as broken into duduring the- the Pet plantin tr ------According to the grajit, criteria, c it W "''' ------p jn jind o n e hI-8:3( Tlie major consideration 8:30 p.m. in Room 108 of the ), and two Apple computers,s, printers . ■ . m u s l b c n e h t low a n d mocloderate in- bepn„Tl.t .^epe.of Southrm lrinho_Th« 'T "iBl'l of On- 19. “ iding lh e , cityis..already . r ■{Tectiveiiess o f a n y -reiio ; ^ ' . - D uildiii^ iil'-Lhc Goli' ‘SSorieK w erp Ktnlnn. . - comc pciTonn,- those who0 earn lets the cost-effec rwin Falls Coiinty residents • ' ■ Rtrnincd • wastewater w ' treatment - c ee said. ' , , Hhops will help Twi in the Blue U kes Mall, wa«is broken „hicli than 80 percent of the couoantyaver- vat,on.,, Bybee s mostic woll and stocHock w ater claims before the 1 ch is needed fnr th e efTlu- I It of Aug. 20 by burriars wh xpanded Pol plant would1 .age.,i F'ifly-one percent nf ththe new jobs The City CouiCouncil hopeji to schedule d eadline. ... _ m t _the ixpi irough the store's roof, rm u.st b e offered to' people! of o low and. necessary 7c' evaluations wilhin the T "If peopio will brinf; bri with them the priorityIV dato of ently crawlcBHirou produce. . worth of tbl! camera equiprr , moderate income living in1 Buhl.B current fiscal:al year, to determine ; their well, or the dtiat a le th e w a te r w'a.s first used.'(]. a s w ell A l)flut-S2,000 wc 3ment was „„nouiounced last week it plans r Cal description, we can assists t tht em in Tound w h en p<)licelice'used a warrant to searcirch Carrs j,y ,9 9 0 tolo begin producing B&M - According to Tappen,-. ninen cities w'helher repainlairs should be budgetfcil as an nccurato lecal ords. Rick- w ing y e ar. In th e mL<(ri- filling; o u t th e claimiim forms in a very shnrt timiim o," sa id resid'onclence, according to court recor :ms, which could mean -10' \ have applied for grant.s, adrdministered for the followin iperviwir of the adjudTcationin for the produced:ed and Kurrenden?d-a cam-cocordernnd new jobs andind an economic ripple' ef-' by\ the stale Departmentnl of Com- lime, minorr co c rrec tio n s, .such *as A llen M e rritt, .‘^iipei .* fire-exits and railings, department's southethem region. tripod, court recordlords show, feet in the araroa of more than ?6 mil-: merce.[ "Po.ssibiy only two. willw be sue- those to the fii ------^------^rhf-depHrtm«r.(- h,'p,,(! nf______, ______lipnjmniiallviHy CnnMnicIion is slated ciiiiiiful.".hiJKajd ^ ...... __ wili be made. ^jISeiT i j p & Lmerger i gains a]ipprovalll Cycle: ci r a s h ., SALT LAKE CIT^’ (AI'IAPI - The UP&L and Pac’acifiCorp.. a diversified schedheduled a meeting for Fridayy-^ , te e n s ____ _ “ UUlf'.PiJbnrScrvTce-'Comm■nmIssion“ oii compuny*lieii'J(ifJquftrtzredTrPonlnntJ;— -^VoYcTcryTileascd-to gcfthch r fin n l— — ------kills— t ^ll^onstru;ruGtipn ------Tuesday cleared the way\v for UtJih Ore., would crei:rcnle the nation's 13th- OKK fi from Utah and now we'll juslutpro- , NAMPA (M’)P) — 'IV'o N am p a I P o w e r &, Lipht Co.'s propose)osed merger largest utility,y, servings more than 1.2 ceedled wilh all ofthe muny detail:liis that teen-agers wenere killed _whon is underer way! with Oregon-based PacifiCoiiCorp, vacat- million customi)mers in seven western nrc■c s slill lefl lo be wrapped upp beforeI ' their motorcycle'cle h it a sta tio n ing nn earlier .susputision>n of ( its ap- slates — CalDalifornia, Washington, we ecf can closo the merger," he sailaid. wagon turningg < off Idnho High- doesn't proval. Oregon, Montantana, Idaho, Wyoming Tlie TIi PSC's decision drew cai:autious way 45 neariir N am p a H igh WF That dc The PSG had suspenciedcied its sup- a n d U tah. praiflraise from UP&L spokesmanin Dnve School, police saisaid. ^ stop thee buffet1 port for the merger Oct. 2G after the PacifiCorp spokesmansp Glenn Gille- Eskeskelsen. N oel W. F rinink, k 17. tho motor- Federal Energ)- Regulator)'or)' Commis- spie said the PSC'sPJ deci.iion was wel- cycle's driver,, nu n d A nih o n y D. sion, in its approval of the:he proposal, come, but firstirst the boards of both "Naturally were very pleasesed," he Aman, 18. werere pronounccdI dead _ insisted the merged compimpany open utilities will have hi to extend the for- said,lid. "(DuU until the people)le who on arrival nt Meiklercy Medical Con- I its transmission.system to olherc util- mpl .merger DgTcementagr which expires knd\'now about these thinga the monosiare ler after thc accaccident, which oc- I ities. Thursday. UP&L's UI board meets ableble to review this order, wee really curred shortlyy u fle r 2 ::}n p.m . w “ m m ; 'Die merger of privntvntely hold Wednesday. ThfThe PacifiCorp board has cnnnannot commcnt on thc specificics" ■ T\ie8d(iy F r in k w ould1 hnvehi turned 18 on |, W ednesdoy mmm iSs ...... Nampa-Policslice- Sgt. - Randy _ Idaho roDutes acqp ir c seennic status nesses retried the I a Kath suid witne>us traveling south CHICKEIn-^ 2 motorcycle wus Two stretch- A route aboibout the same length re* suchuch ns Bear I^ako, Grays Lak ,l "a ver>' high rale POCATELLO (AP) - TV- jiko nnd on Idaho 45-at" GSFORASPINOi Cfi of southeastern Idaho0 roadsn have ceivedPioneer'er Trail status. The route thehe BiackfootI River. en it hit the right ^FRBBORAWING ON THE Other scenic routes run aloi of speed" whenu northbound sta- ^ been pven special' statusLus for their runs from the th Utah border near Ol long^the rear panel of u _sccn]c. nnd historical valu'a lu e fay th c F ran k lin to ththe e Wyoming border near Ttto\iton Mountains from Idaho s it wns muking a WHEEL IofFORTI■UNE 10 Falls tion wagon ns i Idaho Transoortntion Boardiofd' FfecdomriblloilIowrhg’U .Sr9I'undldu~lhrthrtUgh'SwairVallo^nnd-tli ih rtju g h ----- I c f t t u m :------o f till- cnr, D arrv n _ _ J ----- Thr-boara-pjve-the-stautale'sHiinth—bo-.14,-Highwa^’ny Pi^pnrlm^nt thp? rHniloy Tho Hrivor of Scenic Highwoy desipiatiilation to the men said tho10 routesi will be marked 17, nlso o f N u m p a , | The Pioneer Trnil desi^at W. C o b u m . 17,al Mercy Modical J ^ 120-mile stretch from thehe Utflh bor- with signs somomctime this summer. Tl lUtion is w as tr e a te d a l the Wyoming give:;iven to roads near hisloritiil (leased, Knlh said, t e i aei* n e a r F ish H aven to th e 3l areas. Centcr and relec 'or example, thc southern end nt remained under ■FOOD • FUN » FOtlTU. border near Freedom. Therhe route in- The Scenicc Routef will include pull* For > id o f the TTie riccident joden maps listing areas newlew P ioneer TVail b e g in s in Fra d u d e s portio n s of U.S. 8989. U.S. 30 ofTs with wood 'ranklin, investigation. and Idaho 34. of beauty or)r historical significance Idahda h o 's oldest tow n. S “ __ # Abortiotm ------...... • C o n tin u e d from PaiPagcBl.- tion boing partart ofa curriculum.- — Shushe said 29 academic atuden' to formulate a pur- 2nts nnd education and Th^building to in ques- __ ; It Ji¥ing.c)aga_^!nothGr buailuainess; ______15.5 art students, covering grades . chase proposal. Th there is no guarantee thnl tha icache™ , h re e to six, a re in th’F T A U p ro . temporary classroom itendcnt Richard Kugler irogram. non serves as aemontary te School and who come after her wou at Jefferson Elem announced that thi thc high school lost • ,Kugler reported that the di the district $9,800 a same. "I would like to beM ac b l c t o p u 2 7 »tudonl3.la district’s is now costing ihi .last month, mostly as a isbestos r management plan ha ;es. something in this to insuiisurs ustlial „,„it„fdropo has been yeur in rental fees, iubmitled lo the state. He sai the next person who teaches tej this su b . laid a le- Peterson discussed the galjal notice will notify the pub! won't go out into lefl fieldield," Trustee • Shoron P iblic th a t I - - [7- Stove Marshall said off theth curricu- district's talerJented and pfted (TAG) theh e plan ib availnble for view. lum review. program. Shelhe cited various compo- r e program, auch ns vcn- - The board voted to nsk Ku Trustee Robert Dingh;igham noted nenta.of the i < ugler to ^ - ^ ^ 1 ry research units, foreign revireview a rental situation wi T h e r e 's n o p l a c eriike III •*! qp that several parents havenve expressed turcs. library with the ra ■ t udies and the talent pool, cityrity attorney and the stale b< concerns aboul the subjetbject of abor- language stud board of ^ ^SJ^SK j forlheH ollloUda^^ X JtENDLETC:o N .^ ■ ^ , , H eadquartei-sP S ' •- ^ _____ l-Thil! P erfect C hristmm as G ift... F or T hat Special Som) m e o n e . > n O u u is Poodloion shirt With a sholl o f J favorite for yoars liox nylon. 100% ^ 10 como. Tho soft wool lining and j f f l vn r i! — ^ Vi and* and rosil’ionl Thinsuialo* ' f vitality oM 00% / d l (nnor lining, ^ pufo virgin wool / \ t , ’..; Pondlolon's ^ andcarolully /' ' • Mountain P arka ? alignod plakJs. I >•., from lho f SS . sa y s Pondlolon 'y j .. PonW ost t . Im B I M quality all the y " division offors •. < — way. Availablo- „tiuo.proloclion_ ___ inawido U\! Irom tlio j assortmonlol "I olomonts. f. uniquo V''’: Dotailing f ----- "Pondloton- includos f patlomsarrf' doublo-onuy / s c»lors for Fall \ bollowspockols.> J s '88. MacJo in corduroy collar. / and lor Volcfo* ^ Amorica, •dosurosnnd ^ r 111 drawcofd waist. ^ ■ I " i i li Regulars t'k Mado in and ^ ■ * - ___ L_ ! 8 5 7 “ ° U for Amorica. ^ NBB __ i jt jW wk I g s - I > 1 5 0 “ i m I U l L__L!______^ Horo's'8 a Ihard-worWng f. w o sloorn rn ;shirt from tho i ^ I High doGrado W oslorn Vi Woar ? — r ~ i P Colloctkinbyri by Pondtoton in f. ^ I >7 1 I h o Ranchm an by 1 gin wool. Poakod < __I if i m i ______^ Pondlolon is a 'O ' yoko3 frontjnt ondo back, two * ^ woslornorn Counlry Coat ? Dpod pockots and .* >nlrasting, suodo* 1 warfoscont snaps f We Triple dYour Money' IBack __ _ J 4 _ _ ko olbow pdlchos I combinatogivo... f ' ur prescription at a higherer price than you recentlyy ppaid at anolher local __ ^ G nd fronl and back you authonlknty / ' II w e fill y ourwe I will relund triple lhe differencedi back to you. inoiNol >mcuamo coupon* & inlo items ) yokosaccontthls right down to ^ phartnacy, we distinctivo 1(»% tho last dolail. ^ rgin wool horring- V Exlra long ^ ybono , [wood. Tho ^ shirt . ionor Compeetitor’s Coupcppns Plus ®1 - ~ WeH( I ll =lanchman laJully ------laiLamL.^ ------ily honor all local compelitjtitors' coupons, we eveniadd*l ac to their savings! 3 7 lininod « and foaluros M j * We not only I ^competitor’s coupon1 lorli *3 off sa v e s y ou *4 a t[ theth' Pharmacy at ShopKo, a contor vont In w woslorn ? ______fior.example^ back lor a dded _ lapormako _____.- “ t i s froodom, of movo- this a f leet or Beat tlthe Competitiition’s Prices -lonL Mado in and comloftablQ < 5, - J b Bi h ] for Amorica. and praclicsiJ •' — We Meleet or beat any local compinpetitor’s advertised or everyeryday prescription price ___ Hostamihiil— ^ ------W e will meellirmation of iHal p rice...... ■ R oogulars g i 38-48’ ' — I? Mado in and lof ^ , — upon conlirn :: . 1 Longs Lor 42-40 M b A m orica ^ 'i'-' i/ ® «■; 1 6 0 “ g r ■ I a u lo rs / ' • Rogioguiars 50-52 W The ■ $ 5 9 0 0 .... Longs■ 50-52 • Ph 1 « 1 7 5 “° ' L o n gs s' '^ ‘6 4 ' > “ . Distinctive5 FREEF Holiday Glilft Wrapping! OPEN FRIDAY TILL 8;00;00P.M.•TWIN FALLSSTOHE=1E SUNDAY 12:00-4:00 P.M.V,. ? . ' p a ck in g U s o y o u r___ _ > ______“ - ^ Freo Pi Roper’s oplion ? i b e h ch arg e or f — —“ ■ ^ Twin I use your i? • - ? ' a n d B bankcards. _ ? & ■ : i — i f Sior= J i K l l E m __ > ------STORES,INC ------— ------EEs ------SH0PK0-S1IE ROAD EAST, TWIN FALLS M agic Valley T I V / A / FALLSS - BURLEY - RlUPERT^- BUHL 16 4 9 P O L E U NHHU E T FRI. 9A»». TO 0 RM. OPENMON.^R) 6 P.M.; SUN. 10 A.M. TO 65 PP.M. Man SAT. 9 A.M. TO 6 B -i Timoa-Nowo, Twin FoilFoils, Idaho Wodnosdny. Docorcombor 14, 1980 ...... Idaako/Westt . W eather mayi post]itpone - G 6M &strike nraises initerest, land pi)rlces ^ nOISE (AP) - Idahiiihi] may have n ;U! th e land 1 i.s in the Owyhee area, ai announced a "worid1 classc ore It recommcnd;nded that the I,ahd y Kohi minu — literallyly — in sL'ite- Mountiiin.H.i.H. so u th of S ilv er C ity a n d body" b( with gold ranging frorom 0.116 Board reject allJl ini the area and con- rocket * lai.unch in- 0Oreana . (i\vni‘d O w yhee C ou n ty rproperty. _snuthwe.stit ofc Boise, near the Idah^ to ta 0.165 ounces'per ton srcandup • duct compcLitivcivc le a sin g . . . , cOREANA (AP) — • A forec•ecasl for near the Ow7 h elee e (County community The Liuid Ik'iird on\ TuesdayTl voted Ore^wn Iwrt■order. to to LGounccs per'ton ofsilvei/CT. A lth o u g h 6tat ^^jL"HOOEED > - O n - B o o k s - L i v e !!” j R im m 'i^ln co-operaa tio n w ith J u d l's BcBookstore^ JS In ^Jhe CQrcenhoiiSi Fresh Oregon greenme ry - quality boughs & hollholly \ P re se n ts / • Fresh Green 1 I : ‘Cenliipleces • Hotly iM m eloe • Fresh Door Swags D a rblara a n Robinson \jjg7 • •Cemelery Decorationsons ’ • Doorstep Bouquets iS j g j g ® • Bundled Soughs ^oinseti^ % m Beautiful O ld foshk^nece d qualify “ .“I v / i 'O U W orfd’ §Cafass Cfiristrnas O mJ i a a m e n t s W W Great Savings on eyeeycwoar arc at Royal Opticalcall H a r d blow n o n d pxjinlod'From c $ 2 ” .o 5 Scivo Vj on all comploploto oyeglassos ((ramos andndlonsDsjin stock. II ,I you'fO looking (or com:ontact lonsos, chooso a pmrIlf o(c daily-woar soft ...... conUicb'for only S39.39. from mn]or Drnnds liko Qai3au5ch S Loinb, American C e r t i f i Hydfon, CooporTbinTiinTHydiocurwSotimaio B, ancTWoslov-Jossen!an Eyo . E fE R No expiration dalo. Good 1 cxnminalion not incluteluded. Spocial ollor expiroG January. 4th. f 1 I t r F rid ayly. December I6lh 7:30 p.mp. . ^ ih ru b j. ftow on, onylfVng oa t l M o y . w j j f J Saturday, Deo:ccmbcr I7th 1:00 p.m.. & 7:30 p.m. M yg--. Sundayay, December 18Ui 1;003 pp.m . — — N o w 2 0 ^° Wc-dnor^lay, D.iccmb<)f;)f M, 19C8 Timos-Nows, tw in FFalls; Waho B-5 Arafatt Mmeilfe 3-pohm t p la n ' WorM - fo r Pi)eace inI U.N. SItpeech 2 Isra*ieiis shdtI,-M ed hm West BBank BEKAKHA, Occitccupicsl West Hank tiTi-Ji\ schdols Si in !kmn earliiT in1 1th e ♦i.'iO.OOO F alestiiiian.s1.4 to t- thuir homes, : GENEVA (AP)-FLO0 chiefcl Yass. (AP)--APnlestinifninn snatched a gun- dny, ordering on t-'nchors and stude:denu residcata reported. ' er Arafat mado a diroct ...... t He called the accord "aa ntnew symbol...... of pcace in the world" andid saids it was another examle of superpoirpo w er coopr______(^tipn cndmg- regionallal conflicts, itary of state foi'African afToirs, cited1 "close,"d prac- tteil and e’fiective cooj^m)cmtion with oiir Soviet counterparts." b r < R i f > u tr j ; Crocker's • negotiationsis onc S o u th - I Wost Africa, also knownI as Namibia, j were a central element inn thetl Reagan a’dministration’s "construitructivc en* gagement" policy towarward South ¥ Africa, which the Congresjress rejected ifi favor o f sanctions. ; A pplause by black Afriiyrican diplo- rrifttfl a n d o ffid als in teirrupted m i For- eign M in iste r R.F. Bothatha of South Africa when he declared1 Tbcsday:1\ "A Ih e a r t t . . . nbw era has begun. Myf gcgovernment i-i rem oving rad a k d isc rimimination. ii We want to* be acccpted byi oiour African \ Attend ourc Cholessterol Screelenlng for jijust $6 brothers. We need cach othiother." W : feouth Africe dearly seesees the agree- . , ment as a chanco to impnnprovc an in- The Pharnmacy at ShhopKo ujmational immage marred mi by ■ 1 1 apartheid and end a war that haa I December 16t6 th & 17th 10 a.m.-1.-.6 p.m . co^ hundreds of millions)ns pf dollars I Twin1 Falls and killed hundreds of whilvhite soldiers. ceremony attended by^ thet Congo ’ O n e2 '” N ' Dutch woman\n sl»hot in Lhctasa battlChina's otHcial mediadia h'as’said one A lleasrsr3H'}7(!opirwGr(rkil!cdinTT^—'• A“British ninn"sirid‘forcireigners-told------H — Tibetan Buddhist monilonk wos killed olent clashishes with police on Oct. 1., him1 police were not allallow ing Ti- D ^ o a S t e , ^ ------____ n'^d,_13pepple_ injured•ed when police 1987 andd ^ M jirch 5. Ibotans lo gather in the tb central fired on protesters carryirrying a banned '' Tburists'its' contacted by telephonec ’squnre-i and • dispersed -• ^r y - s m a l l - Tibetan flag near the t Jokhnng from Beijii(ijing on T\iesday, said moree groups; that formed. ^^fina3te^y in tho city's c central nrresUsweiwere being made, OfTicials at the Public Sc 1 sq u a re . Ron Sch'ichwartz, a professor of sociol-1- reau in Beijing and at th( BecauEjse quality, fashioIon, same day serrvlce, and expert ffollow up Bill a West Germanlan tourist said ogy fromm the University of New-r- th e T ib e tan provincial government g' CSrO ITIImake the dIHerencnee. Tuesday he had seenn thet body of a foundlandnd in St. John's. Canada,1, refu sed to a n sw e r q u e stio3 n s TXiesday child carriedjnlo a hos|lospital ncnr the quoted TilTibetans as saying that ninee Christa Meindersma, th I e D utch j ^ FT CERTiFICCA TES AVAIIULABLE square. He said a friend;nd saw two chil- truckloadsids of security forces went to0 woman who waa shot in theth arm Sat- | n drcn — a boy and a girlfirl — lying dead tlie Bern ai1 nnd Drepung monasterie.'? inn urdny, said she had been:n examined I Gaggles • Sererew Drivers • Glaslass Cleaner in the market after the]he protest. I.ha.sa i\nt\nd arrested monks on Mon-1- by n Swiss doctor. RvicE ignlfler • Chalalns ' - • No0 FogF Solution Britain, IiIr^ n d dasish over priejest's extradilition Blue L akes N. T w i n F aTli l l V34-hVfcS ^ — r : LO N D O N (AP) - Britain B r and Iro- tions, Mn.Irs, 'Ihatcher said Murray's's wants him on four warratiants alleging ~______; land clashed bitterlyy overo the Irish decisionI meanti .that "someone ac-c- conspiracy to m u rd e r andnd cause ex- ; attorney general's refutifusul T\jesday to cuscd off ver)’v serious crimes wil! Ix? plo.qions and po.'y^sing exp • extradite nn Irish Catholic Ci prieat uLlibertyLy ini the Irish Republic." Murray said Ryan mighght face trial - wanted on terrorism charges.chi "Wo repiepudiate utterly the assertionm in Ire la n d on te rro rism charges, ch and • ■Raieing an 18-day-cly-old confronta- thal Patritrick Uyan would not receive-•e adtlcd he had asked thee British for DO YOU KKNOW A TEACHER. WWHO 1 i tion over the Rev. Patr'atrick Ryan to a a fair triarial in thi.s country. Of course;e the file of evidence on hinim. But Mra. REACHESBEYO^)NDTHEGLASSROOK OM WALLS? r- Tliatchcr said an Irish court ci would :'new pitch, the IrishI saidsi the priest he would,'Id," she said,, adding: "'Ib ar- ho touches somethingigdeep c I : would nol get a fairr trialtr in Britain rest iinyorr’one on charges of thnl naturere hear only two of the chcharges, and A teacher wlv ; and Prime Ministcister Margaret • is ineviUiitably going to be receivingIg "there will be problems aboutab securi- inside and sudden:nly you understand. AncAnd your 1 ; Thatcher called that.1 "a"i great insult fnml^pai’eii;e treatm ent and il will be a ly of witnesses,' world changes. Th'hese teachers are Amernerica's most ] re Rynn's st^ilenient saidd thal if Ire- ___ loall.ofthe.pwplc.nC.th[_lhis c o u tilrv ." m a tte r for foi the courts if there were 0ur-futuredepends-Qn-tjn-theirdedi------1 • ! ^tlrs, Thatcher, inn nn. angry re- any prejuijudice lo the IriaP' iantl tned him, they wilnll be acting ------imporlanl-assetrQ • sponse in the Housese of CommonH, The Ryan R, alTair has plunged;d on behalf of the British government,g cation and caring, ottcrlj'^thH rish—Hrtltttii-if-into-eonfroiiUtion-with-tvvo- me wav I re- ______a tto rn e y g e n eral's assertion a: that countries:es: Belgium for not extraditete sisted my extradition." ; Ryan would not be fairfairly tried l)efore him whenlen lie van arrested there andid Mrs. Thatcher said ,he lh( 1987 An- ; a B ritis h jury. Ire la n d fofor lelting him go free afterer glu-Irish extradition treat'aty was "nol ; ■ Attorney GeneralII John. Murray the Helgiagians flew him home. working satisfactorily"y" because •_ sa id B ritish politicians^ans and newspa- RyanI sayss; he is innocent. Britainin Dublin had "unilaterally"y" changcd it • pers had prejudiced1 hish trial by at- suspects,s himt of serving the Irish Rc-0 - . lo make extraditions conDntingent not • tacking him "in intiintemperate lan- publicann Army in its war to ridid upon the courts but upoiion the attor- TH i guage and frequently•ly ill th e form of N u rlh cni n i Ireland of British nile, andid ney general's amiroval. ; extravagantly worded;d 1headlines." ; "They raised the easeca; to a unique ; status and can only; havehi intensified ; the impact and lasta s tin g effect cui f : members of the publiciblic of whal wns ^ s p e c / a t ; being published," he sa I( OS ; He added that Ht^iti @ 77,The Country Gift Gnnlirilen Doll Shop § • British Parliament "musl,"mi because of rt * Tq t their origin, carr>- particular par weif;lit Is H aving A D oll Sal5 a l e J : with potential jurors." Ryan, in a stiitememenl read to re- ^ ^ 220-40'^°Offc*^,b,ci, iblcrora'Ijin& Vinyl tX)lb ; porters by family ondmd .supportc-r? in 'V ^n7 Av.-niic E-tsI 734-SS92 •. Op.-nOp Frid.iys H t«• Sun.loys 12-4 Dundrum, County Tipperar}-, Tii callcd B e sitT e ca c h es r ; M urray's decision "a\ victfiryvi for all." UiJ/ia/ic) Taichvr—Kiilhr)iihryn P h d o n - ; ■ Answering parlianiam enU irj- (lucs- McCiiH Donnelly Ulvmc'icnkiiy ScIhx^I i\k G illl Tliis spring,,U L S WEST will . ^ ____Times-];-Nevvs Class-sified____ again honor a tealacher from H ------eai;h ,of.l4 vvesteamstatesjbe.se ------■ teachers will be nominatedra by I you—the student,It, former student, M V ff i e n i o F parent or associalate. The 14 teacher Rnal:nalists will receive a $5,000 award.a And, three ofthethe finalists ------r : ------j p e G i a : will be furjher^hoionored-with a-ontryeararsabbalical- i i / to pursue educatii.tional excellence. : ■ l ~ - ../) Our senior^r citizens arc valuable■le assets To nominate;e your outstanding teac:acher, 'i to the Mac}!'iiqic Valley corniiiunityy and ciS "simply send for llitheoHiclalUSWESTnc ■ nomination ' such, youLl (deserve special trea>atment. packet. Entry fornrms will be sent for bothoth you and ly tiie.Tinies-Nevys OaI ^ i f i e d s \: :V ______'Hint's why the nominated Leieacher to complete. : offer our• nmarketplace, of gp(>o B T ) ■JllMSltVi.CiC/D/icJcinJJiinf <) t\\vwir,cm-ria\c ''o off regular ra K-nUv !akl\kliin\’ wiltiin llic clcwciit.:r}' iiiyl \ * Wodno&dny, Dorarambof 14, 1908 Timos-Ncv/c,/s, TTy>in Foils, lda^o B-7 ,BLT34J';=B,IX.U.l.JllL.L-ll'i]i'HIHUtJa r a - V a lh z y M j Aunt Iiearm iilesson w.vhen uieece movves In Weddfnc ^ g = — arlsen-Jubitz _ DEARABBY: Mybnbrother died — — ' ’ I '"I» 1 live in another stiite, hiivec I.i sm nll D E A R A BiBY: B ' I have road many Ca dog named Jenny. Jenny is a lovable articles aboutut how1 much il would Hoveral yejirH a«o. H e luidlu a dau^h- . TW IN FALLS - K athth ry n M. I. Abigail |pet, but she frequenUy-biRjR-acci-.- - -coattQhirc-prcp ro fcaaio t'nl** tO-dO- 11 th e • t£rrilcullM ichdc;ilicMichfile'a molli-. rnrlsen'lim rBradloy M.~Jububitr-w crc-'S^^^^^B d e n u 'o h 'n i,y'i'.L'w ,ran>''i^q.'Q • Aljin: m y ■ jo b s a w ife docio c s - -a c (» k . Iwuwj------i-: “ or“ruriUTrli'd'nT\d'mavc!ivcdto'nnpthcr— S VanBuren i -Tnarricd-Aug. a-Ht-the-Di) tw o cnt-4 a re d e c la w e d a nid d cannot keeper, chiiufT'ufTeur, tutor, etc., bul " s ta le - T em ple, D ear Abby \defend themselveH againstst Jenny, I've never rcatcad anything about how ^ luivuj.'iiwid— ___ -----IiuL.bride_iii .t]ie_dniighti'i.ti'.r_of Mr. j y R H ■ who deliberately anUigoni?lizes them. much il \ Engaggement^S ^ ------— - ______iroadhead-C raia n n e y ______O 'Bryan-C larlr k IIEOIEIICIS'iOM’S t — i-Q A K l.F .Y r B ill■iuid a n Nancy Cran- Oanneinev is a 198-1 L'radualo of Oak-ik- TWIN FAL1.S -,t>arirr.y Clark of Clark to Johtohn Wesley O 'Bryan' son of n ^ p n r i M- r § ----- Iiey of Oakley announo unce the en(;a(;e- ley Hi^jh^’h School lind attended Dixie Houston, Texas and Cararol Clark of Mr, and MrMrs, Carl 0 bryan of Ca- jncnt of their daiinliUKhtcr. T oni Lyti CollcRC’ iiin St, George, UUih. She is Twin Falls, announce the t engage- niano Island,n d .W a sh . Delicious Chocolates Cranney to Scolt Ashlishley Broadbead. employed>x‘d in Provo, Utah. ment of their daughterc r Kolly I/Ce "Highest Quality"“ f ' }ion o f D avid K. andind Terrel Broad- ______Clark is^ a 19S2 g ra d u a te o f T \vin M a dle e fresh in o u r o w n sho;h o p in head oflndio, Calif, U niadliidhead is a 19f^l graduate of F a lls H ig h1 SchoolS a n d a 19»7 g rad u - High School and attended thehe Indio Hi(: ate of the UrUniversily of Idaho. She is Twin Falls Colle['eu of the Desert in PalmIm e m p lo y e d with wi Community Christian T a k i n g orders now for Chri*iristm as € K lif r -f o r- lw o —year*4.— HH«- «- ■ssortments— ^ ^ ^ serv ed. a mission in Rome, Italy forfor ^ 9 1 -■ ' "..'V'-' • ■ M in istries, bpecial orDfa^~3ndTCgnlarassc two ■ars and is currently attendingng i ^ 19 2nd St. East, Twin FallsFa ( 1 ^ ------O 'B ry a na ititi-a 1982 graduate of Fall - T 5 ri Rhaim m Yoiihg UriiVersily in Provo;'ra ; — :— 9 ----- JF ;A'ctoss from Cily ParkiTk) - ...... U tah. He works al the mission train-in- Is High School in California .... ’ inftcenlenler, « a n d a 1987I gigraduate of ihe University Lots of parking spaceice ; ' He is currently a graduate' • 7 3 3 -7 6624 9:30 am - 5::5:30 p m ■ wedding will be Friday in the C student atit ithe University of Idaho S a ltL oake k i City LDSTemple, k and iH cmpicployed al Kits Camera, rccc2ceplion will be held on Satur-ur- I K . T h e w eddidding is planned for Dec, 31 cr, d a y a l: ttbe h Oakley LDS Stake Center, rsl Presbyterian Church in; ?nds and neighbors are invitedte d ••■r? '' to callI from fr 7to9:30p,m . A n openop< house will be held Dec, 30 in Jio, Calif, ot the Broadhead'sid ’s ~ i N i _____ hom e. W mroR fi Scott Broaco a d h c a d a n d T he! c(couplc plans to hve in Provo, John O'Bryan andId KcUy Clark fl Q Christmas I T o n i C k Great Place ToT Shop For C Cranney Utah. Andd Everyday BUHL P er fe cjt I ligibl Proportion;inal Racer Radid/I^ h a e k , * NOWWON DEALERER — — — COUPON)N — — — —I ^ h r i s t i:mas G iiftsi si' irlng^ln this-couponjn-to-your-local-L — jktP-j*’''I West V End Radio ShackSli Dealer, | i L WIEI^ iLE! I I g !SCMTSJm m m I r ^ SAV-MORDRU(UG_of Buill. I I S R adiolio Controllod, Sturdy Fronront Susponslon _ BOYSS PACIFIC TRAII f f 13" long, loi 27 MHZ R oqulros 22 9'9Vott and 6 “C" I A torloB #60-4066 Rog.PrlcooJ41.fl5 $ ■ ^And Recelveil15% J OFF I WEATHERR WATCHER JACIIKETS I Regular price onin Jany toy In I I • H]Nylon Ski Jackets >owerful 4x4 Off-fl-R oader \ "RiRadio Snack's Christrstmas Toy Flyer" J I. P® oupon Good Through DecD ecom bor 20 m Also Big Sa)Savings on Mon’s Ca;al-craft - , and Adv(ivonturo G ear For M e n . _ _ „ A U s e y o u r , ^ F r e e p a ri Roper's fi ... w . b e h in c ption or uso w . 5 ' Twin Fa your bank % m c a r d s . B 5 S t oI r o ! L ® ll • Phone 543-43477 M 1109 Main In Buhl FRElIEE Gift Wrapping on Iteiem s purchased at ourr store,sti ------Open.WeakdayaiL8:30.am ■ 8:00 pm ; . UPERT - BUHL !0 am - 7:00 pm -- - TWIN FALLS- BURLEY— RU, - Sundays S mrau'gh^hrislslm ^ 9:00 am -2:00 pmprr ) V,WocJnosday, Docombof U , 103f538 TirT)(j5-Now3, Twinin F(Falls, Idaho B-8 t f-Bmsines ■■ ■■■ ■ — ...... -i«- yflJfJUi : 1, finishees at 2,1 DEDENVEHIB.twlfyU8.mlzidoralnaA.eats (M>) — Ckoaar CK» Ol paagi arBrtdOrM ( DENVEH (AP) — Mirtato«aaaflf.Oim8Tjr«.iirffBii 11 Dow gaams 3.91 [48 I S wamfto ill t e ati OTkM- aa A- |,pinii:AA <7.0, ta .^A .» -«------_ The Associated Pfcsa _ M onday, mmade irainj'ucirbri"Tuefr^ — Up7890U dow n a n d 570 u n c h ai Hw -V QlIM* 3 U2tB2 33V.VV Lliy I S BOaiBB’* .!t CWEtX M) Q 22 ITS—V^ i a . a la B BS \Vutty 9327B 2 ^ " * Mvtmn.teb a a » 3 i s - v OmEn UD Jll 48V-V V Orxfi} SS» B Jl V Qx ------■E BX lub ealenda'r (C7 ...... ------f F o io d /h _ ------— Allen Wilson . a I . m i ---rl | ~ 3 ^l | o k p l i ... ■ i .c — - :- ^ hhen 0 E it c6mes to crcativo :2 cups vegetable oil, but “ simple—^givlfig— :i J.C coiD ]U :ln=^^^| ■ n jirilr" : • .: \\ A \ / ideas, idc) search do farther saucepan. aa Cook and stir ovor ovi modium th a n y o u r ow n k itc h en . beat be about 1 minute or to} 160It dogreos; ; i • V / V The 1 unique specialties cool co about 5 minutes. Stir in Tomaining ,|i. . froifrom tho kitchen offer gijoil. Pour into airtight containoiner and cov- • ;,[■ tho ^ giver. BB wellwel M the rodpient, tho er; .. stare ono to two weeks.I. Strain,S if d ^ spark of Originality.-ty.— '— ■ — ^------■ gj]sired. Iaho" colander or sieveleve with cup<' - . u ___ Aii.id?a,lthanHj2, you for the host or host- -fl}up«dM!ofr«»T-riU«rr-Placa- ^ nynr hnurl; ^ ______680 liqueur shoflcTbe made j? , thff Pear Liqu pour oil througk. Pour straiirained oil into ■!; a b o u t d i 'weflkfl in advance, to allow for ^ bottle or jar; add a few whol'hole p ista c h io s proper Btonding time. tin Or, since thc holi-‘ ^ for garnish. Store, tightly covered,cov in re- ;h days are rapidly approaching, ap you micht *.° Makes about 2 wrap the liqueurr along a with a t^ that frigerator up to 3 months. Mo j:, aaya: Tb enjoy afterter the new year...." cups. Recipe can be doubled. Whether underr theth tree or on the table, Preparation Timo: Less3 thant> 30 min- ‘:i' homo-bokod goodsIs taro always part of the uto ut s It h o lid a y tra d itio n .. Made M with a spice cake Straining Time: (optional)4l)4to8hours 'lli m il , th e G in g e r Pear Pc Cakes with Pista- Standing Tim e:'l to 2 weeks chioB a re b s ^ e dl inii mini-loaf pans and Tip: Substitute Pistachio-Fio-Flavorod Oil '11 topped with Gingeiig e r P e a r I d n g . A g r e a t fofor the oil .in your favoriterite vinaigrette ;1; tim ea av in g tr e a t, IPear Mincemeat Rolls •d di re ssin g . ",\i aro easy to prepareire with tho uso of refrig- , i j . e ra te d cre sc e n t dinner in n rolls. K IW IF R U IT BAR C(XCOOKIES Jl. ’ . Another' mako-aht-ahcad gifl is the Pista- Icup flour- _.!l_£hukEhYoi£dJ3iU1 Pifltachioa_add,P-mild ___— V«cup sugar------Ji subtle flavor andJ a delicate green hue to Ui teaspoon ground cinnamcim o n 'u the vegetable oil.. TheT seasoned oil should >/g c u p b u tte r o r m a rg a rinno, e , softened ■'j be stored in an airtightairl container for one 4 (about 3-ounces each) kiwifruit,kiw pared ij to tw o w ee k s beforeore use. and pureed ' .j Kiwifruit addss tangy-sweett flavor and 1/3 c u p ho n e y ' I b rillia n t g ree n colo;olor to holiday foods. T ry.. H B H i " ■■ legg,beaton l\l the Kiwiftuit Bar,u:. Cookies,C enhanced w ith ' ,[i a to u c h o f d n n n m(non o i and the texture of co- IV: cups flaked coconut, divdivided r ' — : J cuiiul. PuifecL-fonjiTmGaltlmB'finale'OP n ______■ t hnlidnv rfowmrt hnrbnr. thp Kiwifruit.Tlfissnrt ,ccut in butter until t^rturfi-i:o n f c n m m an l— ;— J . Sauce means lesss timeti in the kitchen since P F r e s s in to b o tto m o f 9-inchh square sc baking J’ it's prenared in the microwave. Be sure to pan. p Bake at 350 degrees foror 2 minutes or a & « * . i h a v e p le n ty to la -iM a mining foitran^opeenhouseT ~ ' ■ \ ’ I I ■ i' C-2 TimoD-Nows. TwinIn Folia,F Itfaho W odnoiday. OocJocombof 14, 1980 r~Tty:'giiingerbrec w-"ffat-d€.esserts-1 t o J i d p» - - g e t - ...... - w a s p e dial thnr o u g h t lhe cheaiiting seaa s o n - ; The Washinlington Post d e g re e o v e n fo r 6 to 10 mlinutes ir or un- bread slices;s overo the boltom of tho f .... ■- holid.'dap^dfnmi £ f . . ... b e p til light brovm, Allow to0 cooli on the baking dish,h. i Sprinkle with walnuts p Now thlat a t the holidays — notoriousus foil before peeling cookiesesolT. nnd raisins.- Thin gingerbreadead dessert rpcipr m a rg a r in e , m e lte d 1^ can be obtained by send-1^ 2’/«3 cup sugar , d in g a s a w;eifkveight, to allow the bread | ''roup-prnnulflteditcdPiiimr ------— ------^ 1 ^ 1 « _ Eiorc, an^ i ^ ~ " in g ^ ,5 0 to"Onice to ofPiiblic A ltQirirrs, ” I'/jteaBpooQs'cTnriaiTidridh------trab'sorb th Home — — = i : r „U l s iiig -tli t siz@ 8 gg g f o r tilhe r@clpip e • ■ • Continued Page Pa Cl on ungreaHed‘d cookioi !}heet. D ecorate as desired. Bak)ake at 375 degrees for 8 - , mii70," tuto^lhe snme numbciabcr of extra large, 2‘'j Ublcspooas tea leave; }y JOAN DRAKE ing large egM- eggs ifyouil are using n smaller 12 m in u tes. mini- medium or small eggs•'Pga. 3 q u a rts w a te r ^sArjje/esTi'm e5 __ Tho U.S, Dop)cpt. of Agriculture ConCommon m a rk e t nizett a n d n , , . "T h at's probrobably my family's- fa- Home and Garderden Bulletin No. 103, mum'im weight per dozen are: Two large eggs;s te q u a ls approxi- Mix everything, exceptl lth h c d r y M ;T cup plus two ta- 5," A lle n sa y a. 'S o I h av e J for an "Eggs in Family'M/'Meals — A Guido for ' JunJum bo-:-30 ounces mutely one-quarter ci a n d w ater. T h en b rin g wi Q : W h e n q rcclpe calls I e. Substitute the « ! to make themem early and hurry up ^ tn, la r g e C o n su m e rs' say.Hly.H;, "Subsiitulion of Extra Ext large — 27 ounces blespoons volume, boil. Add tea and steep1 foi or obout 6 Jl,,them, and put signs on !gg, docs it mean medium, sa m e n u m b e r o f oxtrj^xtra large or mcdi- m inutcB . A dd m ix tu re to it.- )r extra large? There arc•o' Uiacs another sizo often;cn makes little differ- U Ijir rge — 24 ounces 1 . thut SUV 'Do)o not touch,' or they're ' -In somtt-redpca-liow*----- MwModium— 21-ounc'K ------"Wc make up thc conccntentmtowth- •. ' wwhen b i I have vc^ small eggse; }„-cnccinrcault3.1n m d .nngcl focd c a k e s ,.. Sm;Sm all.— I 8 0 UQCW... - . . . Three large eggs;gs .equala. approxi- ...... out adding -the.. water, i the reftigerator and I n’oncndcr if I ever, (sponge and nip plus' two table- • - bUowinjris the favorite of. w 'm uch for example) thele ]proportion cf egg-to^ - • Peewce Pec — ISounccs matcly onc-half nip helps," Allen saj-s, 'Thenn asa! wo need McBrides chilhildren. She, too,'tries io jhoiild use two. Jusl Iiow spoons s'olume. Subslubstitute three cx- it, we add tho water." difference is there' belwe<■ccn thc other ingredientsits is of special impor- iked and put in thc freez- ______la n c e .-F n r thc.'^ti.au.r£dpes^it-mfli-_bc----- OnoQfli Inrgc egg equal:' approxiit•imnto: tra large eggs, four-j■ur-medium cgga.'or .; T h e ne.1t recipe, one tlial...tM jBride ikidrnrenothom e.’Oth- ntesofe^gs?-— - — aubsti-' four .small egg.s, • • A: Mosl recipes are dcvelo]loped us- nece.'isary to incnicrease the number of !y ththi re e ta b k ’.‘ij>oon;i volum e. Su , makes for thc open hou.se,c.tscallcd... i: r'd cat it all," she says. ^ ver have anything for the . ^ RASPBERRY CREAMi^ C H E E S E COFFEE CAKiiKE cGifts — Serves nbout 16 SANDtraW ICH COOKIES • Continued from PaRtg o C l ule.'t tilI thickened;111 stir iifler 2‘mininute,'!. sa u c e p a n . Cook and a n d stir unlil mix- ■ cups flour MakcB abouK )u t5 d o ze n .i r j n j e m a i n i p c k iw ifru it, li.qi1.queur, iu:.c.boils und.tliickcickcns. CooL.Unroll______cup finely clujppod pistachchiofi-and n(ikc_T im e:. AbOmAh m inute!i__. . Stir.J •\ ^/i c u p fiu g a r- ...... - • - rcup'softbtrb u ttcr-...... ' f oranirange peel und extract. Makes M each crescent rollill p a c k a g e to 20-by ginger. Bent 2 minute.'^ on hig , cup butter 1/3 c u p whiphipping cream . bout 2 cups. i:i-inrli rcctanglc;c; spread hnlf of of electric mixer; fold in poai!o'i-s.'’p ™ r K I W I F R Upr ir :DESSERT SAUCE abou ‘^2 teaspoon baking powdi'» * ■ - 2 cups oil[purpose pi flour ' ) to 700 p e a r m ix tu re lo) withinw '/:-inch of 5-'''4-by 3- (Microwave MiMe th o d .-) ,. Recipe developed for (KX) I •'/: teaspoon baking sodada Granulatede d s u g a r inlo 5 greased and floured 5 edges on each recUiecUingle. Roll from o't .ISO d f INol I’ic tu rc:d) d ) w att microwave oveas- ’/4 teaspoon salt M ix thorov:roughly the butter, thc by 2-inch loaf pans. Bake at 15 min- sliort end jelly-roll)ll fashfi io n . C ul e a c h ntil wood- -1 3-oiiiilUiiceH each) k iw ifru it, Preparation P r Time: Almut 15 , ’^«cup dairy sour cream tho flour. Cover and chill grees 35 to 40 minutes or unt: ■ce.s. I’la c e c ul-sido ™ cream and th .or comcs P“rcd, divided u teles s mil intc .six piece.s, 1 egg- Ito r. H e a t oven to 375 de- en pick inserted near center baking sheet. Bake in refrigerato rirerack; Ifl cup orangege juice Co(^ok Time; About 5 minutess down on greased bal 1 teaspoon almond extraitract grees, and afiafter the dough has been out clean. Ck)ol in pans on wii - at 375 degrees 181/>^tzfJO m in u te s p r u n - remove from paa-j. Frost lolops with cup honey One. (8^)unce) packagkoBC crc o m „ | ]1 „ou t a b o u t 1/3 o f it a t a [p / PEAR MINCEMEAT ROL)LLS lil golden. Drizzlele v,ithv Icing, if do- Ginger Pear Icing nnd sprinlinkle with 2 teaspoons comcoi .4ta rc h cheese, softened tim e . K ee p thithe rest refrigerated until jons orange-flavored 1 can c (29-ounce) bartlett peartirs sired. Makes 12 rolls■oils, >/4 cup Bugar coarsely chopped pislachios.)S. .Makes 2 toblespoon it is to be rolhoiled out. liq u e u r 1I ccup prepared mincemeat ICINCING: 5 mini-loaf cakes, 2 . 1 m Roll out to 'M nch thickness on a ^ n 1 teaspoon gra'rated orange peel 4 tteaspoons convst^irch B lend 1 cup powdeiwdered sugar, te a - cup raspberry preserviervcB floored boardird or pastry cloth. Then 2tenBpoon3 grated orange pet)eel spoons softened butterbutt or margarine GINGER PEAR ICIN[NG: '-’-i teaspoon allalnioiul extract 21 ’^3 cup sliced almonds^ cut dough1 in to l ‘' 2-inch circles, ) refrig- and 1 tablespoonn reservedre pear liq- d s u g a r, 2 P u re e 2 kiwiwifruft; i quarter and 2 ]packages (S-ounces each) r Heat oven to 350 degrcigrces. Grease Transfer thes^esc' rounds, using a spat- B ' lend l '^2 cups powdered : uid; stir until smooniooth- Makes about r or mar- slice 2 kiwifruituit. Combine kiwifruit eralirated crescent dinner rolls and flour the bottom nndid Bidesb: o f 0 9- „„k, „ ppj, ie ce o f w ax ed p a p e r th a t tablespoons softened butter liquid and Puree, orange ju ic o , honey nnd c o m - Icing lc: cup- o r 1 0 -inch springform pan. pa LiEhtly jj covered1 withv granulated sugar. g a rin o , 2 ta b lesp o o n s p e a r lic liquid; Preparation Tinu'ime: About 20 min- Iger until starch in 2 cupip mi icrow ave sa fe con- D Dira in p e a rs , re se rv in g li spoon flour intn a measuriiurinccupond the coc teaspoon ground ginge cookies over so they arc lainer; stir to0 blend.I Microcook at chophop pears. Combine pears, mince- n ules level ofi’. In a la rg e bowlowl, combine juBarcd onn bothb sides. Place on an smooth. Makes cup. ‘ peel in Bake Time: Abou'bout 20 m in u te s Lit 30 min- HIGH ‘100 percercent) 3 minutes or un- mcaiical, conwtarch and orange p flour a n d ^4 cup sugiir. ■ , u n g re a se d cookie ci sheet and prick Preparation Time: Aboul Using a pastry blendercr or( fork, cut „ju, „ f„A,;, alla the way through each in margarine until mixUixture rescm- lile s coarse crumbs. (She . Bake 7-9 minutes, or until “f! a p ! T °}t real brown. Cool, t-'rosf the crumb mixture, Tb rhcremaininsthe vith cream y filling, about crumb mixture add the bi i-thick, and then put top dor, baking soda, salt, sou ; a sa n d w ich . egg and almond extract,:t. Blend i well. ^ “ (She does this with her f( sor,.too.) S p re ad b a tte r;'ol“eftE ov X t: 31EAMY FILLING tom a n d 2-inches up the10 sidese of the Cream: jS m j prepared pan. The batterttcr ahould bc about '^4 cupcu soft butter about \-inch thick on the sides. In a cup confonfectioncrs sugar ery Wednes(sday Night! small bowl, combine2 thet cream 1 te asp oo o n n v a n illa Evei cheese, \ cup sugnf^andd 1 egg. Blend Using mix(lixer, beat until smooth an3- well. Pour over batter in pan.£arc- nufly. She dividesdi' thc dough and eol 12.95_viilueLEnjQy-iirln77ling-W prlnp-sd.iy..ay_night ------ivcnly over’lKc ors half williith red and h'olf^ih green fully spoon preserves ever Show rooni a n d a1 comcc plete cheese filling. In a smalllall bowl, com- food coloring,ng, for Christmas. entcrtainnnment in the Gala S bine 1 .cup of the reser;served crumb Bccause: thisth is quite time-consum- I 8 oz. Steals;ak cSj. Shrim p dinneier for just $4-95 perier person! ^ mixture and sliced almonclonds. Sprinkle ing, she ofteiilen makes thc cookies car over the top of the creamim c( heese m ix- ly, n n d p uts ts themt in thO freezer; then ture. Bake at 350 degreejecs for 45-50 whon it’s closecloi to the day of tho open minutes, or until creamn cheesecl filling house, le she frosts and refrigerates Mmy Brothhers is set and crust is aa deep d golden them, brown. Cool for 15 minutelutea, and then "Thc cookiOkies themselves are like a .ented trio blends hot remove the flides of thc pan. This real flaky piepii dough, and they really larmonies with down*horr>m e may be sened warm orr cool.cc Cut into have a flnvoi,vor of their own," she says. kin’ to create a truly wedfjes. Refrigerate leflovriovers, "They're verj•ery rich." lie show!, ct reripe, for gingerbread, is "Thc instructions arc•c long,li b u t it's T h e n e x t i 6:00 am . Show starts at ite n , o r u se d a s tre e rfccor. X5r a-set\’acicms, call toll- The next recipe is oneinc that Allen’s may be eatei f i ' - B ' ' mom used to mako. "It'sIt's like a Ger- 621-1103. 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FastF growing plants will The best way to detormlmIno w hen a soils a rc m u c h d; Interrnouhtain soil can look darker : noBt quickly by not; enoughcn water, " quickly take up some of'tlie tl moisture require moreire w a te r th a n th o se w hich plant p needs w ater ia to feellthe t top of dnrk colorcd soil in Bomo light colored . ! • too fruquchi vviiicnngngwamuch i -- - gardening...... in. tlie 5oU. le fl'lin g m o re) roomr fo r grow Hlowly.y ...... ^thc soil with your finger. ThPhe-best whon dry than k .... time U) waicr.mosLplants iii i W hen Boiln w h c n t hicy c v nt rc w et. -__ te-tifdelertyrtttion— " ’-Rtr.------—- jring plants always ap- ; and eventual death..This Th is parties- polls «■«vatered, ull thc pore spaces in Most people prefer to walcrw plants Tompcratuiturc and humidity arc ' . thetJ soil begins to dry on top.Ip. Ifjru Whenwaterini .•ater so th a t a little • I — lariy t^u^^al this time>,e«f-y.arw t h„n--»'e-K llai1 a rc -tc ra p o ra rily filled_wi_th______by tlu) calendar- Wbcii-thiimv-buy o r____alEo.importartanl factors,.Theyjr^u- ___ vwait until_tho criUre soil dricries out, ply enough wate the bottomofthcTJot:------: p la n ts o r e g ro ttin g slo3lov.lv ' b c c a u M p f' ''■““ r. It It.i .may require severa^hours rc c e iv e a new p la n t, th e; mostn com* once tho amomount of water needed for tJtho leaves vairw ilt'or’droop3p. Mosi drains frOiiVthe ' low lig h t condiliorLs.. ' fortliownwater to drain from ihelarg-'■ mon question is. "How ofl)fleti .should it traa Tho New York Doilyly News^ lace doilloilies, feathers, pictures culrut Next, small partndgeges, available in ? fro m magazines m nnd miniatureire where tree omamenLs arca sold, are iQ a NEW YORK -- DecoratingI the "pearls."3." A dd a ribbon h a n d le to at- sprayed silver and wired wi to the ' S w tree is a highlightI of,thoo holidays, tach itI itlo the tree. If yon wish, fill skewers. Pine cones nnd c acoms, While a collection oftiaf traditional oma- the. coniaraucopiaa_with_l)orries and,nd sprnyed copper,_ filMtiin the_gaps. _ I t j mentB brings with1 it the charm of fruit thethat have been .sprayed so More 'golden' pears placed pli on the recognition, a slighlljhlly different look they'll , lalast a few weeks, and silk or edges of the crate make ______^ t______■ l i i git-m t arried?— ______^ ro f tfianfi k s ^ ■ T h o Timjmes-News welcomes your wewedding announcement. Pleasilease cal!.733-0931, or • v is it o u r officesof a t 132 T h ird S tre e t WcVest, for an engagement form.rm . ~ Mail carrier thanknks ^ celebratc; tl"the true meaning of g gut uage o f m usic. , C h ristm aa by performing in and lis- ILORI ll J.HEAD sk that the information be t)"?>'ped and the form returned:d totc our office along ' customers on rouOUtC tcningtothislis beautiful classic. Twin 1 Falls'^ * As the Christmas eeasorison approach- We espocial:ially appreciate the head- — ihotgraph. black and white pre■referred. CS and the end of another:icr year. 1 cron the fronxint page that called attcn- Thej 1\mes-Ncws welcomess Iletters would liko to thank all ofofthe t postal tion to the artarticle, aa well aa your oo f f thanks I to be published as s;space / ' y Y o u r amannouncement wiil be publislished as space permits. Youou mayn pick up your cuslomers on the route thethat I Bcrve sending a phoDhotographer to our re- permits.per Send to: "Letters o f p b o to a tTL The I Times-News once the aminnoimcement has appeareddin in the paper. for the U.S. Poatal.Serviccacc for their hearsal.Our]ar public relations coordi* Thankn,"Th The 'Umcs-News, BoBox 548, ------^ support and use of postal;al services.( nator, Cheiylryl Turoczy, has done an T 7b b m Falls, Idaho 83303. We try hard to provide the Amorican outatandingig job,j< a s w ell. i p _____ public with the best tnQilltiUin|!.ierviM ___ L IN P ARTKVENSON y r ______lor the very best pnce. We deliver an Chondetti m e m b e r - I 3QISE'S NE\^ u n m a tc h a b le a m o u n t ofif mailm ench TwinFoiljlilfl • y e a r w ith sp e ed a n d efTicitficiency thal TOWNE SQUARE; MALL w e c an b e p ro u d of. thanks CSI, I would also like to notemto for our f a r t j c i p a HELPS MAKE OlOUR WEEKEND PACK/KAGEEVEN . w ould-be co m p etito rs thh a t th e y can*, t c f l c n c rp for i class not hope to comc even remotelyren close I am writiriting thia letter in appreci- MORE FUNI O n t ffie i teiitfi d a y ofo f - to m a tc h in g o u r recordsis ool f m ail deliv- ation for thle e great| placo CSI furnish- : ered and all of the other'r senicessi we es us to walkilk in at their gym and our S T I L L J U S^ $ 3 9 . 9 5 * . IVrNl^ilil C f i r iistmas s my truee provide every day We'rerc thet! Postal neat tcacher,er, J a n M ittleider. Scrvico; We Deliver! S h e m a ktes es it so interesting wo p m ICE INCLUDES: Cove>e £ave to me, S T A N H U R D don’t m indI tlietli hard work wc get with »C0M PLiri'E orB R E A K F A S T COOKKI) TOr c CINDER H F i l e r tlieaerobicsrcsrl'am 76rSome'arC‘in •COMPLIMENT.TARY COCCTAiL ■ ______U ieir fiO's. SomeSo arc younger.______^ •JU ST MiNUTEiES TO THE-MALL ------Man gives thanksi k s bf ihFblacklcc.Dec. 7, most all of' uaUfl checkcd in. We were •{OVER 100 STTORES UNDER ONEE R O O F ) I - for sta ffs work‘ surprised to fsec cach other because it •FREE SM im XX E TO THE MALL My sincere appreciatiortion for Tlm ll waa so bad,l,our o teacher was sur- •SWIM IN OURR HEATED OUTDOOFD R P O O L W illiams and Andy /Vrcnzcnz. T hey p u l princd. Uio.I. ThereT are over a hundred I a lo t o f tj^me a n d cfTort intinto the arti- of us, men, andar women, that eryoy •l^LAXINOUFJR W HIRLPOOL this great place.pU We have one man, •UP TO 'n v o AI\DULTS PER ROOM My first reaction to TVrnllsro-Tl'r Mr Crane,. whow will be 89 in March, •AVAIIA13I.I': ANY FFRIDAY. SATTJRDAY, O K SUSUNDAY t NIGHT I ^ queat was to say "no." ButBui 1 realized started trainlining when he was 70, he . they hadaiobtodo. [c o u p o n —---- ...... is the oldest:st living competitor in se- al $ 5 « 0 0 (per nigl It was a bit embarrnssiissmg.butUl nior nation^nal.track and field eventa. survive. a f u n t • We are realal proudp of each other 'j s h o p^pcrs i Room Dlscourun t [ orse ftefouttd in Ifitencour^cs others;-rato partici- -i.ALTAUHJHEIG pate in some "bam rnisin'sm ,'It will all • Twin Fall'niin I , R o o m s f e::om e J u s l $ 3 4 * 9 55 / / N I g h t [ T i m c s --9\{czus i CCassified.eds. ^ \ be worth while. My sincere thanks and,nd^.^pprec,a- ] ( W c c k cend i Rate) With Cou]upon I tion to your paper and stf lover com plim ents Aiij)llf-i only to mlvcrtl>cdrd rules uvnllnbk lo tlic Gejicrjil P S[)ctl.il Group or lYomollona I S T A N P H IL L IP S club forir presentation U m lt Onele O panfl*8 ^ 12*4 Sunday! 3 ^ thra.Chrislmai t c I YEA^R E N D M... :s FR O M T H E SSTAFF I c i n *)s.e O u t—------L s e a s o nNS GREETINGS : e s 1 m odels in stock, OFTFHE TWIN FALL?LS AREA O FFIC I the time to buy. M a y y o uur holiday seasorsn b e filled with olall th e Y o u WOPan'i {ind a better R\\^ bike at theseth low prices • wonders of ChristmC as od.sclGction raSwl . -G ooi ------O p36 ( n-H ouse-D ecT-16l6-«_10-am -to-4-pm Kimberly Hoad Office n i m K =FMER'S T w i n F aills ll O ffice O' 241 Shoshihone St. N. 148 EastlandI DDr. mSKjgm BCEYr & B I B C E F i l e r OfficeB : in th e M agic VaUey B l u e L a kk ! e s O f l l c e _ 2 0 % J 7 4 8 B l u e Lakes U Blvd. H ig h w a y 3 0 &; Fair F; ______7z 3 3 - 0 0 1 6 ______B5B >>^0 336 4thIth A vonuo .W est i^ielfesfitfienisTm'im irbefservsa < ^ B o t w o o n IPopci & Knwnrvakj no old truck lano E n t e r t a iinment n 12:30 to 2:001g in our Twin Falls OtfliitflcBs IjjS B H H 2 4 -H r. . I* l o d t s m l l h ______uh m m d i i A I I Wodnosdny. Docombor }4, 1983 Timos-Nowr;,vn, 7Twin Falls, Idaho r ___ E3 Scores S and stats CD2 ------B _- , fPro- and- college - baiasketbalL-D3_-- ____ w / - SC Classihed advertisii;ing D3-8 B e !];si S p iurts psm t ^ ■ Bl u U d p cp , 8 0 - Tho TimeH-Now.4 colli7;e rankings, bnikbroke out In fairly : ^ nood leads four times tiim during tho DILIULLON, Monl. - Kenny JaJar\'is ganie but could onlyniy make the lasl I Dave Hemiemon sparked .=!pispurts tine hold up. th e firs t and .-second .h a lv ess and Sergio Comes hitlit ai piiir of earlv ^ . 7 \ Anthoi:hony Williams nuileii it • didown llirff-piiinter.-^ for an 1 1 4 CSI le a d ' ; ||[|||||H |^ H ^ |— withK ,four-lalO'PoinUi-{u>-CtilleK*f JKC of—ond-Uit-Eufiles-^manaumagedJxi-at^ in ..------Southcithorn Idaho racked up its 110th front at 22-14 whenn theth first swing in atraiglflight win of tho season 80-7U overi momentum started.1. IjinkyIj Kevin K n-, ' , ■ ■ th e Western W Montana Bulldogsgs oit gc'lant, not conuiinedled thet entire nighl T\ieydf;sday night. a s ho w hip p e d th e} Knglo Kn defense for - • TThings hir weren't so hiiiipy forir the ;il poinUs, paced a 1 comeback that - ' * C S!I women Wl who were blitzed 99-7)-7f) to k n o tte d th e co u n t at nt 24 2 nnd a pair nf • ond1 four-game fm winning stn-ak. Dusty Slurm fieldId goals( sent the' Bot!Both CSl teams ruturn to 'IVin '1 Bulldogs ahead for■the the firsl lime. F a llsIls Friday 1 and Saturday for a p a ir W este rn sta y edI upuj: virtually llie . o f double-headers dou in the Kaglee and rest of tho waj 10 lo the wire until glctle Classic. In the womun's-is.ciivi- C orey W arn er's 15-fooi-foolor wilh 20 sec- ' n. Western MonUina will takiiki' on oniis left gave CSl;i a 43-42 h a ia im e N orthwest rth ' Nazarene at .1 p.m. FrFridny lead. ,h CSI meeting IVeasure ValleIley al Sctdt Fel-guson gave ga' Western ils ’ I.m. The losers play at 3 p.m.11. Sat- only lead in the seconecond half nt 44-13 lay and the winners collide0 al 5 and then Jarvis, wim.'lio hI a d 12 o f h is 14 afler intermission.'cai.'came alive. He hit V - V V Inn the men's division, Walla W'lilla,W a follow sh o t a n d juiun\per a \i and afler an ' sh., Community College goes Kngelant field goal,)iil, h a d four m ore ^1^1 again?linst TVeasure Vailoy at 7? p.m. points.' Caio DeSilveiiIveira added a free w ith.h C( S I h o stin g S o u th e rn AILUberta throw and Hendersorrson, who had nine In aititute titi of Tlchnology in the 9 p.m. points lo close tho0 firatfir half, mti.de it . htcap. The teams will simply sit 55-46. itch opponents Saturday ■with ■ Western succeededded in in trimming TVC.CCC and SAIT meeting nt 7 p,m t}ip_daficit til 61-59-..■•'■I w ith j n:.-i7_lcn__^--- ^ iinH3 CSI C taking on Walla Wallala at 9 but Clift Martin's1 thIhr ree -p o in t pla.v, a '. n. three-point goal byjy JoseJ Jube and a CSI[!!SI, w hich re m a in e d in fourth fo DoSilveira free throwrow righted tho Ka placece in this week's national juniorju . Sco CSI on :PiiKu D2 I f c!^ c n tc n rn ia l cle 0-2 Timos-NowQ, Twin1 FrFalls. Idaho WocInosJny, Doccu coirbar 14. 1038 ~^^~W restlh'ing: K im h(lerly sw eej.i p s i n - B e c i ^s' h o o ppsi F lie rr d o m lul c a t e s - - □ ...... r.M.r, n, pmiv.nne^i Diani«;ml, 1 I}ani»j«, W* "VV'Crw W I'TWi!?-T,fi: hTT-M'Mrrptn. Byl'boTimt'H-NewH .'I*n.lcr»:hr7.1lij-llllUnie, 1), wonl,; /,.tf«il In; KlmbfrH^(7 SI5 I>«rloll ,- . t o u t ■ ■ - ■ . - - - I D E C L O - Tlio Ki W, K. fnnnxt Ctulnie,: IO'J-lL>blnacn, MinicoJi 42 s h o o t Kimberly Bull- '“ tS';;:'.UYlnsitcn. llBIl-rwlpe, K. |-inn~1 . G o o n C aey o i gni doga swcpr*n Canyoilyon Conference a .t i . i:.vwW^nt*I^,Ilrr. n K. (.InnMHlll, l^i>-Whtt, fBonneville 21 VrTC3tling tr ia n g u lair r from1 Wendell' Maklna. 13:r()*teitioul. 1>. piA'ne.1 C)l, Bv The Times-es-N ewa The Hornets' fast break cliclicked for dell erased a 10-poinl 10- early dclicit, iurophrrxf. K. pir.neij llitmnprn; 14 V RUPERT ^ Coach Bnidid C ooper and Declo Tuesday nnin i^ h t. X<^t>li«r. K. Iy*nn«l C^per, 15:,'I>T;.brid*.. K. . 33 first-quarter poinUR — juslist six shy but saw iu final’nal’three shots bounce ^ •n; KWMacKeniie, K. jnnfu^ Htavene: thought tl it would Ikj clone h ; --.-TJie BiiUdofia.bcQt le b u t h is . LER-TI•The Filor Wildcats shook of their oppcnenta’ game totaital — and away to drop a 54-525' non-confercnce eat .Declo. r.2-21, .jT 2 u l i .Ti i ic..j«-cre.if.;.Uf; iss-ixwitt, k. . Minico »i ..wrestlcrfi dnminaii ... ■ nnd .hnndlcd Wendellic ll-’1-1-22,-Wcn- :(lrr*nn, i r l hvr llllllnii. l>. Tinnert - off a HtinKy,■ Gooding( Senator toam were w< never hcaded.’DetlO 3Usta n d s -i-2 derision to Hageia g e r m a n in byyi^' bw-______/ - ■ novillo n -12-21 I b c n d a y nif^hi dell bent Declo 39-361-36 inl th e th ird 1,44. Wendell U ,t ^ n n d bco.-itcdI t:their conference rccord on the season. ketball Tuesday,ly. -...... - ^1)* m atch. 101-V„ll-«.ea. 1K, wun I., forfnl, I TJ lUmeni, Wn, their Gem Stato Confercnence dual 2-0 with a 7'1“18 victory o v e r th e • Declo won the junior varsitiitygamc. The.visitingJ PiratesPi led 20-10 at . unneJ WinUrl.UrtK,:icr.l.2l.llli U. V::!lr*.Ji^;liU-J__- mC uiit record to 3-1.______T - - SenatorH-in—ii_a*Cflnyofv-Conr(?rfnce ------______fhf> firct hrp akLamLuppcd-thaLkui ni ______] Wraiun as. i>wir f"f.'rl^il, 11 V-J Karvr- H ] llanieni; l.HVtJ llinfilirnf, W, tlf«' etball contcaL --T^jcsday 19-poinl spread'Iid'by halflinic. But il nn. -■J. I3S-llaile,, K. d« T Crawfi.T^, nmatche.s but n rarity of thtb o niRht IWlip — llnmilt^m C. Knwiu 11. (H ll. W. doc Ki-tnnxn I'J-ft. tH> l i'’**'i^.Te.'7 ra lliees s ffin ally p u t th e TVri- - ovi Trrvinft, t'jri-lliimtm, W, iiiniK-■inii^niill; I'lD V.1miri( ’'“"'ChiMphre,e. K. wifn liy drfaiilt ii*ef Kniit- wna three draws. I), pirm") ItlnnHn*. l.lVO.t..-O.UtI.ouI, II. pin/if.l r>h Qurenell, K. Iwhnieal fall Dvrf J " , , . ^ F iler scoreded the first five points in c- 1331 n w ' ja n s on top by/ onone in thc final min- , ^ W. |iltln^.l HamUk-lmi. H*ll-lf>.'-l- H»Unll, W, 1. .'«);rtyTl-r n o , 1W> K Minico t;oe.H on the roadid toniKht the ^:ame. blit ■ Hagerman, now '3-1. cr; IVJ-Hal). W, pinnr.| Mn'Vral lunru'lnnr,l I) Diami-nil 1,14, I71-I>rnnli Die- lit tho Wildcats could nev- ndr'rJ^ri^'r-n.’ bcforo H aj Olitn, IllO Ihiiriunil, W. pirti-l >lnne I Bullets[ l o ss : m g s t r e a Celtt i c s , 1 1 55 “ 1 0 5 2 t e d W 2 LANDOVER, Md. (AP)P) —Bernard- ~ the streaky und finished vw ith 16 Milwaukeee l 0 9 — King scored 10 ofhis 30) pointspo in the NBA ~ *1points, * i 28 for Philadelphiihia 91 LELEGAL NOTICE LEG; g a l NOTICE final 10:23 Tuesday niglnight as the Michael Jordan wrorcd -Porsonaia ... ■— W ashington Bullets Hnnppt:ppcd-n-strrcn------Jo hn-W ilhailiams copiiod off Wnflhing' chChicago-winch lost nt homo•no for the PHILADELPHI>111A (A l’l - J a c k a it- _ _ game losing streak w;th th n 115-105 ton's first victory uc in Dccombcr with f,pfirst time in seven games. mn scorcd a seascason-hich 26 points 191M5 TWIN FALLS COUlUNTYFAIR AUALCOHOLICS ” Wctory ovor the Boaloii Celtics.Cel two free UirovrowB. ]M oses M alone h ad 19 poixiinta and and Ricky Piercerce Bcorea 19 TVicsday UnnudltodllgufiUfGS MANONYMOUS King and JefT Malone,c, whov -had 21 - Ke\in MetleHale scored 22 lo -lead 10 lo rebounds and reserve Johohn Battle night aa the Mil^lilw aukee BuclTs hoat EXPE i ' ■ ' II ! D -5 Tjtiifi;; hJowr,. Twin rnll'',nils. idatiQ Wcdrn''‘/3nv®D(>cri>crmt)cf 14 tottn m 7) i - m 7 f^r¥ -R ea ig e> s ta te iS IF fip T I»7-Jobsotlnt0fo5t 0?021-M oney Warited 03OJJ-HomesF^S^e __ I n waiW flntod7nuraoa or EMT's No{loodod: *115,000, Guaran- T B Ior lor Inauranco phyaicala. tooi50d by lot, mortgoflo o '' COMPACT ' ------, 077> H.HoinsEnlotlQinmeril H OwiOwn your own butlnosa. farrsrm lontJ If) Jerom e. Call AIWQUNCEf.' l.Communicoiiori.O*vico» _ H - Caim ^ onjy 343-7178. j?*- ...... • .. _• 2 atoryate horno for carlreo Itv- ■■ s ; ; - ? I 2Wanlod: exporloncod folloT ing,'ig.'Romodolod 4 bdrm wiih mllkor. 1 day on wookond. 0202J-lnve8lment iain lovol, laundry, partially ■ O n tF iiie ten tfi d a y o7 f " _ ; ■ 'OOI flo/l.l. 001 Fl Spill ahlfi, 5 tiro a pioco. ______finisnishod basomenl. Oat-ln . OOJ loi! 1 found J 002 Ol Call 536-«24, loavo msg.___ CASH FOR YOUR . kitcriiction. cuolom blinds oil 003 5p«£:a fts;ce» 0A3 G JCalotJ tn groat family aroa ■ - Cfirisistmas my true 004 Tc - 1 «!Wanlod: Expoli6r^C00 - CONTHAOT...... local Ol 005I 01Olcvdai grocory QfO' holp. oxcolloni wllhl'ilhin walking dislanco to 005 Mumo/lQlNolicoi II pay you cosh for your Sawi■awloolh School, Pricod al 006 PcJvooolj 006, fl.ri>ov«ood bonolita, bon Sond rosumo to " C o v e=acta or nolOB. Any lorm, provrovlow, 734-1298 " ' 090I PcPot.SSupplla. 6^ 6331 3, ______anyny poalllon. Fasl, Irlendly nd fairl C( S E L E C T E) D OFFERS ^ o’ l CrCr.o.lv.Wotld COLDWELL BANKER Auction. . Wanlod:'RN. Pig. (ull-timo, daya, “MOSTWESTERNSTATES y'*, y Pioaoo conlacl Allon _____CAUTODAYI WESTERN 1 REALTY ...... —'—- — ^ -8ltrStownBOn- ONS- - -M»glc----- jMolropontah Financial --■'733-2385 007 Jobioflntorc.l ValloyVail Manor. S3IW023. Sorvlcoa Indoidopondonlly ownod & EOEIMF.______7. OOQ In lo il’gopfo FARAtERS MARKET EOi 734-0387 or 1-600-345-0753 opjirporatod.______•'*009 AtfJiCo.oSui.ttui CIO fVotoUionolS.rvk 003-Sales P e o p le ...... OH Ch.IclCoro Oarwcut„ CJS f«forlilligraropSoll , 00? COZYCOHAGE 015 C.ib»imuilWjnUxJ0 0';6 fo K rorn«f,.d Real estate asoSodfoom nomo. over 1300 016 Emplo/n.onlW onl.ani.d 09/ Ko AAIRLINECAREER” c sqq IIll ol living spaco, onorgy 017 Uulinuki Oppo'luniluniliuv 090 fo. ______ofllcfllcioni wood atovo. now OIU Irtomol'JOpBtl/y . 099 roE=:r, riREPRESENTATIVE ~ 100 llvllvotlockW onlsd NatlNationwide Alrlino Caroor carparpol and vinyl, boaulllully 0:0 Munoy loloon 030-H om es For Sale romcDmodoled, Foncod back 031 Mo..»rVVo..lad AnlmolUtBodir^o trailtraining school sooks local W> Caiila Udrrudm lsoloni.. roproaoniailvo — ard. |ual roducod lo 023 liwutlinuiil. 107 Co ACozy[)on Housol jz8,C 103 Dolryfqulpiiioiil Do to Vwotk oul ol own homo, II 28,000, Call Jonn Hulchlaon 075 trMlruchon Vhy ront? 2 bodroom. lone- io(ja>day, 07(. Mul.C Lo«»on. 104 HorlBt Ho you oro pooplo-orlonlod and a Ronrse fte. fo u n d in 105 Hor.sEqulpmont Ho a ai aoll-slarlor. Ihla could bo d yard, hoals roaaonabiy. ------106 SwSwiito Iho Iho posillon lor you. Com- ioaioIali,only$lB,50a. a Call Mountlfth Vlow fioftlty ALPINE ^ REALTY SheBp/Cooii miaslonod mla posillon ollora ^ ______'Jirttes-CT\(e;ws \ Classifiedsc f s . ______m E TATEIFORSAIE FO PoulnyXRubbili------— —youyou-an-o.oetleftl oppoflunk ^ 734-1B9fl______734-3373 ...... - ' 112 IrnIrriQOllon ly, [y Sond loltor and/or A, groat g localion on cui-do- ■ Call Toll Free 077 OpciMHouioJ 113 forfotmiRondiSuppl.e. foaumo ,03, InolCQlIng your In- oacac noar schools and aho;>- 1-8QO^5^665,exU00 < < 030 Hom»» For Solo 114 ForForm Iriipl»ni8iili lorosi| q,q to: VIckI Buck, d o In* piniing. 4 bodrooma. 2 balha, 031 Oul ol-TownHomoim at IIS forfo/mWotkWonlod lornallonal ,0,^ Air Acadomy. oarlarlhalovo In lamlly room, 033 Oulil/fil«fMumoi I , . I , Inc,Inc,, 2901 East Mill Plain dououbio car garago, t53,500, CRAMPED T LIVING? 34-7233.471 Aitalr.TF. ___ spac 033 Kirnbofly/Hontenll RECREATIONAL Glvd,,Vancouvor^A9BMl^ 734- ■pacloufl 5bodroom .3 bath 034 Jo(orn» HoniBi I - ExpExporloncod salesperson, homomo wllh all iho comloris. 035 Cooding/Wandoll: li r m : pie:pleaso apply lor poaltlon in / liioiilollmo stool aiding, oxtra 036 H«olElloloWon!fli)lod ,30 Av ASSUMABLE LOAN Avlolion Paairadio advortlsing, Rosumoa xecutlvo lamily homo wilh irgo garago. oversized fam' 037 fatm i ond Ranch#*h#» 121 Bo.BocH iM o'lnB lt«r»ii ,q | 10 bo mailed lo P.O. Box qvovor 4000 oq, II, ol living "yy [room. Jusl roducod lo 03Q AcrsoQo S 133 SpcSpoiling Good! jgj(2820, Twin Falls. ID. S3303, gpa 63.500, Call Jann Hutchison 039 Bu»inot»I*-Of>ofi).ly 133 CoCun.ondfiillB. paco, . NE locallon 6 JW,. odrooms. 4 b a lh a ,, living ^rdolalla. m 040 C«m oi«/vloi. ______124 SmSnowVohlcloi KTRV B0I50 haa opening for bod uTj“ Vocatlor. Hrsfrarry- ~Tnrr»Hrqtl»>« —CSI! oom, dining room, lamlly 044 CondominiumiFor; ^ [IT cCampBCtSShtilli a CorConlacl Jack Bolton a n o r *7001 -AtPiNPREAL-T-Y— — BB m L ^ ~ 045 Mobllo Momol Foror Sbulo 127 MoMolor HoinBt 466-466-1200. EOE. Thlihis homu foaiuros 2 ______120 UiiUlilily IrollBti------(iro^ roplocoa (1 w/lnaorl), 2 734-3373 U I oiling fana. 2 wator hoal- D -H om es For Salo 032-Bi2-Buhl-Filer Homes - ’ M»-A(lull Care Services “ J' Call Toll Free 03003l>-HomBsFofSale 030------00! rs, tots ol insuiallon, dou- -|.j m z R E N AL£ AUTOMOTIVE 1-80(«45^665,ext1Q0 - --- to car garago and much, ...... ~GEOTHERMM~' GI Room ior roni In roliromont Vhon you’io loo>>'rg lar Dar- ^ luch moro. All onclosod lr» Tho■ rlvor nv llowa alongsldo 050 FuriKlhodHoutui— m : ' , horrhome. For moro Inlormatlon jams. Chock ino gar.ngo HORSE LOVER’S . OW)WNER FINANCING oautifui whlto brick ond O'” '' 2 acroa noar Banbury. 051 Unlurnith#iJHou»oiita i 131 AuAulo Servico call Sllvor and Gold Rollro- j(05 advomsoa m cins'iiiioo DELIGHT XV AVAILABLE * = ■ 057 futn.Ap1».80up!o>p lex ii 132 AuAulo P ont fi A ccoitoriai motment homo, 733-3275. rico hoa boon reduced lo Springs w/1860 sq. fl. 88.900, Cali THREE M Xiii 733 0626 _ andid (great lor peoplo loo. 3 bodtidroom, m bJlh. Coutd TC.Yourheftliafroo!! 054 Unlutn.ApU.4DupDupl«>ot 133 Au ------Superjpor homo leaiuros ,bo usod us lor Susm ojj, 712 J 055 RoommolBiWanipd 1 estaie-MM e r c h a n dM s e m i7 - ^ 0 7 9 - - - W h mIt it meanm-forryou r e p M :Lapp^aranmces I- - Tlic inarkct forwlwhatever you advertise chai:h a n g c s . continually. WIktcn-you i reapcat your-ad, youyoi rcach — ' a i lto be ^‘ckk s s i f i e d ^ ^ ______!>cv^shqppe'rs._oa)cca.sional shoppxrs and iho!those who _ • 'shop every day. Today 733-0626 ■ - V SiBiC . Call 1 26 1 051-Unlurn. Houses (jyOM-Utifum.Apls. ■ »-Olficoand 067-7-Misceiianeous 067-fi7-MiscelH'neou5 . i Duplexes | Business Rental , . ____ 3 bodroom houso. carpoicd, ] ______Liko) new countertop Woodsl3dsio»o wim c It ol pipu. ' towavo, 2 collee tables, 5250 ) or or bosl ollot. C.ill 734- . T5rl \ cioan Dam S lull bsmnl, : moodoin3o 2 bdtrn dupiuK. .HI IRocor;opllon aroa plus 4 mictow t?9.S/mQ-222-£5flZi 734-0512^; ,o;ec.ec. Luill-ln ,aiiW ar.;os, ioll.oo; UU/monlh. . . 4 ;duniar uu alooU..-dta&aa' J..7U)3.-a*k.fotJUnOy. • - 3 ijodroom horno, tjasom onl; carpoirpotl. I.VOH yard. *350' ! • 7 3 3 : ^ . _ __ and tods rc lor sliding door. \ „(,yay altlino llckiit lu Allan- and garago. siovo and! rro.o.733-COi,a-jK 7: let Butty. Diueq, Lakes South, 2 of- Cajl73:1733-1187, . la GA,3A, iL-avos on Di'C 2l3l. rolrlgeralor, and gardon I . moMOUNTAIN VIEW ^PTS. ficcs,,3. 1600 squaro loot plus LIKE'n EW’ - Ro3ttlclittlclion3npply.733-6Ml. , 3001, *275^, Call 733-W^. j 1 i 2 Difdtooinri, Playgraund stotactano Tind overhead door. Schwlriwlnn 21" ton-spood. *70. 12 gnuQjaugo Cilon. 30 incti b.it- U'fSl [m S 3ki3, w/blndings, *90. n.,13. 448 ' ' Harrtsoft-Cl^n-— ^ . - X iundiy - r.iciiihos .jio oOprrmonlh. p K2 3k i. lull and lull. mrulKnif; I ' bodroom, stovo. roino* i Jackpackpot, NV- 702-755-2537 Pnone733-654_8_____ Calt_»t_M(^:;«7or^_7M.:_,'..;- conduxidition. Tfailf>f nllcli lot orator, washor, dryor, tone-; NORTHVIEW n( MANOR lOJO0 S(j It " n e w brick_Likoa * now 8' coucti, *175. Jeep■p ' Cl'ptokpo or Jocp / od yard, oarago. *275 plu3 I cioanloan. 1-2-3 LOrn), $195-J.‘'J5. buildiiidmg, largo overhead_Also0 2 Danish modern waflont)0n00t, h.ill pnco. Hot K deposit. Cali 7J3-£6r7 attor | Freeroo CatJii.' Seniors wi'l- Ooot,)t, ollico, complotely_chairs,lira, *25. Cali 733-4021. ___lub covcover, hborolass, 92 In- U 5;OODm. ! come ilca.*400J34J060_^_____ MisV rc. 'cioihing, liko rew. ^hosij ir In diomutor, OKCOllonl — —■“ , i3?r ’ 3 6. Call 734-5513. _ _ idlllon. NiMtly row < 38sqltlol9,600s(lll lO's 30 Inch rod 10 spofd. / aXN 052-Furn.ApLiDup. , I -yiiont Rolait nnd/Or 01- Moviniving7? I havo 100 packing )d hydto-slidc! knoo V 1 Spacos Avallablo in tho boxeslos- -35c each, several ltd, ot.v.nu Humm- I'- A clM nTo'od'fM m, coniral-j QUAILCREEK ! ^ Lynwood si:o^»-.Calir^,193 ______bird llsn Imllor. Homo ly located, *150 eiocitic. APARTMENTS 1 jTho Conior G ill All! fiov,w hMiller AC weldors with nieotOt 53licr;r. Dost ollor on . bflrtn, ;n:p'5. wnr.doDdryiT ! J75dqposli,Call734-92^_\ 2 ban 733-2282 acces;lessotles. *146.75. Now niosisi t ol fhcan ilems. Calt ' • kA -ftifli i)drti’rtiS 5 :^ ^ 0 7 ti. ~ = Kiudoo. J3i3. 733-9300 ; ...... — - Minorlor ACDC woldors with ; 33.ei3< Dlls With b o u g h s „ :03sorios, *261,60. ■ m . . . . e ■Dock the malls C S 1 STUD'enTSI i gold box ch.im, 423-5876 o t hhoIly.,.‘ o ll s, 105^iJ-Condomlniums ^hitmitmore Oxygen Company - “ - Studio opartmeni lor ronl,, loot ol triple wall For Ront T ^in n jFoils, Idaho.______—, ail oloctric. fully 1urnlsriod.| y t..r vepipo. to In. good con- *Tj,ncfc ninico location, *225 por; w fansookor sun-tanning 11^ y M KJN» WEED HAMGIN' OVEf0VERA'AR2WJ£T& I AviAvallablo'ForCh7i3imas~ on, *200. Call 734-4955, 037-Farm5&Ranches month. Call 733-7160 or alior chine, 1 side, brand now, - - • ” n Dooft, suK Axssv/v; ever^ERY60DY',*^ 051-Unfum. Houses hours 733-0049-______1 QUIET LUXURY j Holiday tks groat. Sells lor *700, 35(} gagallon, .puitipor kolllu, Ui'dtooms plus loll. 2 ra now pump, pipe, mop______Clean 2 bdrm, all ulils. no| Sp,ic.t>u;.tS?l>;lrm.i;-lr, Sp 1 soli lor *565.324-4205. Oxlra n '■ DAIRY FOR RENT iA cToan 2 bodroom, haa ap- Ci \v..iK.iticio.ot5,AC 'b.-.insms, sicops 8, Sunburst a t, .. 1. *3100. C_ell 733-9608. CQ acfoa with 3 on ono sidolo ]pllancos. No pels. 628 4th P Zip’Merr c h m n d u S3 THrHE FAB SIDE -BBy y GARY LARSON ' 033-Garago Sales gjj " " IM1M-Horso3 • \Ull^-Farrri Implements y BOBBY WOLFF THE ACES;S ON BRIDGg e ; Farm ers' market ___ I.I.— -i.-if-n I ■ ; - — Wood dinotln sot, J/5, Set SL ------7' yc year' olfl Palomino maro, iFrriiLS ha Dorrowor! noeding / ------^ ^ ------• '1 - of-o f'll -cttiidren’s —...... - - ____ wollvoll b(5k«, gofld.-W da :asai5salslanco - wJfosUucluilng ... 7 ;, ,------not!lorse, Cali 324-4231 alier S^Jconan igel a'iral“oFr‘os6utc0a i p n _ 'It is ccrlainly wronf’IA' io t dcspnlr:^ . Toy chest. JlQ, Chrlslmos — J^OETII U II ^ In i )m, koeplrylng. ; (romrom ihijsu Hotline rural ...... T j / f J i f dc.-ipuir~I:i"WiO)l,roVi,' n opf'-i.'T ------. . . . . anliquos L collocimio3. 320 ♦ Q IO '2 7ih7ihAveE.,6Baemenl.TF, • OSJ-EannSocd « - - _ — . •counOuntti volunloors, M7-eco7,-- - ______r is h t .' « fi6-7S70,or530-2iaS.______- 7 AQ-7 ...... - . — SESE^ WATOes'ElirwTFi 105t05-Hor96£qiJlpmont. ^ : ' - J olohn h i I.ubboL'k. '♦KJI09 7 OS also VTC lof saio, conlaci — Of Saio: used JD Iracior OW-T(X)IS olD How nnd used norse and i p.irisi.iris. .Wanted: disabled JD ••^KIO - -- • ' - ...... SUatgve al 20&-5;94470, LATHE: Allas 12''. powof — nock Irallers, Trade- I iracljraclors. Goql2,£2J-'1247^___ j MLST (ee(fed s milling altacfi'monL 3 Molowboal. canoo, n.inooaT linaiinanco. Farmers Exchange, | uqJolay,. modol 210 camtJlna- . TtilnK:! lank ble ak fo r K . •^ n jo its, l_dahoJ33.396j_^, j i?®;? ♦ A 7 5 i-S l.1 jaw: J1600,934j4509,____ P0>»wortx3al - II you don'l uso ion' sicam and pressure 1, soli li wih nn economical 51m, after he wins his ncc i VJ86& Sh(Shopsmltii Mark V wllfi "• ' jimcQ western riding sad- | wasr/astior. Cali 4364 79 2 ,___ [|} • Novcrlhcless. H’k b c tlrtrr r to play handsaw. C" bolt sandor riascii'rtdnd dib.lib. brand now, $400. Gait i u,1 i r W lurbo lor 4020 JD, Ilii ♦ A Q 'w r 126-I022 a(t0f 5 pm.______! . a slim cliancc than to0 settle;:i fnr no ^ q , ,j r, and Joiner, J1700, 734-1500 — ...... 3 ^ :ompiolo.p0,3264_004, _ ^ ■>7 4 3 2 VE OUY 4 soli used sad- y u ' chancc at all. a'lor'opm , ...... K097-Hay, Grain iF o e d we MUSTSELLIMMEDIATELY! r ; SOUTIl Gnap-on 7 drawor roller- -_____ - ______dieslies i lack. Shop around 'wo arch style buildings, 25' e — ______Dummyl‘i_clut)_kinii,:nii. w[n'L •'}nd ______:___ ; — ♦ K -.J » fi fi ...... - • c a t -Ctt:tcan_DaL3liflw lor_cnto. withvlif^u3__iosl, because wo ,J0',42^-5fl: iri' -T i i vlll riot &e‘'unUDr3DiO’ on ' ------dummy’s tnim p dcucc;e isi: ducked by V 9 1 2 iM.liano tJO*' snup-on i W Pl’Phono G5W33i^______Win :aiil-e0(>.fl43-l300oxl6iw, ;■; East. East wins the :;ccoricondtrumpas Inch ,ilr Irnpacis, conlrai FoFood barloy lor aale, FOB Of boo'>0015 & saddles! Vlckora « tl 2 Voalern Stores 733-7090. Oliver 1550 iracto'r and West • (iiscartls. !Inw‘w‘ shoul A u t^t s p m & t m e .... i . 132-Aulo,Parl5i H2-lfnportSpoflsCar5 I 1*&-Antiqu9 Autos , 15&-Aut05-Choyrolfil 1l 6fl-Autos • Oldsmobllo 7- Acccisofiea ___ ,il ;’8l Ctiovcllo, 4 jpced, PS, MiiiU ;'i Cutlass Ciora, 4 door, ------: iw-,-! Nit;;:in Pul5nr, 55000 tc to iMcchanic.illy perl»>cl, sound f lA C _ti!l. -Cfuisu. .AWfFM _ = ------aicst :nno-OT-ATi- 3n3'T it;g-i::7vi:^TT’r ;coar3nirni353rDcoa tircsvifS--PB;— onnino, 10[) sli.ipo, JIOOC 1 latoroo, 5825. Call 734-1634. ;c:cas30tte. o«c. condition, 'H-q; payments ol 530 2?85, 85 Inre wh.it you'll Und on our 1 |! 153500.324-4552 o_r^.^^24, ____ ^iinQlon£3rc3...... 733-W:i2222.;uuUiicuoUi4,3aa.Piioric5 .• jowiict lsa2Fora,Gj1aTy5W._;0. ------'*• ' — 2 Ain'i'GolCcnaire i( llrv; ;?3< t “ 1,er=ky.- This ctif hau bot>i> m ouf-jJf;; 16(^A utO S-^Q e-;- ' ijj;'B1 CUW5J Oroijoaam. 4 dr; p S !stmasGi l l r i O j ------slu'd' f.idi.i'. itUilOCOr li'; ^ lamily n o jily '27 yoar; ;ina rtitesel, AC,-.till, Cfuiflo, >77 Ma.-dii GLC, one ownut ';AM/FM cassotto. stud lifos. nuw P135-75ni^, SHO, CC""h !570^ 734-2212, 733-6167. ■ Il's timo lo sacrllico it.It. '19B2'1 DodQu Charger, 2,2 jA W5-5243, Ploaao call 733-iOM loror ,,’enolno 4 spd transmlsrion, iCl[)on‘l miss this onol J1250. , ^ ^ jTf.n/cia'.Mtu.d wh.,a ,0J t ' n4-c:C T.'------3 nowC-?0-l5llfoaonCtii;v J J aouiiD. . !i151500. Call!>43-411b. ~ riiiia, S-'O oacn or iiooftor! tc •1953 rora Custom-Line. •* ■' all. Call 423-4W7 6'3i6-30, ------laoor sedan, Qood |! 152-Aulos-Fords ! | 172-Aulos* Pontiac •; 351 rcDuiil onnmi). Runnuns : u6_4X4'siATV’s Irustorablo condition, no ' irunnlng, 5550 Him. 734-6lM___ |[l9C2 Ford Falcon! 5500 "llrm. '1'1979 Trans-am, Q«collonl ■ p i gfcMlI t-175. Cnil 733-7-:03. I condlllon, 52500, 543-4106, ------;For sail?: l‘Jli7 Jou[loop [19&4 Plymouth Barracuda,a, |'[call 734-42‘J2 anytime |c ;Wt,innlirr. 59,700 pay oil- oil |V8. AT. completely>ly 1'|wcekunOs jn u alter 5pm ! Iii 985 Pontiac COOO, AC. u i , I 1S3-AUI0S Warned ■27,COO miles, r.lrainht G cyl.cyl-. 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