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i ! N o n *leed tcofuss5 over foreig1 gnersIibuyinig fanm s i ByWAYNIkYNEKING A ccounting Office, which whic Is gathering data on foreign fo counties in Georgia,■gla, and Uiree cach In California,'omia, Kansas interests and'1 . ©N.Y. Time id- Nebrasxa nm e .one-hundrundrcdths of ono rimes S^ c e .. fannland ownershipt for theI Congress, currently con;onslder- and Missouri. “Therho btxittom line," he said , "w as ih V ATLANTA — Panelists A'as t h n t 000 percent, its representing govemment,ent, ing legislation lo requirejulre disclosure of such holdingsg sto th o acres out of 16,000,(X)100,000 In ,Uie counties hatl been b< j a ^ c u lU ^ a l, acadcmlc and rej wit mothod ccording to Uie__sta te 's .14 couaUuaUc3.durlng_l97fi.andJ977^Si7^Sarffl-conceded ... tbods-of-gathering-informatlontlon 'guarantee you this,"you'^you'il-nevef"find-out^lhal-nnr< ircfm y—Cloirof-Courts-DalrDalerPtwellrhad'DeciTboughi xjughfbj^four— thnrhl3"offlco'lCO'hfldTWl'delcnnIned"whar 'hlil“p e'rc ^ la g o ~ o P about th e foreign Incursion1 int-inlo U nited S ta le s a ^ c u ltuural ra l clients own United StatesStat< land unless they want j it you to corporations wiUith thethi names Southeastern InvestInvestors Land recen t land purpurchases were made by’ forforeign interests, production is sketchy at bcs Ip transactions arc sthictured Ir best and possibly misleadingling know It. A lot of fo re lp tr d insuch and CatUe Co.,., NorfolkNc Farm s, C ypressis FarmsFai and . only the loUUI amountarr now h d d In comparlsoirison wlUi the total because many foreign buyers i ers prefer to rem ain anonymousious fc-ay th a l you cannol findfTndlt," 1 SoutheasteiTi Cotton.>tton. am ount in existccistence. because of the legal or politiolltlcal situation in their homeome He notedlhat in ^m^mt e South American countric Ties, for _ The governor’s’s officeoil In AUanta said the; owneowners of the R egardlessa of the extent of foreign owneiwnershlp, pandlsts countiies. example, capital cannotnnot bc taken from the country ry under 'Georgia corporaliorations were' “ E uropean banks.” banl but made dear: UUiat farm ers and pollUcliiUclans In m ajor But what Information lhatthat is available suggests thalthat pain of felony and acqulsl;qulsltlons here are thus hidden, suggested Uiot Uiethe actuali purchase moneyy was likely in acricultural areareas were concerned, andI Uiathat the spectre of holdings of American farmlajmland by nonresident aliensIS iiIs The panelists appean?teared at a seminar sponsonKl 1 d by Uie tru st — "and that Uiat could bc anybody, maybe muyb Arabs, foreign controlroi of( parTof America’s agriculi•icultural resources ' m inute at present, and, as one )the Georgia World Congnongress’ Institute, a state fi one panelist p u t il, “ Despite th( funded anybody." m ight be poliUcliUcally unacceptable, regardlc:rdlcss of the reality ^nlgbtmahsh.vlslOQ of comclsclB roamr lng whcre cattle used}dto_lnformaUonal t< group.ip. GeorgiaC .U nited States Senator S< _ The G en et^ Accounting Accc Officc found thatl ^ t whilew nine behind Uiat specs p e c t r e ^ ______■ p m e , th e Arab presence Is ne{ _Henhah ETTalriiadgeldgeTias“bcen"a”leodlng”ndvocj snegll^ble." 'ocate of states had general;ral iprohibitions or m ajor restrlrestrictions on" G e o '^ a Statetate S m to r WUUam B. Engllsligiish, for exam ple, T tat panelist, Stephen K. ^ «ra* m an d ato ry disclosurero of foreign farmland holdings. K. Weber, Director for Opera gs and is foreign ownershipjhlp of land — Connecticut,llcut, Indiana, talked fervenUjaiUy of American dead In fordloreign graves, and Uons for Oppenhelmcr Indust land a chief sponsor of aScnatSenate-approved bill to Implemer dustrles of Kansas City, a Itmc nent Uiat Kentucky. Mlnnesotnesota, Mississippi, Missouri,uri, Nebraska,^ asked, “At wh«whal point are we no longer'er /Americans who th a disclosure, investmenC brokerage andJd mmanagement conceni with £ New Hampshire; and Oklahoma — "In the aggregggregate, slate own America..ca....Fo)d is our weapon, our strength, our substantial foreign clientele,Je, maintainedr that the concencem S argol ol the GAO.). whwhich has completed a prelln:limlnary law s do not slgnifiIgnillcantly Inhibit foreign1 ownershipown of America. o v e r foreign investment InI Am erican farm lan d !‘may bcbe ta spot survey to “suggest'gest” the extent of foreign owne/nership, land." “ I don’t Uilnliilnk that the Shah of Iran1 should shi bc able lo conceded lhat foreignsign ownership> could not alwa; media event." ways be Also, few statestes h had data on foreign owTierslvnershlp. Iowa come over henhere wiUi a C-5A loaded wlUiiUi petrodollarsp and ding determined, A t th e sam e Ume. ho andnd othero participants- Including reported only threehree one-hundredUis of oneJ percpercent of Its s ta r t at one end of a fertile valley and buy)uy iti right up to the Stanley S. Saigol, Assistantslant Director of tho Generaleral In a study completedileted In June, tho GAO samplnpled 11 farmland was own^Dwned by foreign or substantlallintially foreign otherend." ly y j ^ IlrlriTY£ O m n l * a 3 t 3322 s . 5 ^ - E. Salt LlkrClty U ^ / s — s i 73rdi)earriiirNar336— “^ -^TwirrFallsrrldahfah€T------Frid■rtdayi-September^it - 2 2 r ^ 9 7 8 ------^

Vance {finds PR underststanding cimongI Saudiss ' t£ } tm RIYADH, Saudi Arabiaa (I(U PI) - S ecretary of Statistate C y iv s Vance found md i mt^ la n d in g Thursday, if no outright support, for the CampCnt David peace accords Ij Saudi Arabia. AmeHcan officials saidd TTl hursday night after nearl; th re e hours of talks bctweeiween Vance and Sairfi leadertde'rs “they are actlvely-lnvclvedied-in-a dlaiOgue-thatxanTeaclcach" f A M understanding.” Hoddlng Carter III, Vance'ince's spokesman, said “we! canca continue to believe thatI SaudiSo Arabia is a: force for fo — mboeratlon and stability inntheMlddleEasl.” th< ------H ie Camp David accordsrds had angered some hanlllndllne A rab sta te s so m uch that; radradical Palestinians Ihreatene;ened T h u rsd ay to blow up U.S.3. oUol installations in tho MlddlIddle : ' 1 E a st. It appeahsd that the ncutricutral Saudi stance, eppanmtlentiy g iving Jo rd an a free handi to

another oil(ilembargo HIHHI DluMIlUSi Hijiinin/TUBei'Nffwi RIYADH, Saudi Arabiala ((UPI) — Saudi .Arabia, „li Virginiaia !Farmer by the treei:es, grass and puddled ie she will m iss if curcurbs and sidewalkss sappear on her streitreet un h appy w ith the Camp Davli)avid apreemenls but won't callcal another oil embaigo bâusouse it1 wanls U.S. anns and feon th e o v oihixnv of Egypt’s p'ro-p'ro-W eslem regim e, diplomatli ^ sowceaBald'nunBday. ^ Puddllies are beautifiI fill to Virirginia FFarmer^ I The sources said Saudidl i Arabia would also use9 itsit co n siderable Inllueitce to discdiscourage o th e r A ra^ oil statelates ByLONNONNIE ROSENWALD ...... Wednesday or ThurThursday, she erected a signgn ne:next to Uie y a rd would p'robirobably be feUed by street widewidening. from cutting off sqjplles lo3 thetbe West. Tlmeinmes-NewBwtiter puddle on her frontont lawnh telling city lead ers Uie pupuddle was “ I ’d hate U)) loseIos that tree a s m uch as any)anything; The kids ' If a large brown puddle dIsap; NeVCTtheless, they said,lid, th ere w as little chonc(mce TWIN FALLS - If a lappears their fault, p la y In It, sit undiunder it, p ark under It, and rakeltsleaves.”rak< j West in Twin Falls, birds,; tree • Sed«taiy of State C y ^ Vane/ance would be able to persuadijado from Filer Avenue West rees and “ T hese puddleses werew( not here until th e CityIty pulput a w ater "W e don't need ne< sidewalks,” the worrleorrled homeowner | light leave too. King Kballd to give evenI luklukew ahn endorsem ent to, theIhi even homeowners might 1 line through here,"•e," readr Uie hastily drawn cardlwardboard sign., insisted. “ All it Uis is pasture, pasture andlu us. s .” I Virginia Farmer, 753 FFUer Ave. W., Is thinking of s Coiop David summit, publiclyicly at least. )f selling It aaked to havee Uiethe puddle filled In, and alsoiso complainedcoi She pointedd to t< an inigallon ditch runnrunning pe'rUously ' I h e r house after spendlnfndlng 10 years on the qiilet, pasture-pa dty officials “forgotirgotus.” dose to the eUejUeet and explained, ”We use that water on . Four oth^ Gulf states—Kuv Kuwait. Q atar, B ahrain and the lined section of sthjet.l^ t. The clly is proposing a local “ I don’t want Uiem to use It as an excuse tojputincurbs," put Ii ourtwoandahol1 half acre field.” . United Arab Emirates —- haveha exp'rSs^ reservations improvement district•let Ito finance cu rb s and giguUers, Bhe said, whUe3 her cat slowly edged over-er orond began „. , ® Sho praisedI Uie d ty councU for efforts to talkt{ to residents ? about the conference. The UUni nited A rab E m i r a t e Issued c sidew alks and sew err lines.line; lappUigupadrUiknk fromfr Uie muddy pool, I faU in Uie Im provem ent disU'dlsU'lct. But ol Uio i statement con^lalnlng thathat the U.S.-sponsored pcace Mrs. Farmer sayslys If! the proposed sidowalkiilks are She says Uio puddlepudd is the only source ofr wntcwater lor .the whose homes (nl same Ume she complained, "T hey don'don'l redlze our documents “did not offer justjusl and final solutions” to the“ I" In stille d "Wo'U havoavo half a yard, no tree anand Uie neighbo'rtiood’s birdibirds. ause they’re not down to0 wwatching every A i ^ I s r a e l i conflict. expense." This puddle is Is nonot necessarily an asset to theU slreot, P™ "™ 5are.” Sho spoke out agolnst[olnst the proposed LID at a Monday M Uiough. T he Uiree-foee-fool long pool has a history7 0oflwnylaylng v, Penny like we sr. n ight m eeting with ththe ee city council. She h ns also wrIwritten a milk Ihicka andI garbagegart trucks, M rs. F armier er notedr CouncUman GordonIon CoxC hiis offered Senate appjproves le tte r to each council:ll memberm' and has circulatedd pprotest M rs. F a rm e r chargedchar Uie city has n ev er beenjcen cconcerned todiscussherobrobjecUons with her. petitions in her neighbor!Jiborhood. about the puddle,He, alUiough£ a city crew oncemce ccome and The concemecmed homeowner Is a tdephonihone operator and Middle Easist aid Her immediate fear Thursday was that tourin;ring city dumped gravd inU}lt.into 1 h e r husband. teachcs ter school. Sho doesn'tin't ithink thoy can \ — ofdclDlB-would-look[ aUat-a-puddlo-ln front of her honlome and— B ut she is alsoso'concemed-sldcwalks co will1 ruin Uie r u r a l- afford-U ie-036 6 the I city-plans to chargerge ;residents each;------r ------WASHINGTOir(UPirî^ e Senate, Its hopes for peaw decide a sidewalk wouldôuld bo a good way to gel rid offit.After It chwacterofUiestre3 street, which runs am ong rowsows olof com and m onlh for 20I yearoyej lo m ake up Uie cost1 of inew sidew alks, ' in the Middle East raisedd bjby the Camp David summliimit gUy councUmen prompromised to lour h e r neighbchborhood poslui^. A lowerinvering ash tree standing alone>ne in her front sewer and strMtreel curbs and gutters. ta lk s, voted Thursday lo provlProvide m ore th a n 11.7 billionin Inir economic aid to Israel, Egypt,ypt, Jordan and SyHa; While aid to the four.natlinations was quickly!approved proglress on a 19.2 blUlonion House-passed foreign aic ) ® d l — ------n W hite H o u se b(»eg!ns a p p n ^ rla tlo n s blU containingling the funds w as paljifuUy slov■1"W n— o ‘ jy freeze a ^ finally came to a halt forlortheday. U 5 - a ' n vln F a lls h a s p ro c e e d e d to . rz e Uie p a y o f 16 d t y Millikei]2n in v est!tigationI admlnlilnlstratora and depart- WASHINGTON (UPI)1) — - The White House inaIn an inteh-lew wlUi UPI, MUlUtenMUI adcnowl- U .S. ivants'tot o s a v e m entit heads, alUiough they began an invesUgatlonI ThursdayThur of preslden- edgedged, “U looks bad,” but insistislsted “it was all WiU receiverei one m ore raise in tial friend Bill MUIIken,, who admitted h e m ad e a nL innocent In mistake and It < ^ U .N .’s Africa;: a n p l a n Octobejb e r. P a g e B l. it won’t happen . “ an Innocent m istake’' by seeklng.federalse help again;aln.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - TheT United Stales Thursdaj for a private devdoper2r whi who had contributed sday Buslis l n e a s ...... A l O - l l MUliken said ho contacted1 RichardRic Flcrnm- opened tngent consultationsins withv Western alllra and kej 110,000 lo Mill Iken’scharitabliritable programs. key Clasii i 6 8 l ( i e d ...... B 3 - 1 0 J — a deputy assistan t secreta:retary of Housing African nations to try lo salvilalvage the United Nations plaiplan “We asked Uie legal coumcounsel to look inlo the mlcs - ....Bll id U rban D evdopm ent andI a ppersonal friend - - feu- N am ibian tndepondcn<»rS r nnJ e c te d W ednesday by SouQoulh------..altuaUba,';,White.House50. presspre secretary Jody A frica. Idatiii t i o ...... 1B4 PowoU told'reportere. on • beh alf-o f ■ G eorge- zamim ia iaffra'w eaiuiy JuisUJwn, P a., developer. Retiring South African PriPrime Minister John Vorstei M ai gi lc V a l l e y ...... B l - 3 "We’re moving as rapidi;rapidly as we c a n ,” hc announced plans Wednesdayiay.to t go a h ead w ith elections li Obltit U u a r l e s ...... B 2 said, adding that Carterarter was being kept ZanSamlas later mef lvinAr.,./v|tu,/rAclr1nn(c rAclr! nclr1nrn»I/s'.^ A-2 Tim os-Nowa, Twin Falls. Idah'Idaho Friday. Soptombor 222. 2 .i1B78 V e s c ov C c a s e -

------S ong] \mong thc stories In tomorro;#’B,’b boomed in the Wood RlveiUver V a ll^ , . _ n_stillclQ3 iu d y m cs-N cw s:-" ' ' - itiPns Ifl those w ud, earlyariyyeoTB of ■ ► "John Tillman Plugged by the 1880s that thc townsns of0 Hailey, i WASHINGTONDN ( U P I ) - u * irace Lewis!" "Found Stiff as Kctchum, Bellevue,!, Muldoon,h ; ] Spokesmen indicatedted Thursday 1 lhat ' I Icicle Near the Bullionon Galena, Bullion andd BBroadford Flrsldent Carter, if . if asked, would ' n. aughter House!" Those were thehe were bom. subm it to FB I quesi yil headlines almost one hundred _ Read 11 in Saturday’!lay’s Times- __ : i fuginvt>~ nnflnc ig r~ n o ars-ago-whcn-the ^verm ines-tesôws. -. J ------attem p t to buy influcncluence In the White ycars-a House. Press secretary JodjJody Powell told Enuiwironment outweighsc reporters "our positiontlon Ihas been since « the beginning of the a the admlnlslraUon n Piredky f f as ohbesily factotor that every citizen,•n, \whatever his * '■ By JANE E. BRODY obese people for not losinjosing weight and station, has a rcsponsliMnslbllly to m ake By ©N.Y. Times S e ^ c e ’ replace It with the reallsl^ IsU c hope that (inform ation) avallabl*liable” to federal ©^ M ------authorities;------W -YORK-^For-the-avcrage-ge— weighUosa la within thefrhelrcontrol: ------: — — ^------NEW-YC n, heredity Is fa r less Im portantnt • 'Ilieir condusions ww ote n based on a' K l " If thehj Is a requ< person, her lis sludy of familiesis withv. adopted request, it will be than cnvircSQvironment in determ ining his 254 61 . handlcdroutlnely.’’he( ig children an d 10,337' familiesfa with ’’hesaid. tendencytcncy to be ovehvelght, accoi^lng An adm inistration so J findings of a large study bysy natural children. m source told UPI to thelukec find scientists. fll Wednesday the FBIII mam ay well w ant to M ilwaukee V l question Carter about i I researchers say their findings x)ut a one-line note Theve rese; a common excuse among g\ he sent to Attomeyey GeneralG' Griffin remove a f.. B d l on Feb. 15. 1977, " KIMBERL'R L Y ^ 1977, which said: • (( "Please see Spencer Le er Lee from Albany O Ulake d r deaths DRIVE-IN MAFlARKET (Gn.) when he requesi ' ^fcifc2 a|T: .wi I quests an appolnt- 423-547^»74 , r*“ m ent.” c l i m tb to 25,000 3AS. Iran (U PI) - RescueLie TAB AS. ils said Thursday after checking j% IlanD §ii atlon records lhat the death toll1 ' . CUSTOM GimimiNG : t Saturday’s earthquake in this By United Press Intl in last Sail &WRAPPINPINB- is IntematlonaJ devastated;tated desert town and nearby — Today is Friday, Sepl On'Th*-Farm oug M crln e , Sept. 22, the 265th villages;es hashm risen to 25,000. Slough “ day ofl978 wllh 100 lofo: I lo follow. -n,ef deadeath count mentioned byDy ^ AVolIqbl*}!• _ ■ i V E ' 'p{ Tho-moon-is-approa iproachlng-lts-Jast— offidalseaialsearilerwas-lOÔOO: ------' ' ~Wotorcify pejerson-^w er^r quarter. Iclals of the Red Lion and Sunin Thc morning stars Officials jwer is making a big hitlit in along a Detroit street,Lreet, which h as t>een d o se d lo ;ars arc Mercury. Society,ty, Iran’sIn equivalent ot the RKl ^ U.S.D.A. Cher h o l c e Rlcksahw power P Saturn and Jupiter. etorlt, thanks lo the effortsrts of cars. Falahec, whorho c h a ise s 25 cen ts a block, . told UPI only 1,800 residenls of downtown Deto'ii “’ The evening stars ai Cross, told )ce, a suburtum school teachischer. says he makes $40lonagoodday. on a irs are Venus and Tabassurv5 survived the earthquake. That°! BEEF FORSI SALE i Bemle Falahec, •M ars. cousins Jean Elliott and P at JonesJon ______! account for 15,200 d eaths ta the by t h e H o ff o r Qui u a r t e r I ; ______F a lab ee tro ts cotg — Those bom on this d: would acco his date are under city accordccordlng to a 1975 census count theslgnofVlrgo. )00 residents. / English chemist a of 17.000 r « ' ^plosion ripips through crzrude oil caverie rn / st and physicist -______Mlchad Faraday was was born on Sept. •HACKBERRY, La. (UPI)PI) — An explosion ripped - Porker, a deputy directorn:lor of the federal project for 22.1791. thiough a rtg atop the government’s go^ strate^c 7 strategic petroleum reservijserve. “ The w inds ore blowing'8 On this day in history: toiy: m illion barrel ch id e oU ros.reserve cavern Thursday, thc smoke away (fromI the (cactus rig). Those men ore^ In 1776, th e Bril British hanged toudilng off a roaring fire! and orching flam es 300 feet In there dose." American Revolutlona f v i tlonary W ar her'o Into thc air. and patriot Nathan Hale TWIN TALIrALLS IDAHO I Hale seconds after • Ffrellghtcre furiously dousloused the blaze with water Farbertojajail he uttered his Immorl Mombor of Audit Bureou ol C>rCirculoiion and Unifed PrOjiIts 'inter-'’ li tmortal words, “I Mo to contain It a t thc s m ^ l,, workovcrwoi rig perched atop TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) (UPI — The New Jcreey■y only regret lhat I have notlonol, Olllciol Cily ond Countiunty Nowipoper pu'iuoni los SoctionSoc 1 lave bul one life to "o' loy ol the .“ I th e u n d e r f u n d siq>ply ofjf oil.oil H eavy bulldozers andi Supreme Court Thursdayday iordered New York Timeses loseformycounlry.’’ 6C-108 Idoho Codo. Thursday ijis heho'oby d c iig n o ie d a s lhe doy ol week on which logol notkoj will bo published. PublishodI daildaily o t drag lines moved In to beginJin dirtd m oving operations to' reporter M yton A. F arberrber back to Jail for refusing to In 1949, the U.S. nud nudear monopoly 132 ^3*: Third Street W«»l. Twin F^llF^lli. Idoho 83301. by Mogicic VcVolley belp contain thc blaze. give up his notes in thehe "Dr."1 X" muhler case. The ended as the Soviet Un Nowtpoporj, Ine. Socond Cloiiss p posiogo pold 01 Twin Foils,Is, IcIdoho 2t Union detonated , n«i • Officials feared a Jailer,r, "c"cactus" rig located about newspaper said it woulduld appeala; the case to th e U.S.S- Its first atomic bomb. lb. , l50 feet frc^n ihe blaze might^talso i catch fire. Supreme Court. In 1959, the Chicago \ ago White Sox won SUBSCRIPTITION RATES:ii “It’s burning all over the ipiacft,” said William A. The court’s 5-2 m ajorltjJorlty said Dr. Mario Jascale-le- th e American League p jue pennant for the BYMAlLi vlch's right to a fair trial•ial ujunder th e Sixth Amendmentnt first lim e In 40 yeare. MEpELIVERY: Payoble in ad>/aniIvanco ;are. They lost the H O•. M ^St.OOpofwook. ^ outweighed F ar^ fs dalimdalii that the privacy of his'•s ____Worid Series to the_ • ' lOoily 8 Sundoy]idoyl ar ______.-C oU ecl«û«ry 4 w ooki. .. - . Inoome^jsom n’otw and sourcS Is proTKted by ’UTe 'Fifst"st Dodgers. ^ g e lc s _ ..:coU< 1 m o m li...... • WASHINGTdN (UPI) - The1 average Income of CRIPTIONS AND DELIVERY SER- 4 . 2 5 " '. '" I Amendment's free pressiss glguarantee. In 1975, a 4(^year 3 m o n ih i ...... 13.35 ' i M ch Of the 216 million pereom■sons who lived in the United -year-old poUtlciU coll elreulotlon doportmoni. octlvlst. Sara Ja n e Moo vk^wII)931. 5:00 o.m. lo 5:00 p.m.. 6 m o n lh s ...... 34.50 I S tates last y e a r was J7.019,9, aian Increase of 9.6 percent iMoorc, attempted 733 0931. —' to assassinate Presldei .Fri.. 5;00 o.m. to r»oon on Sot.. I y o a r...... 45.00 I ftom 1976, a govenunent repoi•eport showed Thursday, Note destroroyed —‘ s ld e n t F o rd a s h e Mon,.Fri..iiOO o.m. : to 11 ;00 o.m . on Sunday. ------walked from a SanFrar ;------Moil—5u b 5cripiions~ ofi-”Dfi-”ioU“onIy 1 ------rAlaskarwlth-lts-pefe)Icujjleum-dominated-economy,—:------W ASHINGTON'(UPI)--PI)-—-A-former-aide to Rq).' Franciscohotd.-A_- J foil io ’rocoivo your newjoo'por, fe bullet she fired slightl ho circulation doportm oni boloroj whoro corrior deliveryyil is not mom. , once again led the nation1 wilwith incom e of 510,586 for John McFall, EKJallf.,illf., adm itted T hursday he llghUy w ounded a " X i h o ° lr. JJJ, m an in thc crowd. 3 o.m. toincd. each of its 407,000 citlzcns.s. H(However, A laska was last destrt)yed a note fromm KcKorean rice dealer Tongsun 10:00 O.m. . In percentage gain from thehe DIprevious vear. P a rk to the congressmnan an 1that read "good luck In thc TIM IS«N1W S TOLL*rH•ra il PHONI NUMBlRfli R s r - ^ A thought for the day dection" and accompaim panled a $3,006 campaign e day: British poet Buhl,. CoiilC oilU tord...... 543-46483 FlUr, Rog*r»on. and outhor Rudyard H o lllttar...... contribution. ard Kipling said, ...... 326-5375 Smith plannhning trip "Everyone Is more or Ic »y. Ruporl. Paul. Raymond Barnes, McFiMcFall’s former administrative : or less m ad on one BorUy. Rui ■ WASHINGTON (U PI) -- PPi rim e M inister Ian Smilh ley. NOrlond...... 67S-3S53I Wondell. Jerom e. , assistant, told thc House Hous ethics committee thatlat Oakloy.Ni Gooding. Hagermon...... 536-3SJ5 ' ^ a nd other leaders ot Rhode:lodesla’s blracial transition I instead of putting thc monmoney with cam paign funds he govenunent have applied1 for v isas to v isit the United deposited it Into a an n 1) -—'A-House-subcommltt®e- ment, accepting. Thursday dropped conterontempt of Congress charges against HEW Secretary7 JJoseph a Callfano after he gave Wichita pactztO K ’d up extra drug manufacturacturing d ata and p r o m l ^ to ' ' " I By United Pressess International1 ■ crack down on high pricingicingofcheapgenericdrugs. Tlie Wichita, .Kan,,,Clti.:ilj Commission Thursday , 'approved wage padcagess wlOi*stHftlngw 'ffreflgBTere: Thdiinacquiiuitted and police, ending disputesutes that had severely cut PI) - Dr. Wilbur Thaln was - - public protection since lastast >week, but severa] dozen, OGDEN, Utah (UPI) • night of charges he providedcd . firem en in Butte. Mont.. contiMntlnued their protest of low, acquitted Thursday nlghi lA N Ij )delne lo Howard Hughes from pay. Illegal am ounts of codeln' iC R i «d him dead two years later, Wichita firefighters begangan ireturning to fire stations- 1974 until he pronounced hi le Jujy in the afternoon afler thc thev had not staffed sinceice Sept.i 11. The case w ent to the Jur prosecutionâiêd that[lat tlthe Logan, U tah, doctor had ININ no right to prescribe suchsuch 1high dosages and did it onlyUy OIREI i c s j Highway trini m for the money. WASHINGTON (UPD - TlThe House, responding to THUI JRDAY, H P a veto tbieat by Presidentt Carter,Cai agreed Thursday to Appeal for»r helpI lURSDAY-SATURI trim app'roxlr^tely $5.6 billibUlion from th e « 6 billion ' highw ay and m ass transit.authorization auU bill. WASHINGTON (UPI)JPI) — Former Cambodianin SEPEPTEMBER 2 1 , 22 2 2 ,2 3 C arter had said he woulddd vveto th e m easure, unless President Lon Nol emcemerged from three years’ reduced, bccause it wouldould worsen the Inflation, isolation Thursday to mmol< ake an em otional appeal for NO) 'N E W I p problem . hdp in ousting CambodiatxKlla’s extrem ist regim e from l o w U N D E R Nl the United Nations andind endingc th e slaughter bf his countrymen. , ■ c IIP ' B | . Ship off Nicai'.aragua Sitting in a cane chairair uiunder a m agnolia tree In thehe OWNERSHIP WASHINGTON (UPi) — - A Naval analylst con- garden of his formercr VWashington embassy, Nol ' VV roF U b tinned T hui^y a U.S.. gulguided missile crui^r IsI branded the M arxist KhmiKhmer R ouge regim e "barbarl- WE’RE A PART 01 opiating off the coast ofDf NicaraguaN but said It Is; ans and savage animalsnals who do not deserve to be Ml I-®®- . KENHh im p l e tbelreslmply to "show the flagflag." members of the humann rarac c e .” MILLER FLORALS J :^: HOMEME0FFICEFARMIN6T0N,l]H,lfIAH Manl a n a g e r

, ~ s SPECIAL VzPPrice on All Palm: Hardldware Items The sun1 twill shine, thh e wind will blowbl alms, Sclieffelera, urday through Monday Is for Twin Falls, N c^ Side,fi, Burley-E south Idaho Saturday Sati ond partly Salurda: Draciraceanas, Philodentons,ins, Fall Laiawn Fertilizing cloudy over thcthe north, with no stly dry and mild weather. R u p ^ a r e a : Jis are predicted in the 70s. lows^ ' Rubbi •Partly cloudy today,y, mostlyi majorchangeslnsin temperatures. I 2 3: l b ...... *E hc40s. Utlier Trees, Pony Tail Ag W est1 .♦5” smmy Sattnday. Windy' at times. - The extende easteni Idaho today. ElsewhOT Els Idaho FallsUb 64 27 .... 'Yesterday ’“ I 66 32 .... ' tfaetempmtureswUlbesIi«sInârto Lewiston 62 51 .... LastL astY ear •> 61 33 •.... ------1 ' IFriday, S opiom C or22.18783 ■'■|moa-Now3, Twin Folio,I, IdahoIda A-3 .. F o r d si t t a n d s iby comn m issicon Planines keepp b o m b iil i n g WASHINGTON (UPI) — - “ I categorically/ deny di that the Formerler Kentucky Sen. John "th e W arren Commission)n m ad e a Former Prc^dent GprjUd_FonFord . Investigation Into Lhethe assassination' ] Shermanan (Cooper testified ‘‘We proper decision lhat. It' inadvisable lo recruit a Cotail an d the Sfie'r Two surviving mnem- em was deficient,” hee said.s. "I have were notot prpressured In any way by :ota'lynow g l l G r o n g h o l d ^ bers of the Warren Commlssloisslon . seen no new evidence ;rson or any organlration. Investigative staff. 2rrillastrc nee which would any person d insisted 'nuirsday ihey reacheddthe th( changc my view." We m addc e ouour own decisions.” "And we felt it was fair r bcibetter to owed by a correct condusion 14 years agoogo: Hc said th e comnjmmlsslon’s un- “We had no rush lo Judgmenl." employ a limited groupip of very EiSTELI,I, NicNicaragua (DPI) — Na- The barrage was followo heavy ground battle, withth NationalI Lee Harvey Oswald assasslnateilatcd onimous findings ,vcre:wen said Johnohn McGoy, form er U.S. outstanding lawj-crs ... to h ead n tional G uardird warplaneswi poured rocket he ich under and machine:hlne gun fire on Estlll Guard Gi troops firing machineline guns at John F. Kennedy and Oswald nctcacted_;_i_ _!lQnc._Lcc,Harvey.vey._0 swald-was____hl^ j_ cocommissioner n m in G erm any, staff organization which -’gucrrma:posmons-and:drawirawing .onIy_li___ ------the assassin:------immlsslon repdrt-“doe3 CQn-^—— ^ close EupervlBion-would-'wori-'w orirwith— —Thursdayron:on ththo:i3th day-of the battlo—'gu Admitting some recently dcdo- "And tw o, th e commission con had tain all11 thby Chief lo w n isacem e maintained before a Hous n critics and conspiracy cemetery." cargo ca door swooped over lhethe ruins of :ouse The other wo two surviving mission ci Justice Eari Warren was■■as cslabll-€ wasWngti ils were publicity seekers, hington. the Organization of the th town, resuming slraflngig atattacks, Assassinations Committee heaihear- " members of 1C the commission theorists wi shed Nov. 29. 1963, by Prc illcs who have attained the . Prcsldcn . Americann StatesSlat opened a conference Estell. the last m ajor cilyily Sims hdd Ing, "I do nol think our lackck cof echoed F o rd ’s defense def( of the "Critics Lyndon Johnson “to evalu. t publicity have either valuatc all to seek waysâys ofo mediating In the civil by bj the Sandlnistas 13 daysrs afafter they information had any adversee InIm- panel's IndepcndcncIcnce and con- w id est p> the facts und circums rately or negllgenUyjT^led___ u m s t a n c e s _ w ar that h.a.s.kiiied,aa.cstImatedi.ooo_lnha.s k _lnunchedlhelr offensivo4o-ov;o-overthrow ------pactonourconduslons.” ' , elusions. dellberatel — 'surrounding-thcassassinati:ination“-of 3 qqq the A mnerlcan erlc people by misstating people across Nlcararagua. President P Anastasio Somoza3za DI cbayle, Kennedy. or eliminating facts In their The Unitedod Sl£Slates expressed "deepest has hi been wllhout w ater or>r eiielectricity The other members wer discusslomBlons," Fordsald. were Sen, concern"■ ovcover human rights viola- for fc 10 days. Richard Russell, D-Ga,, Rej "T h e polpoint I wish to make,” he .Rep-Hale tions in thethe C«Central American nation Red Cross officials reporeported an Boggs, D-Lq,, and forme -added,:. "is lhat in too m any cases jrmer CIA offeredred lo join efforts lo end the 01outbreak of m alaria in two.0 shshelters — director Allen W. Dulles. critics> of the Warren Commission ’• bloodshed,d, a movie theater and a schoolhoolhouse — holding about 6,000 refugee have citherelthe misstated or omitted Ford aisolesllfied: A smallill air force propeller-driven h< ugees. They irted tiie fightingThursday In saidsj mosl of the 400 peoplKople being ^ facts develdeveloped by the commission —He was not a source•ce ofo leaks Plaê started 1 trealed al a makeshift first•st alaid c en ter and Inn th(the process have led the from the commission to> thelh e F B I as Estcll, firing six rockets Into the ti were suffering from mal public: to have less than full a once-secrct FBI memnemo sun- devastatedod tovMiios of 35.000 people som e v. malaria or nervous disorders and onlyily a few h ad E ^ ' ' ' supportrt fo:for the commission's con- gesled. 80 m iles north ot Managua. Only five n been hit by gunshots, m m elusions."ins." —‘‘There wns noihingg thothat came exploded,1, l> in o r any of 1 — ; former president informed from President Johnson or his associates In the WhiteVhlte House ^jE the commimmlttee in advance he would ... to hurry — In an incompliim plete way not answenswer questions relating lo — a decision by the ' his tenur;enure as president from he W arren Rl Commission." Skeem , M.DD. A ugust511974 197 to January 1977. RandallJ.SI r theories at d defended the commission's —Hc did not know of thei the time about possibleible Cuban AnAnnounces the Oper> en in g o f his o ffic e3 fofc r ____ dependencidence for investigative work ------involvemenl-ln-the-flssQss:sQssInnlion,------— ontherFBlrFBIrthc CIA-and the sccrot— ttTe P fa o tic e o f InternalInt M edicine. tho alleged destructionn of a note Service..ce,. from Oswald lo a D alhallas FBI Beginning Se5ept. 18, 19783 T he SentSenate Inlelllgencc Commlt- agenl, or lhe possibleble use of . a t 6 7 6 S h o u p A v e . W .., Tw in Falls. S uite:t e 2 ^ tec lastist y( y ear found both the CIA Oswald as a CIA Informan•mant. Ford . ® thehe FBI had withheld some , said, however, lhat hadad U-the com- qO F F IC E H O U R S b y Avppolntment- p F 733-5079179 Inlormationation from the commission, mission known, 1! wouldiJ(J n ot have my judgment," Ford said, changed its conclusion. G erald Fore'ord talks at the hearing [mportarint decission W in South1 Africa ByJOHNF. BURNS The view is widelyiely shared among I ©N.Y.TImesService while lib erals, whoho have come to ' PRETORIA, South Africa - WhWhen regard Vorster asi possiblypo the only 74 g ato rs and members of pariparila- man with sufficientnt jprestige among ’ v e t , lerit gather next Thursday to sch^!ect the ruling Afrikanermers to introduce e l t l V feh outh Africa’s new prime mlrilstirilster, basic refo rm s withoithput provoking a f [icy will be making a decision'".^.?i...right-wlng U: revolt thatthai could bring a __ IH______S _*_j______diJd'determine whetho- the' countoiiritiy prim e m in iste r downowh^ TTie faci'lh'at " ;ill find Its way out o lits racial1 cri:c ris is . Vorster, 62, chose not to do so. Is seen ’I i r move closer to the violent confn)nfron- as less significant thathan that hc would atJon between blacks and w hiteses t>th a t_ h a v e had lhe.RplIl.Ical;lcai_pp_wer_fqr_itJn__^H _ pponents"of-nparthcld“ hnve~lo5 long the crisis that mo:most liberals sec * oreseen. , coming, Black leaders responding to theI The liberal viewlew was succinctly b»al^ esignation Wednesday of Prime Prli expressed by Thehc Star, a m ajor I dinlster John Vorster, quiltingg afafter newspaper in Johannlonnesburg that has 2 years because of ill-health, almaim ost consistenly opposedk] tlthe government’s 0 a man have wamed that thele newn racial policies. Inn a an editorial last 'ovemment leader will Inheritrlt ithe week, when prcpro-government >ost just as the tim e for an accomommo- r newspapers weree speculatings that latlon between whites and blacksacks Is fatigue would force for the prime \mnlng out. Equally, they' havehi minister from offl«rflTC, the paper rc- voiced fears lhat the new man, m viewed his potentlîtl^ successors and whoever he Is, m ay find It polltlciItlcally concluded that It: w( would be best for ... m practlcal to m ake the fundamenmental Vorster to remainI atatt the helm. 'eforms that blacks demand. “There fs too) nmuch vital ond Ironically, men like GatsSatsha unfinished business^ — issues which ''' ' Buthelezi, leader of 5-mllllon ZulZulus,' \ViU shape southerncm Africa’s future, lave expressed the view thatat pro-p which he has personisonally handled and Bi? q>ccts for racial reconciliationI mml. i ^ t which m ig h t w ell go thei wrong way If lave been better if Vorster, known kno someone else werere totc take them over smong blacks for his Iron-flsn-flsted in mid-stream,”' theU paper said. Enforcement of the racial laws,vs, had I "South-West AfriUrica, Rhodesia, ■ E t t N K ; . . . . . '■ remained at his post. Jnstpadcad._oi_constItutio^ _Ecfonifomi — all-th ese stepping down for a new leaderler whov require a cool caiitioiitioh which'some of ivill automatically lack Vorst(srster’s V orster’s crow n priprinces appear to stature among the 4.4-mllllon white.-hites. lack.” Tuition "TckszJl I refunds H There are a lot ofof whiskies out H there. Straights. Blends.Bl Canadians. plaixned1 H But none can givfive you the excep- ByJACKLESAR H tional feel of Black:k Velvet* Canadian United Press lotenia tlonoluU ■ Whisky. A premiunjm import at a ve^ Chicago’s strikebound city collicolleges J -I H reasonable price. — on the verge of canceling the fall I 9 ■ TVy Black Velvet,et. And tast« t h e ^ ^ ^ sem ester — w ere m aking tuituition “ refunds Thursday but court actlq:ctlon by H Velvet difference. students sparked new efforts to e. faculty stHke at Eastern Mlchlgar Brings|s You I About 40 striking Bridgeport,t,C C( onn., ^ elementary and high school teacteachers m were ordered Jailed for Ignorirloring a ■ Judge’s order to return to wor; - ■ . Jolnhig 235 ■ colleagues prevlo•evlously " • i.U. ■ I Jailed for defying the injunction. A UPI survey showed walkouikouts at FOOTErSA L L I coUegcs and universities curtj:urtalled education for 170,000 studentstnts and * p m Blrikfis flL_clem cntory__Pnd_ schools in 13 states affected anc S A T - SSEPT t t-23— I— I 250,000. Talks between striking teacIcachDrB l-SJ■S.U. ■ -nnd-admlnlBtrators at EasEastern VSi MidilgM Unlvesity resumed u court onte issuede Wednesdayday in a PORTLANIMD STATE ■ suit rUed by an EM U student charged striking faculty mem 8 1 0 0)P 1 .M . ■ were denying him on education.tion. The — Jiuige said if no agreementent was reached by Monday, hc will ordeorder the faculty back to work under theirthei old K contract. EZJ I Strikes at community collegtUcscs In g e I Lansing, Mich., and the Detroitrolt area T v> Fi . M . ■ affected more lhan 25.000 studentdents. A {ou^week walkout ag. Chicago’s dty coUeges waswT'S SPONSOISOeBY; I longest ahd latest of the nalnation’s school strikes. School officials they win be forced lo cancelj^thcTail th • SimplotI SSoilbuililers I semester for 110,000 students BelUement is not reached by MonMonDay. • T a b e r inInsurance si I Little progress bas liecn ma uegoUaUons to ead tbe labor dl£ C o m p a nny y ' ' I centered on tbe Governing Bo • A r a o l d ’s's iMachinery ■ unUateral dedsioo to requln ■ : i r ; 1 ©

i l Q f l 10 Friday, Soplarnbdr22.197T,1978 : ■ ■ ' m I ' A-4TirrM Timos-Nflws. Twin Falls, Idalio ^IdahiI O * S t ( Daxispim ttd eifsrfolfrrtWivantn•eiie/ 1 in property taxation. AddI ththe at to possible When reporters have ajtjcjt • could make for continued, cor if not Increased,ased, public 34Ui per capita In By RICHARD^C H A R N O C K ave posed these questions, al defeat of the I penperccnt Initiative and ask whervhere the clamor BOISE (UPI) - Three monmonths ago, a person could gel infrequenUy, opponentsnts (of the inltiaUve have brusrushed spending, iLs week that Is goingto comcc fofor tax relief. . odds thal Ihc 1 pcrcent prop-initiative; carcandidates lost election bidsIs in watched an apparentlyly Insinsatiable appetite of educaton;ors for the prim ary, too. m ore and m ore public: fundfunds. Up until now, a lot of folks[oiks have wondered w hat will Wilh education and heallhealth and w elfare eating 85penrercent hoppen should the initiativeive pass.j What, they’ve asked,ked, o fth e sta te ’s general fund Ibudget and th e schools grablabblng will be cut? W hat should bei cut?cut Will the schools, policccor or a big share of propertyrty tJtaxes these same observers;rs ask i fire services suffer? Whott Isis too much government and,.-wand here the cuts wil! be mad'made. what ^ not enough? How cancar flaws in the initiative} bbe e ? * " ^ special task force! told the Board of Education recex cn tly I I^ Z /Zt/ n corrected? the mosl likely initial cuts in public school spending: wouldw( 1 nfif thpth InlHntlvo-hnrkfng Irtnhrlaho besalarics for admlnlstratisimtors and kindergartens, Property Owners AssociationUon looked into the questionn ofoi But even that wouldA-ould cut only 5 pcrcent fifrom ^ L J i flaws and made recommendaindations. The attorney genera;eral maintenance of currentenl c operation spending in proptax relief? Will Uiey see it aas s at in spending for schoolss and teacher salaries. 'I IvSf (jjjijL \ ; vote for the status quo or cvcteven a s a ilccnse to spend? WlilWli And Uiat, of course,, is sllsimply w hat could happen lnscsihe "rr'sm jiG Ga-E9 l-e FROM THE NEWFAVfAU --rv. SEASON—-\oU V NAVErocUTlTBACKOM : i : govem m ent? welfare adm inistralorsrs andam the environm ental spokestesmen ‘CHARmUE'SANGBLSr" Bob Greene______Being firired: It’si like dyiring-

;ay__ “ I suppose you kno\know Uiat I've ______VVillloai L Kowofd . . . : ...... -IO- ______We tpyed with purp u r meals.. Neither__w asn’tI'l fc< fcellnfi well a n d _ d l^ 't_ ja y _ in o ered Rind o f a ...... Publliher one of us knew' howho\ to start the anything.:hlng. Id'on’tiaiow whether fw'asias always been' considered conversation. We• had met five y ears denyhighig Uie t reality of whot hadlad cocky guy. And it's true.rue. I’ve always ______Ouli Pock:______ago; he was a succcssful succ business happened,lened, or w hether it was a caseI of Uiought a lot of m yself,ilf. andc I guess I Monaglng Editor -ihmu isf Q ■ exee^llver weir intointo middle-age1 and ■ ’m ymnanhood anho Iwlng cut off and m e not-M t— never locked for self-confconfidence. Well - — ^ • near the top of his1 profprofession. beingg oble oble to tell h e r because of Uiat.at. . . . it's am azing w hatt belbeing fired con I A.WlloyDodd> Now he had beenil finfired. All I know know Is that I couldnlt s a y jhlhe c do to you, WiUiin two,0, U;three weeks I- M. AdvortUlngDlroclof - ’‘Well.lt’snotmuchnuch fun," hesaid. words.Is. ItIt took t me th ree doys beforee I didn’t recognize my own personality, The members of the editorial b o ard ondd lhetin writers of, Wc both knew that;lhal; the reason we did tellcll her. her I was filled with doubts.ts. HookedI in Uie H. Ro*» Torgorwn Tim es-News edit'’ditoriab are William E. Howard, Hoy Chris [d I m irror and I looked1 unottractlvc uni to Circuloiion DIroclor w ere m eeting w ass thattha I had told him “ Iwwent entl hi to work the next day orid I Peck, G ary Eliasscisscn ond Roy B row n. I wanted to know/ whtwhat It wos like — started;cd wondering wo who knew and who;ho myself. I started lo thlnlUilnk Uiat I. was ------1 w hat It felt like for[or a man riding the didn’t’I know. kn Everyone knew, of lucky Uie company hadid keptk« me on for m crest of life to haveve itit) all tumble down course,se, but bi I tried to fool myself., I as long as they did. I1 startedsto to Uilnk- » around him in an aftciafternoon. I thought trtedI to to act os if noUiing hadlad Uiat Uiey w ere rightit to fire mo; I M people would w antit loto read1 oboul It; il happened.>encd. As if 1 acted like nothingIng didn’t deserve Uie job.)b. ..This kind of, W ; IN S , c o mle e c le a n abb i o u t b ru taality li c a s e can hoppen to anybodyI’body. w as wrong,wron] noUiing would be wrong,ng. atUtude, a fter being a sU'succcss for my He didn't say muchTiuch throughout th e I t must ust have ho been very uncomfortableble entire adult life with that*Jiat company. • ear against the govemme•nment agency, meal. We had somejme drinks; we had fortheolhheoUier people. “ I knew I had to look3k fofor work, but I More than six monthsths ago two fanners near , some .moro drinks.Jcs. 'Then he leaned “ AsVs youyot know. I ’ve always beenn i)a kept putting It off. I can‘jin selle anyUilng, ^Castleford say they witn'witnessed a Border Patroltrol Why the INS contiiontinues to withhold its repspore back and started to taltalk. drinker.ker. I Isuppose I drink most daysays bul I was finding out)ul IUiat I didn't beating of farm workerer JJose Leon. on the Leon incident!ent isn’t clear. “ The day it happe:appened started out of myly life. life I thought I'd try drowningIng know how to sell myself^sclf nny more. I fine," he said. “ItIt hathad been a norm al m y sorrows. so'iro' And you know whal?7 I hadn't hod to opply for a job since ^ jrted a Border Patrolroi One INS officiallal ini Washington, D.C.,, 1h a s day. I had come in,In, kidded around couldn'tdn’t do d It. When I thought aboult it, was 0 kid. 1 was scoredred Ito death. Me,- ; The fanners reportc ' I would makei pfficer kicked and slappiipped Leon, gabbed him claimed becauseI Id.Idaho is an out-of-the-v^w ay with everytwdy, workedwork the phone oil it modeladc sense.i 1 had always drunkink applying for a job? I has had trouble getting1C an morning, gone out)ut t(to a nice lunch, whenn 1I was'w feeling up, when I wasvas phone calls and my moumouth would gel p y the hair and gene'rallrally roughed him for no place, the INS has w rite a letter ond Investigator to Twinkvin Falls1 to wrap up th(j caj back there wos a feelingIng goodgt about things. Drinkinging dry. I would start to w rit Apparent reason. message to call (her(here he mentioned addeded lo lo the buzz I was feelingIng the words would seemTl so stupid to me - - r - j ------the name of his bossbo33)-I-hadno-idea— anywayrlwayrNoWj-wlth m y lifesodown nrl -i— r-r-T-l-even-typed thom-Eim-myselfj^wos^ ___ ' The Immigration andnd INaturalization Servicejgg • But the fact rerremains two INS offic!ICiaiS what ll was about,)0 ut. We've worked couldn’t:dn't swallow e th e stuff. It tastedled ashamed to let my secret«retarydolt." •: t o .into the case and fouound together for 15 years'cors. 1 relumed the liad toto me.mi I couldn't even finish Uie s to Idaho to look into theU,e already have l ^ e d The reason he was'is' titalking to m(* :sent two investigators to /alley call, and I went in a ond he told m e I firstI drink. drin There wasn't even Uic -matter last spring. some miscondiidtt on the part of a Magic Va! was Uiat he had founddanoUierJob.He a n Border Patrol officerficer. was Uirough. It was like I couldn't solaceoftcc of that. hadbecnhiredbyanoUieother company In h earh i^ words. LikeJ k e heI wasn’t saying “ When iVhcn I finally did tell my wife® ‘j It Uie sam e line of workk oias his old one, ay then what it had foundmd . them . I didn’t bellev ' The INS wouldn’t say t ellevc It. Then 1 fell helped.>ed. She S was wonderful. She said ond he hod been on Uielie JoJob for several ' ter Yet that officerir ppresumably is on thee JOD, physlcallysick. lh a t: we had 1 always got along some . and, instead, promisedd tcto release a report after weeks. Even Uiough I hadh known he "Hewas kind aboutibout it, I suppose. He w ay.’. and and wc would get Uuough Uils. six months. today. had been fired, I hadlad 1been em bar; • didn’t wont lo be therthere any more than T h eonly only Uilng she w as upset obout rassed lo ask him to Uilk about ll until e come and gone, the INS farmers and all those o I did. He told menc to t( take my time was: Uiat Uiat: I hadn't told h e r right away, The six months have cc t'JS What worries fan getting out. He said I couid use a n b u tI I think thin she understood how muchudi ^°l’°dthcnewjob. hasn’t said a thing. ce'med with civil1 rigrights is that Idaho Bonorder office ond keep my secretary for a It hadid to tod do wlUi m y pride and the way "I,still can't sleep« p all Uie way Patrol harbors a1 mman who has no busimliness reasonoble amountunt of< time while I I feltIt aboul aboi myself. She didn't dwellIlon on Uirough at night," he said.s “ A man; : Apparently, the INS; hahas hoped the Jose LeonK)n being trusted withtl poipolice powers. looked for a new Job. it. lives his life, he accomp:ampllshesccrtalO;. away with the autumnnn “ That first dayly I just refused to "IIIt was was the w orst tim e of m y life.fe. 1I Uilngs; and he sta rtsIs teito believe he'p-: incident would blow aw , believe it. I wentIt ba back to my office wouldlid go go to Uicofflce and people I had set forever. That he: has a b ase Uicre: Ji leaves. The longer the INS hides its report on' and I did my work,ork, just like on any worked■ked wlUi> for y ears would avoidvoid Uiot will never erode,>de. And then he Leon, the more sericserious become the questiistlons day. I madele mjmy calls. Someone me. II wouldwo see them waiting forr anar finds out thot It only takJS becomes : more easily5lly associated wiUi mmy y company’so nam e, comling ing they tl would w alk away andd gcgo “I'd like to tell you/ou 1 thal It was h accused of obstructingig thet civil rights of Joseose Six months is lorlong enough to finish1 th1 e " 'y conipon;ipany’s name was somewhelewhero else. At first, I thought;ht ] 1 learning experience,c, i and that I'll mentioned, peoplepic Ithought of.me. wasimoj> imagining ll, b ul then I realized£d 1I laugh about It some dayday, but I can’t. 1 Leon. investigation oftheJ(le Jose Leon case. ■ When my namenc \was mentioned, wasn't.>n't. No 1 one w anted lo havec t(to w ant you to know Uiatial IIt's Uic closcst Leon’s attorney thirthinks this obsthictiorlon The INS shouldId.CQine .c clean with whatlat It people thought off my (company. mokeke conversaUonco w ith me. I wa:was Uilng to dying 1 everer eexpect to feej. {ft , already has occun^ an

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trconsei:rvativeiÂmerica:r r w h y - is^GGP-st s Still hurtiiing?—— i I I ' ©New YoA Times S^lciv lc e o'rado. MlddlMiddle East. Baker of Tennessee,soc. the Republican quentIt (Coi(Connolly), or more steady andond California — ^ if Browirown seems to b^ ! | - WASHINGTON-By all the 1normal Thus the Wall Wi Street Journal MejMeanwhile, as Carter’s standlnding in leader of Uie Senate.Ite. But? the spotlight experienoalcnced(Ford). csUiblishUig him self: as the leader of j I leuvcr- 0^ U’C developingg GOPGC . Presidential ^ U« DemocraUc Partyu ly in tbe n e x l« I -iodlcators, tbe Republicanss sh'should b e reported n “ sag3g” ”In Republican hopes theJie pn:i convincea . steady, and thatlat theI political composl- ' majdmajorities'lh both the hdiisese' and "did in impressivequanUUcs.' quar ...... ratlfigig' on on h b l ^ g tb e lf polIUcal baselOsc Soiug instead of on the younger men | : the pdiUcal gamblers drr evene^ Uie ' Uon of the Houseuse was likely to rem ain SenalSenate, they stUl have some youi■ounger The Republicanan 1 assumption, a t in thele GCor o n ^ ^ and in the governor’sor’s who are coming. ‘ Republican leaders that tbele Ge liiithree men, seems mansionsislons in the big electoral states3 of And while Uie presliresldcntial cam- | • thevdôfanyspectaculorrcor revival. roughly 60-40in inti tho,Democrats’ favor, cortcCarter falters — ^Gov. Browr)wn of to be Uiat Uie moodood cof Uio American . N ew' York,Ydr Califomla, Texas; and palgn of 1980 seem s a longlo way off, It 1 : 1 ‘ Tbe first real test of votera-opinion op in ' since then1 President Pi C arter h as CollfiCalifornia, Gov. Carey of NewV York,Y people has turnedd coiconseivatlve, Uiat they' areare mounting1 new challengess to is getting .late. Kennedinedy, Nixon o41 : tbe state prim ês didn’t shO'show m uch been geUlng someson crcdit for passing andSand Sen. Kennedy of Massachusetsells. President Carterr isia a pleasant and the popular popti Republican governorsars Carter all won by nmnnm ning h a n l a i ^ ; | - - d iange. In general, the incuml — the Panama Canal Cx treaty, and his .The Th< Republicans also hovet somos well-intenUoncd man who isn’t quite this fallfall inii Ohio, a n d even In Illinoislois running early, but the Uie Republicans I •• \ : pvaning mainly the Democimocrats- - ' civil service retermret bill, and for his promising pron young candidatestes — up to Uie job, andid th at therefora Uie a n dMichigan. Michi aresUll divided andlout out of power, an^ ,! • | w m CDdoned again, and md the Do- persistence Iniw ;^ ^ ln g to find som e kind particularly portl G eorge Bush of Texas, Te voters are readyf tb tb 1 tu n i him out in AndId finally,fim if Carter is as weak{as as 60 far as anybody know:now9, they're nol ; | ; mod»tic party governorsrs ddid very q i c o m p r o ^ iVnise, h o w e v e r, u n - former form hcad of the CIA and heatiead of favor of alm ost anyboinybody, and partlcu- the polls»Us aand the Republicans sugcest.est. even Uilking seriouslyjsly about when) ; I Prirtav. SoD lom bor 22,18711878 TimoB-Nowa. T w in Folia=oll8, Id ah o A-8 Sovielets plaiin topnôceed I I I with!ifast-br>reeder ]reactoors }' By PAUL HOFT.lOFMANN general11 coiconierencc oi-ine Vlenna-3- Who has been headinging the atomic ^ ®N.Y. TimesICS &Service based IntelIntemational Atomic EnergyS’ energy agency In Vienna“nno, a spcclal- i^VJ5NNA:='jrhe.S0YlfSoviet Union told a — A g en cyy---atressedzthatrbothmic~ -—• ic^zlzod;body:of.lhc:UnItfid;N ;d;NaUDna;:ever::îz - nuclear conference« herehe this week Industrialrial societiess and the develop-p- since Its birth in 1957. \&# \ ^ that It intends to go oiahead wiih the Ing countriountries needed more nuclearir The director-generalral. scoffed at dovelopment of fast-brcit-breedcr rcactors, energy,y- }) what hc termed wishfulful thinkerstl who Involving the recyclingcling of plutonium. Th^ Hlrr^ would have a worldId "where' the But the U.S. m ade plain its misRivings dlrector-goneral of the Vienna :y. Sigvard Eklund, rtiounted a developing countries con c a make do •about civUlan useJ of the manmade ^Schcy. Sij erattack on the opponents otQf with windmills w hile5 thithe developed element — the corere substancesu of the ar power who have been fighting would content Itselfclf with zero atom bomb — as a sourceolencrgy.sour( delaying reactor projects iniS growth." ------oinclaisoroih'erwcsi■Western-Industrial— vnrious-Wcus-Wcstcrtrnations: ------Rcfcrring_lQ_antiJiuc]nucIear_firoup9______nations ot the V iennaua mmeeting did not ... . advocating "soft" techntchnologies, Uke consider the antl-nudear move- appear lo s h a ree theth Am erican i consic 'e- solar or wind-powerT systems;8 as as ono feature of a much more *■ 'apprehensions concern!ccrnlnspoacClme - re altem allves lo atom ic: encenergy, Eklund plulonlum technology. JS anti-intciicctual trend inIn contended thot such nonenonconventlomil m odernr n so(society in affluent countries,"i." methods might work: In small rural Virtually all speal duced calorie" must'h;ist'have least one- tely Inn frontfror of the name of such foods>dS Why Ihii ollcit Bectuioiio onoujTHERMA third fewer than thele productpn lo which as celeryilery which' have few calories to 2X0 home, uve energy[y lt>It) *«yi. Yoult . - uv« bii money r« ye.n.I. AtviAiuj«t11p*ylo . A they are being comparepared. beginI withwith, But the phrase could be prove ilt An exception to theihe reducedr< calorie used after the namo, such as "celery,ry, Aili VI *boul our new* eiKeileilot dctl|iu rule was proposed1 for white bread, alowcalor and loc ileiiili ol Ihli ipecUlecUl iettcf. I 1 calorie food” . Don't mUi ihcie because bakers said a one-third in a n(notice to be published in mlshiy hoi utlng, reduction would resultesult in a product Friday’say’s Federal Register, thehe lonhecoid r f f B W _ . , agencycy saisaid “obesily is a m ajor publicllic . i n . . r . h c . d . y g p g ;S” . ^ M etal linkiiked healthh proproblem in the United States” \ an d "th“there en can be significant healthIt^ VMreAumorUMjDMl* t o c a n c e;]• r : hazardsrds o of interference with bodyKly (i)Boise Cascadeade Homes I ______WASHINGTON (UF(UPI) - HEW '“"'•'“nslions from relatively smallail AMWkVMToKfVM^^ m tS nf " ___ Secretary Josephh-cimnrno- C sTiTci— Thursday tests strbistrongly indicate , \t the notice said, "Tlte greatcat beryllium, a superlightllghl metal used In :ty of labels, labeling, promo-Z R IC H M1 C 0 N D missiles, causw carice■Mlcer a n d lh n tlls 1 material and advertising for — ~~mannfnctnreshould.bem.wcortriBiy'eiii^— i offercd-for special dictary-uscs- rioNCO;------^ 1 the United States tends - lo ------CONSTfiUGTIOI trolled for w orker safelyuitely. - " “ 5 4 3 - 6 77 7 7 5 The beryllium conticontroversy arose . ' “"'“sso"jseandmislead." ____ I last week when Energy Enei Secretary p B n aw i ? ^ ...... lipiu p ; ...... James'Schltelffger'war• w an fed'lhe'm etal" Death leap int INashville Is essential to national;ionai security and •■•■:.{ JacUe Boyd.1, 54Mr dings to a fire escapee (t<^( death Wednesday.y. Boyd B( tumbled to his deathJ, that safety changes3S prproposed by the Idioto), oo tbeDe 10th1( Ocor o t a Nashville.-TeiTenn., after efforts by policepoUc to talk him off the fire^ Labor Departmentnt nmight be loo i’~' bote] only momQomcDts before tie plunged to his escape proved unsuccisuccessful. expensive for plant;tlants located in Hazelton, P a., a nd ClevCleveland. • j J

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Cctebbrants wrecku si;uite, skd p - • MOSCOW (UPI)I —- It1 was qulfe a ficialsIs of the national fish canninging* And on her wayvay out, Mrs. , party for officialss of R ussia’s fish Industrystry w ere attending a conferenceice Andreyeva reportedlyiy slippedb1 a maid - canning Industry. In Ulyano'lyanovsk when things got out of »36 to keep her Up button;tloned. ;__ T he vodka flowedd like tap water and hand.1. - Krokodll printed a photographp of th e black cavlarw asOS exiexquisite. Thee ins instlgatprs of the'party, the the w recked'.hotel BuUe._tiiQwingj»_.. euU' mHI Then someone setrt finfire to a carpet. A m agazineazlne said, were A.V. Gurevich,ch. Utter of sm ashed glass,ass, empty vodka toilet seat was smashnashed. The head- headI of a factoiy.ln Saratov; K.A.';.A.- and cham pagne'bottieslies andi open food board was rippcdnliiLl; iv^traQsporLdlrector of.another.her_ _cans,______When it was allII over,'ov< the luxury factoryiry in Astrakhan, and Mrs. T.E..E. The ^Icle did notlot says what will . suite of the Venetsnets hotel In the • Andreyevj•eyeva, head of another concerncm happen to the miscreanteants, although it ^ S S S i S l birthplace of Vlodlmlidlmlr Illch Lenin inthcAltac Altai mountain region, was clear they wLU havelavetopayforthe was a shambles. Alcoholiroholism Is acknowledged to t>eea a damage, now that they the have been Totaldam age: }1,1&51,1&5. seriouslUS prproblem In the Soviet UnionIon found out. IH Furthermore, the hell-ralsers and the ppress periodically publishes[ies '"n ie following simplenple moral can be b rib ed a m ald toI ’‘keep ’*ke quiet” and the nameslam es of offenders ta the hope• of drawn from all this,”’KrokodUsald. Kn B P sneaked out of the hotel without 'shamingling readersr onto the'stralght andmd "When planning yourbur 1pleasures, try W r '• 3 B p ay in g their bill. narrowo w pa p a lh - V. . to make sure they don’ldon’t turn out too : H l ■ T he wUdhitd-portjp a rty was reported ’ Thee UlyjUlyanovsk party'glvers were• so—so cosllyr • ^ p i T h u rsd ay In thele weeklyv Soviet ashammod ed (of their excesses, the reporto rt satlriciil magazine,j.Krokodli. Kn said,, thej they skipped without paying T he m agazine said regional^ of. their■bill, bill, ' Thank YoY o u r i ^ BLINCOE MMAGIC ® ‘ R o o tts’ s a u th o r c< l e a r e d VALLEYPiPACK d o f i n f r i r] i n g e m e n t t c h a r g e ’ IDA-BEST!TING. Ijj f o r b u y i n g o u u r r 4-H < « NEW YORK (UPI)JPI) - A federal Miss5s Walker,Wi Judge Frankel said, |S l P judge ruled Thursdaylay tllhat Alex Haley establlshe(illshed that Haley had access to pigs at thel e FF o t { v i did not Infringe on the rights of “Jubilee,”tlee,” but he found "that Haleyley S to c k Fa ir,ir . M J another author In the |preparation of did nol nol in ii fact copy anything, or“ Curtis & JefIleffrey his best-selling workrk ’'R oots.” attemnpt p t toto copy anything, o r Inadver- U.S. District JudgeIge MW arvin Frankel lentlyy reproduce rep: anything, from her Millersr y A dism issed the copyrighiTight Infringement w ork.” . ALSO THANKS'JKSTO f / f . __ fiitU nf Mnrgnrpf WnllfP/niicpr Alcxf^ndcr gj W Wa nllrnr’c 'Vn>fi1fig»f» nf n llpgtvi{ed_____ MiLLER CUSTOM^ FAFARMING :______/// Jackson, Miss,, authorJthor of ’‘Jubilee,” slmllaritlearitles is strained. Insignificant,nt. For iponiorlng my trophy. •' and said her complainplaint of numerous and devoiddevol of factual or legal sub-ub- C u rtis Mill/ l l l l e r !cn the two works stance,”» ,” FF rankel said. , ^ 5 support thehe cllclaim of Infrlng-

’■The review of thehe allegedal similar- ^ - Z :'J______-C hatU e^w iseiecrdcksnear-t-e n d ------lllGS” pblrits u n iilslak'ably n l ^ to the B conclusion lhat no actioactionable similar- I Ventriloquist Edgai Bergen, right, announcedced Bergen, 75, and hishis famed puppet, Charlie Ities exist betweencen the works,” In Hollywood‘njiOTCiio^day he will retina from showlow McCarthy, have beenbeen part of the American Frankel ruled. Ladies off IE lk s business at Ihe close:lose of a s ^ e s of engagementsaits entertainment sceneene for over 40 yeans. Mc- Miss Walker, dlrectorector of the black with Andy WlUImIlllams, left, In Las Vegas,{as, Carthy will go to theIhe SSmithsonian b ut B r e n ’s studies departmentit at Jackson State an n u aa I Cleveland and ClndCincinnati. The Las Vegas date[ate other dummies, MorMortimer Snerd and Effie Ck)llege, claimed that Haley copied ens Sept. 27; the others are in December.wr. Kllnker.wlllbeunemplemployed. much from her talelie ol of Negro life in a ____ Georgia before, duringurlng and after the P m Civil W ar. ■■Jubilee,”lee,” published In X ll 1966, w as based on tlthe life of her Vi mll o r g a s b ol o r d ^ great-grandmother,r, sh(she said. Forgotterm womannfindsfaiamily . M v r r j ’w '- rCOMMERCE CITY. Colo. (UP(UPD— who we are and thathat we love her.” of Mrs,!Hrs, stake and then her family. \ For more than a half century,ry. PI earl A uthorities saidlid lhat from 1919 lo Jaan n Mayfield,^ acllvltles directori i P g a r a g e Barber was a forgotten person.n. 1953 M iss B arberT w as In the Winfield the: nursing nur home, said tests co;con- Saturday, ScSeptem ber■ 2 2 3 - Her famUy, Including six brolbrothers (Kan.) State Tralnlalning School for th e ducted;led at Oak Lawn revealed Miss Mli and slstere, thought she diedled as a mentally retardedded. Sho then w as B arberrber was of normal intelllgencince. 6 : 0 0 t o 9 S : 0 0 p . m . -yflUngster'In'a Kfinsas'schdondm onhfi— shificafrom insututitutlon to IhslitulTon.' She-wajj-was at loss io explain how'llrihe-'-^H i^V ^ ( . Actually Miss Barber, dealdeaf and ending up at theie Oak( Lawn Manor woman-man- wos Incorrectly dlngno«losed 1 I Oiute sincc childhod, spent 341 yearsyes in N ursing Home In1 FcF o rt Scolt, Kan. nnd1 then lh( pul on an inslllutlonlonal ' .j d u ltS :* 3 ® ® 9 hom e for the m entally retardecirxled and U nder the caree ofol specialists al the merry-grry-go-round. Adull Children: ^ i Uien m ade a round of~6UiernfisUtif— in nursing homershe-thB'evcntually-leamed------“O'O uur^ r records—say~~she~Tffas~IS—a— ^ — Liveis M u s ic ------tlons. to ^ a k a few words woi and after two . forgotlegotten person. T hat m eans Ihtthey : None of them recognized she had years of relcntim tless effort, sh e Justt overlooked ovc her,” Miss Mayfle'field (entertainm ersnt and dancing normal Intelligence. m anaged to contact:act a form er husband d. said. LIMITEDIOFFER Oi ^ 9 ) j 1 • Now, at oge 74, she has rc- ______— _____ mmmmmmmmmmm discovered her family in ColoradDrado.On ■ " ■ 1 ® 2 9 99 S 5 ° ° ? I the.;day one of her brotherslers was ■ QK, 2 0 ’ Xc 2 2 ’ PUBLICI IINVITED y located | O f\Jk ateland ISs OPEN! buried. Pearl Barber finally lo' I DOU BLE GAg a r a g e her sister, Lulamae Slake. NG SEASON INCLUDES: M 6i'x x 7 T ’ Ovorhood “ I t Just seem s like God obovtibove saw I OR THE SKATING Door — i-3'K5'8"'8" Walk-lnW door, flt_to letk n o w w^had Mineone_Mn J |______All (lool colorodrod roofingi and -M rs . iSiake said. tiding. Twin Falalls ^ T l M I S i Er*ctod on yourriovot lovo ground. ' M rs. Stake, 65. said sheh e knew 1 F rt.E v o nnlnfl in ...... 8 : 0 0 - 1 0 ;3 0 immediately her older sisterr wawas still S o t. A ftoo m m o o n ...... 1 :0 0 . 3 :3 0 I h t ...... 8:00-11:00 alive when she picked up thfe j to r n o o n ...... '...... 2 :0 0 « 6 :0 0 MYERBUILIilLDINGS and heard a faltering voice say " 733-876:B762 Elks Lo(>dge ^ "I tunied numb,” she admlttenltted. “I 1 FABi&CCIKIClAllKIAIBUILODCS couldn’t say anything. When Pearl ■ HJKE YOUI)YQl RESERVATIONS NOW! AniliilBitbijmlit[ m liss, }l$o! was on the phone, she triedMl to ti say ■ for PRIVATEFE PARTIESF M ON. THRU THUR! Lula, but she couldn't get it'out. ; "Even if she can’t talk, itli d(doesn't I C A L L.PATPARROTT P matter. As long as she undcrsderstands m |______! _ 7 3 3 - 8 1 0 9 \ M i OS ! S K A ELANDD. ______\ Plane causei 5733.81093 *1Twin Falla 241 Wreal e s t M a i n ^ J- chess match: h p o stp o n e m e

^ 1 Philippines (UPI)LJPl) Champion Anatoly. Karpov, roirousted from his sleep by a small planele noisilync H S |H Ipractlcing takeoffs and landlandings, Hiip^day requested a postponeionem ent of th e 25th m atch of the $550,000>00 MWorld Chess Championships. Just eight minutes before the noon deadline. K ajpov asked for aI delaydeli Thureday’s match wllh resur'csurgent . challenger Viktor Korchnoi. AN------— ------NO9TICEE ' The match organizer thenhen put l|.y togethff a party to martc thele Philip-PI MAXIX -& DANNY'S . Wioalood o . SmoroQibord pines' sixth anniversary of__martlal mu QJ|P| =fldQy5p.m.-?p,m. law and invited both contestants. S F E & HOTEL >undoy Smorgatbord The thW Kaipov postponemeement of M a ln S tre st, SundaSunday Noon-9 p.m. The theatre Ilslistings of today’sr’s show s the 2-month-old match did not sur- HeH agerm an prise chess experts, who had pre- ' ------J B R O MIB B .------and coming atlattractions can be bi found dieted such a game canccliatio]Qtlon (or Qll : two weeks. CINDY’S )Qtly Bullnetimon'* lunchoon today . . . andid eevery Friday In thehe Tlmes- : Karpov’s play has deci omily Dtnnor Sp«cIol lecllned RFS]: ^ A U R M - K News all newIW WEEKENDER Magagazinel • markedly since the beginning o Chonged Nightly) - Idahca h o S « a l# 7 9 .cloon i ; monlh, whilo Korchnoi’s has Im- g ln „ Moon Comlofioblo Dining lnt*r»tot*80 .Adoqu^dequQlo perking for c o n S Irucki :proved, ______■ 32.324-4991 ^ ^-Korchnoi-wili play-whlte.-move •and^ press for a win-when the 25Ur- = r W I M F A lL H t s . .-dame begins Saturday. ooiuHng riiiysi rH E -G O V f= ------^“ TJie'catalyst forlhe postponeiwnement itooki, Chlckon, ' ^appeared to be a small planeie whosew 49 66 A d d lto n W. IsubonondCofnsd pilot began practicing takeoffsioffa and 73 3-9814 loofSondwkhei isn d in g s a t the airp o rt near KKarpov’s an villa at 9 a.m, Thursday, three•ee hourst. AME G O O D SERVICE, FOODODANDDRINKSII I •before the champion’s normallal risingr ' ' tim e. . Canionoio Foodi ------^ ■ "GEIGEORGE K 'S Lunchat • Dlnnsri MOVIE GUIDE FOR FWES,IES ’ 1749Hl9Klmb«rlyRood .BrookSrookloii 7 Homo Osllvory Scrvlco G ; C«n»ol Audi«AC*( f'lm C0-Ma> ' no o>. I,L. to (0A ( ^ abi«»a f BOLDLDEN GRIDDLE “ ?EAKFAST — Sfmrd/^nVtlmc PG j Cvldorw* ioi-i - . FAMILYILY RESTAURANT IINCHES-DaJfySpcclal* ™ s i II V'0M >e lAQvix abotri il O p v n DDolly o l 6 o .m .-l 1 p .m . dinnebINNERS-De/ictou»Mec/j (dfli iMtdlnjon 2096>6 K* lm beriy R oad At Modest Prtf£3 - R ; 't*«liki»d.- »llm. 17 r****irOOX 0( ««• or> rwl.odmllt»d tnin Jljh«. ’ el g p«r*>>1 ^ en" od.«*" Colon*3n*l Sandon’ V «M.d.on KomoModo Solodt r X « tkli It poi«nilr an odvlMrpo ■ »» » ad<«ii»d IKo 01 OolleloutCfoom Plot Nortlorthspf*. , Inild* Dining Ar0o ? ORDER WIU; BE ' ifartLm^rtiII■ iiiiiifiiif iiifii , • Y o u n o f Friday, Soplombor 22,'22,1978 TImoo-Nowo, Twin Follo.'olio. Idoho A-0

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A-IOTImns-Nowa, Twin FoilFolia, Idaho Ffldny, Soplo/nbcT ibor22,1078 Signjisof sllowerf consilu m e r;•spenciding nmultipply. . ByNewbouseNewaSendlng, to save up the Industndustry see enough sources .■ worrying a number of gi V® caullon and fa r bd expansion could lose soi op, retailers would cul F Few ew of the excesses that classicisfcally m ost historical precprecedents; he should some of its much roomm for boosting spending bebegan three years ago. their ordering and ■ momentum and pertiaps : and plants would cut causeause recessions are currentlyully in have pulled bockck I long ago. But he ips even give further, • Consumer confidence seer» m s to be production. Emplo; ; way to a recession next car. mployecs would be laid sight.ight. Inventories on shelves1 or In hasn’t, lo any sign:significant degree — car. . The enonlormous amount of debt declining, de< though Irregularly,; y, and has off, ^ d Income1^0 wouldwo' lag._Wllh s a ! e s _ w/archouses a rc h are not cxcessiverdai•dative ana“he may ReTpHSpTieep the.current That’s slUl not the prevalling rev j view that consumern ers have been piling up.ls_bei _been doing so-for-somc-tlmrtmc.“ Cnc projections gettinjetting gloomier, busi- to0 sales.salt Spending by federal,I, statesl expansion rollingg fo:for another year or ...... among economic anolystsr■stsrMost con-~bound to " bbe e n bijz re s tra in t on widely w l watched Index fell she sharply In nessmen wouldd be be reluctant to Invest andn d locallo govcmmenls is stili rising, ris: even more.

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Do you want labellabels on the foods you 81009.1009. F o r Instance, the booklet2t liIdls This just hintsnts al the Issues Stcindaard Oil ?tra^fia sait ,nare for really want on food labels? Are you makelake ;a claim about ihelr nulrltio:Itlonal paper.” Corflndlana) denied ThurîreSay that it company butIt has h reached no decision KerKennecott. Hc said Indiana St£ Standard starting to findid so many facts on valuealue m ust now carry a nutrititritlon Tacitly admit had any immediate intention Intc of on the matterIter. It said buying into had bad considered an offering mitted by this fg price today’s labds that you’re confused label.)bel. Should all processed foodsods o r consumer-oriented lal making an offer to buy a 3130 percent Kennecott mdhad been considered as a nearer nea lo the market, pric ^labeling campaign 'rice for rather than hdped?Jed? onlynly mmain meal Items carry suchch Ifull Is the U.S, govemmn Interest in Kennecott CopperiperCorp. diversificationIon m ove. KKennecott er shares, which w ere; nmnent’s belief that re selling These are merdjlerdy samples of the labels?ibels? Should fresh foods be requli The company said It hadlad had1 somo The Indianama Slandard spokesman at 272 % early Thursday when th qulred It m ust do a far belterJller job of providing • talk s with KenntMwtt management— m nr said-lhe-comp y questions lhat thrthree key federal lo> carrc a rry nutritional labeling? Do;:»-y5U_you_!fillh_lnfonnallo > uilloa-yflu_£otialder______mpany--WQS-particularly—-York-Stoek-Bxehange-haUed-h ^Yor 1-trading agencies want you l( •. ^ has considered the posjpossibility of upset becauseise Wall Street rumors in Inti them because of the rumors, /ou lo answ er, beginn* w antant tyou had to name an area*rea of research'and - (CourtesySInclair&O has made Its original buibusiness & Co.) larger (han eext x p e c te d a t 159 m illion unpi enoughlough time to store and use• 11 a l technology lhat is5 moreme monopolized CHICAGO — Meats were unprofitable at the moment. • To provide.your-ou with\ background home; ere slningcr bushels. Beansns finished down 27'^ to Its Iti divestiture of the hugo Pe 3me; when il has passed its; pcpeak by the private sectortor lhan11 any other, It ;;:b u t grains slumped In coi Peabody lnform atlon,thei U.S.-U.S is distributing a quality commixllty 23ii cenis, me^m e a ls w a s e.GO to 6.00 Coa]Coal Co,,, ordered by the f« jalily; or when It finally shoulduld bc is the knowledge of3f howho to le a m w hat • • futures trading Thursday. federal short, easy-to-rcad•ead booklet through usedbj lower and oil wa;w a s 100 to 73 p o in ts off. govi ^ by the buyer. people know and_wh_what_p«ple_lhlnk...._ . ,. Commodity News Servl government, brought It a huge superm arket chain* ervlce said selling on theUie close broughi Maine amo halns. Called "Food ThisT his so-called “ open dating”lg” Is they o u ^ t to knoww Inin order to pursue ;;; ea rly gains of lOO to 150 poln amount of cash, a substantialll p art of lab d ln g : We Want Y points In live p„ia(oes to hethe day’s lows, with the whic ant Your C omments,” voluntiJluntary under federal law, althou.hough the kind of nutrition!tional strategy thal cattle were lost in a heavy which It invested In Carborujrundum the free brochureire outlines01 the issues require Qvy wave of settlem ent 4 tolo 7 cents down and May CorjCorp. of Niagara F alls, N.Y. sjulred by some local govemmeiments they like to know.” liquidation which left closing at 7,35 p j , .Y., the under review andild sisummarizes what___ (pr son hundredweight, off 4. . worl ir so m e foods..Also..the date isis nnow... Individuals will be given( priority at i' prices mixed but mostly Iow< worldls-lcadlng-maker of-abnbrasives "Irifo'rmatlbn alreadyeady Is iîifred. For usually lower, down Volume was 1,7011,7( caris. Traders said ' and sually preceded by any phriDhraM the food Idbdlng heartiearlng. Spokesmen - 37 points IirDwm ber 'TO to and an extremely profitablee copera- this latter reasonn alone,alo the booklet Is explair 8 to up 20 In recent pressutt;ure appears to be In tlon. cplainlng Its meaning — suchich a s for industry, consumisumer groups and D e « m b c r '79. T urnover wa; worth reading, eve was heavy, response (0 goodood harvesting progress '' even If you don’l "useis e b, b y ,’’ " sd l by,” or ‘,^ 0 nqt_iot use other organkatioasins. . are-being-on- 80,946 contracts being traded. ______Intend-lo-exprcss-y a y. all fall areas.as. About 30 per cent nf______Bss-your-own-views.------a fte!ter.'*’Should r." such explanationsins be eouraged to submitmit their views In Look for it; If your3ur lolocal supermarket manda p i s ex p e c te d to b e u n d e r landatory? What type of datingIng do writing to H earingng 'Clerk, HFC-18, ' a moderately active trade I has no brochures, wi Ide ol 1,800 cover by (his A-eekend.wee M\' JS, write for your free you)u thi think is mosl Im portant? ShoiShould FDA, Room 4-62, 560(5600 Fishers Lane, contracts with most back Kodak lawy copy lo the Consuronsumer Information allorji ick months ncw York Sugar Sii II dosed wllh 1 or Ju st ccrtaln foods be requiredIred to Rockville, Md.208S7-S7- • rabvlng up the limit of ik Center, Dept. 703-F703-F, Pueblo. Colo, h av e 01 150 point! advances 0 I 122 toto 7 p o in ts on a tr a d e of g j g - iv e open doting? The hearings to concome will be: ^ t . early. They lost more than h; m have thal 5 450 ]„is „'ith m , reports of Iranian 18-19, LltUe Rock ConConvention Center, .. advance on. late liquidator admits lying ■tlon entry Into (he( mmi arket for 150,000 tons LItUe Rock, Ark.; Sept.'27-28,Sep Hcfllth, early strength was prompUnptedbyt amojorlaotor. NEW YORK (UPI) - A fo E ducation & Welfaielfare Auditorium, ■ buUlshly construedplg crop r« law yer for Eastm an Kodak Co,frs Kellog)gg seekss to halt , New York ComcxCoi gold mounted a W ashington. D.C.;.; 0Oct. 12-13.--Fre- ft L ive bogs ended locked Ilm unsuccessful defense against 1 lim it bid Ir j-aijy qj modestjj, proportions to mont Building, Sanin Francisc,F Calif.; 5' all but the neartty. October i titru st charges adm itted Thursd. xtr contraci move within sslgl ig h t of c o n tra c t h ig h s In ji^^j • Oct. 25-26, Howardd Jo:Johnson 57 M old, j . whl<* closed 122 points hlghiilgher. Buy- December. H ie lied to a Federal Judge aboui-i regulalation of foodf< ads' . Boston, Mass. Thee firfirst meeting was fe ho dose was 60 cents to dest. ; tag was stlmlilated by the hog destruction of certain docur:um ents ©WashlngthlngtonS tar asked:ed thatth Pertschuk be barred froi hog and pig 1,00 higher onn aa trad(Tof 18.000 lols. rtnrir from held a few days agoo inIn' Wichita, Kan. P ax jp report showing total hog durlngpre-trlal proceedings. hog popula- D ecem ber setu*DtUed a t 220.10, u p 74 WASHING'TONN —- T he K dlogg Co. commlsslon m m i: deliberations 0on ©FiddEnte^t:e^rlses. Inc. R • Uons down 1 p er cent from1 a jy e a r ago cents, The adinlssion was made In U.S. has sued In U.S.. District Dist Court to try childrerIdren’s television adverllsinIslng and faiTowIng Intentions smal Dislrict Court in Manhallattan by to block Federal Tri imêrthan York ComexO sliver opened ll T rad e Commission because:ause he allegedly has indicatedted a ------~-n • expected. Volume was 1,2 Mahlon F. Perkins of Cos Cob, Conn.,C attem pts to reguli 1,295 con- higher, sagged.Jd. then closed strongly ^ •egulate advertising biass favoringfavi a ban on such adverti: tracts. a former parlneMn the prestljstiglous aim ed at children of i l o w n by following gold'O ld. T h e fin al ra n g e w as ;n of foods containing Ing.. ThoseTho suits cited several lettei Downlo : - .Pork bellies dosed limit u Manhattan law ffntJ-of Domonovan, sugar, _ P ertsch i lit up In all 40 to 80 pointslower lov on volume of 8.500 Leigi rtschuk had written about th • i^ntnicts with large pools)ls Iin most lols. Leisure. Newton 4 Irvine. Thehe firm InasuItflledTuescruesday, Kdlogg, one proposeciposed ban on children’s adverti: ibuiiths. Agîîve blddirdding was rrepresented e p n Kodak during IheJie six- of the nation’si’s 1 largest cereal Ing wwhit hich were obtained under th ICE mmonlh o n t trial of the complaini prompted by the Departnsrtm en t ol aint by m anufacturers, argued arg that FTC Freedon»dom of Information Act b 2 H1 A ^culture’s pig crop report.ort. Volume ButZ kcCp! Berkey Photo Inc. proposals to reguregulate television Kellogg:llogg attorneys. :ps sniping -Perklns.,(a. faces up to Jive yeayears in __ advertising for chllc SPAIUCE was272contractstraded. ■ .children exceed the Inn Ap.rll, A| the FTC propose _,-^Wbeat-dccllnc^-priiMrlly-ne: , smaller pig crops and d .•in al^ under pressure all111 doy.( In calde and (ha(It hesitationh wil! create mlllkTillllon In damages. Tho declsicIsion is. posed rules aboutI dillchildren’s advertls- part (hje-to a cairyover whitwhich was hlgherprlccsInUIn th e long ru n . bejelng in g appealed by Kodak. ingontdevlslon. In a request forir an Injunction filed in late August, severKiveral tra d e groups Estim ateated crop water use—:-S ep t 21,1978-Mag;fagic Valley Home--grownl ] . ___ _ TV line shutsits id o w n H Dally DaUy Accumulated water use ©ChicagojSurj-Times Sun crop w at^ use—Indies fo re ca st (E t) from date shown C H IC A G O -T he10 AdmAd iral Group of Crop ' IE t—Sqjtember ______(E t)______}in column through Sept.20 R ockw dl Internationa]tlonal’Corp. is shutt- Home-:-gioanI ------ing down its U.S. td>. tdevislon opera- . • 17 18______19 ~ ■20M______2 0 ' :IB 16 14 12u tions, affecting 2.000100 U.S.U. employes. Remodeling, decon:o ra tin g , ------Admiral makes1 tdetdevislons for the , U.S. m arket in HarvaIarvard,,Ul.i where 1landscaping, repairs ...... If n o t figured inlo your budgetg e t c a n ‘A l/alfa .17 .07 ,10 .1212 .17 . r • -3 .7 1.0 . , I 2 950 people arc employeployed. A dm iral will ' result in home m on^‘i m a n a g e - SugarbertA .18 .08 .10 .1313 .18 .1 -3 .7 1,0 1 I, 3 ' .. continue to manufactufacture and market ^ • > l e l d a ^ .14 .07 - .07 .1010 .12 ,1 •2 -5 .• .0 ],2 0 the re st of its U.S, appliappliance line. ^menl groans. Plan aheace a d . ___ The_company_had.had no immediate ! . .. .JCall Capital about a "Pu‘Put-i.t- ' . commeni on the fate[ate cof Its tdevislon ■ ’Together" loan, it's desi'e s ig n e d ------operation employes.is. tto help you put your houlo u s e in o rd e r by c o m b in in g[m mi o n th ly Metals prices ------^ bbills, v/lth enough left oov v e r 7 7 Wd,rl(dgol[old - - ■ ------ffl o r th o s o h o m o im p ro viv e em i en ts:------NEW YORK (UPI) - Lalnl mrt»lneUl iMrkct A tt i t e n t i o n : Amelianerican Meial NEW YOIIK < UPI)) — KorclBnI and (Jomnlfe Bold A nd w h ile y o u ’re on th o P"™-n.»»=*r LoDdco^ phone, ask for a free copycof of our MixnlnsnxlJUÎS.SOu.SOupZJO. Lift Truuck Owners!s! • book, "Pullirig It All Togtb g e t h e r ” , U pure, r.o.b. AnfmoqnJUlnfl21S.6S Parta(rnemarke()3i:I)'312%upi.l9, a guide to plan-aheadI m o n e y .. COpper.ckdrolytlc,ddlVCToankruit waa una vail. ■hiCOT K ^ ^ ZurtcJi2l6.ff75upS^..00. management. NewYort We can sisave you tirtim e I n-sii.soupi-ta. .»cib. ISCS'EM Coans up tb $25,000} 0 rgular M.OO c unJibricalri Rdd.flS.B! Sdllnilpnce, labricaledile.(Uik. M f l m l ' Z- N J ^ d««(relt^ catbod^ f.o.b.i . P « M . producerKjcer J50.00; and w e canc proveJ i t ! i n c i a l , N. • ftoplacomont p a rtss avaiiabioa to r A-C • Bakar* Yai V - - £ ] ^ S e r ww i c e s • Yalo s Bubildlary ol Tti Mostactivtives • Clark • H ystor • a nid d imany othors. )t Ttw Conilnanlal Corporation 'UJ'*)'I'D - The 10 mo*l ac- Thephilaa ceOMjJelb. uvo ilodu In, AmeiVmerlcan Slock , Eichance a per cenl compoalle iradinn a. at aht Z* Xlac.prfaewe*l(n>.U.S.SLS»«.OOelb. noorti A wl Jl I headpeople ....23403 InMnim Syi .... 7».»0 H i - *4 ^ UIkMVIMI ____ " B Ffldav. Soptombor ibor22. 1B7B '' Tlmw-Now..Twi,Twin Folia, Idnho A.11 I C f e©SOffi S)[fa® ^ G l o s i nigtjom c rtnodit;l i t s T - — LS hf u t u r e s P re v . a o s o Month Commodity aos< Hose H ig h LowW P.M . May Maine potatoes 7-397.: 7,37 7.3434 7.35 Oct. live cattle 55.^ I Sto( 55.45 56.75 54.7575 55.15 ■ • >cks s( Feb. live cattle ~ 57,; •core ilirregullar gai 57.70 59.00 57.3030 57.60 uns Nov. feeder cattle 69.J 69.95 71.20 69.75 ■ ByFRANKW.SLUSLUSSER prime rate t 75 69.90 te hike and a slowing of the m Oct. live hogs 4149.70),; 51.20 50 72 ■ UPI Business WrliWriter economy. ; m ost active NYSE-llsted Issuis u e , up % totaled 4,950,000,000 shares, compared 72 50.92 ■ NEW YORK (UPI) - to Dec. wheat 3.: ' — The stock. Investors to 12%. Boeing, the seconio nd m ost with 5,350,000 WedWednesday, 3-37'/4 3.361, 3.32^'.•32^'4 3.3J 'rs were encouraged the ac Dec. com 2.23V.2.5 2 .2 2 'i 2.20 ■ market scored an irreiiTcguIar gain Senate Flna: ' active NYSE issue, rose 3 1to 65V4. Resorts Inlerrilem allonal A w hen- 20 2.20Vi 'Inance Committoe voted to Bj Dec. silver 5.7G0O5 ■; 5.7750 5.7200 » ‘nmrsday and Jta first In eight shave two p ' Bally Manufaclurlngwas thirclird, up 4f.^ Issued stock was wai the most active 7200 5.7450 0 percentage points off the' toto51%. - Dec. gold 219,-In9.40 221.30 218.60 H sessions with the helpJp of< bargain corporate ta Issue, up 4^4 toto 447V4. 7 : T h e A stock w as 50 220.20 5 tax rate end to cxclude 70!____ Oni ' th ft Art|f>x_ f)y ] l g <»g ■ Oct. sugar 8 ( S — hunt^ and some favorablrable tamewsr^-pcrcenfof^ »-tbppcd— second—up-l3y«-13Mt-lo 140^4. -Loew's------,8'.03 ______7 .9S3 9______a.i5_____L ^ ' f ^ I f a l ’galns from reg u lar ndadvances by a 2-lo-l m argin Quotationlions from Sinclair, Inc. ■ 'l e a d in g w a s a ctiv e a s sosome m gambling Income taxesixes. 'u,, jln among warrants were■e in third place.on the ____ H is s u e s r o u n d e d . the 911 issues traded at 4 p.iji.Jl. Volume Amex active list, 0 Big B oardird volume totaled 33,640,000 1st, off'.A to 20'^. ■ Tlie Dow Jones Industrie strla l average, shares, dov.down from ihe 35,080,000 "I H upanddownlnas-polntrajt range most of traded Wedmixlnesday. Treasury ^ notes m th e d ay, wound up gainingling 3.98 points M to 861.14. It had fallen 50.5850.5£ points the Compositellte volume of NYSE Issues - - — LLivestock i r ■ previous seven sessions. (U P Jl- Jan 479 m a r k e t s ons. Including iJfM “11'all U.S. exchanges and over a " S . ’'U V ' OMAJW(irpJ)-Uvcwoa: ■ 4.41 Wednesday, settingg ththo stage (or the counterir atai 4 p.m. totaled 35,102,480 g^ DUli (or ■ ss: js ,! H oa 3.500: bulchm 50-1.00 higher most -Uvestoek; “> JiSis -M;rsj r s s,sSiS,t„ViîetillonUbliih a market, MB bargain hunting. shares, concompared with 37,397,620 >» I P a«>.ioo lb 56JO.S ,25; No 3-3 n a -m ib 49 ctlve: barrows and gUla IS lo ■ Tlje New York Slockxk Exchange Wednesday, w w i s&soo lb alea^ lo » ■ 22D0-i401b*.50.75-Sl?6, ly- sc :S!:SS S S . 5 SSoS’oi': 1 receipts; CatU# 100; hop H In d e x roseO .M to 57.36 amd n d theI price of The Amei ’ef*»icady merican Stock Exchange fii.35 7.75 Krt 1 IJ K i S ■ a share added 2 cents. Bu s a But declining index gainedned 0.16 to 166.58 and the • 3J7.7S F rt 22 arSml"^ LEGAL h ■ stocks tiqjped advances b iwlee and ______M NOTICE K by a 4-to-3 price o f a1 sfshare added I cent. The__ ^ SS f fi; ! H ratio among the i ,865 issue; ¥Nov “ 2 rers 5S.OO- Advtr1lism«rsmsntforBMB a u e s traded at National Association As: of Securities__ NoNov 9 H 4 p .m . ED T . - :ISiS K „ • fi ftr # s § i g fTr'mm'i^ i Sqporalo aoilod bids will be received by Dealers’ NANASDAQ Index of OTC__ nS .10 7.75 M»r 2J f i l s ramerek^ tho O tyol Hsnpon, Twin FeljB Couniy. Waho. H . Tlie Fed disturbed inv .10 7.80 Aor 3 and low 01 tho CIW H»ll, Dox'X112 115 or 171 South Main, investors by stocks lo st: 0.50.5610 132.10.______Ks£ !• B tightening credit Wednesdf Nov 30 i s ; s » Hanson. Idaho, untilIII Sept.So 25. 1978. at 5:0(5 csdoy, putting GamblingIg slocks, which look a___ge 10 7.90 Jun 26 /.«. .. P 'l'- '‘"lo10 ththe proposal will be ' ■ upwahi pressure on short-(ort-term rales drubbing the .15 8.05 3,000; a ,w); fM|p opohod and publiclyyroad. roti Bids will bo lel on the previous four sessions,___§oe .13 8.05 tho followlna: A nowBW firo fl truck to be bur- ■ thstcouldevcntuallyresultsuit In another werc activc. {)«: 21 I!?:!! a ______.13 «.05____ ycJRamadn Inns-was-the__—{Jj: n « ------w ------____ .W-tm__ Stp______,1 ___choBoS_bJ;_[fio Clly ofoQ Hanaon i accordlna to -NORTll SALT LAKE [Ill'll =liIilKnJUHUUh and IflO*spocii on‘nro7n'lhoIhTCIlyoTricTHanBen; ' ----- eaUema«O T N e \ ^ and range wJea ■humlundav; Idaho. •“ I ‘NEW YORK (UPf)I) —:ConFfp 1.10 7 238 JT n niie O e nwleraie; alaurtier ateer* now me ■ Followino .r . MlKt'id ' o. ^ n S ~ 'S M»n8Mk .so 15 17 23 - H NatSlail 2rt SO Jow r man laat wcrt. inHanec* I.OOS lo- Tho Clly fosorvo3 thortho right to refuse any or ■ wMo eompoiita prK«t Milan- ConiNO 2.78 7 100 .. 153 8 ... Nalom I.eOo allbids. '* « 1J4 iSu” Jf HocHMfl Jk i S! s»;,5 „ lati^tM heiren rM well Icftnj. uncluuuted ■ «t>cw tUtM on •Uio Kiv.•w Yorll C«rlAL .20d 4 Sll 514 ‘ a®'"'” 10 98 42 +1 NCRCorp f ™ SS- “ =“!■»“ a ' i'i 15-» fs^S aiu^ter U cm ; Good and mosUy dwictx i « 2-3 Datod thla 13lh day ol S ■ StocK Exchtnoo. ConllOII 1.40 0 1008 IJlZ •• HorculBi 1 10 410 ISrt— H NsvPower 2 ' uw otooo-I JOO lb. S4.50-53.00. ImmcilaleetoLhr,i to L • GALENA,STIMf>SOf ■ -Saloi ’52 ?5** MO'^hF 1.20 8B » 22H ... NEnoEl 2.10; gis. ii'”’™ =■! rtj^dcllvcry I eonlraclwl lor dtUvcry frum N»t ConlTol 1.24 e 420 10 174 27H+ H NlaoMo 1.J4 7 ~ ” ” ' S S S a rrom mid CIlyolHanaon H ■ • ___ P-C (tK3») U ll ChS.iConOtl* .25 91381 1 381 M /fttirt ’ •s§ \i Coro 10 184 7 28rt* rt 2^25?'' ly choice Twin Falla, Couniy, Ic -CoinQ IJSi 11 249 19 a i 87rt« H NUndu IJO S c^ ^lraib 'S «'’■ lly, Idaho, I •“ » +m,coxfl/d ,, m “ W* W SiironH i;40 13113 1023 &2 *3 NortkW 1.84 S ssss PUBLISH: Sopl.ISandnd 22.1978.22 I ____ jg g g y ___ ^ ____loxiM a n . ^ ,'J ” oe»n 1.08 8 28 ISH - rt NoNtO* 2.60 3 vu-'^ _____9 - « - KW-lnrt»------'.iO------— l3?128—flVt*1—132 Noatftr------2.18— ! NOTICE OF------:------* 2 5 “ " 9 81 18 210 36U+ rt NwDcp 1.18' — S- s s i - 5 4 : : E — ! i )* CfOwnZ 1.90 7 926 ,.’S 138 2 m - H T«]iQii 2.64 IB. 7 40 *4rt-- U TWIN RULE-MAKINQ I » ,5 "g 1s: - 9 n s B5H+ rt NonoftSI .92 TO law. w rs1-20 21 35 21H- rt »l U» • 87, Chapter 42. Idaho .80 10 141B Im * if Wouimi - 2.12 B 8 m {J 1100 (.0., 2HOtj:Cyprui .M •»» 17 80 18H - rt OworrfSF .80 ! ,S § “ * “ W i , ’i” ’i l J iis sirl r* 41.75- IfiOBubloclaondlsauoalnlea Involved: 5 '"P' '^n'3 3 11 350. SOU- H Owtnlll 1.18 7 323 22rt, ... Tricon 2.0K n tio o - 3.43jg MiQRANT p^p I Jsgs r : 7 64 U37W+ rt ---- P 2-01d .. 38 19 ... « .0 0 :f« FARM LABORERS, ’I ' S i S l f t " ,>:•» 15inSu2S4 - r t PacOE 2.16 Proposod fof amenamoni amoi to jnake I AmCyan m 10 » s 29 1-sl ? 4 ^ pormanonl tho prosor I » 408 : n . reseni omoraency^rulea I A»nHol»tD 1 8 u r 18rt- '“ “ ‘'•'“ IS,";.".,'’'’" 8! j2M9 2 '* Ir tp I ? P o & ’ m ■ 4 which provldo dirocillreclivos for cenifylno I A Horn* IJO t« iiu unvt 7 1050 3 1 H -H PaePwr l'.92 ’> 4 :'T r" Pot;’o t a t o e s fnlQfant farm labororflorors. a s s result oMbe I ^HMp _• .ea 13 m If!! Jew. is i i’li r - ^^22 j ; ' 117 24H ... PaoT^ 1^^ 2.B0 714S8 » rt+ rt court doclalon In RamonRam Qutlerrez, etal, !& » « .. “ “ ■1 , s M 7 22 IB rt- h Panhn 2.80 ? | s S ’I lahod, lA unless olflerwlao atniKJ. Colons s ; M32’i . 5 f 'w a „ " ; ¥ ™ I Am 8td Z40 7 m nS S «1 5 :l;s,” 'Itl ProcenlnQ. Propoaed ••• 1.32 14 17 38H— H lohnMv i*M ! A 'J S5!S7SES!., “,"S • S l ^ Union Pac 2 iii! lleda 9J5: 2rt-3rt Inch 12.50, tomee 1010.50; lof adoption lo provprovide for exp«dil»d I J-iJ T 3t 37 -— W ^«»0 1.18 8 HJ S ®I! JTS” “ UnlnsyaJ .W I p 510- conillcailon lor an IsBuance of., lood I Amotoll IJO ■ 10 18~ M rt- ’■•I” ovIde for-* disregard of— I AMF In 1J4 8 M 19 H 11 4 20H- rt Pm Ô 2.80 i 2 6 171 8 rt- rt NWBoIdTKoId 10 ii 7.W., Not 0 Income. Propoabd for I Armeo Inco t 7a 2DM- ■ 7n' till u. ’•» ' « 192 bJ4H- H Phe?p» D . ....977 24H+ U uitj T«nn J2------812B3 44 4-1 mlnUnumStofffii.**" « fonumborlng Irom)m 4-4326.01i ahd for 1 AmtCork 1 10 414. CBU------7 m .e8W ~m j>hiuEi-. i jo — - - - T.38------a-18J-x1Brt I .Aurco .40 .. 310 1SU4 » fa 8 32 1 8 ft-H Phil Mo 2,03 ~ nmonoffiDni ‘to’' provldoproi foV aptjclfto i f j l I 1.32 13 SS8 48rt-> U procoduro8 for dotorr I AMilindOl 2 9 e u 44 > i : ? r “ 2.^5 7 8 20rt+ H PMllpaln J8 , 1 S 260 20H+ rt TXT letormlnlna tho Income I AlIRcM 2.40 . 0 872 s Sm m - H ElPatC MQ 9 2« 2U “l l t ii 7 ' 80 21rt-rt PtllAl IJO wmJoranlhousBholdsholds, Inctudlnoirrlterla I AtlW Corp » 37 13H-< ^ I5u .S »<«''m«l I M 10 .40 j AVestern / e s grain ____ ivholhor Iho houaohold I - AvooCpn------.80------S-8t9-2Sf». 1.15...... 1 V :^ ^ Hff-'»-»<»r«el|...--.4U ------— It -7« -9^«+i^-.pima>E»-- - — ------la t o U MnBkSofocl^dod d 0Blllul0.b a 9edx.0 -— AmoUno .70 ^ ^ 8 142 20rt-( W EMreh 1.M 9 w M7 M 2 ”11 •2ia 47U - H PolarokI 1 ,. tho- amount of r( w 2 il~ ll Kiddsw • 1.40 a ' ! ” s ’iw w l#’"-' K E ".'‘7 }J KImbCI 2.60 8 (608 Js^'-IW PpQImj' 1.72 avQilablolothohouBOl3usohotf^*"° IncpfDO I BiVvrlnt ' 44 ts 3S1 31H+ sm n H Emj* l.'io S M 9 269 x29rt- rt Walflm IJO 3^326.03 Verlllcallon of n«^0Or<’ -B) a 248 2BW+ 2gUH H E.ColO l.eO 9 18 4 21 TBrt ... ProclerQa 3 \ f o ^1 f r ”7 r . ! ' M of Migrant Income, Bn«jun 1,10 91H8 uMV*-I28H— Exaun 3.40 9 187S 878 SiS* S 11 1000 26rt ... PuSCol 1.45 il "ol i r t i It renumbering (rom 3- DtxtOfTI .40 18 iSa 43K 43h-i + 1 FF----- 87B SOW* V, KnlOhlRd N ' ’iJ13 TIB 27H- rt PSE»Q 2.12 .40 4 'a ? ” r t - r t OGDEN 4320.02 and for amendmont amo lo.clarify OMtFd 1.08 II STB 28H— 28H- U F«bero« .40 8 81 B 279 Zlrt— rt Pullmn 1.40 11 M S ’* - li wJaiJil- 2.04 2.W 7 743 IU—U Underll sourcoB to bo rollodDllod upon in verifying Bookmn .44 18 84 43H4 8 19 48H« rt PursiC 1.16 1.40 6 278 I9rt* rt No.Ilprlo.iiproteln3.oobu. 43H4'l\i FalrCtm^ .80 10 A 3? ;js:ijj ‘8 !7 31H,+ rt Purlilr 1J4 mlgronHncomo. Boll Hw( M fl gg 2DU-.U 2ow- Fslrclnd .80 B 9 9 n v i- rt '‘' ‘’fl*' ’-IL i I “ JsS- u ZT e, .07 6 8 a 21U *rt 3~«328.04 Vertflcalkin of M JSn+ V, FilrmlF .78 IS 1 S : l S K S ! S f e This section la to 23Vt ... Farih Mfg .. ' SS 'S5* 2 LoarSlafl ,80 "T a iTB 20rt+ rt OuakrO IJO _ _ ^ 123 24ft— rt Wayrhaa JO , 1! S S1DM+ 3 . FdNlMI l.ia S 734 11 2 36H- rt -----“ flR VrtiloPIll Sll fciKSSSS.'”' fonumbofod Irom1 3-t329.03.W : There la no 1 0«»(na 1.20a 134871 8SV44 1.S0 7 J 47 23 Arlvalj;iTlvslt: 38, ail wheat. ouajoofthorule. , 85V4 + 3 FcftoO 1.0a 0 182 V ’5 J5 IS ■••Whl^l \20 M - rt Flralns I.IO 10 78^ 78 13H+ rt U jj^tp 2rt 8 1.M S 107 21H* tt . W 3 a f f i K Sn “K Pmeaa. Propowd QOrtW 7 177 |8 f tl H FiPiCp .32 7 S3 i s S I i S i l1 J 2 l S '' - r t ? S l F Molor .. 1148 1 ft— rt Ior ronumberino from frorr W328.04 4nd for 31« ... Flomlnp .90 7 23 S S r i t e - ^ S : orovido for Immodlalo 2SH4- U Fllnlkol 1.20 7 94 'roduce cortlllcatldn'°of^°d< ' ’« m nim U * t , H FlaPwr 2-48 7 ^ 317 ii Lockllood a ' ’J ^ ^ Wiiiumic i I d e stitu te mlQiant J9«,> W FUPUt 2.008 7 SSS ■ ; s F S i I 7 902 BIrt ....WInnDi 1.9J1.92 11 9 «H4. rt C1»CA( iriM. houBohoIdB at tho10 10loro-purchase Tevui. >414— H F M C 1.20 7 “ 768 5 | 5 * » l S S ,'.i! t __1.A0 8 204 20U- rt »ltSd^°USDA’’ “ for asslonmoni of cf oilhor« half or iull ' «i FoodFr .ISd ..49 IKO un- coftlllcaKonIon t basod on dale of 3 10I4M ssrt*m li4,7J- appllcallon and roco/,receipt of Income, and n E?S3? ,’if I "S1 is-&. 'I -i”v l E S S : 4 ? “ !s5.i-a»; i for such cofWlcallon 118 10 - r t RotjmH 1.M CO,; ! I! S S 7 5 alion for an indefinile II .1 ’p f 'S S S : S | ; b ;„., numbor lorilmoaasI as longI oa household ' J ' t S M \S ti100 31W-i r i! rt Micmlll .64 7 201: 11rt4- H Report: 1.80 f e w cniiuna moola Iho •'doslllulo”ulo”craoria, • • I8K— H 0 0 ___ ,S J , • 3-4320,00 Work RMlatrall Burtlnd 1.40 Burtlnd 8 IM 20 ------U OAF Cp .88 .. 129 YORK (UPI) - atrallon of MIgranta. iiDvrINo IJOJ 7 208 12U- 42U- H 0am 8k 1.40 9 ’3 43 33h! rt -. ; f ' S 2.’^ Proposod (or ronunenumborino from 3- Durrot) IJO 14 7» •9rt+H4 79rt + Oannatt 1.40 18 402 432100 ond fof amomimondmont lo provide anAmOl .80 22 ti rS’S ™ S I x ? : !! i t a s mat Incomo oarnodnod spoclflcaliy by • a - rt Oen Oynim 9 81S ;.KrJ’r"^S Stocitcx:k prices sludoni undor elohio BH+ rt OnElK 2.80 10 1568 12 295 20K- rt smaoli 1.73 . “ ' • “ "I lOhloon (16> Is (o be S?f ..WU u ’^nlM 1.70 a ! 10 643 19rt— U ' oxcludod (rom tfio10 computationco of ftio 3rt+ M OnFood 1.44 9 308 i . incomo of mlafanl ho «W -W OtnHoel .80 . 27 * S Sh~ rt la^î 2 20 a iiS S J f r S AOoboOII .21 11 housohold. Income ^ I II li :S i r ^ ^ o v ev e r r c o u n te r • not apoclllcairy Idonlllonliflod aa from-(fie ir i™ S'*! u {“Dll In .44 8.1“. IS !U sa-S - . “ S :S K « . ■“? 1! 2i ! l « S 'i V ,40 10 S3 10 - rt student mual bo pforal.foralod oquailâfnonD C«msw 1J4 81EK ISU*.8«i* W Qenl Moi 4a 6X08 IB M 2Srt ... SCm’cj) l.'io Iho worklno housoho •C«ltT*l !.«» a 118- 24H-4H— H 0 PubU 1.78 -a 111 9 681 X31H-M ScetlPap- .84 SzsS»e:it:C;;Si '’5 Juotallons from NASD at ap- at oddlilon. Iho prior fulo. CwiTd. JO 7 44 21H-m — H.OanSlel -.ISd...... 7 O" ' 3 7 •! 148 27 rt- rt SMflram .92 fulo 3-4326.07. entlUed _ . SM A McOrwHlI 1 It 1 tompir . 3s 171 11. + r t . p roixlm x lm a alely noon. AH bids Interdeale’a le r Special CerilflciilonIlon ProcM urat k t - Cm w ------1.44------tl gl~~~4aA + 1 H _ aT 6____ 2.4S_____7 BSflj II 124 24h+- rt Soan l.ia . 1’? 5 Slnaln _ 7 37_ IBrt ■■■ BhaUQU____ IJQ;______ll^»_3W :_’pilds_ln SMSonal MIortntt FarmF . Laborera la *5 7 m”s3'*r i-fs-rffir— .rS— h7 306 31 - rt SlerflP 1J2 s ... Interdealer-quotallons-do-no•■01 proposird for pormimonnmonfnjpoal. -r——— QMcnlNV 3 a Its 41 53 3ivi7 i '910 J202 20rt—IU SfonalC 1.38 — [“l i ” lude relall markup, markdown o ’,i! fn►n Morck 1,70 18 9906 SOU- U ammni .seti «i 9 1 24hI*S Include ] 'n o r For tho purposes o(3f detormlningde II the , i s 37 J78 M0 -■- u QaltyOl IJO 12 243 „iob 17 86 12H- rt commlsi Out*, Crtfi n 402 lOrt-f H ailletle 1.80 11 343 iiJ riu MorrllLy J8 1519 8818 71H* H SlnjjorCo .80 nmlsslon. These quotations ara r e P.fODoood^ fooulaiiona will wil( bo adoplod a s" 0'nril»r 1. . J47 122 + 4- H :aiobal Mar .. S29JS ?BU 'ii « 0 M '•'<> '* 9 ivlded by Sinclair, Sturgill and Co. >erson or group In- m ... Ooodrin 1.32 . a 280S !!5; S ' > 11 #l£ 4I ! ! ” i l l Co. r r . ? o / K ’,”h'. a , . ',r ”s may : eubmnt written 3H4- H Ooodrr 1.X 7 944 t !l I £1" iif I Bid Ask[Jc tostlmony lo iho undoralariraignod on or before . S 1 1SH * ' ... QracaW 1.90 7 318 67 *S0 7 SSIO 69U4.'U SoulhCo 1.34 . jS§ 17 247 i2w“.'' Bankofyik of Amer. 28.12'/. O ctoboM I. 1878. UnloBSIBS twonty-fiven (29) or m-U'OIA&P .lOd 87 , l i J s i i i C i moro Inlorostod pofBonB.ons. a govornmenUI I r t - W .QtNoNk 1.20 7 23737 30W-’rt tjJjSm® 40 7 ! i:m ' i n ’5 I’stSec.'Sec. Co. 21.25 21.75.75 oubdlvlslon or nooncy, or 1J4 *n 2o'*~".1 ... anWilFIn 1 8 359 ", .1 s s , ' IS y. cr an association IU> H Cm Ola 1.0S ' IS 284 2 M uI.Jf Mofiian 3,20 8 3i .60 10 501 23U+ rt Id a .. I'st.NI 's l al. 24.75 25.757c having a momborahipP olo( not less than !ss;sia “.?ii s Iwenty-dvo (25) Intorostod « 13 iS ijii:Irt4- U ’aryhnd 1.04 7 1 52 i.2iJb .. ?4 “rt-rt Ida.Pwr. P w r. Pfd. 42.00 - Jted poraons nuko a IH+ n Orvmn . 1.20 0 147 a * ' 86 23U - rt SowaPS 1.20 I 88 I4H+ rt .00 roquesi In writino lo roa gonoral goi heartng on S mboIi m 1 m H QutfOII 1.90 . 62083fj fi- l 11 !S g - ii iS S ,’5 "oi 2i t o l l j r l t I n teirm r m nn. . Gas 14.C2'/i 15.121'12','- thopropoaod fulo(s) oni oor r boforot Ocloborfl, CojoartP 1 1 393 IK+ H QuIfSIU 1.24 S 304w i iw l rt I I I ’g '! - 1B75, no such oonorolal hearingh shall b« CM Qm 3J4 141 28 I . ... Oll&Wa .88 511S4 > c ’4 .‘ xbS iwood 17.00w ' convened. CmbEn IJO 104 » alU— u - W ------H K----- ! S S5.-ii ifr, IS 1 6 20 8Ui-rt Long.Ig. FFII ib re 2G5.00 290.0000 Within Iho llmo llmllsspocspoclfiod herein, any CmwEd 2.40 390 28V4irt+ + H HalllWn 1.40 12 714^ 5 2 * '* Nibiico i ^ ^ ^ T " r • ’ 1« «?»♦'?»♦ rt HamPa 1.30 9 1 28 33 3?0 "hI!^ Pac.:• St. LifeI 4.12'^ 4.50'^.y,,, poraon may rovlow the text . • Con .Ed 2J0 8 337 24M+rt+ ■ H Harrani .50 12 04955 Mu.L.iu: NalAlrIn ■ .SO 18 6( 13 231. 38R—Irt 8our>d«(n 40 ruIo(8) In tf;o OKIco o( tho.'K'cl'SRTC ( • -ConiFcl IJO. 830 x24H- ' 8 281' 21U4- U SlerlDrg .77 isd. Food 24.5050 ' Records or In any of thi H - rt HrrliCo tJO 16 231!! i!S:’2 KSK VS 56 99 x19rt ... SlewWn 2.10 X i ^ I?rt. rt C o n sd .F i 7 8 3JH> rt OuBorInt .20 7 B2 14 ... S ie rT r a LLl lf e 1.50 1.75j r mlnlstrotlve Oillcos o( the Oi Q u a•nlex n te x ,38 .43 ofdcoa of Ihe Rooionai Atti 43 Hoallh nnd Welfare DIvIsD lvlslonf^lw ted ™r> M inirl.W rl. W. est ,30 .3535 Coouf d'Alono. Lewiston.on. Caldwoil,( Boise. U ta h P oow v er 13,50" Twin Falls. Pocalello.. ondan Mat)o Falla, 50 Coploaofthepropoflodruloirulols) may be made atlhooxponsoofihoroquos^quoaling pa rty ., . (— {M om laio n M (Foniiij DAWN S. STATHAM — Cuatodlan of tho Recordicords Vallealley grain Division of Admlnlsir Bh 7J3N.L rounq 8.08 fi.L Idaho Dopanmonlol■("(HoaH'h'ondWfll?^' Hot J tAT VliU F 12341175 Sialehouse » p!*f” IS a:i s BMn not Fundt: SotlI whilewhite wheal 3.10. barley 3.BO, oals 4.isi',>and and Qoigo S S i ' '5 F«J4 ho an>«: Cu.Iiiis!.!!,!”, 81 OaUno •il.iJH.L mlieOBl-aln.jRraln 3.80. Uututf fumJl tl CM 8ltf nil a 12410.19' omm ii.e«iM PUBLISH: Friday, Sepl.22.22.28 2t and Ocl. a ' S IffF! g!J! I H sslS ! SS kl pal prire* are given by the Bean Crowcn : g i ^ by M NASO , ln«n iril 64 9,49 Bin IrKOn llil I4i hocsfl AasoclaUon Ine. dally. OUier grain I ; s j s s s u? i E‘f,H S.S otice , . s , a \ ore an average of leveral Atagic Volley3S; ■,n.=„,d.n=o‘l 8fr.S E ^ S U S - S ^ ' i S T« ? ri W , tin n js) dclcrquouiirquoloUonaoblalnedweekly. loctlon 31-608 ol tho Idaho Codo. noilcols hereby)rebv oivon lhal Twin | f ! | r a " , a M : p ■ ! s ? i ! : s ; ; s Falls County will aoll al a PublicPut Oral Auction ist- S ilil"- « on Tuesday, Octobor24ih.ih.l878, IB at 10:00 a.m., ■Aeem M SJ4N.L :C«pIt Prtr Swi isj7i7:o K£A Ut 450 6lh Avo. Wosl. Twin Foils S ISIlil: 1 1 1 ) lnF> IJ41CJ1 NMIA 0 14.31jui N.I & JStt K j’ffK V allealley beans Foils, 5 E Thofoliowlnovohleloa: JSU*" :23£f Trm £13 IlilltM _ . i: ■/ ■aiSSJi ETe-.K S . U r ^ i?:!53:[!!.t a 's 'isnt Tudo< i, H lt£2NI. Greatat northero*;nort 8 dialer* al 18.00 7 dealers at One accident damaflodd 1971973Chovrolel, Bel 2oin CO 7.UK.L is.ooandeot.md 6 01/ the market. 0 motor) Serial ; I . . . H ' S ' r i JOJi a 10.nH.L Plnloarsd. B 1^5 toa: 3 deaJcrtflt 15.00, 1 al 14.50, ll al 14 andJnda a One 1883 Intornallonal. V. B« TJ) M l].i?14J8I I ' I f t S^ . *r ^ 7 J 8 8.4. m J2!3^ Ojflhcmattaimartel. al. Vl Ton, Pick-up.' -. .4J1-U I...... 1141H.L - d.d4b..lljl.ius------0CI»W------104110.7 lU red*! «dealer»al IS.OO.-Bdealtnronra _ M o d o l C 1IOO, Serial #SB34»43053A.J__, 30 ___ I Oro 1IJ82D.07 ‘Dna WQ 1LUN.L H;o] Ono' lBM ChoVrolbl Carryall Carr 6. V, Ton, ....£ “ B?d S T 1IJI12J7. srrun market. Sorlol#CS168Z152M9 ' . NaU Im Bfl Idalwplnki»plnki;idealefBriJ.OO.BdealeT»oll4.co 6 Z. W.6 Ono 1970 Ford, 4 drr.. Falcon,F, Serial I :riK ® ^ Un C(?i 14.491111 all3.00aml6Oondfloir the market. OH27L1D0174.- ' t , K F s Union T l I2J81J.5J • UR.kldnej-kidney*;! dealer a i a .00 & ° n M i a r S H 'lS ss..™ IS !5 MERLE. LEOHAflO.Chal CwF A ail tir Bdu F « ...kr, Oua io.r3H.L ■ a mbS SmallUlwhlia; whlli ideaJeratlS.OO. Chairman , “ ! S “. 5 K nS? Fd 7M l u niflckturtl,AturtlcsridealcratJO.OO. Board Of Couniy Commis,nmlsslonora p i f l loho I - i S _ S _ < wUt£ .u «0M u r r p r ^ l offering. oI..rrpor11inIln , Corn K * iiiM 7 ' (twlcfi:t . eoicourtesy of Weaem Uean Uealcrs To". 4« ss jS U710.1J Incom 8.7210c AaaoclaUoo 1 »jcr» Richard A. Ponce. Clork ^ ,M,IS !."«« 'SSK i S g*7T ir n ie * uST UUoo Inc. I‘rlc« arc net, U.S. No. 1, lesiless .lo Van Zanlo, Deputy a , ' ? a o * ” F l J I ^ Siii bean IflX ond Uoraee charge*. . NL- 8cl«ne PUBLISH;FfIday.Sopl.22anc!2ond29,ie78. . k " B l ?:J7 U^»rn.F A o c u Ola Ml 1T b USAA Ca 8.4fN.L l/SAA kl 11J«H,L . “ il P a ’!s« sl! 'isH IMua Una Fundc Fd U3 (Jl Trtnd A09 27.4]b ra ;s!s ua , ViiJ Ua 144 IA 1iMK.L Pta'd PnpiM: JJJ - SMnea Fundr Val vai Ine BJ] L« Im IO.tllO.9 Fin Dpi LTD N.L I0.1J . S 2 ° - ” Uit Uit an I lUBiaj] n a j)N l Fb hd 477N.Lt E ' (I s S!riZ \ r H -Jss Ss a,'!J ,i!,'vji i a e.3) e.d HELPWWANTED) ;Po™" aa E ?nS , A 7 S ■s ss i!& .SS.'S : S ’S '! S CCheckers: h e M ale o r P■em e r ale. Full or Partirt T im e. r i J J , ■ &■i - . - 'i l S H - S s!- VS = Com 1T7 7i2 ts. “R ,K S ± Spad UJtKU A pply in perst LSS f f a rson to m anager ' £ s r L 9 A . A A\,_to . t 6 P,M . S l i l! - , »I K I J l; ..sffjvi a ,ii.nii.rj : lit Indi 14.ce .L uom i «!m :l i l a • »S'‘ Sil' E“"i Truai 10« ,U 1 . 1 ^ Fufiii: * i L r f cX war BM 14jr .L “ S S I lt ^ A - I I ‘ Wax Inl 14J1 L : F l | S.*rtlUJM i 'S5ST “ra tM f f i! t ' ■ a ? K •“ 5“ ' j - s r ™ ,'Im E K t I Uon Ut 1J0N.U Ttl Fr 1 -Uun U MJSIW u " V- BM S i i ' S l v "“ B Wh Unr IJ9H.L Mndv 1U7H.L T5m a s s t H si!s- 11 arMd I 4J0 4.D fpf ^ ! T a ' - K ’i* a a . s' ,iafr' mtSl F r g ffi* ' i : e j l M * in a , l a an S g ii'liss K L• •• • HH . ESS 'llil ! 5 t S . /\*12 Hmeft*Nowa, I Mill ruiiD,'ttMB.-tuano i-riaay. Soptom bor;bor 22.1978 $80,0000 parkidng spaetItIon available food resoimxs mus have been tbe final straw whichI tlpiUpped the! ' dinosain into oblivion. “In this Instance, the me Indeed Inherit the Earth."

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LOS ANGELES (UFI) -— . m an f3und sbot to death and apparently appj it6 b e d Monday night w ass IdeIdentified 'nitarsday a s Ralph Tbomps

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JSOMAWAVE.fAVE.NORTH TWIN FAUS.s.iOAejm ICV LOW TAR • CAME L QUAClTY PHONEOOeiTJM in ^ w n leon General Hes Oetermint PRJPrnNG - ACE PRINTING ALSO0 ing Is Dangernus toYourHeali SPEQALIZES IN 4 COLOR PROC'ROCESS WORKANDALLFORMSOFSOF. a rnn.''inr”iar".n.fl fli mn. ninntinB nv. nnr ninflrmtn•Btffl hv r r n mnthnrf i i Freeze;in io►rce i fo)r 16 ccity^enmploy;ee& K ’ ^jErt-SHEH R, is detennincdcd by the rise In tho Increasing Incr city employees’ salaiJarles.lt The resolutionn passed pas by the councU in thUie e nnext year, but he added Uial TlJDes•^^ew8wHttf hal he 90 days os Uie maxlrlaxlmum amount of t » consumer p rlcc•Ice index, but ihelr base, has has been speculate that raisesses could this week also establishedcstii Incenlive docs r ^ TWIN FALLS - Tho Tw: )cs nol expect Uie ccrtlflcatlcaUon jldc leave an emplimployee couid ac- Twin Falls pay was not incrncreased. be given| out of money set aslaside for raises for certified B p C tty Council h&s finalized U Ufled employees who prograi•ogram ttrcosl nearly that much.h. cumulate. Roughyy 23 em ployees had Jd the wag6 Employees>_.whose w pay was frozen emergency, em( overtime and extr.»tra hdp achieve higher levc K freeze U Imposed on 16 t levds of certification Hc Hope pointed out that a fter onc yyear’s ea already accumulatedlated ov er 90 days 10 city ad- have objectecjecj to the plan bccausc salaries, salt If enough money remjimalns.in or for non

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c g n t r a c:jts j . B y CKRlCToi^R BOGiHXJAN I, Tlmes-NewBwrttCTier HAILEY — After seven1 monthsm( of v f stormy negotiations, thelhe Blaine County School Boahl and thehedlstrlct’s d teachera Wednesday reached:hed a con- fract agreement. Both ^ u p s agreed to0 acaccept a StnrW l'W riTa^''^"*' state fact-finding team's repoieport which ^K!^:ALM aattled beck and forth overr termter s. The two ^ u p s deadlocked±ed lnlate . A ugust ov er th e $42,000 gap,t:ap,between ■ ihei,r nna]-contraM-Newt' dlscontt o ^ th e use of prof tiool bus . r Gov. John names. Her'ss vwUl stand by Itsdf to toM M alta, an h o u r a n d 45 m in u te explalncplained, when It’s Ume to teaeven named to replace Dudley D v e ry 'Tbe community/ Is helping out in y DrlscoU, out only fiveJ weeksw ago her first allowed allov to attend. g irls■Is aand four boys In evcj *-■ also of Twin Falls. RlchahJ F\ P\ dem enti dsjic another way rcmlnlscInlsccnt of the days •d Fuqua of teaching Job waswas to be a t the 62-year- Th m entary grade bul Uie flfUi and sl . Dedo.was reappointed. The school board later agreed to let ^ Jn when the West wasos s< sctU ed. T h e new old school. Thatlat was Just prior to the then readilyidily adm its she didn’t Uilnk FVed D uane D ecker of Piii them go to Almo as long a:as Uie . „ WM sta rt of the schoo:hool year. pare " ■ - collegelege IUiat she would ev er teachhthe U teacher has Just movetioved to A lm o from rea)>polnted to the Idabo parents drove them, and the dassch Is HVmBi. Burley and is boardlnrdlng w ith a faniUy ho H^lh iheoffercamcime Just in time bccause backup back toll. ■ ■ lowerlhi;er Uiree grades. FadliUes Authority with his nc in the tiny farmingJlown. low ^n ew term gjje was readyy te tito establish an a rt 3pen open to anyone Interested In a rtrtbr < ’ federal'assistance.cc. \Wc would also accompl»mpllsh the councU’s goals, “ We would Uienhen hope that ; and ait enthusiasts are detemilamilnod museum and finefine arts complex to [orthering forth the cultural Interests';tsof lUce to see someme , governmental Memb-lembera of the Magic Valley3y som etim e during5 the th year the to see tbe cultui^ growth of)f MlMagic s^ e the artistsists and the public. Magic Magi Valley. . suportfortheartsonIs on the local level A rt. Council Coui are meeting lo draftifl group would stageje som& e s o rt of : VaUey keep pace with the ex-.. E m m el says theth e councU has In Fading of the couneU's goajoals su ch as Uirough thethe ccity P arks and ' by-laws,laws, a consUtuUon and setet benefit on ow behalf,”bebi he ex: pension in birick, m ortara r and mind a facilityUlty with theater, represents reprt a challenge, but Emmimd RecreaUon departmartment," Emmel goalslls andan gulddlnes which wUl beDe plained. “We woulduld like to havo lumbOT sa y s the newly elected elec gall^. sayssays there a re iederal funcunds sold, presentesen ted In a general m emn- - artists stage occaalo^onal exhibits president of the Magic ValleyHey A rt Em m el said ther8 wero Im- m eiil says.says E m m d said, f u t \ ^ . for aU artistsits to make their talents talen of the area. pressed wlUi Uiethe recent glanl ■For "For cxam pie," he said, “ a He added indlvlduaIduals w ishing lo *i>imngh thwfp organization, t on, they conthbuUonstoUto the community. “We “W fed we can make Maglaglc garage sale of lhelhe 5 Salt P alace In . small Uieatcr'th group m ight com e to make a donation1 tb to an artist of hope to r q )re sept all phasesisofue of ' In addlUon to Emmd, the of- Valley Valle an art center of the slallale. ' S a lt Lako Clty.whlciwhich hdped fund us If membersm were planning a thdr choice wouldId noln receive a aits, tying togetbtf tbe artiartists, (Icera Includede Shelly Klnzel, There Then is m ore talent In this regie’glon . th e U tah Symphony,lOny, and They arc productlxlucllon but lacked funds foror tax deduction, butIt byby g iving it to muBlcUna, potten, dancmOT and coireftpondingg secretary: Ted lhan than most areas of tho country,Iry." staging their ownvn ggarage sale al costumeitumes, props, or maybe Uieyey the councU In the lamenam' of tho artist other taltot from Sun VaUe%aUey to Haynes, vicei i president; Fara tho theci councU president says. the First Presbytesbyterian Chureh neededxled hdpI renting a buUding UiIn Uie

B y DAVID MORRISSEYEIY first of the year,year,” Tony Flskett. season,;ason, F lsk d t said. offer of J37.25 per■ Shareshe for between Ttmes-NewB wrild* director of corporalmorale communications Flskett Fiskc added that the purcha'Chase 1.8 and 2.2 millionn slshares of Green BUHLB - The Jolly Green en Giant with Green Giantlianl In Chaska said ould would also mean Green Giant "can"c Giant common stock.dc. ’The’ second step m e meets the Pillsbury Doughgh Boy? . Wednesday. "TheThe basic outline has draw•aw upon i PlUsbury’s conslderatirable will be the formal mer]merger Itsdf. AdvertisementsAd' for giantit g re e n b e e n a g re ^ u p o n .’’ •on.” resourcsources to grow faster.” 'Holders of Green ' biscuits?blS4 Flskett said GreCTGrei G iant operates cn Giant common ip]y jQ slock will be offered ' TheyT sound like scenes from3m grade oniyoneplantlnldiiIn Idaho —a processing Flskett said It was still too eariy •ed "a fractionated I C S i; ‘■B"Hollywoodmovies.‘■S' . !termine If that anticipated grow share of Pillsbury7 slctcks for eacli operation In Buhl.Jhl. “"B uhl Is one of our d eterm • Buhl share of Green Giant AndA while 11 b unllkdy such* sci rip ts m ajor com facUiUicUiUes." Flskdt said. lUld m n ean an expansion In the Bu ant stodc,” Flskett ■ t wIU n is a For each Greeneen Giant share, a will ev er appear on television,)n, those, adding lhat exact;act |production figures ant. but ^ added such expansion is j colut please wail for a fcfew grounds have beenI dodosed but North bootsboot aro a must wlien travel]/cling In Thompson FlaLt, Brackenbury, B and dryingy'ing days< before attem pting to0 getg< Fork and Easley remaemaln open In the ______jinany y Sawtooth fnivst nrp.nc ______Ijlkp npVAlnnfiid—campgrounds-aro ri __ IntoO-Uuxarca. the...... ——______Wood River Vailgv.’.jSinQk^_Bw.at_ Sn P«People Interesled In obtfb taln in g presently dosed,i, bulbut will be reopened Therhe Fairiidd I District fairly well we A lturas and a couplele of cam pgrounds firewoodfire> are advised to checkxk with If weather permit:rmits. Clear Creek, escapedaiped the snow storm, recelvlniving are still open at Redfiiedfish Lake. Most Ch«rQ 1«»Kofrodmmw-Ncw» localocal forest service offices, a s5 mostm o f Bennett Springsjs an and Sublett camp- rainin In In m ost areas. The roads havhave campgrounds along: the Salm on River ' V'" " '• these thes areas are either under■ scveraJsc grounds arc still1 opeopen. Appro.TJmatdy beenen ggr; raded reccnUy along the Soulût), below Stanley are! aLalso -still open, Redflsh Lake Visitoror ICenter will be open to the public fronfrom 10 a.m . to 5 i J e r o ml t e c h a n p.m. Friday. Saturdayrday and Sunday mberreejects ssidewalilk plann through September. -ByLONNEROSENWAlVALD chamber’s stan itand. iTiey speculated bearbe an appropriate pal ce to start.t- termlned how farIT dodown Lincoln and T hele councilcou told EJvans to survey the Be sure and bringg yyo o u r own supply I - . TliDes-NewBwrttCTCT perhaps the busbusiness ^ u p confused Coi Councilman Fred Kiser objjfcjected Main the repairs wiilwill go.| ■ downtowintown a rea and to report to themlem of w ater, as tap w aterte r 1Is n ot avaUable I' JEROME — A plan tolo ImIj prove- the cu rn ait pre proposal with the 1975 the thee city doesn’t have the crewsor s o the Public Works diredirector Ed Evans how muchmud work Is needed. now In most campgrourrounds. i ' J ^ m e ’8 downlown streetseets Is In plan, which was i /as for strwt widening. money mont to rq iair all streets. said money couldould be saved by ::-Jcopah!y. Councilm ann GGlenn Capps said this "It " It should be lip to the indlvidiidualto indudlng the reparep air work In a’ • :• Tbe Jerome Chamber of CorCommerce proposal Is not a ot a m ajo r Improvement get Itit done,” Kiser suggested. contract for repladn I ;;bas reftised to support a citycity p lan to like the 1975 p la lacing fire hydrants. plan. This plan calls for Under Un the dty code, projroperty -nie fire hydrants :SI h o ld s geo i 'repair downtown sldmvalks a a nts on downtown ;othermal rcraffle les and gut- general repairlalrs on the eroding owneowners are responsible for keepli ping up BtreeU will be replaceplaced soon. . TWINWIN FALLS - SomcUme liIn hot waler. sidewalks of)f Lincoln and M ain sidevsidewalks along their land. But i Jt if the Evans suggestedsted the sidewalks Novemb<'em b er the College of Southenlem The well, designeded toti heat the new In a letter to the city coun»uncU, the Streets, owneowners don’t make the repairs Ire. the need a facdlflt becausebe- there is Idahoho wilwUl be in hot water, Herrett Museum, wasvas started earlier C ebam ber said It bad o l ^ ddy y rrejecled Councilmann BRalph Peters warned dtytdty has to do the work. danger to pedestriantrians. People stum- Andnd a local resident.with a knadalr downtown At At' the sam e lime Kiser told the lhe city ble In the crackss aloalong sidewalks on for lucky luck; guessing will be In SarSan degree water - thehe mr inim um tem- ^2ny totber stand on thethe project sidewalks uniunless it also fixes not tcto “ lean on poor peISE — A JG06.000 ^ n g f u l death 911 at Shoshone, she ^ w upup Mre. May Vrunel of BB; akersfidd, Calif.; a id ten tenance yard, cityIty lileadere hope to , llh Jero m e County, and hit a m otorcyde j h as been filed in U.S. District f : and attended Shoshone: schools.sch She also attended a grandchildren, raise money for thefie gogeneral fund.' rn„M let driven by Chavez. ~ ~ I business school In the Lo:Los Angeles area. She wasas R osaiy will be recited:lled Ithis evening a t 8 p.m . a t the t here by a Mexican couple th e The aucllon will1 be be h 1 d d in lhe yahl, against a iho In the suit, the couplep le eJ a ld Schenk’s * 1 married to RichanlG.Hagiia g a Dec. 6,1936, a t Sh o ô nle. e. Bergln Funeral C hapd L ist a 23-year-oId,Paul man who pd In Shoshone. Requiem massass which is at the endId of of 4th > Street West, , action was Intentiontionai, willful, ^ t '. He died in 1970. She wasvas a member of St. Peter’s•’s will be cd d jra te d a t SL P e te r’s Catholic Church a t l l driving a car which killed Ihdr 111 behind the fairgroundfounds. It will start at wanton, malicious andnd tthat ho acted •i >: CatboUcClitirch and A lters;er Society. a.m. Satuhlay with Fath Father Juan Garatea cdebrant.int. 1p.m . . . negligently They are■e aaask in g $500,000 'z ~ ' Survlvore Include aa &son. Raymond Haga of Burial will be in the Shoshaoshone CemetoT/* F riends may Leonardsnardo and Camilla Chavez filed my J, for the loss of their• son.soi 1100,000 in call at the chapd thls'evei. evening and Saturday morning. the clvU:lvU law1 suit agdinst Dalian R, Schenk,nk, whowl also faces an Involuntary' exemplary damagess anda 16,000 In G ilbert M. Halv«I v e r s o n I manslaugljlaughter charge In Jerome medical and funeral costs.cost SAN FRANCISCO -- G ilb ert M. Halverson, $4, S IR R A\ f p l a n Countyty forfor tbe Aug. 26 death of theirelr Schenk pleaded lnn(Innocent to a i T . formCT resident of Klmbeinberly, died suddenly ht hislis Evelyn Finlaysm secutor Eugene FrcdericIericksen. f* ?-w as employedbyTabco3 PPa a in t Co. as m anager of thele She w as borTi Dec. 6. 191900 at Kaysvllle, Utah. Sheu Of Commehsj Joinedled t the Twin Falls I : shilling dq»hment for■40yeai^. 40] married MdvlUe J. FinlayInlayson on Dec. 23.1922 at ’Twin Chamber Wednesdayday toI t>ack a pro- D ~ ^ - i r [; ; His emplcênt wass In lntemq)led for five yearsrs Falls.HcdledSepL23,196!5.1965. ■ posal to have TwinIn FallsFo and Blaine O a l association c officialo citedd during World War U when . counties Join thee SouthemSo Idaho TWIN 1 rtien be seWed os a trainingig She came to Idkio fromfrom Utah hi December 1917 and HN FACLS -i The executiveive Officers eventuallyly apprehended ^ 4 ^ ' offlcdr and later was ovei Regional Airport Aulholulhority. director . overseas with Bx^heaVy; fleldid setUed In HoUIster. She lived there one year then :tor of the Idaho State BarJar Kull. and cited himI for fo r leaving the •»-4 ~ . artU l^ unit. He mairledcd FRosUda Magnuson lii IMI. l. moved to Murtaugh In11919 1919 where she had lived since, ’The Chamber’s boarboard of directors Assoclatloelation was cited for leaving the said In a statement this the scene of the accident,, ana m isdem eanor. r ■ A fter his retirem ent In 197i974Cjie was active with thele She was a member of the LDS Church, t this week It favors scene2 of of ani accident here Saturday . accepting the two lay Kull, contacted In BolsBoise, d edlned to £ 4 ;; Amdican Association of RetiredF Persons and wasIS Survivors Indude a sc son, Keith J. Flnlayson of wo counties into ^jght . SIRAA, a move which I comment on the indderit.lent. T 4 ; ' (ourdlreclorforaSanFranit-ancisco chaptcr. Carson City, Nev.; twowo brothers,b Alivin Barton and filch Is necessary in xw'In in Falls Fc polled said Ronald Lee-ee t ; ;. Survivors include a son,on, Bruce of San Francisco; order to go aheadd wiwilh the airport KuUofBol ); G yde B arton, both ofif MuMurtaugh; two sisters, Oara of Boise was cited Satuhlay nightght SCHOOL HAS SATUREURDAYMOVIE if ’ ? his mother, Clara Halversor . plan. Five countiesties have already after s\ic rson of Twin Falls; abrother,r, Miller of Layton. Utah, Uial and Lucy Graves of sldeswlping a car driven by TWIN FALLS - ThtT he students of . joined the airport authority,autl and an janet Cro Andrew of Kimberly: a sIsUsister, Irene Denovan of Twin:n Murtaugh; and two ândchildrenp-ai and one great- I Crowley of P ad on Blue Lakeskes Immanud Lutheran sch ’ • elghl-county vole on t]the Twin Falls Boulevard I school's.6th, 7lh t- .; Falls; and a brother, Hah)l(irold of Burson, Calif. He wasIS granddaughter. She was preceded in death by her evard North, failing to stop, andmd and 8th grades will spoi and Blaine questiontion wUl probably conUnulnc sponsor a movie ; ^ ’ preceded In death by hisils wife,> his father, and onele parents, husband, a sonon anand three brothers, nulng north over the PerrineIne matinee at 2 p.m. Sali » ‘ v brottMa-. j take place In November S a tu rd a y in the Services will be announinounced by White Mortuary In Bridge.ge. I school auditorium, » ;• Services were held Thursdursd ay In San Francisco. The chamber’s slatementslate said the Wilnesa Tw InFalls. messes followed Kull and notedted The full length featuretu re fOm about a airport should be built sat ^ e proposed hislicensccense p late num ber and descrip- Jerome site, andi no frntter site uonofhls ^p• SL Bernard, “George,”s,” wlUV b e shown. of his vchide, iwhlch Is owned by Admission Is $l andI proceedsprt go for sdecU on studies shoulchould be done. The the bararossociatlory as: statement also apprapproved SIRAA - ______the spring tournamentntfund. fu — - operating Joslin Fieldîeld until the new regional airport Is compcompleted. But the chamber said BURLEY — Funeral servservices for Florence Alvordd Cemetery, said SIRAA should have control of operatl>erations and must ; Greenwell.91,whodiedTueiru esd ay , will be conducted ait t Friends m ay call atat the thi Payne Chapd one hour “■ maintain Joslln FiddIdd *"at its present . 1 p.m. today al tbe Paulul StakeS Center with Bishopp prlortotheservlcesatthecL the churd) today. lev d .” J: Lany Haiper officiating.g. B urial will be in tho P a ua l Sugarpplant E r ^ r — ------■------ju st tests t i n g — BlB irths h;' MAGICVALLEY] EY MEMORIAL A daughter lo Mr. andond Mra. Thomos Stevenson)n of I’WIN’ FALLS -■ En’Environmentally ^ ^ ^ 7 ^ : > AdmltUnltted Gooding. minded residents obscrtbservlng tho black If yyou've ever txmsidered : Brent Swensen, Ervin Krudcj d S ion, a b s o lu te ly free . JlA t a n y uckenberg, Mrs. Guy Kinney,:y. smoke poking fromjm tlthe Amalgam- theary ssuperintendent braticjration. you get the added transmissionydM [^H t i ■ . D l ^nlssed l s s DismissedDisz / said testing of plantit machineryms prior advaiidvantage of selecting our cx)m es VIr«U Fairchild, Mark HelslevIsley a nd M rs. Burton Perrlne,,e, Beverly Francis. Edithailh Day, Laurie DeMoss, Ci to the annual fall runmended ent Thursday. $440’>440* autom atic transmis- f re e . OfTwln Falls; Christine Fâlrchlld air of Rupert; Mrs. Rickck Hayden. Edgar Moormanlan aand Vlckl Platl, all of Burl<»rley- The seasonal riin Iss expexpected to start and daughter and Jacklc VaVanBuren, all of Filer; Mrs.■s. KathyCoxof Heybum; UUia ia H a rt of Paul; R achd K dseJsey, three weeks.s. ^ fla n d y Rowe and daughter andand Mrs. Francisco Lopez, allil] §usan Parker and CherylylRex, Rc all of Rupert. He said, the pollute>llutlon equipment ^ 0 ( Jerom e, and E^wai^ Cloccaca ofo Wendell, BlB irths can’t be used duringuring the testing i V BWrth hs s Daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Ruben DdBosquee of / because af such a lownvload. loj s ; DaughtOT to Mr. and Mrs. R s. Riindy M eade of D ed o and,d H eybum ; Mr. and M rs. D dRd f ay H ew ard and Mr. and MrMrs. “Once we start regtregular operation ? jfr. and Mrs. Phillip Aslett of Fll R andy Korb. aU of Burley, a fF U er. ley. and tw in daughters to Mr.. andai with a norm al loadI we'lwe'U .usc coal and M rs. Rick Wall of Riq>ert. CARPIPENTER^ the steam will go thn rt-, ) through the bag IM PO R T ED> AAUTOMOBILES IT' GOODING COUNTSNTY MEMORIAL house,’’ the superintencntendent said. The 12 9 3 rd A v e nu oe N o rth , 7 3 4 - 9 1 0O 0 ' r T AdmltU(iltted MINIDOKAOKA MEMORIAL bag house Is thele termU for the S-: M is. Tljomas Stevenson, D fromfron the steam. |H I|^ _ ^w 3gJ97aontnrl9ra Pmigool i f D ismolssed iss Leyza of Heybum He said coal Is used use during lhe •r'.Margaret Flamm of Good!oodlng; Charles Wilcox of ‘ ■ DlsnDism issed regular seasonal nm but: until the m :2.1673 T!mo9-Nowa,TwlnFan Falla. Idoho B-3 L l£ J | M s f i ~ I J MIDH

UP'f^B y^E V '-r EmJim^ APPLESAUCE J ^ B A K E R Y DlAjw Ktttm tn/Tlm ^NPN ecwi ASSORTED EEvans and .,CSI studedents in the. Eagles NesN est CAKE DONUTS ^ FRUIT COBBLERS Evans1i t e l l s Ci:S I s t u didents go« 4 M m D o t . ^ ______V a o * 99*. henopp> o s e s ~ f(%eincr4reases- ^ t K V W i O ’ —

ByVAVmMORRlS^ pearance founound th e g o v e r n o r «acecutive e c u branch state agendei In TIraes-News writerT competing withIth ' coffee, c a rd gam es thehe previous pi 10 years, Evans si — M • TWIN PALLS-'niereshoul(louldbeno and donuts In1 "t"the Eagles Nest," a approipproxlmately 400 new emplo;sloyees • tuition or fee Increases ata t Idaho room In theQ CSI( Adm inistration hadlad been b added to the th e execiecutive coUeges and universities. GovGov. John Building. But; duduring the hour long branciranch each year. He Insisted thal E vans told CoUegc of Southernhem Idaho appearance pollt•olltics llnally won out, taff staff increases be sharply reduKluced, ; students TTiursday. and most studentJents listened as Evans EvanjIvans said. VALU-BRAHD * COUHTRYSTYIE ■ • Evans, in Twin Falls foror a£ cam - answ ered questloistions. On Ont other subjects, Evans said: palgn swing, spent an hour ans-answ ering The governor3r ssaid lhe “ single most •The *Th Idaho Supreme Court1 m: ay | SAUSAGE questions from a crowd of neanearly 200 Im portant Issue"ue" In his election bid declaileclare the 1 pcrccnt Initlaitiallve . BACON ^ - CSI students. The governor)r Utold the was “commonn sensest tax reduction." unconinconstUutlonal. Ono Pound Package . students he wants “to keep) tuitiontul as Evans said localteal governm ents would •T »Th hat v oter tum-out Is th e keyy tot( his low as possible." Evans saidaid 1he had be unable to abstabsorbe “ th e 50 percent electltJectlon In November. “If we car I “always nalsted tuition Incrcncreases," revenue cuts”s” which would be thevohe vote out, that’s the key.” 69*„ • In the p ast and Uiat he was "n' o t In brought on by the 1 peram l initlallYe, •Thai »Th state legislators need1 tot< be 99* J S A V E 2 9 - • - favor of tuition raises or3r 1fee In- and added thereJc were\ better means of convljonvlnced of the necessity lo funcin d the •' creases.” tax reduction, artsirts a nd hum anities in Idaho. S A V I 5 0 * The peÎe ofldaho “supportport giving , E vans told the.the.CSI students he had •That *Th he opposes futher legallzilizatlon ' to any chDd the opporlunityty t< to go to started his ownawn program to limit ofgif gam ar bling in Idaho. school.'*Evansadd^. ______goy.cnurientjij£(j£or.aBo..when he.froze •That «Th he Is trying >o cncouraEe Tê early moming campiimpus op- the hiring ol oddadditional p e r^ n n e l for Indus!ndustry to Inves'tin the Burley a r M Mafflc Vi/alley Relehabilitc tation » D E L I< POTATOES 4 ■-H1LD CHEDDAR honors workerst s, emplo]Dyers 20 LB. BAG CHEESE TWIN FALLS - G aiy B eatlato o fT w ln Jeffrey C. Crumrlne, Cr executive • Idahodkio Division of Vocational Rch;chabll- Falls was honored as the outstutstanding director, expressrcssed appreciation tb llatiottation. $139 . trainee of the year Wednesdajsday night commissionerss ofol Twin F alls, Good- Charles Cha F. Tiller, work adjustr ■ LB. at tho filth annual meetingI of Magic Ing and Jerome 98* J me counties and area superupervlsor a t MVRS. was selecte:te These included busineInesses WEADOW GOLD ^ . REGJRDin ‘ attending the dinner meetinging a t the Uic m entally and ai physically han- emplomploying MVRS trainees or prcprovM- • D R M eE CRUSH Holiday Inn. He said whilele thetl the dlcappedanddlsodisadvantaged to enable i ingng professionalpi services at miniilnim al II •,GR1PECRUSH private, nofrproUt agency haslas ccome a them to becomeme self supporting and ost. cost, ICECREAM A — long way since its formationon li in 1973,- independent inithecommunity. tht — Eleven-new-directorsEle' were-eleelected —AS-ASSX FtAVORS_„ — » a u g i c H ■ thiining the handicapped iss aran ongo- Highlights of of , the past year's durln)luring the business meeting.. 1They Ingproblem. accomplishments:nts Include inaugura- Includnclude James H.Barker of 1Twin w "Rehabilitation pays Its owown way tion of a fastst food : cook training Falls,âlls, Scott R.BIoxham of BujBurley, 6£M” plus some,” he said. Thele biggestt program at JB'sB's Big Boy R estaurant )onald D o n J.Chisholm ia n d * GAL.. 9 9 * j choUenge facing MVRS staff stai and and a canneryry worker\ program at R.J.Gl.J.Gerleman,bolh of Rupert,t, Neil S A V E S 6 * ~ '' directors Is to convince comilommunity Idaho FVozenFooiF’oods. Cross'ross of Eden, Dolores Hanseitsen of . Sc A V E 6 0 - ^ j '. and govemmonta!' leaderslers that Advocate of' thetht year award, given ShoshIhoshone, Marilyn E.Knlgge off FFiler, • "wo’ro one ol those programsims which annually to an an individual from a' Marll.larilee A.Kohtz, Rev. Robert ''Van- ■ gives taxpayers a returnI on their refen-al agency,:y, wasv presented KaUiy NJest esti and Elmer R. Parrott all ofIf Twin1 Investment," Jones said. A. Grupe, rehabllabllitatlon specialist I. Falls,''alls, and Jerry E. Martin of Jero M i Jeromele man to joioin Up Withth People CO)COUNTRYSTYLB ^ PRESTONE II ^ WOIVONDER BREAD ^ ONE GALLON JEROM E-Jeff HardinUn w ill take off on a volunteerjr Je ff describes Up WithA'lth People as "an educational ONE POUND year-long singing tour wilhi^llh Up Wilh People U he canin experience," both for[or tthe singers and for the raise *4,500 by January. audience. Tbe Jerom e singer andid pianistpi has been Invited to[o An active performer:r anCoMt suStore complained but . locking seven parking spaces, for - whew »ndwben to allow busine - held Its demonilonstraUon behind the “vJodiwo d ay s during the 8th A nniversirsa y o f s P 1 bold sales or demonstratlons-cms which ■ thetie M Sale planned by downtvnlown : block city sidewalks andid streets < The council:l.l has drafted an merd:lerchants. ■ because tbe frequency of' smsuch hs ordinance rc^ri[lilring that businesses CouncUman Cou Hank Woodall drew the : quests has Increased since lastsa st spring. plannUig to holdold sales on the public assignsslgnment of meeting wllhI 1local ^ m ; 'Ibe couodl hopes to establis^blish somo rightn3f-way mustlust apply to the councU merctfie'rchantfl to draw up criterionIon for ■ . consistent and fair aiteriolerion for for permissionr<>nphv<•h v o n r r hhnni7&<; n n p nnd nrlrilHnnc tn fhn i s

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COEUR D’ALENILENE, Idaho (U PI) — Invenfojventory used In some NIC dasses. to respond to citizenizen efforts to stop < M o North Idaho CêgelUege President B a rry CompComplaints about cam pus moralllraiity college sponsoredtl pipresentaUons of §}1^( Schuler has issued: ' the topics rd a te d lo humauman sexuality that ued a written plea to cameme :first from leaders of tl Idaho legislatorsors for supp^ of Mormoiormon Church, which sponsorededan a bave offended the pu&lpublic.” ...... academic freedomdom in the face of unsuccesuccessful slate of cs 1 in C riticism was alsoteo ddirected a t a sex criticism from31 Mi ormon C hurch last5t week’swe NIC board of lrustc«Btces knowledge inventory,ory, which Schuler leaders aod othersKTS of( certain college dectionKtlon, and'stfffaced again onlyyr lastla said was given lo studstudents In nursing Califo3mia sd:hools clchief program s. week^ dduring a dlcussion involvinliving and health rd a teted d A dds “ as an T he criticismQ waswa directed at a somelejme legislators. e x am p le of what Is being u s ^ . by speaker on humaiuman sexuality two In a letter1 sent lo all north IdahIdaho m arria g e counsdorsors Ilo discovCT and y ears aeo. a.-. “Sc“So far the busing has beenn going{ ^ _ ^ Nathan!ithanid Wagner, a Univeraityly e, a Christ of Latter Dayiy SnSaints. would have been “disastrou:jous” for could lead to the loss of local control aboutIbout half of the Anglo parentsn ts are petitiontltion was sent lo the Feden T he M ormon Chun±urch w est so fa r as th<»TTi this year. aod it’s the locaoca! school boards v^ho send!e n d in g th eir children to scbooL ’ ^ Commmunications m u Commission1 Iin to u rg e church suppoiipport of a slate of Riles, California state supevperinten- should bave the maximum decision- justlust haveh to wall to see what happ BO.SE ,UP,.I) - The deputy washlnjishlngton. D.C., and to KSPS-TVIr v in M orm on candidatesES in the recent NIC director of the U.S. dent of public instruction,0, was\ in maUng authorityrity." ■ “M"My approach to the busing U.S. D epartm ent of okane In an d fo rt to stop an airtniring board dection. OneDne Mormon can- on, & W dfare Office qj g . Boise to address a fund-und-raiser Truby repliedied to a question at the blem is somewhat different. IItw I S Health, EducaUon, « a pand discussioo indudlnidlng dldate, Steve H iq^,?, cacalled the coUege banquet for Boy Truby, Idahoaho school news conferencenee lhat this p ro sp ect of lhethc aanswer is lo have good sd of Child Supportrt ElElnforcement said Waenerigner.. "a ces^x)o] of decadenidence.” ho was sbcth in tbe chief aod candidate for 1stst DistrictE the loss of local)cal autaiomy bi Idaho everyjverywhere wilh top qualiy progjograms Wednesday Idaho w 'loting that the petition was nevetever But a record numberDber of voters In the ^ nation last year in pe Congress. schoo! districtslets if the I percent andtiand teachers. in percentage of child nr.:sented > ^ to anyone a t the collegt dection overwhelmingnlngly rejected the Looking to next >-ear, Rileses ssa id tb e Initiative sses also causes him “Ai“Artificially shifting kids arou■ound is support money recov. Schulertaller complained that “the alleg:legal Mormon slate andmd relum ed two funding picture for schools3 is unccr- some concern,t. ' notTOt theU answer to lhe problem,an.. My Lou Hays made,lade, that revelation tionteb s a m p th in g — p iw i gi»l Lovnd. bureau chiefrflleLfilLcbild_suppfiEl ______in i; stu d ents a re reaireading and functioning inin wtwhich their children can lei .. enforcem ent forr thetbe Idaho Depart- Hi* said that before apprcpproval of above tbe nationtional average although Riles said. • ment of Health & Wdfare,W and Jim Wilson, administrateJtrator of tbe depart- m ent's Division ofWof Wc d/are. ------Hays -said-thal-du>t-during-fscal-yeai^ ------Olean^__ HansensaiapsAmeria.a jm c w ftbbu\fpeace~ i 1?78, which ended!d in.in June. 7.8 percent of Uie w elfare money m en qient in the WASHINGTON (UPI) - BefBefore thc agreement thatat 1be said were played buyluy peacep from every nation in the s^ ite on child support supp( enforcement your< rorid. caipets. United States Jumps on o: the downbytbeadmidmlnistration. Including world w as recovered, rankiranking Idaho sixth in bandwagon for a new Mififfiiddle ^^><396 that calledHed for this country lo “The “Th parties directly involveded who lhe u.S. peace treaty, Rep. (korgege 1Hansen finance two newlew air bases fo r Israel standtand lo gain the most must carrj He said the seveseven child support said today, “we’d betterr flifind out aod pledges by tbe president to burdelurden In any financial accomm enforcement officenncers in Idaho col RenntHR! exactly bow much tbe American An increase armss andai aid shipments to Uonsions andj not the taxpayers of the^ lected J1.6 millionon arand spent about a H R . T h e p ro fef e ss sslo n a l v ^ a y t o d e a n y olur u r i. A^ PentagonPen spokesman said Ihis v taxpayer is going to bave to-ilO Day for both countries. third of that total1 to fLfund tbeprogram. carpets yiQ uiÎf-for>r a fraction of th e professionsional “We should CO hat th e a ir bases alone could co! IL” 1 continue lo striVe for tât t “ S' “S (John) Evans Idaho cost DeepîeaningI popa v re r lifts o u t g r o u n d - i n ddij irt otaffordto peace In the; Middlei E a s t and I atIt leastlea; Sl billion. “Tbe United States cannot ai has one of the morenore successful chUd to p u t T i l » n e w " b e a uly t b a c k i n t o y o u r c a r p eets. ts . ae worid.” applaud tbe, Inlti;Qltlative taken a t C am p ““ It H Is im portant that we know \ ‘buy* peace throughout tbe \ w w hat support programOS s in the state." Hays -fteam- >/■ the I d ^ Republican said. David;” be saidaid. “But there Is not sortoo rt of financial commitments we a re jaijj ..jjiis goeses riright along wilh Hansen dted . ssectionss dng obligated to.” he said. Secretary (of Heallrlcalth, EducaUon & CarpctOeanfns JL ■ Welfare) JosephiCalifano's fjHi soals. System JJM ^ “Idaho has been collecting SI.6 County ttcDc rulei unfairlr to somi million a year from absent parents, and we expect thathat flfigure lo reach S2 CH J l CALDWEIX. I d ^ (UPI)'D - T h e ■ Aq>ecial2.'WB mmnl levy was Induded ' distfiilistficts of the counly.sbould notot haveI mUlion to » îoilllon n v.1thln another CamyoQ County ..prosecutor'sir's office In tbe 1978 levyy to cover som e *460,000 topa>0 pay for this indebtedii^'sinceice they y e a r. In two lo threeure >years, lhat figure told county offldals Thursdayay tbti e 1978 jp outstandingI ta:tax an tld p atio n notes, noK) notn receive the services,s, she may hit js million."n." levy should be modified so thattha! some but county comminmission candidate Una argueirgued. residents are oot payii^ forir servicesse Oell "Tex” CdeWes noted that part of- ••‘ The com m ission candidate talkiliked to ■“ Iiiaho.'a childlild s i ^ r t debt of $8 tbey bave not received.' this should oottbeforcedcountywide. be J(dmsF(dmson an d h e and a deputy attottom ey niiUion to JIO million mill “is incurred gener'eneral agreed lhat it was unfair.jj. annually, and ofr that total. $4 miUion An opinion by the preset■osecutor's She noted {220,220.000 of the anticipa- The decision by the Canyon Co to SS million is coUecSJllectable. Hays said ôffice. In eOect, told County' aQ e e rk BUI tion notes w erere debtsd created by thc prosejrosecutor’s office Thursdayy con- has a 57ro million child * S ta te r It agreed with a recomommenda- r county Road mdaod Bridge Department tendsends residents living in sp-ear. g v I There were fen-er thana averagea' Forest ServiceIce recordsi on those two Acrcj\creage burned was 7 percent of th at - A lotal fires on tbe Boise aodKl FPayette forests - whichch lotalI some 5 million averajveraee.

ROUND-THEHE-CLOCK' DRESS5S-UP \ r \ LEGGS Doubi(M3io-duty Supor SURGIIRGILATOR* AGITATTATOR SALill ««l|ICi1 SQlUl upti>«r1 twtlomnLih«lp«liiTMai1» lini «.tininof irtaartat. Vigorous SEPT. 2 22 - -0 o a 7 lurging «cUon>clion tloinUbrKi l ^ r 2 sp e e dJs s anand neldi ploductduct the lnotouo^ vatnmg'ing Mtl»'np. n«« gjimentimenti claa'i Urys H .Nc.mjl .G« load 01 Ifll* init n»K tgilatot tonalM itwm all!,11! FEATURINGt RMyS-INSPIREIIRED GIVENCHY . _____. MAGIC CLEAI I WhirljIpool selj-cleaningng tilfiller - I LARGE CAPACITY.AUTOWATICnc WABHtRW Modal . ; _____-LEG FASHIONS)NS / “71' /-.LfA ISOO. Wheo il» ft IVMilpoola»aih«..rou«x|)^l.. . I Qualit). cnn<.r pail upl

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Ex-(^-dealers ffile suit^f ___ i ^ r i iieM sayly Ford toe)ok agenci c y ' '■ SALTr l^\ CITY ( u p d - a^ finance the purchase of vivehicles and southeasterrastern Utah couple has filed aJ the sales contracts att thethi time the S30 millionllion antitrusta suit against Fordj Redds obtained the franchlnchlse. Motor Co. a]and Ford M otor Crcdit Co. Bul the Redds said1 FoFord and its [ I a fter theyliey lo!lost thelr Ford dealer-shlp. subsidiary crcdit firm begbegan consplr- Tightcer reirn o n B3PAsi;oughtL L ‘ Thomasnas a.and Violet Redd of Bland-1- ing In 1974 with iwo men — Russell. . - ,-r inc.-Utahr;la h ra ro also asking the U.S. , Brdffftbpough and Dannyny \Van Keuren nmltmenl lo use- of rcnewab-able with full public dis'cus: . . „ J - commit! Iscass on, aim ly DlslrictCou:t Court for Utah for JIO m l p nn • — to- ‘•intimidate andd coerce"c the WASHINGTON (Upi) -.RSep. ep. Jim Weaver said ^hasÎfcred-êjig. ^ :rgy resources and conservation,m. Increasing the reponsl Weaver, IK)re., Thursday annoinnouDced ~ amcnflBlcnTs (o oth(other m em bers of the g, ‘'"= In damaccsnaKes, which ,ji:ould biTTripledd ' Redds Into giving up thelie ffranchise to ' le said he drafted the occourDunt- region's elccled officialIiclak lor under .intltTantitTUsflaws, and'they askedd Brambrough nnd Van KeuiKeuren. four amendments he ls proposliposing to Northwest congresjressional delegation, nbiHtvHty am endm ents a fter caref reful poiicymakinB.—., • ' , . , the courturt toto assess punitive damages "slrengthen the public _acc_gMount-. __ ^foc«p«pisidcratJon.Jin.ietore -comrolttcc consldciisideration of testimony by Idoldaho Other Issues addres ^ The plaintiffs sold Fordord_vlolatedthe A _____ ddresscd by lhe ,„s,^t_th^ aulqmaker_lotalInR—1 abllUy'*ôf“ BonnevIlIe”" P o w e r action on the bill ncjncxtwcek. Clayton.—Shcrmanând"ind Rbblnson- v. John'Evans and OrcRon Qov- Oo nmendmpnLs_arg_strit:titodcr-BUKlelin.*- ^,^<,5 It,-5 of, ^ Ford Motor’s net worth. Admlnslratlon under the NorUlorthwcst He said the ameijnc_ndmenLs_alS(lâre_B^^.S„^ b-Strautrand titherelrefed^cla P atm an antitrust acts in Ilimiting the clals for rcw urce acquisilloiislllon and w hal Hwids operated Quality Ford, -P o w er Bill.------' 'designed to stns trc n c th e n B P A ’s fiearingson the measure. num lwrs of cars they coulcôuld p u rch ase,' Weaver term ed " aI moimoru cquilal.lL.'' ]„c , ,„rar u 10 j, years. They said when they y that the cars were late In being rate structure, . , . , , obl.ilni“ded thithe'franchise in 1967,- Ford ^ "M‘Many ar people In the Northwi delivered, and Uial theyJiey could not- iw esl Included Is a provi.sinj»i..;lon h.il would ils encouraged them to sell cars ve expressed the concern thalit tthe require that privateale i1.UII1H.S pass ^ oblain popular modds. trucks to Indians In Utah, *A adm lnistralor would l>ecomem e a through dlrcctly toD theIhclr rcsldcnl.al COl in g E= la. Colorado and New Mexico. They said Ford Motorlor (Crcdlt,aflcr Jury ynsiderit rt of regional energy czar under2r thet and rural customers,ers the cheaper Mrs. Redd Is p a rt Navajo andd 1974. also refused lo flnancnance cars sold Jacksoickson bill,” Weaver said. “I“My federal hydro-power tli er llicy would ac- iopi. , lo Indians and demandeinded that the amend]nendments a re Intended to temi:mper quire for that use ase wilhoul cosl The sullsuit Ifiled Wednesday also saidd Redds pay immediatelyely for all d e -' his5 ro!role by emphasizing the: 1Im- averaging or "cxci'cxccsslve rate ipply coi Molor Credit a g r e ^ to helpIp llvered vehicles. drugsui rtance of a rcg i^l energy plj I»rtanc plan. Increases.’'

OGDEN, Utah (UPI) - Ju ry ''•>“ lantidle LIMAITE M J T 0 Imricw \ / m S H E RR ______PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) _ - flnns in Oregon,in, W ashlnglon, and tinued d o su re of tho TVoJan1 nuclear nu Montana, said thelie sshort range pow er " pow er p lan t could force reducti(uctions In outlook would bee ejexcellent if it were phxiuction and layoffs in th e delay’ iin n :reopening Trojan. Northwest aluminum Industiystiy this ReseWoirs Ip the Columbia Basin Features winter, an aluminum Industiy Indi • hydroelectric systerstem are filled. DDouble-Duty publication says. I t added, howeveiever, that loss of the WestOT Aluminum News,1, a mon- 'fto ja n pow er supp!ipply for an extended S u p er ' thly publication of Westehi AlumJumlnum Pôd "could meanlean a power cutback n. t • ;Rroducera, an organization oof f seveni ior th e N orthw estst oialuminum industry SLSURGILATOR" end6haiplyinc'rea&eased power costs for i ) Jl other consumers.”I.” Agitator The publicationon :said when il ap- ^ 2 SPEEDS PU'LUS\ iJudge rules0 p e a re d th a t BoiBonnevllle Power j A dm inistration wouldwou not have its 30 I( 4 AUTOMATIC CV-:ycles\ ^ OY*C pert^t ahaie ofjf tthe Trojan output I -NORMAL •ge;ENTLE ) Vigorous, surging3 w.wQior action flexes fobrlcsrlcs policyownei b ^ u s e of the concontinued closure of \V • PERMANENT PiPRESS and helps produceice tho thorough '’rollovor"'or“ ^ __ the plant, B PAexenUzed ê its right to. . washing pattern necneeded to get your clotheshes Tmust pay of]III reseire êr fnfrom the H anford ^^clean-LarQ0-Ioad-oij-or-small,jbiiJiQyLflgtlato.L \[01______: nuclear plont. Thorhot power, half the I ' h a n d le s them oil. p lan t's norm al output, oul is normally • 4 aulomalic cycles; NOROR- : PHOENIX (U PI) - A SuiSuperior sold to tte directscl I service industries / ■ PLUS...™MAL for e veryday g arm ents;nts; : Court Judge saj^ the law mnv mj bp suchasthealuminulinum companies. I ~ GENTLE for dclicalicatcs and sheers: PERMA-MA- unfair but former pollcyholdOTIdOT O fa W ithout that powiK>wcr, the publication / NENT PRESS or KNIT cycles for thosoo so defunct Phoenix aulomoblli3bUe in- aluminumlum com panies “ have f MAGIC CLEA, I popular fabrics • • Select fabric sotting ond and surance company must pay oHoff nearlyt had to s ^ n alternative power I SELF-CLEANII ^nSHBUTTON'\^ washer aulomalicalically chooses correci washash • Sl million owed by the flhn. siq;iply and couldd beb< forced lo reduce WASH/RINSE \ ) and spin speed • W ashes up lo 18 lbs.1. of ; Judge Philip W. Mahiuaixitrtittoicd 1 prûcUonatsome:m e point.” V FILTER' J h eavy donlm ondd t'twill g arm en ts (Whirlpool>ool : tho order aft^ a sdês of hearingshei Th® tr o ja n plan3lant_ rem ains closed WATER TEMP Jy sclecied load) •» C Cholco of 3 watei levelsi/els • over the last two yeare for credit^toSS î^rtdlscoveovery that its control ^ VK.^_^LECTOR^ : I • Aulomalic cool-d(i|-down for Permonenl Press•ess ' the defunct ' company, EssiEssential building do« nolnDl meet federal earth- I fabrics. : Protection IntcÎnsurance Co.^ quake resistancee stjstandards. t (II your wfls/iof drainsns i into (I Inundry tub. pe/'Oflicn/lyciilly chock tho drnin tuinnm.mor. tir\co lint occumuhhon Couldould Many of ^ estimatedid' :12,000 _ y y " " B L E A C H clog Ihc Inundty tub drain.)drai ; policyholders, both Arizonao na and /^super-size\ A ( AND : out-of-fitate residents, received/ednotice i I — [ WASHING ) • of the hiling Wednesdayla y ond b d / [ f a b r ic s o f t e // . \ m p a c i t ^ ^ =TENER) ^ Immediately telphoaed complal : Jlalntoto M„oleVcill.y'. \ d is p e n s e r s : the court, the state DepartmeIment ot torg»«t ^ V Insurance and other state offlciallclals. D«l.r '' Marquardl said the Insurancemce com- , . — y/ I Y ; pany, which went out of buslniislness in ■ ' ^ \ I / : YONLY yi975, w as a reciprocal co m p aninywhlch y ' ii^ 't ^NOW « made all policyholders partnÎh o t and j S —^ C liable for the firm ’s debts, r “Tbe law says the policyboldojiddfl are . Matchincng Sîrlpool P re^nsible, but 1 don't thinktik peoplep f.should gel burned like this,"is," Mar- ^ 4-Temimp D ryer ^(juarttt said. e re was • : m However, he addSl^ ihefe / Cuslom-Dry Conirolnlrol lots you p re-so lccl do- r ‘ooUilng elM*' thal could be donelone. / grcG ol d ry n e ss • SpiSpecial cool-down care lorior t P c n o n s wbo held policies withwit the SAVE . n n j Permanent Pressss g garments • ' Full-widlh • ..... [company are-being WUed-foi-for-ene - ^pT O -*-fU - ' ham per d o o r " LnrgiLnrgc 5.9 cu. ft. drying'drumjTTi ------“ —Model"!I L F A - 7 6 8 0 ------KannUal prem ium . T he pjaym a y r ents I • Extra-large lint:1 screenscr • TUMBLE PRESS’;S- Ira n g e from 125 for p d ^ n s w*olAliowere HBIH w IPJII conirol and more.0 . With major featimatures similar lo olher «3,000 for M i i l l l l H ••insured for only a month to $3,eclal njght, ‘Ja c k Muldoon,n, saysf sophomore quarterrterback two years Injuriesries among; the rest of the lean .‘'free, prizes wUl bc givenn awaya ogo and this yearar hc’81 a senior and thatwill will effect our planning In somi>me thxouôut the evening and the fansi playing like a veterjteran senior with two ways,”s,” Knecht ] said. "We feel tha w ill be In store for som e very unuunusual years of starting; experience,”ex Coach Borahah willwi let you do some things, 1 hai ftlme entertainment.” Knecht said of lanlanky Kyle Bllcken- wllljustlJust be up to us to see If we can geget But while fun is the plan for)r most,m staff, who shouldi bcb< the best hurdler, themn done. doi “They are so amazlngl’>giy work Is the chore of Coach Knechtjchtand In the state nextext spring finishing fast,,thougli...” thou Ali apolog>gizes forr race cracicks r - n 1 CHICAGO (UPI) - Muhammadmad All “Certain people who#hom I regorded ns whitele menmi cannot stand to see blacilock KJ a L apolo^zcd lliursday for racialclal re- my friends gave'e m e a distorted menI countingscoui million." martcs he made about two ItalItalian- version of events5 w w hich so eru-aged AllII saidsa l In his apology Thursday,' , “ 1 A m erican fight p ro m o te r who0 filifiled a m e that I m ade! ui unthinking, angry nevere r mmi et Mr. Ciaccio or Mr. DlMaglag- ^ $10 m lU lonlibd suit against himlim and remarks.” g lo ... anand hold no personal anlmosll;slly ^ to all Jewish people he offended^bybls by DlMaggioandClacCiaccio, prom oters of againstInst them. But even If they arare ws-corj— the-"BatUrDf-Ne\New-Orlcflns”-ia?t— wrong,l lem ference. Friday night, filedlied the libel suit a name,ame, particularly a name whidiiich j HM. ’Tuesday against Ali.\ll. offendsnds ac whole nationality of people, All’s apology followed a stohr ts were made in "llisrll is m y tru e feeling that ali peopl d ltic lsm directed a t him [n the w Al‘'“ ople million suit filed last areequaequal before God,” hc added, "M; of statements hc uttertxl three d 1 since dropped — dose« ItalianIts friends such as Angelgdo aftw .becoming the first thxw-t: sar-L"":• tw o b la c k CO- and Chi Chris Dundee and my doslose heavyweight champion in history v siphoning off gate Jewish'Ish friendsfi such a s Bob Arum an his victory over Leon Spinks. and receipts to the fightght at the Louisiana Haroldd d ConradC will attest to my laclack "Last Monday at a p r ^ confereiference Superdome. ofprejudrejudlce.” In New Orleans, I made c ^ ln Calling DIMaggttgglo and Claccio Alili was w. criticized by the Ant:^ tl- im fortunate re m a rk s,'’ All said In “ white dagos,” All h ad said in the Defamatamatlon League of B'nai Bril reference to his diatribe unleashe h e dealings of Louisiana SportsIs IiInc., day when CiaccioI andan DiMaggio said pulledxl do«down the per capita average.” Iday’s second . - nearly half the Add shot par or less than a dozendozen players, among them round r because of 0 74. b e local group of promoters thathat ]put the three co-promc>moters ag r^ to Simonenoneaux also said (>3,532 paid aid over Silverado’s two coureMurses. 1978 leadingQdlng money winner Tom T h ^ N a p a event Is sponsored spon by 9 a |3 n^lon guântee lo natlomtlonal return $225,000 toLSI. LSI B ut on Monday, their• wa>way Into Ihc dome making the the The 24-year-oId Haas,OS, whow won the Watson, ’ftnheuser-Busch. ___ ?romotd: Top Rank Inc. to stageage the Ali tossed angryy racial . slurs at crowd'd the largest in boxing history. NCAA Championshipp in 1977 while atten d in g Wake Forest,st, hodh« 0 chance to hold the lead all byy hinhlmsdf but he Try becoirmes first bogeyed the par'3, l(2-yi r Kentucky/ ]pays tribbute to A]\li lC2-yard 16lh on the South course whenn he tthree-putted LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI)»I) — his four y ears In offic)ffice th at hc h as so Duringring the stadium event, severalral fro m 40 feet, win 20 NI s Heavyweight boxing champiimplon honored anyone. FewFewer than a dozen peoplele whowli knew All as a young manlan Haas,whohaswonJ7l,9!J71,951 this year, fL games Muhammad All was given Kentuck lucky’s . people hove ever rece■ecelved the aw ard, nameded CassiusCi Clay described iheireir had planned to rest thehe remrc ainder of SAN DIEGi)IEGO (UPI) — Forty-year- flfirst pitcher to win thele CyC Voung ilêst awanl Thursday nightit wl w hen “ No one has ever:ver dominated the acquaintaaintaM cs with All. this year since he wasas asassured of an old Gaylordlord P] e n 7 , with tho hdp.of AAward in both leagues. le retuhied to his hometown,, whwhich sports world so com]ompletdy — all by Amonglong tUbm was Joe Martin Sr... a exem ption for 1979 by virtuevl of his four singlesgles by Gene Rlchanls and nee reected a move to miamd letteach the champion how lo boxx)x home,” said Haos. "II olsalso set a new NallonalI LLea eague pitcher to win 20 Ppitchers; He t l i ^ after seveseven Innings his goal for m y sd f — of winningwlnn $100,000 gomes this se. and y ld d ed to Fingers afterifter allowing Gov. Julian . Carroll presentedi(ed All Slate Police csllihclihatcd 2,500 people. encouraged him to overcome his lls season when the Son Dlcgo f of flying In order to travel to theLhe th is year. I hove twoJ moimore weeks lo Padres blanl four hits and fanning five.lo'Ctlo raise his vlth tb e G overnor's DlsUngulslgulshed turned out at thec 37,000-scat2 F air- blanked the San Francisco Olympic Games In Rome, whereire make It.” Giants 5-1.•1. ^career total to 2,985, thirdrd on0 the all- Service Award “for carryingng the {ûnds Stadium1 torft the outdoor T snlhegoldmcdal. E lchelbergcr, CaldwellIwell .and Sneed It m arked tl tim e list. T he victory also<0 gagave P eri7 oune of Louisville and Kentuckyucky to colony honoringng All. The gov- ked the fifth timo the veteran was positive Then he’d be the a re am ong the first 501 monmoney winners, right-hander,nder, who has his sl^ts on a °a triumph over every NL dub this. . 111 tte world and making ev<ôeryone, em o'r's staff had expe J QQQ ^ "All, as an amateur, aisoIso lool^g for a spot amongmong the year’s the 20-vlctorjIctory plateau in his 17-yeor 11 was the fifth straight111 vivictory for I people ottcnded a showed h rKkoaedwilh." ed his later habit of predictingIng lop 60. carecr andmd Uthe first time since 1974... P erry and his eighth In his lost nine p rivate reception for All! hosted by ihe roiinrf'OunH In u/hlrh ht> u-aiiM cAAi-n1 ..n I.llrn Hnnc nil Ihivwtirmblned flve-hil pitching of! JliJim walk off loser Baloi :alor Moore, 6-a. score Rivers, Rlv who walked, andnd by Rick Bosetti leading off Bobby Bonds scored thelie flfirst three : Wolfish" H unter and Rich Gossofissage Mickey Rivers doubl got/thet«ttom B o sto n ' lubled and W illie Munson>n followedfoil with an RBI single lo10 of the first Inning, on 5, Tigers 1 Texas j, nms. Hc walked In the flrsl, - hursday nlghl and lead the New Ne Randolph walked tb 1 tb load the b ases make It It >-1. &-] A fte r Jnckson filed, out,Jt, , Hunter, allowed fourur hitsh In six DETROIT^.OIT_ (UP£) - Dennis advanced ai to se 9 1 ( 1 1 8 S S " I s s m ^ !! 1 OoeUlNI.TonyPKÔtAdMHV Cuiro J < 2 J 0I Maiih>i rt 4 0 10 L*m;d clCl 4 4 1 2 1 • HookI, ” ' division title;lUe totc eight. the tl eighth with plnch-hlttelitter Johnny, y Baseball SL*Oftua (W tu n I 10 1 4 0• BurrjM 11 4 0 0 0 Crui rt 1 4 4 0 11 Wl»Nft«!sn IHMU - 8«di» l 0..S 5,“™ Tt-npiotr 1 Rick BuriesJurleson, who had four hlls, Grubb G driving In two of thethem with a *sii:n*<]io2bin*riiiinri. Hcm*r fc 4 0 0 0 CtMd 3S 4 4 0 0 0 CvrMI. S*-17,ra. Holtn e 2 0 9 0 Wi'jor: IB J3 0 0 0 FootUtI ' singled to0 openoper the game and two outs double. di MurpAy IB JOOO.B^rsrnt^ IBIB 1 10 10 anunor* - Slflnid dllaADr 0... & TEXM , ...... KHNESOU HuBbnJ ft J9 19C*Anon HH 3 9 0 0 Row*. “'Ul* 4 'arl Yastrzemskl walked, » ^ J II 1 0 0 0 Ntw OrtuAi - eionid otlinn M4mi, Fil. 9 Carlton Fisk broke I an O-for-ll slump . Royals * 8, Brewerjers4 It niOEi} CllyCll Royals E«010 WMI* » 3 0 0 0 D*nlqut el 412 0 Botgrnnn c 3 05S29 0 90 'Cw- ...... IP Hi«E»B»so Btfll S ' w i n n ej r r . s WtiNnpan 0 uns,Hobsonhadbeenl-for-ll throwing U errors Thursdayday nlghl to. IS5H »1 H SJ } .IOf(tri»n ?•'' lb 4 111 8«fjn p OOOO ______Hontuciy rtuiM n w s a (V, 0 0 0 p, HUtre (Linn * I II 2 3 - U.:Mgin Si Btyiof 7 Intheserles,•les, rout n th e Brewers, 8-1, anand reduce ^ umwi ti » sei } Hvnh tl 4 9 10 Pnimli p OOOO0 0 0 Foficfi IW 1H) I } 0 0 I 10 — Uuoq fc 3 0 9 0 Nonn Ctrt ~ ri 10 12 • and when Fisk struck out on a cl WW M H ja MtOick p OOOO PtTTSDUROH -CHCAQO ' TENNIS " Ajjbgrji vircifiuTKh ’[ stolesecondwl clinching the American LeagueLea West ToUli ... n.O.IOS Tottli .... S3S2) ! 2 U I h M tiltiirnbi (CompUidbyUSTA»M Noftini^m 7 hit-and-runun pliplay and scored Boston’s lltle tl for the third straightt yyet ear. ! • -T em ---- —TT— — :------(« CWOO-J» -* - •Tl»«fH-M-7 0M-0*JairtmtTji, Ford. mil. DP- MLnniioU 1. Putitr ri JOOO Bixlnr IB 4 1 the eighth when he walked si tl< n 71 >1-7 D (-00lOS-Tiui 7. UnntHti' 4. 2B-Nonood, .'Slir^ll lb 4010 m a ti 0!!J! .tZ IS'l S“ redlnthc, single during a two-run fouifourth Inning N a :w ir OfuC*. J8-Noo«od, Fc«. SB-6ofx3i. 5—6— Ort C BOOOPk-.-ntn 16IB 2 0 0 0 B>un(3otttrM. U.S.. taa.cet 0. oiuNjrnisi. 18 and movedved aroundi on singles by and a losing pitcher Andy RepReplogle, W , ■iina M M .« t» Bflobnifl II »!10Kbc.Tifl ,11 33010 Poun^ 1181,179. 7. RluJ Rim MflO - - «7 S5 .Ml 1! „ ,, p. inSO MilMf II JOOOUkIi « 0 s. 15 ” Hobson andmd GcGeorge Scotl. allowed a: the other KansasIS CityC run to UU 45 n jrj a UtlUck ' (W 14-m 0 S 3 } 2 i 0«fn fc 3 0 10 Qrsit )lf 1! ! ! ! .‘'“i i S r M S which found out before the score si In the Inning on a wllcwild throw lo Thuf»jir'ia»»utii ' Stiura (I. Ml 7]-3 10 0 e 3 { } lOirnar ft - 01 ] 1 O^nii (I JJOOO NuUt«,fl0tniftU.»ia,1>l S ' B l k S T ” ""’ A/«Siisi- “ I>etrolt. whl( P#ntrt3«nXI 11J 0 0 0 0 2J .DfloBnin p 1 0 10 VU rt J10 10 Wam*n TaâtM* (>»Mnsi: IJ game lhatit MaM anager Ralph Houk was flrsl fl base. sa?a!i.r;„ WP-Strva. * MiSkIi. CW-Sint.'Ti. T ~}Ji.■JJJ -Uir pft (ooorrfu a9 Ii H C >. «Jrtlni N^ttjUIc**.. ua, irMuOt;I.Ma*»aM<,nlchi . , *-3A-JJ12. iTikuhr* p OOOOKtclwtl c 2 'nil,£?fch;?i St. M#m*phll'lt.' ^ ---retiring after;after the season — ending a Brett gave Kansas CityIty £ a 4-3 lead . iiue,Ulru>«*otil«oni nos '.lickion p OOOORMir cc= 4 iS!! & K K ..T !ftfSOt Wtdl. E^nslma l a 0----f‘''o-year stintstint with the club — scored with w a solo homer, his elgheighth, in th e . OOSTOH ...... -oeYRon ...... Bo^rxJ ph lOOOKiOinr fcfc I 2 0 0 0 it1B,ni. I BJU* JMn King. U.SU.S., JlCOjP. 0. '^*9*’ ...... tiftiM ...... ttirhbl -Whitior) p OOOOTf-nsin MPf, 1 1 0 0 0 W*«y TumbuILÂutWll^ nn,i •------in the severseventh Inning on Jason sbcth si and the Royals addedded two more ‘ • mRIi Witott 7-12 md HcbucNb J-T) tt' Bunstn It ' 3 1 4 S LlFlort cf 4 “0 0 J-0 :St.nn« pn- OOOO IW-jn pp 0 OOOO SlOir*, NlV>*l1tndl. n ,9 tl I. ts. - namr io 4 0 0 9 wtuu » 2000 Alnnd/ pr 01 0 0 RoBarU jJ 1 10 10 AuitnlU. 177,710. I, VUtlnU HaHafcJ. ftsmtnii. ^ ------Thompson’sn ’s 2525th homer, runs n in th e seventh whenI FraFr< n k W hite ' ntc* It 9 0 0 9 a:u/3 S> 2 0 0 0 Bbb, D l O t l g j , ^[» 0OOOO rO,179. 10, flo»*inify A»1I,I, LUntiid StitH, ' - sss.s's'a'& s-., Yttnn ;• dn 2 ] 0 0 StiuO dh 4 0 0 0 )Lf \ • bounced into a fielder’ss choicecl and - ': lAtwti (Z^n D-13 and .l*awn M). 2. e D rn. Fia e 4111 Thff<.in IB 4 121 p OOOO »,». i‘aAO(^ , Texass6»Twins3 6, ^ jw^^^Flcwns* 1M) (I OmUna fHim Lrrn c( 3 111 Ktinp It 4 !0 ?!10 Wjim pn 1 1010 1.TomWtl»ont3a,C9,lAnd/l Milwaukee second basenisem an Jim p OOOO 3, J»ek NldOtui *W.772. 4. y O l J BLOOMINGTC oi'ion (&iishi ^4) (I Toronta icuxr iMi), Hoeton fc 4 0 ] 2 Mr c 3 0 0 0 5, 1 0 0 0 »ia.W. 8, HuBirt Of*«fl C ^ . NGTON, Minn. ( U P I ) - J o n ,GG an tn er threw wildly to0 firstfii trying Scotl lb 4011Co1 3 010 Uiânt fc 3 0 0 0 a ? 1 B. 19, QI UoTQtn------y i pitched a flve-hltter and Al for fc the double play. Singlesgles by Amos I«lnxi (TMing Ml i1 Bdllnwi invuMn Eaarilr' p OOOOlrTTimll ii 2 0 0 0 ) 2 0 10 t17C,». «, .larry Pit* t ir .nm . II f ______Oliver andid JoiiJohn Grubb each drove In Otis, 0 WUlle Wilson, D arrearrell Porter W>:o. p 0 0 9 0 (S 1010 IPOAQOi;f ■ — Mil (I Manuka* (Tartri Tcuiitq,. ... aj.io.jTeuii f l j e i . ------two runs ThurThursdoy night to pace the and ai Hal McRae accountecinted for the - ill.tSrun. Doiton ...... 30091901^}!!! } 3i 0 2 0 1, NtrCT LOM! t1D,117. 2. Jc MUmii (Tinini 1Mt| >1 CWcieo (ICiton S ,, TotiJl ... !O.J.0 2TO!>!I . . J4.;S4.2.10.1 Jlci,4Sl 3, Pit 6fldliyllM.!n.[j'f^ 4, B tlK k AtlItpt.(UJll.,Sr AAUon a a . 4 Banny BoB Zandir B.JM? complete game.gam Wllile Norwood was set s< a B rew ers' single seasonison rccordof', ittn«U8«lmofi.ttwkilorii WP-Wllcoj.T-2J4.A-l!,?13. Pitty JIB.TIJ, I Pll McOo«n 4iM»llT«m,nlgfil Pireont (Z21.1411. RUu/d Pitr the mostit Introublesome hllter for 1101] RBI by singling homele run n s In th e . ■ inui Cltv d Mlnn«Mti. nlgfil______:_ H E H . fl ER an SO OtvU Pnnon 1117.121.7. DtntlUftmi29,{1}. U P*ul BiOCjnJ ...... H,a Bom« ttll,«».9. UivJiK^llPood^1C^,aO. I Matlack and aaccounted for two of the first fi a nd ninth Innings, HATKIKALLEAQUE . i , » r TokUty* 3-3 J o“ o“ kUfk L)l nirori cl 4 2 2 0 SoMltl cl 4 1 1I ItcUoA 10 0 9 9 la ton linut/y Twins’ run.<;.jn.<;. ^Norwood doubled home .lohnitn ri OOOO AVioodi II 4 0 05 WTilUOn (W Ml 3 4 99 9 9 1 3 (ToutntumiiOaronc«r lb lOOOBuWay p OOOO“ ’ “ Sl.»-DiSBy(l).T-4:40. A-2,«a...... W. LPct...QB ».Nc(U0l £2; fc 3 0 0 0 Cru 0 0 9 9 0 f T p S f .'.toAntii dA 4 0 9 0 Uorpnr p 0 9 ^0 °0 ° PennintRiC*lAlA01t.xaeo 1. Ctmina AbtnO*no C.4aS.t S S S 1.-H0*flt II 310 0 OyUnlladPraiimrni'Joul »,"E S K KS. 1S.3S-U bidfi for 20thi 1win s J i f i K AfflartcinLairjlU^r ^ 4t» BS o -SS? p“ !!!! v & ' - i HOUSTON)N, (I(UPI) - Ken Forsch St. Louis added three uneaiiieamed runs . , -i «a M B .*« « -0;2" , HiwYrW ...... 03M .8)8 r.5nmâ[VioS?i5îiJUa! tossed a flve-hliIve-hltte'r and the Houston In IHur»J*T'»fUnjlll -J,"; i i ‘ Bonon 91 tJa JiMJiH 2 lniXoil.2S1.411.10,P«1*rAii^lon In the six th with the helpp of two New I F r l i ’. OimnRarniJfilnj TMOnOOOHBREDRAO Astros thwartedcarted PhUNlekro’s bld to York Y errors. With one 01 Wt«iXi3,CWe*Q0lliyl 2.271,243, 19, ^6 B :^ ajtn complele gamegam e in six sta rts slncc scored sc R eitz wllh a singlegle 1to center. .OuUilf 1.3 3> 2 2 0 0 2 a 6^ S*ndyHt>layt2J<2.SB. SSt&S“ «Cm 11J t 0 0 1\ 0 ^ Cliltomli II 7] leaving theJ bullj:bullpen to Join the starting Phillips F, scorcd when the,e b]ball got by llcim (Bgrrtl t-13} il 8t. LixjIi irHKfi Trtlnan • X (Sw. I^ S J S . “MurpFir a 1 0 0 0 0 2 Oty (foi — Homa (l|: SMttla (31, 1. Lu Bvrtn 0.710,087, II Chlilti C Whil- 5 ^ Kf'i jMj-70 rotation. The victory snapped Lee L Mazzllll. ' in 01^ (Jonai 1M4) tl Lci Angilai ifUii ...^ *»'• 6»pt.2MM7;^nit0U(JI,S*et2M).O2»« .0 cti. tlr>QMm tl.TMm i RarMilontij UcAjully ““I H;ll , 5 ^ ” Houston’s four-four-game losing streak t l,lWOs.m. ■(lSJS^?WpiSru.?-i:l!.A-a^^ AnT(4|:ilUlnnaioti(4|.iMa(7>a:4.)OJ4. I1.»1,C81, 4, Qiry Jomi tl.OSO.O».W.5,Robiri outtcn IHWurt 1M11 it S*n ff»Klico CaJllemlt ni - Homi n|: UJnuU*intiki* (», FnnUtl,<«7,U3.a,ThomuJ.X* and 11 m arkedked Uthe third gom e In a row Pirates * 3, Cubs: 2 >pp«lMn,IOJSp.m. £«pt. 2M7: 6 W i (O. Swt- 3300, ^ . 0otil UirMiiiV Ct 3 2 19 dottVlii ?B 3 191 9 0 PnilKtllplMl (11) - Horrâ Kl; Uortri*UortTMl (4), CUffl* p iu tl I, Co«-| Rido* 12 Foil 11 4 0 1 1 U'S ri 4 110I 1 0 Sept. 2S-2S 12}^. Any 17): il Ht«n YorlYorli (J), R«d9yC74,mtO,L)ll'lHeoiCi7 the Insuranceance run with a , single. A A lexander to score the w/Inning lnn run In . — Harvlrin It 4 0 1 1 Scoil It 0 00 99 00 . ^ t . T2-&24; it PltltbvrBn (l|. Saplipt SS{2Wb, { • i i = ' Nlekro, 19-16,■16, waswj touched for a run In the th 14th inning Thursday’ ancan d gave the merican League ^Montni 16 3 0 0 9 HorK)r« Ct 4010 ■ ' Tn.li Hudton Slovnt C 4 0 0 0 Sur.rrnl It 4 112I I 2 pitlitxifth (101 - Homa 17): Olctffo ( ^ JtcoMin sM»-n the sixth onin LeoLeonard’s lead-off single P P ittsb u rg h P irates a 3-2 trlutriumph over* , . 'Nonnui rt SOOOScTiulU p 0 99 00 99 Sept- sAiTjPhU^JtlpftU 141, 6»pt. » ( HMJ«E ... KAKSA3 OTr...' : Uiddoi » 2 0 9 0 Hmfi« IB 3111I I I ;Oef. T, A-iy ffl; il Wont/ul 0), StpL 2J^ and Jose Cruz''ruz' double.cl Houston added the th C hicago Cîbs, •F!r(^n 2B 20 10Rtm » 4 11.1 1 OtKlnniU (l|, dtia l» B« dilannlna ^ ^ F o o t b a run in the s(seventh on singles by ' P lnch-hltte r Rennie Slcnnienn ett led off ■ Sav p 2 9 0 0 Konnodr c 4 0 0 tb a ll ‘‘KfK i:'1.1i“ ss 0 0 iwceaurr' 3wj-nTMlce~Bbchtl~chle7TulIo~Gbnzalez and lhT14Ui Hi Inning wilh a walkvalk off'loser '02' ------' g s i S ; r=.";.’ ;r,f ii 0«r” fd O0O0U?rolf'"p“ ~ 3 o 1 ' Oloi^* ^Ctdli Sgln Leonard, BruceB Suiter, 8-10, andd AAlexander, . { iM« ri . 4 6 0 Pentr c 11 •Totili Nlekro went the distance for the sent sc In as a pinch runner,ler, promptly idofc ] g 0 0 ucoek It. J 010 .Niw Yorli...... 100 000 C01-2 Transactions" 3 = i . . . - - . — Dot) ODdor rti II 4 0 0 0 WU»on I) 1111 a Uwll ...... XOOOJOCi-6 BcN>T WtdUnt 5^71 20th lim e,‘, tojtops in the National stoic st second and continueded tot third as inof © JOflOUcRM W 3JM >'t. ThurKU»'i8p0«1IIr»nti£llor'l' RENO,' Nit. lUPI) - WMkif rtM a 1 0 0 0 Conni r) ] 1 2 0 , «lt 4 By UrUt*d^M^mit»niloMl Footoiil Lmqvi md Cdiaoa o«i i gJlS Uogue. R a d e r's high throw sailedxl IrInto cenler ■ - on e 4 I 1 0 Ptt»k u 3 110 . 1 iJ Himn’a fl >no Ru a tnd S portl Book:ook: .1, c. Snwd plOC(l p OOOO WWI* B 411J •ji»-6lmrT>eru. ^ MuilW. SD- Ouillll. Marv D*n»*f - PUcwl Rooai Brewi md I field. Murccr, attemptingling to nail ' " in p OOOD LMiurd p OOOO -I*”',Ur«.Htn«JXl»J...... IP.H R Eft aaJJ 60 Cook on md nium*! UK Danni S S S ...... i ? c S ! .r ^ 5 Cards 6 , ,1 M ets 2 Alexander al third, threwrew the ball • ; • M ... M.4.10.4 Touu ... »I.1JI iflFrwelw. VttN S*in IL Wl ^ M 5 2 1 N*« Yorti Olinu SinF (UPI) John Urrea w 0»rturd 1 5 0 0 01 0 J KantiiOly-8tflr>*douirt.)LTanlaWiIknlaWUkano tWUmof* • ' i£-n ST. LOUIS:s (U - wide a n d Alexander scammperedhome' pe ‘ S X : ::: ::: :: i S S S i l . z . , 1 on*-y*tr Conlrict. ClnelnntU NiwOrlUfil N*ir ' ollowed onlyniy oione hll over the flrsl tc U,fM (W Ml 7 1 1 0 3: 4 , Houilon - Antulrid Cutd SlKki WttltWittt Ifom uiiml Will lo give E d Whitson, 5-fi,, thethi victory. • • • Senuiu 2 3 1111' ’ N« Ortuni (Of I llnt^rvj Halt ctk* s^choorseo.0. seven Innings ^SS^'io. Ru!S*‘atr‘^ ”Ti>-You^ WP-S«tn.T-2.W.A-3,OI2. lit cnoic* In Pintbufoh o.Yrt&i C Sl.vllni.!J,Pocitl,‘i['of''““ lings and Ted Simmons Jim Jl B lbby pitched the finalnal Iinning for. / • oti. Cecpw, McfU». Plt*li. Itoor*. HR- " WiiWnstOft Niwt socked a two-run two-r triple In the first his hi first save. Inning Thursda;irsday night, lifting the St. The Cubs tied the scorcire 2-2: in th e , ^ Iûls Cardinalsdlnals to a 6-2 victory over ninth n! with an unearneded run. Bill the New Yorkork MMets. Buckner B opened with a sisingle and . < U rrea, nowlow 4-9,4- struck out four and. G G reg G ross followed wilh ;an Infield Wiscoi)nsin ssaid inn trouible walked three■ee beforebe being replaced by hit, hi sending plnch-runnerr JJe e r r y WhUe Buddy Schultzhullz at the slart of the to tc second. Mike VailI slappedsJ a '; — 3d the Holm , case because 1 MADISON, Wls. (UPI) - The Til The Herald quoted;ed John Dewey, Ten, Wlscoil^lsconsln an d Minnesota — had ^ it was an cgj,th. Thele onlyon hit Urrea allowed f g u n d e r to shortstop F ran•ank k Taveras,"^ “ • ^le “innocent mistake." Tho diversity of Wisconsin football1 pnpro. assistant Big Ten concommissioner, as some errorerror in (the Carroll) case," he The B ig T en ^ ^ s a flfth-lnr[th-lnning single by Doug who w forced Gross al second, sec but ruled th at Holm had to am Is being Invcsligoted by theleBlg Bl saying Wisconsin still Is being In- said. d to drop h s piym,, gchultz:hultz gave up three hits, second sc baseman Phil Gameam er’fi throw Jc scholarship, but could m£ in because of possible rccrullinulllng vestlgated. Breltenbitenbach, who called lhe rule i m aintain his including anan RQRBI single by Tim Foil In to tc first was wide, allowingi-lng W hite to olations, a UW campus newspapg metal to the pedal and turnlumed on the TWIN FALlFALLS — Jana Thacker. for foi a 15-13 decision, Mlniconico Jumped . . Uj uje doesn't happen again, id qxmt his freshman year with U: classic for 3-year-olds at the10 ilghtandhoms.'’ served up) elgheight straight winners In' Into Ifil a n 8<3 advantage In opcopenbig the eland, Breltenbach said helcirredofhe lhe X tin jlo ophCTS. He transfeiTCd to Lakelar are County Fairgrounds, The Mosl Happy' Fellowlow ccoll out of the secondd gargame Thursday nlghl to second se game before Thackeicker started' 'r e h e in v e s tig a tioon n obout three illego ond-then Wisconsin, where 1 jy Escort, owned by'Keystone1C Debutante Wick had won the first point the Twin Falls volleyball girls getting gc her' serves In andd Twin T^ Falls months ogo. He saidd UWU oHIcloiB did icelved ah athletic scholarship. Stable of Miami, Fla., was at, considered past Mlnico:o inIn I-two stralghi gam es. went ahead 11-8 before Minico Min could Elved rlnonclal aid “ IS division of the flrsl heat, e Holm, a junior from Waukeshaa andar receive llltle chance against Falcon rather handily The teaims;aims played It airtight stop eti her. njg at Minnesota and thathot "many people 5 ‘'U= in the easier of the two, rathe likely slaiter In the Badgers’ Bl urst and F light Director, two of with a lim e of 1:57 2-5, througl) thelhe firstfl game with Twin |r Mlnico claim ed Uie Jayvely v e c portion Sotur- in the UW athletic depidepartment" were “ Jj pn opener at Northwestern Satu ndout ^year-olds of 1978. M eanwhile, FalconI Almahursl, Al Falls finishingillng with’ the last two points 10-14,15-12.. c a s e u n a w a re o f th e ru le. ly, was involved In a similar eas linger, sta rlin g In the No. 3 postst driven by Billy Haughtonhton who was , r a t ^“ ct.‘ B re lle nnboch b a sold UW e q>ent his freshman year j n In the raceoff, trailed until111 seeking his sixth LltUe B; d t o o fficials b ro u g h t th e2 CornjllCc m a tte r to P , , innesota and transferred I ifore the first quarter pole whenm victory, set a world's' ' rrec r d ™ o f ^ field sta y s undeftafeated the Big Ten's attentlentlon, ond ques- 1 ? R ich fiel Isconsip in 1975. k his horse to the outside andid half-m ile track when he blli Îved tJoned why CairollI wos w allowed to '“ I r r i c i i fIELD i e i : d - T he R ic h fie ld " up up w itn 15-u, l^-auevisiuii. Like Carroll, he also recelvc I him to the lead, llghtnlng-fast fairgrounds re c e iv e aid a t b o th schGichools. nlshed the first half of the R ichfield opens a busyy week wi Mon-- ' tuuidal aid a t both schools. three horses remained thal wayly 1:55 2-5 In winning the secor J h a s H e said th e U W Informed Infi the Big , Lhsldc Conference volleyball day do by hosting Mackay,r', travti els to ' ‘ Although Holm’s scholarship hi llnlsh line, with Happy Escort'rt heat. The previous markork c of 1:55 3-5 JI has Ten of Carroll's tranronsto, and thoi “ undefented .style Thursdoy CamasCj County Tuesday and anc returns' ncc been dropped, the Big Ten h£ I Flight D irector by a nose In afl was set by Albatross in 1972. ijetlc Minnesota approveddthctronsfer. th Iropplngtlie Bliss B ears, home ht to entertain Careyty 1 T hursday. ‘ ‘ lowed him to maintain hla athlet f2;044-5. . • ------— The-Falcon, owned bypnrorm Hll o,.~7^; IglbllUy. , “Really, all threeeo(us ol -Th“eBlg- « J toiik Uie vafslty malclies Richfield Rl takes a 7-0 markla rk into lh'ei~“ ; py E sco rt picked up M9,491 foror Hilliard, Ohio, could have C-14 and the jayvees followed" second sc half of the season. the win,n, boboosted his 1978 win totals to the Ju g with a win In thefe“:L'n“S se< S - eight Inn 19 19 s starts and booted his year's■’s The horse led all tho way ir lansen topples R a f t R i v e r 'ay in the race. , earningsIgs to $143,703. until Flight Director, driven drivi by Joe B u h l outiastsOU Goodining - Honaen stayed In.thn.the River won the first gagam e 15-13 w ith “ YouM can’t caj plan these three-horse'se'' 0'Bricn.caughlh!mlnthesthe stretch. “ “e'c Valley Confercncrcnce Hansen rallying backick lo claim the raceoffs[fs al ah ead of time, said Popf-pf- The tttree-horse raceoffceoff lhat re- BUHL-Tht- The Buhl girls, behind the ij, Identical ,16-14 scores,. 'G ooding'S ; t.. w ars Tturaday nlghl withvlth a d e cisio n 1&-5k I M . 'Terry Wilson Inger, 41,41, cof G ard en City, N:Y. “ U isIs suited w as only the sbclh5bcth in th e 33 play of Susan Susi Borchard, Sidney ja Jayvees salvaged the prelimillm ln ary IS* ;. Bweq) of tbe Raft RtvcRiver 'Served IS stralghi polnJoints in the tide- best-to0 be be i on top. My coll has a high8^ years of the Jug and the :first since Howard and and DInne Cobb, nipped 3 of speed and I wanted to get on 3 .1(M4. u . „ ■ tunilhg sccond game.!, flight of sp' on. 1971, Gooding In a ipair of tight vollcyl>all B-STImos-Now®. Twin Fallo.llo. IdahoIt Fflday. S optom borOf 222,1078 Houkkstun IS Tig<{ers, bi>aseba all I by anmounicing hisI reftirem7(T'before three suc- year contract, had “bee: Ralphllouk. mamang* been pro- manage the Tige'igers for as long as he ;arly 1950s. The most times hele ever cesslve fourth-placelace finishes and dlf- m ger of tlie Detroit Tlger»»B»6t^rlsed r the baseball wOTld ac jam m ed Into this thing for over a wanted. batteijailed In a season w as 92 in hisi hrookie ferences with ownervner George Stelnbr- and the Tigere Ihureday'wly'when be y ear.’’ a n n o u n ^ b e w as retii Houk had t>ec]seen hinting al retire- ^’ear of 1947. Hc never had a homeme run enner led lo hiss nsresignation at the cthlng at the end of this seasoaason. Houk managed 16y e a rs in th ;L lke Houk. Moss is a formeirm er m ajo r m ent the p a st season se, or two —citing n 158 at-bats and his major leaguele; conclusion of th e 19731973 season. 1 tb e m ajor league with the; TifiTigers and New York Yankees., Cruiser divisiond ssuggestecid for boxidng

M E ia c o c n r {u p d - WoHd Mate Parlov,, ^Argentinians w Victor probfproblems, among other things,5s, h d d council m em bers: will vote on this and ■ ■ | | a Boxing Council presidentt JoseJo Sul- GalindezandMIeMiguel Angel Cudlo and the 'championship ' for only seven s .p_ther proposals anind d thatI It will be up oiman Thursday proposedd ththe crea- ex-heavyweightght champion Leon months. niont to them to set th e weightwelj limits. Uon of a new category betwe salsaid that among )rogram two weeks before the f BUHL SCHOOIOOLDISTRiaNo.412 this class/' Sulalman said. Association (WB,VBA) light heavywdght other proposals lo0 beibe presented «t the • Adv«r1it«m<« m «nlt S*pl»mb«r 20 Muld do no better than 201 pound H ie nam e cruiser is riot aJ nevnewcomer monarch until11 last h Friday when he , tnds,2 0 meeting, are the pens: OatOtbortfiaAucllenMri ess than All’s221. pension fund, the use to professional boxing. Thee labdial was was upset jy by Mike Rossman of of plastics on thle e eyebrows,cy doping flnt used at the turn of theJie icentury Philadelphia on on the sam e card In Sulalman Sul; indicated that att timest tests and others, all aimeda a t m aking t>ut w as la te r changed1 totc light which Spinks lostlos to Muhammad Ali. thereJiere existed large weight differeBrcnces boxing a ’‘more humaiuman"sport. SIPTUriMBlR 23^ heavywel^t. ’The Argentinian,lan, who succumbed in inn theth' maximum category andmd the "Like many of the new categories, SNAKEjWVERAUaiON R]\ !: Sulalman explained thatt th< th ere a re the 13th round,d, had1 to do some last Ali-S{\li-Spinks battle was a good cxan:ample. the cruiser will alsoJso ccome under fire. . AdvartlMmvcm»nt:S«pt*mt>«r22 hiany light heavyweight boxeMxers who minute exercisesses and step on the scale "BeCi‘Because of this the stren g thI of oi the 'B u t tim e will tdJl. l. 1The same thing . b a v e ^ t o i l ^ tim e trying to0 makem the three times befoKjfore he made the 175 fightcIghters is not well balandcd,” hetie isaid, happened wheri the light feather- weignt limit and who lack the size lo pound limit. Sul;Sulalman added that duHngng the weight and flyweigh/eight dasses were SIPTU■MBIR 30 fight Jn the heavyweights. His countrymc'm an, Cuello, also held WBC’iVBC’s annual convention, lo bo hdd ^Irst introduced,_and_ai^..Judging.Irom_‘ He cited as examples1 YiYugM lav the WBC crowm n butb because of weight -In ,ea , ■Nev;.“'T^ts,'we''diaihDrl0 SNAKE: riveRIV 'r'auction' n,early November'ln Reno,T e rlghl thing,” added Adv*rtlt«m»nm»fittS*pl*mb«r29 the man who strippe--Ipped Spinks of the heavywdght title,e, afafter th e form er champ refused lo< mme€ eet Ken Norton in 111 ©Bqc hlfl first defense. J

Brock to play Steelers go3 0 PPruitt’s ru ails iiext season without Ha1 a m mTiore o i serious : ST. LOUIS (U PI) - Lou Lou Brock, PITTSBURGHIH (U( PI) - P itlsburgh CLEVELAND CLI lUPI) -' I'liii baseball’s all-time base-sse-steaiing Steders llnebackeclalcovenants.’’ ■ increase mencomes jason, signed Thursday with tho ; ^though General Manager Washington Redskins, a cl ager Bing hjeW YORK (UPl)-TheNational (U Wo alto haya FullI lino af Advonlago T/A's AK iV ^ lc h a lln tlr«r^ )okesman announced. Devine usually reveals contract co pootball League’sle ’s 84 free agents who _ signings, Brock’s signing w£ To make room on the 45-man rosl , was an- signed contractsts thisU year received an *i,o r Bounced by Cardinal Pre 1C Redskins waived rookie wwide ' Prko Indudet mournount, balanco, F.E.T., froo Fn rototai, HVTi President average salaryincrease ir of 27.8 per- sjd v e r J.T. Smith from North Te;Texas Froo flat ropalr. FrooFro< roplocoiTient w arron■anty down to H F | August A. Busch Jr., who ^ s o 11,0 fjF L. Management M Council , announced the ap«emenl' In spring saldHiursday. Uite. Smith relum ed four punls:for33 foj '/a Tread'on RociôatlcBQtlonal Vohtclot. training. ards and one kickoff for 18 yardj In Based on flgunjurcs provided by the' le Redskins’ first three Eames. ' c o m e INI aAND R SEE NEIL OR DENi WFns r H i Busch said in a statement;lenl: "We ic„guc oHIcc, the average salary of M tid p a te l/ou wiU be an In te ^ i (ree ogonls rosee frfrom $57,629 in 1977 to of oin- ball d u b In 1979. The drli Colt' S73.6« this seos Since 1964. He broke Maury iry WUIs new team s via th e free agent route. A foot-7,iot-7, 270 pound tackle from P«Penn record of 104 stolen bases in a e B btH ...... < 1 a season playing; ww: ith new team s a fte r S talate, te , was signed for an i w ith 118 in 1974 and last season 1 un- isonbroice being traded, d etem2termlned amount money. U « f H H ...... d 4/*193 ■ ■ Ty Cobb’s record of 892 stolenin bebases in a c a i w . I I C U H ...... i . 4 / » a 0 4 “ ■ Y ' 7 i r I I ttolS; ...... < 4/»2I0“ I .* White to miss ate Car ^ TheUUimat ...... d 4 / « 2 1 5 * * W l four cage jgames J, J y —lau...... :7T~ B ball players to academic dlffio will not be able to use high scori Pried Includei mou;niount. balanco, F.E.T., FrFroo rototoi. R onald W hite for a l least fouriur £gom es Froo fidt ropalr., Froo Fro roplacemont w orrarranty down to f i th isy ear. '/a Trlefid b n p a c tt o o n n g g o r c a n , Coach E ddie Holbook sale 1 NCAA informed hhn Wednesdo; OHTHEFA8M24HOU .While, a guahl-forwahl who ove “Shop Along ^ _ _ ^ ^ _ T R U C K 1 TRACT 29.5 points a game at Anderson J I r a CoUege last season, will be ddiglble ig l lo I Cash-less-ly” | _p!ay ^ the time the Paladins 12 monlht to pay H ‘their SouthOT Conference sch on approvod crodli E Dec. 13 if he h as sufficient ddassroom a si forthe in lifestyles. dredlts. This boQutifutifu! 1977 Jaguar XJ-S CoupCoupo is a classic on salo Whito Is taking three courscurses at W orkman Ford. An oxcopticoptionol porformdnco outo- GreeoviJie Technical Collegege tto get mobllo fullylly oqulppod. Distinguishod,;hod, Smooth, Rosponslvo, I ™ j H (he bouis be needs to be ell^bliable for Luxurious! A n o w o x p o rlo n co ■ ■ ' jk' W I In m o to rin g . a p t ' competition at Punnan. 3- » HOURS' CAI ^ , 1 1 3 3 K i m b ei r ^ l r l y R o a d *21,995 \ / 7M.»iaoo -•>■ f 784-179S QUiCKCASHn IBISBiaaiBiLL PAWN WORKI;k m a n f o r d I RED’S “ xTf™1243 Blue Lakos Blvd. Northrth 733-5I10:^/ K m i/ ’ Friday, S oplom borOf 222.1978 Tim os-N ow s, Twinrwin Falla, Idaho 0-0 I Patri(iots faace sejjason’'s pivcot at COaklaiind i | By GREG-'A IELLO UP UPI Sports 1976 season,, winningwt 11 gam es after a to. reachi the Super Bowl. Bui B W rlto- But early . re c d v c r D arrylyl StingleySt suffered a ' off why we are not scoring the poli 3-11 season the y e a r b<‘fore, they were season w a salary holdouts by points, • sputed Starr’s chargfiarge and called It a ■ nw New England PatrioQtriots retum dlm in ated in y all-pro paralyzing spinene injuryin when ho wus We’reI'e’re dolng'all right between the in the first round of the offensive offc linemen John Hanni the 20 chcapfihotagainstT/stTATum, : ■ Sunday night to the place wl nnah and hit by Raiders’s’ safetysa Jack Tatum, andnd 20 but we arc not breaking :e where their playoffs by OalOakland In o disputed 21- Leo ng the "We've lookedd atai the ,film and • I sUâk o( misfortune bcga Loon Gray disrupted the tea:cam and .The Patriots haven't hav seemed the scoring 3egaa^cs^l7,d€clsIon_iThR=disputcÔBCCrne(t-' -con cotlagione."____ - - Ihereii-oolhine-thcr?h c rr:” ^^Ttldcn said:------contHbfted to-aTjafr 'ofi?ariyrly losses same since. Thoug)tiough unbeaten in ph.*- The twoycOTs agorirthcyleaVtcave OaHancl some questlomlonable calls against New tha The Patriots are hoping tightht end< "I Just ihink it’s prelpretty chcap to take I with Q victory It could go a lh a t wound up costing th e P atriitriots the season, they travel i ?o a long way E n g lan d duriduring Oakland’s last- NF' avel to Oakland Sunday Russ;uss Francis, who missedd the take a shot at Taturatum, especially at NFC E asl title. wiih a 1-2 record;ord and. the look of a Baltijn ■ I towaixl fixing a seasonison quickly m inute winnlnuilng drive. The Raiders T ;aItljnore game wlthapulled ham:amstr- this lime. H . .threatening to break dow; This season again began'an with team In disarray.av. , ing ,n down beyond went on the win th e Super Bowl. optl lg m usclci will return agaiigaiDst. "Jack Is one of the hardestI h itters in ■ repair. optimism and serious champi 'akland. He is listed as a proba L ast y ear• thethi Patriots, basod on a hop / must have better obabie football... but ho■is is nnoi a dirty player, I After the P atriots cam e al hopes for New England. Thenr . f a S - tarter. Doug Beaudoin again tie alive in the w ealth of talenilent, were picked by many exh inrf u/irtn c * « u tio n o n the«e field."fie New England in re- Ho doesn’t need thal to be Intlmldut- exhibition victory at Oaklanc laces starting strong safety PrenI Coach Chock FolrhFairbanks said. "When rentlce ing. His hittingg abllllya alone Is things are goinglg wwrong, r usually there IcCray, out with a knee Injury. intimidating.” ------arc, swecplnfi.chanidianges. I'vo changed - Oakland, 2-1. is comlng off ^ a j 2«-3 ___In.other games.Su3.Sunday,. Clevdand___ in” h r’Green-Bay'lli which things before,, butbu I believe too :h the (3-0) .visits PittsbiItsburgh (3-0), Los I Baseballill awaits 1 ;aiders rushed for a club-record)rd 348 Angeles C3-0) Is al H reshiiffliring ' slrongly-in whalil we’rewe' trying to do out al Houston (2-1). the •there.” ■ ards. Mark van Eeghen keyeded the Now York J e ts (2-1(2-1) at Washington . Rlaidere’ aider ground attack with a ccar a re e r (3-0), St. Louis (0-3) at Dallas (2-D. ■ Fairbanks said - ofCincirinnati’s ‘u lald -he would sta rt h ighl5igh l5l y ards on 20 carries. Atlanta d - 2 ) atI TaTampa Bay (1-2), untradealables’ quarterback Steve G eve Grogan ogalnst |he TT he h e. P a trio ts will bc p lay in g Miami (2-1) at Philadelphia Ph (1-2), I CINCINNATI (UPI) -■ SpeculationSfw lop the all-tlll-tlme Natiortal League the Raiders despitele GGrogan’s il-for'-33 O'akland aklar for-the; first time since si: Denver (2-1) al KaKansas City (1-21, the Cincinnati Post. "Andnd fr^ passing performa I la flowing about the CIncInnj:innatl Reds' record for momost hits, 3,(530, hdd by spe irmance and three Stinglelingley'.s injury: Tatum will bcus (o f interest because of Stingtlngley Baltimore ( 1-2 )' at Buffalo (0-3), i I. Y aiankee owner, Just m ight do th;th at.’’ . 27 loss to Baitimoc world champions linger neariear dlmlna- “But that; do-3) and Ing on what lllUe chance theyy Ihave to against the Colts, n an t chase for the second1 consecutivecor right dub — say, the New Vork ove . veteraieterari safety for what he termm ede a San Francisco (0-3)M ) al the New York overtake the Dodgers as thele season “We are having b ] y w r. Yankees —- makesm him an offer hc wai Ing breakdowns, miss- cheapheap sh^ hgalnst running biback Giants (2-1). wanes. But trade talk Is suree tito grow ing assignments, d I F a r back of Los Angelesles Inli the NL c a n X r e ê," , ’’ wrote Earl Lawson of strc ts, dropplng passes," Terdclerdcli Middleton last week. Chicago (3-0) hoslJfiosls Minnesota (1-2) stronger when the season ends.Is. Fairbanks said. "Th I Wcstcni Division'beginningning a three ."They are Indications OaklOakland Coach John Maddenlen di- Monday night. j game series In Atlanta1 FiFriday, It j appears the Reds will1 bcb< easUy j - outdistanced by the Dodgenigers for the - sccond straight Ume. Whenên i the “Big . - R ed Machlne'.’_conked outtlast las season,— then President and Gench-all-al IM anager Bob Howsara emphaticallylly saids none : of the - Reds' “startingI eieight" - j believed by many to be Ilhe best > startin g JJneup Id baseball1 — -w I o u id b e : traded. But a second disappointingntlng season j later, President andd (G e n e ra l ; Manager Dick Wagner promises pro a j h a r t look a t the dub. AndI loc;local sports writers arc predicting a shashake-up In the Reds starting lineup nextext jseason. “It's too early to talk about»u t possible trades and changes in thee makeupmi thg .team for next year,I'ear,” said ^ f i i i f - i J l ■ il I H j I I H o ^m . “We’ll take a hard look at m lhe club, player by playercr aand point b y point. In an attem pt to0 determinede H H 1 wTiat went wrong." Said Wagner; "My biggest;estpersonal j ;W!J LOIiWMAIINTEND I dlMppolntment was thnt we'vA-Cve lacked / r S r ^ U j aggr^lvencss this seas(eason. Wc j s<}cmed to be on our heelsIs Itloo mudi _ m mHECKER m i BBATTERY ! offensively and defensively.iy,.You \ have._ ^ — tH E wviM Ir i P R om mLDESIGM u ------; lo lake the game to the oLhother dub. D C T T l I Thai’s what we’ve donene In past . • D C !TERPEHFORimnia I L seasons, but not this season.’’ WEINANYWEATHi :Vagner aIso blamed compi)mplaccncy, I • 1 0 0 % !MORE FLUID OVEtVERPLATES! not-injuries, as the main1 reasonrei for ^ EASY r . P===s= I.'' - U ie R ^ ’ woes this seasorf.’ YACCESS TO CHEaECK FLUID LE)^L! “il ’m not putting all UieIC blblame on # l u t w I _ lhe players when I speakak of< com- n C ny VENT I CAPS MMhVIMIZE WATER LOS placency. All of us must sharelarelt —the ThoExciosivesivoTRI-LOY* AiioylnOurLOWLOW MAINTENANCE B oH ory Wil front office, Sparicy (Andersiie'rson) and Roduco Gosso ssin g U p To 80 % . A ssu rin gI M in im u m W olor Loss U n d o r Tliorho Most. I his coaches," explained Wagni'agner. Sovoro Condijnditions. Now Coli Doslgn AiioMallows 100% MoroEIoctroIyto Pl( Looking for signs of im p e n d in g Which DramotlcoIlvExlonds9 BBot o tto ry Lifo. Impoct R o slsto nIt f C a so , I moves, Cincinnati sportswrltevrltefi^wero HootSooiodcod Covor, Lood Sooiod Torminoilinol Posts. I I quick to notice the R eds giving givl Ken 3 6 AAOl B7» 1 ■ J | ( I wnwn W D»> a Ky Prc~«t I Griffey a .workout In centerileld cer O O /V JÎO N TH 60 AAClAONTH OESIGHED, Dm fo l» Wwl.mon.Wpon.Wp O. I DBUVER toudoli, ChMktr Aulo Will «*plcx* llII WllSoulWill I against the Dodgere thisIs week,w In ■n \ n r o s D fwM. Alt.f W Doyi W« Will *«pl(x* Wir n o o MAX/MM l»w^ri.ry 0«.Bln9 Ool, for 0( O.- place of Cesar Geronlmo.ao. With a m m m Mp Cond ar P>e tgllno Cuf>*nl Svom> lifetime major league battingIngavcrage i m m M \ 3 9 S T A R T I f l t •\ of .266 before the season, IndInduding a |nCHAlMC ^ ? / I ^ U M m iM O C r RZU. 34. Stf,'.10 1 0 .307 perform ance In 1976, GGeronlmo's er > w Mwr azn. u . ur. xt. xn. i t average slid Into the .220s; thisIhls season I ^ 311 IRRIGATED EXHAUST PII whilehe was fighting Injuries.•les. 5 5 5 ^ 5 5 ^ irTo Cu»tomlio ToAnyShopol JM U FFIO M t h j L i L O J t . •“ You can bet tho R eds wkvUl Ul; attem pt m b it ft Icakproon Moliet MuHler custom muffief lo trade Cesar Geronlmo dui allatlon Eailer ft Saf«r. Sofoty < during the iroved In Every Slalo I sV vrC k Hoovy'DulyCalvonliodSliiied S to o l.' m U r r L c IP* wfiila*,” one writer flatly dediled ared . ( n ioiiin.mM no iB ^g k ,D«ilgn'»dForMaxlmum l i e . 1 1 .9 9 ' R«00*d Double W :J)ther names mentionedKl 1Inj trado ) . ^ OtSTAUATn yBfe'SHL Sound Controll ParisIt _ Conitrvctlon. Zinc Pre-sized For PoHectct VAOO V Cooled Shell. No s p ^ a t l o n Indude P e te Roseôse, whose f ►99 1499 S f Fit. Replace* ■ U 7 W 7ibergloti To Po<(& 1 3 W p cbiitracl with the. Reds expiiixpircs this •, |^) 7^^' ■ ■ K H k Original Perleclly, O ■ Up Or Blow Out. yeir, and Joe Morgan, whoh o h^ a s s a i d ' nuosrm OOc I h e will veto any attem ptedpled trade. n 15?/ \ ^ v :o«iiEaMts WW ( Rose, who made nationalJ hcheadlines H —X th is y ear for coUecting hiss 3.03.000th hit n \ , and compiling a 44-gamem e hllUng | t j l streak , has Indicated h e woulc ôuld like to / V . I ^ om aniAL^^^k WEWMOUS m o F P o w a r MotorcraftG ^ CHRVSLER ' W m o o o r m .,. BmuiIIIai. SUPER RAIi^M R ' l g A stros -- ProtMUFrom i^ a io i'I ‘iBTAlli RoltInQ, . wulEAVYDUTY ^ rehire o i i M w u n n n &UTO RAM PS ^ 1% I ? . ? I 'oe Piece Conilructlon, TUNE-UP r usr Roi»«»c « » - d 9 8 A J. HelpiProietl « t,, , Ground,round. No'TIre WIdlh Virdon KITS » The Engine. • llmltotl.mltqtloni.6000lb».î^~jB^SS Original Equlpmsnl K«»p»ON J f t O a Copocit)opoclty Par Pair. f Cieon.For tU X G«nerolMator>, Po . P A i t nttSN w i HOUSTON (UPI) - Thele KHouston &Chrytl*r.Provldo:£ ' s i p i MaU.Cor*. M i D cm nx Astros Thursday announcedneed they BollcrEnoln* niu< SproyOn, RInio ly b A I U P R A M . -nffHi V / coBrmcimi • « t m k t h av e rchlrcd M anager BUI VVlpdontor ir " OrWlpoOlrf r g R f l ^PCVVAIVES ^ r 6 9 . ‘ a third season despite the teamcam taking piugiif#: I ^ A A AwoyFoiM Q W iH HelpiCleorTho „ 0» AlrByReduclog—— H £ 4 1 ^ . a dliuppolnting downturn onnthefleld. th< PoInU, Rotor J ' 1 ^ 9 9 • ru s N A .Als leam was expected tojbattlpLos bat «Condon»o^^F . Noiloui Fumoi. n u K f■■ f 2 ” Aogties for.the National Leagueagile West ^ ^ ^ 5 5 5 2 5 5 title, but poor pitching and1 liîInjuries to f A | | | | INK.^ Berrgmar SEFROMA WIDESl lA R 'S LEAKS H luy bitters hindered anyly further: jot r ~ ]\ CHOOSE^ ^.SELECTION R A M A IO t I progress. D K m OF CAR t TRUCKK MIRRORS!^ ^ m r^ s U P A I l fl .',*r believe this club can “ < = = , a u 717 Below-Eye-lpvel Mounting For contender, or I wouldn’t be comingi UnobllructooForwardViewIng,Unobi ,, Eoiy To B L«SSSli Foomlni iW * " Paintoblo While Heod...... ' .V!i1099 I I I bade," he said. . a i z r J Acllon / / I rjtucxsoit j \ z 117 Tne« Below-Eve-levol Truck And • • Lolling H •Rie Astros had a 68-83 recon‘cord, were Oukkiy ■ j X2K CompCompsrModel/Fvoluret One — 33-^mea-out-of-tol-plflce-anc!r-and-a-half— ffiSC —ii«mov« « SlOBixIonjionJxtiVldeioodi-...... !?." « 1 2 ? ? J H l 'Ot« And ft Carbon 7W Stainlen Stool Snop.Awoy ■< B B ~ A n d H ood'S^ gam e out of the division cellarm or before p "Ti*From ' Dopoillf. Hood. To Be Moved Oul Of Tho . 't ^^V.Coiket H Huffsday night’s game. InaiAnd S H V Clsont Fuel V ^ r \ f Way For Tlghl Ploce*....'...... ff; /VJhlon also sounded m orere cicautious K S S*."’*"' 3«Ji< Low Mount Oo»lgn, Perfect 'cwoyi. H B m Complolely. Truck Mirror. Hinged Swlwel' JL' about this team’s potentialal than tl he IM Brocket, FlU Any Door...... '.. 1 1 ” [SSSln w f t M t B a H h as since he took over the Astro£tros. m A I U ft 145 Heovy Duty Chrome Finlth, .^'We have some big question■Uon m arks 1 9 ^ AdjutlableTenilon Swivel, Bolh B 189 Are Eoiy To M ount....'...... !:...... 3 ” - 2 9 9 0 fo r next year. I can’t go outit on a limb 2 ^ ^ —— E — tumgnunotiAmiiyiuuuMM Blod»». i 9 8 ^ quite so far as I did before this year. I ^ • HX-A41AT don't know lhat we’ll bo able lo UT RE-MAHDFACniRI SAVE! OaiTYOURSllF ■M ^ n u SEALER voids," he said. ^ AUTO PARTS ..Vlrcton’s managing rarely hi Im ^ & m aA T O R AlmUTMS drlUcized by local fans and the ^ ActiAiÂ, IQS H e ts known to have good buslniLislncss and PtlcdHlBh.r. I M m personal relationships with . STAinas President and General Manaf S3:'r*r- ic ? Sm ith. o u . Importi Higher I v a The Astros job has alreadyIly bl)cc0mc ^ Tlr. tp^T M S LO M ElfT 1 C j ^ - VInlon's longest as a managiMger..He ^ H — Chon^ln^.rtg. Original Equipment. H D U M A n ft vtBS fired by the Pittsburgh 1 (in; 1B73) and by the New York orim * « _ i n . 1.19 135 . WAinnMrs M I I O W U ^ Yankees (In 1975) late in his sccond y l Mk /\ Slurdy3-S«: atnM Y Ext-ndiTo 9 9 U M T - < Mason with eadi balldub. | c tSV,X"Z I IS f ■ _ CoollnoSyitem. * Astros also announcedced’niurs- 2 j B 2 2 i v n t&QC,.lbat Virdon wUl retainIn hish four ipncbes. llu l move took: on added v m ------s^niflcADce because pitchingtllng coach _ f M h l f DAILY 8:30-9:00 . 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Coy D ien -2) a t Chicago (3-0) phisSly 7 7 over Virginia. ___ riel H arris. Chiefs alwayss play { tough against —Pa- Packers learning how tough 11 M T ^ h llfo In W ashington 9 over Dolphins hurting on defcnstfense with Broncos, but DenverDei defense led by AFC over Indiana. South \\WM VFC can bc playing Chargers■s 'week Carolina 1 over Duke.Duki Brown 4 over I ■ IV M Steve Towle. Miami byy3. 3. • Jackson and GradisharGn will handle, after H ij Jfter Raiders. Green Bayy was Yale, Princetonn 6 c over Cornell, Baltimore. (1-2 ) a t Buffalollo (0-3)( - wlng-t. K.C specl>eclalty team s have not espec Jspeclally vulnerable, to Oali)akIond Harvard 9-over' Coltmbia.Col Georgia ||^ P Colts riding high after fine effort played well, which whi could be worse runni ■unning g am e and'"will havee isame Tech 9 over Tulantulane. Penn 4 over | | | , agabist Patriots and willI bcbe tough against Rick Upchurch.Upc Only matter kind dnd of problems dofensing Lydell L D artm outh. Clemson opponent^ for Bills. Rogerr CarrCa has of time before I Tison 4 over G eorgia, ...... '' S&J •e Norris Woese takes Mitdi Mitchell, Don Woods and Boto Mat- P enn s ta te 17 overe r SMU, S^ N otre D am e always done well against thclhe IBuffalo ov er from Craigllg Morton.I D enver by 8 thews hews. Fouls and Jeffersonn give 1 over Michigan,n, Wisconsin W 7 over i W secondaiy. Baltimore by 2. (down from 10)•). (^;:hargers a r( potent passing combina I inatlon. N orthw estern, Iowa Iowa State 1 over _ New Orelans (l-2^t_ClnclnriclnnatLtCt_____San,Francisco_ W lft3LatJJ.Y..Giants- -SanO >an01egaby-l l-(up from 10):------lo w a — UCL-A—1-17—ovei—K-ansas; 7 ------35 —~Bpth teams hurtingting. -Ken ' (2-;l) — Slmpson'io n's knee hurting m o re Nev ------— — New England ( 1-2 ) a t Oaklandnd (2-1) A rkansas 10 overor Oklahoma 0 State, Anderson EtUI out for BengamgaliUnd than most peopleiple think. Joe P lsarclk — CT sic® - Chuck Fairbanks’ confidcnc:nce In Stanford 10 overIllinois, Illinc Ohio S tate 18 coach uphsppy with performarmanc6 of one of hottest QBsQB In league and will GrogtJrogan undlmlnished, bul you ha NC havolo over Minnesota,, Oklahoma Okl 40 over ______'.John Reaves. Giants lose)se Clhuck have m ore thantian moderate success wondi vender when h e ’ll give Tom OwOwen a Rice, Missouri 2 2 overo\ Mississippi, _ Muncie, Emmanuel Zandersders, and ogalnst Ninere’s< 5’ secondaiy. New Y o rk chanch an ce lo s^ o w his stiUl. BBesides a Tulsa 2 over K ansas! kicker Rich Gzaro. Bengal:igals will by 4. isas State, Air Foree W Injuriiijurics, P a ts a re having Iroubiiible up 11 over Holly Cross,3SS, Alabama/ 11 over I concentrateon running ball&sl'Inside and St. Louis (0-3)3) aa t Dallas ( 2 -D -N o t front: ront: Loon Gray was embarrarrassod SCU. Texas A&MtM 14 ] over Boston m will make sizable gainss aagainst only a re the Cowl ’owboys smarting from byy CoyCo Bacon and John Dutton,sn. But College, Arizona Si mlfltake-prone Giants secor :a Stale-Washlngton Compi . . m T econdary. last week’s defeat,eat, they are also Intent Oakla letitioi •akland QB Stabler has hahad 9 state even. Northth CarolinaCi S tate 15 Boys and GirlsIs ages 8 to 13.3... fun tim es aare here againin I's footboll timo agoln . .. limeim o fo r y ou to o n fo r o u rr PP,PP8K com po- Vetb€ Ition. Tost your football skillkills by compofing withh olothers your eats hlorse ^swap oe owiv/n n ago.c Winners will rocoivi 1 charc oivQ a PPSK tro p h y o n d aQ chanco to comp*ompoto in highor lovols of corcompotition. MINEOLA. N.Y. (U PI) - Ve - Vcterln- xlic 4«-ycor-rse to death because of the! hihead retuhied to tho Indiana Pacers.■s. Brown said both Roger 'Brown-own' n i m H n Ndnn Cook were placed on walw aivers 9 - following an Intra-squad scrlnuirimmage at - the-Alr-Force'Acadcmy-WetWednes^— day. He said the roster has dropp■opp^ to ^ 15 p rio r to the pre-season openepene'r at • Seattle Riday. Brown was p veteran of four professional seasons with severa] se\ teams and was Invited by Brow)rown to • . attend the Nuggets' trainingg M ci m p . w 0 Cook signed with the Nuggets April as a free agent. 3irls team strengthen NORFOLK, Va. r p ig llilt TUCSON, Ariz. (U PI),— Unlverilversltv Arizona A thletic Directorr DiDavid '■ Strack 'Hiursday said the caircampus Bjir^ n e w sp a p e r, th e A rizona DjD ally . ■ Wildcat, erred In reporting theh e foot-I ^ ••• ball team may have been In violaviolation WHETHER-YOlfoUrHOBBY IS FLYING YOlYOU WON PLANE-OR l a c e , of NCAA hiles by allowingng two WATCHINO A A BALL GAME O N A SUNISUNDAY AFTERNOON, transfers to practice with the teamcam STUART MORi:JRRISON'S GOT A SET OF3F ftMICHELIN RADIALS Strack said he taJk6d with 11101•momas THArS JUSTT RIGHT( FOR YOU AT A^ PRICEPR YOU CAN AF- E. Yeager, an NCAA cnforccnrcem ent FORD. T O PBY BY STUART MORRISON'S TOD,rODAY- \ representative, and was toldold the v/ill sellII thatth moped you no3 lorlonger use. They re o 1hot^ selling ilem nowlow Bcbool w as not in violation of S S S h . ^ a n d many□ny people are lookinging in tho T im es-N ew s Classified C for a good3 0 d ‘ rules. m SS , used one.ne. 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B '12Tlm os-N nw 8, Twin FnllB,8, IdahoIdi FrIdayrSoptombor2j19 Neiitror>n [ i r iombbibid I Ir YOU'HRELO(DKINGifORSSPECVALS by Haig ©Daily Telegraph, LodDdonS.^ ■ I s< ^ e tY <'Our-iS ig hh t s C Gen. Alexander M. Haig, N,NATO's ■ suprem e com m ander fn Europerope, says ■ he has seen none of the "compi}mpulsory ■ ' ^ m restrain t” by the Soviet UnlorJnlon th a t H President Carter called for whwhen h e ■ defeii«J production of thee ncneutron H bomb—“none at all.” UB! A ______I_____ - S i l lP P | In an Inlervlew a t his headqui LY dquarteic5_H ______iL £■ ’ l^^jir “ atltlonsTBapimrHal^dmltteilttedth'at ■ NATO "has larger yield andnd ddirtier ' ■ weapons In Its arsenal." ButJt h(he said ■ T h e b - o ' o■old l i R e lia b te lhat top officers In the A At tlantic alliance want the neutron war w arhead, X ^ ^^^fDllSlal!!SlaKTlnCmid too, because It would add "g "gr re a te r H fTexIbUlty and credibility in th e H SkEEPIlIPING BAG gT ~ “ n uclear response" to any potipotential H w/Htilmirii.llMIjllnailillii iO D E D SSWEAT s h irirTl t: a g ^ ^ sso r. GAS CANS H aig stressed that NATO com m an- ders a re aw are that productionIon of( th e ^ ’2 1 » neutiron bomb Is a political dec M l / decision, ■ R l I Tl KYIKYIOU • y ( but he added that ultli^atel> S T A R T I N G 9 5 1 Itely the ■ political authorltijs will be be held ■ ' j W J - MINIRUIRUCKSACK- / X - '- # - O N L l AT ...... responsible for the conscquencjcnces of H ^ their decision. The neutronon Ibom b H ^ Issufi, Haig said, Is tho cam cause of H OHIY...... g y ; . » F ZIPPERR F R Nr T ______dlssentlon between Carter and JM a o I and W est G ennany as well as other NATOlTO alliesi ■ JaEurope,jwhers^c.warlicadajid a^ o u ld — '_.A^RAY^l-VAC-l— need lobe stored. HhLIFT In deferring his decision to go aha ead I P 2-CELL with the production of the: neineutron H METAL w aitead last April, Carter hadidsaldhe sa H . M P i I JACKSs ■ ‘ would "be Influenced by the degrdegree to ■ g r - g ra PicMP sHoii](M ' ■ ■ which the Soviet Union exhexhibits H FLASH J BEWlTHOlfTONEM U “ STANDARD CHAIN SAW i«traint in its conventional WmI w(i)i d.trgn*4 fal-T CImIii inal and l» >l|>llkaiiil. U<»« ch»i(> tl klilkxk nuclear a n n s p ro ^ a m s as wellveil a s In H ^ ^ 8 FEDERALS ThoOepandabUOna- Itkidtbatk tfitvld Mcyr. th d r force deployments whichch affecta ■ LIGHT mVm ksm. »T«nIW* .cudiiif b*> Im Ia- $ 1 3 9 5 QC Corrl*r(orPoln lilt. m th e securtty of the United Stiiteslates and ■ J REG, $31.95JW '7MMR»mIngfonMoanuiloanum |8 .« 3 Box I .Iti. ‘‘I,»IIId mar.u,l «IUi> lo< lvM(»l«i W Th« 5" hunting knil* mod* o o-ssessing "compensatory rcstraL $292 $ ^9 5'V 270 WInchailtf...... itralnt on H 30-06 Sprlngltsid...... »t#*l with wood hondl*.r cercomai c com* f l l th e p a ito f the Soviet Union inI bothboti the H 30-30 WlnehMl»r...... >1)613 t O A O S pUl« with a iturdv handillindillch»d top ■ —BB...... HUNTERS Sf « conventional and nuclear areasreas." A fERS SP£C IA L ...... *O V grain l»cth»r ih to lh . Glh Bo decision on whether or not to go aheadal H . with the production of the netneutron H U wajbead would be based on thlithis, h e ■ ASSORTED BRIGHTHT COLORED We Have HieHie Valley’s N0.1 384TASC0 added. VESTTS LargestStockick of Gloves “ BBINOCULARS— Perfect For Hu OURliiSULAee LEATHER 7x35 MAA Rhodesiai Hunting Ughtwolght, . ____ r GLOVIIVES — " G - ood fo r H untfng & A S L O)W V $ S ports. war topic I START Al bfmeetini I A S . . . - RETARETAIL W -S P E C IA L . $ . LONDON (UPI) - P rim e MiniM inister I 1 James Callaghan and ZamI:am b lan H * 3 8 ” I^tfiident K enneth Kaunda willvlll im eet ■ ia N igeria this weekend to dlscusjicussthe H ' . spreading gueirllla war in Rhodilhodesla H and Brltlflb “diealing" on a Ui United ■ Nations oil embargo agaa g a in s t ■ Rhodesia. Ttielr hastily arranged meetingitlng will I be Sattffdoy In the northeni NlgeN lg ^ a n ■ city of Kano, chosen es a conveinvenlent H N0.219TASC0 halfway point between Londondon an d H Lusaka, Callaghan's office said. 10x50 MM A cco m p ao l^ by Foreign Secreecretaiy H ' Hl-P( David Owen and a small ^^up u of ■ fl ll-POWER WIDE ANGLE offldals, CaUaghan will fly to tKano H I this moming In a Royal AirIr FForce B ' M EXCELLENT FOR VO-IO t r a n s i t . SPOniNGGAME B ritish officials said the meectcd to H I seek increased British a aid id to ovorcome the economic crisl!Tlsls in ■ Z am bia, vrtilch h as been hoverinering on ■ th e brink of bantoTiptcy. HERMDS BRANDI I In addition, officials said, theythey will I itrvlew again w hat can b e done tc iDIAN BLANKET netoget ■ — J J ' INI tbe long stalled all-pariy Rhodetiodeslan ■ l viTciCUUM BOHLELE I pMce confc^ce convened. H . SlSEAT COVERS No. 2464S British officials said Callahanhan also I will seek to patch 1 9 his own ^ a t ■1 ar. sisiHLEss steei relations H , TTo Fit R egular with Kaunda, wbo has accused sed Bri- ■ I R E G . M‘19.00 — SPECL talo of “dieating” ovo* oil sanctlo CIAL H : &:1 1Im port Pickups I Smith seeks"s'^ I JH U.S. visit - } I permission 1 9 * 5 I 1 4 * * ©WashlngUnSt^ B I UNieSALMOUl WASHINGTON - P rim e Minlsilinlster I m I !an D. Smith of Rhodesia h as appll IRE I ’or a visa to visit the United Stal I BUCJCjiFT SEATS ANDID 1 ^ 1f SPARE TIRE :arly next month at the Invitation ition of’ H I r7-U.S.-senator8,-State'Dcpartm

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H ome Ininsulation is just one)n e w a y y o u c a n sa ve ie n e rg y a n d c u t healHeating costs duringig ttth e co m in g w in te r A tlnnLelo Cl:ut hoinmeheBatingj^ n d llightiEng CO>StS-^ By JAY MCMULLEN:n It cited a PrliPrlncelon U nviersity setting eltlng on your'electric water heaterhej • Make your showiihowers quick. Co;j-y j^ n d the furanceft flue. © 1978 CWcago Sun-Tlinesmes study showing thathat “there can be a from 1 reduce the machine’sc’s coolingc ability, ■om 150 lo 130 degrees. (Savingsgs will trary to popular belief,belle showers saveV * While Il's StUl simmering,ring, late 50-per cenl differe Try lo recyle som e heal. For Check how airtight the appliancei Is by ference In utility bills bee lesslea for natural gas heaters),;). The m ore energy thanin baths ba only if they Instance, sum m er Is the Ideal tim e to tackletacli the between families ance. If you have an electric:trlc putting a dollar,billbill belween the' les living in Identical higherigher the temperature inside a1 wjwater are relatively short,lort. During a long, clothes d problem of the ever-rising utlllt;itlllty bills town houses.” hes dryer, you can pull the ventt'cnl gasket and the door.*. If the bill can be ' heatereater, the more heat that’ss lost steam y shower with/Ith thetl faucet giving backk Into Intc the house, put a slocking by devising ways to lower thelhe costc of The conservatioiItlon magazine offered Uiroug king pulled out easily when whei lhe door Is i , irough the walls of the tank. off e l^ t gallons a m:minute, it doesn’t overr thethe end i lo calch th e Unt, plug up heating, cooling and lightingting your the following sugjsuggestions for saving « in g up closed, replace the gaskBasket. ‘ • Insulate the hoi water hooter,!er. By tak e long before youyou havei drained off tlie outside outsi hole and let the dryei home. energy ond cuttingling utility bills: wrap' ryer • Unplug lhal old1 refrigerator,rcl if It 'rapping a piece of lhlthick, more hot waterthan than you would have "ârm•m upup the room while it is dryinc National Wildlife Magaagazlne, • Turn down I ying used only occasional!;'nally o r to store n the water heater .alumilu m ln u m -b ack ed fibrous g gl la s s used in a 30-gallonn bathtub.bat theclothtclothes. published by the NationalI WWildlife thermostat. The L . m arginal Items, it mmay ay be costing you le U.S. D epartm ent of insulaisulatlon oround your tank, yououcan ,r Use less water,Iter. If your family • Cons! fedmitlon, the country’ss U largest Energy estimated Consider a dishw asher. If yoiyou up to SlOO a year if[ ILs gasket Is worn ited that you can save reducteduce the amount „ of liealit lost d i d n ’t wanl to takeake shorter£ showers, have a It consen'ation education groiip,)up, in its a t least $20 a yci •e a large family, a dishwashercrls L ortheeompresMrlsbaisbad. . year by lowering the throujVrough Its sides and savo an1 addl- a you can conserve latest Issue cited the case off a florldaf rve hot water by not the the wasteful appliance manjlany • Gel rid of thatit largla e freezer. A tionalonal J20 a year. The InsulaIllation attaching a flow tt homeowner who cut hisIs pow| er w nstrictor. These peoplepie believe be It to be. To completeelts Iti middle-sized freezer:r m ay cosl up lo w mlateriais ater should not cosl moree thant devices reduce thehe amounta: of water cycle, ll consumption by more than 50» perpe cent lo, 11 requires about 16 gallonsIS 01of a m onth lo operate,e. andai the older It 10 If you do the work yourself. th at com es out of lh while continuing to use all mi ajo r • '< = 4 ( of the head without hot wwator ator Washing your own dishesjsln Ir g ets, the less efficient:nt It becomes, • Drain the heater tank. StU(Itudies sacrificing a hard spr appliances. ■ ^ u ’ il spray. A restrlctor norm•rmal-slzod al' sink th ree tim es a day • Douse those pilotpilot lights. Pilot haveave showns that sediment colleciecting can save a familyIy as much as 524 a may use ■‘With a systematic approach)och,” tho ' use 42‘ gallons a day. A dl- lights on gas stoves5 m ayt con.«:umc up I the bottom of a water he:heater ye^. shw asher magazine said, “homeowners■ners can - 1 1 Î I asher would save J70 a year. to 30 p e r cent of the fu ‘ reduce•duces th e system s’s efflcienlency. • Tunc your fura le fuel used by the I save consldrable money befort2fore they JT ( furance annually. • EliminateEllmi the dry cycle. If you stoves. very few monlhs open the plug aal lth e T ests have shownn th£that a M5th-lnch wash yoi invest In solar panels or other l l i fl your dishes In the evening,ing, • D on’t preheat thehe oven.O' It Is m ore s)ttom a of the tank and let the wcw ater la y e r of soot in a furancefura can reduce electric di I devices.” trie drying is unnecessary. costly than cooking fromfron a cold start. I l \ \ flowou3w out until it runs clear. efficiency by up to1 50 pep< r cenl. • Wash Wash clothes at a cooler setting.Ing. • Eliminate theth e t e l e v i s i o n ' • Insulate the pipes. In many mi • Insulate your• bas basement. If you The Dep, Deportment of Energy saysays “ Instant-on." The devlclevlco rem ains on imes there can tie 60 feet or more on of h av e no basement.t. InsInsulate Uie crawl elim lnatln ^ \ Inatlng the “warm rinse" cycle'Cle 24 h ours a day, addingiing S25 a y e a r to ! ______^î^lnch-Inch piping t)ctweon tho hot wn âshlng-mochlnc3-save3-29-perper c lectriclly-costs^------tonknk aand the faucet. That lengthJth of__Unlverslty researcher l^ e re found_lhat..23__ cent_p£^cPil!ie,encrgy.requirt:d.tanjn.lhc- -• ------• plpe-cipe-contalns"up-t0 "two"galldns‘ins of per'Mht of lhe'funia'iiniace heat In the machine,llne. the-— , Convert lo f]uoresc(•escent.A’doubl^' ------^ water, bulb incandescent fixti ater. You must run off thatt twot houses they monltorectored stayed In the - • Havelave your thermostat checked, fixture that uses 1 gallons two lOO-watters for 10 illons, plus an additional gallon,on, to basement. If that area Isn’t Insulated, Researchearcher found lhat half of the 10 hours a day w arm i costs about 53C yeariy In arm up the pipes before ony reareally h e a t loss there could coulc cost several thermostainostats In the com m unity they ly In electric bills. 1 J-----y hot wn A flurorescent unit ca it water comes oul. If a hoi waterwa hundred dollars annualinually. _ studieded wi were Inaccurate by one or 1 can provide a □ \ V / ucet Is used 10 times a day,, tthis • Close up thoseise aira leaks. Grib m ore degn: degrees. A one-degree e m ir can -slmllaramountofilghlft■hi forS7.20. _ \ y means cans you may be wastlng900 galhallons Colorado researcherler fofound sources of add 4 perper c cent to a fuel bill. I l f of hot • Cut your light wattage. wat Every hot water a month. The costjst of air infiltration arere ththe kitchen fan • Keepy:ecp your refrigerator clean. The Insulatl he time you cut the wattageJige of your bulbs I I I sulatlng 60 feet of pipe would payay for exhaust, the bathrooniroom fan exhaust, coils InIn th the back should be cleaned —* J Itself in ,ed In half, you cut 50 per)er (cenl off your | m E «Jlf in six m onths. the hole oround thee clothe-sclot d ryer vent ev ery rothei other monlh. D irty colls greaUy Uy ulliltyblllforthatparticirticular fixture. Couplile builIt houjise to beI celling and sliding door csthlssuriimer. . qjinlon, a d rafty . house Is8 like111 a in tho townhouse. T doors leading onto 50s last1st wlwinter. He never had to turnim The only part of the t c. The bimonthly bills wastefusteful?’’h esaid . the protected terrace he house proper cracked diamond: hopelessly'flawed. fla\ for the worst mi race facing west, off thele wf water outlet in the garage,JO, not covered by the attic months, Novemtrer Therhe energye saving began withrt tlthe Finally, the south, bed ittlc is the living. > His own custom-designed housther reaso n In the world1 why she can’t Invite me’ to) her house1 Abby: 132 Lasky’ Dr..Dr. Beverly Hills, Calif. DOQ212.Eoc]ofiatlr;212 1 1 \

C-2 n m e » j< ow a. Twin Falls, IdahoIdal- Fflday, S6ptombor22,122,1078 CLASSIFIFIED 1 =!_ Peficoila . I B i r S ( i , : ^ ^ 0 . K ■ AUCJLCOHOLIGS id li® i INDEJI ANONYMOUS - IMERSMARKET t > ■ - CALL73M300_ ■ — - G < •• ;oo; fiil,I,iei4TopSo.l . . - ' -G tjfrect-useôfof^spiinters •.... • - v ' - 007 fo«iTje.d ' fffT ' ^ oo< Koy,Oroinif.ed WOMENMEN WHO SUPPORT r — SSSJEr:;;:";"; farm.Forll.nl T,,^ £oual Rights Amond- ~~\ singleton diamond andmd :fore- | • Po.lur.. For Beni m o n /.J l 1 NORTH 9-21-A >f...lr you t»long to Iho ^ ing to a spade game.-- P i ♦ K Q 7 6 South's three heartsirts was U 1 SELECTEDSELl OFFERS lOiAni. Church and aro afraid lo a t /' 007007j0b.0llr.t,t„i 103 Coll SJk - rout.,,1 would llko to » 9 7 2 control showing so0 NNorth y ; oon Emoloym.nII Ari.nci., < 04 »o>i to vou. No namoa will ♦ A Jumped to four spadelades to B !■ OIMtobr>ill«r> lOSIlQti jar In print. Call Lonnio. ♦ A K 8 5 2 016Slluotton>Wonl«(j016 l06S~i>s~>n. at tho Tim10 TImos Nows. 733-0931 show good shades andid S outh; y p lglg^ ll 0 17 Bu.ine,, Oji;<»l„-i,1t«* . 109 5h..pSh.. dayaorovlorovonlnos.______W EST E A S T Blackwooded to thee gig ra n d ^ 020! 020AAon.Yfo»oo» IlOPoulnoui.r,aRabt,.i. WORKINGIKING FOR ONE OF ♦ ,10 3 2 ~ ♦ 8- sla m . 02IMon.yWoni,J 17li,tga V K J 5 4 3 V Q IO G Hc knew hc w as takliLaking a ^ i 03S Inti lull ion I 13 forn& \..supp„.. <0'S Boat Lofllalatora ▼ I 026Muti(L«>ioni 114 Fom . bo lun, aa woll aa ♦ iK108 «QJ7S43 chancc when hc bid1 se seven. ’ w i::r n ':.d oduâiron,:atIonal. Wo nood cam^ 4 1 0 7 4 9 G 4 North’s two kings mighlig h t in* HHI ______polfln worn workoral If Inloroalod "*EA elude the king of heartsarts and ; ■REAfESTATEFOJtSAlE------" -contact—' ------SOUTH______039Op«nHou>«i nci~Camiorr—Truscott------the-queen-of-spades-hadh ad 'n o t------*------’ " o ' (Campalgripalgn Manager) and ♦ A J S 5 4 0S|,^7oJl^t^’(tem« -RECBEAEATIONAL leglalallveilallve akj lor ropresorh » A 8 been guaranteed. butIt & South OlMnlCtMtcWoni.d ' >30Avloi.vioilon Utlvo B T. T. ' W. Sthrora. 734- ♦ 9 6 2 gambled and the g gan am ble -OyT-097F Fotmt I Bonchit ' 3 1 BoaitMl. aMortn.liemt 3707. Of. Of C call Kathy al 733- paid off. N o ^ held thelie rigr h t t)30A(ceog«llol>1)30/ ' t33$poinwl.ngCood. 3821. ♦ Q J 3 039 Outln.tt0 r>,op.tiv ' 33 Sln; cards and one diamondond ruff 040 C.meiery toll 134 SnowKjw.V.hptI.i — Vulnerable:Vu North-South1 was the 13th trick. 043VocoMon»>fop.flf043V l3STrov« ------DeDealer: North 044 Coodom.niumi fo/ Sol. ' Comp Jobscflnlorwl 045045* Mobile Horn., f 0. So'o ' Er.dL^P'' West North East South ^ .liiyl.o.i... AGQRESSI I n b ' i RENTALS RENl - I3aui.iit, RESSIVE aoll-molivalod ! ♦ P a s s ! ♦ '■9^1 v" V 050^050 Fum. a Untuin. Koid.t iman lo covor Magic pPass aj 3 * P ass 3 » 053Furn.api,aDupl..c>' Vallov.733-y. 733-7774.______p ^ . You h o ld : 054 Unlurn. Apl». S Duplsx.i PJISS 4 4 P a s s 4 NT 9-21.9-21-A 0S6fioomt036R for R.nl m ous Porsona who pn>Pass 5» Pass 5 NT ALftOMiJMOJIVE to oarn but who can p ' ♦ 9 6 3 2 0570S7R R.nlol Mobil# Horn.. , 3 , < Pass 6» Pass ?♦ OSBO work parl-tlmo. V K J 5 058 Olflco f Su>ln«i> Itaniol 133 auIo f Pass Pass Pass 0610ofog.R.nlol.061C 133 Aulo. Opponunllirlunlty lor good oxtra ♦ A Q 2 . 063 Woni.d To Rem , 3. :.::Kni . .'"^"’‘•.•TrnO; Training glvon. Colj^_, ♦ Q J 8 065toorl.i4r.oll.^.nlfll06STi ,35C,cle,Cie. s Suppiie. [Of Inlorvinjonrlow appolntnwnt, ^ - iBaiB 066066M Mobil. Hom. Spoc. 136H.o.ro.y tquipmeoi 324-4630. Opening lead: 4 2 140 Truck!ick. A r e a d e r a s k s what h a t the MERCHANDISEMER( U3impoM -• expert response’ isi tcto 0 067 Ml.c»llonoou«FofM Sole l 46 4 Wtw. *apaAPARTMENT* standard notrump operopening 3 | 070Wcnl.dToBu,070 W UOAni.qu By Oswald Jacoby . bid. 071 ShoetSH ondCloihing l4QAuloxr ; : ? '- *MA•MANAGER* Sand i AIod Sontag It is a raise to th . _QZ2AiQZ2Anliaufij______li3Auin.in. IHuitk Maluroro or or rollrod coupio. If i f .you want to use splinter > th re e j 074 MuitcolMl Inilrumenti 154 AuiT>'ns will ■ J ; FOR ^DEADLINE to loomrn Iln, llnanelal broKorogo playi. Plastic blmbble hot ploying that a simple re• bo answorod If accompannpa n ied j • THMom w day...... 12:012J0pnSajiirday oaa. Sond foaumo lo verseverse b id w as forcing so th a t tjy stamped, seif-addrosÎ fo s s e d H : 12.c/oTlmoaNowa. a tw( a two-diamond rebid would1 onvolopos. Tho m ost intertntorost- Toesday...... 5:15 ;H ) p Monday exper ienc RIENCED Cook be b e a force in diamonds.. ing questions will be useou s e d in Id: Apply In poraon lo H e n c limits life, Weiliiesday...... 5:D Hence, w hen N orth bid th re e5 this column and will re rccc ce ive \ eforDavi Aak for Bill. jjiim . }id ' S lloyCtlo. diamonds he was showing aI coplosof JACOBY MODERt')SRN.) i TTmrsdayFinrj ...... -. 5:00pwpnweonssday e xper iencRIENCED WAITRESS HOUSTON (UPI) - In m anymy vways, nuree, Brynn HolcorIcombe, however, are frliby...... , ...... 5:DD3:00 p Iticrsilay roning ahllt. Apply In j D avid fs like most 7-yc^-oIdsds oon his pleased at his personalityper develop- r,,nj, n allor £PM, GoorQO ------block. m ent, high intellect,ect, and his ability to . SuDdav...... M 5 p Frida C % iFlno t Food, 1719 ' • Kimborly Ra H e's learning lo read, likes art understand the clrc irly Road.______------I circumslances ruling OUR qU . TOLL FREE NUMBERS N EXPERIENCHIENCED FRY COOK m class, he-acquiesces to. bathsilhs and hlsyounglife. JotaolInlBfflst 037 Jotnollnterosl 007 j B u rio y ...... A 7 0 *»ee»i wanlod dfor for < ovoning ahllt, full ______Jobsollnlsrosi ; resists haircuts. BirthdavB rankank right “He’stjowingup.milel6_noLiheJllUe_ . • • 6 ^ 8 -2 5 5 2 _ or partt timotimo avallablo. Apply WendellrGooding:------ENINGS IN RANGE sf7 there w!'.*j Christmas as his boy he used lo be,'’be,' Mrs. Holcombe ■ „ Bon nrKeio'rcflfo-147------ialA k kH l r r r t n OPENIN SHEEPHERDER- ‘ J o r o m o ...... 536.2535 ShoahonoSono Slrool North. JANITOR HAW4AWAII Exporioncod:od In hording, 1 favorite occasions. said. “He's openededupandlswUllngto u Qyj,| lambing, dockllocking, shearing, [ . But for David there Is a lonellne B u h l...... 5 4 3 - 4 6 4 8 EXPERIENC ellnesslo betaughl." ■ « « « ? noodod (ull nocod In lloors. Army Oppc)0portunllloa u so of dogs,iga, | pfodator con- ' r w l i ^ a l i s ...... ng oolary J322. Good 733-26711671 Coliocl ' trol. Food,1, ho housing, lools, ' those_fesUyeJlmes. He spends.!ids.them ___ Mrs.- Holcombo-t>o-sald-the-chi!d.- ^ . . 733-0931,. ,, B474. .. R« isolated from his family and frlen Haivooloro...... " aopclio# and ■ oquipmoni ’riendsin whose habitat has been expanded ------Poraonnollol DiDlroclor. Elko . OPENINGSISFOHWOMEN R p ro v ld o f Hour.Houra varfablo. On EXPERIENC 6 plexiglass habitat lh at h as beeibeen the from the bubble alat birth lo a threo- RIENCED . Dlosol Q onoal Hoopllah Hoop 1297 Col- WHO AREN'IENT AFRAID ‘•“'Y 24 houra,lura, 7 daya. Throo mochanic. 0., Elko, Nov. 8S601. OFRE8POIiPONSBIUTY yoar- mlnlmuinimum contracl, only physical worid he’s ever kno\known. hjom complex, to a mobile travel bonollla.Cal Tbe child celebrates his sev 5151.______AimyOppoJpportunltlsa Salary J450.150. por monlh, seventh Isolator and — foror ia short time — a ' ------EXPERIENCFENCED Automotlvo _ ’______. 733-2671 < int for ihroo ; birthday today wllh a spag5>aghettl “ space suit” desi;lesigned by NASA ooi mochanicinic noodod.i .1. Rl workdaya guaran- > RortitB G05 MeffloriilNollccs - MlllorAuiom dinner, and chocolate cake. HisIls bbfrth- engineers, acceptsts tlthe confines of his Automollvo, 733-7482. •I4ACHINI8TN®T PARACH laportatlon lo |ob j day ^ will be specially sterlliterUlzed- lifestyle. ■UTIFUL Cut ------FULL-TIMEriME SERVICE MAN •SHOPFOREI.i^REMAN N^rci‘g s B|onco advanced. I QLADIOLI.DIOLUS For Woddlnfla- w p wi^ h n m rolalod oquipmoni. W»ldftrt*M*tar» Matal Fabrtcalora NECESl ContacI theonoaroal not olllco of and p ut Into the sterile Isolator3'rthatls th “He knows whyly he’s1 In there. He Funeral#Brala . All OccasloSs. I lown travol, vohlclo Joum tymTnan»Appf»ntk:ea an*/ ArmyOppo p Slalo Employ- his home at home. .n .l.b ’. B..UII..I 733- )od, Mual havo hond Must bo obov S . ° n a g . . ° ' seem s content. Hete I above avorago In 733-2671 ( David is one of pertiaps five 11 Roloroncoa roqulrod. ability to loan ve living of others. He’s looklwklng forward to his • grandmothlothor and slalor with 7 ^ 7r4. 4 ______nosa lo V *S""' partItime FIiField Dlroclor q c . , (.< ChUdren out of 100 bom with ' 1. cards, flowers ond 20 houra weok. HEALEiESTATE I ’ ith what new (space) suit. HiHe u n d m t a n d s h is f l o.5!Jna w e R! fo‘S"iSisTiii arS 'uS OR PART TIME Boauly 6 0 W re ;^ 2 .E doctors call s e v ^ combined Imr jurino Itio timo aho FULL O R M W SSfo„i.”co', Coilogo deoroo im m une body can’t fight geng e m s . A nd h e know s occaoiomlalona* dollvafloa. w as hoapllalUoO. ho Our opofa or. VoryVi good fringo <76.3747. :------and/or admlnlmlnlalrallvo «x- S A L E SAASSOCIATES S S deficiency disease (SCID). He 1lacks germs make him,5lck.- sic fortoa- Flowo(a, W5 thonks lo Moi and Dobblo bonojiia.Apl8,Apply436 3rdSt.N. MAIDS WANTtWANTED ot Iho Holl- porlonco foquli)quIrod. Maturity rfca^rawoZi.. Thaolo wl in. Vacallon ond and ability lo the ability to wahl off diseaseâtHousing A th<^gh seaisearch for a bone- «^=== who answorod our FULL TIME poalilon Jor V. ' to work wllh W A W ' coll (orr holph ao promptly. commorclalorclal prfntlng paalo- ^ n o fl b. 3oiSoo Allco al poopio prolorrJlorrod, Call or ANTED . J BOTis lhat constantly miirouncound his mairow donor - i the doctors’ best «« lick rosponao ol tho up and Jlayo layout poraon..Mual houaokooplnglopIng In poraon drop by thotho Camp Firo h (^ for a cure-so■sofarhasluraedup ______havo a mochanl- PART TIME • oro~F llv-^ n help ^ W"'® to protect Um and his parents.>• precedents,” Sheahearer said. “Unlike Bon. aftor * 6pm.______Volloy MiMomoflal Hospital THATTAK£•TAKEY0UPUCE8 “ I apptlludollludo and working whilo convaloaliloaino ffom cy. . londod hor, wo ox- knowlodgo of , Dr. William Shearer, professtressor of other children witl IND Malo Black Ub. toll **1® “I'®" go of machinery, clo accldonl.'nl. Refsroncos with SCID, he has >ur doop grallludo. ArmyOimy Opportunitloa Applyal: roqulrod. 686-7716-7752. 1 pediatrics, - mlchibiology and vn. whlto marking on McMurra'urray&Co.- md lm- never been sick andan Is the longest choot.'Bt. Ifi( nol clalmod, will finally our rtoop 733.20 IE dlahwishoi.' 577 Bluo uikoa m . IBlvd.N, m unology a^ the Baylor Colleg :atlon for tho many Jllege of surviving patient, qIvo■ totooood 0 0 hom o.7334959. — ■ TROYNAY NATIONAL Si„™ r.o,iraon allof 3PM. ______Medicine, and the child’s atlen B109. K booulllulJl oxprosslona ol racc itlending “ Let m e stress; Ihjthat David Is not an ' — ■ oympnlhyhy iahown In ao mony O n C t lopondable- and VVHEN YOU'Ll can'tct UBO 11. SHEEN GIANT 201 2ndn d AAl v e . W e s l 3ply al Goorgo don'l koop IllItl SellSo II (or câh physician, said a major concerncem Is experiment. InIn his protected crtiiuni ways at OUIoufloso. ' Thia yoara hdping David ^ w nonnally li FOUNDI Mr andI Mi Mra. Francis Gunn- half-way:r;;oc“ ovc S !.s ,'; t w i h r 'ani. An Equal with a Wantnl Ad. A Dial 733- - i ly In an environm ent, in Ihth e su b s titu te lm - Hiohiy)ly quallflodq i womon (or [no Employor. 0931. ab^ n n al environment. IhanK ovofyono ovor In (ho ______i mune system p'rovidiivlded fo r h im , D a v id county tre \ Mra. Gall Gunning communityinlly for boing ao MANAGER-R TRTRAINEES F» PART-TIME DAY 0 HELP: d c . rce nm »r “ Sea^told-teporters-W edno! Û pi!Jsi.H U r_ JINNEfl_an{LJfy_ ! idnosdayT-iffheallhyTincrthrlvlr; v ! w - ; ■ ■ -ln-piwo#5lng-lfitr 'collonr““ eppoOpporlunlly^lQr 0 taking applica- ’ -•Clllzonafor - - loohlaQurQun’nl'nc" ^ 'lo^y Qroonh oon Qlanl a .Corn, nflvancomont. thirm edlcal researdiera aBe’tre th'iiig “I will not atlemjempt to manipulate . •luanltaPooSlolllor. .luani aopniauur Tiont. Musi hovo ™ dishwasher and ! Packjvlllbo(11 bo ovor In 4 wooks, doslro lo0 groi grow wllh firm. ‘=21:______not to treat the child as a laboratwratory his immune systen:te m a t th e c o s t o f Konm PodoraonPoc Chairman. ------00 now is Iho — ------wallrooB. ThoA:’ho Alloy Calo, 121 i ■ isthollm oloalonup Location:: Por Pondlolon, U PART-TIMEI " Ho 0^ Wantod: Fourth Avonuemue 1South. { q>eclmen while they sean h for)racure a < David's health or life. If we try l o sT, t , Malom Black Lab. 2 • ■ tor IhoI day day or nlghl ahlll, Grando, OnUrlOntario. Send ro- Fomalo prolorro a North ol Shoshono, 006 ' PersoniJs whlio ihoro ^NT Equlpmont £ to the rare disease that controlstrols his something, there! wUlwl h a v e to b e a 2 J|? “ JJ,® horo la aim Umo lo numoa lolo C Oulsonborry'a oldor. Must Kbo i 'terd! MS™™ destiny. 10 toward. Call 73341M ixlra monoy, Qroon Oopaftmonlsnt SicSioro, P.O. ^ x woekondo, Ard carpentry and i] v e^ reasonable chachance'of success," oxisa.efiia.0ll0r6423<354. 7 Slnglo. divorcod. or Q °a^t^m«mpany- pa. Buhl. Idaho. « . Valo, OroooiOrooonflTVIB. Bar, Lynwood Bchanlcal skllla 'I Ddcto'rs and the child's perspersonal Shearer said. od? Como mako a Equal « lor .;;Si„“ "°"” ‘’i°-c.ii7C:all733-<22t. 'I LOSTIT11 1y. yoar old Irish Soltor. “ ow ™o°nd OBpoMnll, TO MILK >m.ll hord. ' md Ihrough Paronla Employer. Mi 29. RN’O ond LPNLPN'e needed. ' .Anawora« r a to ,lcb. Roward. S/7hou? Partnora. P« A aoclal Slanalon.. HouiHouse avallablo. monl, 734-7029. 733^X83. :os required. Can PART TIME L t limo. Compara* " and oduc(lucatlonal organlza- u r i d w a 'iTfi fLPN charge ^rJ'waoSf.r;and bonollts. For , LOSTITl - Dlrtgo Enallsh (Ion. PloasDaao call 733-7920 or S VAKTEOIol„l,„ll “ " S V10 animala. i; 324-2178 nurao for ono lono lorm caro ^ hi!1,®w„*5 . 3hofd crooa puppy In 733-2058.I roofing malomatorlals. Mako up or324-«168.S8. palienls. Excolfccoironl boneflta, « Tirmalion, * conlaci i !:______to $10.0000 a a working hour. ------Wood Rlvor C nuralng aonrlcoa, Gold mine offersoj variet3ty a:auoh s around Artesian . niorriuFR S ° V ° c 'r 3 ,“"ci Road. 1 w ^ 5 Intoroolodlod pi partloB call 733- a u a r/M i j Contor. 686.2228. ea Caro Contor. ER, Enhanco ont) e060 for oppolnlmont. nnU itana, Qooding old. ^RowartV^VH^r'î?RowardI Rom 432-6381 or maintainS under o . *p a tio COVEF)VER Inatallor* /( j^ o « S o '* ^ ' KETCHUM - “The Fonz’ •’ b r ^ good hoallh. Ex- Evoninos onh 0 or phono 934- "brown wear have replie p la c e d s u m m e r <32-5533.2 ±i: ______orclao IhoIho lun way. Froo "lisnll:------' ______HELPS/:LPSANTAI Musi b« oxporloncod. e jeoi. leafh^jacket will be only onele of the m en * an d lse on th the e sh e lv e s o f th is LOST,T, u Labrdor malo dog. Domonstra: iflke loll lo apply (or Bolao, 376^)000. I ol Kimborty, roward. 3319. ^ ----- SALESMAN1 W^WANTED. Ex- ,8econd4umd items of appa p p a i^ ralh er unusual seconi .HOUSI ...... *25... PERMANENT iportunlly. Slart cond-hand store. ' 3USEWIVES. S EUSE t ' ' TOY COM- man8gor.400acr oo'the racks when the GoldMlmMine, a All menJmndlse 55L------DON’T DIEDIE without a wllll * M O T Lc,..lnBfS sr*Bok plua travol ; se on sale at the ,0 , ,, ^20 mllo north of Blank fom MOTHERS. ■ no oxporlonco County ly Hav and grain. oxponsoB. Asa ng X-maa bills? Eam noodod. Win a Aaaumo com- Ketdium thrlftsto’re, i«<^>ensns i Sep- GoldMIne Is donatedIted. and it receives minidoka.Joka. MALE Qray/black family. 2 I Dh“ Includod.J®d. Exporionco mlaalon. Send SS5 fjsss'K0 S2.000 l & moro by mlcrowavo.'0. Phono Pho 734-9360. dolormlnoa aala 'Ond-Fosume 40 1 tem b er 28 a tlla .m . item s from all oviover the country. Auat ehophord.ehoj 734-432 or auarantoodoodi Otdor lod.yl Mlary. 788J650 Box 9266, BoBoiso. Idaho Jor 301h. Do- )d8pm. 63707. T ^ - l e a t b e r Jacket, ,siq>pos“ '’^“'>"‘>"'’''8^ ■ --- ■ NlaoraFallt Ho loya & gllla for C ALSOBOOKINi worn by Fonzle of “Happy Days'' Da support Ketchum’u rn’s C o m m u n ity *” " "" 'arty Plan 60 pago iNCE INVESTIGA. calaloguo,JO, Fr. Froo kit program, -NEEDED Hot fam e,"^ donated by a well-km1-known L lbraiy. C04 SpodalNodces t o n s ^ ^ p^! 1 Hot diatrlbution — ______prlvalo dotoctlvo no dolivory 0 work In Waahlng. HoUjwDod personality, accordlnj roasonablo p;lcoo. collocllng. & ,'"°”®y llnomonlowork S c ? "IiliJust Incredlbxlible,” staled Mrs. - INQ .JAPANESE *^™'® ton. Scalo;o; $12.00 $12.i por hour. 0(J7 JcJobso(lM«s8i CC7 ' Jc JobsollnlorBsl Uaiju-Sturaey, GoldMIne manai s aro wolcomo. Call loct<8011533^>JS33j>900. Call Toll •foo:Froo: 1.60CW47.7663 1 Ponzle’s Jacket bas a label stal nount of donations, caii 7M 34^ 'K n 'S ; E'ff'"'31 785-213< or 785- tNTERESTEDSTED IN PREVEN. oroollocl;1.603-::1.603-28W223. ------:------"mad^'for the Fonz” and hiss Ini Z f ' ‘““ ’'" e . ■e, 'etc., lhat pours ______TATIVE MEMEDICINE? Ex. f i h o RESPONESPONSIBLE lady L T a tato me MdMtoB,e, r e q u irin g a v e ry DON’T ' INTELLIGENT aro colloni caro(caroor opponunlly who dooa1 nolnot amokoai lo livo ^ printed on tbe lining, In addition I jif-acouring lost ro- avallablo.0. ' • a^ckflround In in ond caro for i ctu res” an d busy volunitoleertora." 7., L.rv"oSi/. dZ" H i l tIn ! 45 mlnuloal Sond nuralno/nulrli 'Made for Panmiount Plctur lo r . do It Sll, Wo ukS S “(i" 5,'" /nulrlclan proforrod, .Salary la Sopon. S S i i f S W i _ IMMI jay guarantoodi Or- Call 734-7313.1.7313, ask for Calhlo^ coliocl. MEDIATE OPENIIMING I label.. Only last week thehe (GoldMIne sold an L'’®"’ down, cloan. and ro- lyl National roporta, Donated designer clothli thom. For aorvlco, In . Nlagra Falla, N.Y. thing, electric golfcart1 thatt had b«n S^Folls S or Butil phono , 4x 2 ’ ☆ Mecschanioal T e c h ni n h l c i a ' n jweaters, cords, jeans, chlldrtlldren's donated to the store5re by a gentleman 543.&5a2. (Exporioncod) NATURAL dotojB, m at^ ty wear and evenjvening from Sun Valley."- u! REMEDIES 007 Jobaollnlerosi 007 JJcAaollnlgrut HANDBOOK30KII Linda CIar1('a • F»<<;(lontpe m UynoriilHo(]c»> cornploto0 {guaranlood timo '•poy •Roilromonlplonplon T—— ------•P cidV acoliicolioo. .Hoolt^sofonco■onco______; -Exc«ll«m-wo'worVlng condllloiii'ln Monk VolI*v’*. V allmonia butioti (hop. Jlc \13H TO THANK Our ” ? iu d lnnO'.AIcohoIlaml |i wp. Apply to Bob'WIII* SorvicooMonogor, Me ; IVomen’s im]nprovement It class s/. s rolallvoB. frionds and a S o b III A Arlhrliasl Aalhmal P P R S O N nolghboraibora for thalr deapoat iJ ^ X a o mamal . DlgsBllvo dl- .rC K SUSONS IN TO' work part-tint - t i m e in I — concomam «iand holpfulnosa In sordoral I Hoart diaoasol T im e s-Nes-News mailing room,?m. Must ESIEE sqiSeduled inn Twin FallsIS thedoath* " . x GahA Brockway will give Instrnsthic* free introducKhictory class call- JoQ~x« posture, diet and e xrÎse,' ^ I t*^re. BhxJcwayat7M733-0938. If there Is — — 7 3 3 -0 9 3 1 wsopalily, hair care and .st).style' leoough'hitarestajuniiunlorcouTseforSto 007 Jobsoflnlorost 007 Jotoollnlcrosl n alte^ aad skla care, fashionon and;c |12yearoldswll]beoffiI offered. ______^ TAKEAWiWALK .FOR YOUR HE/HEALTH VfagiG Valley^y Arts Courmcil P — ÂHDPOCKEIBE i l O K - - : - CIRCULATIONIN ~ JPDAY SHIFT ONLY- iQ ld^ h iieeelephant^>ale •pc TlT roy M rtionall a l M lWanted Adult PAPER ROUTE h a s opon>ponlnos for foldors, prosaors TW IN F A L I^ - T he M arie ValleyVall establish a ruicJ aai r ts c o m p lex in' Ar« ave saors, end ^ C l • ovoilablo In Joromo for boyt1 □and fllrli lo so w in gig m m achino o p e ra to rs . Carriers for early1 H m CoudcU wIU b o l d 'a ^ te TwInFalls. dollvcrilvor , . • moilorning Tlmes-Newiw« Iqibant and bake sale Satunliyd ^ at The Magic ValleyIley Arts CJouncll - ■ ; BonofitaJll*JL.Igcludp g o o d p o y ^ ho0 ., , at,,.; P a p e r Fitsbylerian CbUKh,h , : 209 p r e s e n t s .all phaseases of the axis. THETIMES-NEV 1 :VvO tlon InsiInsuronco. Porfoci ol'cnd ir route. Calfclrcurcula-— UÊveoue N (^ , Twin Falls. I^^dent Charies Emmel Ei of Twin », bn dept;733-0?i31- Falls .says councilII imenibcr» aim f '™>a»o ’ " Coil Jorry Cooloy 3242 4 . . 7 - , 8 „ - r - Apply 201 2nd Ave.Wfc:W ^ : ' VlST'eSle w)T1 faV«' niia/v frnmnm in eventiÎv hone (n1 p< OTflnfo T hoo Timo«-Now#T CIrcolatIolion r..o. ^'P ' For m am lnf/\rm i^l/\n SIDE GLANC!MCES by Gill Fox ' Friday, Soplommbof22.1978 bi Timos-Nowc.Twi.. Twin Falls. Idoho C-3 ------, 05030 HomojFofSale (jxcoo Homos For Silo 033030 HomcjfofSale ------M Homes For Sole ojp y^T] b"b "y OWNER. Loaa iharv-1- FEfFENCED ortd boautllully uTûe ' Homos for Sj Io 030 Homes F o ^ lo yoar old, on 1 aero. H mllo lonelondscopod yard sol olf tho HOME FOR SALE; ^3- ^ bodroom, lully loncod yard, ckvi inf IT from clly. northwosl. 3 appappool ol this Sharp 2 as modolod. VA «ppr«vod. **. • >’0 basomont. Largo shop In l ^ \ r r t acros,- closo to -a id in n3, ldo,H|, NE location. .047K ayr1B r oppolnlmoni. bacbackyard- with .220 wiring TOyiB4,9am-1pm.------achoola:hool3 and shopping, lop 1 w.ilkln'a ng diat,inco lo Blue f UI J ) O B B IN S i.' . . 733-6621 alldr.-Bp.m, maimakoa a groal ahop or '“lUST ST 'LISTED lotal ol '4 locallon.cnlion. Call for ootaiis.'•; Lakes on bodrooms'In this homo on J126.950. I and Lynwood Mails. ■ ‘ V BY OWNER-WHAT A DEALI 0“^'aarage. UNBELIEVABLE 26.950. Markollng Associa- I schooli)l3, parks. lonnis B 1 ■ EALTY . Prosldoni Strool. Excelloni los,S F Roallors, 734-1375 3 bodrooms, 2 balhs, j-O'LOW PRICE, J28.500. Call ]. Includo? Iiropl.fco, g. ^ T.P ‘Jorthweet Roalty 734-5161 or alartor homo. prlc6o to aoll. jnytimo. flroploco. 4 .yoors old. bulll-lnn 9SIOVO, dlshw.iahor, loAnnClomema 42^194. Town and Country Roallors • 734-8100 ^35,000. KImbo'ily, 423-4722. 733^1716.------pUALmUALITY CEDAH HOME 3 , double0 rolrigoralor, o|. BY OWNER, Vl ■ aero, 4 POfFOR SALE BY OWNERl Nice -----:------bodroorr)droom, 2 balh, lull b.iso- : SDoaal.I. L, Largo lol. has own i fJEWV CONSTRUCTIONCC fO- bobodroom brick homo. ^3 ®bodroom home on Isiqo ont, (oncod yird, Irull woll andmd city walor. Ownor I (jucodio9d 10 soil. 4 bodrooms, 3 FliFiroplaco, lull llnljhod 1“"'utly ' londscapod lot. I ^ DOS, gardon, largo ' will (manrnancc 1343 Spruco. | baths,s, tamilyfa room, doublo babaaomonl. Carport, pasture. :arport. lorgo loncod lt» I h isumablo S 'i? . loan, only j 733-349393 d,iys. Evonlnos, garago,go, conlral VOCUiim, ?48,500.734-5035, ovonlnpa. Jack yard with dog pon, LeMoynG 7.950. Markoting Associa- 733-5843 I walorir solsollonor, garag^ôor BY OWNER: Asaumablo R?"iômplolod baaomonl wlih 2 RRealty s a l & A ppraisals '«»■3, Realtors, 734-<875 ; ------! ODonor.tor. Itrash compaclon all I loc orgo bodrooma, lamlly ■ with 2 acros. Call’ pick. loon; Laroo lol, foncod yard, fonioom, sowing room. ^ bath. /O BEDROOM HOME O ni ‘ r c «• . 4 yoor old homo. 3 bodroom, f.,” ! ro. Borders Snako Rlvor. 1 * * *$ • S A V E $ 5 - $ *c5,ooo.)00. 2 twth, largo walk-ln closet, :i0S0 lo collogo. 734-2017 WHAT? S II JYoninoa.Low40's.______3,000 nogotiablo.S3r-63«fl, PIS doublo car garago wllh vrork — ------i 3 DEDnOd ro o m s , 1',^ batl.5, ROOMiM F25 ogor.100 S49,000. f’aa now \\ M /k ccCOME INTO my parlor and or J25.000. Call Mary Lou al ' I REALTY ■ and yard that ollors Iruli uollc codar family room 734-278 ROOM, lull b.-i3«'mont. ‘f°os,I, borrloa,bo and garden, V " f / / y°'you shall 500 0 houso lhat Is vilh bay window ond 6610 ..0 Bluo Lakes Norm 3 OEOROC • ; / / / buibulll with luxurioal 3 733-0211 , "1=0 yardcard tdual lor l.imily Noat and allracllvo.1 Call Dick ' bodrooms. 2 balhs, and a full Iroplaco. Nicoly landsco- UIS 141SB Blue Lakoa Blvd. North Good Kimbiirly Kl loc,iHon. $39,900.00. r y /W . \ t>ait>asomonl, Como and soo i„)od. largo lol. Noar shopp- ______733-0874______^ 0. lor J09.500. Pamolo 734-1883, ng cantors, high school and COLLEGE 4 DEDRIEDROOM home,- full Town ond Couniry Roallora ;awlooih.t56,500.734-6285. — Luiufli.uiurloua Lilo sly.Io 4141 ^MEADOWS • spAciou:IOUS 3 bcfltoom. 2 tJ>isomonimoni, now IViaior 1 733^)718. FOR•OR SALE: Two Bodroom squaroiquaro lool. Convonlonl Ilv- 1. 1(10 location ol a iflwily lomo 1.66 acrus wllh hyaior,01, Insulailon. | ‘ Horr no space, lovoiy carpeting aojianQ, board hoal and alorm lomo- cornor lol, foncod I'iO sp. islgnod codar in.luvol, »??!Southoasi ol Twin baaoboarc ______yord ard. noor ochool and Twin upIp ond down modern coder J63,D00. windows.ows. Good Invoslmonl i - Ih mony ilvablo (eaturos. *uJ.. Of starter / 1/n PaMs■oils Mall. 734-7093.______constrionstrucllon. daylighl Ija'13 4i Jbodrooms, 3 Laths, larior homo. Call Lucy 1 00. I GOCiOODINGl Boaulilul 3- lanomonl. 5 bodrooma, 3V^ vauMofiullod living foom and rcLUlM)TMAN*REALTORS lodroom, 2W balh homo lalhs, boautllul vlow, t|rnniaco oploco, and d.iyliofil 733-1088 4 ^ 6 3 6 LIKE TO / / [ s i• • • • r/Ilh family room and pool ■ocludod living, irooa. live somoni. Call us lor your TO HUNT, fiH iland | labKJblo. Indoor barbacuo «cr, p.>luro, Ttaro Is ralso1 your own beef? Newer polntmoni to 500 tnis FrankIk Foldlman,Fi BroVor aplit-lovolIovol 4 bedroorinionio bulll'ullt-lna In all oloctrlc kll- f"oro. ■auUluihome... SibveFold hen, flroploco, hoat pump. * Foldtman ... 734-6539 on 2I Bcroi;Oci "'wiih ’ canyon~ “ '' I "Wheatleat germ and yogurt, meet browniwn rice!" ^ oMorrlU . . . . 734-6519 vlow.Call• Call Bud, *45,700.- -car garago with oloclric •vsnlng. AFTERTERTOURS H te c COUNTRY I"oor. end moro. Calf barn, Wall...... 423-5756 jlvlnOppliQor ... 733.1011 KImborly I L u cy .,,, isulotod shop. All on HZ'HADDEN REALTY .“ b S ...... 733021 jrklns,Broker 423-4087 Dick ...... 734*6013 . ; 007 JobjclIntDfostIt (008 EmptoymantAflBnelei cn STYLE sp'rl’rprinklor Irrigated 30 ocros 1027B1027Blu8Ukoa41BthE«t R.I.ScIn 017 BusincsjCpporlunily In\ hoyhi and posture, wilh-30 TW 17X lodman ...... 734-6112 Bud ...... 733-7529 | slcRETAflY lof local buol- NEWER MOTEL Chains plus LIvliLlvlno wllh clly convo- haros ol water. Call 38/934-4170 boloro 9AM or n i J i T — ------noiiQ_ooiflti!lahod-ovof-25- - —1400'~homo.—ACE-Roalty- n'O''-nloncoe.-Localed-on-lho— -X „' )NE 3 Bodroom Now Homo ______------' ! yoaro. Mual bo oood lyplat. 733-5217. •______Odoodoo ol Twin Falls, thla ftoraPM.------:------5 n'n coi cornor lot," 75xl25. T il-' ,------ohonhond holplul. 35 yoaro QUALITY GRAVELIIl spacious ond lovoiy homo OFÊiREAT STARTERI Wall 'lovaU)val4 bodroom. all oloctrlc and up prolorrod. Full llmo.r^NEWî hoo 3 bodrooma on main pofoiorod for 2 Bodroom homo hoal.oal. 2 cor garage, on cornor Wrilo complolo dotallo; ooo. For salo with or wlihout iho j!®® land. NORTH WEST REALTY floor. Full basomont wllh Î qulol nolghborhood. lot.M. SooSo a i.ie ih Eaal ond QuolllllcalloriB. oxporlonco.■ HORIZONS f734-5181 or Warron Brlaaa 1'’°moro ’'; bodrooma. largo froploco. portlol baaomonl, Fllmorellmoro. .loromo. Contact 1 ^ - ooo oldopondonts ot fiomo,: PERSONNELSERVICE r. BI.I, o .,„ h „ ., jjmfamily j room and Ilroplaco. lokoo Ihla homo on ox- Dess.lcless .lohnson, 324-2214. * i otc, lo Box fli2, c/o TImoB • Noat alop-savlog Wlehon colloolloni buyl $28,000. Coll p IU sh HOWB.______g* ‘Wfrl/o uv'ra under 7: lUSH BRICK namb\or. ^Before . you with almost ovory bulll-ln ugono Cook, 324-3109 or gprlnkl. IU buy f conatructlon, pioaao uao s' prinklors, ficoplacos. 2W , SHORTY'S CAFE* 218 4th con^vconvonlonco. 2 baths. Canyonyonsldo Roolly, 324*3354 bolh ] SERVICE REP. MochonlcalI alaodoora,s aAvo. Woat. Building ond oorn olh. $55,000. ACE Roally 9 I oblllly. Somo woldlno. garago, ond moro, Hugo iol r733*1082. 733-521:33-5217.______I S7,200. Call Chol, 734-2550, • oquipmoni for loaso. Avalla* wi.hwith cordon and Irrloallon a new homne, / ! •SECRETARIES b! COUNTOUNTRY VIEW Cloao To 1 % . ^ SfiolllnoondSnolllno. T bio B/15/78. Good Ma/Po warnwalor. You would oxpoct to ____ .Typing ond ahorthand. Look- 0(oporollon. Soo Hank Wills, oav ------—------Town:'own: 4 Bodrooma, lamlly SERVICE AND Ropolr man1 lng'f lor advoncomenl and at pay ovor tsa.OOO-bul Ihla Is >om wllh Ilroplaco, full at Wllla Molor Company, 5“|Lpricod undor J50,000. Wo h be sure ybi oxcllomoni? Chock out T» >ur I for foalauront oquipmoni ® TiSlil:______Invlti HADDEN REALTY Lasomont, a a lc conlral air . W * Includlno rofrloofatlon. Call Invito your Inapoctlon-bul io27027 Blue Lakes & 18th Eaal condlllcsndllloning, frull Irooa. 733-4221.______"’"■"'"’".fc fjSUCCESSFUL ProlKablo don’don't wall loo lonol 734-0220 Gordon form Impllmonl and ardon spot. $38,600. Coll warranty * i S U E S AND CLEKING Pool- , 733-753: isall|f hordwaro buslnosa. Estsbll* > 1 ™ : ______j X f tIono opon lor malo and■ a •PARTTIME !?! jrnor location. Trooa. 5 ------RETAIL BALES shod 20 yoars ogo. Notprolit I Jomalo oppllconla. Porma- S In tho olx llguros. Qroas ! ■ AMLETT a™idrocms, 2Vx baths, n i nonl fulJ-llmo poalllons wllh 5,Solary plus morchandlao corpoirpolod, full basomont. 3 RANCH n / STYLE it’scracke salos In tho millions. Rich | ed up\obe^b discount. opiocos, oir condilionor, odvaticomont posalbllltloa. larm oroo. Call gom Slalo H ■ Phono for opBOlnlmont. Foopald p, irlnklor oyolom, foncod 3-bodroclodroom homo on 1 ocro. Roolly. Bluo Lakos. 733-5336. ick yard, garden. A nice Familymily room,1 garage, cov* Thoro oro now homono warranlfoa.v 53S^M , Hall'a Truo Valuo . UNIQUE GIFT SHOP For n . 3 , Hofdwaro Wondoll'______•PART TIME ^ )mo. Lote ol room. J57,000. orodsd pallo. poi foncod pasture, And thoro oro now hommo o wv arranljoa.; . RECEPTIONIST Salo: Ss Small Invoatmonl ro nEALTY £ ondd loafiloafing ahod. Call Nooml W 'And thon ihoro is HOW, HO' Homo STEEL SIDING Inslalldr- u No typing, aomo dollvory. 5^qulrod. Coll 734-8558. 10am- Connle7344946 Mosoloy»oloy 733-5086 oral Globe r a O w ners W arranty HOW is mual bo oxporlcncod wllh Vi 5pm. Allor 5:30 call 733-0499. - evenings Roallylally 733-2628. Roallor WisAmoriiaV Vohlcio fumlshod. 733-4079 B first 10*yoar. nationally'insured inau homo own (fuck ond loola. Bolao. $3.00-{3.25hr. UNIFORM Ul STORE IN IDAHO- BLAI ownod.(nod. 37^0000.______OnlyOr otoro serving oroa ol Hom i S protoclion plan. TACO BANDITO la looklno •LONG »l HAUL 100.000 Id poopio, Qood BLAINE C- ANDERSON Whon your now homo is covorodcc by ? Homo P h o n o ...... 733-1847 for mon or womon lo work TRUCKDRIVER TJ cllmalo. cll Musi ooo to .tOYC r HOW. you protect yourselffagalnstwork- aga ' ; porttlmo. somo ovonlnoa. Irr opprocloto. (208) 436-9525 or Hom ^ ^ m a r Immodloto omploymoni. ap •IOYCECOTE manship and malorlals dofocta3Ci3 that doo't . Call foroppolnimoni, noklor (208)734*4044?(2C . _____ loot Iho HOW National Quality ~ Randy,733-8100,______• •! Homo P h o n o ...... 733-6767 g | _ O ality standards • . • • •ORAPERYANO UNLOCK Uh Iho door and this 0A\ ...... H 'd u rinifinQ ? m o' fiisl yoar. Dofoctivo wii CARPET 8AL£8 . Mt 0 wiring,duct*,''^ TAKING APPLICATIONS lor C- Magic Valloy tiro oloro can DAVE HAMLETT, BROKER I H r a w ork3rk nnd piping tho 30cond,-AndAnd any othor Mal ollondanla: (yifoiorfa, akl Experlonco In moosurlng bo bo yours. Ownor hos mado • atruciructurnl dolocts that vltolly alfoc ohop, akl patrolman, akl ond co-ordinating. Educa- his hk ond wanta to rotlrol M affoct tho rosi* I Instrucloro, and a mochanlc. tlon In Intorlor doaign pro- Evorylhing Ev included. ^ tttk Jontial U30 of yo u r ro w homno o (oxcluslona(< ' forrod. oq M aro roasonablo) for 10 (ull yoarsoars. ' Call MAQIC MOUNTAIN SKI '0 oqulpmont, buildings, • • • • B AREA. 630^5555.______‘Commlaalcn avorago, MOO- pn >orty. franchise and 2 F HOWlOW is available only fromn participatingpa - TAKING APPLICATIONS lor tlOOO " □ Bo room homo noxt to your -Q. j f hommo o buildora. Look for tho HOW HOV emblem tho Jollowino poslilona: Ex- bubuslnoss. Ownor will train COU a in iholihioir ads ond modol homos.'ll'i • FARM HAND bu ______5.'ll's for your ...... porloncod cook, rotntlno Uf buyor. Call today Qom Slalo COUNTRY city. LIVING In tho n I I I '■'m proloctloction. Handio bool ond larm Ro ohilla. Houaokooplno aldo. Roolty .loromo Bronck 324- storhcity, roal nico oldor homo, 2 | j | oquipmoni. 6111. e n Vt oc ^•Y our localloc Homo Owners WarrantyIty CouncilC can ■ 7:000:30, Dloloryold-12:30 to ®S storlos, 3 bodroom. garago. H I o iv o y o u a 6:00. Exporioncod palntor- 1650 plua furniahod house TowrVl ocro land, .lohn 543-6339. ■ ■ 3ualislofpariiciDatinghomobuilcbuiidorswhosQ .' . B:00 to 4:30. Excolioni frinoo .< 73^0 homoG aroiro protected1 by HOW •SALES - Town and Couniry Rooliors ■ ■ bonollls and working condl- 73^0718.CSI ______■ ■ ' tlona. Conloct poraonnol ol. Corroorcrlonlod. ™ J050M1S.OOO yr. 020 WoooyToLotn dupliCSI AREA. Quallly bulll U I (Ice, Magic Valloy Momorlol ______Spoc duplox loos Ihon 1 yoar old, I :Hospllal, 650 Addison REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS bodn Avonuo Woat, An Equal OURLOWERFEES or lo t Doodo of Trust, largoSpoclouo unlis wllh 2 l | . AMERICA'S FIRdTR dT i BASEDONSALARY p‘, bodrooms. 2 baths, oxtra K B Grow Rich & Be Happy I J A I IN S U R E D I Opooriunlty Employer. ^ Prolorabiy on vacant lola or appll.largo, kllchon wllh all W Virolnla Bancrofl. Owner omallgJ. ocroago. 733-4753. oxols state Business H fM HOMEOWNERS ______4C 40® Shoshono Strool South applloncoo. Assume large ■Illll M n r ^ WARRAWTVPLANAN , oxolsling loan. 169.000. ■ I I f)Y21 W ay. Maybo Oorol |||H b o it The CENTURY 21 g . Undorwmton by tho10 IfINA UnderwriWni Inaurance'Poo.'pompany 734-8844 - Evorgroon Roolty 734*3200 or ■ | l l II takos to bo a . TEACHER CENTER J ^ DELiCDorolhy Kolor 7 3 3 ^ 8 - Iimiyou I I know what II U ■ 025 •ROFESSIONAL. ------' DIRECTOR 025 Instruclion DELIGHTFUL booul LIVINQ: Hm | i NEIGHBORHOOD PROFI CISOts B«bytltl»ntnd Child Cirs •------acroabooulllul BRICK homo, small ■I ■ I H I Accomplish It by rocolvlngDiving tho flnojt iroln- J o aot up ond diroct tho ^ acroago, LIVE WATER, I I H I i n g In tho builneii . . . uutillllng iho m oji For ®Q list of qualified HOW' BBl u ild e rs cad: nowly (undod souihoaalorn BABYSrTTINQ IN MY HOME TRUCKDRIVER 11“IrooB, f posture. Rocky Moun- HI I I M I oi^titondlng ond olfocllvo:llvo training11 ond lalos Idaho Toachor Conior Con- ’’- Wost Ol clly. Agos 2-3-4-«, TRAINING ciSLoloin REoIly. 733-1406 or 733- ■ ■ D the industry. B u ( Monday - Friday. 9-5pm. Building Contractors1 A ssociation of M agicigic Valley cortlum. OHlcoa will bo In OOaionyllmo.______B l loot Eiloto sign In tho Burioy Idaho, which- will 733-7319. ^ Oay | l | l l Lel iho Number "1" Root E Twin F allsIs 734-7292 DoyClossolartoOcloborS. ■ ■ I I I North Amorican ContlnonInonl work< lor "jroo". sorvlco 53 School Dlslrlcta In BABYSITTING BA IN MY HOME Nlghl Nigl Cloaa starts Oclobor4, ooulhoaatorn Idaho. Sond Proachool Prt chlldron, largo WrllWrilo. coll, or visit. EASTGATE II[ l l l l Como Succood With UIs s. . . . Bo o pari ol our lollor ol oppllcotlon. r»- ploilay room, loncod yard, hoi [ l l l l Evponslort Progrom Induditidudlng o how bronch sumo, oducallonol phlloao- iununchoo wllh milk, snacks. C ( o m m ercial Driver SUBDIVISION ■ I I I oftlco In Joromo for lhe NorihNi Sido . . . so ___phy ond crodonllala lo: f Lo\Loving caro. Drop-Ins III H I ' t a k o your pick . . . ellhorillhor Jorom o or Twin ------^Trainino,-Inc:------S , ' Souihoaalorn Idaho Toacher wolcomo', wo 735^7805; 3ponS:00P.M.loduskdolly. I l l Contor. c/o 8III Pockhom, I WILL | Bobyall In my home,. 2661 F o d e rtl W ay w'.ionday~and"'Sunda^~by“ p M' ' ^ ■B ■ H Coll for appolnlmont wlih:vlih: Suporlntandont. Cassia S0< so< por hour por child. 734- H H Estorh Ooyio GRI/Soloss ManMongor. Twin Follj H H H H i Counly School District fISI, 0891 ofi9 ______.ocolod; V) mllo Eosl ol H P.O. Box 638, Burioy. Idoho ■ ■ Judy Phllllpt GRI/Bronchch MeM anogor. Joromo MOTHERS BRING YOUR ' ks:osiland Dr. on Elliabolh ' ?D, BROKER W»3T ■ ■ Coorgo Honoy/GRI/Cf)D, BR a3318. (208)578^451. Wo oro High. CHILD TO A HOME AWAY ___ 3lvd bohind now O'Loory.Ir. on Equal opportunity p S ■ "WE’RE HEREE FFC O R Y O U " omployor. Appllcailon FROM I" , HOME. Snacks ond — do^dllno Soplomtwr 29, hot lunchos. Cralla and mCO OpenHouM , C M[ll»lh 7S< JbSO supon/Iaod rocrootion. 2 and ■ CENTUmIRY 2 t ■'.<*>..1^.. rs}.'fl06.. up.734-2538.______— CENTURY H I I Twin FallsI s RRi e a l t y ^lobeIIO ’" s; ------^------RELIABLE REI babyslttor lo 030 HomaaForSals 733-7721 ■ • r e a l t y TROY NATIONAL INC. wonts walch ypil 1 child from 4:30 lo — 21 m KfVilmtx, . . 734 6SDQ 0PM wookdoyo and on o c 3 BEDROOMBE 1 bath country -m/I m Jerom e TwInFolIi ;.mXi,i.poi„ 'Wido.. . . jji.jftoj j I odopondablopursonlolraln coalotial "IT, ovonlnga. Call homo. Muat bo movod. 733- a . ' 00 0 dry cloonor. Thla will bo Valorlo, y"? 73^0931. 40774077^______WTWIN O * FALLS REALTY \ 0 pormanoni yoar round |ob. b 140 A ddleonA venuB E ast ______■ ■ I------\ Intoroatod porty ahould ■ BESBEST BUY in a homo ond W e I ocrooQO In tho oroa. .4 Eochc . OponHouso ..029, lap^lyot: _ 016 018 SltuiUoniWifrtad We're here for you. OponHouso HOPP SKIPSKIF AND A JuilP I b o .c n .n ., homo. Shorp in. bodroom, 2Vi balh, brick loch ow olllco la Indopondonliy 029 ______* ______t)nt, 3 bodrooms | homo on 2 acroa. Largo ■ — —' " - ■ owoyay fromfl Lynwood I with mas ?2,000, CONCRETEWORK ownod and oporatod ______Tiasler both off ^ TROY NATIONAL “ roorrooma and lovoiy yard In a Ou Shopt:ina.pping Conior, com- | suisullo. This tiomo lOOKMA.MA. NO STAIRS! A quiot, uncrowdod area closo lofloDlo • 2012nd Ave. West CONCRETE WORK, all QuIo Our24HourNumbor - loblo 4-PIok wllh ox- i, bror^dd ntnow with lots of I lorpo loirlomily room.’.J typoa. Froo ostlmalos. E.B, to TTwih. Q, W. Warnor. 733- / • A collonllonl terms,t Reollor j oxtros "Now Homo” I becTrooms.jm». bolh ond V., 0676, All for J85,000, oxlra I V " Twin Falls, Id ®Hlgolns423-4ew.______M76 I ownod, ______| buyers. PPovoj low S51.500. double 1 cor cor gorogo' wllh land avollablo. ______NEiNEED YARD Work Dono? 733-7721 " h o n e y , f o r the I xcolloni lorms. 2 ! plenty ofof R.V. perklngT Call YARD PEOPLE. 733- T I A HON WAITRESSES- Exporioncod Co" I I I MONEY)NEY — 4 bodroom ,! rogo. supor nice I SS7,S00. -• only. J2.B5 hour. Apply 8(628 3998.______I I I 2 bathsbaths, oil on m olnlJ.°^'21_1. ______I MECHANICJNIcT’DREAAn^ I Soulh Lincoln, .loromo. .RC •ROTO-TILLINQ • Lovoling • ------Nort] Jlo oor. r . pariiolly.pc Ilnlshod ,pw lorge thop on 2 I ; WANTEDI Form machlnory SooSooding Lawns • Wood fullI bosomonl,bosi covorod | Tonal sugar |_^r.°inK:;n_Kimb2H^^- I oporalor. Must bo ox- mowing. moii Phono 733-8934, i ‘ poliolio annt. Woll 10 wall JBUDGETET “ BATXflSir^ — managar.------hordaman.- -axioaxlo-dlosol-oftllo-to-haul- —— soominiodQIo s t .._growing I corpotlnfl,Infl, beautiful | Now on^ lheihi morkel —; 2______mllkors. call loodors. and suqarbOBlaalartlnoOctobsr suoi T m l Z Z f I ij comDly niodc . . , consider Ihis'|~ groundsTTiiTlhoJo ore jusf o j sioryT~4*l)ii*ljo3room Komo Qonerai Itrm hands to slalf S. s. Wow havo 0 limited amount lamllyjer , Hating, . 4 bod. j low odvcidvonlogos ihis j wllh 1 1 bodroom bo opart- now 3000 hoad dairy and (o of tr ol irallorB avallablo for ront. H SOnRNIMHl la rgm» e r wllh 11 lorgo closets. I homo has lo oHer. ll | mont Inn basembai oni lor ox- euppllmont prosont 1200 - ConCônlact Clark Tank Llnoa at go, soparolo llvlno j won't lost I M H D . m P p .. room* wll lost long. In iho t tra incomicomo. Firoploce, hood dairy. Bolh dalrloa 233-2370, 233-: Ppcalollo, family room wllh middle $40 -locotod In .loromo Counly, la rg e , si S4£s ^ ______I boautllulllul dock, fonco'd A riHMACI JH TMI MH l'»-kI Grant Ostarhoul a( 734-6347 tn7Ct7 Butln»»OppoftunHy horn*. Nx. >^. ond - f3 l bodroom ' i I'm vorsQi lom ily room", b^froom.. .!] on moln I la rgplo. e faw ho Ilko to on. 1 'o oay, 54V.r4v“S o o " " ° 1 Muat havo oxporlonco In ( ng. ond lov^r yonJ. * * 3 1: .Sootwlndo CO, covered polio, E-ZHEAT8T0VES kllchm Mllh ionn Alia rc poopiooin. My w moosuromon. 1 lOTS OF>F I POTENTIAL In lorgo foncoloncod yord, Musi Blocking and dla(rlbullno CALL^RWRtTE: moln floor). tporVIIng now • 2-cor I >' gorogo .DUhwoiho porta. Bo able to work wKh di>Kwo'. A molStr'tAIro d»l ronpo ond Klieh*noldo 9 2 c "l"dow tbrloin.More 3. bodrooms, 2 [ ihli fixeror ' uppor spuclol 1 soo thisiono.SS4,900. ono Unllnlshod bajomont . vaihor u org10 balhrooms, 3 eol In I — noorar schools ond I*’"’' ” minimum supenlson and bo MAlicO.lNC.. jjutT TO MIXTION A nv a aoll-atartsr. Only quallflod bôomi. }bo drMlIng room, p 3 ^ flroploco for ihoso $24,500. }00 ocros deodoti; t o ) 257.7174 QO'sg*, loom. p«lvocr Ivnco. dou6lo Othor Furnlstiod Modo I wintry nlghls. I havo j puy fHEFHE FINISHING j quiw (v'-dtâc In Uncoln/ Rocltrge firop fenced yord ond | TOUCHES ). Gbritoct Jim ot REHABILrTATION Crew 72^792Btftf Spm. . Shown ByAppolntmonlodalS coldwlntr SS on al .1,,, I Loader Noedod- must have drTJ o^joi_school.^(:ome.i pfojccis. ihlihis ironilerfod., . DRUCy STORE AND IRECTIONSr Qo"W 6sf FastIm o n t. o, '°ôo >0 ^Clo^—MiirtouJB' carpenter oxporlonco. PHARMACY p h a i In Arco. kJaho, tMidroMcOMmott...... aulhorn IcJahd'.on Falla Avo »C)0n, Im ow nor has ho Slarlodll Aero- :sjsr “ gini Roop- ,[,0 1 rIcod Right. Rosponalbla for woathortza- Busltveaa d„»i haa good Income w k s, thon North to Fjidgowa)03t CbllOQO "or- ,0 bonolirCf of c I Hon of homes and rohablllia. “ - d t ...... 7i4.It4t S o u l an d ) excellent polonlltl...... : s p o j Avo. Wost to onlvS59%J HOUSE THAT line lum■mo o noor porks. ■ 375 ocros)cros plus '4^0 tlon repairs. Suponlse crow qPhftfmacy, k J lamlly health loway to North IflED — Buy mo! Doy | schools and shopping. I loosed wilhwllh option. Ho* 7 ...... TJMMI' P a rk ,.r o rK of 2. 14.00- J4.25 hour. CMO. cosmellca, veterinary ...... ' P lu sh carpel |p»« 1 1 —«------— L-1 pivots endand lorgo grain deportdlng upon ex* ...... n>.»4i ROAflED - et^ppllea, tportlng goods, ...... TS4-JHI ■ ^ > ughout. V alk -ln BEGINNER'SER'S BARGAIN— , drying ohoh^^fiandllno perlenco. Apply In person to l/bya, elc. Owner retiring for U th o Mlgnnt Council. 1«fl 0«rd.« ...... an 7)MI4I ^WILLS, ol, full unllnfihod j Hoiolton,n, 2 bedroom I focHHy. Kioallh reasons. . Contact ...... 7l4-l4Ci ; 2 2 2 S hoshone S .falls Ave.E:,T^ln.------5borrod ,'« ’ Irish, OEM STATE ...... " INC. clojol, fl i WE NEED A Qood Yard M tn REAIREALTY 73«e74of 324-8771. ) n o S l .W . — .at our manutacturlno loca- / ,JMOPED 5 p excIustvB dealers* ■ 734-3 — M Cw.nInA. ■ C...J_ - 2 1 1 1 ^ f

C-4 Tim o8-Now3. Twin Fallo,J, IdahoIda Friday,Soplombor22,1071078 = ------031 ra OulolTinmHma «H OutofTewtiHwiflj I UJ, OutelTownHomei 031 (OulofToimHomsi jj, . cOul q| Town Hom*j .{07 Fimi&Ranchti 030 HomeiFofSiIo tDOISO KonwsFoiSAli) qjQJ1, OulolTownHomoj BEAUTIFUL CEDAR log pRggTi,STIQE HOME in soughi FOR THETHE INVESTOR "iN • , , ^ „ ~ ^ HOME FOR3R i SALE by ownor 800ACRES~pIiESPlusorMInuslOI homo. 3 bodrooms. 2 baths, aflor I locallon. Abundant, MIND3 thotIhoso 3 homoa on W THE PRICE PRICE IS FilQHTI 1650 in Filor. AlmcMmost 2 acros wllh somo ol)l Magich' Valley's TWO BEDflOOM, appliift- ~ ~ couiCOUNTRY LIVINQ at ll’s (jnliJIi basomonl..hoalti pump,, woll a; ;• ovftT-Joil basamont, 3 bodroom,im. 1W-*ath. 326- linost dlrtrPrrtrprlvalo woiia, all - - * — CM, oood lc«otlon, at- _ apoofntod. shrubbory; acro- InIn -Mutiaugf), good. S Q -tf ovor. -M boat,flat. Thl*-3 bodroom, ' gprlnksprinkling systom. on landscascaping and yard. Ail ronlora.jra. T Total soiling prico brick and Irsmo.Irs 3 Bodroom, ,<[)5a. ______• gravity Irrlgatrrigatod, Ida ol co- trtcllvo. F«Irl/ pricod. 734- l l r bathiath homo on ttils 2Vi acro acroaiacroago. 543-5035.______Iho ch and gated pip«. conlcplotsS.W.of.loromo. oitorior goodios. $31,975.175, FoFor showing conuci 2 balh, co HOME,- Basomont. ITorjI ditch ai C o agof tranaloffod. Soil- . Hacknoy "'■-.TSSr.i,''.!'.',''."."ango. hugo living arsa. n e w e r h o i ty. boan rotation lor — — :hown by ppolnlmoni only. riHREE Dodroom homo on f;J«nago moy Agency. Burfoy, wllh rango, I In niDby. $59,900. Grain, nay. w B iV6 Acroa. Edon oroa. '"O ««at oppralsod prico of 878-0417.1417. ■______DiningJ aroa aroi with corner ..AC^^.al.,733. ’ . notoiy 7 'ricod right al $42,950. Coll 5 ^ < {co, 2 car garago, laml- * issuros ils slalo of. SAVE 5% ON NEW ° „ REALTY ® lorl Butlor Rsally 120 E. âS.OOO. .0 0 ( Phono82S-5a4S. *^'850-150- Call Carl Butlor cqd camSALE BY OWNER In 1043 Bluo Ukoa Blvd. N. ly. 120 E. Main .loromo, quW A sd om, bath and hobby ^ ..7 vily and gonoral lain, .loromo, 324-fllM for. TWO .Aspacious5bodroom. ^ HOME. Twin Falla, Idaho rwo BEDROOM Homo in 1160 for appolnimoni lo 3 bain. U in basomont. Located OWNER -MUSI Ml SELLI 4 E S i f f1 ' J as . boing ono ol ppolntmonttoahow, . Ouhl.3uhl. IFruit troos. nico ya/d, shot, lh. largo fomily room, of Buhl on 6 Aeros bodroom tr-lovol tfi- home on ihMhimt toon tl______OInIng,’ig, 2 2 “iropiacos. fully .*900,000; wilh good 733^227 $13,00CIIJ.OOO. WJ-S3I3 .llor 6pm ,0U™ soil cour.. .nd ,g'. i:?»."'io‘“0 Qualillod buyor. Olforod by Bulldor iWo 2572 )W APPRAISAL Hqubo carpolod.siod. boaulllul drapory, n.Jl^ TonyBarnoa,...... 423-M88 askisk for Marla. BELOW os lor othor incomo . aguiro foot, bl-lovol, 3 Norm aEarl...... ;.. 7330192 ____ For 3oiolalo- Two bodroom and doublollo gti garago. on 20 acros 5>naKo Mivor. o h S'sio. Good bodroom, 2 bolh. larflo kll- ji_ will bo consldorod. . ' .llm P aulson...... 5434BX ------bath u, up, full t)asomonl wllh doutdoublo wido mobiio' WVest eStc End RMlty S . 00 10 approclaio. & ',rR 7^rn . chon, 1Bx2Q panolod family q i. Illy finlshod. largo homos inc Includod. w hich'Is 130Soul CO at Globo Roally QlonnysPaulson .. 643-4SX Qao00 Homes For Salfl 030» H«i»iF«Salo ” W.ndoll Bo.l room with firoplaco. Many y room, frull room, showingr aDpolnimonl, acros withvlth crook aspon FIVE CHOICEE ACRESA nd small moadows.’ Falla ondof construction. * drividrivo by‘^8. 4 Dodroom, luxurious exocuflvo:uilvo home. 3 baths. Wosiorn Roal 733-2385. growth and si bodrooma. 3 balha. You may — ■ ■' ■ Goodrocroatl;roatlon properly. absolutely everything, Extro3 hugohug covorod-nollo choooo carpets, coloro, olc. eoflO ACHE8 In Hay and • wVery soctudi»H. Mosl c*— • - Prtr: • i.,f , fl»l£ltlHW inl«d Approxlmalol;naloly 210 acro# ol 3000 aquaro fool on 2Vt paalPaaluro at Gooding. Only ' lfni..6dtn'' •. 038 n> acroa. SBS.dM. Markotlng ($41 ------wild moadowidow and allalla hay AaooclatoB, Bulldora, 734- NORTHEAST: Spoclout 4 bodroc,Jro(. 5. 3 ' .11. WE BUY oldor oil homos In ground. 2020 acres undor 4875 anyllmo.______DAIIDAIRIES? Yoal Call .lim, <>'on living room, lamlly room willlwcili lirop' i - I nood ol ropaopalr. Also vacant sprinkler wllhwllh tho rosl Ilood 543-4830. h,homo. Excoilmt lorgo lonn M r lots. Evening!Ings 734-1324. Irrlgalod. . Thli Thla ranch has a C learlakes Sowlooili ond high scliixil- Vory choi. • ' — ■ totalol450acfM acrosand will run a g e n c y ____ troffic cui-do'soc. 564,900, AllI! offersoffn coni,,,.. . .• 200 plus head hoac ol calllo and FtrmitRifKhti ^^,,0 355 Ion,0^, of hay. Can bo Gordon L. Crockolt,it.Broker Bre IP** ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I ______031 OulolToimHomeJ ;k I r w i n .... 733-6004 . 2 120 ACF1ES:s of 0 good soil. 2 ip or “ P aold as 1 unll. For a good Invoalmont, 031 Ralph Esiinnor. 733-9576 Dick Irw '""""^WElLnNIFINDWA HOME^“ ' Marcrotl 568-2843. choch„,lhl8_5 apatim,;nt^ I bodroom oldor c homo. Call Bob Marc ^Choryl lom ^ri 734-7^45 l i t * ...... 733-5500 - complox—piicffd at—^nly bB y Y-- " OWNER b S S S r . - IorrYJone»-..733-03?g?»‘^ - ■ Locoiod NW of Buhl. BIU - J60,000. coun'counlry homo soulhwost of >43-5850 or Town .lororIoromo, 3 acros. 4 or 5 ■ I ilry Roaltora 733- ‘ PA R MfS& SS RANCHES* 120 ocros, Castloford aroa, bodrcbodrooma, 3 balfia, pallo ------COX-HOWARD & associatesa REALTIILTORS ______L Wo havo0 ovoro> 50 farms vory ntlractlvo homo, abun- onddand doublo caraoo. 324-stM. « I 100 ACRE FARM; FAI Vory pro- avallablo from 40 to ovor 1000 donco of 0ut tiulldlnga ox- 0EXECUTIVE (g( HOME In ox and, surfaco Ir- ocros In sl20. sl20 Also soversl coilont corrala, good wator. cqcollontHq Northoast locallon. 4 What Do You PrePrefer In Your Homeime? ■ ssEfi;till walor right, can cholco ranchos. ranc> Call. Art $160,000. bodrbodrooma, 2H baths, all on ■ •f-'''*! b0S0ld082ac2 aoparalo 40 acro Martin orr .lac.lack McCall, 734-' ono-lovolrflropiaeo.-and alf------d 1-20 acro parcel. 4875 onyllmlyllmo. Marketing ''^FFICE.Buhl ...... w S w m ' “conditioning. cond 522 11th Avo. -^Privacy? OomforforlMuxuryfOutdoo door— I K K10mlnul6TtoTwin- “ Assoclaioo,‘'l00,‘~RoBtIor8r"Ml. S aillHlckB ...... M3-57B8 EnjiEasl, -Joromo, $82,500. 324- id torms, Call Art Mombor. PflUlOana...... ;W3-4411 8770.8770. I Manin at Mari'vlarkoling Asslcla- Vivian HIcka...... W3-€788 Living? Cit]City or Country? I 10S 734-4875anSanyllmp. _ _ I BUHL 78 kCRES.ACR Twin Falls ST- IhroiIhroo 40'8, doodod 030 Homos For Salo 030C30 HomejfofSaJe i f F m walO'’.or. concroto Uno ii"*!!"rosl. Barnes Roally i l l * I ditch and pfpo pipo lino, modorn WE HAVE JU:JUST THE HOMElllirr-•.- ™- 3 bodroom1 homo ho in perfect .. a sotting. Ownciwnor doslros lo HADDENDENREA1.TY ' I rotlro. WoatJf entfflMW E, /. 130 1027 Blue>Lakes&1BthEast Laki ■ South Broodwiidway, 543^409. 734 \ 1 7VfAlIOlg ] I I BY OWNER:R 75 7 acros baro tsnd with full fuil waior rlghls. 160 Cow Dairy. Dairy 6 on a sido [ u j e r t €: e r n i / g e m V FORI{YOU!! I Phono 324-41344134.______horring bonoone barn. t Hanost- ■ U O I BY OWNER^ largo,lai comforla- oro with1 mill. m 180 ton THE FOLLOWING1 ISis JUST A SAMPLING. I N U - blo countryry home on 5 capacity. Loafing Loi sheds. , m r z M firealty | ' S T A T ] ■ acros. wllhH 3 bedrooms. 3 Ifoe stalls,., andand mangors. 120' ! OF OUR LARG!AGE INVENTORY: ■ balhs, lorgo10 coveredc potlo. cow® availableiiabio. Beaulllul 5 ' I 460MolnAv«.5, 73S 7 -2345 I I ^ E A I ^ _ _ ? (iroplaco, and and landacapod. bedroom homo,home 1 balh and 2 TWIN FAllS OFFICE: r E I O l|0 ■ hoalodlod Shop and half baths.• Terms.Terr 731J365 IF YOU'VE SEEN I ■ machino shoeshod. Barn and _ » THEM A ll J Homes inn Twin Fai 1 corrals, Showilown by appoint- WylllaTl111a 7344046 Thit boautlful custom I Phono 324-4134. evenings «»«nl I Thli 5 ^ i , y stortor homo.wllh two bedrooms • ...... ihroc ihroo bodroom homo will J .S SEEING Ono of ------>5,900.001“, SeVS>vered patio, storage shed. £ corp It ranchos In HAY FARM-M- 22022 acro ailaifa I (llllonbhlund...... 7U-«:4i be your y, cholco. Locoiod 1 -■ • tecalion noorloor - e lot w ith lols ol roses, Ireos ond lorj 1 Joho fclW...... 73J-T0M lols , ‘ of other "beoutlful i ‘ID(DOWNTOWN) 156 3rd 13.900.00 nd lorgo gorden. ■ prijod rlghiHI for f last salol h'co homos,)s, at atl this ioys on Momlngslde5cIde 5chool Disi. < }o wilh a beaulllul I OonYogli,...... 73J-710S [eolures. <0'» Moko on op-f * I Call anytlmo.10. $485,000. Call a'opo f ' PellOUKhord...... 734-nt] (oOlU .W HA T'S IMMOIT I eoo sq. ft., 4 I 8111 Kolly at 644-2385. or vlow. $350,000.D,000. wllh lorms. OvmaftMh...... SO-UM 30lntm.o,nt..Lto.doy.| n a l r . .||y-ily room r (frwploco. boilMns ond >e yeors old. ihis nico two storv ho 0 Roally, 324r3354 Call Gom SlaKSlalo Roalty Bluo i-u ta ji^ ...... 7j4-»io7- i.3 3 Canyonsido R( t $68,500. . f VVj'W ilhin wolking distonco ol Sowtoo3rd Avonuo N. | ., family room, gorogo and nlcoly la 1 :oly landscaped,, Roailorownod. | Or733-1082. Lakes Roi 733-5338,•5338, : Oik AnJtti«n...... 733.2n6 *68,'FINE SUBURBAN HOME i school sch ond shopping contor. 17.500.00 fcttrS: TomUooi*...... 7 3 3-37U r|u i It., 4 bodrooms. lom- ■ fenced yord,rd, NcNoor new O 'loary Jr. High. #o«f.l.lteb..l...... 73<.743» 3n % ocro. 4 bedrooms, » ond quollry oVtroC" ■ SO ^ V n T m m i S T I N O I This 3 bodrc lh traffic on this quiet cul-de-sac.nootic.noor-Morning- ! DJ1 OutOutofTwnHomes ' 0J1 Oirt 2 bolh*. formol dining I In , N.W. oroo Is priced lowor3wtooin iht School, high | 0 / Old ofTown Homoj •oom wllh dormer win-1 . >1. tmmoculoto 3 bodroom, 1 'A bolh homo> wilh B WHY NOT START SMALL? ^ bo home* and ownor does nol wont 16.900.00 Jow, rocreotlon room I portlol bosemoisem ent. Nice family room, gorago,oge, fifenced ond | — Two bodroom hom* on room tim e. Quick possossionl Coll for c with flroploco and bor In f ,„ j bodroom brick fnm o -m g v . n londseopoddyord. yon forgo lol. Idool atorlor today. 533.500 hom o with bullMn chlnb Y'lull ,, ,bosoment, oloctric t }r ihon surrounding I 4 D elosott ond booutifut hor- Jouble J gorogo door, dog I s SP p a m o C a ilK O ne of Twinwont Fall lo waste ony ■ ly will lovo Ihis 5 bedroom 2 bothlalh homo hi close ■ dwood floora. Ho» fronV tennel, seo this property! country coi suburbs, this superbly forcons' on oppoinimonl * (7,500.00 !'°“srA"S3lh School ond High School, Full bosomI ent, ■ I T M 7 lodoy! $62,500. f just jus minutos from lown. Spoclous r< family room.□m. Ilols ol storage, landscaped)ed ond01 fenced | lAGIC ond bock porch. A.greol Ings ond hondsbme dotoils. ya rd , buyolSSl.OOO. FROM OUR I ‘"S n Falls most desired | ^ l i 7 M I C ! TIM PO BA BILT RfOUCIB■ constructed homo Is ^ *■ - BIO FAMILY SPEO All G O O D IN G OFFICE J ^ ond now Sowloolh home, locoted□tod onc A poche M l . Flvo bodroom, two atory GO a lter Investment is ono thol ous yield rooms, high coll- I [EADOllWS 934-8459 i q^ jrro n t and future polonllal. Thes' }2,500.00 tvT'atredroom. 2 boths. fireplace ondid full bosom ent S « _ _ ^ hom o on lorgo lot In Klm- 0 oxponsion. Excoilont conslructlo tt,Chrltll«n»»n .. 934-4173 . range ra, In size from 4.09 lo 5.32 ocn for fu tu re ' ox| iructlon. Doublo | 11631ady for O ccupailan cy ' borly. Built-In opplloncoi, bon ^ .| Bye*’...... 934.576el UCID A mosl soughi ■ corgoroge.e. gorogo ond loti'of gor- . torm s for quoliflod buyor. JoAnnHopw* ...3J4-J870* yields high on bolh ^ 2 OPENEN HOUSE S at. S Sun. 1:00-^00-4:00 don tpoco. Hot potontlol joAf . . . . 934.59641 TNI TM ORAND "TITON">lonnodThese I building silos I nily homo juSt across streel from^m Harmon Ho Pork ■ .. for duplox. $47,500. , 0<»' Irish. Associate Broker .... 3tlnn bills. This S [ GOOD STARTER HOME NEV o u ” jj Is 0 super home and ow ners oro onxlousloaseril sell I I 3n large lof. Iwo » oion I locotod in quiot nolgh- u Olonot/oolla...... 734 ««? Jon.Owig. 731 E ast 19Ui J e ro mIB o F borhood, fhl* four jodroom on . $24,000. I smsBlll*..k ...... 7330«S« JohnAlcmoo& Dronch Monager ■ Jecoratod 5 bedroom 2 both brickck homhor o located I ‘f f l THREE BEDROOM • »OrAbundll *‘»r‘ ...... 734.4063 Ckl»W,lllar...... 324-5771 ■ bodroom, older homo bodrc DlonMi.fbK...... 734.349J >9,500.00 alo Evergreen St. This Is o spoclousous lovolylo- f>omo | |100 ( | % FINANCINIING! hot (iroploco.-ond part .Iko ^ now In Moun- I JohnCrond«ll ...... 734-4SS9 Wo(f»oCM>g« Ihoi ...... 733-4006 m wllh full bosonbosomoni. Family room wllh llreploc I botom ont. Good polon- £lnjJ*\ûbdM ..i^ ilon.^^ J AUmof ...... 733-4317 I < r * n cor gorogo,JO, p 2 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 ng room wllh fireplace, formollol diningdir room. ■ D MASIC O HOUSE INCLUDUDES: lovely kllchonchen wllh breokfosi nook, 4 bodroon>drooms. 2 bolhs ■ , 3 bodr4,900.00 2 yoor old Ranch style homo. 5 be LETGEI bolhs, spocioui□clous living room with fireplace. Inv Son/Dining ^ 3 3 fC, 6 0 0 try kllchenm wllhwl snock bar ond-coblnels>ls galore.gal Moln ■ L DIRECTIONS; VN JEROMEIE BLUE LM floor ulilltyty rocroom. Full bosem eni with loroo fo HL— i-64 and.llreploceloco cond plenty of storogo. Lonciscop I M All Homes on 500-700 DOWNTOWK yord with1 uncunderground sprinkling. In O O'loc 'loary School | ^ block* ol 19lh Ave. E. OFFICEE OFFICI Dlsi. k | ^ M o g l c M eodow s Sub- \ . ^ ^ ^ d l ^ l o n • Jerom e. OFFICE N. 634 South LineIncoln 525 Bluo Lakes.AKES B S y desirable locolion In esloblishedlilshed neighbor-! 156 3rd A ve. N. ICE I 3.900.00 290 sq. fl. ol gracious living oil on ono lovel. | m 3 2 4 -8 1 1 This lovelyly hohomo is lotol brick and featureslures a■ boouliful ■ 111 733-53iti H PRICE REDUCE Ooouliful kitchen kitch wilh brookfost area. 3 nico bodrooms ■ ^ n>w<*7)S-4^71S-44II FOR THOSE SOOHTo now Is your chonilo n c o l 3 5336 ! and 2 bolhs.ihs. LargeLc covorod polio, undorgrouncground sprinkling I I 71*.*4«0 lOeARDWiU Bl 7S4-UU , op you bodroom homo,», ( c l o a n , 3 bedroom romblor. In prolesslonolslonolly landscaped private yard. TOflECOlDKIGHIS HASBEEN ■ ' w m m m m thit homo will holp kooprroom y shorp, good torms,m s B o s t "’O'" : homo in oxcoilent NE locallonlonl I ,t This c u sio m l o'* kilchoi worm with 2 flroplocot., II yyjihol J o r o m o NE loacation. c c fomllyi namo roomUBE i AGAIN ! J4,900.00 e ar old home has ovorylhing you'OU couldcoi ask f o r . ! ------hos 4 bodroomi. family roo blor. 3 bolh,. | lusiom Prico-lower 30's. m ent. Cheery kilchoi Grool trafficafficpottom, c 4 bodrooms. 2 Mihs,Ihs, formalfo diningl „ fully foneod posture wl lh flroploco S ■ , room, mainlain llfloor utility, beautiful openin sloirwoysloi leodsB ^ Ftrmj&Ranches F*' Ct37 FiiFirms & Ranches \ ' sprinkling systom. Cusla linU r home lor enlortainlilichen. Hugo ■ _ $ 3 A H U N It reduced to S07.500. to 2nd floor.loor. 1 Family room wilh firoploco.:e. fulllull b a s o m o n l,* ______bullion 3.71 ocros. $64,500. 3fiEOROOMHO timed sprlnkii>rlnkling system, hoot pump, polio,pwlio, l o n d s c o p e d |______vt/lfh full basom on Ol LET THEJtchen. FUN super _ fenced yard.ard. ! oxtra lorgo como rtolnlng. Jusl I iOO. ■ tunity" Joromo. Chain SHINE IN PRICE REDUCED!! i n n o / '^1* 3 bedroom l»om( ■’Do ll yoursoK opportunil foneod bock yard.• 1' 0 0 /o 0,1 osseis Ior; fon fun I \creagess With^ Homimes [I I , , downlown business,Dr'°on lo finoncing ovailoblodb lo . gom o room, portlolly TRANSFERRED ANO MUST SELLll thlithis beoutlful ■ I down ond se lle r will cor ' I A l PAnn ' ■'bosomoni. out-dooItome. Ii hos 19.500.00 ■ 1 ocro S.W. of Twin Falls, loss thonhen oa yoor old, it ■ | .. 4>oper. Coir todoy for c ------has 0 large llvli ------S P fllilS H O EFC C Ii I h ------underground - sprinki3r fun. Family ■ )o living room wllh fireplace, efficientflcient kitchen. 3 '| I flUJmiLliiJ rn! appointm ent to soo. OL J tom. $55 000. tiolly ' finished I $ e n spacious bodrbodrooms S ~2 bothi. plus•ûî■luli-unfinished • ■ I - K lfT y ^ Roomy ottrocflvo 3 t-door BDQ. 2 J 3 bosoment.I. FulFully insulalod. Heot Pumpp & doubled « r * | . U]' li. LH ^- ^ - r e a . room, fomlly roo IET'SHAKE Qltgj 5rinktlng-sys-- -• • — RANCH STYLE I boie- ' firoplacos, doublob l o g o - A DEAL 1 soulh ol Twin w ith on outstondlng.flng. qualityq built ■ | ’ ^ 3 bedroom home with boi fogo, sotting ono n I m - Easy torm s lo quolilio '3,500.00 E r r r0. .!Excellent fooluros throughout — 3 3 boths. moln menl. Fenced yard, sup S s w o f £*C''lng 3 bodroomlAKE i i moln floor family room, fireploce.i'o».“d < f b r s ij provod 2'/i ocros. ! ooroge, shoke shoki roof, totol electric, full -,Fai potlo. oiiochod goroge, ei SL I S 7 0 full unfinished | | arm Departmeilent I Joromo. Only Vj bosemeniI for fifuluro oxponsion. OnlyS43.900. lolilied buyor. m from Golf Course. A t A LIFE STYLE ol comfort and elogoi 0. Abun- ond Ilvo tfreom3om spaciousi I ologonco In-lhls ■ . 169 ACTEIE DAIRY.D Localod on Snako Rlvorl iv e r .^ mllo i" uollty bulll home, locoled on 1 'A ocr d o n c o o f o r c h & bbroozo- n through property.> on Th 5 acres. 4 | 19.500.00 '•'* S.W. of _ I iriintointogo. If Dike Dam goes In will have 'A f Twin, with1 a beautifulb< vlow. 2.168 sq. ft, inch 3 shop- wovs.- o tfuo bob o o u t v ôs sundocks fronticod. or 2 ponds _ _ , include* lorge ■ I mllolokcifn0) fronloge. 100 head cows ondnd mmoehlnery MLDRICK IAM Cathedral ceilings in tl sunken livingvlng roomr with fireploce wall, friendfriendly country ■ I con bo bw ^g S h t separately. Coll todoy fo soo am running I SflO kitchen withiih odadjoining dining & family room wi' on qulof stre et. Close to sho ‘OO room wllh 2 mognilicy, Tho homo ■ omwithonother" J ping and schools. 3 bedroon ono. High 70’s. firoploco. 3 spcspacious M droom s (Masier suite-1suite-18x16) 2’/, I I 216 ACRE^£»• Edge of Eden. First segregotiogotion waler- | ploces upstairs ondsnt doond bock. J on o nico corner lot. $37,500 boths, full1 unfiiunfinished basement, shoke roof, cdoublo cor ■ J grovlty IrrlB'riholed. |s in tho living | OWNERSHOBBVgnilicent fire- m noroqeondHecid Heat Pump. ■ I EAST OF; WtZElTON.H) 2ê Acres - 16565 liIrrigated, j. E! fni nddow n. 'B m ONE ACRE IN EXCELLENT N.E. /AREA, this | I Deep w o11 ll-c - oll( com ent ditches. REMODaiNGHOI pointed brond new homo is Ideol for THREE WAV VAIUE!!1 * I REl(^ LU Expen uniquoi work h 17.500.00 Lrr‘=p's.“ »ol for th e lorge ■ I 4S0 ACRES,RES. ‘ ^ M p well-one circle-new1-new fwme. Shop, livestock corral pt OBBVIS ■ family who0 wont*wor o country atm osphere but »1lll.dosesll to ■ . M achine shed, »h« jproln tanks. Two domesimeslle wells. .* • dono on Ihls 3 bedroo tnwn. Spacitwiiclqwi rooms.thro.uflhaut. (2.26B sq. I ramodelod homo. Alt this I 1 1 ^ with fireploce. extr B sq. fl.) with 4 I I All seeded>d tot< popturo and otfolfa. Thiss tsIs llIhe cattle | only $39,500. ! HOMES. ; 507 boorooms,, '2'/> botin, X wSam kllchenI form at oining, . * m o s te r b e d ro o mork . s|has been ■ , fomlly roomm witwith fireploce S wet-bor ond lorge 1 0liAUDB. fomily kitchen, part bo IES. HoyVnd pasture. Sugar io^ \ jr ioof oreo. | odroom home || basem ent.. >4eot>from. I - “ trrOEII^TAIEDfl m. spocious I l I 3-S PIUS ACREA O PLOI^ locoled 1 mile Easl:OSl ol< Hoioi- f ; 1.2 ACRESart OFbasomont. , ■ 30 per ocro M th w oter shore*. E *■ t THIS FOR VOO! i O S c o m m e r c ia l fROF ■ J 3-! BEDROOIOOM APARlWENT BUILOINCUn in «excellent \ Immodioto possession on ll ns 733-^ 2 2 9 2 I next to Circle KSiore.< John fi.1. Hov>Howord. Broker I I condition or T.3' bedrodl^ homo. *30,000.too. i- new contemporary detl^ split inlo 3 porcols.;soF f ■ .piGo S T A T E ES 116 ihbros water. Coo(Cood catlle. j' Voulted ceilings. cle n -on 2 siroots. city wo CorlettoCox ..733-2000ao -Jock Cox . 7 3 3 - 2 0 8 0 RE I^ROPERTV ! Mi MorvIn McCluro734-1fl717 , -Bob Voeh...... 734-222310 REALTOR* I I 2’* storv window*, firopio r Y lower available,loro, Woi could bo ■ .3 ^ Z i Row crop. , ond tomily room. South sidof lorms. 5hlrloyHuck - .733-930101 Audrey Howord733-5755 ols. fronloge | • Joe Youno----- 734-339393 Lynn Rosmussen . . . 733-5 , ■ 1 Twin oo IV. ocro*. $59,000. y waler and ■* _ Dotty V o e h r ...734-222323-2 e 0 7 L J lm R ltc l1 lo M 2 5 -S 6 7 1I ((Bl H a n l J "NumborOno . Would con- I 7 ■ ! C A U J l

______'■ Friday. Soplomborbor22,l978 TImoa-Nows, Twinwin IFails, Idaho C-5 037 Finnt&Rirchei 03* AcwoQ&Lots 030 6usinsuPrt)p«tty ; 045 045 ■ litobJiaHomfl5forSiJo'; 550 Fum.&Un{um. Houses OfO1 1Fum.&Unlurr.HouiflJ — ^------DOWN. 8Vi actoa. rim ol • ^^0150" Commorclal Frontage DELLDELUXE 24x60 '70 ’ , ------5: ROBBINS REALTY,INC. on Bluo Lakoa Boulevard. CharrChampion- 3 bodroom, 2 ■ ‘ BEDROOM lurnlshod UNFURfFURNISHED HOUSE at ' 054 Unfum.Aplt.SOupiem Unfi CI57 RentilUoWIehomaj F 06? . I Melon Valloy. Counly road ;so available immodia- 15322 LimLlndy Lane. Has siovo ______-_:.--..;-773M 100 ______act a cc aw ^rfllH > .6«»ti* Rivor- - Sueor-locailoa,Su{ Call Paul al balh,balh, largo living room,] FOR SALISALE; 14x20 wood lamiiy room, appliances, air, , )X«-^ 728 Second Avenuo andJ rofirroflrgoralor (urnlshod, 2 i 2 BEDROC=DROOM, somo ulHHIos. I VIoViow, ownor carrioa. 734- ' 733-2118 or Markoilng lamli: SI. Twin Fails. J200 a car gargarago, 2 bodroom, $185 iplus plus 0 deposit. 733-3647. 1 MOBI lad door- $300. Bill EXCELLENT Dairy silo, <0 7017010. ______Âa80CialOs734-4875.______likenlike new. $18,500, immodiato i )BILEHOME- —lan Ford,F, 733-5110, possoaslon, 734-7725. ’ nlh. 726-3046. baaomoijomani. no uiilltios paid, jik ),1, ORK DRICK DUPLEX. Ono ■ > D C W l icroa, lull witor, oldor turn DO CX3 YOU WANT AN ACRE i ^COMMERCIAL/Roaidonllal 0 BEDROOM HOME, ' ^ a a month. 733.5731 or : bodroom,room, full basomoni, i n c; i n 'l taI ll o ts fS e t tSTANDING t Cube »fi(J two story homo. J75,000. vViiWith tho bosl viow on Iho 2°zoning. '’ Basomoni api. and HUN'HUNTER'S SPECIAL. 2 Ion I K imiberJy J aroa, family room, ' 733-00291^029 ador 7.00PM. i garago.igo. ci carpot, drapos, r o .: fireplace.CO. 1Good condlllon, SOOOsq-II.olllcoapacomaln 19551955 intornallonai Harvoaior 1 cornol 329-4720 morlngs or traitract? No lock. 31« nonti an d . ^ poled, 2 baths, Im- ' - I Irlgeralor,aralor, rango, walor and 1 /\Vavailable 3 at ' FOR SALE or irado. 20 ocroa oaal of Curry. Archio floor. Ownar wlli carry con- Van. convoralon, n o w .. dialo occupancy. J265 i ....— - ■ 'i '~ ■ I sanilalionnation lurrlshofl. 1 or 2 1 wllh mllo c;ook fronioQO, Maiono, Ma 324-5082.______«nf«tarcl. Noooilato on down carpccarpel. Beal ollor, 734 4471 I „ 3 , $100 cleaning deposit. I adultsIIS onloniy. No pols. 733-: g j^ y [ _ ^ j \RT moat slicer, chosl andtprlnos.Roaltorownod.. payment. Boaulilul inlorlor. adori GOVERNMENT LANDS from ______; K-0342. l ' M2- Fum.ApU.&Dupieisj i S5ao. . LANE MOBILE J J ifreezer, ' S walk-ln re- 734-1282.------^MUST SELLI 1977 14x70 I lor wiih compressor, J7.50 an acroi invoslnvinll ' i l 3EDR00M homo In Iho ' 3.nEDROOM. c n n r $275 a month. :an modorn 2 bodroom I HOV I .lorry ...... 7M-8t60 VacatlonI Farmlnol Ex ------:------GOVfGOVENOR. Ali oioclric, , counti OME PARK a 250 Dirt, Suiuki 250 , DicK ...... 324-2072 ^lu untry noar .loromo. ; i.hortmoodroom, $165 a monin. aparimoninmom in nowor lour clusive buyor'B ouldol island kitchen, Soo 10 j niahod. Cail 734-3004. *nd atud O n 734-4144-4147- . , Co TRUSTSALE opprodalo, “ Spaco 18 Lary •!• ' .— d atudloaparimoni.$llOa . P’'’*- Soulh ol Twin Falls, , ,'n a < iP Compioto inlormatlon JO.OO BEDROOM- Furnishod. m onlh.nth- Utilliiea paid, do. ' k ^ “P 1 ^ 5RSE POWER rbio- ITIOmonoy back ouarantool 734-3733, ; J, BE Comrîorclal Properly known ------^ I Prefertier middle aflofl malo, poaltill rogroqulrod. 734-7458. ' uimiIIOJ os , o.ia, !!M por E«sl 33-4368 alter 3:30, Q3S Acruo«&Lots VVrWrilo National roporls. Box 2<6.Nlaofa Fgila. N.Y. 14302. as p° Arllallc Flowers and ■ -5413 allor Spm i t-B£DR(.£OHOOM. No •children, I . Mobile Park--h»5—VDAHO . RRussrrs--F0R- — V 1 ACRE wllh mobll* homo- u r PoclMc Finance-226 and 230 ------—I fROBAflLYTHE-'- i no pols. po ls doposll roqulred. êokdayj. •8 now stalls. Various SALEI Directly Oirc from tho HORSE SET-UP, 3 acroa, MalMain Avonuo Nonh, Twin LARGESTSTOCKOF (_A 1 2~BEBEDROOM Unlurnlshod $1055 0 mimonlh. 733-0629. •— — !—______I JI;olol...s available. This is a larmor. Available Avi in 50 or S34,OOOf>2V^ acros with now, gh(ahop, corrals, pasture. Fall icks- Beginning homo454.000. 1.4 jcro*«hc) ■ Qq Falla. Said proportios 10 bo 3lex wllh garage, J135 a : v q■EDROOM eo rc baaomoni ) BEDROOM Apart- lamlly lark pork with club >iouso lOOIb.aacks. Boautlful rural Eaal location, goiisoid sut)|ocl lo Iho current 'MOBILE HOMES : "W ”’ .13. No pola. Lauroi Park and swimmimmingpool. shortly olioallor harvest. Free . lA s c r « DQTCTTTg sitos. Aiso Mo inlh. No wator, bod or oonnmoijrtmorn. Aii uiilllios paid. * ° Mobile homo O.K. J10.5OO. loolooses. For lurthar Informa- IN THE VALLEY j S nmonis, 176 Maurice N.. doilvoryf withinwi 25 milos- ; boro 40 ncroj Handy Realty, joiTorma, 423-5042.______not idren. Cali 733-5552. Jfgs5 0„ monlh. “ 386 lollorson. lion or 10 submit olfors -2513 or 734-9011. 73W<195. 195______Cali; Inlormalion:ilion: 536-6156. 324-43S3tttorhour3V4-3543. .^r, contaci Itio J ru a l Dopart- -WW llh. IlhJH A , VA. and Bank lUSE FOR- RENT in 733-2513 ' ~324-545S:and324-53Si:...... - IDEAL-* LOT-(or-homo or- - cor )• OEOSOOM-apartmanl______-73W6Q7_:Ti ______INOUSTRIAI[RIAL_AlflOS9_E«inl______I ------dui moni, Twin Fails Bank S Financing Finan Available, i jrMrylirflin 2-acro3.- 2'^ ‘“ c l eEAN a n NICE 1" Dodroom- duplex, 77 fool doop by 120 rno " ,.i bodrodrooms, carpolod. wood . f,, rl-plox, $175 plus $100 or Ouilll* G. E. E. Stove* ironwri- lool wide. Aii uliiilios, N,E. TruTrusl Company. 733-1722. h hoal/walor. Slnglo. L" SOU. No pols, chlldron 73444^1 r Qhllronor.ClOr. Cali 324-2924, I •Boautllul viow In Hooorrran .to" >ve, relriaeraior and aiovo < $tM0. Roforoncos. Ro NO pols. . 733.5^ • loromo, J7500, 324-4850 or ExiExlonlion 244. or consult ^ furnisinished. *250 monlh. First ; 733^'g44 . 733-5151 aflerl2noon. Green Rocllnor- $45 I Valloy wllh 3 bodroom homo 324-3095. 354 ______yoiyour roaiiof. • BROCKMAN'S or Inlormalion. LARGE Grei I on 1 aero. Pdco-S-I8,500 wlin .;r d last months paymont. ; cTip miSi ) BEDROOM DUPLEX or * 47"xI 5151" brown/whilo NEW HOME: Brick and ~ MOBILE HOMES ' RNISHEO ^ bodroom .$35. 734-5590- ! J6.500 down. Ownor will II «W 1SS. A..IHblo inmonls, $175 ond up, ' Jdroom and don. Ouiol tluq aEnpEDnOOU tialloi. All carry contract. Iramo. I'*’' 3800 square lool bi- ot, appllaneos Including --^5 Ig. 045 MobileHomeslorStle 3 milesmi north ol Porrino ------K30311. 3 i no children or pots. J,'jhof?dr llh loncod-ln yard. Iovolon5.8aero3onahllitop _ GOOWNG- Nice. cIoan.-2 733-5664, hor/dryor. Carpel, J 155. Tionlh ô n unfurnished. MARYCAFI-CARTER CENTER noar Buhl, Call lor dolalls. 157 BridflO on Highway 63 and’! il525i______drapos, •II you lIKo to Farm, Ihla (arm ??i 1B72 ACAOAMY COM- Intorstalo 60 .luncHon. • f f fdroom o homo. Stove. . rinViMi los, storage galoro, call allerir 6 ,734.9173.6 UNFINISHECSHED FURNITURE, S«35,000. MarkotinDAasocia- M/iMANOER 14x70, ail oieclric, L"'°” OKING FOR A HOUSE OR naraae-ige. Sorry no - j _ ‘ fa wonh lookino at. 760 acfos f ‘: Phono734-3167or324-4203, ; ^ ^ 0 0 EDROOM, furnished. rs, I chosls. desks, too, Bulldora, 734-4875 324324-2494.______ARTMENT?CaiiOuilicl's. children/pJren/pols. $225. Cali OEDR , chairs, roll lop anytime. .______5371 No Chiidi i a 1975 BELMONT 12 x 60-- ,T = - ______734.3371, cradles, loy boxes, 1972 RAMADA. oxcolionl ^ )RINGSIOE AREA, Noat , 1, :-----^------r r ------Roaaonablo ONE ACRE LOTS; Pleasant S2‘J2500 equity, Poy $900/ lako me w llh. total ol 3 KE'S MANAGEMENT- -rwo------) EEOROOM and mlacqllaneoua GENE LARSEN REALTY ™country locallon, 5 mlnutos ovi condition, 2 bodroom, 2 ■ '’O'J'o rr\iahod and unfurnished a p a■HTMENT- r TMEi newly • ro- Ide 3 BEDROOM uoms 2116.M16 4lh Avo. E.. |utl 171 A ddison A venue troi bathroom, air, storm win- j sinm t onls, all slres- 734- aocoraiod, Home- partially ollEasHand, from Boaulilul Downtown ,7^1971 BROADMORE mobile jjowa sralod, Slovo- Irldgo- "o >■ land, 733-3493, P hone: 734-20B0 •loromo. J5850, wlih lorms, i" dowa, appiiancea,' 140 • IS,734-66e2. liQhls- V. Dd, 14 miles soulh on home, 12x64. $650 down and Skyiano gityig Park, call 734-7232, ; washer. No pola, $285 por “ 2 1 ^ ;s- waior lurnishod. R ^ u T uikos^ k is Desire couplo NITY CLOTHES, Coil Art al MARKETING totre ovor payments, 324- mth plu»dopsoll. 7 3 3 ^ 8 ‘ MAGICAGIC VALLEY Dating Pallo.3. exiro-alorago.Adultsoxlr , car M at. play-yard,- • I 'AIHlob-733.2140 ASASSOCIATES 734-4875 REPO 12x60 Mobile Homo, : e, rvice* singles, divorced, only,.n no o pota,po 733-5080. wll Ing 10 lo work w ournjni. No ' ? " , , S827oller6PM, _____ Evorgroon Roolly 734- Sorvlce* TOno65M318, lair. &moro. Coil 357. homo-734-7175 ^ ^ All sol up In Fllor Pork. Take ; 3200M. **______& widowidowod. 326-4266 for je r oOME'S m E'S .DELUXE " mum, 543-6328. allor DOUBLE WIDE Diplomat over oio°‘ payments, $600 down. ; ' MARLETTE Mobil 3nm ' ONE ACRE lor salo (n ^ ;w REMODELED for rent, '!12££i2liro inlormalion.______DUPLEX-lEX - 2 Bodroom, all MA Goodino: Dor^ or Mao coi 26x60. Spaco 153 at Lazy .1. Hacienda Hack Homos, 733-7568, I NEW/ 2 bodroom wllh ■f:',;.-.-,/,- couniry. 10 mlnutos drivo [noInquire al Spacel 55 or lodroom unlurnlshod. NEED:ED fF e m a le roomato 10 oioclric,iric, firopiaco, I pri»alo ^ ERS Installed whlio Morrow-034-81B7. Irom Iroi COIIOQO. Mobilo homo ntTf 1969 SKYLINE, 12x60 wllh i dddo' aro oxpenaos on nice 3 garage, a and awning. Aduils phono 733-8890 or733-2281. poail. No pols, $250, 734- ahoro 0 ,go, aduils oniy. $275 “ ^ j,a■5.n„nil,.733.»,., 5 ii ,11. Complolo mulllor ______ailowod. allc wllh walor shares, ^ tlp-oul, 3 bedroom, in Mobile c u m______' bodroondroom duplex. Soo to plus deposit, depo 324-2060 allor including cualom J7500 Jor one ocro or *1400 °PDOUBLE WIDE 20 X 55' Court,.loromo,324-5293. Couri | 1 BIG LITTLE RANCHES, 2364 *75 :W a BEDROOM HOME- prociala. Call 734-4184 or Spm- duals loror carca and pickups. aquaro fool, 4 bodrooma. 3 for 'O'’ two ocros. Call 423-4055 Mobile Homo- to,bo moved. Vwdt 0 yoaro oid, 3 Bodrooms, 2 THREE BEDROOM HOME - ' ^3,4M balh, full basomoni. ______LARGE:GE DELUXE DE 1 b o d ro ^ 059 Offlcs&BualnsuRenlaj Offic a b b o HT'S 'S iAUTO SUPPLY. -b alh a .__ Jarolly__room,___2_ »<'”l6jP 0.ask for Gnry. ^ Y AL—NICE ■3ludiQ_BP9rt-_ ,|jlp!ox,OX.^,aloi_.sanilallon___ | _ - — 305 Shoshon'shoneSl-Soulh- tiropiacos, daylight bato- iq~ homo os down. paymonl."l~gj,y,., RENT:— Commercla! - y - m 10 ACRES in Iho qulol froi(roe aiandlng (ifepiaco. waahor, air conditioned. 2 fnontint dooed' in. Aii ulllllles, paid-I. Garago, Gars many o«iros- I xm. n.. olllco. J,™crale. Twin Spin Fiin : moni. hoal pump, doubto couniry ôi wllh atlracllvo larm jio$10.000.643-5000. ______Hacienda Homos, 733-7566. roaraQe.734-634B. < • >5 a rnmonlh. 733-6261- $200I plus plus $100 cloaning do- ^ e. . 733-5923 days. oaraoo, 1H acroa, J85,000. ôr il. Adulta. no pels. 1321 Suiiabio) for for carpenier ahop 734.5913inighis. „inh ______homo, oarago, and oul- 1B69 Fleolwood 3 bodrooma. THREE eEOROOM Mobile sm1ALL a l 2 Bodroom 1ALL ONE BEDROOM posil. Adu 1 painllng, ole, in- (50,000 assumabio. Phono bulldirÔS. hui Your options aro- Homo- aii soltup, immodiato turnis iRNISHEO APARTMENT - 5lhAvo. Avo. East 734-2006. or , ® sign pi 324-5621 or 324-6576.______nyo owning, coolor and lully •nished houso 2 miles FURNIS ,^70 suialed.o am n a I,..,oa. NIC, ^ N E W AALL U siainioss-sleei llvo in 11, farm It, pasture It, ..î,oklrtod. $5,500.423-5211- occupancy. Skyiano Mobile goujf,ulh of Eden. $150 plua NoI children/pols, c Aii 543-5479.S i i i ------733-3005 lialiilor. $150. Phono dovdovolope II. BUT BUY (Tl Park, excellont lorms. Ha- dotjoiposit. 734-7660 till Spm. uli»lios|miospaid. $105. 734-3611. LARGEIGE STUDIO,S' Slovo. ro- — ' COUNTRY HOME $09,850. $09 Somo irado posaibi- 19'1974 FLEETWOOD 24x52. donfl jralor. ail uliiilios o.copl ÂIN FLOi clonda Homos. 733-7568. {,5^ k I lor Pal.'i 825-5577 aller t w/OO BEDROOM£ APART- Iflgoralor. >BAHT Arc W elder. 9 Now VA acros. J42,500, lilies. iltic Roal Esiaio Service Immacuialoiy cloan. Very :|rlclly. 733-2973. 833 S?o"i:r"i,-o': spat good condition, Locatod In 1974 TITAN Irallor homo. Som,m, • I______MENT:NT in il .loromo- $165 plus oloclrlclly. VIvalo ollice, rocop- c u - ’>■ uP'IOupright freezer. 733- Roailor ownod. 733-6712. No 733-1416. 733 ______OO' 14x00. good co/idillon. 734- w o r k posil. 324-5621 ador Shoshonoshone Street North. {°on aô“ Salurdaycalia.______nice mobile pork, Ownor IRK OR PLAY? Find deposit, ea and socrelarlai =938;______11 ACRES, by ownor. walor {J,®!loavlng alalo. wants lo sell ^ 2 1 ______overytlirything from jobs to ,5:30Dm.Bom. LARGEIGE 1 1 Bedroom in Twin, area $25050 pord monlh includ- PFAFF OPEhOPEN arm aulomallc SSOO down, J125 a month, 2V^ rights, rioi prlco doponding on immodlaloly. , Richard Lul- 10x55 CHAMPION Mobile oponirining o«x59 I n ------Extro slo•a alorago, ,oppHancos. ing all ulllllioa. ulll Call Gom aowing mactmachino. been out 3 ocros. Llvo walor. Kotlraba. tofmfl.7.T4Ji771a(lor5. ton ,/o, Homo, $3500. 543-6003 or today';ay'sClasslllod Ads. n care, clly uliiilios stale Reallyjaiiy 733-5336, ask lor monlha. Ia» Roulo #3, Box 208, Buhl. — troll 733-0306 or Town 8. Homi Unfum.AplJ.iOuploxej (um^shod! . lake ovor amall Coi ilshed, no pels. Oopoail. 1,-rta______paymentIt ofof $ $14,95.324-2792, Idaho.______Couniry Roaliora 7334)716. 326-5- IFURNISHED , O ne' ______- 033 BijJinfljsPfopony FOlFOR SALE OR RENTI 1974 1974 14 X 70 CONCORD 3 Qod^rodroom house in Flier, No NEW-W- 2 2 Bodroom. eloclric )^2j;<04S,------; OFFICE SPACE SP For ronl In 7 PIECE;E t DINETTE SET* PEACEFUL Iroo covorod iot ------— _ DDoubiooi wide mobilo home, 3 “Bodroom. OOf aii etoctrlc. Good aoon,piiancea. no pols. ilOO hoal/purll/pump, garago, yard NEAH^R Y^ YMCA. 2 bedroom, . 1.000 ^ , square loot, Volkswagonigon bus, aide slop* ovorlookino plcturoaquo bodroom, 2 balha. oxcolloni, condlllon. cond Cali 543-6395. IS $50 j doposll. 73J-4B52 or core.Q. aduila.ad> $300-733-7669. storage,roge, ■ carport no pola, ,275amonlilOnlh, Call 733-5336. Motorcyclercio r rack* Poll-chair, Shoshono Falis. S10,500 and c condlllon.423-5312.______8x31 W 4 Bodroom Duplex- foncodcod vai yard, 423-4643, oT fIcT s P nl condition. 734- lorms. Roal Estate Sorvico y JFOR SALE OR LEASE ™ 8x31 Nomad 1 bodroom | &43-4BM640. •______. NEW 4 SPACE/ Loaao In |*coilonl c 70 X 4p' InduQliiai Building. haHACIENDA HOMES...Now mobile mobl homo. Coolor. ox- u^/hy :5 plus ulllllles. 734-4472, downtownwn oroa, 720 sq fl ^^53. r a j i i l ______g e HY RENT? When for no *325 plu 2380, oq. fl. ol shop space buibuilding now homoa colioni coiio; condition. $3495. mnnn'moy down and paymonis Or 734-3373.734-3: allor 6pm. 555 }nlh. 320 aq.ll $125, PIN “ BAIball! bowlTng SIX 6 aero parcola. Excoiiont wnwllh air comproaaor also ANANYWHERE iln Iho Magic $500dowr>. *500( 733-7568. oq s s , i : . °lurniahed, t parking, machine-6D-6 • • player. vMio homosltos. Roaaonabiy onj Iowas$l10pormonlhyou oNEIE BEDROOM. BE Slovo. ro- ; otllco. saios counior, ond VoiVoilioy. Wiih mobilo home 8 X 4 n OWN your own 2-3 or 4 ifigoralojoralor. walor and sanlla- I SHARE\RE l»Iwo bodroom homo 733-30001/ / 734-4201.73 ______oamea. 734-7734-7010.______pricod al $2800 por ocro. she a X45'TRAILER-romodoiod can 0 show room. Asphalt parking aoao down paymoni. For more wllh king aizo walor bod. • Bodrodroom homo in -loromo, nonn lurnishod.lurn Eieclrlc hoal, wllh 1 malomalo or lemalo. Nicely OFFICE SPACE SP FOR RENT PORTABLEBLE typewrllor. Gloria 734-8712 or Town & |nin Ironi, 683 Eastland Drive lnl(inlormatlon: Hacionda . Call Cali ovonlngs, 734-2539 lor For In ilahed and aii uliiilios ON Nonh : Cotinlry Roaliora 733-0776, soi r Information call: 734-5579 Good■od location. ii $110- plus lurniahed nh Blue Lakos. 800 Royai. goodgood condlllon. $30. Soulh. Cali 423-5334. ^ Homoa, Ho 733.7508. deloldeloHs. Prlco noQoliabio. or324324-5940, . doDoait.Doail.733-2J47. paid.J, $100- $100-734-0612, aqauro foot fool plus full baso- 733-1666,1, aakaakfor Armslrong, moni. For work aroa or olorago., 6637 Bluo Lakea FUkOIO'S-5- North, lolormorly Dave's b u SINESSF•&8 RADIO'S M « Mualc. For For further inlorma- Tired olol C CB "skip" and ‘ E ■ lion call11 Qom Ql Slalo Really noise? CCall oboul our i C I 734-9922.L______ayslomss a at unheard, o l . _. "siRvfcE’ 2 SPACES.S. AVAILABLE A' NOWI prices. C05ICosiom Electronic'a I I CompuoJ Common< aroa. 5 4 3 ^ 3 , I ■ Uliillioapaliipald,733-4_2Q6- _ sEARS rerool lypo soil GUIDEI S 600 Sq.. Fl, Fl. OFFiCE SPACE propelleded lawn la mowor. $40. 1 plua lullI ba.basomoni, 637 Blue 543<7244 ovonlngs. ovo m d i : ~ U k ea Blvd.Jlvd. FormoMy Oâvo-a .SHARPFA>PFAX SF 720 Bond I Music. $400 $401 monlh. Ownor copier*> Now Nov this yoari Call ; I X AND ■ paya walo'ratof and sanilalion, 9;______2 'G om Stalotalo Really. 733-5330 ------^— * r k n \ / I askforOlcl'Dick.______1 ^ A I K Y I DUARE foot Ol ollico o n r \ ~ PI DIRECTOR -Shoohono and Main. Q r'OTCASH U >HONE 1 I 733-2626.6- 7 3 3 -0 9Wl “ WAREHOU-iOUSE SPACE in 1 For I downtown)wnatoa-700oq. Il$75 j Fufnilufelilure&ADpliances Below you will w find many servicirvices available from1 M agic J3 LINES.. H month.,733-3000or734-4201, 733 RANNFfJNER FURNITURE Valley Businanesses. Check with our ou Service Directoryy w hen • • • I 7733-1421; ■ cei Garago RonUls you're in nee<2ed of a professional,al. The firms below off>ffer the 3 30 P A Y S .. STAR PERIPERFORMANCE with finest in servii-vice end quality prodi ' • • • ! • this KirbyIrby vacuum> classic 3 oducts. Check with onDne a n d 111 altachmenls. Like {/% see! _ S I 063' Wtnlfldlofleni 34-3359 . • /'/ / ACCOU;COUSTIAL CEILING CUSTOM POTATO DIGGING I HOUSE; TOTO SIT o"r RENT in 1B50 STUCSTUDEBAKER, com- ;______■ Twin orir Kimborly K couniry- plele pickupickup ongino, good Conlaclc o r Donald Croner, PAINTING ROOFING ■ sido. WouiVould consider reni radiator.ir. 4 4-apeod tranami- 432-5516allor7;OOPM, with optiontion to buy. Buainoss aaion. 352 352 cubic Inch Ford ' y GoldId or Silvor acceni. 30e Sponcors PalnUng. inl( JhV sq.ll.7311,733-5204 or 733-2513, CU5CUSTOM- UPHOLSTERY 1. Inlorlor am lypea, hol I 35 copabipabio ol repairs, I robuiidabiolabio ehon block, WORK 5 exiorior paintino.J, EveEvoroll ahakea, composilinposilion, ro- ■ 1 gardening.ng, 733-9554, Exl271 ! Mlacolianecianeoua iawn equip- CLEANING WO - ,or .fudy. Froo ootima'Otimaioo, pairs. 734-9049.3;______• ■ I Mrs. Rowo.iwo,______[______• monf. 26" 26" boys 10-spood. - -324.3640. Home » 530-6381 Export cualom uphoialory. 2 ^ 5 § 0 _ STONEWORK< I ; WANTEDD TO RENTI 160 : 9l!I" girls stingray. 733- 2 ( 1— ^ ^ Aloxandixondoro Cloaning, Com- |* P PAINTTNG :or5PM.______^ ■ ■ ____ _ Q morelol/rclal/ flosidontiai, V/aiis, Furniture- aulo, boot. Freo Acros or■r largerlar on tho Soulh ' osllmnlos. Guaranlood Boaulily your hor . side. Cail111543-6562, 54 ______10" TABLEBLE SAW For Sale • V ■ ji' \J earpola.pots, uphoislory. Most PAINTING- Intorior/oKloi I -,/;V Charooirgo Cards woicome. work. A and H Cusiom Shop. /OKierlor, a,ono, Firoplocea-aces- onlrios- | ' WANTED0 TO T RENT or ronl ' Iil'Onaw,Caw. Call 733-5938. I 733-9120. . ■ Ory wall, taping ondid to>toxlur- patios-733-3570 PM- HJ ------^ -4783,734-4191, 35W783 ______ing, Froo osilmatos, ■ with optionIllon 10 buy in iho WANTED:D h NOW, usod up " p a p pPUANCE u a i REPAIR EChECHO CHAIN SAWS SWAP SHOP------■ ' Kimborlyy aroo. Ground right oil'll he heater- Muat run. D suliable1 for for a doubio wido ! 734-8632,2, B Euoonojone Smllh 30 yoars cx- f,“'‘Sales ond Sonlce. Charios PATROL And CARRY”iRRY-ALL Buying, solUng,Uno, trading 5 mobile homo. hon Cali 733^460 I ------WORK lence. Roaaoniblo. Nani Saw Shop. 514 3rd Avo. uaod mo'rclândlsoidlso (end anil- | boloro SPM.5PM osk for .lohn or] 'y porionc( W esl. 733-3692.______quos. Swap Shop,>hOp, 451‘ Main Hi • 430-3863laltor5PM, alK ' O/D WamadtoBuy shore, dryors, ranoes, Qood equipment • ■ P Washofj.733-0038. FALFAUCET FIX • Ex; Avo.E.,Tw]nFaiis.7 I WANTING ' . porloncod- oporalor. JG TO RENT 2 or 3 N IG HHTCRAWLERS T C Z , — l \ QIC.733-1 :or. Call p o r t a b3LE l e WWELDING ■ bedroom h( CKHOE i 733^424-______n home in Kimberly WANTED;D. ANDERSON ■ ■ BACKHC Lot mo fix your drip..cost of ------AND REPAIRS> ' £ OjfîJônrôno^flor5j4m ^, , BAIT. 525525 I Locust, 733-1912. I ' PLUMBING hr Bockhoo sorvlce. I''®’'water ia going upl Call 733- ; Open ovoovonlngs Monday X \/ Mohr 3 5 1 1 . ______C) Machinery, aiuminuluminum pipe, M i ivel, rock, dirl moving, “2U Plumbing sorvico Moblls Homo Space m'ouoh1 Fr Friday. 6'30-9pm. Idino domoilllon, excava- .. GR>GRAVELCRUSHEDAND :o ‘“’u pump hook-up.p. any cusiom ■ ______L' _ Closed SailSaturdoy - ^ i* romodoilno.' ' Ronsoniinsonablo woldlng. 733-3603 Tw >, 733-3341.______PITP rr RUN-TOP SOIL rales. 734-7073, 733-9350. I o n e Mobllfoblio Homo Loi For day. ■ V* • I tlon. 733 II no answor, Caiiolii.all ollor 6PM. - saio. Soulh Soul Park, Small WANTED ILOINQ CONTRACTOR *PLUMBiNG> =5 NIGHTCR. H ' I BUILOIN Wo will dollvor. Drain lloid- TOWN ANO COUNTfOUNTRY ■ ' garago. $180 $1 down. $75 a w LERS-?S: 1Phono 734-4944. Sower rock. Northwosi LANDSCAPE SERViCSERVICE I month,Call Cail 733-7508. , Qimiand Ba nodoilng- Additions- Kil- S oh t I ATTENTION Hoyburnjurn Re- d Ball, 329 Addison B V — Romodo Crano ond RlOQlnfl, 733-1234. Avo. Wesl./est. Opon 9am (Hi insand balh. Roplacooid SiIEI I J , aldoncel Wo do cuncunlom Tfoo topping and r f chonsaiidows ' wllh new. Also HArHANDYMAN and removal, | —^ 1 — 1 'a ! epm.Closeclosed Salurflaya. windowt id trenching for w atoror hi ho^^- Lawn ronovalionivallons, or- ■ ' mt icrolo work dono at ils H I u^s. C and. L Ronl-AII. «I»cellM»US ; WANTED;•0; 10" or larger K ■ • • concroHll. Call Norm lor im- FonFonce buiiding. minor ^ I’Ail. 678- namonlai pruning,ning, 1Inaurod. I ______734-9516-______--— ------I bonch saw. And 12" or large' t , _ bosl.dialo C froo esllmale and romromodellno, painting and ______I AMANAGa:Gas Furnaco- good , band saw.aw. t Wrilo: P. 0 . Box. • P ' modlalolinn al 734-9824.______h_22homo repairs. 328-5129. p .'- POLEBUiLOING UPHOLSTERYf ■ condition, L - ofloousiclally work- insurance MA) / ilnaeod oil and Oraphilo. grapi - financing available,3 ^ I CallAI.RPENTR 7 Y-CAB INET AN[ANDAIRCONDmONINQ SHRUBERY ANO SMALL ■ i once, bundles bum ol 50. I5t I' ^-Sg-.gj-TP34-7021 oVenlngs- 8 CARPERK RolfRolriQoration, air condlllon- TREES, 73^-5727.or73’7 cr733-1S86. I ] oach,733-7C0-7027 anytlmo. [ GIBSONN Loss Lt Paul Guitar, Ing,ing, hoal pumpa. Specializ WORK ■ - - — -in . . I ’ CARPETSTS ond 0 lile 100 can bo I Condorr Twin Rovorb Ishlng- repair work ol oil ing Ing In dairy and farm oquli>- ior. 326-4845.______is. Call Ray Holley, 733- mormonl. Sorvico and saios. Ail ^ W i \ \ ■ ■ boauliltiij| If II you uso Blue ! Amolilier.3: I O FInI.hlni2^______makm akea^For roliabio aon/ico Z ! i. vi\\\ I 1 Luslro. Ror)l Ror oloctric sham- ONE 3 B FLAT FL Conn Tenor V ^ ■ . klndn. C call Charlie Nobio, 733-7077. pooor. Kren<0 Men-8 Cluslor, . ‘ ha, ahowora, coun- hu f ^ ^ ! < '{ |\ \ \ I I goid. 00'^ 1 carat lolal — - Hli Nood palnl or paper? I'm I woighl, novorworn.nov $1950 or ^ SUZUKI:i WVi' aizo violin, ex- >». -J) P CERAMhopa. onlrywaya. Phono , goounnSunn P. A. aystom 6- - I EASY RIDE RID5 .Tralior. Hllch- loakera, ! ]?'! 2 column, DtS14miko.734-0620. . . . r y - ■ wllh brakeako afUchmont..$85 r UjilvOiDIBJj A ■ orbesloltoiolfor, 734-8809 . , i USEDORQA3RQAN opeclalsJrom'------^— I explXPLORER. ii Soars | Mualc. 'i"! 1975. usod ^ “ - * — “ ' Sow, Marlin [ Chain 30<» Saw Wlrlilzor ■r Orbit Ori ill Splnil Or- levor aclior:llon rilio. Flvo Ford 1 0“'’..*"Îh auto rhythm and ■1 16" spilll,ta..3!lo j S l J ' .lymphonizor, y S built In w aialo e, Iheator elyilng- • I tubular ba t l s " 1977J ' Lowroy TGS-1 ■■■■4' V cosaoriea >n1zor holiday with 46 fl f ■ now,$425.3 lljigor ?honta. ilf e ^ I CnDCACTtCT nnm ill.ln nnlUnn

B C-6 TimoB-Now3 , Twin Falla,fa, IdIdaho Friday, Sop to m b o r 22,22,1978 • ------^------in in Qoati&MiflnoHcms 1222 SportngGoods ' 124I SnowVehicIos 124 SnowVehldes 125 TrjvclTriiicts 125 Travel Trailer! ■ 074 "usicallfijirumenij 079 05 AppJiances * 083 OC GirjfloSjJfla 13' G L A S E R BOAT. Con- BRUhlUNSWlCK AND LANCER RUPPJPP 1 1976 L.C, 440 80 HP- tTmE T^TO UNDERSELL ,T ------klEN-CRAFT-EN^ iravol TRAILERR RE RENTALS Avalla- irolo and 'cover, easy load poolfll lables. accessorios. AsklnqJiklnc $550. Call 326-4075. AQAINI«NI tWilh Arctic Cat (‘^ller. llbellborglass. complot- blo.15ll.not;i.not aoll-conialned. HARMONY Elocirlc guitar WESTINQHOUSE W dl- GARAGEq 5 SAlT Saturday ’'°)® shwashor In working condl- so Irailor, winch, lllo [ocKols Newim a n d uaod. Oametables. SnowmobIwmobllos ond clothes. l;iols, alollod,led. nno walling, Iralior and gas or whIIoTV. rocondillonod and Ri 23rd.232 OatrandorSi.N, s or 110. And lorcod ______RofrlQorstlon Comprossor, SAVE $100 on thlo complolo Ivon Bpproxlmaloly 300 fi iês and wiring wolding. air hoallntIllng. 6 gallon hoi 8' CAMPER,IPER, slovo. sink. j Quaranlood. S110.9S. Cain's oxeollont o> ahapo. 733-4393. YARD SALE! Saturday Sop- unit. Noariy now 300 Savage, HHoalies. $1100 oach. 5324115. CENTURY ank, all Ihormoslato icebox, olc.olc. CGood condlllon. , Cloaranco Conlor, 733-7111. jJ] tombor 23rd. 302 lllh Avo “ ' me 733-8261.______waler Isnk, NEW CAST .Iron wood or mounted with Woavor .IOH^>HNS0 NSK1 Horso. Good AU 3d. $5700. 324-4739. Ooos not31 exextend ovor cab. 1 North, Buhl. Slarla 10am. AUTOMOTIVE lool HUNTER'S Special, conlollod. 31 Buchanan, or call AM/FM e TrscK & Turnlablo coal cc parlor atovo, novor scopo. Sheepskin - caso, runninning condlllon. $475. Good>d concondition. $1795 . 733- loromo.1;______Soeal531Bu wllh nomo-mado Cablnol. UBOd,ue $160.326-5097. ~~ ~ carlfcartfldgo boll ond 2 or 3 734-3:4-3281. 201 I Addl;Addison Avo-W- 7568. altor 5 wookdaya, ;•>. ____ :i75.733-anafliiofBpm------JTRANSEEH -Sflturaay-ond-Sufl'*------^ -WOOrr8URNINtS-Bt0V(T0ntf- -Ofl------flfOTOod” "t«we-tjoxes—of—csnrtdgos— My— tikeKE'NEWn97B‘SCORP10N" ------—733-5070 have/^C’C abln,at must soli. 1968 1 978 Laytoi,EK ST?ofa!-;"» 10” MAQNAVOX COLORTV occossorlos. oc $150. 324-8208 ------hoallhoallh fortlds ony moro 3000 < • 1978 ARCTIC CAT- 21 ft. soll4n Rango. Coll 734^114 SEED- Registered common- work. od and Main Uno special-lal. Ui Usod 99% ol tho undor oilI conditions.cor i.slrowchoppor' S'® H aHorSpm.______WEATHERED Wl grapo sloko Dalmalions 5®l and Splu. Mae's Range Ponoc and Apox or top 733-33^ 105, wllh cob. ; IS' n Kannola. 636-2317.______brand ^=25:------Alumlnun■nlnum Pipe. AMOTH time InIn gral or.rj, Onlj M ilm d m t e RNATKATIONAL 403 and * |J,“ J ''* ' DROP LEAF Mahogany Din- panels, ^ evorago length % bronds altalla sood. Dis ol Products.'6434777. 30ocreeolreo ol boons. Like now. inlornollona BURMESE Klttons. count count pricoa lor eariy u r lonal 91 combines. E 1 Ino Tablo, 38"x 64. will 5’wldo X 6'hlgh. $5.00 por BU HORSETRAIURS ^ BiL .______' __ Cob, olrolr CO condillonod. radio, ^loo 30,000),000 pound Webb ®?"®^lor L,^ wllh cob. 'ifl;, g oxiond lo W . e matching section, «« approximatoly 35 purobrod, pui chocolato brown, buyors--lim buyor Marshall al 733- -ooldon oyos. >40.764-2581. 0l4lor733<142. Ol4lo ______•IMPERIAL* USED:0 In Irrigallon linos- 25- E'“«orm s< dining ctielra with up- pickote P< por aocllon, 10% -aol :i320’- Amos pross-ln sotw orjowor 3850252.______ivenlnos73 715. wllh cab. 13;' dlscountonbunklott. Homo . r u 3"X1320’. 1. hyd-dflve, enolno- holatored soats. 734-4030. jH' ■CUTER THAN anoopy, AKC SECURITY SECU SC 400A Alfalfo „ . ,tor Utlorls. Good to CORNN CH CHOPPER Intorna- ,JOHN DEE Beagle pupplos. 734-4849. Sood. Sood. wlnler hardy, long 1 your horse In the llnosl. contor I loly ovorhaulod ' KINQ SIZE malroas, box asonablo pricoa. Horso o*co‘l®*''ollont condlllon. Coll tlonal 11550.531-5460,550-5 Swolhorr with Wl drapers and .[HC503.14'3.14'platform • rorlngs, framo, and tioad ^ aftor SPMor woekonds. rongo. rongo Buy now at our 197S prices- Call -llm Uiilbrldgo t“cko>kevallablo. Ken1 ot 33560318 or 524-7310 CORNN EQ EQUIPMENT, -lohn condlllonor,>nor. .lohn Dooro boora, plus boddlng, Ifko = ------DESIRE DE GOOD homo for flftor7p.rir7p.m .358-7520. Dooro 2-i W. 0 2-row 134 corn modol 216WT 216 hoy bolor. now condition. 733«M. kitikitlons. Malo or fomaio. .lust JR HASTINGS Irrigolion chopper.ipor. I like-now. -lohn -lohn Deere3oro modol 223 3-row some good weaned. Ready—lo ’ adopt. ____ NORTHCOUNTRY y o u r h, good usod SUND KROHLER swivol rocker, 083 0® Q utgtStSn wo 0 doolor lor gotod ond Deere0 Fooc Feeder Box 14' good bool horvosrveslor wllhoul lopp- pickups-I. SomoSoi good uaed- high back, horculon on ,r Coll733-32B5orft4^75. ' SSPORTING P GOODS 'jj’® 0. 2-20' epud bods, 1 Ina unll,,632-43690r438O375.. 632 Bool hafvoj BACKYARD SALEI ‘Sep- ^ n lino olumlnum plpo. shape. 2-2< larvoslors ond do^' volvet covors. only *129.95. f , CX3BERMAN Pupplos, 097 m Hiy, Grain & Feed ^ -How Irrigation Supplies, molal 11 boll bottom and v«)od tombor 23rd. 9am-6pm. Old Purobrod. ^ $50. 324.287S. ___ North Lincoln Avo- J, ond 1 oil metol. 324- CASE 180 680 ond , Long boan '°"®‘° '' Caln'a Cloaranco Conlor, dishos, L|! appllancss, games, Mothers. Roulo «2. sides, and 733-7111.______[’j, ALFALFA HAY. clean,' 'Imbe^rty'iborty. 423-6847. 6061. ^ combine,). bboth In excellonl lamps tonls eomolhlng for FOUR Ô REGISTERED Boxon ALFAI n lor sale. Evonlngs f Nlco; clean sofa for salo. ny for salo. 67^933,6780665- wood-lroo. wogd- high prololn ' CURLL POT POTATO BED 16'- in overyonol 1654 Dorian Drive. (18% 1020%). Hay stacked at _____ CBlim«072. ' No Nc saloo before 9am. FREE FR PUPPIESl Pan black good1 condlcondlllon. Asking $350. J r ^ Boll Rapids. 40 mllos west of HORSiRSES BOARDED Oclobor 113 FiFuTnaSRanctiSuppDea Coll536-270>36-2703.______CA5E Qroon Qro( Drill. CASE | SOFA, Looso pillow slylo, BRING nc YOUR garage salos Lab, pan Qorman Shepherd- Twin Falla- , 570 tons of Ilrst I5thh thruIf March 15ih-Plenty -IC Hang-on mower. SEIVl^^ good condtlon. Only $116.00. (0 |o tho buyors, Floo markot C 5 I J 2 S 5 1 ______Iculling. m n 730 tons of socond. of room roc 10 room. Fed and BALER.ER V.WIRE. 9 Boxes CF&I )954 ' • DIAW DIAMOND T dlosol Caln'o Cloaranco Conlor, ovory ny Sunday, 2099 41(1 Avo. IRISH IRli WOLFHOUND pup- ThirdThird coming soon. Call check'jckod dally. $16 month. for$270.71270.734-3281.______or. 2 “axle wilh 6 ond 3. 733-7111.______Ea '565. 25' Moyrath•ath Chain______conveyor EQUIIUIPMENT • East. For Information phono plea- plo Wholpod -luno 11. daysdays 837-6174- Evenings DIscoiicounl lor quanllty. 645- FOR^ YOLYOUR Grain Slorogo. TRANSFERRING. MUST 733-7754. 73: '______Excolient ix( blood linos, o’orl. B37-44B37-4478. ______25022 or01 645-2268. Malta- Amoriconsrlcon Groin Bins, Load- EDWARDSARDS 3 bottom. 2 woy with 3HP HP oloctrio moior. Q Form Hond feeder KIlTlbdrj) 5ELL-BoaullJul_Ilko_nBH_- -3_il FA«ILY.YARD.8AL£I.Sop-_ I]®'healthy, croam and gray APPROXIMATELY 5 Ton ol 2-HOR ond unloading equip- Plow. . Qooc Qood condlllon. $425. Also, 220 Fo beriyRoad Eas! - tMnai.r54^55M.------J ™ lORSE alnglo axle Irollor. I"0 and —a _ . - 5 5 0 4 ■_ wogon. ^2Q85oflerepm.733-2 ______' bodroom sot, Modltorrlan, 6 tombor (ot 23rd. 10afTv6pm. 6M fri! □6t.-UllfflanOonslructlonr ------4-r3_— piece. Roasonablo prico. 1 y •n head for 95 or 105 Lynwood Blvd. Woddlng LOOKING LO For Malo IRISH 3^53i3^5305-______tlroIS. s 6 j 7 ^ 3 0 - QENERAlJERATE your Own FOf’ SALE: 200 bushel per 434N corn h< Call 733-6178. dress,ti’i sklwaro.______SETTER SE^ lo brood wllh 7550: Molthows corn ond combinos,IS, excoUent c shape, /'33-7272'-^ 0 0 ' APPROXIMATELY 150 ton ol 2 LARARQE well colored t)lock ^ c t:tric r i c powerp with a WInco ado. 644-2771. QARAQE SALE. Lola ol fomalo Jf" Irish Sollor. 734-9922 Isl ond 2nd culling hoy. Call and1 whilew pinlo mares. Ono PTO) drlvodrlv( gonoralor. 30KW praln Idryer. dryer. 4360665, sollor Irado. . QA or 324-3825 allor 8pm- STB AppJIincn good go< clothing and akle, “L: 324-4505 boforo 7:30 AM or Broke>ke to ride and pock. In slMk,Jtock, Hoddor Electric, 1032 Noww I-Holland slockor. WANTEDD TO TC BUYI 6 row del. 200 T Freeman double dru somo now noodio work for ONLY ON 1 LEFTI AKC Rog oHor7iiflor7:00PM,______mokoko good parade loam- To 733-1699.m ______FOI drum Boot Do- FRIQIOAIRE P o r t^ o gifts.l\l\ IU mllo Eaal Irom tho English En| Springor Spanlols- c w ^ sold al Ranchors Aucllon FOR SALE S r ^ ? S976 - modol. Pricod loHator Call Call noon hour d r olectric dryor. LIko now. 110 .tQ EXCELLENT HAY. mixture tw ool stop llghl In KImborly, Soo- Champion Chi blood linos. 324- of grasses ond ollolla. By Sundaidoy.Seplomber24ih- POTA ble. 7330761. evening.1.629-5005. 629- "-Z . volto. Quaranlood. $139.65. tg„ H)TATOSTORAGE LOCLOCKWOOD tsmbor 22,23,24, from 10AM ^512:------351 ----IhoIho lc ion or bale. 110 ton r eGISTERED q is Aood Ap- C, Sldo-dollver rako------Caln'a Cloaranco Contor, to toi TPM. ______PARAKEETS. PAI CANARIES, socon FOR RENT land lovolor-poslholo . socond cutting. Noor poloo!oosa gelding, gonilo. FomiWofliWintfd' oQARAQE l SALE, Soptombor ond one Rnchos - local relsod. MoadtMoadow Farm. 734-0973. good3d kidsI horso. 678-3030 or al, POTATOiTATO HARVESTER digjorKjiichillcher.wador. 733- ' ' FRIGIDAIRE Eloctrlc 23 23 ond 24. End of Foils Cages Ca; and food. 253 7lh cTT ^ :ed sir humidity, scoles, EXCELLENT HAY, groon, 878021 ______pllor. I ------■ 'BEAN THRASHING* THR, Com- Ronoo- tpood hoat bumor, Avonuo Ay, Woat. Follow tho A Av< «°n ..E ,______“ fEI I" oxcellon'xollont condlllon. Usod 16’ POTATCATO BED. And 35' polallveI prices- p Truck a ,--* - ovon tlmor. $140. orr iooly hoovy boles, $3.00. REGISGISTERED Appaloosa SloroooogO-825-5044, 8 iifrowa.______PROFESSIONAL ppi QRtX)M- Closo-Closo-ln. 733^97.______m orolro lor salo. $400. U34318. “ Indlvlduol lorm lor 3 somi trollor.llor. 324-2512 or 324- available.Cols. Coll 734-3676. K 7.7CU. Itfroslloss ,-r ______yoaro-s. 2772. URQE 4-famlly yard solo, INQ ING • Vacationing? n i board p-H5”FOR SALE good cloan REQISQISTERED Quortor horse ______’ *CORN COMBINING* COf Coif roiKuoiaiOr freozor, hsnroat Soplombor23and24, ^ acrose your yoi dog. Cfipri Mlilor Kon- o o ld .$175.734-2497. f® urioy straw. Gone moro,ro, eorrel, oonllo. Extra D H T A I 0nlvt4500 -lOHN DEEDEERE lovol bod Ray Harris,irrls, 324-4261 early Irom KUX al 633 Easiland n_ol ______SS,Blandloe, 829-5214.______nice0 broodb maro. 734-7447 or " V.;)TATO I « I STORAGE uniyHSOO poialodlooolooor.$150.3244163. morninglerlaleevenlnQ, or la —» FRIQIOAIRE Fridgo - ox- 0,1 REG • Goldon Relrlovor ' 'C lie n t condlllon. $S5. OfllS:______i'r • REI •HAY FOR SALE* Plooso 'T m0571. s : ■ Fl FOR RENT . F „ „ | IASSEY 60, new CUSTOMM THRASHIWQ,: 'p i PupS-8 wooks old. puppy nhnnn F ronllor Motors Roll-iMvey bod. $30. 243 LEAGUE ( 5 OF WOMEN Pu{ phono 886-2360.______SAVEVE on horao and slock Forced:odnlrondrofflODiation. oli Tjjfl-un cverhsui.I. hy hydroullc wllh roll grain andId beans, bo now eeoop fci VOTERS Garago Solo. Nlco shots she given- $85 each. 4& ar Insuloied Inside ond ovorplow.e:w. 8370223. ^ e v e nsnlngs i n g alter 8, 3 2 ^ [J] tOCUBtSt.8. ______^ 5S59.______HHAY y GROWERS; Waniod trallonlore. 16 fl slock. $1695. 4 Collar Ins mon’s, women’s, kid's 6§5 '80 $2095. 2 horao $1595. out. minimummlnlti condenssilon. QAS RANQE, $200. Or clothes; clc unique lloma. 8EI jslry quality Ihlrd culing hay •’ofso SELL YOUR PETS wllh a standing In the Hold. Call Sevort/oral used 2 horse' $400 Scolosavros available. 636-6390------‘CUSTOM)M Corn C Choppfngt K 'MU trade for tv or dryor. Sslurday, e.. Sspl. 23rd classlfiod clai ad lodoy. Thoy goi 2 ^ ^ ta-»481.______Pfl 734-78^______“"tJup1 up. Kllchin Posl Trailers *POTATOTATO STORAGE FOR 114 FannliTiplDmenls 'IH Fanil Implcmenls CallCorlNuUI Nutsch, 324-2862. ^ g boiwoon 9am-6pm. 337 7th fosulls. ros 73^31. 'iilS iberiy4234029.______RENT* Fa GENERAL ELECTRIC 24" ^ Isl C U S S DAIRY hay for IT« Forced air humidity. CUSTOM CORNCO shopping, t » STOCK DOGS Rog- Bluo l!L S ! ICO roping saddle, ond Boiko:o Farms.Fan 324-6294. ------f*ng®-450. Cold Spot Ro- mC salo In Camas County. 784- SIMCC ------.lohn Dsore3sero 4-row cori» R. MOVINQ SALEI Soplombor HoolorHoi pups( Dingo). 5?„ :lo Y roping saddlo-new, STEEL I frigerator, 14 cubic foflt-$123. 22nd-23rd.221 SOO Wosi, 550 Ooi 2555.______clrclo_ EL BUILDINGS FOR ______choppors•8 In ton Iruck- Calf' . f i Oepondablo workoro. 837- -6874 evenings. 64W070 SALE:E: (1) (1) 35 X 48 X 14'- 7340528 between ben 7AM in^; & ■324^300..______Norih, No Paul. Canning |are, 4439,837-4950. 443 ______1stlat O CUniNQ ALFALFA In .51^' alack. 734-8262 or4234370. '0.______$3,799;»;Reo.$6.000.(1)40 Rei x 70 G.E. used portable dl- dishes, dis eleclrleal supplies, TO^ GIVE AWAYI AKC Ro- thwaohof. $25. T53-4794. ani 9' -$5499; Rog. $8900- ^ CUSTOM QR anllquo doublo faced cup- Olslorod 'j;, fomalo Cairn Tor- 300300 TC TONS of allalla hoy for or eroded- Coll 237-8137 C ^ l e a r a n ci c e SCREEN choppinff,' & hay. grain a Harvest gold 30" O.E. boards, mlscsllansoual Dalo riBr.8voar8old.734-471.1. “ salo.7m Io.78»:4455. SPECIAL N " ain and corn. Oalfl. fe Horre.______33-6437. Leave message Bowar 643-47:4^4725- ______noo. 1 old. Very *22 — TOPCrOP QUALITY HAY-1st and HORSESALE lorAiion.Qian. ______L CUSTOM« PLOWING;Pl wlii; . K clean, excellonl condition. MOVINQ MC SALEI Furnliuro “ 2ndcuZndcuiilngs. Call 324-2947. sunde STOCK RACK wllh 3 ffi Watts 4 bottom boll plow. ColT EP B37-<253.______and an( Bric-A-Brae. 204 Polk, 120im Avtalton — ^ m^^“F . F T A N cteM : Sadlfg°d^lnodoors.654-7211. - S a l e ! TF, Soptombor 23 and 24, ___ n * u Q'^nl Ringling 01 64W311-OJ. f t UKE NEW 30” whlto hot- •» FimuFofflsnl InFalH-'âho, ;0 CONCRETE boll and On All 6-row Heatlain 643^061. point Btcrvo. ooll-cleanlna, Irom '1° M .______BUHL BU^ • FLYING CLUB, W Llmllod oponlngs lor . t - t t :iDE TODAY 10 collect gaskolpllêl plpo. 8 Inch x 4 loot, a r c CUSTOM 8 SS ^T sa. ______MOVING MC SALEI Saturday J:''"' 50 ACRES Prime larm land lolnts. Will aoll ono or oil ______S Swathing, lii?" R Soptombor 23rd, 8am-6pm. licensed "c,®' pllols. Lowosi " h by using Want Ads. 350 Joints. Bean tWInilrowers Now Hollandilland,' $5.00 on acre; f i • te N T TO OWN, Now Soj rates for Cossno 172-182, 'O';,;®lor roiiU li mllos East on I % 7330931 : lo start your lor $4,00 $4,00 a loim. Call 829- 191Junlpor SI. N. (off Shoup Falls *^vo. 733-3493 doya. V Call Roborlobort or Donlso. » Whiripool appllancos. as low Call Sieve 734-4212 or Morry ^“l'®, •action od, 6407. Spencerr 3240101.324-< ______^ R a a t1 2 a month. 733-4000. E.)Rocllnor.froozsr, ^1 radios. Evonlnoa-733-5843. baby, malornlly. men's. 643-5385. ^ I. , CUSTOM BE SlOE BY SIDE refrlasrator. ^ 7S(1T TT q5 ) MINIDMINIDOKA FARM For Loaso; ------M BEAN Comblnlngr ‘,B -conlracls-oniis-and-commorolals: ------B SMOH,'388 StOH, duol 360 wnttno' p. 0.—Bo~B3-— -^7— Ftnnlmplomcnis 11T=:------Fsf/tnmpicmcmi- - — ^ RUMMAGE SALE al ”^ d SM^C Minidoka. Idaho. 83343. ______2 Cose 660 machines, r hava w Alberlson’s Parking Lot. nov-come, AT-60A irnnspo- truck lor)r hauling.ha 324-4785J B UBED QIBSON washer, Saturday Sopt, 23 10-4. nder. ADF. good paint,' In J ^ - j L 324-2973I alter 4pm. R green In color, leaks, best 2^ terior, no damage, April Sponsored by Twin Falls t«fk CUSTOMiT 61BEAN THRES*' B cffdr.e37-4448. RolormedChurch. . annual, f""' good prop. $13,000 wllh flrm.32M605.firm ______102102 . Cin» ' wiih sell-propelled H Hays ComtCombine. 20 acre [f 19C8 CESSNA 150- 3150n, FOR SALE; floglsterod W w minimum.Tl- ..led Word. 734; f- OC . . BuUdlngUilsritli Ofi Ofi BulklingUilorUlt 12SM0H. 12SI 300NAV- COM AnousAngus Yoariing Bulla. Y ^ 571i______radio.r«dli $8,000 Flrml 734-7479 QfôkBrooks Angus Ranch. L -M CUSTOM H. -i------a»or7pm. aftej ______^02011 W HAYINQ. baJlnd Hoiolton, Idaho- Phono - r,, ------and stackliUcklng- Hove 4 LEARNLEA TO FLY. Flight 829-50-m s i l ______•swothsraB , balers intf ' Instnjcllon and aircraft ro; <717 HEADh e heriord hollora- 8 - M m stackersn loll o follow, also buy* ntal/chanor. Phono .(oe •oglslored, 9 purebred. 1st - _ :lnghaysland Roundy's Skyways. 733-. „ [ ( 5 standing In Hold. Call :alf. 54»874 ovonlngs. 643- Iso, wo'vo goJ (2) usocJ Mass«J ss o y -F o rg u - : Dewey Ballovaalloy. 734.7M5- 6261. Evenings 734-2777. 407o'di1070 days-______' s o>n n 760 7 6 combinos, 18 fl. wilhllh h o a c Jo rs, -Hay awaihin’•Ihlng. hay baling- "h a rv estTSALE! r sg Is :new 466 .loh qSGlSTERED A N G U S ------rc o nciitloninc} oncJ cobs. i .lohn Deere Bslor]- BI-FO LD M ETAL CLCCLOSET DOORS ■ 121m Bottt&Uulneltemt BULL!3ULLS. Howord's Angus KVIRNILAM D> PI P L O W - 9}LS£.'^' -• . . . :Bean cutting^l^ng and wIndroW;, INTRODUCTORY>RY SPECIALS ■ ânch-Phono 543-4915, -» • NNH H l1032 i Slockor, pull typo ■Ino. 32^4631. u r ALUMINUM BOAT and REGISTERED Hereford T IIred_of_back[ng rc toto r reset your •NHNH 1048n Slacker, solf-propi?IlcijIlocJ HAY STAC 6 horao powor molor. And STACKING DoubiS »rO ...... * 1 6 ^ ! 6'hc loKors, lop brooding, pro- 'r')|/-ti - l / e d Wide. 2 or ; boat trailer. Uke now. 733- fon performance, bangs lo \^ Try the tough bullbuilt K vem e- NH J049 Stacker, Bolf propo(/43’ ■'r® . . Phone 543^51 2 . * . . , ...... *.14- ! I3M.I1..3M. 4^' ______“"T. racclnotod, ready lo 00- I nmd n r plow with'on th ^ o F I m jnr-raopamrnmAff HAntsrai'S i n \ ■ :NEEDHELPfELP to ride potato l a - 0 ' ...... *13- ■ CHRYSLER C-HR BOATS and Armeaum es Herefords, 6434656: mctora— Ciikma" iraiiert— ZAJBfldelwiih a mw faraJio g d, ii_SUrt-M onda^ ------JPRINQER HOLSTEIN lA SY CAUtK-IATtX. 11 o*. twb ...... ■ lerome .loro Implomoni Co., S cVfpi SPECIA•ECIALAT ...... t ! f \ 9 0 0 •Saplombor2iDor 25-5370765. ' HEIFERS for salo- Good , ;ROCKHAUU re x T irt* i J i P tY w o o D aIDtNO.S/r-xX-xSÎI** w N i ■ g4-331l;.leromo. ^ ______lolecllon. close up. lop lAUUNQ, four whoel FOR SAILI 18' Y-Flyor; sla- QuaiHy 'ork--lohn,S43.ai«t I SNpFOAMINSUlATION.rxr lusllly holstein helfera. — ale, last, excolleni bobln- ghuck-ihuck-Polloraon. 324-3331.2 HHAUllH^fflAlllN64EAgFiIG-FINAtlCIIIG , TVIITWIN FAILS TRACT NQ. BALING, pksw:- OCTA r s OAi.VANIZED TIN,N.p*rllr>*oHi....55*" p* ‘■'■'■■•■■■-■A" S■ lora ™nors boot, with Irailor. Call north.:iorth.2W easi ol-lerome. — m m eing. roller harrow.' 'nr doialls. 734-2539. ^ \ ing. com chi -lKiODAflAPaWNO ..■...•550/Tho«,ond.l S VANTED; 350 Charoiais I \ J Weaver 643-0 rolled or dehorned and *LUCICH FORD TRAIRACTOR Your M otley Ferguien N ew Holland 5>HAY And PoUlo. dealer for the bellor boats nreansiregnancy check. Premium KiKlmboriy Rd. Eotf-Twlrt Falll a lli! 734-4121 G. Have twin screvf and molora, .Johnson out- nfico.irlces for good Qusllly. Call Lee 73M 121-U 733'S521-CoryCory73*-«33 203QK)30 Klmboriy Rd. T: -toll trucks. M eyor'l boards, the all new and w52-4270. !? ? ; i, la 324-3469 or 32^' bflttflr OMC filoirn : s ? , r ' 3 s HOURS:8lo6MpN.-W ■ aukflmiMrrMr fll llllll Friday. Soplom bor 22,197,1978 Timos-Nowa, Twin Falla.illa. IId ah o C-7 ACROSS 46 Okav Answer 10 Previous I AutoParts&AccDSWrtcs 138 Trucks ! ------e gas ■—,—|—. , a toioP Heavy Equipment 140 Tnx*i <7 Noble ga! ■ — { tjo Trucks to Trucks \ Author 50 Picture pi HEVROLET Mon ■ A H I I £ TANDEMEM CCAR irallor »vun 1973 CHEVR Fleming 54 Mtdamo B engloe, 5 ond 2 - u c u p n ii ICKUP for $800,; N T E N 0 box, uaod onco, asking EOUIPMEIMENTFORSALE 'nJCk. 368 onfl VROLET pickup. 1972 FORD F-100.31X).390ongin-^.' ilckup for $450, 4 Of »fm-bone (abbf.) orbo8loffor.734-35M- O5R R TRADE: ’ lianjmlaalon,>lon, power steer- >9M CHEVROLl . and all Iho ^h®’^ lanical |w[*[Ni8l|l£l£ _J p l o I o I e I s I . $1650 or boa iralnand slock bod. * " ‘5 '^ 2 VolksvVolkswagon Bus. automatic, air. on '' g Mitchlevoui 55 Mtchanic Ing.. 2 0'grain a ood. 324-6892, extras. Excolleniml Shapo.s Call 7 3 3 ^ li------J h w inc h FO:H fo r SALE, runs on olO.Qrador _ $7000.531-5316.-5318 Bolh run good. 3: 1961 , FORO55 Pickup, . child device:«{*'> (si r r r r T 5 T 7 t s W s 4 T T T o ^ E Id power lak ILoadorwllhForks 1973 CHEVY;VY VV, Ton P lC k ^ 1978^ _ DATSUNUSUN pickup, e '~ Aulomallc, goodjood condition, 12 Compete 59 Eiscnhow j k u r - j ^ m T issotio radio, roll 1974 FORD Su{ [ E ± 1 H I $175, 733^2 . . •85Mlchlgargan aeries 111 oncollent: condcondlllon. PS, po! -,®i'’sld0.V ^ . $300-543O72iI eevenlnos. ^ 13 SnSfO nitknamoame • r+T 7 r | p fl i T T T condition, 24,000 white, windows 1 .14 By way of 60 Aunliary •.10 400 Back4ckhoo air conditioninHoning, dual tanks. t«f. 0 © ^ condl fl/brakes, olr. 1969FORD3/4Tor4 Ton Club Van- stArU T f E S p r doys boloro 5pm, mi'os- Askingikino $3100. 324- powor aleeilnfllbr 15 Stray (abbr.) AutosWintsd oHopto 200?00 Iruek mounlod 733-6023 doys Irans cooler, Insuliisulated. 8 ply aulomalic, V-8.-8. rirodlQ. $950, '1 , ______1 1 1 1 mTe ’f ______’ backhoo aftor 5pm, Ask (or ------IflR atreatJ 61 Irrogulorl 326-(S18 aftor CUM KiMrt rn h «dla1 llres. carpetirpeted, radio. Call 734-2311- ularly Ia I t I t I y B 3 n y B - „ •lOSSchram■am com pressor Paloe^______1978 DATSUNSUN KING Cao. hn«lr.r MS 4m / :C 17 Perform in a notched m Avo. East. 1975 FORD «-torK-ton. 300, Air hod t To w a “ e ” m CydM&Suppntl .Boll drlvoIvo tag lor 0900 is h c h EVROIIVROLET High cube ? ipm.______conditioning, Po^Power oieer- Vl play 62 Winter;er mmonth r t o T l I e I'n hTa van. Now motor. Coll 733-552B■2"a’S or r;^7 "^> ^ ’‘eltor PM BULTACO 250- ox- 50 Crew cab Ing and brakoa,gs, e.extra tanks, IB Korean city (abbr.) frM T T ’974 BUL :onsldertrado. 1909 FORO 350 i r.) u T t T eIrIs s t ^ Klgo Club Cab 4x4 Aaklno$9M"c.J50. Coll 326-5305. 6PM. Wlllconsidj 1970 IV soil- excellent condlll'■ndlllori. 20.000 . 20 Actress 63 Fast oirciaircraft -■— > ' * '* colloni cornl condlllon. $500. 733- J r 'iv j 'f n ------19SV-«HEVY^ e 7 Y " - ;r ‘ T ^ < -U59 DODGEJ-ti iper. 734-5099. ^ mlles.T3W7r73>^7 3 > ^ 7 :- Moorehead (abbr.)r.) 9 Author 40I GriGreek'lotter . •---«47ao.JofT»JofTv^^r- ____;__ ^ fi977GMC4 good condition, “ '’oolor, tagoSM" 1 M vW lon cyllndor, got I Ton Pickup- 1967 QMC 2W2Vi Ton- low 22 Automotive so- 64 loasosos Turgenev 4 1, Da Dancer HARLEYLEY DAVIDSON .igTO Chovy 'or. 423-4486. olter 733-6941. 1973 FORD Vl To „ . motorcycitrcyclos. .lerome .Mlscollanoinooua Iruck parts * iwer atoorlng, .price* ‘72 1 Ton?Ton? duals, 12' cietylabbr.) 65 Suporlatijriative 10 Vermin rq ______1974 DODOE good ahapo. combination fadfactory Slock ' ; - „ ' Implomentjment Co.. 324-3311, andllres. °V■8'*'DOwor^''tooT duartanks!’°0Oo r ■ 24 Wield suffixX 11 Presses 431 chChamoions -loromo.^0-______*2T«ndolm■im trailers 1972 CHEVYtEVY Vl ton, V-8, juror S E: V-8, E Ings.______rack. 733-0717, 25 Mode of soft ic tronsmlsslon.- InQ/brakos, AC. '9 Take I Noun sufli< 197B HAFHARLEY DAVIDSON aulomallc H ton pickup 1967 GMC W-lonpIon pickup. 283, ^ fabric DOWr)WN . advanugeof „ ■toerlng, low mllos. ‘ape, aulo 0 Iron trans, auxiliary 1968 FORD V. tc r Christ's ■ ' 1200 cc co Eloctra Glide,- STAN ------gaa tank, radialradial tiros. 30,700 with 10 ll. campiimper- Cornor V-8, 4 apoed.. $70'$700, 734-0914 28 Constructed ^.JOHNXN ^r5g.^6ll°2V^.5750 21 Athletic K : Centonnla!onnlal modol. Full ----- — - mllos. 733-WC23-90C2 or 734-954B hydraulic |»ckilacks. g as/ aller8:MPM. anew 1 Lawyer's ^ dross,a, lo'low mlloago. Like hon/78M 168______^77 ^^CH^V AsK lor Loren, eloctrlc Itldflo,>, pon-a-potly.pc 1931 CHEVY W W-K -tO i^ ^ u O j______' 32 Christian patronon si i»inl ; 3.saH|,|______<. . lF5 nFlightless______k ' _ N o w1_MUST l_ M l SELLl_CilL 679-705767&-1245-^*5:------V-Cwllh'iutomatic llberglossss cotcab hlgn campor. '! " 24 Comely O"Birds Stovo et 730 81733-5110______33 Compass Yotkshin vner, Plua extras. 25 Rise and (all 493 ArAnd 1974 HARLHARLEY DAVIDSON 350 pQfl SALE»LE. > ro o h .« l !B' all 678-7978. point 3 Roman f Sprint; now slarlor. commercialClal Hal bod trailer, $S7W-t.>aii6re lialQ Dealer! 115 Aato'OeJleis‘ JAato Dealers 26 R .H Ii.. 511 WWnit CC Sprlr ^ 35 Animal doctor 4 Nudo ' V’'" generatorirator and chain. Very fv,., e i j^4381 j v bolwoon BAM 1977 CHEVYEVYVAN. V Silver wllh ' {abbr.) 5 Hawoiiai/niinr^ pronoun 522 FaFour-strinocd goQ“8 Timo " zone Portoctoct condition.ci Call 825- 1970CHEVRCEVROLET 2-ton. wllh (contr.) 8 Second bed cr comblnallon 46 Bat sellinging 34 Certainly not (0(abbr.) ®2£1_------______J D.5). 554 LOADER po'«'° bejj < ______1873 HONHONDA 350 4-cyllndor < w Ilros, good snapo. .. . Q I m I 11 I "I'*’ fahrlng. boat offer, 637- , _ ; : fi 12 13 fi Ts15 16 |7 18 I j T9 ” ’0 ” 6316askKaak lor Larry.______J . D., . §5 } & E R ^ (EVY W ton,"rims ~ S s i ------HONDAJDA (W tmll. exeelleni \ I " J T T It. CB. now transm!-' « 12 TH” ' 14 condlllon,Slllon. 1800 mllos. $295. J D 5 M^ ' l OA dS S I S !fr4040.______m m ______733-8261.B261.______■ ■ • $33,500. 1973 CHEVYHEVY cabovor. 36" ■ i HONDA 750 K - 11,000 , j, * i s B T e " T17 7 -1977 HON .3 0 0 BACKHOE "loopor.. 350 Cummins. 15 mlloa.ta, luggage racks, 0. L /.* tronsmlsslon. new dlammor 111, $1795. Call \ ( e b a t fQ i ------Windlamn C ash H ; s . o Sood " : rubber. $13,500. T i ^ T g " I TT 734-6885,5885, weekdays alter I I 3:30 or anytimoan' wookenda, ELLIC J O T r S I N C . , ■lEVY 1 Ton Van • O n A n y Rl e m a l n l n g I 22 : 1 Overland Ave.______rndlo. eropa eroc no heater. ______d -C lZ - — — fT-’SCr'SCLEAN-UPTIME I ...... — ^ ■Burloy. l3oho $1.000/Coai;oal c o(fer. Eiicollenl ' 6e 7 8 1 ^ condition.m. 733733-1915- |25 126 (27 " ^ 29 29 |3 0 • on all me louston. Solos Rop. 196O CHEVR(HEVROLET PICKUP------and Îhoy thoy oro PRICED TO HomoF^0 Phono733-1460. 327 engino.)lno. $400. Call 733- 32 l l l l l ^ W 34 j35, SELLI 4 INTERNATIONAL OOGS VAN- Now ^ . . - r 4^7------Wo hov or salo, good ahtpo. 1973 00DG£ ■ 3 7 , . ; . 7 s aI. r Irons- llroe-Iroo- 1 paint. CC. PS. r '* Yamohaa .. “ PQ, AM/FM,./FM, (ully customl- ^ _ :usl Soil. 726-3477. ry. thoy won't losl longl Y„|,L, xod. Musl : 39 40 41 Hurry, thi Ketchum. LUE FORD Courier 1968 DODGE3DGE PICKUP. 31B. — ^ CENTUfNTUHY AUTOMOTIVE H7< blu ipood transmission. 45 281AddisonAvo.W. )w campor shell, ex- V-8. 4-spood 281 A condition. $2400, vory goodod orond clean condi- \ 733-5070 0^______C ___Ilon. HuntHunters apodal, 51 152 153 I ______4 7 ^ 4 ^ 49 I :HEVY Food Truck- Sludod snovsnow Ilros aro In- . ______19783 KAKAWASAKI 100. m - 4' Mohrlong box. 4 clugod. AaklAsking $1300, 734- cQ collontont ccondition, $550, B29- "I'H j ' 5^ sis” T 56 57 58 59 I auQor. 0oloctronic scales, '“ i ------5054. dlschargo. 368 V-8. EXCELLENT,ENT 1964 Truck - t : ------1978I KA'KAWASAKI KZBSKI. lalntalnod unit, 829- now motor,llor, U tondom drlvo, all A M Gc n 60 T en l” ^ 400 mlloa, mllo: oxcolionl condl- llor7pm,______extras! WithWith 20' olumlnum ______lion,», ellvellvor/bluo. alasy bar, 500 or trodo. 829-5581. 65 holmolmol IrIncludod. 734-7077 or 1972 CHEVY 01 BLAZER, 63 ^~A . ^ -777B wheels.I. AM/FM 8-track ovonlnaS;—IL------I I 2 i 734-7778. looks ohorp, $2900. 1973FORDID)RD Vilon, outomatlc. H I f C o m p a n y ' 1B74 MC otoering. oxcolleni Wills " Motor f S°7ia!7?i-7789 oflor 3PM. powor otoo V trlatoa HEVROLET BeauvlUo on, 12S50.324-2210. ______colloni Im l condlllon. lA s or H " CHE MC pickup. V4 ton. « ,, ollor. 73«.5,2 or 12.- igor Von. looded ond 1978 QMC [ LYMOUTH* TOYOTATA______beet olfi Soo al Hunter's Aulo Powor Lrakobrakos and sloerlng. • AM C • JEEP_?.PLyi - . Holor Homes . 1873. _ iml condition. 837- 1^6 C«mporj&Sheils 522 Addison Avo. Excolloml ( 200-300 Shoshoneie Sstreot s.& W ., u IfctaHomil ______SHARPARP 1978 Kawasaki >6. 8235. 650.1900 mllos, oxcolleni New Cars: 733-2891., UUsodj Cors: 733-7365 ■73 A-1 !<■ CONCOnO RfNT;NT - 23' molor homo. KZ650.1: 1979 FORD-PiCKUP.3/4 ton. . 1?73 ^^874,------... .. condllioiedition througtiouIr.Cali. , . wllh 1978 KrT'SV,’ Camper- Motordotor' Hom o" 15,000 miios i-1205askforDan. JJ5 . ftfllo'DeilciJ 11.000 mllos, 3M V-8, powor withoat ofl nulomallc. tinted glasa. roar 1977 2 )ok. Of monlh. Roaervo donono bubuggy with Polaris 247 otido windowa, tool l»x, tvfo mlloanllos. Top book- *13,600, "ôok.IW. .loromo Flacua. . Snowow MobiloK molor. *324- ;11.300.324-8095 ora23^245. tanka. Campor package;, j i i v iromo,324-4426 or 733-92S5 4003. M y Ifldge. portn-poll, 871 24' Chlellon r quoon alio ovor ehot. roar .• ' ■onlnos. ______THREE'IREE WHEEL CYCLE- iV, Vlnnobaao-oxcollont condl- —^ good (or young Stop, alablllior. lacka. 324- lon, Owon powor plant, olr « i»ISH 'l TO TRADE FOR- HP. fl impor/plckup, 1977 motor childrenlldron, runa good. $100, 4428.-loromo.______:ondltlonlng. cruise control. )mo. 3.000 mllos. 24'. full 734-2311t-2311. ______FOR SALE 1M7 Camp-Away eloro'iloroo. largo fridge, many 1 0 'CatH>vor pickup camper olhoralhoroxtraal&38-2373. Ith. olr. cooler, largo 75 yYAMAHA 250- low ldao.324J681. mounlod on «1967 Chevrolet ______mlloanoloago. now condition. H a foot BEAVER motor ’=3=------$500.73i00.734-3022. ollor 5:30pm, Pfehup truck. 8eU con- lom o. Fully equipped, low tolooa 30 callon witor. ond Tillngo. |, j . Ofoon Intorlor. 678- 12BB IHIltyTnllef* i97878 Yartmonla)l18,______3M0 CrCrowlof Loador and ' :______1978 1978 MINkWlNNIE Motor ipnr. Liko row. 7330717. HomHomo. Ueod only onco,WI1h 2 MUNCiE4apeodChevrolelMU '!££2LJ 177 Molor Homes ovory ovor^ opllon Including rool ironsronsmlaelons roconlly ro- Built tronsm lsslon, front whoolol drivo.d Micholin sieol boltodod rodlolr Ilros, 5 CAT 13 A • 0 ^ CAT 14 A • poBID D n i S T A - Europe'* mo»l juecosslul suecc now cor In history. Built - olr olr conditioning. c Must Soil built,lullt. Also sovoral Holloy M C A 7 ocllning buckol sools, MocPhorsorsrson siru l froni 1Q.IAN 114 m yard dioael “»ofmonv . by quollry' crolUmon.1. ThosoThe booulllul lllllo gos tovdrsovdrs rock & pinion stoorlng. rocllr lmmodlaloly,734.7a49------— PorL'orl^Corbs. In.good.condL. jndorMtCHIQAN-75-A-1H- x h moro. {No, C314). So ^ « rnen If you're nol , MOTOflHOMEFGRRENr' lon,73<-8471 alter 6pm. Londor Ivor on owlûrlorfoFTuch'-a-low-ptliWptlcurEqulppod-wlth-foaturin-likc rs-fiko-«u*P<'"ii‘«-onii-my£tLrnii£!L 1977 MOBILE TRAVELER ‘1°IL ,rd goo Loodor. HOUQHOO .dellvoi vinyl on Import cor buyer don'l>1 nmiss thls^pporlunilô drlviiJrTvirthV^p'drly" OAV OR WEEK Dodgo chassis- 1BW. lug- NEWJEW ond uaod VW parta, JL®'® r\t striping. Intormlitoni wlpor, cigorotto elgi llghtor. AM rodio. vinyl 3 yard dioaol Loador, CAT point i jpeod fôrd Flosio ond o chonco lo plpick from tho FIESTA MONEYY BOARDBO gago rack, trailer hook, robulobullt engines, all slios. iDGrodor. bodyly sidoj mouldings, undorcooi, 1.6 LItorL 4 cylinder ongino, 4 spood...... scrulao a control, bullt-ln CB Fully:ully guoronlood. Will lr>-. itall. 73J-7687 allor 5pm. and « , MUST SELLI 1978 Beaner and Snd" 8 track. AM/FM radio. etall. lU W S O N MACHINERY Molor Homo. Now Micholin mony man' othor oxtroal Excellonl onytlinytlmoonwoekenda, UL«n 19781 ‘ CLOSE- 01O U T PRICE... llroe, crulao control, C.B. ônd COMPANY condition. Reduced from VE REBUILD 'Hydraulic IdahoI(J„k, Folle, Idaho 8340t Radio, AM/FM radio and ^ SIO.900 to $10,000. Call after ocka ot ABBOn'S AUTO trMk. Only 2500 mlloa. 878- 3:30 3;3q wookdaya. anytimo 'gup,SUPPLY,305 Shoahono Sl. 522-10M 7DCT. woe!wookonde 734-^5, South, 52W 450

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492511978 FORD LTD 2 D0(DOOR HARDTOP I 1978 FORDFAIRMONM ONT 4 DOOR SEDAN ( Crocm -ln color wllh o brownm hhoH vinyl roo(, 302 V.B I Boauliful medium bluo In colorco ond nicely equipped Cr on, powor stoorlng, power I on Dodgo and Chryslors.. IfIt's tho salo you'vo boonn wcwaiting for oil idor ongino, 4 spood Ironsmls- ongino, or oulomollc tronsmlsslon, I Year End Closo-Ouf on w ilh a oconomlcol 4 eylindor c r brokos! oir conditioning, clock,ock, convlonco group, till Ifom pricos. So don't wolf,f. co m o in today lorcoot. Como In today (or your br fV yoar. Evory cor hos boonboo choppod to ro^k bolfoin r lio n , rodlol Ilros, and undoreo( whool. AM rodio, tinted gloss.»s ((ully w hool covers, and ■ ■ tost dflvo. No. C-351. I fo r to st drivo. A) ih o so lowll . low p ricos y ou ca nI’t 't affordc nof to drivo ono hom o. ondorcoot. No. C-73, CLOSE-OUT $ irr CLOSE-OUT $ J PRICE...... I ® 3 9 4 5 P R I C E ...... * ^ 5 9 7 3 1 1978CHRYSLKNMlEWPORT 2 DOOR HARDTOITOP > -■ 197S FORD FAIRMONTlONT STATION WAGON I 197B FORO LTD 2 DOORDOI HARDTOP ■ Nico fomlly cor wllh such1 fooluros fool os 6 cylinder ongino, roof. 302 V-Q engine, outo- ■ 3 IrvixKl.X,., >pll iplli bfbollx) rodid il»t. rodio. duol nolo horn, Ilntodd glass,gl (ull whool cavers, | H K bodr •'<*• nwuldmgi. ord o««nt««ni iitlp**. 1a» ol rings, undercoal ond moro.iro. M edium blus In color. No. ro rh«li.JI>i>*C(»t.No.Ce.». ond undorcooi. No. C-275, CLOSE-OUT s CLOSE-OUT $J $ : CLOSE-OUT ▼I PRICE...... ® 4 6 8 5 IP R I C E ...... ^ ^ 5 2 8 5 1 ^ - PR IC E...... ^ ------!\ 6 3 H ^— ^ - 1 9 7 8 DODGEIDGEASPEN^------1978 FORD PINTOr o SSTATION WAGON—______.1978F0RD FAIRMI JM0NT,2.D00R ______lh 4 cylinder enfllno, 4 jpoodd M Medium bluo with o whllo vinvinyl roo(. 200 6 Cylinder H An economy chomp with 4 on. pow or sleoring S brakos. H _ ilo woll Ilros. powor steorlng,I, 01engine, oulomollc ironsmljilon. | j D oIRSEOAN p y tfonsm ijjion. rodlol whllo w , AM/TM storoo, tope, docor ■ : •<0r\0'rd o ImIo whools.’ ond many moro footfooturos, Yollow in color. No, g lioni dlK llr-«} wiro whool covors and undoccoo'cool. No. C-90, H Brm, AM rodio. -.till* J3i CLOSE-OUT S I CLOSE->-OUT $ J rodlol Him, oni dtluxdtlu.v whMl COV.H.-No, PRICE...... ^ 4 4 9 3I I P R I C E ...... ^ ’ 5 6 8 9 I a o s EJE-OUTPICE - o i 1976 FORDID FIEFl S T A GHIA 1978 FORD COURIURIER PICKUP I Dolgo In color wlih Chlo.ilo. doluxod< trim, power brokos,IS, Yollow1 in color ond equlppodsod w ith o 2300 cc ongino, ■ hoovy duty pockogo, MIcholliicholln Ilros. hoovy duly ollorno-o- ,4 speed Ironsmlsslon. 6 root>ot 1bod. AM rodio. Woslorn H lor S boliory, AM rodio.lo. IlnlodIll glois. moveoblo vontnt rnlrrors, n roar stop hllch, whileIle isido woll liros, undorcooi H I ISTSDODGIIDGE COLT ’491992 >«lndowi, (ully corplod andnd undorcooi.un No. C-332. end c mony moro feolures. No,r,T-505. T-i ' ■ I 2D00RCRCOUPE ^ CLOSE-OUT < I CLOSE-OUT $ PRICE...... » P R I C E ...... ^ ' 4 4 6 9 I

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IBIREESEIIJTaonlheD M lor'irMffTORl T ov Can D opead 1O a aCO. " I] BILL Wl D — I 'NEW FAIL HOURS! Mon.-Fri. m s m JCnA 9n>4 A u a ^ atrthu I 1, TTwinFalls 3733-5776 m m m >4 1 r i l i i k r ^ \W o( k tp n Rf>tt ■ 06T lm o»-N ow o, Twin Falla,, IdalIdahr' Fridnv. S o o to m b o r 22,102,1078 ------14646 ' 4WhcclOrtrts ^52 .175 Aolo D ales 175 . . Aalo DejlH$ ^)5 ~ ht> O eal» Autot-Bulck 1S4 Autoi-CuJllta; ■ ____ 142 Impon-SponsCars 146 4WhectDrtvui ,-555^ 1C Tfuckj 142 966 FORD 1/2 Ton" 4 X 4- 1873 I E BUICK 2-door Con-” ib7B I Cf CADILLAC COUPE ood rubber, runs flood, lurfon.jn. Low mlloaoo. Call Dovlllo-lilo- i undor 5,000 mlloa. ibtS* WTERNATIONAL, I. DESPERATE DESi must aoll 19701970 CHEROKEE CHIEF. ' .oatodOf.CalI32«-4101. , 320-<03 whool drtvo, ho»yy duty W- VW vw Baja Bug. 1679 CC ollvoJllvor wllh burgandy basket ooa«oi 122:______loadedled wllh everyihlnfll Ion, powor stoorino and onflino, ongli hoadora. and moro. woa\ivoBvo Intorlor, 9,000 mllos, ------" • MUST3T SELLI 1873 Buick 733-0599.B599. brakos, (ulomntle Iranqml- - oxcollonloxco condition. JT200 or oxco9xcollont condition. $8600. lury Roflal- fully ' Bslon. }2S00. 733-20U altor boal boat odor. Call 733-2950. . 734-7r34-7077 or 734-7778.______» ^■ S SIppod Includlnfl 60/40 «u JEHEISENN M O T O R S ■or front test, power • Autoj-Cfiry»l«f 5 ■ S fii__ ^------forFORI SALE 1975 RABBIT,Tw 19731973 DODQE- W200. 360, 4 1937137 DDESOTO COUPE- cx- 1940 6TUDEBAKEH pickup, mlloamlloa. 12200.734.0630- Spood. P.T.O. winch. Cloan. collonljlloni runnino condlllon,- Jows, air. Excolioni DECIDEIDE TTODAV lo collect now onflino and brakoj. 12600.734-3281.______Nowow pipQint-tlroa, 100% com- dlllon. Low book $1600. cash bvby 1 using Want Ads. MERCEDES BENZ, 1975, 2W — 010. $2500 or oHor. Soo al * Îng 0 $1300 or t»8t odor ' 7 3 < ^ . ______flloaol, 4-»pood, air condill- 1075 DODQE4-whool drlvo Vi plolo. J 5477. “MAKEEROOM’’ on. 4 apcod, powor aloor- 'ondoll Roally, or cal! 636- 1B70 V) ton CuslCm OoluxB .Onlno. , . 47.000 mllos, Im- Aulos-Chovrolel Cnovy pickup. 350 V-8, maculato,t10,700.733-1482. {J'O-nfl, powor-brakoa. onglno o1^-122; ______CASHBH BUYERS aro waiening 1® ■utomallc. powar brakoa loator, oood llros, now iO20mcI20modol "A" pickup, runa tho Wi and alooflno. low miloaoo.. MUST BELL 1978 MOB. 4400 ,ipgro. , 16.000 mlloa. 786-30J3. flf<;jt,r<^jt, nooda—body, work,. .ThoyZro -CyEVY CAMERO 1 ^ f l ■ 734-6fl68 wookdaya nbonlo a Tillos,-*8500. or-bost oHor. lany oxlras. Bost oKor, aomoor X) mllos, 305 onoino, ■ 872 DODQE Pickup, body In Many malic trana- $5200. V o.m,. aak tor Hoy.______4:^ll324-44S7aftofOPM. £ iii 14-M71 oflor 60m. woll bo loor condlllon. J1200. 834- . 734-64r :r condlllon. 734-7060. ^ 1900 W-lon Ford pickup. 1968 OPEL KADET. Runa but ^ 7 .______m . Aulomallc wllh tranamlaalon noodloodfl work. $175 or boat s Alll W n s ^5^ 3lfor,423-4719aftor0PM. 876 ® FOHO 4x4- Exlraal Ex- 175 Aj Io Oealeis Aulo DeiltfS coolor. cab holom campor, oii£L :ollont condlllon. S5100. Call duol oaa lanks, many oxtraa, 1077V1977W PORSHE B24. ox- 734^•34-6323. ______mint condition, 733-10^7, colloi:ollonl condition. 10,000 — 875 FORD V.-ton, 360, Air 197< TOrOTA Lono Bod "]"o»TiDos, allvor wllh black In- '■'= UE lorlor! J9200. 734-7U77 or londltlonino, Powar atoor- DOGE POLARA 4-DOORF 2.000 cc: now tlroa. wtijtq_ m - r m . t»o and-brokoorextra tanksr ' ------^ r>-m«lallln,TOP powwf alooilng. Rogulor gosJOS V-8 onglno. powor stoorlnJorlng, power with 6 yard oravol bod. 32S- ahapi 1000. 734-4009 days or 734- S2S7. Boata o .t o llir ovor S11M. 734- )Owof erokoo,AMr«Jlonf«lmucrimofo. brokes, modinodlum bloo mololllc, many,f. m.many good WBnlflhta.______^225 $5 • ••• 6103t?103o(lorePM,______jood driving, must soo to opprociprodote, Wos W5.IEEP PICKUP 4.4, runa 1976 DATSUN7104-DOOR g T F W 0”“ IC Impal-SKXttCin 5 " ? S o‘=„“ "a°m7 fm7 Sood. bost odor. 536-2204. wiih4fiVllh4 cyll«d,f .Ag(n«, 4 looKj IforomlnJo", odLo. buck.i >*aii. tov.onlhiion*.Ho.C9:i 0A . 4 ...... 1Q77 OATSUN- 12,000 mllos, |îrack c k atoroo. now tires, 53&- 1835!35 .lEEP WAQONEER, 6 ^2450 1971CHR1IRYSLER NEWPORT 4-D(-DOOR l(w prico. Call 73^0717. 229<-»94. cylind^llndor onQino, lock oul 197 2 HARDTOP,. wW i hile, green vinyl roof, auiomclomatic trons------. = hubfl,ubQ, flood condition. 733- va1 FORD 2IDDOR Dl ^ misslor'. pow.owor slooring S. brokot. a ir• conditioning.con 1#69 DATSUN W/ Cam por-- >67,______oir.ro? O«lod condlllon. Sl.OOO. 734- t46146 4WhwlOrtrtS, "1795 g till wt>oel, whiw hilow oll tires, as sharp o» con;onbelN b A O A 7M0 daya. ask (or Katy, 733------171 .IIMMY (Blazor lypo)- BookJ1250 . 9451. ovonlna*. 19721972 1BRONCO- 40,000 mlloa. oulo.Jio. P.S./brakos, air, 1974 MEHCURYJflOHp^ 4IDOOR D $ fRADE FOR EOUITY radialidials, lockout huba, oxtra v-a«^c ...... 1871 HONDA SEDAN, 10.500 JFord/Ch(Tvy ” *'; 4x4 short box wtiooltioola and tlroa.- mlloaoo- popoo.'ifokoi, -.'i 9>clAM rodlo.He.r34SA...... J1250 . 1970 FOREi R D i m M ^ ^ 8 . oood condlllon. 324- alckup. 733-2020 odor flDm. 54,0001,000 +.536-2728. . dork bluo rool. rogulor gass V-QV-l onglno, 1973 FORD PINTO SQUIRE WA ▼ m outomatlc tro>transmission, powor slooringg ondom brakos. 4 •''B'n*. 4^pjjd IroxtmH.km, rodlo. I r ' $ - J w deluxe oll nylcnylon iniorior, AM radio, shorolol WWot $1095 iis »iii Dtjitis IIS?5 AuiT d^ 1J55 Afllo DealHS "1350 ’ a ______197^3I973 0L0SMDBILE OMEGA 2-DI^DDDR 1969 PLY»YMOIITH FURY 2-DOOR]R vilh V-BMtoln., Ilondord lioriml lllon AMisdK HARDTOP. WhWhite, doiuxo inlerlor. outomoiomotic tront- I rwlnk.ro> tof^.mo.'.r.H" ...... "1525 i r e l e l e l ' million, powojwor itoorlng. AM rodio; low,w, lowlo milo»: -- - M |.llVr---'’.7^ln~’T^rw^snea-T':': ...... ■. 1974 9 7 4 !PONTIAC CATALINA 4 DODOOR "1650 1973,f3 AMC MATADOR 4-DOGdoor" ( blue, while vinyl roof, oir conditioning, com 19973 7 3 OLDSMOBILE TDRONADO or stooring S brokos. oil nylonlylon Inlerlor. I owoll llros. a (omlly oulomobllilobllo with o ~ r ; » o '^1"1850 *1*1090=; aol prleo. NAOA Book SI 450. . . . I 19751» 5 OLDSMDmLE CUTLASSi 4 DOOR I I fodlo.«llo. »-»ffonfl.11lr~h..l,Ho.r301A ... . m iI lAMC AMBASSADOR 4-14-DOOR : "3095 k ■ ■ Whito., CO conirosllng vinyl roof, cir condi 971CHEVROLCT'/iTON4X4 P V V cruise■ COIcontrol, outomotlc tronsmission,sion, power / ng ond brokos, family sixed—foml r 0 Muh. ooood M'k iiixk. rio. 4T34A...... lor guards, oxlro sharp! And.nd has I iho *■ "1295 I■ " ^ w orksisl NAOAN Book S1625...... 19751975 FORD ! TOTHJAB & CHAS: V 'Wllh If 0 ..iltvg. poworiiok.i. duol.ihoui'- •».«e*i1hh "2750 1972! BUICKB LeSABRE 4-DOOlOOR ; __ O'-®'groon mololllc, hormonizlngI vinylvlnj roof, ir gos V-6 onglno. autom alic tri I FFALL H c*o'0.c ic trontmis- • >owor slooring. power brakos.. lust[ust iroded 7H 4304 H.ntY ^0(«" 2 ^ joh7o°«b'**...... $1 oxcollonl automobile, Was SI695, ...... 4:j-J«e Orvlll.cioiklork . ,...... «3 5M< *1490^= ■ 895. hThowpion .^ ... - 3J1>05S „ j, p tin | ,,,,734.4813 „ I CLE/ARANCDE I ii H PPLYMOUTH l FURY ID 4-14-DOOR : SALE' m groen metallic, contrasting3 vinylvm root. I — s .LWQRKMANFJFORD $1 ir flos V-8 engine, oulomq^tlcIc ironsmis-Irt _ I "You'^re goingj ioTovefo w hal w d do fb I 1B ’^1 6 9 0 spow or slooring, powor’ Brok'os', ]Vc L iin ’t: Be: all.nylonon iiinterior, shorp, Wos S2295. 1243 Bluo Lakos Blvd.N. . 733-5] 10. 543-6451,:151,324-8841' 1973I OLDS01 2-DOOR SPORTTCOUPE C : groon. whllo vinyl roof, oconomlnomlcol on- I V gino, m aronuol Ironsmisslcn, popularr hothotchbock ’! m bie — — oosy on gos, easy on your budg, The w a g|on o i that’s as nlm 1 7 9 Q audgot. W ot V a s t h e s e ddan a th at’s a s ninlimble 1972j FORb’iTF o i-iib o R '' DUE TO THIIE TREMENDID O U S $ 1 brown metallic, hormoniting3 vinylvin roof. -; a sI a sports car. 0 oll.nylon inlerlor. ond It's loodloodod wilh ^ 1■ M O «quipmols, electric Tho Fox brought fp o rti cor |porformanco lo the (omlly >odc window dofrostor, miloogo mokemokor. Was I doing tho som o thing for• wo£wogoni. Spod» cor (o o tu ret like 1itool boltod rodlol ply llrei, powerpo» oislslod m dlic/drum brakes, rack-andi-and-plnlon slooring, coll springng !suipontlon, iflrapi negollvo slooring rail rodlui,idlus, ond o fuol ln|oclod overheododcom < onglno. iPONnAC BONNEVILLE.E AlMhli plut front whool drivodrlv« and groot hondllng. W e ’ r e Ov(verloaded Withh $ M 4-DOOR.)R. IPottel blue, white vinyl roof,oof. deluxe on iniorior. ono of Ihe lo»t fullI titodsijV outo- n G r e a t U s e ^Car & Pickup BuysBu _ 2 4 9 0 Its'r-!'t»—!Md^lorôjp!_Wo$_52225.}gS5...... - :______------The—foUowlng~are oionly a (ew o f t h eB f o0 top,ti Was m oanatspaum ' 2 7 9 1 1 S S " IrmiMlulon,only 7,000 mllM...... « 19J1978 FORD FAIRMOfiT»o:lo. 0-365 A ...... m995 ^ flTIFOIDnESTil Under 500 Mllos. B MERCURY MARQUIS; 4-DOOR4- : A 4 ((Mcd llonin.l»lo o r mololllc, controstlng vinyl roofroof, powor *3488 . pow or windowt, deluxe oil-nyall-nylon In- ^2890 . locol one-owner, N-A,D.A. Bookooki4350. I 1976 FORD TORINO No. PD-7...... : ^ 2 8 < n688 195 B95 . 1976F5 FORD GRANADA 4-DOO]00R ongino rod, economlcol engine,ine, 3.speed jMKlghtrar mission, deluxe corpetlng Ihrougnout. thrc HunimoUewn...... M988 1971975 CHEVY IHPAIAn...-...... *23'395 $3 y- of room for tho ontiro lomily, loml W ot 197SVWDASBWAEtl ^3190 IP 19733 GMCC VAN 197)VWBUS,7PASSO(6ER 1973 PONTIAC CUTIASSSno-7413Dk ...... 1 4*95 e polnl, aulomallc tronsmission,ision, p o w er, ,. 4 bothbo labor and oil AT NOMO CHARGE GobiCob S Chai.li. 4x4. ' B95 *3 to ou r C ustom ora. Romombor. Ror of fho Now’ BluoBl Lakos * Volkswagon "You'roo gong< n o Lovo W hot W o Do»Fo.vourT F( . 19BCi CHEVROLET CAMARO0 , SPOflTOT COUPE. Finished in booulifulul rod,r» outo- * 1974 IHC 4x4 no. 737 a...... * 4 9WS ' motlc tr(Ironsmltslon, power tteerlng,ring, power * 44Sp< Spood Transmlulon, 'A 7 0 Q brokot.-t. powp or windows, H't tho b o>tl tl ChevroletCf m m • h o t to) offer, Wos $5395. 1976i LINCOLNL CONTINENTALFAL 197B197 CHEVROLET'/2 TON 195 4-DOOR.OR. Dosod roso with o w hlloe vinylvin roof,_ 4x44x4, IN...... *43* W M on.-Frl. 8-81•8 p .m . S a t. Q-6S pf .m . no leothor Inlerlor, hos *611 tho the power’’ THINIW m oni you'd oxpeci with AM/FMi/FM 0-trock >, locol one-owner, extra thorp!rp!N,A.D.A. N A.UAUIY ■ 5 9 9 0 ji$6675. I BLUE:!AKESS ■ t/ICE/RA RTS-iK 2^|| GKNERALBiOTfTOGS MBTS DIVISION -J4arriion d k s w a g e n I Volks The Dealing Is G reat In 7 8 A t ... I P o r s c: l h i e - A u d i ^ 1643 Blue LakeIkea B lvd.N . 733-3 - 2 9 8 4 J THEISEN IS ^ ACEHANSEENCHEVROLIiiEf T J he E asleit Placo InI Tl MOTORS Pun To Oiiv* A *76 < rican Car" J 7 ^ 1 U I T h e W orld to B uy A C a r e Chtvy • An Ali Amerloe )1 M ain A ve. E ast 16541 654 Blu* Lakos Blvd. N. Opon *«ll 8:00 P.M. 773 3-3033 I 7 3 3 3 - 7 7 0 0 * < . •

r22,197B Timoc-Now3. Twini FFulqM3. Idaho C-9 OUR BOARDING HCHOUSE .withMajoajor Hoople FricJav,Scplembof22, ------1 158a Autos-CJnvrold itO Autos-Dodot 1S2 Auloj-Ford ______[wvTfwETjJW: V') / t 6U£i>^ \ / W E M U $T . ------“ 1889 andind1973 DOOÊVANS, liS T T nH r o o u w E i '6 ENp: 1 ■ All l A V \R R |£ P <5UYr ^ BE W iTm N FORD FAIRLANE al*- IM AiIOJ-Mcrcufy - AulOS-PontlK |;2 Auto**P1ytnootti • AVIS Sponmaman. oxcolloni condl- nnn«*onnagon, good running ^ c n r r REMLY FEEL ^ R R? Y y ] HAVE Tr4E ZQ6E f TrAE *T lOiD, tion.Call Illon. Call allor 6PM or wtHOL.1ERCURY COMET 8 178 CaDtlcoClasjIc 4-M/FM aloroo. CB. air gxcoHor:oHonl condilion. K E ’6 rakos, air condllionlno. — ------3looring.41C TrlE 6EMUINE TriRlLL-< <7F 7 F Tr4E THRILL CF \R £:HEKKf5INu K E - 2.000 mllos or I2th monm '« ______- Autol-FOfd 1970 LTD LTI FORD sU- condilion. J3 fadl.iis, buckots, Tako ovorjr pi paymoni*. 734------Ilonwagon, w s - .= ; 0 vinyl top. C803 THE K^JMEC0/AIN6 A<7 I (5ETTlN(5 AW.V j H I 6 6owofowof train wirranly. 733- tagon. oxcolloni condi- -6311713.7583 527 or 734-6140.______llon.CallciCallcollociSBg-2344. '------block/whlloirlo Inlorlor, 20MPG. y«?u return v a7UR u R / PH atA hWME 7 ' iI'VE s / i BEENJ, “2l£L MERCURY Soo al Don'ssn 's Toxaco. Main RUCE BARTON'S 1857 19713 MAVERICK MAV 2 poor. ^’SfJTEREr- Airtol-Oth*f_ EMPTY gpgMSl1 c - \ E IT H E R ! W L O t arfl mna.L!oolr»/runs EREY-liflhl . blue. Sliool. GoodtiJOdtno.-OrcaiiaMor !'<■ .. Aavrolot -2-door-tuirdtop. 1Q7S FFord.- Thundelblfd; ' . MSO. ' ,33.n,0 a .,. :toan conait;orf Cpm. 934.8156.1156.______- - how Car. Z-2S 350 cl, 4 Poworr sloofino, powor houi. Good lamiiy car, , om POfiViai i r ITIAC GTO- Good AVISYEARUNRUN08 Ptâr* -ntfO! spood.pood. 12 .boll roar ond, braKos.3. air condllionlno. ' , . now 400 onoino.. way bars, now glass. AM/FMM iBloroo. 12,000 milos ovonlnas/' 7*^5vJi 3way lOf. Call 828-5214 Comploto lino Hi of 1975 i jW J i ^ ■ 'f Avalalt•valalblo wllh factory air. or 12lhIh month powor train 1068 MUSTANGMUST GT- 390. air. ------MONTERAr 1°°'^' 1962B62 1luol Injocllon. Bosi warrantyniy. 733-5527 or 734- Dowor(r sloorino stoi and Orakos. MERCURY c ■JTIAC VENTURA, Gonoral Molora MoK caca for ollorIlor (ovor $4000 . 7:13-3115, B140. S1200.432-: 1 gaa mlloooo. 6- flftlo. Low» mllos ml and lully L iS iS S l------,ion. pornr roo, oxlra aol ol oqulppod..703-5527,734.8140. 713- 34-8471 ottorflpm.______PJFORD QRANADA • 1872PINTO STA- sifiorino. air V .5”10, :air. ; “ J1.000 S 733-m 4?G2______\ - - It I, 1976976 ■•■ CHEVY RodiCamp Loadod.ad. Phono 733-0717, TiONWAGiWAGON. Now Ilros ana B129 :amoor Van- oxcolloni pQj lor. J600.733.^825. . z = z======— V ■ Camoo FORO VAN • AM /FM Ajio Deafeis m Aulo Dealers I condlllondlilon, 1 ownor. Con bo .j,, , lapo dock, aulo Irana. ------= ------5M AulM.OWwnobil#t ______oon ovonlnas. 716 raloorlng/brakos, now ^ ' ^ V - p ] ------Âcaflo.icaaofTiteOrtyo.-ftSOO: 72W723aftonpmr-7------— ■ Autot.UftCCto- - ,„ ,- c u^TLASSÛPREM T tA E;------1866 FOF•ORD FALCON, fobuin i« 9 Uncoln Unc Conllnontai < oclions. S3.000, 734- 160iO Airtos-Dot3o« ongino,10, I now Ilros. $5S0. Call Mark 111. ill. boal olfor o»0f 5247o r733-98733-9877, aak lor Ray, WirlDUi f a i ______326-5305. I-324-6206 or 734-8100- — ^------______12000.324-< i> 'd tc to announce ( 1M89fi8 t>DODGE CHARGE. J300. 1974 FOfFORO RANCHERO GT, I967 Uncoln Llnco Conllnontai 4 m Ai;ioj-Pomi»e_ I V Iho o»ioc» io e lo tlo n of • or'rbo8to»or.S4^.e449. boal 62,000] mllos, oxcolloni cJoor luxury luxur sodan. Loadodi ------^ H G o o r g e Clark Cic a t Iho lanlcal condilion. Aak- Mako1 ananol ollor. Call 326-5004, 1872 FIREBIRIREBIRD- Mao whooH. ^ ^Hnoweit membermer of lhe » ■■ ... .iîW A RR F R I E P - V 19“965 c>DODGE DART convonl- ["ochanl ilo. 6 cylindor 3 spood. '''0 »^SOO>500.713-7552. — llios. 400400 onQlno. audio >ional iale> V « , 5 I N FORD Stallonwaoon- , m acocK aloroo. aloro sii.irp! 32<- oorgo Is 0 foil. iood condilion. 54M724 1967 FC Autos-Mercury j62i a(iDr5:n( Cll vonlngs.______olr. J450450 or olfor. Call 734- ______lDr5:nnom. Twin Foils ond 1977977 DDODGE STREET VAfJ, < 8 6 1______^ 1073 COMET, COM ono ownor. 1973 TRANS^ N S AM aicoiicni :compllihed cor ------V-8'•8 , a oulomatlc. AM/FM 6- 1969 FOF•ORD LTD 2 door. Black cloan,1. good { condition, confllilon.on. 73^ 734-5990.______' ,■,■'." tolr\ttinnin ondo ho In. ■ack, carpolod. cootlans vinyl loplop. 390 onolno. J500 or oconomlct■omlcal 6 cyllnflor ,973 -^RAf^s m a »i'.-vollh,»1 hit (riendt ond IS Autos-Qxirrolol 1SBISB Airios-ChotrolW 15658 Amoa-Chevroiel 'RANS AM. Loaded. hairs, lablo Inio bod. Ico boat oliojllor. 324-4315-______onolno,no, atandflfd fl iranam^ Q(,au,|,uilul condition, 11.000 p — ■- • -■ • L; ■ poil customirom er* lo vliil roconl luno-up, good ^ ||. . jgnng 1fl€7 CHRVELLE SS- 396, 19l81956 CHEVY lof salo. J600. ■ox. «chromo whools. 73<- 1973 p,FORD VAN, fully i6900, Ador 5. 733- ^ iim o t 733 1017 • SACRIFICE 197S Chovrolot ipod,J6995.734-0168. tiroa.Call,,Call734-5141, 7PJ5 ' Mallbu Classic. RadlAls, sir, ^<0^high porformanco. tnag 734-8340. ^302.302. oaulopoi I j S n f f l l or 733-n o " powor aloofino and brakos. whools, QOOd. liras. Musi ______1 f t i l l J BILLWOWORKMAN tilt whool. Excoilonl condl- jolllsoli Immtidlalolyl 324-e378 or — r FOIF O R ^ ^ Hon.$2250.3?M013. ^32<-9903.______17575 Into Dealers 17515 AdIq Dealers U5 Aulo Dealers H5 Atilo Dealeis |]5 Aulo Dealeis 1B78 VEQA STA. J0731973 CHEVROLET Mallbu . ____ TIONWAOON. Now Ilros, UfliLaouno, aulomallc. powor oxcolloni condilion. 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^ USED CAR & TRUCK CLEARAANCE! -Evory Usod Cor And Truerruck In Our Invon- ■ -’.io ry M ust Bo Sold N ow To Moko Room | f j r I'For Another Trainload1 Of Subarus. ^ J964 V0LKSWAEEN SUPERBER BEETLE ^ ! ! V ;"Onlv 47,000 octual miloi. , 'Boy ll todoy '-■♦or only...... m i f 1970 DODGE DSIIT . .Rum greet bui nood» -opolni [ob. ^ Only...... *495 i % “1972CHEVR0LnCHEVaLELLEMALIBU. § \ # rilEARANCE...... ' ‘^PRICE...... : : *1200 ■ 1:1973 CHEVROLET IHPALAA 4 DOOR V ’•Equipped wllh ■‘conditioning...... M300 ^ ^973CflEVl!DiniHPAlA4A4D()0R - ‘ A rool I . .bvoutlful cor. •O n ly ...... M450 R li '-]973tOyOTA'STATIDNWSEIVAGON ■M tpood trarnmlwlori, buckoi ’ ssoli. Reduced S600. L ’Only...... : ...... M600 ^1973VOLKSWAGEN SMIER BEETLE “■.Only 17.000 .'mllM. Boy It •■■Todoy For...... M872 I ;^976 FIAT 128 CUSTOM 2 WDOOR i —4 «p«od iron»mlnlon, ■*o rod croom pufi. ^ j f i '■juit...... :*2545 i -’197GSUBAIlU4D00li J: Automotic tronfmiMlon, low m pcrfoct condition.'with front wf f c # 1 1 ---- TftndnS^^TFSaial ilFo* ...... TJ.o?rJM..?269D . “ 7 ^ ----- K 1976 CHEVBOLET CHEVETTETTE •>Llke now Intldo ond out. A low 1 9 7 8 PIPONTIAC PHOE»ENIX "sllvor boouly. A rool slool At Only...... !°":"°°””*2895 rCHBACKCOUPIIPE I IH l A g o m of a 1 nico cor oouippod withith 'whllo- vi974CHEVR0inM0HTECA;CARLO I Ml I ^°ii ,. ^ color koyod soot bolls,ts, tintod Loodod wllh oxtroi. o I m I-I gloss, odditiiditional insulation, sportt mmirrors, . low miledgo boouly power frontjnt disc brokos, powor s sto to o rln g . ; For Only...... *3195 r* AM radio,, doiuxodc whool covors, auK□ ulom olic :i976 DODGE ROYAIHOHACI(ACO BROOGHAM ■ / transmissionion, ond much, much more.re . A 4 door luxury oulomoblloo wwit ith ovory , m ' powor option ovailoblo Includlrtudingosun (aaO A rooi. NAOA Book Voluo l> S43C NOWONIY...... *3200 . 1977 SUBASUDL COUPE 5 tpood tronimlttlon, porfoct thru^ut wllh * ironl whool drive...... *3250 ONLY.* 1976CHEVi)0LnK0VA4DC4D00R BONNEVILLE■E y H F j W i A boouly wllh low mile*, olr conditioning. Roducod 10 only ...... *3645 lOnBUICK REGAL With V.« engine, • G R A N D P R I X ' Ilko now in k h 2 . • «very i^etpocl. Juil...... *5595 liS 190 FORD'/! TON PICKUPUP A form Spoclol For Only...... ,*650 L j969_fflCJ'ICKUP___ Wllh Compor Shell ond ^ 1 9 7 8 oulomatlc ironimltilon. BMC}DE1L O nly...... " 3 f 1973 DODGE V2 TON PICKUP;kup M INBIRD Atwolonobeoixty - ond o •lool : i at only...... *2200 I CLEA NGE 1974 T0R D l^ TDK PICKUP:up T akke e advantage£ of our situ:\RM Wllh ovory option Including cru situation! We’ve got toD Clearc out all our remi5m ain- ■conlroi ond dool go* lonki.. TheTho fir»t cu»' Ing11978 1 9 ; Pontiac’s and GMCGMC’s (or the arrival of3f th1 e 1979’s, P ric e s; on all lomorwho wonli II goli It . .. ■ *2540 I rs stock is Drasticallyly Reduced,R so go ahealead, take advantagele ani d 1974 UDGE ef condition with low. ' ' ta c:u u la lar. low mil**...... *2750 k ' • :i973IEPWAS0KE£l! ___ . . . ------UML. 5- . . . . WllhalrcondlHonlr>gondln ■ ••flr*fllcondltlonrRoduc»d JSOO. NOWONLY...... ” *3195 -—IH u r r yr l i i T o ii d a y h

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E n t hu, tAnn Jones & H er Sw eethearth e a rts througli - J Arts Auditoriumi_at at £§ p.m . Student tiok c L sa re ^ . ------harmony, soft ftn rock, x start.Scptemlwr 25.-...... ------Septembct.24««i24;-Prank.Fara-band;Starts-Sirts-Scptember------— *' '" a 'd u lls S3." '■ V - ' Turf Club,, AriArlon Bastion Trio, dance-mmusic, i 9 2C, p.m . to l a.m1'., ., FFriday r and Saturday, Ketchum Buhl Bliss Alpine,, YancyYar DeVeer, country-w esternste m , 9 p.m. to 1 Harvest Celebralibration Dance slurLs a t S p 9 p.m. Silver Dollarliar , Bar, Nevada Gamblers. weslem wi • 1 a.m . througlrough Saturday. 1 F rid ay in the Buhluhl JayJ cee Hall. Woodland Expi ‘Xprcss music, 9 p.m.1. lo 1 a.m. Friday and Saturdaylay and 7 Christiana.iana, Johnny Marllzia, mellowlow gguitar and j will play and ticketskets a re S3 single and S5 p e r cou “ up'e. p.m . to I a.m1 .. SurSunday with a jam ses.sion. singing, 8:3C8:30 p.m. lo 12:30 a.m .. FFriday ri and ; Proceeds will go) toto BillE Chisolm campaign fund.nd. Buhl Saturday,/• Alibi, Nevada,/ada. Gamblers, westem musicsic, 8:;i0 Elevationlion GGOOO, Calienle. jazz combo,bo, 9 p.m, lo 1 Ketchum I p.m . to 12:30I a.ma.m. . Thursdays. a.m. Thursdairsday Ihroughiaturday. Wood River WorkWorldwide Seasonally .Held Alu utt tu m n Burley-Rupert Holidayly IniInn, Earl Mock, guitar andnd t)anjo,bj 8:;w Festival will be held on Saturday at 2 p.m. a l W« Warm Blue Room.n. SaSaturday Kni^ts. weslem music,mi 9 p.m. to 1a.m.a.m. Monday through Saturday.Jay. S prings Ranch RRestaurant. est Everyone is Invited ited for p.m . to l a.mI, . SatSaturday. S ilver’CnxCreek, Ho Ho Ba Kids, mn ixixec ed popular entertainment and refreshments. Eleven aw aw ard pifth Amendmtndment, live counlry music. I) p.m.p.r to 1. music.9:15to: 15 to closing Ihrough Saturday.ay. will be given to» community cor leaders. The ever vent is ■ a.m . F riday and Saturdoy,i Slavey’s.'’s. HighH Country, country rock,)ck, 9 p.m. 10 I sponsored by Localjcal Capital of World Govemm nment, MaGoo’s, live rmusic, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fridaiday and a.m. Fridayriday and Saturday; Lance I For information call 728-85S8. ice Romance, Saturday. country swiniswing, rockand western, s ta rtsris Monday. Ponderosa,I, TheTh< Straight Chasers, conlempmporary Paul rock,8p.m . tto o 1 l aa.rii. Monday Ihrough Saturda■day. Office., Met Mercedes, 8:30 p.m . to 1 a.ma.m. . Thursday S u b m i t iitems t e to the Time Gooding Ihrough SaturSaturday. Lincoln Inn,n, sstrictly tr disco,' Shoshone N e w s b y W e W ednesday the wet/eek Sage Saloon,)n. R Rags to Riches, country westeslem , 9 Nebraskaska EBar, The Friends, counlryry rotrock. 9 p.m, p.m . lo I a.m1 .. FriiFriday and Saturday, before event:nt: Entertainm ent Ca to 1a.m . Wednesday,Wed: Friday and Saturdayird ay . Hagerman SunViilley i endar. Times-! iS-N ew s, P.O . Box-54,S-4S, The Anglers.ers. Tradesmen, 9 p,m. to 1 a.m. Duchin^ Ro

1 T h i s Vw a s o li d s u rm m e r f o r r oDckers i i ©The Washington Stffi iStor FlcetwoodMacba:iu^tobccancclled Ilicle biggest b album was the( Locally, the concert busbusiness was to be one ifof th the e year’s.biggest W/^HINGTON - The si le su m m er fo rlack o fln terestnest soundlraidlrack of an awful cinem atic: wasoff.withlhepossibleexceexception tours — by the( B Bee ee Gees — won’t J of 1978 w as a most peculiar! liar one for Most of tbe attiyittfvUoo went lo two reh ashish of0 a decent small musicalI of Merriweather Posl PavPavilion, happen now unlilUU979, .197 i the rock business. Many my of the acts — the RoDloJUng Stones and colledJd “Grease,” “ featuring the! The Capital Centre was emplempty for Thewaveofblgall3lg album s will soon I biggest names stayed offff ththe road Bruce Springst^ :eMI,B0 twccn them, offkeycy moulhlngs m of John Travolta1 long stretches. Carterr BarronBi reach tidal proportii(portions. Morrison. - ^ entirely or did abbreviatedated tours, th e Stones '■«ki .Springsteen and Ihethe bland1 vocalizing of OliviaI again w as underused. (As luck Voung, and thee EEa; agles will have ] Those who did go out out found dominated ifi; the; headlines. The Newton-^ton-John. What was to haveI would have U, half the; concertscon new new releasesse s nexln monlh. as ^ audiences less willing to pai J p a rt with Stones wore Ine floe al the Warner been1 the the biggest album — the■ staged at the amphitheatera ter were will Linda R onstadtistadt, Rod Stewart ^ $15 to sit lh the upper reac reaches of T heater but wam e « ehratic ' for m uch soundU-aiidU-ack of "Sgt. P epper" — ralnedoul). WolfTrapcontlmmtinuedlo and Earth, Windid and and Fire. Mitchell « some football stadium. SuIHingstecnf^ won the h a sn 't n: rt made anywhere, near the plod along with its unlnspire : • • . ; i i ( • . ; . I 1 . : ; : ■ ! i I s :i I^ Ir■I u ! '(n n i!t ■ n : . . , It ; .i_prmaiUtLtifl.:play_lts_mus■muslc-on , ,thls.tour^buUt-WJLJviimcLflUJhc . ____ stage. II looks, however,, lhal what publicity anyway.'ay. 2 'Tim es-^sw s, Twin Fairs;ilfs; IIdaho M day.Septem ber22r22,1978______o m tt h e |[f k n v

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Butt collcoil forI carry-out — 726-9940. LUPE’S CANTI\NTINA , Serving Ihn Finest in LINCOLN1 INN INI . , , Excollonl Slooks ondd Doli-Oi MoKlcon dishess forfor your onjoymoni. Somo ol our E-; cions Fried ChickChlckon owoit your dining ploosurolure in nighlly spociolsi inci include: Crob Enchilados, Shrimp£ THE DEPOTr GRILLGl & CABOOSE;' Gooding. TryI our lorgo Solod Bor which includeudes o and Scollops VeracVeracrui style., lunches. 12.2:30.jQ Dreok(asls, sondwich ^I s c o Dancing Mondoy ihru Sotur.Sol od,7O0.4U5,Closo<:iosod Sundoy and Mondoy. 65 different spoc'oltytolty iitoms: 11-2 Mondoy throughigh doy from 9 lo 1 with som o Country S Wost<'cstorn Friday (oxcopi Saturdoturdoy). 5-10 Fridoy and Sctur-ur day. and Noon lo3 4 Si Sundoy, Coloring Sorvico one*ine music if roquost(luostod. 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1 r *0 t h M Larry Millie;illigan.lefl art to work as as an electronics engine(ineer but came back to) tfietl Idaho Sawtoothsaihsand resumed paintingtin g

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By LONNIE ROSE! 3SENWALD hadthe the ability lo be much betterer lhanth we MlUigan poursrs over< the history books InIn p a in t a l age 13. He sold1 his first1 painting, a Tinjcs-Ncws Wi ^Writer were,”,” MUllganI said. “We did oneme thingU in his studio eveiy’ morningm before he begins to10 \ hu g e golden Buddha, whenhen hihe was 16. Philadclidelphla and another thingng onc the paint. L ale a t nighlight In the S tanley log cabinIn ' ' He had an unusual fathifath er — one who STANLEY - Paintingting cowboys and western em plains.” hc built for his wifewi and two daughters, hele \wanted him to be a professionalprofc artist, Indians Is art (or Lariyry Milligan,^ but It’s The Ir e Indians on the olher hand,I, "w“w ere as retu rn s to the boolooks to do h is ‘'Investigative'C However,i he declined his ifather’s advice also a historical statement.ent. goodas os they I could have been." work'.” Iand Instead went to work)rk mas an electronics The westehi artist struggruggles to achieve a Indian lians were "human beings cauglcaught in a The most depeipendable materials arc thele engineer< in southern Callforrillfomia. 'ficnso o f fairness In hiss scenes sc of western culturej gap,” In Milligan’s mind, now-written accoircounts which w e re passed'd F ifteen years later, he rrelum ed lo the plains battles and frontiercr ctconfrontations, “Mosl losl .European Americans looked lool at down orally betwitween Shoshone, Arapahoe,c, rustic i Sawtooth backdrop,irop, w here he now “ I’m n o t biased tow ardrd IrIndians or toward them as> I as culturally and socfally inferloferlo r." Nez P ierce, Blacllaekfoot and Sioux Indians,s, lives, ] a nd resum ed painting.iting. the cavalry," MUllgan said flatly. ‘‘I ’show “They hey did everything they coulddto to negatei Milligan also draIraws upon the records of3f T h e log cabin wheree Milligan Mil lives and thewholesloiy.” whateveever concepts Indians hadd of their Lewis and Clark< andai other explorers. works i is more lhan scenici^nlc Inspiration. Hc MUllgan diose to paintInt theI West not so own,"hc "h esald . Firethand recon»rds are reliable and "somele uses i the snowy mountainsIns andar valleys as Uie m uch o u t o f historical InterInterest but because Reaiis: alism is th e key lo Milligan’ss work.wo By handed-down acaccounts arc reliable,"" background j In his painting.Itlng. Windows in his he up here and hasas s}spent most of his painting ing each bow, arrow and saddliaddle as it according lo Mllliglligan. second-floor ! studio overlookjrlook a mountainous life In Idaho. was, he ihopes to avoid the romantictntic pitfall Although gover/enunent records give the • iy of his canvases. “ If I h a d been bom in Mal le stretch right oul of many of h Maine, I'd probably many/ artists ari don’t get beyond, artist som e Informirmallon, Ihe^ reports were have painted seascapes,”,” hc hejoked. . "1 don’t dor portray a Hollyw-ood'imi[ image or kept sporadicallyUly. E ven th e slaunchcst The studio’s walls area re covered wllh "My function Isn’t to0 Ik b( a recorder, of evenan an: Indian image*,” he explained,ined. "The Indians, fur trappeppers and cowboys who lived^ anlrmil f skins, guns, mocasnocasslns and other, history." the artist explalnei alned, .-.imagee isis as I would have seen themhem in the In the I9lh Centuryjry are now dead. item ' s that imve appearededlnhlsart. in 1 NevertheleK. as a WestVestern artist, ho’s lethorlS )r 19th C entury.” The a rtis t seemi;ms secure In th e feeling hisIs The artist also spendsMnds tim e In lhe aware Native Amerfcansjns today complain Since t ce the artist was bom a centurjitury afler work Is historicalcally sound. Hc claims hisIs m i ountains backpacking,g, fishingflsl and laking whites havo misunderstoodtood what happened the perl( lerlod he worics with, he deperlepends on paintings arc “pr‘pretty widely accepted asIS an j altemoon ofi to cut ojcordoffirowood. cord in th e W est. H e h as thoughtIght out the political written i en accounts for his informationatlon. Like accurate" by Nati’alive Amerlcahs. Studying and exploringing Is the woy Larry and cultural problems of interpreting I tiie any subj subject, there is as much trivia Irivi and Milligan has been bc painting Indians, asIS Milligan ! gels ideas and idetails for his WestCTi— and especiallylylndlan-past. In innaccur ‘curacy in W estern history’ bocbooks as well as cowboys,s, cavalryi and fur trappers•s paintings j — nnd il'S-thehe_waiLhe!S-ComcJ.q_ wc ■ ' “ The problem our hislorjslory, has is th at we. there Is s Issoildfact. ______since-ho-boueht-iit-hirfirst-flvu-tutJCTonni—know j the West. “r~Trmos-NowsrTwinFQlls.ills, Idaho- Friday,Soptombor22r 22,-1978------K r IM O Vr i i e s A & M u ISIC

S lie tmanuw ear-fllmq o te & G J^-ihes i- t------By RICHARD FREEDM/\3MAN seconds. Another;r attractiona is the one. .theirheir interpreter “Cowboy.”. , spoutsf fragm ents of the Get- am used contemptnpt uruntil h e finds out (s> Newhouse News Scrvic*rvice cem etcry. long ’onegom to seed, w here t‘'>kcs aa savagesa\ deiiglit in lorturing lysburg I Addre.'s form an1 obscrva-obsi thc thing actuallyHy wrworks), Not lhat it has much concompeti- some 300 French5ch soldiers were and klllinitilling Viet Cong prisoners lion I platform until lie is blown blow up But to Lancastincaster, thc total iion, tjut “Go Te» thoSpartarJrtans" i.s burled durihg th thc eir debacle in Ibat fs fs dcfi'nitiely di outside U,S. by t thc enemy, soldier of earlier,ier. moren compreh- the best m ovie so far lo come)meoutof ( Vietnam a decadeie before. b militaryry tradition,tn Thc patrol is under the im- ensible wars, thisthls one is "a the V ietnam war, ]t Is; onlyon I'l Brilliantly emplmploylng all the The enemyener com es in the form of m r ediate command of an1 untested unli sucker's lour going?oing now here.” He years too late. tradllions of wart'ar movies since lissome1C 14-ycar-old1 girls and gung-ho j lieutenant who3 sirsimple- docs his duty ass bbest e s t he can, which F o r the action of thfR low-bi)w-budget World War II.1. “Go ' Tell lhe ancientIt one-eyed oi snipers. Our mlndedly r Just wants to zap doesn’t preventent disaster for but hiRh-lntensily film takos,kcs place; Spartans” turnsIS m i osl of them allies in in SaigonSs a rc too corrupt to Com ( m ie gooks but throwssup up ja t thc him self and his5 variivariegated crew of in 13G4, a t tho bcginninnning of upside down as itit digsd relentlessly supply! Howitzer He support, even first f brutality he sees andnd sp spends soldiers, American involvement —- stillsl in into thc Iragic; absurdities al that when assured assi that the United the t re st of the mission knockelocked out It took seven yeany ears lo g et enough an "advisory" capacity.’, It con- made Vietnam so sc uniquely di- States; never ne ex p ects unu.sed by t dysenteiy. poople Interestedted lrIn m aking ‘‘Go cems a patrol of GI'si sentso to sastrous a chapterler in our military equipmentnent tobc returned. This leaves the patrol undeunder thc Tell the Spartans”ins” Ito get it to the occupy and If necessary, deftdefend a and moral history,7 . As In in most O' w or pictures, the com c m and of a tough voter:■eteran of screcns. Thc resultesult is perhaps thc non-strategic, meaninglessss spotsp on Led by the crusirusty but rational patrol1 is is a cross-section of Korea, 1 "burnt out” by hiss yezy ears of m ost thoughtfulil "w;"war” film since ' the m ap callcd Muc Wa1 lestIcs thc and humane Worldrid War II veteran Americanlean youth. But this lime combat, c who commits suicide.Icide. Stanley Kubrick'srick's “Paths of Viet Cong takeover. M ajor Barker (BuiBurt Lancaster in there isis nonc ca'sy ethnic fun about B ack in L ancaster’s’s lihead-' Glory” two decadescades ago. If we let Muc Wa is the sort of place one of the most stinjtirrin g roles of his essentially:ially brave lads. Corporal quarters c _a humorless techn;echnician .* our revulsion aboutabout the war Itself where If you leave your• forearmfor career).- thc doomeclng It, w c will be exposed without mosquitoluito re- lellitsenemicsfronrom its friends. All long-harasjlarasscd about his name, is supposedly £ can predict;t crenem y justifying thc usualisualdict ( of p ap that pellent you get 23 bilescs ini 30 Vietnamese look: alialike to them, and an opium-)lum-smoklng neurotic who troop t build-ups llo Lancatancastcr’.'i Hollywood keepsps spospoon-feeding us.

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CountryStylcNews Scrvicirvicc business — you havilavclobeyourself, stage,”” he he declares. "I really Thc acceptance of McDowellowellhas Clark’s AmericanHin bandstand U and Ronnie McDowell -- wwhose It is only lo^cal reasoningrea that you haven't’tfullydcvclopcdityct.'' full bbeen phenomenal with bolh the ;"T hc Midnight Special.'’ Spec He has tribute lo Elvis, "The KinKing Is can’t bc somebodyd y elsc.”( His work on “ The King Is Gone” ccountry and pop audiences,nccs. His also appeared onon "Pop"1 G ocs,^ Gone," sold more than 3 m;million He wants to) be. t a separate consumedTied 45*1 m inutes — part ot the dual d market apppal creatcreated a Country” and has has made gu<^t records — can’t seem to kick klcl the individual,” who0 » som e day m ighl time driving drivii /rom Nashville lo great g dem and for nationalal tel tclcvis- ■performances on on thc th Grand Ole Presey image. w ant to sing a trlbuiibule to other stars BowlingigG Gr recn, Ky. liIon appearances such as ““Dick Opry. “That was a special thing,’lng,” the —' living or deadead. He suggests shy, soft-spoken young: singer-sii Frank Sinatra andnd Dean: Martin as songw riter told CountryStyle,yle, “I’m living possibilities. having a bad. . .you know,ow. hard ______time getting-away from thishis Elvis1 Image. McDowell1 wu a n ts to "I want to make a Rc McDowell career. I’ve put evei=ve™S pay trib u te tto o th er ing I ’ve got into 'moving'-ing' the s ta rs like image,” he added. Frank Sinat " I would like lo bc knownvn a;as m y ______own m an .” When ‘‘The King Is Gone”e” hithi the "So whatever thc situation, you national c h arts shortly after;er EElvis’ have got to bc yourjrownself,” o ■ tragic death last August;ust IG, McDowell, whoseose rise to fame 28-year-old McDowell wasis s'swept during the past year was a dream oul of obscurity inlo the limelijnelight. come-lue, feels he ican overcome To his consternation, hee waswa an ^ny drawbacks, how' Elvis sound-alike. So. he has a rccitacitation — ‘‘I-Just ‘T d like to think that tho10 rerecord Wanted You To Know”— Km coming m ade it because of what 11 il had he to out- say. not because I soundedided like " It will answer a |i questions E lv is,” McDowell sfiys. • which have risen) siisincc ‘The King Those Elvis comparisonsns area a* Is Gone.’ And It wll help me get bigdraw back that I’m findingling 1hard aw ay from this Imaimage that I have to shake. gotten,"he cxplainet ‘‘A fter the first record cameam e out, "Frankly, it J u s t:sums evcryth- people would come up lo0 mcm in lng up - to try to) geget som e people M cDonald’s and say, "Oh,1, ycyou're off of our backs. the guy who docs Elvis. "Oncllnesoundsli " I'v e been Influenced by him " ‘I’ll probablyf always al sound a musically mare than anyoneone

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Frye^rye Is known for satrizlng polltlclamelons and other newsmakers.? CABOOSl>SE FRI.-SAT.;AT. NITEONLY 0^ . nauTiaci7(cui:i)ii.-: He not only has a knack for F I S HH-A-RAMA - a soundln{aiding like personallCfes he im-- ”JIJJ You Can Eal” Smorffs ;es, F ry e also has tho ability of Over 65 Different $$075 5:00 P.M.-M.- 10:00P.M . king like them. Specialty ite m s ____ t ^ Baked-Fr-Fried-Fresh ' Some)me of th e persons F rye Im- m itatesates are Muhammad All, Opon 24 Hour* A Day)ay For Your Conv«nl*nco -V, p — 7 Day* * 6i NIghlfNighl A W«*k Marlonrion B rando. Jim m y C arter, I (ao»*d Sundayunday ol 9 P.M.) vard Cosell ond Maude, Fryerye is described as a mimic, S45 parodist,odist, satirist, actor, cartoonist Shoshono m m m 9 SI. South partparticipating spectator in the■ M t ■ " humia an n com edy. H e Is 1,000 Twin Falls i ^ personaltonalities all rolled into one and 733-07 1 0 all of)f themthe begging to come oul. Comediariy imprcssiiissionist David Frye to> performpe at CSI M :n r w iiii Film festivi'val ^ 6 “ pays tributJte to Italians By RICHARD FREEDMADMAN J ' I © Newhouse News Servik rv lc e 0 NEW YORK - The New York ^ F ilm Festival Is payingI triltribute to A Iho new wave of Ilallan-AmI-American J "ethnic” movies — whichIlch began 9 M f l with the "G odfather”' fUtrfilms and % low Playing9 scored such other sensationItlonal hits m T i l as "Rocky” and "Saturdayrday Night X IIIrhrough Sept F e e r" — by featuring whnthat mr ay be V H > l ptem ber 24 i artistically the finest off thethem all, • |V|| . "Bloodbrothers." Ar. P ia n o P ere rs o n a lity The popularity of theselicse films com es as no surprise! to Tony ^ Loblanco, one of the starsax% of< this 9 ^ ^ ■ ■ latest, searing dram a about abc an M Ita lia n constnictlon w wo: o rk e r’s a • • GTINY l E t i fam ily living, loving andd sqsquabbl- J * * * * * * I Ing Inlhe Bronx. J »i Reservatloiillons Necessary' "The further we get from-om realityi 0 ^ CD I » Com e a s you)u are.a Enjpu ] — the more ‘m odem ’ andndsuperfl- si 0 ^ OiPECIAl l CASH cial our lives become —- the m ore a » ^ * Every M inute!!Ite!! we need to become awarearc of out ' J » . I? ethnic roots,” the trim ly musmuscular, 9 » ^ GIVE II AWAYS 38*year-old actor sa 8d inl„ a„ ; ■„ • , tervlew. ‘‘It’s really like the crazeueforany fi ? * LffIVERY SUNDAY nostalgia, only in thiss c;case a • , » nostalgia for the countr>mtry and 0 * * * * * * J culture our parents cameime from. . A J I Somehow It seems more Irea plasticized lhan our own.” Dine and Daneice Loblanco's parents were bom 0 here and he grew upP piplaying. to the Music i stickball and street-flghtiighting in ■ Brooklyn. Bul his grandpindparents > had emigrated from1 S icily. Mustie BlIraun ^ Loblanco himself has vlslteIslted and #H p S S^§SlS worked In Italy on four se; “ T h e F’friendliest r i i C lub occasions. el lh* plana and organ nighlly. ‘‘Why are Italian actoiM .ors so jP aBH M W W*d. w . through Sun, Playing and ^ S o u t h o f t h e B o r d e r ” 1 popular?" he repeated, choichomping ^ B liniilnging your ioirerlt* on a small, dying cigar. "Well,“ We It’s W r been said that all Italianillons arc ( actors ol heart. I guess5 Il’s It’; Just fe th a t we seem to love life,J, loveloi tho world, m ore than most people»ple." But Loblanco, who was olso A fe a tu re d in the unionon .saga ^ “F.l.S.T.," hopes peoplee willwl see J more In "Bloodbrothers"rs" than W j , i CASINOm * DINING <•MOTEL m erely a story about theD passion-pa; / \ y h Open 24 Hour:rs ate struggle belween the Ii ie Italian / Vk Gourmet Buffetiffets Every Friday, Satur hard-hat father he playss anand his urday a n d S u n d ay > sensitive son (played by! RliRichard G ere), who wants to do social>cIalwork g in a hospital.- t m n c pIM.[I,1I!111 i K E H O ^ Pridayj Soptombor: flbor22.1078 tlfn'o's-Nows, Twinrwln FFalls. Idaho , 7

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is-nliiiuil iUfciffaF'di.src gardiar3“f6r somettiing < 7~ol a hero, too! His ~ noses of the Japanesemese fleet. ©1978N.Y.TlinesNew:>Jews Service . persAustralia a l. AMERICAN CAESARSAU: D ouglas Caesaesar,” William Manchesleror ssug- •ambivalent, t. not so much tom as the beginning of[ WoridWor War II being MacArUiur, 1880-1564;J4; by1 William . geslsesls that, through such cxposuiposures, balanced bel jclween the two MacArlh- appointed ‘‘Commamim an d er in Chief of ManchesJor. 793 pages. ’fis. Wustralc'd. " Ihle eg generaf satu rated fiimsclf with the urs, whom n he calls "noWe and Nothing” ; Uien gradgradually gathering LitUe. Brown. 515. fecik:1 (of situations and cuilivaledjled his ignoble, arro( rogant and shy, the best of force for his famousTious "leapfrogging" It m ay be naive of us toi expect a intuitituitlon. men and thehe worst of men, the most reconqucst of Uie! PaciPacific. g reat general lo be reasonable rea or Sophisticates Sop were offendedJed by protean, mos lost ridiculous, and most "American Caesar” Cat shows dem ocratic. If boxers,s, baseballb; and Mac/lacArthur’s old-fashioned rhetorhetoric sublime." MacArthur, as ru ruler le r of 83 million basketball stars have unmanageableunr Id and by his sentimcnlalily, Y Yet et his His long, ri , rich book is electric wlUi Japanese, Inlroducroduclng them lo egos, what arc we to0 cxcxpect of an sentiimtimentality miglil be tracedd to lhe thispolarity. y- women's rights,, laborlabt unions, land officer who holds in hislis hands,h not factict lhati he was a "Irue believeiiever." Douglas M MacArthur has not suf- reform and civil liberties.llbert Manchester ball, but the lives of mlllioilllions of men? Andcnd even sophisticates will admmitthal it t! from o I obscurity and the main turns over the stone;one aand gives us the To assum e such a rcspons:ponslbility, you war.ar. too, is old-fashioned. Likee m;:m any Uncs of his 111 ; life are generally known. full story of thele strugglesti between m ust have a terrible faithalth In yourself. comp)mplex personalities, the generjjneral's Yet "Americi ■ican C aesar" is tense with P resident Trum anin andanc M acArthur. in You m ay even need lo1 developdev a kind as was paradoxical, and unlikee ninioiit the feeling Ui Uial Uiis is the auUicntic whlcli cach coveredvered him self wiih • of concentration lhal elh eliminates all peopljople’s, his coniradicliotis m:made MacArthur, n . nol llie genera! of either glory. The auUiorr seemseei s to have read other conslderatioas. headi‘adlines. While hc was ourir mo.slm niyth o r gossi issip. The book is splendid everybody who w was as concerned in Douglas MacArlhur’sr’s vanity ' and giftecfted and our most flamboyantml manm reading on s< several levels. Selecting anything and he quotequotes them with wit paranoia w ere the dirtyy laundrylai of hi.s at wwa ar, M acA rthur declared Uiatliat m war his m afeial, ial. and espe cially his and acumen. genius. Hc was painfully Jlly aware that' oughtIght to be outlawed, and on his: - details,.^vithth the flair of a first-rate While he was fond of < pronouncing, no one else was so well'Cll qualified ( to deatljathbed he begged Preside:;sident novelist, Ma Manchester gives us a M acArthur was notlot gi'given to confiding appreciate hl.s exploits as s as he himself Johni)hnson to sta y oul of Vietnam.m. I'For ■ p rofound pipicture of the man and Manchester assen-assem bles all sorts of was. Bccause of his love o ive of d r a m a t i c .- . allI hishii spectacular gains in Worldrid War\i . _ : _____?! , o ^ e two w ars he fought curious wldencee loto illustrate the effects, he was nick niîfed n4^ Sarah ' II,', ofteno against superior forces, fore in lhe Pacific, flc, of the nhlure of w ar in"'^^ ■~ inner man...... Bernhardt, but If war is notno dr,-\matic\ MacâcArthur’s casualties wercre re-: ât time, a and of the American w hat Is? markablylow. ark g government’s t’s behavior under ex- The reader learnsm s wwhat sort of toys Anyone who has ever,'cr, beent In the The very image of machismo,mo, he tremepressur iure. hc gave his onlyf son; why he wore arm ed services knows tJiattJiai a uniform coulduld cry like a m other when mov(moved. We sec M ac [acArUiur being decorated non-regulalion pleatsieals in the trousers Is -an tntlon to showmaivmanship, and AnacJlachronistic in his person&l outloclutlook, -• ' nine tim es forfor heroism in Worid War of his uniform; wrfial hal sorts of attire he M acA rthur raised shownlowmanship to he wasw. ahead of his time In hisI I; liberalizing ing West Point when he . bought his Eurasianlan m istress when he the level of a tactical weapveapon. Bombs mllltaHilary thinking. While his appetippetlte was superin! •intendent Uiere; Inex- was between marriagirriages; how long he and bombast. have a1 n:natural and for• adulationa was insatiable,le, \ his plicably gcltir Iting caught wlUj his a ir could go wiUiouturlnatirinating. time-honored affinity. It II m i ^ t be achie^hievem ents alm ost Justifiedd thalth force on Uie g r ground and his rations oul Apart from the black comedy of war argued that most of M. [ MacArthur’s appetipetite. .. of reach a flercr Pearl1 Harbor; escaping and government,t, M anchester In- "outrageous" behaviorr was w; at least In 1 In his generalship of conflicliiflicting ; ^«)m Corrcgic!gidor, in the m ost far- troduces quite a1 bit of the purely partly dictated by militar litary motives. armiemies of opinion and his marshalliihallng fetched Holly )llywood fashion, in a hum an comedy IntiInto "American M uch h as been made, for eexample, of ofthethe facts, William Manchesterster is flimsy, llmpir ping PT boat under Uie C aesar.’,’

B o o k c t e l l s H I a i t i ' ss b l o o» ' d y h i ss t o r y ByJEREMIAlIO'LEAl*EARY A frica and Francc ince, It is a place of ruins and an< gingerbread houses, "Papa Doc" Duvalier• andan his Western Hcmlsphersphere, ©I973WaihIngtonSta1 Star beauty.' romance, ice, mystery, kind- Haiti'ss romanceror comes In the catch Tonton Macoutes, I haveefelllitUe fell The cycle of brutality and (WRITTEN IN BLOOD:)0D: THE ness, humo'r, selfiselfishness, betrayal, of a merirneringue (dance), the call of STORY OF TIIE HAITIAN apprehension during myly vl:visits to bloodshed was5 not begun by the riAN PEO- cruelty, bloodshcished, hunger and the Iambiimbl (conch shell), the swirl Haiti. P erh ap s U Is bccause PLB, by Robert Debs Hei ause death Haitians but byy Uie French In the Heinl and poverty. It is a closed loves Haiti while and his wife, who havetiave been wild from mourlountalnsides, rum knowing'Ing something of her residents of Washington;ton sincc from ancient ironron kettles. Haiti Is shortcomicomings. Is the penchant' for early 1963 when the late;e dictator,di' g re e n m ornescs (mountains), brutalityllty byt a people who ordinar- Prcsident-for-Lifc Francoiscols " P a p a headlong valleys,ys, I burning canefle- Uy are■e quite qu genUe. Even during I Doc" Duvalier, had Heinlnl recalledrt Ids. dark sea, brlcbright flowers, vast lhe worstvorst of Uie bnitallllos of xI O T a s com m ander of the U.S. N aval njanssmmmsa mission there. The . Helnls havo neverever been allowed to return to Halil,ll, bibut they I K lTCHEJ l spent more than four years N ears going back through history to write wri this superb book. Like Hugh\\ Thomas'Th T ry Our “ C uba," ■ It will standfi asa the r n I T definitive history of the mystnysterious and rom antic Republic of)f HaitiHa for Z FASI m any years to come. Tlicrehere Is no 3T BREAKc work in the English languag^age that '' From16 6: a.m. to 11 a.m. even approaches the extrav itravagant 2 Eggs,s, 1 Piece of ToastI' wealth of information theiie Helnls1 ^ I have assembled about the w first black republic. ^ Louie’ss IP iz z a & Itajiann IRestaurant T here is adm irable rescarc Only,1, . 69' reference m aterial of mlndl* All Fa" HoHours will be 12 Nooroon to 11:30 pm ing quantity and qualityf here,hci as 726-8825 a ny ^ o l a r will recognize. B C O M E BY3Y AND TRY ONENE :e. But the 311 Lcodvillo North-KclcJictchum w riting is also flrslK:lass.5. HiH ere Is {jn th e old chiichurch, co m e r of Lcadvllle & O F O U R S P’ECIA E i LS . .. TODDDAY! howjtbeglns: le& Sun Valley Road) "Haiti fs the eldest daughiughtcr of EnnaaanHEoaiaa...... I il l■ti-J-miiiM.i.]. l l l ^ ...... 1.1 .Ulll . H Ikes No. 734-e1 4 - 6 8 0 0 8 - TImoS'Nows, Twin falls Falls, Idaho. - Friday, Soptornhfmbflf 978 : , ;------■ ■-----lii':', , . 3 ■ - J I r lU ff ;.\ i i’.* M T • i\' : 9 J nj ■. . f l

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N efo-I m a l c e r v e f o uR i j i r ar t t e ~ “ By DAN LEWIS 5 • in a four-hour• film fi version of Richard U. Tho American audfcnce I rd Harris had the key rofes. "She's a terrific mother to ice barely HaroldRobbins’“T’;‘The Pirate." and Franc ?r to our Ing the only flaw'is is the speed here, knows Franco Nero, despil Yanco insists his portrayal child cJ ” hc says, "I don’t care m espite the Most of Nero’st’s filmsi have nol was "mars, are what "A m erican filmsms exaggerateex too fact that he has starred in CO marshmallow.” sl-she does, Sho Is free. I respect in CO films been seen in Ame>merica, Nero did Dut if hc ;pect her much,” he says,i, "And"Ar the crew s . during the past 15 years. Som if he didn’t like thG picture, as a' a hum an being, and tho fact I Sometime play Sir Umcelot!lot in "Cam clot" hc did Ilk fact that are too big. Youou haveha GO o r 70 in November, however, cl like Vanessa.' and that she -sli believes in what sho is doing 'or. U.S. (his first exposureire in i this country) in.spired a doing," people on them,1, amand whon you television audiences will see Jd a relationship that pro- Nero said hc may not agree, see Nero but Vanessa. Redgrave R. and duced a so jrec. but move from ono location Iocat; or sot to , - a son. Carlo, now 9 years ■‘while I can argue about It. I kr old. :. I know another, all thosesc peipeople have to thatth she is tnie because sheihe ddoes move. Maybe, only 10. FrancoICO andai Vanessa never mar- be lly 10 are working. believe the things for whichlich sho It w astes limc. Toe ’ ried, FraniFranco doesn’t believe in figlits. fij . Too often, th e - director tries to sa' m arriage,Ige, or rather, ho doesn’t Io savo time by "Sho had respect for m e becabecause taking too many ciosei believe: in cdivorce, as he declares sh closeups." she knew w here I cam e from,m, I Iw \ as There is an inforn in h iss generouslyg( accented vc informality about very poor. From mo. sho JcameMmed a production in Haly thi 4,^ English.H. Al Although he had never lot lly that he enjoys lot. She was bom wealthy. I gucguess, explaining with this : rT wed, heJisadevotedfathor. is a i sb this story: "The she wants her revenge.” Italian director comcs Carlo) accompaniedacc( his father to 1 :omcs onto the se t ' Nero claim s that Redgrave'sve's life1 in the morning, looks , ^ V v C V A m erica'.a rc rocontly during school ha looks at tho crew , has been taken ovor by "people "pco walks over and tolls ; vacation,in. T^The two w ere headed for wh tolls Franco that .' who havo bewitched her” abiabout all those people arc wa Italy where'here Franco said "wo will causes, cai trc waiting for m e i (the director) to?- tell toll them w hat __ ;______- go fishingIng jr in C alabria, and'iiavc.a____--UcI inslstsjlhat'she-was'follo^i I p s — ...... ■■."wonderful/ul vjvacation.” ‘ ore illoV'ing .'Tdea T h a v e for' toda'today's film ing. : orders in hfi- bitter rem arksits af;after They don't know that ' F rancoCO hadha Ju-St finished filming ao that I have no j ' accepting the Oscar atat thet idea. So let’s go hav "The Pirat(’irate," which follows the Ac 3 have a cup of Academy Awards ceremoniesies Jjlast coffee.” <•': ' '' adventuresires of an Arab busl- April, Ap nessm an anc nand womanizer. SShe caused a furor by referri:ferring • / "The Pir;P irate" is one of throe to "Zionist hoodlums” who we " ' ! ■Vt m ajo r televilelevision appearances for prcprotesting her appearance. F ranco Nerc Nero In Am erican televis- "1 used to tell her she was beingboi: H Ion, wherc2re hehi seem s m ore In favor mi;misled,” Nero notes. "I would t- than in tl; uld toll n theatrical films. He herfier that tho two great poweiwwcrs. recently' plaplayed the terrorist - whlivhlch control the world (Russ ! again, an Ar Russia 1 in Arab - in "21 Hours at ancand tho United States), talk to ea. M unich,’’ wt to each # " which told the story of oth3ther every day. There a re pockcsockets r ll' the horrend i \ i rrendous attack on the of3f strief around the worldd ovover ? , ' Israeli athlcathletes at the Olympic the Ihelr opposite Ideologies, butut they th trm gam es inri GermanyGer In 1972. nev lover get Involved directly.'.T Thi h e y I . He also» pitplayed the lead in TV’s nevlever touch each other.” "Valentino” Ino” film, about the great NNero referred to his formern elov v e r > Latin matinc J \ 01f f i latinee Idol of the silent- as"IS "a little bit of a lost sheep.” ; film era. \. \ ...... HeH claims she sleeps only•” tv 2 OUTHEPIfflCHASU S E OF V Inevitably,ably, any conversation houlo u rsan ig h t, and Is in the slrec with N ero inv A ' ' ‘ ■0 involves h is relationship atit 5 every morning, selling papei wiUi the coi I ANY BIRIBIRD I J controversial Vanessa thathat roflect her causes. ■ , ■■• Redgrave.e. T They havo not lived ‘‘5 • V . ' . "She suffers for all this. She , r H together for a number of years thelfie best actrcss today, but she hc now, but rem Franco Nero sti remain, as hc e.xplains. pracrad ically given up her career fc m i mtIUM *; ) stars in CBS' 'The Pirate^ite' • good friends.nds. . the fie c a u se s.” His own careca re c r i WITH THIS COUCOUPON I j , floui ourishes. After "Camelot,” he h 2 , Ct)UmB0l30THIIUFI!l.,SiFII., SEPT.» I purrurpasely didn’t work in,thee U,iU.S. ■ or a num ber of years. OnOnc I Mon.-Ffl. 10:30-90:30.9 ® -*a.son. hc explains. Is thathat I SariOiJO-i30-& ■ Mary's bback witih variet]iy limericans quickly type actoncton; ■ Sun. 12.52-5 ' f I On.hloefc.a.fo!• a il el I Mary Tyler Moore, who starr • Inleiilemationally, he Is able lo var tarred Dancers. A special satiricalsati salute engagement ir I vary _ H.rr«tl'i 'v**Ur» ■ for seven' years in the successi :nt in his solo comedy, tt'cle rroles. "I have m ade moreJth thai a n P :_essful will honor the first2:, 2T, minutes of "The 2nd Gre: situation comedy bearing h Greatest Kntcrtainer In ) films, and they have been for mi i her “ M ary” and. in what whj will be the W orld,” name, returns to scries televisii Id,” James Hampton "’“'’Ilore lhan (W different roles," rlUoil ■ J :vision regular weekly featuritures, Mary’s counts "Mary" each week, in ‘'M ary,” an hoi lary” as his fiflh series, Hc says he enjoys making film: hour- monologue will dealI with wj a vexing having been se long program of comedy, musmusic or controversial bi en seen regularly on " F • forr American television. "It j; but always Troop.” "TheThe Doris Day Show." ‘''Imfl and song, beginning Sunday., SerSept. humorous subjcct. At most perfect," he declares, add At me end of "Hawkins" anand in the blackout 2‘l,onCBS, cach show, the <5ntire c re cast will be segm ents ofof "l^ve American The scries differs from the: usuusual depicted gathering at at a nearby style,” variety program in that il will n ■ill nol nightclub lo relax md and rehash Uie Swoozic Kurt: utilize the talents and appealcai of evening, Kurtz Is a com paratiavc new com er loto television,t but over weekly guest stars. Rather, it willw The world of music,iic. dancc and the p ast few conccntrate on the myriad talen few seasons has been ^ alents comedy is a naturalo l television honored as • oi of a carefully selected ropertoiertory progression for Mary Tj is - one of Broadway's f ^ - J'Tyler Moore, rnosi talcnlerlnled young actresses, company, Mary’s new "family,nily,” who began her career ; IT a.s a sinRor David telleretterman Is also a TJf consisting of Dick Shawn. JamiJames and dancer. Those tal taleals were newcomer lote!lo television. , A I Hampton, Swoosie Kurtz. David Dav showcased In the fcatiL’alure molion nSFEINBS Letterman, Judy Kahan arand picture. "Thoroughly!hly Modern Kahan,;han. seen most recently | J I -Michael Keaton. ^Millie” and have corcome lo lhe "s Rob Reiner'snor's wife in the lim ited J During the prem iore hour. MaiM ary television fore on variourlou.s specials. " f r e e O•ee Country.” m ade her f I m u n 'vlll introduce the new castit viav. During the five-yearr runru or "The bow bow as Glynis Jo h n 's I V.rl?iTi»Iniogrovlouf Bort Bondor specially prepared audition tapetapes, Dick Van Dyke Show,low," she re- daughlcr in1 thethe musical, "A Littlo I RosorvaticvcitlonsSuggosfod ■ One production num ber willill beI ceived two Bmmy Av ic," She has also been Awar* and Music." I Lunch SorvododonthoDotk. o 12 to 2 dedicated to her old comctl imcdy during the seven-yeara r runi of her " " CBS asS ias a regular in "D oc" C ocktails Sorvod/o d con Dock all A fte rn o o n cohort, with the presentation of theth own comedy series, amassedam four ‘ind "All's Fair.'Pair." 72t " first (and undoubtedly lasl 7 26-8238 la s l) “more. Rounding out O n J h o W o r television appearance of the E ; out the company is W orm Spring Rood le Ed Dick Shawn returnss to to television Michael Keaton,aton. whoso on>w»r h p g___ A sner Dancers. A nnthpr wi »*ch»m.-ldoho— ------^------will nftpr—completing—a—a successful been mainlyy resrestricted lb nightcl- T enure Mary and the Tony Steverevens Broadway and Los/OS Angeles ubs.

Prlday, Soptembor a . 197 2.1978 Tlme»-News. Twin Falls,alls. Idahok ■ 9 O B oiseoiti Daiytiiitn e O Salt S a lt Lalce Ct r ‘ ldah-»nO'-c:CD —NoPri O CD — Gonorol Hospital o <’v9 BolsiB olso 3 0 A . M ...... g ' _ ' ® — Hotol Baldordash — Young and the Restless . 3 : 4 5 P .M . Salt Lako Ct 0 - O - S oSearch « i forTomorrow q O — spotlight 5 (opprox. I Idaho Falls o — Qood Morning Amor 00 _ Mickey Mouse Club rox. lime) O ' Idahi O-.-O-R,,Ryan's Hope - o “•CO AtlOfA tla n ta ------4 : 0 0 - P = M r - ^ -A tlan ta ------— 8:00-A^M:------O ( D ------Gutdinitd in trtig h l------1 :3 0 - P ; M ;------CET9^:r-Atio-f Twin Falls Q tcci — All in th o Family.,)ily. O 0 9 — M ovio)vio O ..V.V C] O O — M-A'S-H O ‘ — B ugs Bunny &k FriendsFric CD Twin T w in F alle o — CBS Morning Nows CD — Flintstonos Q — Emergency One)ne CD Twin 1 1 :00 0 0 A.M. ® ® ■ O — Prico Is Right O "VI — Good MorninoI,A Ar m o r,c o ^ Q _ a s - As tho World Turns 2 : 0 0 P .M . O — Rompor Room O O ( E -— SlS o sarr 0 • . — C ard1 S Sh h a rk s Q ■ GO — Match Gomo S tre e t O CD — Movio O ’ £ 0 - VVoried a r Programs O - . Q f , . CD — Doys ol Our O ’ ' — Gilligon's Islandnd O ■ o — All My Chlldron Livos( O -M orv Griffin Pylo '8 : 3 0 A .M . O — Gomer Pylo O - . — Whoolc>ol of Fortune Q - .’ ’ CO — Edge of Night O — T orzan Carol Burnott ond O O — Prico Is Righ O CD — Carol ior. For Pooror Q — Mi Movio O — Six Million Dollar M oi ' 0'-'< i> C E ) — Lllios. Y oX g a d/> V o . r Mon Frionds — C urd S h ark s O CD — Andy Griffith 1 1 : 330 0 A.M. Q (0*^" 0 P .M . 9 : 0 0 A .M . (D — Spocv Giants CD — Hogan's Heroes ” 5 :3 0 P. — C B S N ow s O 'lji. O — Now High R — Hollywood 0 O O - c I""”""' 4 : 3 0 P .M . 1 Tylor Moore Q — All in th o Fomily 2 : 3 0 P .M . O • — Mory Tylo ' o - ® -— Instructional Q ■ QO — Mike Dougins O — F-Troop O O CE) CB — E lectric O .’ I (E) — Electric ComCompany p,ogroms • — Family Foud O • • • — ABC Nows C om pony O "' ■ O — Happy Days o - O - As tho Wor/Vorld T urns O — Movio M< O - '. — Gilligon's Islandnd O ' — M y Trhroo hroo Sons O . I,-----Phil Oonahuo ’ O — D nys o f OuiO ur Livos • ' • O — H He ollyw ood Squnres O CE) — M y T h ree S o3n n s O — G et S m artirt (D — Captain Kangoroo ( D - As th o WWorld or T urns Q (0 j| 0 _. Gilligon's Islond CD CBS Nows O '-. O — NBC I N ow s 9 : 3 0 A .M . O CD — Sanfordford iend Son ■ ... ■*2:00) 0 P .M . 3 : 0 0 P .M . O •!>:.' O O — Lovo> of b to 0 ,, Q . ,, Q CD - N ow s O ■ • — Nows 0 . , . _— Bononzn 5 : 0 0 P .M . Q .uiv o — Whool of Fo f O - 3-s C om ponpony Q I _ o ® — Varied Progr ------S20.000 Pyrnmid IO • — Hogon's Heroes rograms Q . -O -O no3no Lifo to Livo Q • , ^ __ _ y i ttv» — P hil D onohue •. — M a cv :(irttfirr~ ~ '' •------i0 ■ NBC N o w s . - REMEMBER » ----- T^Liliea.-Vogo-And-Vou------_1 € | ------Me HafbTs Nawy______o — Family Foud ------.WHEH ____ — B ow ilchod IO - ‘O - CE) - IV 0-|.;0_G uidJuiding Light ^ ^ 1 0 : 0 0 A .M . (D — I Dream of Jennnie FRogers Neighborhood - ICE CREAM '• , . o -’ — Jokor-s \ Q i ( i ; j O — Young3 and ai tho Q _ , . 5 -— E Edgo d of N ight IO ■ — Brody Bunch WAS IUST R astloss 0 — Tic Tac Dough O .— Bewitched FLAVORS: ~ w VVaHloj 'n Croomn \ M Plitoclilo Almondid I . Fudge Bfownlo Poach F r i d a y Bonona V Bltlor»woolChocolotocoloto' * - ■ . 8 : 0 0 A .M . droves. Brad Harrisrris. Elaino OcWilt. Holmos.)s. Whoro Wi tho show is airod O ( ' r.Mi) CE) — N ow s End1 Poppormlnl Fodgogo RibRibbon for 90 min O (E ) — MOVIE: -LoniLong A go ) m in u tes Horb Bridges, Bui* C ( I Kivi O — D onny o.„d n d IM.,lo- f S iS " Tomorrow' Whon o-soccor torfly M McQ cQ uuen. and Elvin McDon> (Soason ( Premiero) Marie :cor injurv o.rjn E jrio colo- chorrvChoo*ocoko□ko 0 P.M. old willill bo in c lu d ed . . brotosi her 19th birthday, i Icovos him paralysed, a bra; ay, G uost Poonui Buttor 'n ChocoloioChocc o - MOVIE: ’C'Omar Khoyyom' O — Mi ios' man isolalos himsolf in a — Miko Douglas Cohost Loe Starrting; ‘ Bob Hope.0. Oliviai Orongo Pinooppioilo Nul irsio: Band of fanat- Patorson i; loscont homo whoro ho follsOils iin lovo I llh c o m u ry P o r s it ion is jotnod by guests Jon N I o w to n -Jo h n a n d K.C, ond The Grapolco . ins. plot to sot up Potofs! and Roberta Peters. Where 5 with.'o quiot polia.victum.Tl. Nanolto N assassins. S u n s h in e B and, (6 0 min.)) N'owmon, Malcolm McDM cDo\yoll. . Amid tho intriguo tho showlow isi aired for 90 minutes O ( — Over Easy ■ and troachory is Omor( Khoyyam. Bob Spoca jj^ u m .tn n w 19 7 1 . Ipaca and Robon Ringor will O i CD — MOVIE: 'Bride m m \ adventurer, poet,)t. astronomori and bo includoi:luded. , Brides Of S. D ro c u la ' B lood-lusting Oraculo Or f A 1 0 : 3 0 'A .M . mon of ociion. CorrCornel Wildo, Dobra O __—MO MOVIE: 'C au g h t in th e D ra ff . seeks his prey in a girls'Is' privato pi I m M V O OD —' MOVIE: Tonon fMillion. PodgotrRaymondid Massoy.r Michool • To gott on the■ right sido of his girl. < school, turning on.innocontont beautyb' C Dollar Grob' Syncficato agontjontdisap- Ronnio. Sobostianan Cabot.i John Do- draft dodgerdodg ontertoinor pretond's i into a thing of unspo,okableble horror..-h t " ^ 9 poors with a,1on million dollidollar dia- fok. 1957. to e n listist and ot discovers ho actuolly ( Potor Cushing. Freda Jackson,kson. Mer- \ ■ ■ ■ mond ho was supposedod ito bo - - • - did. Bobob HHc ope. D orothy Lomour. Ed- t tita Hunt, Yvonnorônlau)nlaur. V ' Quording and syndicate mombors mo ' 0 rP-M. dio Brockoocken, 1941 1 9 6 0 . V n o u n splintor oft'to vio for tho bluo whito O ‘OCI — Mlko DouD ouglos C o h o st Rex * s ) CD — Incrodiblo Hulk David)avid Bah~' woalth. Whon tho thiovost fall out a Rood is joined bygiyguosts Marty Rob- 6:00 P.M. ! nor marries a psychiatristc whcwho tries s in is te r so c ro t is rovoolod.. OaiDana An- •ôyco BroBrothers, and Larry Q ;i O CUIV O O nvx O t to cure tho effliction vvhichhich turns 677 Blue LakoLakotBIvd. O O n v 3 [1VII O — Nows hhim into tho Hulk. GuostIt storring sto Twinn FallF a lls ^ Ct 1^00 CD(E) — Villo A legre tM arietto Hortloy. (2 hrs.) O tU E DID — 2 o o m ^ O OD[D.— - Night Gallery r O CD0 —- Varied Progroms Read it Octobe R( PR5^ CD-Nev.• N ow A d v o n tu ro s o f W onder ober 1 in Family WEEKIE E K L Y ' DRIBBIDLCnO Womanm (S (Soason Premiero) A kid- napporr nabsnat a teenage hoortthrob ‘ I and substitjbstitutes tho singor with his n 7u TIorrb Tumor,or, KimI U n h fo rd , ‘w'f’ bfothsrother. Guest starring Loll t ond D aw n Lyn. (60 min.) . Ley, Joo Namalh andmd Joshua Gron- Gorrett anc • focK ore somo0 ol01 Iho toam on 8 : 3 0 P .M . ., , NBC's all-noww ••The• Wavofly oûciO.10 (TVX — Newlywed Gome ; Wondors," a half-hour ha situa- ;v — Extro ■ Ilon com ody bogboglnnino Friday, q _ i WStK ~ ) — M ary Tylor Moore mjooCE)CB — MocNeil.LehrerRepL Broadway Joo00 hasI doffod his n _cro— Crossw its football holmot)t andor picked upa • q —— ChoChoop Show H i ' ’ pair of snoakors:ors lo star as a g _, >1! — V iewpoint ii- V high school hislory his loachor, :o — U.S.U. Special who is also tho a _ q A New W ay To Ma Harry Casoy, wh — D onna Fargo > Make Pain Disappear I\£ 7 (- coach ol tho vars/arsily basketball There's .an unorth toam.Ladyklllor.lorJoo also finds 7 : 0 0 P .M . lorthodox ,bul simple nowV techniquetec that is helping man timo lo romanceic e th o atlrac tiv o O [qci: iO O O — N ew A dventures many sufferers of chronicic painpa find r e lie f — g u id e d im£ ' principal, Gwynnc'nno Gillord. of Wondoiindor Women (Season Pro- I imagery. Guided imagery.7 , inIn w h ic h creaturelike advisors lSaiky In touch with his unconscious:lous — and talk himself out of hi ger with'ith hish twin brother.‘^Guest of his pain, Learn more abouttXDut t h i s in- sta rrinig g LeifLoi G arrett a n d Dawn Lyn. novative m ethodI of treatmti ent — and how you canc use (0 0 min.) It — In F amily W'EEKY.eeky O CUTvOv i s hvbQ — ThoWoverly

10 Tlm«*4ilews. Twin Falls,}.ktoho >d< Fridiy,G«ptemtMr22,1fl2,1978 N ...... ‘ ■■ ■■■ , Fridayy i'. 7 : 3 0 P .M . TPM Janioiamaico. Roben Ryan, Mala • 8 : 3 0 P 1 1 : 0 0 P .M . 1 1 : 415 5 P ..M . ' s. Anthony Quinn. 19S3 m O ».•>. O — Who'8 Watchin:chingtha. O O C DB --W .„st,«,t O UJD o CUED CD — Dick:k CCa o v en O — MOVIE: 'AA M aran Callad P e te r' Kids (PREMIERE) Angio andind Stacy 1 Wook 10:00 P.M. S f h o w , The truo story of PePetor Marshall, invito their new neighbor, ( La^y- O t t C 'O O mvO OuvxO from his arrival inn AmcA m erica to a tten d ovor for dinner in iho hopo ol 30 of por- 9 : 0 0) PP.M. O OI UVQUVG o CD — News 1 1 : 3 0 P .M . Columbia Theologicaloglcal Seminary, to suoding him to tutor Angie’sie 's toon- . O >'^3 O CD — The 0 >.ajdO0 .uiD CD — P a llisars ( — MOVIE: 'Oillinoer'ger' This his being namedid ChC haplain to the OQO brothor. S tarrin g -■ Lyndat. Eddio Capra Mystoriitorios (PREMIERE) ■] '10:30 P.M. " , drama is based on tho storyyofJohn of J U.S. Sonata, Richardichord Todd,-Joan - Goodfrlend. Caron Koyo,0, Larry E ddie voluntoors^ w t( holp cloar a q _ . _QiiIingar_tho-gsngstorr-«nd-M(id-Molvin— PotorsrRichard-BurtoBurtorrriOSS ------^ ^ NBw-Avonffors-OocTCrfS— ? ------Bruodtno-iintf*SwtrBnijr------— youno— wowffir^vvl Purvis, th e F.B.I. o g o n t wwho ho suc- hat fivo doad agents oil died O (D — Ovor Easy flooing from tho" sit S ° 0 . 7 L r „ " cooded in noiling him. Worron Wo 12:000 A. A .M . atural cousos until a closor q O 'W S — Muppota b uilding in w hichI. o0 prom irant phy" Oatas, Qon Johnson. Richordord Droy-0 O ûrv O >:tvn O voals 0 slow-working poison, O — Midnight O ‘uiC — MocNeil-Lohror Ran*Rof sicion is discovored.rod w ilhosc.Ipol • fuss, Cloris Leochman. 197373 Spociai ^ • sticking from his ba i back. Guost star- a>r>ioffl — Sign Off o — Barotta AfterIter BarottoB< kills his 8 : 0 0 P .M . . ring Lola Albright,It, fRobin Mottson. t J >uiv ta i >i>o O CD - Tonight ^ Johnny Carson is host, (90 O ^ itv. — MOVIE: -Stanley'oy' Viet-\ brother, a hold up mmon sooks re- O O Q — Incrodiblobio Hulk Drake and RonRandy Powell, (60 namni vet uses a rattlesnakece as his vonge, Guost storringsrring Tom Atkins, Oovid Bonner marrios a psychi;'chiatrist _ personal weapon of rovengo rove Cassio Yates and>d ShShone Sinutko. w h o trios to euro th o offlicoffliciion O CD — ThoTho Long Search: MOVIE:'Family Honoymoon' collogo professor ma,*rios a ogainst mankind. Chris Robintlobinson, (f^) (60 min,) which turns him into tlio10 Hulk.h Protostont Spirit. USAU! In the first Alox Rocco. Susan Corroll.. 1972.197 O iueo'C D — S;ign ig n O Off Guost starring Moriottc Hartio3rtloy. (2 opisodo of this sories iA A .M.^ . Amorican Proios- Q g'' istic fiond livos. A s to n e he rocording artist is doublo-cro:•crossud tants. (60 min.) — Barotto Aftor Barotto kills 10 hand, O CD — MOVIE:OVIE: T h o W hite changed into a human be by his business managors.rs, who ' O — Mastorptorplooo Thootro: '''> H'olhor.ther. a hold up mon sooks 1 beast, Goddess'An Amoricororicon doctor goos comes to lifo. throttling the ur liavo involved him with rivalal mobs.m Moyor of Costorbridi>ridoo D onald For- ro y o n joI. . GiGuest starring Tom At- “ fte unbo- ,o A frica in se aorch rc h of medicinal liovers. Jo h n C a rro d in e . Err Guost starring James Shigotatota and frao. (irod by .tho mjmayor, starts his Cossiejssio Yates ond Shano Sin- ■ Ernest herbs, Jon Holl. RayRay I Montgomery, Wolch, Shoilo Bond. 1964. ' Lynn Marto. (60 min.) own successful comjompany and prov- (f^)) (60 min,) ^ M'liss McClure. 19531 9 5 3 O '--.''O •lisQ) — Wosh.Wh. W eek icios s a w y bustn1USS u s: compotition, O ~ MOVIE: MC Tho Mummy's in Rovlow (60 min.) Tomb' Archi\rchaoologists cncountor a O .TV. O — MOVIE: -Badd News N. O CD — Lovo ExpExports deadly mummymum thot hos como to p ^ . , llfo, ondI iTiurdors mur them one by one, ÔTELS^^ ““ Boors' A rag-tag Linlo Looguouotuam ti 9:30 P.I Lon C hanoyanoy, Dick Foran, Turhan is'hoodod for the sub-collar,ir, w hon Q QD — MOVIE: JRtSIAUHANISL 'IE: City Boneoth Boy. J942,4 2 , FUN thoir luck and thoir girl pitchor:horpull the Soa' Two Amori A -I norican deep soo \ .. F f» - tfio'm thrtjugh.-W oltor M otthou.h o u . To*- divers oro hirod to>diveforgold din bul------. 3 1 0 : 4 S : p , M ______L =j— )^T£NNIS-2 |f t ------_ iASINDSLu i ______turn 0-Neol. 1976 lion aboard o sunkonton shipoff Kings- O — GunsG u n sm o k e • 2 G ill I S h o p s n l ( P ^ • P a c k a g o S aturdday L iq u o r 7 : 0 0 A .M . Show ngoinst-thoJhe Sheriff of Nottinghom • H.V. O n o O O — B ugs But ond tho ovil i Eori ho w o rk s w ith. Ri- M u l \H o o k u p s ^ Rood Runner Show 1 0 : 3 0' A.A.M. chard Groomroono, Polor Cushing. Nigol — Fot Albert & Groon. 19611961^ Q ‘-uU o >:vD o CD —- Vool'«Y( 0 O 0 - BOBa S Q S Q I D I , S p o c o R aco “ Cosby Kids U.S. 93 AT 1 11:00 A.M. ' o 'AtO o CIJSD ff l — No P ro g r O - Boggy ^ El O — Ark II IDAHO O > O — Chollengo ôf^Tho of tho Nitwits ' O ....E -0P0Ilol O -U1V _— TvTwo's Compony Suporfrlonds PLATEAU COUNTRY L _ BORDER ; o I'V. — NCAA FoFootball: Florida O '-mCD CD — Moglc Method Oil 7 : 3 0 A .M . SL at U. of MIomi ThcTho Sominolos of Pointing1 S e p t . 225 5 th ru O ct. 1st. Q ru;vO >'vuQ CD — GodillloGod Florido Stote Univoilivorsity ploy the O »'va—— Embrgoncy Er One Powror Hour o Hurriconos of tho10 U niversity of O — Mario's M Magic Movio i Miomi. M ochinoa ' » > m O — N C A A Footboltboll: Colorado St. .<. 8 : 0 0 A .M . 1 1 : 3 0 A .M . O itvx O — Scooby's AllI SStr ta rs B.Y.U. T ho Ramims s of Colorodo „ « J El O — 30 Minutes O tuH) — SoBomo S tro o t Stoto University ploy3loy tho Cougars ® ® ^ 3 U niversity. O ûtv — TBA'TE O CO — MOVIE: 'C•«ii oll of B righom Young Ui > ’ iD — Currents Modom' Robust, uninhibitedi wW: . " 0 . . » - MOVIE:'IE: T o r m o n f A O C D - I '3 Viewpoint ington hostess finds lovo is moremon of- voung student is systiystomaticallytor. O — Viowf to M in u tes foctivo th a n dollars In co m enentino ;siic teacher. Moi CD — 30 M - international rolatlons. Etheliol t Mor- Zotterling, Stig JorrcorroL Alf Kjellin. ' 1 2 : 0 0 P .M . mon, Donald O'Connor Goorgorg o SJ o n - - dors. 1953 O CD — Movii)VIE: 'Swor^J of 0 « d 0 -All-Now- Popoyo Hour -I Shorwood Foresf RobinRo Hood and O >:utv O '(tvu O CD — Pro- 8:30 A,M. - his band of outlaws/s ddefend a castle Gome Showh o w O (OCI O O — .tariononda n d th o ______Supor Sovon o v O ovB O —* Fonto Four o cAio (E) — Llliaa, Yoga And:::: ' I george l m ’ s S h e CD — Archies • Breakfastist 9:00 A.M. . / O CU'V O . t ’vii o CD —- KrofftKr • Lunch‘DaMyladySpoclals Suparstar Hour •BroilodStoiStoaks JIMMYl Y W A K ELY U — Reporters • Sea Foodsds O >u[» — M istor Roe ogers Nolghborhood • • Contonoso>so Foods Coming Oot. 2 ... ► Prlmo Ribib “••• andthoTENNESSIESSEE 9 : 3 0 A .M . D. O >-a:d (B — Nows End — ------BILLYWALKEKER O uv< O — Now Pink PontP a n th e r . HOMEPqiVERIIVERY SERVICE Sh o w o >uiQ — Onco Upon o ClotClosslc A T T H E H OIRSESHU R CLUI.UB... 'W hot Katy Did.' Part 5. Dr. CorC orr is distressed with Katy'8 first tormterm ro- / yV'/wW 734-31•3100 port ond the Carr's housekooporo p o rin - ■ / / S e p t . z26 e th ru O ct. 8 ... torvonos, *1 — Hunteit e r s — Mok« your duck or phMic 1 0 : 0 0 A .M . K J vollont •orly. U.fS wllhrllh win*.vi S3.7S with- F R AANKFARA l A v V . out win*. Soup, lolod. canti O tD oO Q — SpacsAcado;adomy - \'î cantonsf* and iw*«l i(\] C lour duck or. ph*o*ant,itant. (riod rlco. and OcutV'Ocivs O — Fabulia bulous V i C A C T U S Mm'tW T I M OW TIMN lli S l , » \ chow raotn. F u n n la t 4 * M o n d o y T hru> TThu hurtdoy, 6 :0 0 o n d 1-1: p.mp .m . • J * \ O tAiD ® — Ovor Easy Frldoy ond Saturditu rd o y e :0 0 . 10 :0 0 & 1 2: p.mp .m . Q KTvn O _ Weokond SpeoleMolal . < 3 ic 1719 KIMBERLY RO.-T\D .-TW IN FALLS S u n d a y ,,6 6:31 :3 0 ,6 :3 0 5 1 0 :3 0 p.m . O cuto — C Inam atio Eya 6 A /A ..nI P JA. i MON- THRU THURS. 7IL t a2 P.M.PJA FR!.«tAT. _ FOR HESaVATtONStC CAI A iiiaot»7»»8ii» yoa»7gflW J M M I - Batman stork, but I but by classified ods. Star- fO — A3C r«ev#s dos. Richard Widmorldmork, Cosor Rom- O «u{0 — No Progroms 5 : 0 0D P.M. P ring RueRuo McClanohan, Dnbney oro. 1969 O .rc — Rookiosos Colomonion 01 nnd Jo c k Guilford, 10:30 P.M. . 1 2 : 1 5 P .M . O.'.Tv — TBA O >ui[1p ■— Lowoll Thomas fO — Bornaby Jones (SeasonosooPro- ^ 1 2 :00 AJA .M . — MaJor-0 ” ESS^go^Tcy"i Tibors jf,mioro) Barnaby. tempor.mporarity— 0 -rFT=^lgh-Ofr— Leagus Bosoball; Teams TE t TBA At 0 » '5 ® -Fifin,iring Lino Q CD3 — Noshvilio Music blblinded, engages in a battle:le of o fw iis O L u c y S hhow o w p re ss tim o, Iho toom s wore uni eundoter- q ,.„ Q _- Wolcomoy Beck, to sovo himsolf and a keyy murdormu o — Lovo Exportso rts mined. Ploaso lurjo to this si 115 station Kottor SEASON PREMIER PF A n o w •. 8 : 0 0 P .M . "witness from two killers. (60 n for th o g a m e ahnour>comor>t. ' O O — A m orican Girls ^ type of Swoothogg makesm his debut. . o tf.x — MOVIE: 'Dostry R 5 A .M . 8 a au Oo L a b a rro0 15 Is n smooth talk- IPHtM'EREHERE) Tw o re se a rc h e rs for a . 1 2 : 3 0 P .M . Again' A deputy shorifi, who E: 'Firo M oidons of _, inp southerner wh(w h o is S rival fo r on network ma().izino-format JP a bad ' O^'o^Spaco Asciomi):iorjtilic expedition O C 0 — LowoK Thi ihow travol to Reno to inter- son't **■ wear guns, cleans up a Thomas Borbarino. Starringing Stephen Shor- imosSto- on tho I3th.n3th.moon of Jupi- Rom om bors view a magimagician who is also a politi- town. Morlono Diotrich, Jamos tridgo. w a rt. 1 9 3 9 lor, moots a Firo MaidcMaiden and brings O C0 - MOVIt Covor foctor from an Iron Curinin ^ over Girl- O O '-v- — H oo O — MOVIE: -Evol Kniovol',..«i- Ti,« *'0' Anthonylony CDexter. Susan Musicfll comody. contcnno ar y. Storring Priscilla Barnos. entur. 1956 .0 a ro u n d O « v t ^ - J o m o si MMi ilT n o r- , W o rld story of Evol Kniovel. kingro of lf e =""w.P™.Cnrp„„t„r Iho lifo of 0 g la m o ro u s modoledel. tho James Michoner tra Clingur nnd Dnvid Spielberg. '•* irjcos tho un.Quo 5,,“starring Ross Martin. (60 stu n tm e n , w h o so darocJevil me dariccr sho iovos and ihoD wowealthy historyof Spain, ththo o country ch ro n i- . ’i' 12:30D A.f A .M . magazine editor who was on CVcycle jumps made him a forti s onco in clod in his n o v e l ■Iberia.'(60 'Ibi min.) « , « George Hamilton, Suo Lyon, ® - IÔVIE: -Coffet'offeo, Too or Mo' lovo with hor groridmoihor,Iher, Rita Q - N ash v illo on .0 -^ ,0 (D -MOVIE: °! I'O , Rod All iiirline stewardussrduss loads a dou. H ayw orth. G one Kolly. Phil Sil on the Road ^ ,,‘t o”Offerings’ r A haunted houso Cameron. 1971 .1 Silvers. Q , — Lawronco W ble romantic life-sho••she has1 two hus- O tto K fugur. Evo Ardon. Lee Leo Qow. ’ with a will 0of its o w n c a s ts a foorful bands ond noither kno' 10:45 P.M. ir knows about the m an. 1 944. , p fu] pall ovor/or a a young family's wall- ^ 5 : 3 0 P . other, Karon Valentine,intine, John David- „ , lioing. DettiDette D avis, Karon EJInck, ^0.,,-:_TB A O O — Oper son. Michael Andorsoilerson Jr. 1973 , 1 : 0 0 P .M . iperation Potticoot Oliver RoodReed. 1976 - tO — Bornoby Jones (Seasoniso n Pro- O no — Supormon (SEASON PREMIERIER) This c o m o d y ...... mioro) Barnaby, tomporfnporarily 1;3Q A.IVA.M. O — W hnt's Now. Mr. MageVlagoo? series returns withth ca now cast and ‘ ...... blinded, ongagos in a battle of \ le o f w its O QD - MOVIE:OVIE: 'S o m e b o d y O <■-. ,) CD — Jonios MichoIchonot'f. Storrino Rond,indolph Mantooth. ® " , to savo himself and o koy mui J ‘ •. S a lt Lako Ct Mnurder lovos Mo' Careersjcrs of Blossom • World Jomos Michoner trace:roco! Iho J"*"" nobon)crt Hogan ond Hi- O • w itness from two killers. (60 m 1 • Idaho Falls 60 min,) Seely and Donnie FieldFields. B etty Hut- u n iq u e h isto ry of Spain, tho«county. cot ^Thom psoo. B oise O ” — S a tu rd ay N ight Live Ri-' ton. Ralph M ooker,)r, AdA dole Jo rg o n s. ona.' (60 ® ~ Nashvillo MMu usic O ; . ' chroniclod in his novel 'Ibona. J S a lt Lako Ct ^c h a r d D royfuss is h o st. (R) (DO(DOmin) a ' 1-952 min.) O — Popi Goos tho Counlry 6 : 0 0• P P . M . 0J - ' * S a lt L.nko C . O — Dimonsions 5 J'. - Nampa • " 0 tsci 0 -I'jiv —'Donna Dc Forgo ™ B oise _ 11:00 P.M. . O — BarnobyJono'ones (Season Pro- . n ■1:30 P.M. - i S a lt L ako Cl _ ®CD — ^ Sa tu rd ay NIght.Llvo Rich BUYINGIGfl fl ~ mioro) ^ BDrnat>y. O tp:: — O u r G ang - ?y. temporarily jt j] . •' . Idaho Falls E>rGyfuss is host. (R )^90 min.) blinded, engagos. in;in a battio of wits n .. > HEARINGGAID? All ' ' O — CluoClub ) A tlanta to save himsolf and O — Faco to Fojo and a key murdor rr;t3-.-: ... Atlanta . _ 1 1 : 1 5 P .M . w itn e ss from tw o> kilkillers. (60 min.} ^J ...' Twin Fall'i EO ..Mi) (B - Sign Oil Ajk About>ut OurOu 2 : 0 0 P .M . O CD — So(Soccer Made in CE)D ' ' -.- ' Tw in F.nds ' tDO - Adam-12 Triol Programogram . Q - Flipper G erm any ,-f lrli''• llt'itlli'riritif: Q — Hoo How Honoys O cwx o Kivg o0 — Lawronco 1 1 : 3 0 P .M . Ail! ('i-iittT■nUT . W alk O CD oFor O 'A 't ) CD — MOViE: 'YcY o o ro CD — Lipton's World of QO — R ockford Filos A m anin inhor.inl Sorvlco For Doubles Ton 3ko»______Tolling Mo- W. C. Fiolds stars. 1 Tonnls itsits a fortune whon his porontsonts aro AllMakot O o v . Q . killod, and he hiros Rockford to f O.wx O —.NCAA Footp"Lo,t O -Dolly, O — Lovo B o a t kil d to find ^ tho murderers. (60 min.) ' U.S.C. vs. Alabama Tho Trojar:o|onsol O nconoBnto Borocco. A parody of oth- PoP o rty ' A w ea lth y c o n te ssi» a ininter. JNDERSOK F ' Field In Birmingham. Rhode and Brondolo tt thot thoir lo th o r :tivitios is a ls o perform ed. osiostod in a handsome muscledo man n Ownor O — Ruff Houso hos loft hor. (60 min.)•) pUplans to financo o string of' gymna-gym O CD — PopI F Goos tho Country siuslums. Fronkie Avalon, AnneAnnette f .^tiM 2 : 3 0 P .M . 6 : 3 0 P.M. P.I Funicollo,Fu Luciano Polu2:i. 196' W:. Q r?Ci O O — CBSi SpSports O too — Odd Coup!tuple n 8 ^ : 3 0 P .M . 1 1 : 4 5 P .M . ! 2 ! maicVICO Spoctaculor Today's proflromrom will O ?utv — Hoo HowBW Honoys O CD — Nashvillo^ on tho Rood feature tho ’USAC Tronton 15( cuiv O — Saturday Nightght LiveL Hearinging Aid ilSO.'o Q _ Dimonsions• s 5S 99:00 P.M. ® t50-milo outo roco from Tren R ic h a rd D royfuss is host. (R) ( Q Q — D elias (Season min.) rnii C enterr e r N.J,. and Tho Ruffian/ a milo-t 0) First of 2 parts. Bobby g .Ids ood 0-m -E=onor,.ic, ^ 9 — M OV IE:'A Tolont for•Lovinn' Lovi T«ln Foll.,ld.Ph,73:Ph, 733-7330 ono-oighth roco for 3-yeor-olds ;o his missing brother and yj,, Tho story of two generations)nri;;v — Hogan's Horoos or. Storring Gory SEASON1 PRE PREMIER Sondy and Gordonon Jump, Guost Q - Tl O i;.Mo CD — Dick Cavott Sho — Tho Long Soarch Host O (tvy ^ MOVIE: 'B luo Stool*tool- Ex. Sylvio Sidnoi R onald Eyre visits S ri Lanka (Coy- c ito m e n t w ith o n o of tho moststpopu.. po 7-00 P.rp 1^ Ion) and IndiiIndio to discover the typo lar scroon cowboys, os ho rides i .r. of Buddhismhism practiced throughout danger ond violonco. John Wav - 15” " = ° '’ South o n st A>Asia. (60 min.) 1 9 3 4 ' 0:sr^d®,o7trito hidotho nows n fTTi - i from Rhode ond DrorJronde that their ^ ^ — Lovo Exports O — Sports CholIonDo , , father has loft hor. 9 : 3 0 P .M . O QD — Mission Impossible O CLjiv O cTVD Oi - CHlPo (Soo. O 03 —- RockR C o n c e rt n- CD — NCAA Football: Colorador a d o S t son Prom ioro) J o n1 otend Ponch os- 10 o t B.Y.U. J IP T ho R am s of Colort 1 0 : 0 0 P .M . olorado loadodod w llh volotilo 0 .i.r. Q Stato University play tho Coug O O .rv. O O - •ougars chemicals ovor. romcomoto mountain* Nows of Brigham Young University, >V' roada. Guost. starrinirring Knthorino m ..... m Cannon and Tigo. AAndrews, (60 D — MOVIE: 'Wntorfront' 3 : 3 0 P .M . lepicting life on tho Liver- O 'uiv — Adam-12 . ^ pool 'WJlorfront.' aicrfr Robort Newton. O CAJD CB — Victory O — Gunamoko lory Garden Richard Burton,Qurto Kathleen Harrison. O u v x O — C a r te:or r (Country Chief 1952 Roy, handcuffod to> a pprisoner, gets Q ^ 4 : 0 0 P .M . — MOVIE: T h e Virgin lostinostorm onthow I O roc — This Wook towaytoAtlanto Spring' AV manmai avenging tho rope I unleashing an hiloriourious manhunt. andmurderof O tuiv — Wild Kingdom ler of his d a u g h te r vows to I O (uco — F io sto Lotinotino build a cathed 0 —30 Minutos Uhodral on tho spot whoro I O CD — Oollyl she is found,Jnd. f Max Von Sydow , Bri- I O — Roundtoblo CD — C H iPs Ditto Valburg.3urg. 1 0 5 9 I O (TV3 — Bonkors C D - Tho10 EdEddie Copra Mystorlos I O GD — Chomplonshonship . 7:30 P.IV’.M. (PREMIERE)Ê) E ddie v o lu n te ers to I W restlin g O tea O O — Go''■ DrakeOroyi and Randy Powoll. sing and movo In a film documoiumont- series deals with the«o Hollyhocks,h a (6 0 mln.) Ing th o a rt o f th o la ta folk artlatlat Cal-Ci typical A m orican fam far ily in th o 10:15 1 0 : P.M. H v in B la c k .. ' > « 1630'i. with one oxooption, 0x1 tho O tiicr —M Mov ovia m “ 1Z ^ n r if l* ^ e w B ;T w ln FallsrWahiWahb-FrWay.-8ept8mber22r187B1878 - - • ------Sundaay ------. . . ^ 7 : 0 0 - A . M . 9 : 31 0 0 A.M . B ro nCOS c o s Ipiny Kiinsas City Chiefs at the New York Philharmonic i O — W h o t's N ow . Mr, f 3mc under 5.3O p Mr, Mngoo? O — It Is Written W n Arrowhua-vhead Siadium . T his g a m e is the direction of Zubin Mehl.' 50 P.M. .e h .a tCO O , . . _ c B S N e w ; o — Bibto Answers Q — Faco tho0 NationN , !Ct "to change by NBC sports. min.) 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Hulswit. •• 1968, Soorch Host Ronald o — Bullwinklo o - inald Eyre visits Sri .. — Issues ond Answers O I — Sholloy S pud Duy Hi-liiHi-liios Lanka (Ceylon) and C9 • ^ — Kroozo Brothorsirs 1 0 : 310 0 - A.M. and India to dis- covor the type of BuddhismBi proc O O O -— NFL Today 1 : 3 0 P.M. 4 :0 0 P .M . 7 : 4 5 A .M . iicoil throughoutut SoutheastSo Asia, O — Convorsiorsotion Wilh... O ‘ ®CB — Wilder Wilder is g( a m e fs su b je ct ~ O — Face tho Nation Q — Look Up ond Livo) ToToday's to chnngo by NBC D — MOVIE: -Fluffy' A 5 Excoliont FoodFooC & Drink BC sports. Please V , ' O 'i-':v 0 CD — StorTrok progrom wiii oxomitio trendsids ini tho tuno to this stationin ftfor further gamo l>iochemist.mist, conducling studios on ? rok with friendly!ndly Scrvicc ch u rch . 0 — Hoo How nnnouncoments. “ a lion, isis forcodfor to leave his college ? In a Relaxingig AtiAtmosphere O CD — IV10VIE: 'C;on. on. Can' after it is reportedn that tho lion is O * -': CB — Economiclomicolly ------) A 1^ ; loose. Ho sr Spooking Onnco hall ownor. cohstantfynfy Ibeing . 1 1 : 3 0 A 'Ho smuggles the animal into • SALAD BAR&BUrFniurrn DAILY raid e d , lias to u se h e r ov^'n oyî re- 0 ' . . G D — O ncoICO Upon o Classic whore " things becomo moro O C ' — In Search of,.,. • STlAR.SHIlI»iU!B! sourcos wlion tho oldorly judgejud 15 'W hat Koty Did.' ParPort 5. Dr. Co„ is “ "'Pi'cotoicatod. Tony Randall. Shirley Q € — Vomonos (LOBSmiDDIKERS ^ roplncud by n serious youngung man, distressed with Koty:oiy's li.st lorm ,o- Edward Andrews. 1965 O C — Lnssio; Tho Now Beginroginning • SUHDAY SMKASBDRIiASBDRO Prank Sinaira, Shirioy MacLlacLnine. port and tho Carr's Ii Lassie needs all hor resources 's h o u so k o o p o r in- 3:00 P.M. si u rco s to •BlISMESSLUKCHESDA:HES DAILY Mhufico Chovaulior, 1960) torvonos, savo tho lives of tho childrenIren sh e — O '".I — Estate Plop io „ „ i„ o — C o a c h o s S h o w loloves. Starring J o h n Reilly. 9 : 0 0 A .M . O — Ruff Houso — MOVIE:’Vam pire M on O f BtBryant. Sally Boydon nnd^ bDa a v i d DAHCETOUVECDUIVEC01IHTRY8 Q . — Offll R o b e rts O -'- O - NFL-F L '7 8 Tho L ost PI,Planot' Sciontisi sols out W ayne. (60 min,) WESTERN MUSICISIC fRIfRI.&SAT. O • ■ • — Rox Humbord aring flight to an unknown . 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CLEANINGw Tho Irue-llle slory•y olo( a dls- [ S ablcd skier who woulcvould have S ,. m ade ll lo tho 195G OOlympics lyn If t sho hadn't cullcrodi a pparalyz* U ^ ing accldcnl also stars Beau ^ S Brldoos as a daredevildevil skier- ^ll *5.00 SAVINGSS, ,. c raccr who lalls in lo vve e withwi hor, ^ Jjc w ith th is coup:oupon worth 5 dollor» The movie was (irst rerelo; le a s e d fn ^ rn .. , H O H T H wfiST e s STEAM W AY m i 1975, y - jjl Eadie Engslhort phP h .734.S6 U 483fm m c JB Umllolen * • iSut’OKj 'rseitp ini' ngni to m 01 e n ap e r cuttomer ■num Dooklng S24,S0 M l niinulf eh jn jfslfSl SAVt

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Jame'a m o s H am pton, H assot, Rote ' v : i — MOVIE: ______h is cliern's3 case ci is mont.TlIv unbnl. 1«1 JVIE; -R u sslo n B otw oonI Men M on and W omen' A cynt- -0-B-.'»AllCD.(SnaaQji.Ernmloniflio)— RoulattflLAn-unconviuii PPerformance iH ot oncod. (60 m Vork-City-writef-cortoonist- I " ' " I Mol propososio toko Tommy innand a ligonco agent is assigriis.orod to stop Wolf Trap: Valory /Galina /Qi Panov 0 > i.' hootic courtship ond ovon- I — CBS News holm Elliott. 1976 Fiedler andid thet Boston Pops Or- Q ^ 197 2 0>u;v0 O^Tv.O O o — Pocatollo Scopecope O'lv. o — NFlNFL Football: chostro. (60;0 min.ln fJ , Oakland at Now Englar 0>'V ^0 (D — Nows O CD — Chico's: WhistleWhi , . . igland Tho Oak- O (D __—Al All Pro Q , 1 1 :3 0 P.M. .land Raiders moot tho10 N ew E n g la n d O 'A D o 'Vfo 0 0 — P alllsorsrs CD J— Noshvillo Musiclusic « Q - KolakDjak-— - ^ ...... -...... - - Patriots at Schaofor'or S: todium in 08 : :3 0 P.M . 1 0 :1 5 P.M . Foxboro. Mass, 1 0 :4 5 P.M. P.M O — ConsunDnsumer Buylino O - Allco Alle (SoQSOn Promioro) O -'IC ' — MOVIE: 'A Star Spanglngled O — BYU Footballill O — God-Sookors —- Luc>Lucy S how raised. wwith ith two ultrarodicol cam pus now lows- thousands of Zulus agai.against a hand- O — Nows/Sjws/Sign Off 7 :3 0 P.M.M . o r o - Ol -Open Up pnpopopor editors. Sandy Duncon. TonyToi ful of British soldioriildiors. Stanley O^L'ID — Poroon to3 PPo e rso n Robe Robons. Elizabeth Allon. 1971I Bakor, Jock Hawkinsins. L Ulla J a c o b - 1 2 ::1 ' 5 A.M. 9:009:1 P.M. O -— ABC N ow s O so n . 1 9 6 4 O — Public Publi Affoirs 8 :0 0 P.M• M . Koza>A:D (E) — Roportors O OD — MOVIE:'Rod'Rodhoad And is oirod-od for 90 minutes Kris Q J , . i SETE T > A D R I F T Q uvx O — NFL M o nday NIgljight Tho C o w b o y ' A co w b ooyondaboau- y a Kromo, Morrisirris, ond Johnny Horra poojh ■ootboll: M innesota ot Chicago ThoTh I - tiful r o d h o a d w h o is a socrotcouriorso c will be include m'.Minnesota i™, V ikings p la y tho ChChi. for th o C o n fa d o ro c y a ro ji Dickinson and Cliff iro joinod by o _ . :ago Boars ot Soldior Field in Ch «- Fodorol sp y . G lonn Fore 6 :0 0 P.M . Chi- R o b er t s s 0 n star In Ford, Rhonda _ ___ :ogo. Fleming. 1950 O O sci O O — People ny ond Mario q . Movies,"' SoplSopt. 25. Payne, Susan Morrow, W 3 . v d(B — Ovor Easy ■ 1 ^ ^ H E , >• ^ .... R o b e rtsotson n pportrays an attor- morose Agnos Moorohosihoad. Richard 6:c6:30 P.M. Oa fjEO — M acN oll-Lohror R o p t . . i a noy w ho flivo: Arlon. 1952. O c n c O aav< v . — Nowlywod Camo I flivos op his practlco |P ) l s ' '.'^ P lo roolizo his : O .UIV o -— M u p p o ts 8:00 P.M. • B his 2(>-yoar droam of a round 2 :0 0 P.M.VI. J O 0 < T V BI — _ Mory Tyler Mooro 3 « c iO O — M*A*S*HHawkiwk- round lho world. Dlc- O — MOVIE: Tho Jo) klnson plays h Joyhowkora' Q tijoCD — rMocNoll-LohrorRopt. 7yo “ becomes ®* so disgustod with thothi lays hla reluctant wifo, Story of two mon-tho J who joins hor .0 Jayhowkor Q -Crosswisw lts tolled peace talks thot ho toko;ikos s hor husband in tho loador. who drooms ofJf powor,p< and n , > 1 mletters attof into his own honds. fulfillmont o> h ch Gomo PM 0 It of his droam, which h is w o u ld -b o c a p to r, spipurrodbypri- u n g - Match 3 l u r v O O CD — MOVIE turns lo tragotragody whon sho is >oniol F o s te r. M .D . 'O vorb vata vongonco. Joff Chonhandier. Foss g DonI Jvorboord' A hoorr-wronchrncling ^ lost at sea.la. Porker. Nicole Mourey.y. 11! 9 5 9 O QD — FaitFalcon Show dramaroma obout a m an's frontic searchrch r"v •serve iftf rlsni lo mtke ttfi. ir his wifo. who accidently fell offbfl ' ' / j i S " A. 7 : 0 mlnula cfitngtsl 2 :3 0 P.M. 7 :0 0 P.M . loir yacht far out at soo. Cliff Robob- ...... Q xici — M iko D ouglos18 CohostC< Vic- O '!'-' O 1 O - WKRP In ortion,'tton, Angio Dickinson. 1978 toria Moflory is Joinod3d byt guosts Cincinnati Trav'rnvis is givon opo last Q J ‘.v[)0'u!!)CD — Livo From tho ard Barr, and chonco to saveave th e s ta tio n .' q Carlono Carter, Leonard I lot: Otollo This o p e n in g to lc co st ol tho cast of 'Boatlomaniaanio.' Whoro O «yTv S J nvojjvD O 03 - Llttio tho.io ■O'foil season feoturos Renotaa ia ll HINANO’SI’S POLYNESIAN^ R I E V U E ! I tho show is oirod forp 90 minutes Houso on thoho PrairloI A blind boy Scotto:otlo os Oosdomona. Jon Vickers Oavid Konnerly ond Aarc Aaron Banks 9“''*s solf rosrospoct whon ho Is 051 QtoOtollo and Cornell MacNoil as will bo includod. picked to ployqlyquortorbock in ovory logo. C go. (3 hrs. NOTE: If^opora runs ov- O Miko Douglas CohostCol Paul tball gamo. Guost star- ortimotime, regular programming will Anko is joinod by guostsests Barbara Blond. (60 min.) bo I pro-pro-emprod.) Howor. tho Spinners.rs, Maureen Lippo, ond tho Paul Ankoiko IFan Club, 1 W h ero th o sh o w is a iro)d d fo r 9 0 min- utO! Professor Irwin Coro'oroy will bo inclu d o d . O — MOVIE:'Girls ofif HuntingtonHi Houso' A young teachersr tokosto a job at 0 school for unwed'od mothers, Shirloy Jonos, Morcodesdes McCom- bridge. Sissy Spocek, PanPom ola S uo Mortin. *• 1973. 3 :0 0 P.M.I. 0»'-‘j Vir Forco.flai/ola-tlio-BurmiTToafo a tj ------fu^rXloftB^Loachmanr-!-) ------O — FBI------■pr ------ntnimpts-TO-ireposo-'irp ho targoTfor assassins fotin W ay n e . Paul Kejly. A nna LeiLoo' O ■••• ;> C0 — Sign Of( (:> doctor lands Rossi inn joiL(60min)jai wlion ho invcsvcstigotes the dooth of o 1942 1£'’2 O.K.-M OVIE:-Socono c o n d C honco' 1 1 2 2 : :00 0 A.M. TT O © — Lovo Export:3ons gconw^or.Dr. ( (60 min.) E9 Ov. lj — Dick Cavott Show A stockbroker buys a ghostgl town O OI O I —Tomorrow O (D Tonight 1 1 :3 0 P.M. and turns it into a comncommunity for 0>ut:)CD» — —S Sign Off 1^ Show Stovo A l i 9 :3 0 P.M. 0 Martin ploys host (o 03 .. ‘- . — MOVJE;.'For Bettor, FoFor flrtothorthor .chanco at [ . a O G 0 — MOVIE:. -a'A C heryl L odd.S1. Stovo i Londesberg and WorseVorso' A frontier rancher sends. ,lo lilU' Brian Keith, Elizobot:oboth Ashley, 1 12:4! 2 : 4 5 A.M. • John McEuon. ^ ^ Juliet Prowso- 1971 W aiting'a sheriff ondid hishi prisoner on. . (9 0 fpin.) a maimail order bride and gets i O — MikoDoujQ Douglas Cohost Robert fin d thomsolvos maroon(oonod with on ® / Avengers woma

;; 8:00 A.M.V\. C D — H op p yly O Doys Fonzio loses his riso;e of of Detroit Tigor conlorfioldordor min.) C o m o d y Spoc. M, ■:t O CD — MOVIE: 'R'Run u Liko a vision temperaororily and comos to Ronin LoLoPlore (rom prison to the mo- oc. Mark Russoll taunts no- O O - Throo'sJ's C Compony political bigwigs y Thief An American soldiioldier of for- fooliie tho truo,ruo value of friendship, jorf leajleagues. LoVor Bunon. Madge iwigs and pokes fun ot go W hontholondlordsnoaks:loksapookat mojor issues onc tuno inodvortontly beccb o c o m o s in- ^ _ nclair, Poul Benjamin. 1978 IS ond nows stories of on X-rated diary ChrissyJSy isi: typing, the doy. ^ volvod in tho highjackiacking ol a _ 5:30 P.M. |.::ivO ':v.O (D -MOVIE:IE: ho d e cid e s to m ako o a rr movo for • O 'iv> Q __Sl diomond shipmont. Kioroioron Mooro, ® O Ivx ■_ Nowlywod Gamo 'Battor«ittorod' This drama shows thoho Chrissy. — Starsky and Hutch Keonan Wynn. Ina Bolin.Itn. 1967 0 ‘u>v — Bonk Hutch must pursipursuado Starsky not onkors tragicgic affects< of wife beating on O QD — World at War ______O 0 - w ! i _- r Maty^TYlorfWggnr-; throe--eo- couplesc of difforonr-trart-- *Var to loovo tho (orco(orcooftoroccidentolly ^ - blint»;r^--3.7j^wj!rj ^^TVrocNbii.Lohr'or'Fiopt.' ’ Ji/ndr-JfTd -agosrlCaTJif’Gfussror P.M. O OD — MOVIE; TTho h Flying Q _ Crosswii3wits LiôrVar BurtonE , Mike Farrell, 1978 M issilo' Impationi to havo ® O • iv> o — Taxi A soxysoxy answ er.- O CE) — Lovo I avo thoir sub g _sh a Novja I Na 1 P O >U!0 CD — Jo m o s Lovo Exports os ing sorvico voice triggers|o rs , Alex' ro- equipped with missilos.os. thoi com- «:> , . , M ichomchenor's Worid: South Pacific In In mantic instincts, but tho10 bli blind dote 9) : : 3 3 0 0 m a n d e r ond crew raid thIho o cordnance • O ' ’•'ED — Civicivic Dialogue ,hevastI vost Pocific. Michonor examines P.M. depot, whon a missilo explc os ho arrOnges is a surprise,iso. 0...-.OQ Jxplodospro- O — S25.000DOO Pyramid ,heI uniquenessunic of diverse culturesos kuCD — MoondStolIo maturely. Glenn Ford. VivocnVivt Lind- ® — Lavornono i ond Shirloy Laverne from No A profile off folkfolksingor Elizoboth m Now Guinea to Now Zooland.d. 9 : 0 0 P.M. a . fors. Richord Quino, Carl Benton dates Jako, thoho Iloader of tho Purple Bororo _Boro B to Guadalcanal. (60 ’• Cotton, composenposer o f tho woll- if - Rcid. 1951 ' Fiends of Foor,ar, Luntil sho realizes ho >0 O ..’..:.O..ioC0 - MVlark a r k Russoll known song 'Froic'Froight Troin.' I is mixing roman I 2:00 P.M. nance and robbery. I O -MOVIE:ThrooSoiloPallors A n d A 7 ::0 0 ( 0 P.M . ^ Girl" T hroe soilors in Nevv)vv Y ork w ith 0 < n .- i O 0 Q — Popor Chaso 8 months back poy. oro'0 delogaieddi Fronklin Ford3 Ill's II: father visits his Our 51 It by tho crow to invest thoitthoir money, closs in contraclra c t low ; (60 min.) 5th Sell-Out ISeason To Thoy docido to'flngol' o she JShow.Jono 0.uiv0«iv!i|v f i Q CD — G rondpa Powoll. Gordon MocRoo.0. G cn o Nol- G oes to W ash in son. J o c k E. Leonard, 195i ihington Son, Jo o Kol- ' , 195r3. toy discovers thattha his prodocossor’s 2 :3 0 P.M. logislativo assistsistantbasalotonthe . f ball whon the1 yoyounrf man joins him ' k, O >1:1.1 — Mike Douglos ^ S I M b v M m w jlos Cohost in his struggle10 tto introduce o bill ^ ] Doidro Hall ia joinod by gu( -guosts Phil which would pnprevent tho firing of ■ Donahuo. Julius Larosa. n a. ond Nick federal employeoyoos who aro living ? Gilder. Whore the show is c > IS airod for together 'withou;lout benefit of clergy,' 9 0 minutos Jay Robert Nasi Nosh will bo 0 ..',D ® _- R Roportors , A 1 in c lu d ed , O 'IVX O —- HHappy Days Fonzio o — Miko Douglos Coh<:ohost Paul loses his vision Anka is joinod by guosts i iion temporarily and ^ sts Gunthor comes to realizelizo tho true value of I Gobol-Williams. Doss ArnArmstrong, friendship. Lynnio G reene, ond Irvii osoboll Cont'd 1 y W hore tho show is oiredI'lojgom'^:. for ® ® ^ DEPAP\RTURES utos Royso Roso Bonoww a n d Lou 7 ’3 Q Goldstoin will bo included 3 0 P.M , ’ o>.-..(B -o>•Over Easy ff EVERYrr MONDAY Q — MOVIE: T o m n A n And Tho 0.:v< 0 -U• Ldvorno and Shirloy Slovo Girl' The pdople ofot an v.llooo Lovorno doio= J, uro sufforing from a strai i Jake, tho leader of sirongo di- ,|,e p„,p|<, Fi„„a,nds of Fear, until sho ^ soaso, Lok Oorkor, Oonise1.so D arcol. Vanessa Brown, 1950. mixing romance ond 1 robbery. 11 EXCITINGG DAYS $ ■ 0 0 . 3:00 P.M. O •vi:) — M acNcNoil-Lohror c Ropt. Iff PER O'iwK — Morv Griffinin Todoy-5 1 ' g.QQ g u o s is a ro Bill Cosby, Susio DO P.M . VISIT ■ 4 ISLAANDS 7 i 1 9 " PERSON jsio Cream- Q ,c;-,CJ Q chooso Fashion Show. Joy I -M OVIE:'Oneino Barbara Fairchild, ond Gone3o°n"„S : Mini"": Tho RonTin LoFloro Story' This Whorovor the show is alrodIrod lot 90 =h'“"'='o:clos tho incredible minutos Froddie Solos anda n d S o n n y TOUR INCLUDESS: Round trip air tare,are. Deluxe and FirstIt CCii lass Ho- King will bo includod, tels.tel: Tours and Sights tseeing, Lei Creeling,ig. Fully Escorted, Nineline Meals, S e rv ic e C h arg es a n d Ta 4 :0 0 P.M. ^ F R E E PPICKÛPI^ l sei Taxes are all included.!d. NoI Hidden Charges.s. 0 — Morv Griffin Todoy’sly’s guosts ^ DEAD aond n d USELESS ■ nro Bill Cosby, Susie Creomijo m c h o o so ANIWNIMALStI ■ Y|i Foshion Show, Jay Lono,0 , B orboro VISIT THESE EXC[CITING ISLANDSIDS... Fairchild, and Gono Kelly,illy. W her- I KflUAIKAI (C ruise Ihe Fem ovor tho show is oired (oror 909 min- ^ ' m Grotto), MAUI (Lahaiihaina and Loa Valiey),:y), IHAWAII utos Froddie Solos ond Sonn King ■ Hilo, Volcanoes Natlonanai Park and Kona)'. OAH will bo included, OAHU (All P o in ts o f Interete re st). 5 :3 0 P.M. 11 I ' B O O K[N ^ O W A S SPA C E WILIfILL GO FAST! O CE) — M ajor LooguoJ BBo osobali: ' ■ Houston nt Atlanta The) HoustonHt H CALL OB W RIÎTE FOB FREE FULLLCOLORBBOCHUBE C Astros play the Atlonto Bravos Bra ot H Atlanta-Fulton County Stadii:adium. | ^ 6 :0 0 P.M. O.K.*o PRN/IiationI 1 1 o a >iv. o - N ow s W T W I N'J FALLSf ■ ■ 4 ~ W A Y S;TRAVELl s e r v k O ..ID ( D _ Vill« A loorot ; ■ 2 3239 9 MAIN AVE. W ESTT • T W IN F * ...... O Ovorfosy-’• I FALLS 7317 3 4 - 7 8 0 5 ■ O QD — Varied Programsjm s - . " ^ m m mw m m m § Fnaay, a e p ta mnoor b o r 22,1978 Tlmes-Nowa.Tw'inF rw inF9ll8,.ldaho 15 Tuesc;day O C0 — MOVIE:-Eight ight Iron Mon' hit'nnd-run vievictim was carrying, Q1 — — MOVIE:'McCloud: Tho ManInn feplny of n game tclevisei , An obsorbing dromo of I Dvised earlier 12'0C2 :0 0 A.M. of the wor in Guost stnrrmgmg Claude Akins nnd withith ththo Goldon Hot’ After numcr'icr- loday. Holy, o n d o sq u n d ofI sotsoldiers tied' Nevn Pnttorson O O ( — T o m o rro w son. (R) (60 min.) c u sJS pc pooplo try to steal his hat,lat down by hoavy onomy fi ny fire. B o n ar O > ■ Q ■ • . O CD — Tonight McCloicCloud realises the it's a link 10 lo 11:30 P.M.IVi. O • CD — SiSign Ofl C olloano. Loes Mrtrvin. Aril . Arihur-f ranZ' Show Don Rickilickles plays host to Bon sometliifnetliing important. Dennir. 195 2 nir. O ' — MOVIE: 'Bnnncok: 'Bnni A 1 2:302 :3 0 A.M. V eroen. (9 0 miimin.) ' Woiivo'Oiivor. Don A m eche. Ja clylyn n Million th o H ard W ay'>' Banacek Bai is CB — Nowss 1 0 :0 0 P.M . ,*S’ H Smnith. ith. 1975 hired tn find a million1 dollars doll that O — Jorry' FolwollFolv. — MOVI^: -Avnnti’ A OI • • O ■ CB — Dick Cavottott disappeared while onI displaydisp at a 12:45 ______B O . - 2:4 5 A M. •*------mnn^nlls-in-roirroViTwflli lus lathe/'s— S hO ^ ------nirvg^pp-rcasino. GcpnTf O O O (D -n Uouglns Cohost Robert -News m.stfoss.Jnckhck lemmoM, Juliet Mills. Don Porter. Margot Kidder O ' O ' 09 -P« cd by (juosis Gavin Mn- - Pallisors 1 1 :1 5 P.M. O ' . ( 0 — Sign Off cleod, the Spinnepinners. Jcnnnino 9ur- 0:45 P.M. OI CQD — Baseball Roploy: 1 0 :3 0 P.M«/, . ■ ■’0=^ ay: O '. — Captionod ABC N ow s nic r. a n d Dr. JoJoseph se i Schorr. W here 'V- -0 - Gunsmoimoke Houstoiluston nt Atlanta Tho Houstonon O — B orm tby Jo n o s tho show >5 airetaired for 90 ifTOS S .im .ih y A strostros play tlic Atliintn Ornvos at 1 1 :4 5 P.M. IS hifod to locate the monoymon that o 1 1 : 0 **• Cathyrn Damon,non, fRichard Mulfitjan, . 1 :0 0 P.M. Altnntn-antn-Fulton Counly Stiidium ini na Q j - FBI and Casey Tibhsib h s i will bo in clu d ed . W ednnesdayJ 8 :0 0 A.M.1. CD — D id D ick C lork’s . Livo 7 :0 0 P.M. 7 :3 0 P.M. O © * — MOVIE: -Bnd'Jnd' for Ench Wednesdoy DickDid CInrk's guests are Q . | 1. O • C 0 -— Ov

2 :3 0 P.M. r — < 25»— ^ O — Miko Dougloslas Cohosi Ooniso Aloxondor Is joined join by . N0W-//V7Z guosts Goorgio Holt. Craig:raig Spon- mmiERMBI Electric j j j j j j j j U _ cor. and Robort F. Konnt TRING PULLER Puppotoor K en Hll! u s e s his '*i Whoro tho show is airod for! Pupp' utos EddIo Rabbitt. Ann Ri Punch-iinch-and-Judy show to mako and Bob fôlvin will bo incli sno Bakor (conlor) awaro ol HOT WATERW HEJEAT SK S^^tho} hurthui shQ Is causing hor o — Miko Douglas Coholohost Poul rv^^BHfldauohKuQhior, Stephanie Brown, jn Ar>ka is jo in e d by g u os sts ts !S am m y ^ B - O n•no o of0 a Kind," a sonslllvo Cahn. Cheryl Tiogs. Francosiicosco Sca> r - .AC ...... ’^f d r a mima a ol (amlly misundor* WITHOUOT PLUMBIBING vullo. Gono Wilder, ondI the Phila- P 'Islandiniindlng, w hich will bo tho IM1KI6 dolphio Tubo Ensemble. WhW hero tho : ^■soQson'Qson's promioro of Iho ABC show is oirod. for 900 minutes n ^ wme»iiMciKCT«iini>i.mi.ii iiinipcvfiiW l muivii ♦ W oyno S tep h e n so n ond1 Mrs.Mi Lor- }' lovlsion N otw ork'3 "A B C Af- roino C. Peterson will bo) incinciudod, lor noonno o r Specials" sorios. Q — MOVIE:'RovonuoAginody.!}dy. Je n n automatic that the mother apartments, etc. Also Als portable thermostat>tat controlled W illes. O n slo w Stev en s. 1951 19E t M ' ' »-• j^^^H H doosn'tjsn't ovon reallre what aho models for single cold room problems. 3 :0 0 P.M . K doinfdoing - is tho lirst of 14 '* V '^^ ^|9 ||^ H ‘'Allorncllornoon Specials” to air The H ealth!thiest. The Safe:i f e s t a s o V'V.‘ — Morv Griffin Ti guosts are Joan Rivors, Bert ( ■ ' ' ' ^ H B ^ ^ d u r l nIng g tho tl school yoar, w ell as ann EconomI ical WN a y T o Bill Follows, ond Alexoov.ov. W her- V. - (Suuanilidnj (ftaneI, tno right to mtko Ital- ovor tho show is oired for3 r 99i 0 m in - rvlnulo ehanQB)! H e a t Y o u r utos Toddy Neely, David SoySoyo, a n d ir H om e or Officf f i c e —: Mooro’s f^longrel Revue wwill ill be inclu d o d . J 4 :0 0 P.M . DISTRIBIirEDBY:CoConstruction SupSupply O — Morv Griffin Today’sy’s cguosts ■"■■*"“'-1...... 7919Frl*dly St., Dolitt,& Id. 83707. Phon* 375-6222« 2 2 2 aro Joan Rivors, Bort Convionvy. Bill Follows, nnd Alexoov. Whorevorovertho f ) , SEE NAMES BttOl o wW WHO CAN SUPPLY YOUUWITH w n show is oirod for 90 minutestes Teddy1 I /J a n Nooly, 'David Saye. andI Mooros M( ^ VU./S'S 9oinaiybcw c l m d i u n ElIHERPERMANtHANtNT OR PORTABLE HEATERS:lERS: Mongrol Rovuo will be includcludod. Enisl Hohb ta[x Earli Mi Bsaiiinl-Disl. WmiIII BiverBiiei BiilJin! o — Aftorschool Spocialocial Tho • N. P.O, T>lnralli.7]<-7900 _ Sgn\ m a|(o b o llo v o sla p s a t oa pip u p p e t k ' >r, 7«»:«» show soom rool to a girlirl w h o so P O ct.cM r.C o' Volm lirainioralBf Pelasen/Eanibles Ptlo Scan™ Bi Supplies mother is guilty of child abus — ■ ntowsMcAdOtiv* TwI«f«lli,7S».JS71 ^^5^:30 P.M. 'Oiir>T.»d m. .om pl.u lli„ei„,. d,„d.icilblKB h.M In, I O (Elli^M oior Looguo Bos te«i*MllKoBd ■I i.rih.rmii.M» hol ...i.i .l.ct>l< h.oi «,|ihog Bosob'htl; C And.olcovr...■r»». ouf »p# xllhogr pl.mblna (on ■ Houston ot Allonto Tho HoiH ouston £■. BR£A>UAKFASr I ------1 b. t-..„|m .nl 1 11 mok,. Astros piny tho Atfonta Brov3roves nt T StRvtDAUOAYIONC au Vi^C^r------^ Mctellg tiiilH' ! j DISTRIBUTOR'S N A M E A NVD D AlADDRESS * Atlanto-Fulton County Stodiuridium. ^ ^ ^ IIDJOrxlBxdA... ■j GIVENG l\ ABOVE- Mt • Vie Fiichof I ■u>l*7.»7l-3in I ■ 6 :0 0 P.M . '7o.m.-5;30p.m. I I NAME ______^ IJSMomlom Av*. (oti I , Citmils Hone Suppl) I ------■ O (g:i O >LiTv O 0 '> v > G 'la ft I».inrcIn folli. td. . I I ADDRESS ______' O 0 < r v g 0 — N ow a iL 734,*34.5»30 ' ; *■> ______I O lAiD (E) — villo AlogroI I Msaloc. I j CITY------STATE O 'uro — Z oom 3 s 1 PHONE______ZIP ______. O QD — VariDd Proerams.718...... — ^ ______-,_lG_TJmaarNow3..TwlnfalI«..ldiSridaho— Frldayr8opiemb«r22r' I I W edrnesday ^ 8:00 P.M.M , m ios w an t himhim dead. (60 mm) CD — 3 — N ow s Starring Claude Akins ; ^ O ' . € > O - MOVMOVIE: T h ro o O CD — UniUntouchablos q . ms and Nova vonge againstinst ana oirlino executive I " O ' CE) — Pollisors P a tte rso n , (R) (6 0 min.) Ooys of tho Condor' An unknow n ‘r* ) sho fools is1 responsible rospi for hor sis- ^ band of killors closc0 in on a CIA 9 :0 0 P .M . ^ tor's doath, Guei 1 0 :1 5 P.M. 11:00 P.M. , Guest starring Soason [■i agent and the womannan photogra- O O I • • CD — Making , •IV^ H ubley, (R)(60 (60 min,) r I ' O O — N ow s l;> ptier who has reluctant:tantly hidden Television OatDanco D an c er Twyla 0 - '.’0'.-;'C D —-D,otC.vo„ Die O -n iovie,., Shyyv______ÎE: 'B o n a c o k : A M illion______'4 ------hirrr-flobrrt-ftedttJrdr^^:lr^âyG“O05.i‘^— T-harp-ancj'ticr'nCr~coin"pu"rTy~cornnjUr ^ _____1 0 :3 0 P M , w ay. Cliff R o b o rtso n . 1976 19! • ate with tochi I '. , O • . O CD — Tonightjht O — Gunsmoke tho Hord W'ay' a/T Banacek is hired to schnology in 'C ountry J T ' .1 ^ find 0 millionion dollors di that disap- ^ 0 0 . 0 ODGD — MOVIE: 0 ‘;>''Cos’ andId ' -Oncci. M ore Frank' ^MowIOW CDon Hicklos is gu o st host. (SO9 0 . 1 1 :3 0 P.M . p e ared whiloo oon n d is p la y a t a L as Ve- ’Z um a floDCh' A oncc-po;c-popular sin- ^î'lhailI BBa aryshnikov. (6 0 niin.) ' 0 - . ; CE) - S i g n Off'ff gas casino.. GeogoGeo. Poppard. Don gor bocomos involvedJOd wjih t/io O o -VoflaS- .O-.-^ O — Polico Womon Pt-p- '.V O'".' o — S.W.A.W.A.T. Tho Porter, MargotDot KKi iddor. 1 9 7 2 problems of □ group of t r gets involved with 0 paranoid ot tcen-agors O CD — LovoLov Exports >id S.W .A T. team tra c k s dowdown a sup- 12-00 g whon sho goos to tho boi :ist and his wifo. Her cover is bro- 2 :0 0 A .M . 3 booch to un- CD — Lifolinoino ro- plier o( sophisticatedI weapons woi to c j a ' tr M. wind and forgot aboutIt he.her faltering kenn oneand a shootout results. Guest kivii O — Tomorrow JSt crim inals. G uest s ta rrinring.RoxHol- g g ‘I’V" a caroer. Suzanno Somoomers, Mark 3 9:3' :3 0 P .M . irring David Birney nnd Joanan man. (fl) (60 min.) 9 Whoolor, Stovon Keats t lodfollow , (60 min.) ts. 1 9 7 8 O CD - MOVIE: MC ’S e c o n d Timo O -ll ' — Captioned ABC Nows O 'uioCD —Sii— Sign O ff I 0 - . O - . : : CE) - ) — Great Around’ Youngung widow with two O 'CD — Sosoball a Porformoncos: Berlin Phil 1 0 :4 5 P.M. boll Roplay: 1:001 :0 0 A .M . Philharmonic children arrive:■ivos in A rizona town Houston nt Atlonto Tho I ' • - — H aw aii Fivo-O A bank rob- Tho Houston O _ MikoD DouglasDou Cohost Bon 3 Horbort von Karajan :onductscond with jobless and friendless,fric but not for ij(„„ i.' '‘i’’ Asiros play tho Atlonto B ly is carried out under tho covor Ito Bravos at Voroon is joinedined byguostsb Suzonno I M stislav flostropovlch1 asguoscccll-os j long...Oobbiou RRi eynolds. A ndy Grif- j, a mock militncy omorguncy Altanta-Fulion County■ StadiumStac in a Ploshotte, Miltonlilton Borlo,I Maximilian I ist. (6 0 min.) fith, Tholm a Rillo,. Rit Julio, P,o»so, , jn d . (R) (6 0 min.) replay of a game tolovisoijvised oorlior Scholl,andJim Da I 0>'-> O — Charlio'!rlle's Angols >961. loday. lim D an n a ld so n . W horo • th o show is aired airec for 90 minutos I Kolly fallsin lovo with thograndsontho I 10:0 I — Bornaby Jonos Bamaby is y, Margaret Whiti ot an undonivorld figure wl od to locate the money that n hit-it- 11:45 P.M . Whiting, Rosemary •0 whoso one- * O O ( Clooney. Holon O' J-run victim w as corrying. Guostst O - Kojak A nun Sl Ion O'Connell, ond Ro un sooks ro- sem ario will bo includod. in Thurssday 8 :0 0 A.M. Q QD — Missilission Impossiblo I Q CD — MOVIE: 'AeyliisytoWof 7 :3 0 P.M . O -.n — Onco Uponn na Clossic c-r:T»i^S3y’-W hon:nn AmoricarH atlOjt,PlQ8tBp«_..»r---.T;:rO *jrCE>'i=W5FEo-5^ I 'What Katy Did,’ Pan 6.-U • 91:00 : 0 0 PI tM-. :="^PV. 1,0,.- - ( B r - wll,o'™ons Jim-Bob Falls In . punished, Katy'dotermities boring top socrot informat,ma„on. sof. ^ lities to livo O — Barnobyrnoby Jonos J,R, falls fors a physical and rl w ho is tryintj to do- O '’•'■■ : ,•■ iO — W hat's Hopponingl down false accusationsms iagainst in lovo with aI witmw itn e ss d u rin g his In- ind monlol who,ho, ,o her. breakdown, a counter-spy q ■ to bocomo 0 nun. • Shirley'sloys lovo affair with a married vostigation of3f o0 possible| suicide •pygoishim- Guest starring Jo d sulf committed to the asyl ) Joanotto Nolan. (60 truckk dridriver has Rorun. Rog and c aso , (60 min.) asylum and ° ^ 8 :3 0 P.M . attompis to uncovor his secisocrot. Rob- D w aynolyno iin a dithor, 0'i(U 0>Uw r ——1 W.E.B. An odvor- O '- - ‘ — M OVIE:-Roll.Frodt ort'Stack. Folicia For/. MaM artin Mil- 6 ‘3 0 Ui :• — MacNoil-Lohror Ropt. FroddyRoir tisor wants'a I TABTAB network oxecu- 3 0 P.M . O.u:- A computer progrommor Ii' nor, William Smith. 1967 lor lives on tive fired aftorr hehe cc a tc h o s him In an * — Nowlywod Gomo roller skates for sovon days ti 8 :0 0 P.M. aystowina embrace with ) hishis \wifo. Guest star- O ‘i;iv — Fomily p la ce In tho G u in n e ss 0( 1 0 :3 0 A.M. nily Foud , O mHCi!Ci — - Hawaii Fivo-O (Soason s Book of ring William I Wir Windom an Dana ’ World Records. Tim Conwa O ® — MOVIE: 'Intorli - Mory Tylor Mooro Promioro]lioro) Post-hypnotic suggos- onw ay, J a n W yntor. (60 min,)Tiin,) uorludo-An — ■ Murray. 1975 American librarian workingking in Gor- 0 ‘-;)CB-MMacNoil-UhrorRopt. ai triggers throo murders ond many falls in lovo withth a world- O — Crosswitsîts McGarrotarrott and an'agont from tho Q — Soap Corinno TateT ate ’s and Timothy Flotsky’s wodding fomous conductor whososo nmentally O — Match GomoGar PM • Pontagonagon investigate. Guost star- ding is dis- f[fjK ■ • ruptod by tho groom’s moth ■^N w ifo w ould ra th o r comnmit m it suicide O ' lk: — Utoh A nd re w D u g g an , (60 min,) m othor in a )| [ |l jl Ul h W ookond shocking way. than lose hor husband.. JunoJut Ally- O — Namo Tha i;'v O "V'i o — Q uincy An T hat T uno ' • IH 'Im son. Rossano Brazzi. M M. arianne aginga mmagician’s comeback isI O ’J.D — Tho Islandor ArtistArtis Wai- |n|||W I ler Andorson spent much C ook. 1057 7 : 0DO 0 P M m arreded whonwl his protege dies whilo uch of his timo painting on Horn Island 0 - 0 0 - npting tho master’s water tank lan d off th e I f f c p S i 2 :0 0 P.M . -w'oi,o„sj™ .8oh Gulf Coast of Mississippi, falls in love with:h 0a oi,l who is „yi„n » on trick, ' Guost Starring Don ppi, James njS nA lB ' Bost portrays Andorson in thisth film M O - MOVIE:-TfioMan'hunThuntor" An lo d e c id e w h ethhCobooomooL,” er A"’“:ho, ''0.| (60 min.) outdoorsmnn is hired by n portrait of his life ond art. y n banker Guost starring JonnottoJon Nolan. (GO Q _ jv 10 ciipturu Iho rniin, hc says,nys. robbodi min.) — MOVIE: Tho Harnoss’ A _ middlo-ag hfs bank ancl killed hiss son, so Roy O . O ',- I le-agod widower and a nowly - O i:l;CI Boioo Thinnos, David Ori;in, Sandr — Projoct liberatedIte d yo1 u n g w o m a n fall in lovo. andrn Dou. u,F,0. A Collego O . tuiv S aft L ako Ct 19Cg go (uofossor sights Lomo) Groono.Gi Julio Sommnrs. and phoiogruphsiphs two strange 1975 O CIO Idaho Falls p '2 :3 0 P.M. bluish-groon V-shapcd V-: UFOs, Q , jg O tAiD Boiso which mako a sue, • CD — Mastorpioco Thoatro: O «;'V* Solt Lako0 Ct Ct O ■ — Miko OouQlas ( socond opi,00,onto Moyo,ofCir of Castorbridgo Tho Mayor's as Cohost ttio following nigh:"Ohi. G uos, s ,o „ in „ O ‘Sl Solt Loko ft John Colcnback is joinedJ bby y g u u s is Kim Huncer. (GO ml with Donald Farfrae takos a O ■îvi N am po Bilhe Jean King. Lonnio SI,o„Slio anj O ., (0 = """■1 n o wlurn .o .n ,as thoy both.go after tho Ropo,10,! O ‘'tvs B oiso A Taste of Honoy. W here0 ththt e Show n woman. (60 min,) Q c. Join the PepsPepsi People O — Barnoy Miller Aftor O "fl Idbho Folls 'Scoity' Wolfo will bc includT ir t''’"" Mofk runs awnythinking thi ho stands being’bitu bitten hy 0 dog. Wojo's fear CD -'••'•ivi Tw in FoilsIs 8o(t|#dund»r)h*l*rlh«oulherlly ...... o — Miko Douglas Cohos lindys love lifo. of needlesidles stands botwoon him and r r p ..... CE) ‘Sl" Tw in F a llsIs •• ■ olPapileo.ipileo., N.Y. Anka is joined by guosis I Easy Rabies,■s, ■ Stovonson. Julio McWhirter, VIE: -Poris W h e n It O — _ MOVIE: Tho Out of ' Cassini, -und ' Nona MousJouskoo,! 0 producer !>' trios to Townoro’.oro’ Jack Lemmon ond Sandy W horo Iho show is aired tor'or 909' min philandorinoring scroon-writer Denniss starsta in Noil Simon's comody utos Maybollo Sogal will„I1 boI i,,.' oon;ololo 0 screenplay, SCO but tho astwoinnc3 innoconts from a small town clu d o d . writer frolics aroum3und Paris. William who sufferuffor all the miseries that can RACC D» J '.- A H oldon, A udrey Hepburn. Hei Nool Co- befall visii : q u e t b a lII i O — MOVIE: T h o U s t BondiiBanc An ,904 visito rs to Now' York Cily, CANYON WAI ux-outlow trios to build an honust h m •• . S a n d y/ BonBoron, Robert Nichols. Anno WALLS RACQUETSALLL CLICLUB I'fo tor himself in a gold.shiJ-shipping ® - M ovio M oaro,I. DoiDon C aroy. ■**. 1970 f beginners LES! frontier town. William1 Elliott.E ______FREE!® ESSON Adrian Booth, Forrest Tucker.ker. 1049 m ij| ‘ Slgn-UpNow!w! 3 :0 0 P.M . NON-PRIME HEHBEHSHI O — Morv' GriffinI TTc o d a y s WICH SSHIP RATESES ouusts aro Chita Rivora,, Michele Mi C J17.95 nnd Scott Hoyden. Rip Tayloiaylor. ond NON-PIIIME. . . .. $2$2.50 per hr. Kayo Ballard. Whorovur tho10 sh o w is SYNDICA'4TE 6:00(0 4:00 DAILYILV PRIME...... J2, airod for 90 minutos Fostoror B rooks . 52.95 per lir. and A Taste of Honoy willvill bot m- 8:00 lo 10:00 SAT.W. SATURDAY ....il. 52.95 per lir. c lu d o d . Homeme of ttie 4 :0 0 P.M . — L A DDIES I CLINICk - • O — Morv Griffin Today’si'’s g u o sts Creativete Sandwich! EACH SATURDAY M afo Chito Rivora. Mlchelo aand n d S cott Y MORNING — RACQUETJET 1& BALL Hoydon. Rip Taylor, and Kaye PROVIDED, THREE Koyo Bai- Gomel)Bliy&Trv Our Syndicateate Specials JEE LESSONS S 7 .5 0 ..,S. STARTS 1 lard. W herever tho show is ain SEPT. 3D, I! 9 0 m inutos F o ster B rooks:s"'ro'“; ai Hiio'Hot Ne.ss - Lois L ane - ThiT h e M o l l 0 ,1 9 7 8 - S I G N UP NDW!)W! Tasto of Honoy will bo includi tiudod. We a lso haviave 6 to o t s u b s fo r youIU hhi u n g r y p e o p l e ! _ . ’6:00 P.M. CANYON WALL^ L L S . a.:;o0.u,v,o o.=v.e. 0 - Q O .i^.Q - Nows CALL US734-80I8007 I______r a c q u e t ClLUB______.n ----- O t^® -=rv!iri-A I55S— O _ Zoom 1 2 6 22nd m stroel E ast* Behindi l n d t h o B o n POLE LINE ROAD EASEAST 734-7 3 4 -7 4 4 7

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Sopiombori£'22 2 ij 9 z a _ ------| | H j | H gaps? - D.L.....Denver. Der A: Well, Ihewholiwhole story would fill a book, but you’llyou’li be Interested in I c o ss s i p | this lltUe tidbit.blt.Inl961,l&-year-old In ’ B arbra had never nevei sung a note In front an1 audienceaudi when she E a ' entered an amaiamateur-night vocal contest at a sr By ROBIN ADAMSSSLO^ SL Q: Please sett] a diffftrenco-of— in-lhe-hIhe-lattor-movieâa-to-obscrvc- Village club calle ------QrWlijrdld-pam6la~Su(I Sue Martin opinion conccm c a ll^ The Lion. She s>nolng Elvls Presley. All MacGraw Mai snap the straps of sang "A Sieepin' her role as Nancy:y Drew,D: and My friend says 2epln- Bee” from the ays that Elvis’s first herr bathingball suit. But "The Rose" is Broadway musl( what does sh e plan to) do now that TV appearancc musical "House of mce was on the E d al* hers, h e n and she trimmed off 25. Flow ers" andtd walked wal off with the she's not on TV? — P.H.,>.H., Burling. Sullivan Showw inin 1956. But I’m sure poundsinds for the part. How did Bette ton, VI. • S50 first prize,:c, as well as a week- th at I saw ElvElvis on the Jimmy losee the th weight? Her managermcr _ LI2AM1NEUJ •LI Jongconfracf at t/ A: Program executivesives a t ABC Dorsey Show ( t at the cfub. Bccause N (a Jackie Gleason swearsears lhat for a time, she simplyly . . . a f t e r ‘T h e A c t’—bl■—busy of thal date sheJie waswa offered a week decided to drop theIhe "Nancy summer replao lacement) ia 1953. — stoppedpped eating. a t the Bon Soir,lir, aUalso a V illage club, Drew”show and to integntegrate- the B.N., Ttenton, N I.N.J. Q:Afrl(fii friend insists that the countryy Q: What a re U za Mlnaelll'inelU's plans Streisand played I character into "T he Hard,lardy Boys,’’ A: You’re on th ayed the Bon Soir for tl the right track, but singerje r ChipC Taylor ts Jon Volght’s •TTie A ct?" n weeks al SI08 i starring Shaun Cassldisslday and Elvis had just s now that sh e b a s left* TTie SI08 per week. T hree iust graduated from brother.ther. I know this Isn’t true,i. Will she m ak e anotherr movie?mo' — years later she w t Parker Stvenson. Naturaturally, ABC Humes High Sch he was m aking $8,000 School In June of 1953 Coulddd youyc settle this once and forir J.J.,th eB ro n x . anight. offered the new deal1 to Pam ela, and was drivini ving a truck for the. all.—H.-H .J.. Athens, Ga. A; Liza h as no Immediat but she dedlned in favorivor of some Crown Electric ( ric Company of Mem- -A: I[ hatehat( to do this to you but yourir plans — b ut that doesn’t my favorite actor, hot fUm opportunities.. You'llYoi get a phis, Tenn. Tw( Two years later, his friendnd is right, And if you look atIt she’s taking il easy. She b LS rord, g o in g .to m ak e - chance to se e Pam elala inii a non- perform ance at at a disc jockles' Taylor’lor you; can see the familyy North American tour on i vie? I enjoyed his Nancy role before thele enend of the convention held: eld in Nashville in the resemblianblance. There are threee that will tak e h e r new/ “nlgl e M d u b I National Geographic year in an NBC MovieJ of tthe Week autum n of 1955 955 so impressed an Volghtght brothers.I Tho oldest is a act to cities In Michigan,Ig a T ohlo, ■‘““ ‘■taiire his ecdogical e work, •* tlUed "H um an Feelingdings.” She RCA talent scout Mut, that within three geologistloglst, then Jon. and Chip who0 Maine and C anada, among 1 plays the part of a Las La Vegas months RCA hac long others. had bought P resley’s Istheyoileyoungest. When lhat to u r ends on PNov. 5, showgirl, and co-stars5 witwith Nancy contract from i m Sun Records (for Q; YouYou told us recently that theB she’ll have ten d ays to0 "rc"rest up” Walker and Billy Crystal.tal. 535,000), and a rr arranged forhls first new/-'Jam . J, es Bond movie,, before opening the showow li In Den- national TV app< appearance on Jack ie "M oonrawnraker,” was having money/ mark on Nov. 15. Thee Eui European A Gleason’s "Stag stage Show” In De- troublesbles butI what about th e story I1 tour wlil include dates In FFrance, _ comber, 1955., J | M heaixlrd tlthat Sean Connery was.5. Sweden, Switzerland, GeGermany Q: I understand and Bette Midler has comingling backt to do another 007?. —- an{l. it closes a t. thehe I London ' - Just made d m< movie calia "The L.L.,Coli, Columbus, Ohio. Palladium . Dgc. . 9. After that,' ■ W f Rose.” They say'It’ssay her first, but A: We’reVe’re going lo have two. Jam ess maybe she’ll slow down for a ' ^ 1m ‘ hasn’t she m i made other films Bonds.ds. Roger.F Moore Is doing hiss couple'of days and look al som e , before? - D.O., I.O., Ft. Laudenlale, fourthth Bond,E “Moonraker,” and1 movieprojects. ^ Pla. wonderder cof wonders, Sean Connery A: You're righright. E arly In her hasagrei ^ Q: Could you tell m e why G ary agreed to do another Bond film^ Moore is not on the cune / career, Bettee appearedi In two for a differentdli production leam. ™ 'TV ROBERTIT REDFORDRE I movies — "Therhe Detective” with This one • show "To T ell the T ruth?" I: i one, called "James Bond of* so great. What happened to n e n v iro n m e n t ■ ^^■ 1 Frank Sinatrara and "Goodbye, the Secret Sec Service,” was co I, • Columbus" —- butb in uncredlted authored * “ F.S.,Sarasota.FIa. - . MpRTSAHL lored by Connery and best-• A: Foilowing a seriousIS butbu sue- >>« mosl o t all,1,1 le enjoy n seetag him , parts. Bette jokelokes her main chore sellingng novelistnc Len Delghton. ...a t least $25,OOC cessful Ihroat-cancer opeoperation n. ’I hope he Isn’t . two years ago, G ary MooreK .S r ™ Plapl^gtorelire.-tire.— A .P., D ayton.. COMPETITIVE COMEEMEDIANS: from show business lo do whatwl he 9 ' . Woody Allen sent off a telegramtcleg to has always loved bul never neve had expanded cxpar his "Na- Mort Sahl offering him $5I(10,000 to time enough for: sailingBhls his lovdy llonal Geographic”iphlc” article into a ^ do a cameo role in Woodyoody's new I sloop in Ihe waters near?r hhis u S book. "The Outlawlutlaw Trail," to be comedy. Sahl apparentlyÛ y fired in Hilton Head, South Carolinir o lL released by Grosselrosset & Dunlap this back an answer saying tha since month. In additioniition to working on Woody had m ade at lea $25 Q: Did G eorge B um s andind G ra d e the book, he mlade ade aa film documen- million using Sahl's mate he Allen have a n y chUdreo?Iren? My - taiy of the samene titletiU which will be ought to get at least S2S,($25,000 for roommate sa y s lh at “ Ronnlilonnle” on shown on tdeviselevision sometime appearing In the movie. far the Buhls & A llen TV show w as before the end ofof thethe year. And. no, Woody hasn't offered to up the I Just an actor playing their soo, he isn’t retiringng fromfrc the screen, pricc. I wfallermsurelbatbeoctuaU;tuaUywas Bob will startart filming1 “The Q: I think It’s fabulous: that Pearl I thelrson.—C.P.,SanFrancisandsco. Electric Horsemaneman” for director Bailey at h ^ age andd Wiiitw, her I A; George and Grade! hadha<] two Sydney Pollackck In Ix jusl a few succcss finally got ah)iaround to w ' adopted children: Sandrara andan h e r weeks. Word onin the the film — a spcwf enrolling in college. How’s How she | £ . ^ . ’'W M fomlly live In San Diego;:o; Ronald R. ‘of Madison Avenue/enue advertising — doIng?-R.W..OakPark,Urk.IU. B V and his family live In Marinjlarina Dd Is that Redfordrd wantswi those two A: Marvelously. Pearl,, whi who is 60, W' j ' k Ray. Geoiê visits them1 bollboth and rogues of countryntry music,1 Waylon finished her freshmann yyear at -Wt;, his several grandchllchildren Jennings and WUlle WUl N dson. to Georgetown Universlj r s l t y in regularly. And. yes, It w’asBonald asBi write the music>lc imdan also turn in Washington, D.C., with a sprightlysp b who played th e ir son "RamUKDle‘’on' li actingjobsforthefi]the film. B^lus average. Pearl still has to the iV show. contend with various health heali pro- Q: rve followed B Ba a r b r a -t- -t- -f- -t- +-t- -t- -t- -f blems — she h as a historyDry ofo heart Streisand’s c a iw y dosely, Got a question?on? V Write to Robin . trouble and recently had kidney but I don’l Imow anythingling jabout A dam s S oan,, In In c are of this difficulties — but Intendsids ti to enter SEAN CONNERYRY how she actxially broke toto show newspaper. her sophomore ye a r this3 fall.fall ... another BondI filrrfilm business. Can you help flD tte th e © King Featuresires Sj Syndicate, Inc. ^ TIiEfJlTEST:We’yeboeibeen keep- i T l u T " " ing you posted on Cliff RobRobertson f — he’s the one who blew-the ble nilj whistle on financial hankynky panky UllliINE & DANCE Wlm iH u s n ] in Hollywood. H ere's thethe :latest: p ._ Despite all the assuranceuiccs that ^ l XCBIIcellent Steaks • Deliciousious Fried Chicken s Cliff’s role in unearthing’the the David Begelman scandal at Columbia Col ^• Large and Varied SaladSal; Bar Pictures wouldn't hurt his career,c he had some second1 thithoughts ^ • Luncheon Specialjclals M ore a n d Milore on People are Discovero v e r i n g ■ recently. Seems a picture•eCliffwas Cll OPEN 6 0om -l I pm S u n .* T h u n . —-6am*2omFri-SQt. 6 o THEFOOFOOD TREE in HAILEY directing and starringJ In with D1SC<>CO DANCING Mon.-Sat.>Qt. 9 pm -1 am EY Brooke Shields abruptly’ ran out of Happy Hour 5*6> pp.r .m . H om o-M odo BreaBread Likable Lunchoiic h o s a n d money only a week Into0 sh(shooting. ■ ôoutlful BraokfoiaWost* ourNowrStoakDItak Dinners The producers tried lo raiseraise more I II ^ 0p6n7A.IVI.-9PJt.'Jl. Opon 7 A.M.-3 P.M. WednosdayVVedi funds by showing som o 25 minutesm 1 II of the footage to prosp)rospectlve ^ ■INCOLN ■ I I n n backers, but thus far it’s hi dice. But Cliff docs havei^vr^"u,"e?iV G O O5DING, C IDAHO1 9; 9 3 4 -4 4 2 3 J

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