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Prodti(ducer Price Index — IndoxIndo for Finished I n f f ca tio in u p r o n l ;y . 4 p e r is no time for to a slightHt Increase of 0.3 percent In1 of Ihe year. The only' iother major based. Despite the product:cllon increase, c o m p la c e n c y . . . th e1 aianti-inflation July category to increase shar] battle must continue.” h T h e in ddex e : Is calculated by measur-ur- economists generally’ consideri eco- j e n l o r , ; t o rlc e s , up a t a m o n ih ly 3.23.3 perccnt. ------= -^n fla tio n -^^ te -^ v as-"ln -tl Commerce Department :e c h an g e s In n e a rly 2,800300 n o m ic a c tiv ity in th e; currcnti July- _2 3 q iLTbeodore Torda said prices5 WKh '.ec^rgy costs continuing ct to commodnii p e rc c n t ra n g e . Ities manufactured or pro-ro^ September quarter loI bcb nearly mo- . and produciuctlon have Influenced each1 ease. InflaVion for everyththing else rose duccd Inn agriculture, mining andnd tionless. “We’re slillII expecting a The wholesale price :e rise, afler othier. o n ly 0.1 p e rc e n t in J u ly forf( an annual public utllltllllles. The base year soonon small declinc for thc thirdth quarter,” ' ~ indoxlydox: 1067 = 100 seasonal adjustment,' repi •epresented an “You have ha basically a sluggishI r a t e o f 1.3 p e rc e n t. VW hen. J u ly ’s w ill b e chanla n g e d to 1977. because of thc slumpingng construction 22o l* j* ,l annual inflation rate.ofDf.5.5 f p e rc en t, i n d u s t r ia l- t I sector ... and lhat has} sharply increased food pricespi are not - The 0.3.3 :percent: Improvemerif in "and auto induslrrcs, said ; Evelina JI *J >■ A S‘o ‘n ‘o * ' j ‘ F ' m ‘ a ’ M j 'j thc i.abor Department nt said, com- contributeded to a slowing In producer‘ c o u n te d , th e o v e ra ll IncIndex of Pro- Industrialll p ro d u ctio n w a s m a intly ly Talnor, an economist.I I9180 6 0 ______1081______l J u d

R e c o m im ends dec(certification

WASHINGTON (UPl:’I) — An ad- He saidlid thet government's request 'J. m in i s tr a ti v e ju d g e recommended re for perm‘rmancnt revocation of Friday thal the striklnIng air Iraffic bargainingIng privllegcS'was unprece- controllers’ union be ddecertified as denied andand that it was unclear to him bargaining agent forr govemmeni just whatat actionai was being sought by controllers th e F L RvA A g e n e ra l co u n sel, > B^t the-judgc did not i ■ Earlierjr Friday,I PATCO general i should be permanentlyy barred trom Richard Leighton, pleading S representing federal wor: orkers. PATCOrcO’s life as a labor union, I The action by admininistratlve law asked Fenton Fen to reject the gov- judge John Fenton of)f the Federal emmentI decertificationdei move, saying Labor Relations Authorii>rity w a s on ly a lh a t woulcould be “punishment for recommendation, howevever. The final punishmentient's sake” and the public decision must bc m:made by the interest wouldwo not be enhanced by ------three-m em ber—autIhorily-that— h such action: o v e rs e e s la b o r la w s gove vcmlngM cral h c saaid id unless the underlying w o rk e rs. anagement dispute Is settled, Transportation Seen:rclary ' Drew “neither• airali Iraffic^ safely nor effl- L e w is c a llc d th e a c llo n ““a ; responsible clency willvlll ireturn lo normal within a d c c ls lo n .” reasonablebic time.t Ifevcr." A sk e d w h e th e r h e noww ic o n sid e rs th e L eig h toion n saids in his brief, “ It cannot Professional Air Trafficflc Controllers be denieded lht a t a ir tr a v e l w ould t>e Organization finished as a union, he safer If 12,000 12 h ig h ly tra in e d a n d replied: “W ehavealwa>ays considered expericDCcdiced controllers were work- the strike technically to be over and ing, Irateadtcad of a lesser number of w e'are conccntrating ono rebuilding overworkedked controllers and less- th e s y s le m .” experiencediced supervisory, trainee and P h otos tak en byV VoyagerV 1 last year, le left, and Voyager 2 lastst imonth show Saturn featuresf« changed betvs t w e e n e n c o u n t e r s Bul PATCO Presidentnt Robert Poii military personnel."per saidaflcrtheaction, "WciVe'restlllallve He saidid evene if Fenton finds that and. we’re stlU well.-ThiPhe attitude of PATCO committed con an unfair labor o u r m e m b e r s Is slill stroeng. n practice,, loslossofexclusive bargaining Sofiirfn T T K e^ b iza nreiscO \ i Poll Indicated the iunion would rights wouldould be inappropriate, noting mmoniiplace requires such action be “con- c h a lle n g e d th e d e cisio n1 bbefore the full the law requ authority and even go asa far as the sistent withvllh Ihe ^requirement of an By PATRICK YOUNG(G pass within 63,000 mileses ofi the planet's iiuze- c( composed of hundreds ol snsmall ringlets. Two of S u p re m e C ourt, effective and NewhouscNcwsServlavicc . shrouded cloud tops alI a sp e e d of m o r e th a n th lli e s e s e e m In tcrw in e d inI violationvl of Ihc basic 72,000 m p h , c o m in g 14,3C4,300 miles closer than r n u le s o f o r b ita l m e ch a n ics. Ruling the union "w'willfully and “Any san(sanction Imposed should be ’ federal law tailored lopr10 promote a setllemcnl of Ihe ' V o y a g e r 1. F ifty -fo u r minutes m ir later, the craft The brillianl B ring secseems punctuatcd by intentionally violated” . ____^'prohibiting strike,actionon bv federal labor dispute ------WASHINGTON---.V-When-Galileo -turned hiss _. wm.plunge.through-Uie.pli.piane of.Satum's rings spokes sr — vaguely rescmblirjlin g th o s e o n a -w a g o n ------putcand.th^.establisluncntjQL— t— andJsniUff.townEri a mM6 rendezvous. with.lhc ___ w: . workers. Fenton eaveI 1PATCO one an effectivelive and efficient .air traffic rccTsifinUcnjrc— controhsysteiystem;-rather-than-SMUng— - G o d w a s p la y in g tH c:iu lu io n h im . planet Uranus, b et c o m e ~ m o r e d iffu se oviover several hours." m o n th to ch a lle n g e h is diit punishment^nt for punishment's sake," Scientists monitoringin g V oyager 1 a s ii flew p a s tt T h e sp a c e c r a f t sho u ld1 r e tu r n m o re th a n 18,500 Saturn’s S : equatorial windsi reachn 1,100 miles an th e fu ll F L R A . thc ringed planet last la: November could bcc photographs by the limee ilsil picture-taking ends hour, he aboul 10 times faster fai lhan Earth's Following thc agenc;ncy’s acllon. headded. forgiven If perhaps theyhey shared Galileo’s feeling, Sept. 28. Its flight path providespn better lighting jetstream je s. Lightning-like> electricalel discharges further appeals can beI Ilaken to the FLRAattoa tto rn e y P e te r R o b b sa id th e TtteyW atched in awee asa discovery after discov-. and camera angles, ahdid some: of the pictures ' flashedfli ^m ew hcre above; thetl planet, probably U.S. Court of Appeals for3r Ihc District union violatlolatcd a promise nol to ery poured In. revealli‘allng a distant world thatt already returned are draiJramatic improvements s so o m e w h e re in th e rin g s; And Ai among Saturn’s of Columbia. e n g a g e In1 1llegalllli strike activity "and s eem ed at tim es to defyefy even thc laws of physics. overlhoseofVoyagerl. heheavily cratered moons, Enc:nceladus alone seems Fenton rendered hisi lO-page de- so doingling has created a seVere “The bizarre has bcct>ecome the commonplace,”' "There Is reason to belic'Hicve th is e n c o u n te r w ill la la: rg e ly u n s c a r re d by c ra te:rs. rs . • „ cislon less than five houi)urs after the disruptionn Inli the operation of tbe astronom er Bradfordd SmithSi of the University off bc spectacular in Its own'n rright," says Frank A. So ! many unexpec1cd*andd unexplained'dlscov-i ' deadline for filing finfinal written Federal AvUA viation Administration and A riz o n a re m a rk e d a t:th the c tim e . Carr. Voyager programn managern for the Na- srles erl emerged lasl Novembciber that scientists al a rg u m e n ts . Indeed dlsrufsru p le d so c ie ty a s a w h o le ." N ow w ith V o y ag e r22n nearing ( Saturn, Sm ith and] tional Aeronautics and SpaceSp Administration, Ihe thi Jet Propulsion Laborai•ratory in Pasadena, his fellow scientistss ^wonder what new and1 “ T h e r e m a y be 'so m e a stoounding u r discoveries." .CaDaiif., reprogrammed Voyioyagcr ^'s flight to He said he found nothirling In law or “This flagilagrant violation of the law— perhaps more amazing!ng discoveries aw ait them. V o y a g e r I c e rta in ly m aade d e its share. F fui u rth e r e x p lo re th e m o st puzziizzling of th e V o y ag e r _ legislative history "whiclich suggesis compels the authority to fashion an ------T h e s p a c e c r a if w i innnakeiis'ciosesrapproacn~ n I irfound SaiutTi’s-fam'cimed~rIngs~anS~not a rrrn rr d iiiR s;------• th a t - th e r e - m a y - e x i s t -a-a“degree of orderwhich\ich w ill p e rm a n e n tly p re v e n t to Saturn at 9:25 p.m.11. MDT1 on Aug, 25. It willI uniform few, as they appeal>ear fro m E a r th , b u l a re . provocation or olo t h e r . . . ■P A T C O frorom m participating in another •See VOYAGER]lR P 8 g e 2 circumstance which miinight render strike of federalfed employees,” Robb s tr ik e a c tto n p riv ile g e d .” sa id . M ^ f l y ^ sprea(ids to njlation’s5 richesst farm1 belt in1 C ^ if o3 m ia MODESTO, Calif. (UPl) Pl) — me Deputy Cou:o u n ty A g ric u ltu ra l C om C;California's year-long war‘ aagainst the publican gubejbem atorial nomination inI which slices down Ihe wesiest side of the the quarantiiantlne In the threef fo utr r fertile fc files earlier in the W ednesday In a trap at a Nyainutv(o and C la r a V a lle y b;b y a r a n g e o f m o u n ta in s D - f D-Modeslo, signed the pellUoLion. T h u r m a n ccallcd for an intense sentatlves of the state’s's *14 billion week. Floridarida already was conducting a p ric o t o rc h a rd In S ta n is lalusCounty. u s — were thc :he worst setback in ]Maddy, a candidate for)r the Re- • spray progra^am ovef Interstate 5 annual farm Industry expi(pressed fear . asprayprogr,■ogram.. Fires ragge put ofif control1 in west<:crn Can;lada -Q ood iqplfiintig!^------EDMONTON, Alberta (I(U P I) - th e 81 f ire s raging ra In Alberta alone cucutting, production by abobout 45,000 “ W e 'r e wvaltlrig al for them lo burn Scores of major forest firesIres burned were oul of conionlrol. , ba b a r r e l s a da y . themselves outou or for a good rain to _____ B u s in e s s ...... O bltuarieir i e s ...... , B2______— One—of-the-Saskatchewwart—fires— put—them-mi-out;*^—spokesman—Allan— C la s s if ie d ...... B7-12 People .. F r id a y . Manitoba, thefie largest a 100,000-acre consumed co 70,000 acrcs ofr iforest as Duncan said,j. - ...... A8 The blazes consumed huntlundr^ of blaze 43)> mihliles northwest of Win- firfirefighters worked ferv twot' of the 80 fires re- - iAnolher 4S,iMHi-acr8«.blii ivelo^oforheip." C om ing SSuncfay. . . '. chewan and British Columbiabia — were ported in Saskfskatchewan were inching thith r e a te n in g a lo d g e 'a t M clntc - - - - ' affected by the'fires.,*n number nui of perilously close[>se to sm a ll tow ns. imin northern Saskatchewan. Nearly allI oof the 2,500 residents of ~ ' Back-to-schciool inform ation for aresirea students ■ which were ignited byllghtr^htnlng, of- The fires, sorsome of which have been iSome huge fires In remotete northern the Alberta townto of Swan Hills were Feature highihlights of the Blaine CoiCounty fair ■ ficials said, adding thaffirofircflghtcre burning for as long a-o monlhrhave— ahareas'were'bumlnguncliecl hrked. One evacuated MoVlondaywhen it appeared c o u ld n o t k e e p u p w ith th e m(1. . c o s t C a n a d aI itmillions of dollars and haih a s d e s tro y e d a b o u t 300,000) a c r e s a n d a 32 ,0 0 0 -acrere fire would Jump the • Class B m enm ’s and w om en’s softbaltball results Fife chief Howard Crayr saidsa 17 of shut down moinore than 400 olt wells, amanotherieo,ooo acres.. ^ w a n R iv e r aand n reach the town. .

I ■' 4 I . ___ P‘ ____ A-2.Tlmes-NdW 3.TwlnI Falls,Fal Idaho— SaturdayrA uguiBusfft;1981 ------» J W ' •* X * i air cointrol vc'oice initerruptibions ? ------WASHINGTON-(UPIJPI) ------T h o ro ------L ew is-£ s-sald-the-FBI-and-Federalral— Robert Poll, presidencnl of the strik- In a sstatement ta issued In late afterHer- any of these Incidents,Is. In each case; - York’s-La-LaGuardia-AlrportT-Trpiior" hove been at least scvcijvcn voice inter- Communii mlcalions Commission were:re Ing Professional Airr Traffic Con- , noon. LewiCwis said one of the Incident;e n ts th e f a ls e in stru c tio n s gigiven h av e be en tw ic e wk'as a s loldI to “ go a ro u n d " - atw rt. ' ruptions of air trafficic controli radio investlgat jatlng the Incidents "and any-iy- trollers Union, told repeporters if any occuredJ atai Fort Lauderdale, Flo., andam recognized by^lhepHoUots o r co n tro llers th e landiimding. and circle back for.' c o m m u n ic a tio n s sin ce c IhIhc c o n tro llers' o n e respoi ponsible for these acts will be PATCO .members wereire found to be "Involved'c d a n u n a u th o rise d volcaid F rid a y . mountains. of Focatellicllo^o'iT th e 'F o r n i a l l In d iaian n control Friday. Forest. /TBI e fferso n County S h e riff Zoliie < In Washington, a SlateSti Deparment spokesman e Compton. Reservatiotion. The reservation fire was/as Payette National Fo^orcst officials were in thele LowL< m an a re a , n o rth of the old an initial unconfirmed cc •k of lh e P a y e tte R iv er. -? _ the United Slotes “decd(»pjy>rcgrcls th e tr a g ic deaU ceport was touched offofl by lightning In tho area•ea s a id 71 f ir e s w e re s parked a r by light- South Forkof rKoivcd lhat thithe aircraft exploded in airlir, but the Thursdayy a, n d b u rn ed 300 a c r e s of Clifford Bevens, 56.\). a ria b la m e d h is execution-: of ning lote Thursday andd early1 Friday. With otherther new fires, this year's ■' in-slyte sheritCs oftice; saidso an Invesligallon of lhe 1 slaying on the terrorisjris ts w h ^ e l d h im c a p tiv e foi 0 wreckage - ’' grasslandd a n d ju n ip e r. burning hundreds of aiacres and re- range firesJS FFridoy had burned a total : fo r 250 to lle d lo b e a r Ihh na t out. A se co n d d a y s . n d fire o f unknow n o rig in w'as a s quiring crews to shutllItlle aboul the of about 402,500 402 a c re s . T h e figure • reported al Bevens' body was'as found along with fivee d( e a d a t 2 p .m . 15 m iles e a s t ofo f re g io n to k e e p fla m e s frorom expanding included about abo 3:m,000 of Bureau of lear the Interstate 84-Ogden lagcmcnt-administered land < guerrillas, includingg twotv women, after police slorlo rm o d e n in to h a rd ito -fig h l m a jor r bt la z e s - ...... Land Manage P ortugues(2se controllers p.ro i te s t nge. The fire at one polnl I 67.000 Of p r iv a te a n d olhor ; a rebel hideout latelie Thursday in Santo DomDmingo Int “So far they're all1 smail,"; said and aboul 67. - g ra in •nt land. ; XcnacoJ,40milesweslest of Guatemala Cily. police:esald. s 'LISBON, Portu|rtugal (UPI) - Portugal’ss 300 a ir sd an unharvested iin Sandy Brown, a Fororcsf- Service' - government I. Bevens, a Portland,nd, Ore., native and manageIger of traffic conlrollers,ers. who handle about 20 pei Dislrict BLM spokeswoman the Akron. Ohlo-basecised Goodyear Tire and RutRubber trans-Atlantic trafiraffic to and from the United an . . n nnafi'sald five two^^rsbn ' Co.’s Guatemalan subsubsidiary, was the second AmAmeri-J announced Saturdcuilay they will boycott U.S. fli ho Times-News ______:_ c a n .to .b e .k U le d In the.d S ';Prost Intornatlonal hters were also en rou»to . G ro u p givess I]up on w h alers M o n d a y in " s o llddarity"w a r lth their U.S. colleag Jd dolly 01 >32 Third Stroot Ightnlng-caused spot fC ^, Today is Saturday. Aug.J 15. th e inm on- T h e new bo y c oa tt votei w as la k e n a t full sessic win Foil*. IdoKo 83301. by LOS ANGELES (UPUPD — A group of environn two in rocky terrain nl»rjr 227thdayofl9filwllhl38lta to fo llo w . Magic volhVolloy Nowspopor*. Inc. Portuguese controltrollers group Friday. The bo talists who sailed IntoIto Russian waters to stop So a k e in th e S aw tooth N atio n al T i p m oon is full. , 5ub»eripllon>llon Raiot: Cily Home do. V to cover all Internemational airports on the m la r s . livor^. 3olly TimojJvJows 90" por .-i hunters from killingI whaleswt Id the Bering Sea Fri in A re a . l w m o rn in g s ta r i ^ a uguese Atlantic Islands of the '■ undoy TImoj.Nowj 35* por g a v e y p th e ir q u e st andm d head ed b a c k h o m e to C ana she Azores BLMIIre. Tae evening stars aia r e M e rc u ry , Daii|Doily and Sundoy 'S I .25 re crews were able to extin- The caplain of thele 20-m2 e m b e r in te rn a tio n a l c: gulsh a fireire shortly after noon lhatfJt j Venus, Jupller and Satunim . por wook;ik; t Rurol Molor Routo do- aboard the Sea ShepheiJherd II admitted they had fafailed Those bom on this dallate are under )oily Tlmo».Nowi 9 5 ' por b e g a n Thursday h u abou>-40 miles,. Sur>dov Tlmei.Newa- 40' Ih^slgnofLeo. in their effort to findind the mother ship of Sus: C ooke COUIu rt m artial d a te ! southwest ofofPocateilo. por wook;k; Dolly[> ond Sunday SI.3S : whaling operation, butDUt insisted they had suceedet A f ir e 1located near Rexburga \ ^American novelist Edna Ei Ferber por wook.k. Mollw lubacrlptlona pold h a m p e r in g th e w halinging operations, ,7 Jv a s b o m A ug. 15,1887. in odvancoCO (*oldonlywhofo«orrlor (« WASHINGTONN (UPl)( - A military Judge>e F r id a y T h u r s d a y e v e n in g b u rn ed 400 a c r c s of doiivory is notn moinloinod); Doily "1 was disappointsnted that wc didn’t findd the sel Aug. 26 as datelate for the court m artial of)f 2nd Lt. wildlife hatlabitat before being con- i'Onthisdaleinhlstory:" ond'Sundoy.'doy. I month S4.95; 3 . : Zevedny.” Capt. Paulul 1Watson said after makingng the Christopher Cooke)ke on c h a rg e s of p a s s in g to{lop-sccret tained FridaIday night. Some rain and(J I n 1914, a n A m e ric anin ship sailed monihi $14.1SI4.8S; 6 months S39.70;' ' decision to sail home,ne. “However, I would call if from, the Atlantic toI the Pacific h» S59.40; Dolly only I ; I'l our military inforxtiatlilatlon lo Soviet authorities,5, an Air calmer windinds slowed the progress of '3.45; 3 monthj SIO.35' f campaignavictoryfort'or the whales.” F o r c e s p o k e sm ain n saSj id . th e fire enou{ough for containment. Ocean, officially openinglg th e P a n a m a suf>doy oni/,only. I m onih $3.25. 3 The trlalis schedheduled to take place at AndnIre w s A ir C a n al. month* S6.T.$6.75. 6 monthj $13.50: In 19^. American huju m o rlst W ill h j 527.00. Second clojs Hughes judge]e blocks blood tito s t Force Base, Md.Vld.. ou tsid e W ash in g to n . . poid 01 Twin Follj, Idaho. a s s e m b ly h e a rinlg g tot discuss procedural matt Rogers and pilot Wiley*y P o s t w ere TimosWow*w» (UPS63I.080).( Special 1 le c ra s h e d in »'udom ond s HOUSTON (UPI) - The Judge presiding over.cc Uic been set for two> daysds earlier, Aug. 24, saidrkB. 1 V o yy a ^ e r — killed when their plane nd Servlcomon roto 54.00 ______PV_n?onth_01il_011iciol.aty.«nd-Cooniy— —^------Howard-Hu^esinherit » d 't o ------R o n - M a rla r ra ir -ArAir-Force-spok(^an-atrSt i S to tt-A ii------b — A la sk a .------eritance‘trlal"FrldayTefused ^ U \Llnued from P agel or puriuont . lo Section ' o r d e r blo o d te s ts fo)r r tthree women who claimTithe i Force Base, III. J n 1971. P r e sid e n t Nlxoi . appear braldewers lo d a y ------m m cj 6 .9 ^ ------moons has dlsI and Sunday. Highs near UslincLflnd-Ujiexplained ' ■ar 90 bolh t s ^ s u r f a c e • f e a tu r d a y s . L o w s in th e 50s. lures, suggesting very comfoi I u n c o m m o n hist< enable cinch-ba3a ck S y n o p s is ; V o y a g e r 2 w aas la u n ch e d on A ug. 20, ' J u s t d o n 't sw e a t th e ho31 t w ea th e r. • _____ styjlngj E 3 » » -« - -1977. L lk e - ltsIIS' faster-flying twin. ' I A easy-careJababrIc------~ — , lnstead,trytoenJoylt. #tewV V o y a g e r l, ItI flflew past Jupiter first, ...... — Indlcatlons-arfr-that-lt-•lt"W ilhb(y ------upi'wEi WEATHER FOTOCAST ® J making some! rcrem arkable discoveries around at least through midmidw eek. th e re . Friday was another' hoth d a y w a s 62 p e r c:u u b b lc m e te r Of a ir. e m a in good Ih ro u g h W ednesdi5day. When VoyageIger 2 arrives at Saturn, across Idaho, with temponporalures Continuingg high pressure will Pan evaporation Is forecasast at it will have Irav‘aveied 1^4 billion miles. g e n e r a lly In th e 90s in th vwin d ^ The hottest temperalujature re- will keep Irrli rrigallon water needs velote lo c itie s in c re a s e to 8 to 12 mplip h . ■ p o rte d w a 5 99 d e g re e s a t LLewiston, c high through Igh Wednesday and El-Elsewhere In the nation Frlcrld ay , . w h ile Y ellow P in e h h d th ee'moming m shipment of j f animals ^during af- theIC }hottest temperature repoito rte d u low at 40. Mlnimums rangetiged up to temoons is notno advisable. Condi- was [? e d le rs e : a s 104 d e g re e s a t B u ck ey e, A riz. ^ in’s l 77 a t L ew isto n . tlons for ouls] ilside work, including Thefie coolest __was_:t7 nt.-U-W est------■ ------Ifv-Twin-FaliSrthe-poilenilen-coum ------gralnharvesnsraild-hayiiryingrwiii— T cellowstone,IIo Mont. ----- 7thh ANNUAL-L------■ - S U M f KaflMar-, to 79 ...... ^toftd.M a, n «, • .... BiLiler »4 JJ MER SKI SAI National Ut, m p«pp UaVAQif K 7) ...... Porti«nd.Or«. eo SO) .... kUJw Falla oB S2 AlbuQutrQue « ea ...... SI.Loula n 70 A tlinti' M 73 .... :: M I a * ' " S? ^ » .... :Uwi»ion » , . n S S T A R T S5 TUESDAY, A U G U ST] I .... •’.llUkaClly ' K a I '...... Pocaltllo BI 57 ' H Botlon n U .... . MltmlB«4Ch 1 » n ...... SMFranciseo u u CniMgo 74 U .... 1 1 .... Salmon so 57 A T 7 :0 0 P.M. Mllwaukaa 71 *9 » 7. SMttls S4 57 ' ' .... MeCall .St SI Oiiita ' ■ n n .... . MlnnMpom I 77 ' 87 1.0U l.ft g 2 ; ^ — s. D«nvar W SB .... N«wOHMna I t* 73 OAtMoinaa . . M . 73 .«4-I -. . I ft} n ... TwInFalls i I'TM lSS 11 0*lfOll 78 U .... OkUttomaClty ( U 73 ... m I Honolulu U n .... . Om»h* < gg n ... idaho Mai Min MU Pep Houaion aj 78 .... Pf txm it i « ao ... Vaaiatday »i 52 U ... MelnotardEoat • IndUnapolis Pinabvrori F «2 ^ u .... Mil Mln'pin Pep ualVaar. 71 53 V to t* ...... Boiaa t; .M» ..... Normal to 51 Twin Falla ■

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Fo3 rm e r T[ m n e s iseegovvemor‘ se n te n r X B | I k Lced tolLSiyears: \] NASHVIIVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — Bayy sentenced to three years rs In'prlson on— -Jlm-Alleillen-and Clyde- Edd Hood,Jd. - from Jack Ham, a crustisty millionaire January of 1979 tw o d a y s a fle r he n Blanton,I, 'w ho streaked th ro u g h thele e a c h of th e 11 c o u n ts w with the sen- one-timef IBlanton aides convicteded and one of the largest cccontributors lo granted executive exi clemency lo 52 skies InI a Lear Jcl and Icfl a wake of)f te n c e s to b e . se rv e d co:concurrently," along with Ilh him June 9, were alsoIso Blanton’s •1974 campaia ig n for gov- c o n v ic ted fclons.and.nfcl month aftcLthe__: c o n tro versy e n wherever he went nsis s a id B row n, a m e m b e r o f o f th e 6th U .S . se h to n c e■d d by Brown. Hood, 29, re^ e rn o r. H am w a s llie chlelief prosecution . FBIarreslec'Sled his legal counsel and the H T e n n esee’s s ^ governor, was sentenced. I ' • V . d Circuit Court of Appeals,Is. "The court ceived ann 18-montlii prison term andnd wiincss. . state's chlei:hlef exlraditions officer on y A. * to •breeB > years in prison Friday forr a ls o fin es y o u $ 1,000 on cieach of the 11 ' SH.oooinfli I fines. A llen, 52, re c e iv e d two iring charges. They were a c c e p tinng g ,a bribe. c o u n ts ." y o a r s In p ririso n a n d w as fined SI4.000. "This appears lo the: courtc 10 have L: been a case of very hardrdball political of arranging to reduce con- I. f l Blanton,on, 51, stixtd stonefaced beforee The three-year sentence rec defendants were accuseded patronage, crossing thec line: Inlo lllc- “ "'™lienees for cash payoffs. ! their influence to obtain larges were filed against — -JW — tsiack-robe)bed:Judge-BalIey'Brown-iri-a— B— in-flnes-represented yet-ft S h V r S lin g a llty ." Rm^i’n in ' Ulanlun inm Iithe clemency plot, but he h u sh e d federal fc courtroom lo hearr for Blanton, who is now n censes for friends from theh e (en c e. was indlcle

------^ * -W rn rd o w V lQ w M o ' I • Mobil Homo modi>del H Americcan killeiid by autc0 thievess inKenxlyo ~ _ ' 4600 CFM (the loila rg e s t) H NAIROBI, Kenya (Ul (UPI) — An municatlon;ons Agency and was ih suburb « of Nairobi after dinllnner w hen a s to le n a nI d its it; owner and a passengerr Reg. $669.95 American woman Jourrlurnalist from Nairobi tolo cover< a U.N. energy con- white \ Peugeot sedan begai?an following had beenn locked in the trunk Your C h o ice. Texas was fatally shotot Ithroiigh the ference. tth e m . \ : m \ througlioutit thetl chase. window of a locked autoiJtomobile by a She dieded during surgery, an cm- " M y only th o u g h t w as teto gel to the “About fourfou men Jumped out of thee , band of African auto thicthieves after a bassy spokeIkesman said. house i and past my guard•d a s q u ic k ly o th e r c a," r ,” Muir said. "One had aQ terror-filled chase througough the dark- A compaipanion, Voice of America asi possible,’’ Muir said,i. " B u l th e y iong-barrele<‘led pistol and one had aQ Frigtda 9rs laire A ir C onditioners ened streets of Nairobi•obi, the U.S. Nairobi correspondent coi Hugh Muir, stayed s right with me. At U one polnl, panga la (a long, wide-bladed^ * 5000 E m b a s s y an n o u n ce d Fridzriday. gave reportorters a harrowing account they t passed me. made a1 U-turni and machelle)."I." Miss Driscoll, in M uir's 0 BTU $ 1 O D The Journalist was EveiIverly DriscoU, of the ThunlUrsday night car chase that c c a m e b a c k a n d sidc-sw lpede d m y c a r ." c a r . lo ck edj h hi e rs e lf inside, Rog. $25279.95.. IT OB 40. of Washington. D.C.C. ,A native of ended in tragedytra In front of his home, Braking to a stop In front fr of his -in truele Washington style, she Houston, Texas, and formermersecrelary just momenicnts before the couple would house, i Muir found the gal«ate was not punched)11 all the buttons in the car, { to A s tro n a u t F r a n k Boi Borman, now have reache:hed safety. . c c o m p le te ly o pen a n d Jum pcpedoulofhis locking hers

“ Bushspecjaksoutfoi>r Reagan ooncontrolll e r s

NORTH KINGSTOWN.N. R.l. (UPI) striking corcontrollers, despite layoffs hhas been closed nearly a weekwi due to ■' — Vice President Georgerge Bush said already beg)eglnning in the airiine in- tlthe controllers strike.. Friday that President Rea[leagan had no dustry. The six Air Force contntroiiers who alternative but to flre2 thetl nation’s "Itsnotth

, DeilBurktk e ’ s F l a rfCSEST c WATKINSS iPRODUCTS s / EVER IN THE STAATE OF IDAHO collection:n s on sal6 toi L PRODUCTS DIS(ISCOUNTED 30* 3day TUDUsinioFDOcuRsynniBESouDU)-BRINfi YQUBOWHCOIlTimEIIS u p d d H ^:usK7^yor( “=-DeirBurke; ^ ------8;0DrsimpitR---3orHonininiinnM rl 'KfltlBfifly (AcroM Irom lh» bank)f l i >0______J — phllanthropistr-collector-7-n »v-^oys-o-wM k ------555 f f l — the Lusk Chamberof Comrjmmerce and Also, willvilt soil throo pidco boJroomam sulto —^antlqub’moHbgr ^ h y ; rnitlifuesTT• • • • madam, amassed a fortunejjieofoverSI $ 1 ,5 0 0 v a lu o — m oake on offor. million practicing the worlvorid's oldest I profession for nearly threur store. •— made-for-MrsrBurke-in-HiI'H ollyw ood;— ...... t ~ along with mink,—chinchnchllla_and_i® ______i n s w e r - i / ermine fur collar pieces« e s a n d a A ^ Anytime youu are“sh6ppinin g—in~t h'e~D:o\ow ntqw n ~ — ; w a r d r o b e o f dr e s s e s o u t ofra-Jf:a-A lafcW eat=dj^i ______— movie — to the valuable,le. Including It Is no t p o s s lb l o f o r uJS s to I spook for othor funor< rai l“ orTnTC«*iilins-B ig-S torre —^take^a-3—nrimite— ^ crystal candleholders,s, antique ' homos, but wo con spispook for oursolvos whoio n ' a nnd c se e th e Ipt□test arrivals in i our sto re -— both ;___siiverware..a.M ills.sludio)juke.box..a ju ______------wo-say-lhoro Is-no-OKfrK»fo-chorge.-*-Thef©-is-nove 1952 Packard and an autiautographed on addMlonai cost, nolO m r oltor whot timo of do 3w and used - we hove hujndereds of piipieces to — picture of Will Rogers. L 'T '. / n e ' . T h e a u c tio n is e x p e c te di to bring in or night w e aro coiiod1 anywoi horo In MagIc.Volloye y loook at..We aree here to help> you anyway’ vw e can. m o r e lh a n $700,000. M rs. B u rk e 's 415-acre raQnch n c and the Wo provide 0 continu B e a n o f g o ld ," M rs::B u rk e‘gaveaway ga PHON)NE733-6600 ------Across fronDm our main store m u c h of h e r w e a lth . S h e h ejaded a d many isk .'d o n ated i;-;-::' gf t^e charity drives in Lusk, 155 2nd A vo.>. NorthI TwInFalli money lo local churchesiS j .a n d put Mveral Lusk students throitiroilgh le g o '.-,: — A-4 TIm es-N ew a, Twin1 Falls.Fa Idaho • SaturBa/.Au^’uq'usM57i981 ^ ... . = A d m iiTTistrat i ttonrgoitngahce a d w tth A W / WASHINGTON (U! (U P I ) - T h e A n d C ontjntrol System aircraft, established and thc pricep Is still un- the U.S.•S. A lrF o rc e . in te r e s ts in th e M iddIIdle E a s t. A spin,n, DE -W is. a rg u e th e s a le is unwise Reagan adminlslrnUon ion served notice The dealdei already is under fire from•om certain, but It is expece c te d to e x c e e d J2 T h e!jr ir m issio n w ill to g u a rd Sa.iSaudi .. Tl)cSaudis, In a.btbooklet supjx)r1ing becauselUse it falls into the sam e pattern Friday the- expected?d c o n g re ssio n a l • Is r a e land am Itscongrcsslonal allies. ‘■' blinon and'include cncrew training and oll flblcbids and' installations in1 tthe the sale, claim thc t surveillance of extradravagonfarm s deals that prts battle over its propose' osed sale of five Congre»ress will have 50 calendard a r s p a r e p a r ts fo r th e fiveve pianos. Persianan Gulf region from attackck by systems will face awaya' from Israel cecdedled the downfall o f. Shah AWACS command pla planes lo Saudi days, counting co from when ir re- - The AWACS; a millllltary version of 'Iranort:tr th e S o v iet Union, and. in any case,, thci Israelis arc Mohamio m m e d R eza P o h la v l o f Iro n , - 'Arabia will bcf’in in earlycar Septembec convenesics Sept. 9, In which It canc an th e B o e in g 707. is crammed < with Fourir U.S.I Air Forcc AWACS planlianes mistaken when theyey say thc planes Acconcording to Aspin’s office, the a n d b e d e cid e d by th c en * end of October. disappro'.rove the.sale. Disapproval re- sophisticated comput salc'of Exactlyrtiy what equipment the fiveIve and congressional criiTitles, thc Saudi thc plan*ancs wiil be a threat to Isras r a c i ‘ la n d s c a p e fro m a la rgrg e city . p e nIng d in g U.S. weapons soles, accord- Itip sophisticated AlrboIrbornc Warning planes will « carry has not been?en planes will be ownedI anda operated by and thericrefore will work against U.S.U. Some opponents, sisuch as Rep. Les ing InlA As spln’sofficc.

‘P r e v cailin g vM7age’ haw chain g es uv a n te dI I Rembnrandt paintiting taken

WASHINGTON (UPl)P l) - The Labor tionary/ lawl£ ," Chrislopher Luis of the that must bc paid to t< conslructlon percenlIt of< an area’s workforce fonforce LONDON (UPlPI) — A thief PoliceIlcc sold thc thief simply un- EJepartment proposedd majortr changes U.S. Cha'hambcr of Commerce said;lid; workers employed forir work on feder- In eachh craft,c the union scale becar:ame ■ walked Inlo thc DulwichI Picture hookeded I thc plclure from the wall Friday to a controversi ersial law which “We Intciilcnd to redouble our'effort1 tolo ally funded projects,.s,. The deneral the“pre\revalllngwage." ■ Gallery Friday. took, t( a smoll Re- and modnode off wllh It. sets wages for construcruction workers reach thish is g o a l ." ' Accounting Office detcttcrmined the law Underer the administration proposaosal. mbrandt porlrtrail worth an Investi-estlgators were trying to on federally financed ppre ro je c ts. !rt Georglne. AFL-CIO Build-11^. to bc inflationary andid h a d u rg e d Its &t le aist s t SO pcrccnt of an arearea’s estimated $1.8 million m from the fTacef 26 people who vlslled the Urganized larwr atta outdated,ou infla- Thc lawaw sets a “prevailing wage"c" . 'with a single wage seaicale - have 30 W.Wmilllilii(q n o f th e a n n u al sa v in g . hnd been stolen untintll it was discov- markei."et.” he soid. “Its m ore likely ered missing (romm its place on the . it wass takenta by an art lover for 1U,S. wc)ants nucclear weecapons bttan in Miideast w all. h im s e}lf lf 01o r fo r a c o lle c to r.”

1 SA N T A BA R B A R A ., Calif. Ca (U PI)------E u g e nne e V; Rostowrdlrector orthe"he""” He said he expecls.ththe administra- posscssloi>lon..of.nuclcac_wcapons i b;b y . ' The Reagan admlnlstratlratio n is se ek in g A rm s Control Co and Disarmamentnt tion to detail its positionon on thc ban at Latin Amtim crican countries. an agreement banniifining nuclear Agcncy,. saids: Friday in an interview!w thc United Nations in ScSeptember. The The International Int Atomic Energ;:r g y \ weapons In the Middlele East,1 deputy with thee INew York Times that thche U.N. approved a rcsole lu tio n in 1974 A g e n c y' is to e n s u re th a t pe ac efu l use.uses Whito House press seerocretary Larry administn;lration was holding dis*is* a p p ro v in g su c h a ba n . o f n u c lelear a energy arc not used fo r ^ M AND _ Speakes said Friday _____ ------. c u s s io n s5 ^wilh varlous-Mlddie- E ast-iSt------Past—administrationDns— fre q u e n tly - - m ilita ryy p u rp o ses:------“We have sought rcireaction from nations and ar key outside powers on}n have advocated nuclcarar-frec zones iri ______lc East and the arrangingng an accord to ban nuclear countries in the Middle I ar the developing worid. OHOLISM: ■ ^ s in th c region. N**: 0 talks arc exploratory,""Speakes S said, weapons In The Treaty of Tlatclollolco, signed by OPENING • • He declined to disclosee tfthe responses . Rostoww said the pact would bcJC 22 nations and effectiveVC in 19C7, b a n s of Israel and the Arab3 ninations to the patterneded after liie Treaty of the testing, manufacliclurcr, or ac* c<| p ro p o s a l. T la tc l o lcIco. o which bans nuclcarir quisition.as well os thcIhc storage, in- i tDON’T / ’ ; in l> atin A m c ric a. stollatlon, deployment: oro any form of ^ ' ■ Speakes said thc presld^Ido'ntbelievbs WAIVNT / ^ o ONTINllUES . It is critical for suchch a zone be ______e s ta b lis h e d In th c volatilelile M iddle E a s t . — - ] T 0 1T A L K / I and that his conccm waswas heightened r ______by recent-evenls-ln-Uic1C rrcglon-T.an ...... o c OUT- obvious reference to Isratsrael’s destruc- . ^m s . REX p. HALL,, uJOSEPH H. LYMIAN / 1 lio n o f I ra q ’s n u c le a r reac:lactor June7. y iP riice AND G ARYfYV. DIXON IFYOUU N E E D J ! 0 ’ n International I r a q is a p a rty to a n li are pleased1 lclo announce TO TALIVLK ABOUT A agreement limiting thcthe spread of . — — ------ITANDD DI O N T i ------nuclear—weaponry r-lsrais r a e l - h a s - n o l ------KNOW!wTTO w ;------i __ Doniu ts,-C o>okles— ( signed the agreement but}ut h a s ple d g ed I CALLU: U S TODAY it will not bc thc firstirst nation to D R . K E N TT J . A L L E N introduce nuclear weapcapons In the THE H - : " - a re g io n . as an Associate in their practice of m d Drinnks GENERALD.DENTISTRY WALFLker. _____ CENTITER ^ 4140 Varieties of OoD onuts------— Now y ou knclo u j... — . K,, ForA tcoloolollsmond , . Dr. Allen will b e availableI SSaturdays s and Evenings•^y b Drug Abusbuso y fo rth e Entire WVeek e - By United Press Intcrnatu\atlonal \ppointment. Olfice Hourss aare fi/onday ttiru Saturda . P.O. Bo:10X541 S;OOA.m :‘5:OOP.M. {'sv(evenings by appointment) T h e r e a r c a b o u t 20 longmguages in thc ^0 G O O D)ING, I ^ IDAHO • ^ Jay's; Donut IH ouse world in which no onoJ cancj converse 733-43-4515 • 1218 Filer A venue Bast Twinin Falls 83330 b ecausc there is only oneme s p e a k e r le ft V , — — ^ Ph. (208))8) 934-8461 , 321 South Linhcoln Jerome . a liv e .

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J u d g\e e orders Pre•esley estate2 to file su it againstc m aia n a g e r

■ M E M P H IS . T en nI. . (UPI)(' - A probate judge;e _ Presley died four years;ir s a g o S u n d a y — A ug. 16, Evans ordered lhat a suisuit be brought against .. : ■; Friday ordered Ihele estate« of the late Eivlsis 1977 — but his agreemennent to sp ilt p ro fits 50-50 FParker wllhin 45 days. Hec a lso o rd e re d th c th re e ; Presley to sue the eent n te rta in e r ’s m a n a g e r. .Col.ll. w ith P a r k e r c o n tin u ed after aft the dealh. Probate cco-executors of thc estatele — Presicy's former i Thomas A. Parker, for compensation because of Judge Joseph Evans orderdered Parker's payments vwife, Priscilla, his accountjnlant and a Memphis alleged business fraud.ud. from the estate to be ^eldield In abcypnce pending bbank — not to enter Into anyan future agreements . _ : Although thc orderT maden: no specific monetaryy f u r th e r o r d e r s fro m th e ccoi o u rt. Mw ilh P a r k e r w iih o u t c o u rt[a a^ p p ro v a l. reference, allegations)ns were made that Parker:r "The court finds thatat thci compensation rc- Parker was not presentent for the lO-mlnulc ; had defrauded Presley:ley of m ore than S2.8 millionin ceived by Colonel Parkiarker Is excessive and iihearing. His attorney, JacIack Maglds, however. : in Income Parker gotot ffrom side deals with RCAA shocks the conscience of the court," Ihe Judge said s; Parker “emphaticallyIly denies” any wrong- : R e c o rd s a n d o th e r comio m p a n les. s a id . d o in g . . s

I I R S s alys s , estate ov>wes $14 m illillion d u e to »m istaken nr e p o r t s

: MEMPHIS, Tenn.1. (UPl) -/T he Internalli E x e c u to rs, o f P re s le y ’s's c!e s ta te h a v e ch allen g ed T h c c a s e Is stlil p e nding. R e v e n u e S e rv ic e claimlim s th c E iv ls P rc s lc y e sta te:c ail the IRS claims in U.S- Tax Courl in ,.^ T h e IR S s tu d y of P re s le yy'& 's c s ta t e sa v s ta x a b le _ —I------owes-m oro-' than-$14-$l4-mliilonHn-back-taxe5“fs— W a s n in g to n rc a m n g - thiem-**lmpropenm!“c e m r^ ''^fe m e sliciijrcrbc r^rctff■df’tro m 54,134,390 to ...... - bccause of alleged misln is ta k e s ih re p o rtin g th e la tee- - roneous." $25,154,628.81.K B e fo re arrlvJ:iv^ng at that amount, entertainer’s incincomc', thc Memphiss Thc IRS made20 adjustnis tm e n t s to lh e e s ta te la x the tli IRS looked at real property, pr slocks and Commerclal-AppealI salsa id F rid a y . returns iast month, questic‘Slioning several figures, bonds, b( administrative cxpeiPjCnses and Presley's The newspaper saidlid the IRS contends the taxX including the value plaplaced on his while- d b e fo re a n d a f te r h is I977death.1971 . managerCol.TomParker.:er. lA T UIRDAY, i AUGUSTT I1 S t h BLUE LAKES flA A lL -22 : 0 0 p .m . FILER HIGH SCHOOL.S O 7-.30 p.m. Militant IrIranians stcteal boat headed foiDr Ayatollaa’s fleet m ______,______1 B y U n ite d P r e s s In tem atloional m chbr^fTMMorocco’s Atlantic coast « near Casabablanca. The Spanish « 'XnTi'Khomclnl commainandos re- Foreign Minlinlstry earlier said the li portedly led by thc late shahh a h ’s fo rm e r v e s s e l, a 150-150-foot K a m a n c la s s fa st T naval chief attacked threeiree French- attack boal,I, was commandeered to flitt,, m ade gunboats off thc coasiia s t of S p a in T a n g le rs , Morocco. Me But Moroccan ]* Thursday and sailed .awayay In one of officials denlefiled It w a s In T a n g le rs. S H[ them, Spanish officialss disclosed Claiming'rresponsibility, a group w — F r id a y ,------cailing-ltself-/If-AtadeganiWovemCTtof— ------Th«^nboatSr-whlch-we-w ere^jng— irantHirtlberleration) suld'lrj'PHrlsTlre s delivered to Iran, were carryingcat no attack markerked the "start of direct = H 6 ^ 1 ammunition at the time. action" agalnilinst the Islamic regime of N In Paris,'an Iranlaiv'exl luhollah K h o m e in i. ■ took responsibility for the at nan for the group, headed I sa id It w a s le d by fo rm e r AdnWm.Kamal _ X ™ Hablbollah,'Chief if the Impei ir Iranian army chlef-of- ■ Qrwid Opaning tim* tar our s Y a f f S l . d u rin g th e a lia h 's reg im e. Bahmar Aryana, said II Q ntw (tor* In PRICE, UTAH- :«l»bra>a with u i and HVtl The captain of a tugbo nked to former Iranian- w madeered for the assaultK i d T o bolhassan Bani-Sadr, who c commandos were aided by^m by e^ot I.UvlnglnoxU.x ile in F r a n c e . P the 30 Iranians aboard the missile J*he hijackicklng w u expecled to—IR I COLOR7FILM b o a t th e y h i j a c k ^ v further'worsensen relations between Iran m The exact;whereabouts1 of th e 249- a n d F r a n c e , already a strained to the P* [n SALE! ------“breaWngTxiInt -•“ ton tw atw as norclear.------ilnrbythe-French-Tefusfll~E I It w a s a n- lo e x tra d ite B a KODACOLO R H Film The Iranian group said It Bani-Sadr. (7 ___ I J O s it e 24 cxpoiutcb I ^iTi KODACOLOR 11 Film • 1 3 5 '« l« ' 2 4 expoNiiTC* M inox GL '^11 — liullw-.uiioin.iiK-______:— ------^— h tsa sid .'ii-i.'lr(itMC<'Ht)usiirfi-)iiir<)|ilrol. f»kliti({ m - —_— —iJ itiH iiibl.- ii-tis .iticl.srroiK) ^ ------mo'RicoiTKRnoTrfl5'fln bpOMuro fj'rblorrob":------ri-sist.m i' b,)(K- g . .aulomotic 35mm s5LR u with lull mnnuQl ovorrlcfo ______-SAVI- H pricod rlgm (or todn)Jny's valuo conscious consomor. w : W I- SIOD.OO S S(SONYTAPE FeCr90 I n 9 |H I I. TOSHH I B A ~ - P C - XC10M 1 •Mot.-.llnno.ocu.i : Ipo Sloreo •.Pormfiiioyhonu- [^QJcDD . 1. MetnlTspa .Mitn'rilcTipr^ VW AAivCstteltettoDock cTuschuaa • QmS'^'-Oiinii^niioirnlion Awiiciii'^O ■ - F^^^^ra.Paek. luw ' u j • Full niiiuslop ■ Ffoqijcncyfospt'05P0nsc‘?i> lo - J • U.OOOHtimct.niV'l.K) H -V M ,K S-Ntl'-ntlti I • Wownnoliniic'tOiii'tooss'ovvnMs ■ ' I mmm-, \ P r i c eIS s Good B Tilm t h r u 88/15/81 / 0 T itiiiliiiip'** BANKCARDS i m 251 Main AvenueA~ West Quylng " . 9:30-6:00 MiMON.-SAT. : 4-6 Tim os-N ow s, Twin/In FFalls.ldaho Saturday. Au{Auouat15.1981 3 2 0 nieivel5< lOmBs t h sa fe ilin s id e ! f F ooele ------i T O O E L E A RM V DDEPOT. Utah Dugwayy from 1 the Rocky Mouniainlin ANNIUAL I (U P!)-T ho flrsl slagc3gc of the A rm y 's A rs e n a1 ln m e a r D enver. . , Irnnsfei- of nerve fins’OS bombs from Accordiird ln g lo p u b lish ed A rm y pla nIS. s, Colorado to Uloh caa:amc to on end the moveve is to Uc! completed in threecc f f l Friday ns a truck convonvoy loaded wilh stages, withwi truck a convoy planneded yV -Jn Im/W ______MMW Television's Reporlers program Asked if he believed the MX would Airfield on n 2i>j liourur tript to Depot. Denver andat the Dugway airfield in / / / I “ Thursday, the freshmon Idaho, Rc- be prolected by anti-bailisllc missiles. Tho convoy was ihc;c firstf of th re e U ta h . Mill'lilitary officials said the routele ^ / 7 I ■ m o n m ------^ E S B 9 k iW l publican sold he Uslicved Rcognn • Craig said he thought that would be scheduled lo wind atonflong the 30 m iles w a s chosilosen in order to take thele • i l l ] of narrow, serpentinee mouniainit read bomb-ladeiden C*l4ls over sparsely pop- IBH HSH ^ the case, ne said accomplishingihls. JjaSSSPtlBB ' housing:’00mlssilcsin4.G00shcllcr3. however, would probably require linklnR Ihe b a s e s in thle e l)Uloh desert. ulated urojre a s. w l / IglBl That pion also cnlls for using a vast reducing Ihc number antl-baliistic F o r p e r m a n e n t sistorage, the The Arnirmy said the transfer, whichh ^ 1^9 ' ■ tracking system - callcd muUlpIe missiles in the U.S. and using others Weteycs will be placilaced In earth- is onc-thlrhird completed, was marred■d M igBHV ^vl^H^^HnESnSMn^ ' laBM ;,-1 prolecUvc shelters iMPSi - for use lo defend the MX so thal terms of . • covercd conci'ete bunkenkers at the De- by only two l\ incidents. Neither pro­0- m SS^^BS^SBr in moving the missiles from shelter to SALT I can t>e preserved. p o l's so u th holding a re•eo.Sccurity a , was --blem wasas serious, however, and theic I — h e a v y a lo n g th e convolhe MX olher flights arrived sasaf< fe ly e a rlie r in loads of warehouse morchandlso f horizontal tracking system. H esaid under terms irfSALT L Ihcn a second* Ih o ivoeJc. The boniombs, manulaclured a t (he I ^ * worenouso mercnqndlso to dear . . . ony 4 days to take he believed some of the MX missiles allernatlveshouldbcconsldered. The Weteycs were tranransfcrred from Colorado) aa rs e n a l In lh e 1960s. w ere \ 0 1 — a d v an tag e o f these once-a-year price reductions! also would be housed in on "alr-bosecl "Thesecondallcmatlvelstolookat Colorado lo Ulah alaboord C-M1 dubbed "W"V, eteye".becausc watering M ■W iPM aaa B system." which ho described as the treaty based on whal It serves StarlincrJeUransports)rts.altachod to of- tho eyes ey< Is the flrslT symptom-- te bc^ "' ° doesn't serve today. the 63rd-M ilitary AlrlllirlUt Wing from caused byly thet gas. GB Is an odorless, ------Norton Air Force—0—Base,—Sa n—colorleas-ci-ehem ical-that- blocks-the ...... ~~ — '* l-'^ ’< "'f-'‘'h a f-th e ‘ a d m ln lstra llo n o r l o a b ro g a te " h e said Bernardino. Calif. Anotllolhcr 10 flights nervous syslemsys and kills by suffoca- are scheduled over lhe2 nextnE few w eeks tio n .a fter r the I nerve ogeni stops the lo bring the remainingg 5685e W eleyes to v ic tim ’sb brc re a th in g . 7 U-HAUUL PRICESS...OELIV ST DAY TODAY! Gibb says ISU won’t No speccial UtahI session: OPEN DAILY 9:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. be ‘used’ by institute ^ ------B O ISE ( U P I u - T h e U niversity o f a d v iso ry c o m m ittee , w hich G ibb said Medicaiilid will be;1 funded Idaho will not be placed "in a pollllcal would be composed of both conserva- ■■Kh‘i 1 cross-fire", over creation of a re- tlonisls and Sagebrush 'Rebellion" ' SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) (U - Gov. AFDC-U, , fafalls into the Department of ^HHlF^lV^r sources management Instllute Ihe advocates to achieve balance. Scolt Mathcson says he decided lo Social Servirvlce’s budget, ils tcrmlna- North Idaho school, President Rich- "The Universily of Idaho wlllhave cancel a special sessesslon of the tion reducejced Mcdlcald costs for the ordClbbsaldThursday. an advisory committee," GIbb said. Legislature set to begin be Friday health agergency becausc many reclpi- ■ r% r^A ' Education "1 was somehow supposed lo have bccausc the Ulah Health1th Department ents were•e also receiving help with WW ■ no A Bpard his. school Is the sold thol we'd backed off of lhal in the found unexpected mone>ney which will their medialical bills, hesaid. i i l l ■ VI i/SO both Sagebrush or three days. a llo w 11 to con tin u e funCundlng for two Mason salsaid it w asn't until Ihis week belllon advocates and envlronmcn- He sold Ihe agreement also allows e m b a ttle d M cdlcald proj^r■ograms. that analyslysts determined the savings ■ ______I 3 ” o v e r p lo n s to open Ihc re- Ihc Iwo u n iv e rs itie s to delay any Matheson had callcdJ theth session to would be ! h larger than expected. Al- fc sources management Instituic In action to crcale the instllute unlll ask the Legislature to bolster the thouch thele health director said total * a i t P ' ■ ____ conjunction with Washinglon Stole officials ore assured funds will be —^------state^s-M edlcaidbudgeMjtrBut-he-lndef— savfnl^-oiTOuid-be*difficuiHo-predict— J University, Pullman, Wash. available to educate the flrsl 10 grad- InlteJy postponed the sessionses Thurs- accurately,y, he speculated Ihey would tel IBl i ^ said conservative elements uate students for theentlre program. day, saying the unanilclillclpatcd funds be between2cn $1.7 million and $2.5 schcwis In "We are nol going to gel In a will stave off terminationlion of Ihe pro- million, g r a m s fo r th e n e a r future.ire. Thol extrxlra money, the governor pledge Robert Redford lo through they run A delay will also allowow the state to said wouldlid allow the department to' raise "what could be millions" for the "No sludenis will be fully assess the Impact onMedlcoldofon continue M«Mcdlcald coverage in two a n by a d m itte d w ithout be in g fully funded." fe d e ra l b u d g e t c u ls exp*‘xpectcd to be areas whichich had been scheduled for Secretory Bccausc delays obtaining imposed when the U.S.. GcGovernmeni's terminationon or were running oul of hos start-up students new fiscal year beginss onoi Oct. 1. he funds. jccled to plan lo on have nol been admitted for Ihc sa id . O ne a re■ea, a a id to th e m edlcally- 18 lWfc.Jk«^o . advisory committee to oversee the semester as had "been Health E>cpartment DinDirector James needy, wa:A-as sc l fo r e lim in a tio n ’1 'iivBSi Rather, he said, plans now coiled for Mason said the agencyicy discovered because.heaicailh officials said they did iH m b M R I I ^ S “We'te not lo the admitting the students for sccond only recently that it wouvoutd probably not have Uthe funds to continue 11. IfR H lllA lfllC T ^ a,political roolball over semester - only Ihe firm save more than a millloilllort dollars In Matheson.I, a a strong supporter of the |[y |B IH P M n ||H l||l|n M this instituic or any other," Gibb lold Redford has hired lo raise money Mcdlcald costs this fiscaseal year as a program,. had planned to ask n /^ A IW iiJ^ n iH lB flll^ l 'board members, who unanimously acluallycomcsupwllh'thcfunds. result of the Legislature'sre's decision to lawmakers‘s to keep ll alive via a jSSs^^^HtfkLaDli^Zf Hi r o m adopted an agrecmcnt'for proceeding One of Ihc most vocal opponents of • terminate a program provtrovidlngaidto suppiemenlflnlai-appropriation. Rl v i i D O Ib -f IflllHmliliv ' Hcicn chcnowcih of ttt’o-pn'rcnt families with.’ilh dependent ’ The progr)gram is targeted for low- ^ f-n III . Gibb agreement, is Boise — who Is associated wllh lobby- c h ild re n . ' - • •* 2 5 ' L- U- . ~ ~ clear we can make It" thnt tht» twn . ing consulting firm headed by Vemon in c o m e UJIahns la who have sizeable ^ 1 ' 'i Although the progragram, callcd medical billslillS. ' diogo^ I r B lH fU W llI^ universities wm have exclusive con- Ravenscrofl, leader of Idoho's Sage- \ ____ 1 li R U D IlH fl 1 1 1 ^ ' (rol over the contcnt of courses touglit brush RehHiinr Inc. attended the ^ B L I k II j lillWHMMffW . the. institute. also ollows the board s to

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Man leavL 7 6 S I i r ^ - 1 ^' InlheDartc/k Ages. Magic was a weaporpon. r - & / i- instructicons I i Lovewasamysielerti Adventure ms every*rywhere ' jt A ndid Dragons were reaL s l i i i i ’s ji for burgh iii! liiiiiiiiiiSS; NEW ORLEANS{UPD1 ) - A retired I p S s I ® seaman says a premonllIllion Inspired ■ him to leave a note at hisis hI o m e b e fo re H going on vacation — ammd a burglar .■ m i follow ed h is in stru c tio n ssto t< th e le tte r. H B e fo re le a v in g A ug. 6,, H a r ry C h a se , H — - ^ RO, placed a typewrittenmote, n a bottle ■ of whiskey and some cash c on his H P kitchen table. T h e n o le re a d : ] .SsH. I s i l " T o lh e b u rg la r: ' " H e r e 's $51 a n d abouout 30 or 40 '»f‘ doirars worth of change.. A/ lso a b o ttle r B l " ' of whiskey. Atl Yours. Sr i , fh« liory ot a m on wtw Chase returned home: thistl week to K M fnr.t:r.: u ■ V V iV ■ 1 L wonl*d'olie*p ih« . find his house had beenn brokeni into r UPI 1 f t A tf * 1 K n w o tid so f* for d w n o c fQc and tho money lakfiiTTiThe wnisKey ... ondm ^girliT ,; ; ia P a g e a n t ivw in n e r was where he had lefl ll.I. and so was . everything else in the housuse. \ LUa Bell fro(ro m W ap a to , W ash., le ft, receives re< m oral 8iq>port •'Apparently, Ihe notee saved him frdm Danellilelle Black as (be form er queejeen crowned Miss Bell from having his house ransacked," r b il l m u s r As a s th e l 9 8 22Ml8sNatioDalTeea-AgerinF M in F o r t M y e rs, F la . ■police officer Everett CoCoffman said T h u rs d a y . . a ! a ‘I’m afraid to:o p u t y s Ii I . D epot>t Grill -up a mail box« ------— ,— " METAIRIE, La. (UPll’ll — A man SATURDAAYNIGHT H DAIUTi«»-tiM SAT-4UH. tilS- ■ H I k l w who built a concrele wall/nil complele Itwin W f iS a B■ tUKIitO-ritO^tiM - , wilh heavy metal gatestes to deler SPECCIAL - ' thieves from taking constnstruction ma- ...... l e r l o l s Is s e a r c h in g fo r thlegates. e g 5 : 0 0 ^ 0 99:00 : P.M. ifi' i r ------1 The SS.OOO steel platese s - w hich They con heoro3 cloud pass overheod. w e ig h 1.600 po u n d s a n dI aia re 32 fee l ^SMORGJ ASBORI : rhe rhythmm of your blood. ' long — disappeared last wee.^•eekend. ______in the Cabi□boose Room li • ' FAMILYLY DINING ------J3:«^oo4rockVou-u^y-yesrerdoy^»^»hpdov "th is Is ter/lble," saidJ JohnJ( Payno- i f Z Z Z T — jrhey.con leor the.s.screofn-frbmiyour-rhroo bf Jefferson; ^A t firsl. people pe> w e r e ...... $ # )9 5 24HOUI>URS DAILY taking everything that waswasn't nailed OnlvIy Z down. Now they’re laklnglg everythinge ' — p e rio d ; Inclue lu d e s:

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NEW YORK (UPIPll-A former Ms. poster ^0: said she started C h a s e M a n h a tta n BankB vice presi-, workingg forfo Ross about two years fPuz;zled WallI < 5t falt( dent filed suil Thuhursday against ago, S trce ers the bank andherc.x-i.x-boss. “ H e asked aski me t^ accept the job S h e c h a rg e d th a tI h e forced h e r lo In p crso» n n c l,’’ s h e sa id , b e c a u se J. B y FRATtA N K W . SLUSSER ^ __ at 4 p.m. listed on all U.S.U exchanges most actactive Issue, up ^ to 12^ 3 ! ------liave-sex-with-hin^n^-and-ahe-was— ^he-was-'fls-very-pleas^-w lih'thfi ------UnilcdR a n d o v e r th e c o u n te r tot;o ta led 47,882,420 follow ing ng a block o f 146.000 slinros’ al at fircdwhcntheaffalrjlrended. work thallallhaddone. I _ shares compared wltvlth 49,477,800 12. The CO company is involved in oil andsna Carolee Hosier., 231, claimed in "He alwaysalw said my work was tr a d e d T h u rsd ay , relopm ent. g a s d e v e li th e $2.5 m illio n SCSIX discrimination outstandlniidlng, thal it was betler than • V YORK — T hc stock m a rk eet. t, The American Slot:ock Exchange TelcPrc ;*rom pTer slip p ed V4 to 37'/4' *')In s u it th a t s h e wasas intimidated, thcpthers.'jr s ." >lng up a dull week, lost gro u nnd d common stock index droppeddi 2.27 to trading t ' that included a block et of berated and ulliiilimalely fired But sheihc ;said Ross, who is m ar-. 378.09 and thc pricc of aasharoshedll I21.900shi SSffll sh o res a l 37’/^. b e c a u s c sh e b ro k e offof a four-month ried, loldlid ther that her future sue- - It failtcrcd lte amid signs that Interestist cents. The National AAssociation of Fluor C ' Corp. g a in ed 2 to to 43'/3 *n In ^ _ a f f a i r w ith Ihe m a n1. .- Allen R oss. ..c e s s d e ppcnded c n on him. Soon after, £ ' High...... - , r a te s woi#ould remain higli even th o u^ ^ - Securities Dealers' NAS^SDAQ Index of active tra trad in g , T h c com pany sa id*,;t It Tho bank said thetl allegations he said.d. "he' began demanding .1 94 7 .7 7 p m In fla tioon n 'w as co m in g down, over-thc-counter Issueses lost 0.24 to could not lot explain the activity in jls....jts were “totally v^ithoilOut m e rit," and se x u a l favo[a v o rs,” -. ,. ling w as sl uggish. 212.12. Z Low sto c k . lh a t ^ U s ^ K o s te r wosas fired bccause She saicsaid lhat Ross' attitude ' T h f oDow H Jones industrial average,»e. On the trading floor,.Cities C Service. Buttes ( !S G as & Oil losl 1 to 20'.;.. T^ h e s h e r e je c te d a new assignmentas thal changedd afla fte r sh e e n d ed th e a ffa ir. ; . ■ 933.79 ' 111 I I ^ 1 which lostlOi 0,86 point Thursday, sur-ir- mentioned as a takeov<3ver candidate, company I ly had a second-quarter loss•°| of was offered becausiuse hor old job Ross was w not immediately •ed a n o th e r 7.42 points to 936.93.)3. w a s th e m o st a c tiv e NYSE-listed $2.5mlllIo »' Close Q Illon compared wilh a profit °*of w a s b e in g p h a s e d out»ut. “ • a v a ila b le I for commeni. A Chase J ) . ] . j-!- ^ P o r th e2 w eek oy erali, the Dow lo st 5.6161 issu e , up ^4 to 66-'H> In trading that $256.000a' ) a y e a r ago: . ‘‘I kn o w w hy I waA'as fire d ," sa id sp o k e smnan a n said he left the bank to in c lu d e d a block o f 100,iH),000 shares at on the I 936.93 i5ii ;he Amex, declines topped Miss Kosler, who cla:laimcd she, was "pursucoli:J olher opportunilies." New York Stock Exchangege 67. The stock plunge<'Cd 4% points advances; e s 329-231 a m ong th e 7 » Issues ______PEomotedJive.times . 7 A o ’^ i ir d w T ^sh'ea'oisrtoTTw 'e rthe'prrerorOT~”ThursdayTifterthe'con Dmpany-sald'It— trifd^'al' al 4 p.m. volume aniiariim^ e yoars al Chase andi e( a rn e d $29,000 b a n k “ planplans lo defend vigorously " I; riD ow n..I... anaverajrage share decreascti 23 cents,:s. c o u ld no t e x p la in th c aia c tiv ity In th e - to ta le d 6, 6.200.000 s h a re s com pared■ee a year as a vice:e p re sid e n t of a g a in s t ththe e suit and we're certain c s topped advances 919-53838 stock recently. g; Augustt 114, 1981 JcclliK w ith 6,330,130,000 tra d e d Thursday, - h u m a n re s o u rc e s ; - - , ' lh a tw e ’llp’11 pre i v a il." a m o n g: thtl e 1,867 issu e s'tra d ed a t 4 Texaco, which has-5 - been In the Domes Pelrolcum1 was the mostDSl p .m . E DDT. T spotlight most of thc week,w was the' active Am\m e x issu e , off l '^ to I6-I4 in ------;------Soard volum e totaled 42.580,00000 s e c o n d m o st a c tiv e Iss'ssu e , o ff to tr a d i n g that tl • Included a block of compared wilh 42.460,000M 383,4. 500,000 shares Bh£ at' 16<.6- Hudson's Bay ^ Pow n T h u rsd ay . Ensource, which bcgagan trading on Oil & Gasas followed,I off >/• to 38^. G ulfs Chrysltler wrappping up stors were tormented by newsvs the NYSE Thursday, wwas the third Oil of Canain a d a w a s Ih ird .o ff ia1o24?m. I 5 5 4 11 9 0 55 417 that thcc ceconomy, which is supposedfd — I L, , ,., I (0 (jg Sjjslowing down, was showing Issues Traded:Jd: 1876 slrengthh and Inflation was slowing rapid tlransfornmation Phese fig u res don’t mesh, if Lewiston1 mill clos€ies down Z-- Index: 77.00 Oo ff 0 . 5 3 „ DETROIT (U PI)-CChrysler Corp. model yeare a r — arc^built In C anada, thc NYSExloscd, the Federaly__lLEW iSTON_(UPIj -- ---P otlatch— 200-worketker-sawmlil-at-Pollatch-That- t~ saT d” F f iday: i (’' has ’ beguni> calling '' Chryslerler sal^a^'^ljSM workers— =2!^ =^Com p6W e“Veclfic start jp date, f 1 0 9 T h e s e; fi|fig u res indicated the F e d w ass Officials said the closuisure, effective Barclay s: ^^1 132.49 off said, "Evcrlhing is dcpen- Starting from scralcflch four years The plant,iant, which closed In May for ' I nol likelyly Ito ease Its restrictive creditit Aug. 24 and expected to last four dr dent on tlthe markei and economic le ago, Chrysler has rapidlyliy shifted from the convcrsversion, will build mid-sized p o lic ie s: scsoon. Some Investors appar- five weeks, was a resultIt of the slump conditions, ns, which arc always re-e* m a k in g a ll re a r-w h e c l drivedr cars with luxury carsars based on the succcssful K ently anticnticlpated the figures and got•t in th c h o u sin g c o n stru ctlion lo m a rk e t. v ie w e d o n i m a w e e k ly b a sis.” 8- and 6-cylInder enginesc s to p ro d u cin g c a r s IntroXKluccd d u a y e a r e a rlie r, o u t o f thIC e rm a rk e t. Earlier in thb week,, PI o tla tc h a n - H e s a id ti d th e re w ere no plans to close»e m o s tly fro n l-w h ee l d rivvc e models with Two-dooroor sedan models of the C om posiosite volume of NYSE Issuess nouncf>d the inderinltc cci lo su re o f Its a n y o th er r mn ills a l p resen t. four-cylinder powerplantnts. Dodge 400X) andai Chrysler LcBaron will With the $75 millionI conversionc at be built initially init on one shift at the St. Louis and thc phabasing out of rate of 600 aa day.< Total employment is full-sized car productionon at a Detroit expectedIlo to rei a c h 2,800. p ur : S ( g s g — — W a hiho Power assembly plant, Chrysyslcr now is Later InIn thetl model year, thc com- producing nothing butJt rront-Wheel pany plansins to1 produce a convertible Ntw TWW (URI d r iv e c a r s In Ihc U n ite di States.Sl sedan, andnd a£ second work shift tould , Fonoimg u i mI«c(M nii T» njf-H i!o- »post wi4« eempottti pnut “ft S if I I S 5“t! fills The remaining mid-slz«Ized cars in its be added,i. »ioeu Uitd m th* Nn 1 I P B " .S SK S ijSSI 'ii Jtrao 77H* H . S»e» EieruA^e. ^ 10 » j m - t t scmrm \£ lineup — expecled to acciccounl only for Chryslercr hash spent nearly $1 billion ' I |i's at Gjooding a b o u t 13 p e rc e n l o f Its salia le s In th e 1982 o n th e fr o)nt-whccl n t- \ drive conversion. i ? . __ 'Js Eil f? II SiS §5:8 K I I4^i ss I y1 sa KH- H Snite 1U .’I f AMcti L .n lut m . ,ffi^5:5 ^ ,ji I'i I A: 8 GOODINIIN G - J . l . K irtla n d has been 55:.* B a ’,1 a p p o i n tted e manager of the i c ^ S ^ - n i l — S ’?* — :li§— ilnSi W cn3ciraislricl“ foTTaa!R5~i-Bunker r-Hill-pro oposes— ffi ss:!! ti!. ‘n, fj ’M i S - * i K IS ' ^ 5 P o w e r5. ^ IM ■4]lt- » LuktnSU ,73 I»_ •I 15H SiHIOrug 1 1 1 if » iJ®» ™ r " “ T , . I u u r \ r * i 3 Id has been representative S5-. ISS. Vf le 27H« tt MidF ].ue . J] 7)44 mhT h fortheutllitility in F a irfie ld since 1974. ' wagefrreezeforr year % ^ 2 r ’2 — tSS w i— ^*1— ------K ic U a njdr-12rfiucceeds d r J.I.-i!Jesse’- - g«-S“ iSr ,S -,!’!?■ 'i KELL'OGGIUPI)'--'S6m e'T,W wo’ulJTie* a "clear signal they don’t M r ' * » i « ^ S ~'u Burns, whoho died early In July. He had * Sjjj “ SS ■ 'g union employees at the g I t s S i 's « Is MH T«iUU I.B. j w ^ n l t t b e e n d is trlcrict m anager since 1970, ic B u n k e r H ill rc c o g n iz ce ththe problems" or carc lo t! S i;s li - Co. have been urgedi toI accept a .help the com:ompany survive, oining Id ah o P o w er in 1959, i j i . s ® '" •■■■ V s^S 'u Since joir one-year wage freeze in a n e ffo rt to B u n k e r HllH ill's p a re n i co m p an y . G ulf S K Is I 3 5 : I?'* ii I -ils p = . 5 K has served as an auxiliary 1,1} 47 tlH- , i ■ . » >n m - It K irtla n d h a y help the mining operalionon gel back on Resources;s aand Chcmical Corp.. last AHem* I.B t IttI u»H- Wl * * •* ISS, il M! | i.: S f”T, 'I __ ,iiS ,55:,* equipmentIt operator at Brownleee Its feet. week reportiwrted the Kellogg operation A HO>p 1.M 1 42 M » - 3 S - ; S B ■ >S . ! * : 5 ! ; a ’- 'I » 'iS ‘^}f c D a m , a nd d as { a utillly man at Swann The workers, membei>ers of seven suffered a i >S,». "TJ .'gS5- ^ !}-“ s iL '?« ,5,'I a $7.7 million before-taxes K:5 sa., “H "5 , ’w w » -iU I»p5Jl:2 Falls. e He also worked as meterr u n io n s, w ill v o te on th e m -1U 0«fl Init .ti 14 »l SW • ':S , ,Sf Bunker Hill Vice Prcslcsldont Jerrv crcases, United Uni Steelworkers Local ifS :i iiiE' n ]41.5 billion gold and copper‘ financial plight and makeko a sacrifice Hill wouldd investIr in capital expen- '.* * oJrS? iia “I e T e I F I indertaklng Is aimed at to k e e p th c o p e ra tio n going I ’la-" KS a rS 1 ?u~u niinlng und ng." diturcs atit IBunker Hill faeilliies. *;!• gfflS ;s !S,5 Jl'- ' as B -. s“ §8:8 ffiaSL 'f, 19 '1 m 34h7 h e x p lo itin g: m in e ra ls In M t. Fuubllan, a1 Should they not'agrcc,e, h e s a id ,..11. T u rn b o w ssaid. a id i * i i5-,“ r S “ 'I 'I?S g5:'5 s r, .S ,1! 7 n ^it 7,100-foot peakpe in the northwestern 5C:S a,a 'J! ,sI s 3 8 : 8 I ,i«-i» U ‘•egionofPap’ a p u a N ew G uinea. | t;.“ a® ;' i f In ’ 4H« H OwnCF 1.x I 141 P a r t i e s w i 17 4l(t4 H ftrtna 1.M_p ^__ J1«Jll ua8* 8 S K . ? i *1"S‘a'‘:5 Morrlson-In-Knudsen Inlernatlona'l. of /ant brakeJ « gJ*-H tractor In thethc project. has demanded the governrnment move for food, houslousing and transportation ' s r j a l !* - . ’ OullSIU 1.41 1774 1 5 T- , IK i |M ii5-» fsu a ■ ’ Si imm ediately to slow thc risingrl cost of boosted thche cost of living by 0.9 ' • Oulutvi .n »7 1 II » iH tl It A ro a d Is to .b e b u ilt through 100 m CainBS MO 7 a SH« tt\ H H P.MUM1I J S a ^ 8 : 8 s S ,;S 'i living that soared to an aminnual rale of pcrccnt In Jul * H HUM) l.» I M I I ti aw- H miles of junjungles to the site. Then an July. The inflation rate is t a S l'tt pSSoIpi «4 ’ »3 13 p c rc e n t F r id a y — Its highesthi Jcvel the highests t j s in c e S e p te m b e r 1948. ttu Mud* e s tim a te d 2 rm illion ounces o f gold and _, ,1? i ,„ in more.than 32 years.______w henjt reachc1_c h e d 13.6 p e rc c n t______- *ifl7ii— (Mrt*u“ a - c o p p c r "-onrlode-estImatcd-at“a— o r J , . : 8 uw?nM ^ tal,*** Thc Conservative and1 Newr Demo- i:S S " ’ ,1 ’ I I 1 "Z, “fi; billion tons3 wwill bc m ined. t - U HtrevU IJl 1447 ] crat finance critics againIn 'demanded i F r s S . ■'? "g S ' 8 - * S ; " S S • - s s £ “ !-; K IS iS ! the government recall Pai’arllamcnt to i H S F J "I'1-S818 sr •Kt^^sK enact a program of econonomic rccov- ■ s S i i II,“ S - 'I ” i i s a - « » Clevel;iland bond o ry . T h c g o v e rn m e n t countinteredUiatit- fciilT ©e ------.^, OinNT 3U * jio UH«t« Vl tt Hmia* I.eo 1 717 } ^ l i 2? J . &fncm a II w uv,~ 5 s S8-* :r".i « w a s a lr e a d y fig h tin g inflatlalionthfough iM d t f . O u ^ Co .. 7H dnr . .. . MouitnlniJ 1J17 p; 3 restored Its tlght-money policy arand no new J llS Ls u r a n c e Mt.Onl^i .19 7 eo I3H- H ! S 'S13 S.t5 S T S ^ “- . V.QIKOm .ie 7 H> a u -!- u U '' lOndul JJO ' « S m e a s u r e s w e r e p la n n ed . S 58:8 SS, ?i SS CLEVELA!U\ND (UPIl - Slandord & w gf s '."gri's l i s : ! B S 3 , F o r I (lu - tt ).« to 140IS '’S«" * ' “ “ ‘“> '*'• • Poor’s Corp)rp. restored Cleveland's ' Owotco ’ .M r n u!} - u X U h -i. I f i AIO'* '‘^L o o -!- * bond ratingng to Investment grade e r y o n e V , -WW= It— omo— - ,-7-10- le-latest-step-ln-the city’s— d29U« U n R—— Amex stcf r i r l c Q ------Frlday.-the-l ' s h I h ■Utlon .77 71)1) p ^ • battle back;k from the dark days of MACKENi s a r i i ^ ^ T i : S - S ‘ : ' 8 A S ^ - m -d o fa u lt.------Auto Equipme:te n t - p l — ^;s---3~si!i,si , s » s - s lor MltCMd 701 2nd Avo. ScS o. - i ' U A “ , . s a ? " ,4,’ i ' B ...w . Ara«tatL_ T h e - b o n d -i- ra tin g sc rv lc c had s'us- T w in Folli, Idohiih o gS:5-K IS j,Sj leveland’s “A" rating In ♦*!t n«”cp ^ ^ ^ 11 ^ M W IlU tlo!? Ph. 733^2488 i:S « “ . r S ; : s I ,s J u ly , 1978,, duedi lo concern about Its ' * t« Ji i n c r e a s i n ggly l ; gloomy- financial :i"« --ir'7 s.p frPiIhI It }.B ' 10 Sf ^ HAMYL U ^ *- «t 5 JonUofll .a . t ) l » ull » 40 u P ic lu r e . Tlie h e c ity de fa u lte d on $15 I 30 DH million In bonxind anticipation notes five tm lltl- tt noylCr 1.04 II 10 OPEN 233 Addlton 4}u* H RoTt SlIwSB l i r i H ; 77 IB )IH - U 734-5572 ,:g '! S !!.7'5h K ’f l “ w j!S"m S&P's newcw "OBB”. rating for the - H K*n OE }« n ; ISI S ' i «” ALL DAY m = a ■ 'a , ! ssr,s ® * I S 'i 2 !? i'w '*' -??? 7 ' n a«tt H city, Issued] a al fte r w ee k s of analysis. Is : ’5 s s a ’iU . ’ J? Sl , lo\yest invcstmenl-grade = aa, “! j-5 ssis ii to 4W- H the firm’s U ‘ 5SSSS 1 ■ I jS 21 s S t 'f SATURDAYY M O D E•RN R r WOODMEN iSH - zH lu>l B l |« 1 i2 pi “ iik t I s ]r"Tais‘«- tt KIM AbEw n M *!!;♦')? B u t F ln anance t Dlreclor William J. F A M E R I C A f e i . 1 1 t 1) i3tt4 It R c id y , w h o10 helped engineer Clove- Mon.-Frl. 8:00-5:S : 3 0 .SatsF' ,s 'i.s IS..H . & ■% u im« tt ISwSr M IratfmaITTIU/ ii/l'./»l»UrOHCf • ^ Kopp(« . 1.40 14 Ul Sl ■> tiH . . tS im i jo aa ti m -u land’s fiscal3] r rec o v ery plan, sa id it was Sot. .8;00-S;0 ;,JJ K/09»r I.SJ I JO JJH lOO______I Home OI1.cece • Rock isMnd. Illinois ,.«= v s S5:,5 f l S ’ i ■ :,|j» ontt-i . tvron ioj i I J i i « - t t s till a g r o a t tat ach ie v em e n t.

g P ie d m o n t eletected PotatoeD e s -£S.^SP0KANE-(UP1)— Jos.Joseph Pied- - .,DeN«n^[ypJij • jjm ont, vIcc president for’ pup u b lic r e la - umoit' omtrwut -.MiUdhs fo r th c W ashington Walw a te r p o w e r ATMNTION FARti s r ^ HmCo., has been elected to thethi utility s ' Ol 16,40, Idlho rviiiii 10 Oi. ^boardofdlrcctors. ‘ I I mitTimuma.2S;MllMibMften OHflO«i8.4j, B ea n G roiwers v Wareliouse>e will be P ie d m o n t, 38. Joined th1ft a uU tility la st . .^A pril after serving for sevceveral years _ , re c e iv in g I at their iSas^Ifdrthwcst manager o([public pu rela- F ro d U Cc ( e e beans this fall j Itor Kaiser Alumfnum.______' Ntt» lOHH IU» Buhl receivini F(K)iy: If station 311'1f'l2thAve.S. ; ; j ___ TIMES-?JEWSI Pricsf p«k> 11^IW) d»liyer»d la Wtw Tort siofB- !« .■ I ■-' • ■ CLASSIFIED ADS ' For more'lhfbrmin a l l b n CallV326-S950SO o r 326-5951 : 3 f c : . r * : ...... PHONET33-0931i,® ’ \ 3v.S /s A*10 TIrhos-Novws. Twinn Falls;Fi Idaho Salureiay.AuEVugu3t1S. 1961______\;lvia Porter I SavenIS can wvin as iinterestt rate ujuarhitss new poeaks

Universal Press SynSyndicate m e n ts toto the hlghesl-grade issuers!or or numbers of borrowerers in business.” ' insured!d Iby a n y fe d e ra l a g en c y — a s ^ o f fin a n c e to c u t th e! ppaperwork.) And. Despiljspite fears that if Interest rates •e v e n to0 tax-exemptsI guaranteed by homebuildlng and induJustrles of a wide your refiregular bank or thrift deposi>osils ' as with any stock, youryc equity In the do go;o it into a tailspin, investors will As inlerest rales inu thIti e U.S. re a c h th e U .S5. . T r e a s u ry ilself. variety, I am reachlnling a firjn_(and are Insuisured, up lo $100,000 perr aac- investment companany theoretically scramblmble to pull out of the money into the hitUiesl rangesges.in recorded You canca earns the returns in the Informed) conclusiorion that we're count. (,(According lo the Americ;ric a n c a n f lu c tu a te in va luue. e ’•fundss i and get Into investments history and as the inleiiilerest-rate-war_. spectaculcularly popular money funds,ids, approaching or acluaiialiy hilting the Bankersirs Association, 50 pcrcentnt of — In practice, whallal themoney-fund “lockingrt of a national est" is, ,Ir In reality, a dividend declarelared have, fluctuate violencntly over a sW )rf;liisseIss Is being invested in big bank • s u m a b ly th e s a fe s t obligallgatlonsofall. commerclircial banks and.thrlfl lnstitut.tut_. economic.catastrophee (which our. fl- -daily andn d a u to m a tic a lly re in v e ste(d.- d .- - span-in-thls era, Different- D m oney'" notes. TlThe-money funds aro nothlng-- You can eam the peapeak returns on tlons. nanclal authorities c ca a n p re v e n t by — Y'ou ou don'l, of course, gel anany funds figure their ■"interosl''' and more thathan a giant vacuum cleaner to ' obligations that are tax-exempt la: as It’s a financialfir scene without prece-ce- timely actions), you almostall certainly certifieat:ate to prove your ownership>hip: a s s e ts In d iffe re n t waA’ays. So, interest suck savsavings out of small banks Into ;' well — and protect yourself yc from dent in modernmi tim es anywhere. And,nd a re . B ut y o u m u st knowiwafewbasics. you JustList g e t a s ta te m e n t e vvery e r or dividends in sonome will go up bigbank!a n k s ." default by the stales or ilocalilles you with intenerest rates now at double-dlgU,gU, — Neither the moneycy funds nor the quarterr i or every monlh, (Thisis isI sooner, and down quicker, qi lhan in. ' Thet dl dlrty-dlrty fighting is still to ; choose by restricting,..’g..your Invest- levels lhalhat must eliminate countlessISS n e w b a n k r e p u r c h a s e agreementsai are becomingin g c o m m o n p la c e in e v e ry areaa rc Others. • .p o m e .

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90.000 IQ: cams per lb Illl innrlll 'lii 9 7 Pk g , ’ ■ l | | i i | w ' s! Si m si■ il 1 U 17 I I I lillBH i H ^H Our Reg. 6,27 C u r R e g . 8 8 C . i . 0 7 •• FBD&S.U&S.3SM.40M.S7M.M Tnursday.'a .sale/., ijtji 6-pr, .. 31.000 ia;e»nt« pet Ib ai* |[ j r W P k g . Aug 'S4.U ‘"m .M U.30 U i\V. ®oys-Nylor*3 r l Sw *4w 3 ?2 I ; s a t i l Ion LU I M i l M*arfl9.Ke9.60 U.UU.UB7.U Ira C r e ^ ^ ^ o ccks k | « ^ Tube Socks At'i Men’s stripe Eit. Mios }.?04 conlracis: Tnurtoay's Tni ssias j p H l ^ > — ■ v b 1 I 9 K B H 1 H !r a,4M,O08nln1areit1S.4Uu0)e«. I sol- I EXTRALLONG With Orion*if p ® T u b © S o c k s ______Salilamant p»e» or» cioteana cr» icre»iom / / / i l / j || |i SQrU<; I __OVER'TH&C Orion* acrv jfl— 1_ — 2^", ,QveiiCfllL Bton*pvo,.t -EXTHA-teNCfc I r a i s r s - ^rOClKS ' OVFK-THC aUj:j: " -socks In Orion' length,^Boys <; /s»n^(^ ocrylic blonds. Treasury notes iB jaIr jiacR , I W dlBQIlB 1 CSCS 1 New ______YQr»...... TOiESOCl w -- -Ciosino ' „U.S. i 6 pair pack I i s i z o * , « N f l H l r Maturliy. BidAtli I - ' Discouni AuB » ’«1 Aug 27 p „ ...... - i s M en's Or©ss ______ip.is.os_ — ! . Slack Socks * B i - — B ffl ffl OurReg.3.17 w iihl'^cble^'"or .. z- 3 -p r.P k g . ______- iii mH rib detailing,

ill . ■ entw SOCKS wlHil - 1 1 |C 3 7 _ “ l l S ______Boys’ Cot)o t t o n ...... Crew Socks Tub© Socks Dec'24 ' Crew Sococks- - F o r T o d d l e r s I For Toddlers» I ISM lo s lir C O T>TT0N T l l II W h ile o r d c Rtbbod siroich P R . I Acrylic/nylon. f f i ’.' I nylon in solid I W hito with- I ■ 'if- ■ ^ ^ V is u II2S ^SM rs I solid colors w • I I'!' . \ , c o lo rs. Fil sl^'is strip e s fo^r ^ c stripes. Fit sizesO ' I "-t \ If-’- ' I and 67'/j... i p i a a J /1-SV: o n d 6 -8 ’/}. SoldIn Z SSS III' K I » D 0 P,. ’____ ,Our.Reg. 3.97 ______Z______J I I % i j i i : _____ 1 ( - n ____ AugJ2______1 J 2 .9 7 p ? Marketindexes Heavy*duty r es Sport Socks i') ey Unll«l Praii im.ma, Orion, wool nylon Cloia- Cha ge AHfr ^ : Common Indei 71 Stretch sock. Sizes -1 inouairuia U V. 10-14. Gray wllh . Trantpori , “ 7! “ / / \ ^ d to p . S a v e n o w , “ fmincS " ili! : M I f ' AMEX ' \i in n l\ S'J'V.l L : . .1 \ O u r R G g , 6 4 4 . «4 Metal prices wfi D re ss I HEW YORK IUPII — Lala»lII rrmaul markal ■S:ft Vv%\\ Misses’ American Matal 1 M en's Ch 1 Polyester . sleeve d am diui pure 50 Pull'on Pants Jfr^r ffdlq/iH — ------Anilniony. domaaiic. lalinad maiioy,Ilor, 2.001b. ' .C h o o s o fro m mnts a r tone on Shirts Coppar. eiBCiroiyiK. Oeirvarad U .i.l U.0042.SO c Popu'or new Sizes 14'/!-1. Lead, common. U.S. primary season colors on :hollenger short nary producera K aB Ba a n d -----44,00^.00-e-ib.:-0.3.-non-pnmirrnary- (secondary) B B aC T ...... "mwjf Some wit producat(4«.00clb. with- dress shirts in O u r R e g . 6 ,9 7 Magnesium. 99.Bpar cam, inQoi 134.0I34.00CIO. liiM B waist treatment. Mansanasa. n.B por com boxMd ragiiUrra 70.00 c B B i l B U others, basice n ts; 1 tone colors. s i c . - I 6 V2 ; Mercury. 43J.00-442.00 « IB, Mask, 'l.o.b. Port Col- 5 .9 7 »oK ’.:.Ii(»4».aCp.rirovDu ter cover and 2C p — Pi'iiaburgn •outoniaco rM SIS'.: e&“C r P nM a?."at:;xK £' __ Tln.N.Y. Am. Mal. Mxi. ailoyer pticao»ce - 732.7S e I Tungaian powde> iH-nedl, 99.B per cent minimum pure 14 34-14 Sipar 10. ^Zine.ptlmawejiern.U S.4»7J-S0.C0c HH > '

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Maincs J0.40 10,52 10.30 10.31' :: '.n F«t> 447.M M .U 4M.OOM 12 S <^oniniissi'ssion. Tlicse quolalions are ar Oct. iivocatlic Se \®B”r t . W liSg liSe's Apr 4U.S00 4Sa.M 451.00 M.W 66,00 65.25 CS.-iW ; . Jun 409 00 4f0.00 44J.00.00 4U 50 4eieo p ro v id e?dby d ! Foslerand Marshall; Inc.Inc Aur. live c a ttle! 67.80 G8t70 s a s - US !!iJ M 50 47 .70 472 SO 67.85 67.925 ■ SalHsmenl Auk. fofcJcTcalliilllo - 68.-15 69.75 n s No.11op«n,n.™ e;s",;: K K p M 'S i;;"""’ .S SSfSffo” ^ W.M 444 40 Bid Ask 68,80 69,00 Denver beans A»k . livelioKs ■ r.2.02 52.50 NEW YOni „ ?SS." rA m er. 24.00 52.025 • 52.125 ORK (UPI) - Dorri«]t.c sugar No 12 Apr 579MO .... S I ? ” B a n k of Al Dec. wlioat DENVER (UPIJ - Color«(]<3t»)o pinlo): mojt ^uluio} cIosdi ■.Co. - 23.00 *. 23.121 •1.2'Ji'. 139’-,. 4.32 4.;Wi- •1- Jun iMSOD ...... a s SS 1-st See. C D ec. c o rn -»12 000ia>.;«#olip«fl6j, SelliemerM piicoi an eloie a Corp 1.50 2.00 3.1S'4 . 3.17'.-j 3.10'./, 3.I2'-; So(1^*r>NoDrasiia». litnilM B°i}i c Hlah Low Cloy^^ Pr^e^ YoiK ea»n srice 412.50. Open! i*n^Sroi?’214*7t»ir UO > 'sH d a C c ™ Jul, silver 734. ______I'st. Nat,it,______2fi.7r> 27.25 10.51 10.72 10.58 10.45 ;l------A u^rK old------n. G as 10.50 10.75 ------m e o " — 4i!>:oo------— 4ii:oo^ ------^.noo------’* CHICAGO (UPl|-Coid lulureiei Closed 100 lo ?5d Intcrm n. ( O c l.su K a r ^ jWinli higrier Fiiday. Estimaledled Mies 6.7J3 con- KollwoodJd 13.00 is..^ IS..--)? 15.50 L'i.so onl ptlesi on clo>« anO ptovlouj. y, Nov. sovbeans 7.77'‘, 7.8-1 Sugar No 12 op«n inioroji: !.«*? un- i.;oir»periio,oi. IxinR. Fib(•iber . 32.00 32.f)0 7.72 7.7!)', H n n rn L ? !! ■’J j Sep. Treasury Biljills H5.44 K5.57 ChanQoa. ^ .4 ,^ ” /o9'od Pac. SI, ,LifeLi 2.75 3.00 a's. II K5.14 Quolations from Sinclairandand Co. • i r ' ” ” ' ' i l l ' lii5o II Ta Trus-Joistlist 23,25 23.7575 :Dee 435.00 437.H' 42S0C Food 2«.125125 ------Jan .... 43600 ' *¥.?an Consd. Fot id gold Mar 450 00 4U 00 440.001 4UMA B iK P ln eeyO y il . 2.6H75 2.R75 «i«v- 'RK (UPII - Foreign ana'owrdjllc golO ■ ' Z «.«. f l «« I 4m“b 1 « » ' UtahPowc)wer 18,00 lodiadoilars pet uo/ ounce Fiioay: :uRa_r ___ _ B —. . . Lofwlon ' ------s — 4 «> 00 ^i^.OO 4 » 00 40* UAA4n™o°° - S Valley beanss .,...... Valievey grain ...... Moinlno Illinglliln '4ll.!0 UO < ?i SeiliGmsnl prices on close ancand previous A-AsK; ’ nrixffio 1 t:2S.00. and 18 otl me Soil «hite v. emathal) 4S9.00otl 9.». S10.oals5W..'i'K S o J n ’i'sS-''" I ati0lup;.03. NYSE I prices iro given dailr By Ranoon's. Other <18.» up»(», ' market volume treno0 SmaM*'rea»^l” a*"f c , "-..ffi'SJS";ces are ,an-avenge ol-sereral-Maote NowYoili Silver markol. llor Quotations oDtamod wookty. Id Harman 4U00 up i 7i N%e ‘ tdjho pinks: t.dealer at MOO. M' and 18 otl me NEW YORK (UPI) - Hanr rfce®iOf frldu5iMaMi?v?r o» STo^0 up 0 » and a price Unchanged ffi l it.200 i . Ajsociation Inc Pricos are not, nei US tio. 1, less. T . ■ Por labficaied silver proOucls^ol 9.rttup02t9.^7 Total t872 42.u0.0001.000 Idatio bean lai and sloraga Charg r e s t o c k — ^ ^___ - . .. JOUET.tll.tUtll.lUPtl —Liveatock;...... ^ ...... Callie 50;0; salossaT, insutticiont to establish a market i f ^ i ( mori^AOV^ISESED trend. O pen Dally 9:30- S' MERCHANDISE POLIILICY J c o n f^ h iT ' H r a ' '» <0 h»y* ever) Sundays 10*6 - - g r {^; tiMO itiHTi fl iiock un Ou' lt>ol»< ZMmr^ 5 |l a noi avaiiaoi* i S The Saving! Placei ^w^roq^ii ij JUPD-Livestock; t t . lu* I''* 'n»(chanOi»o (0"» dam o> ■ H j •6><''am.i,Qviinl,|,)ioO»pu«ehaM taip (»«• •>h*n«yp> irjiUblc a, 0-9 yOuaco'T^(Mrat>‘aQua■■trllg^1aIal lipagiss--- ^ H lS i '*duC«n in pric* td calvos 400; not enougn'ol any cut’s lo - I 1 1 ^ " i p . -Weste!t€m grain ' ...... -‘■ Ssonino Gc OENVER^UPI 3-Oay S a le OODENIUPIJ' «ns!or'olein3.Sabu.,up,0S, )VJ No. 12otoleln«leln3.eSDu..up'.0a. \ jGoodtOoDI. I ' olalna^M no eompwlson. ^ 2 1 . 18 8 f lOucars Wwhoat.iOt'arley, w ‘ B u t t o n ’' ALutomatic u W Jl Instant t W PORTLAND I t C a m e r a » I'2..F',?a^y; “ TOP-IPAIDIIVC W '’*Wn*e'**hMi^ ^ J u s t a i mn and push! ^ x - o 1J k' «* ‘*U?-i2*#»eem 4*8f! '- Polaroid*I* rmotorized. ^ I - 'Button'* giv,Jives you in- O stont piclictures Out- m ELITE g^X doors froirom 4' to in- QI , » Final N OUTS inside flash, m LinIm ltl fw I Midwest, from 4' totc 8'. Fun to Ij lO -oz. C oca-.C orgg ® ___ w B o s t o r ^ ______o w n ,i_Sa,v.e-noud S ___Sj__- on stocks______IL. [0 CHICAGOI IIUPII - Fotloxing are , ^ Qa prices on the Midwest Slock Eichange; Sdle Price ^ 0 0'l»' 0'0» M SXe*"* Mig l O J — -SI- — '■'iSsTQr'r^ P WIfh Coupon prices on I AttanTI 1 tnd 'iS-, 6 r 4 4 C o u p o n Expires 8/19/)I /A l Can So Polo ( ^ U R ^ • Casco KoCpK ■ ! ,SS ,!5 , K 1 5 , :B oxofl2‘‘X*oul"« 'Cc;<<>amCncaCoa n>i>>no,iit>»,a Coastal Cat Kodn'nam v>ricria»ntrfv rr>, kjitvt Coium Cna>;{?; !! a Spalding® Top-Fllte® rvOJuct0"X c< trnCoca Coo Co .. Oau Arcnterente S 10 10 0 — « distance, tough fo cut.X — Dlotrcn E>pE«P 81 H 81 J.18 1 3.18 ... , ^ n| s"c! ! !“ iS . ■ ______s r Am si' I SH SH SH—MS ' r O otf Balls I f^ Ponn Cenir:enlr i400 40 H 40H 40H- 3® boils. Long on in 94 2 11-18 2H ZH . . . * S B G 9 ^FIAVORHOUSE ; , :ut. S a v e a t Kmart. Stephan Co ■ K « WslnMtg i Ir - -■ I'is 'f r r - - - ■ . i ' ■ n n ! i l „ ““‘g,El 20 3 H 3«i 3 H + H ' 9 P rice * I H Price I I . 2 4 I P 2 :. 7 8 Most a(actives I., skUpOn ■ O lif D l ^t o o j s o b le NEW YORKRK lUPI)I — The IS moat ac- ' In New York StOCli Eichange pet Fresh'" ‘'ffiOB D ia p e r s camposiie tradii rii'ii I I II I ll III I mall. Ifl med-__ __ ^ — _ >lrn BMinn mi, , R, ------: — me sta.uo 3S>* - h - !6 f. U se wTfh r n i H -or 12- large, - ■ M ■ 0 ~ Tw o VdCL .38^ I tic-coated, m m ^ ...... f f « ■ Bi r 7 i ' H s . s o z . I .2 7 . B .Wiiiiama Co F l aivorhouse v c Peanuts Superior OH ^ Zest Soap j Aitantie Richleft .:. 4Tb:»0 U h z 'w Bordeidens® 8 oz. dry roasteda p e a . g y » " a , l»|,'"ll • M tss I — nuts.s. - Fluor Corp ■I I ing cleoner thon i UntonOll Cal ' 'JP* s o a p . I I S ------^ ---- E- I ^ f p : 1 t r ^ ~ ~ ' T 1 I T A C O C H I P S ^r I I'/. to 4 -oz.- picg. NEW YORK\K (UPIJ( - The 10 mosi ac- ! I live slocks in In American Stock Eichange I I composite Irtdintrading al 4 p.m, Friday, I Saioi Last Cho, 01 . ... 1,149,900 ttH - 3 l e . R r l c e ______i ______Oil - - SJt.TOO 3*H- * I* T ...... a , , s s u s 5 I ;Q ... 95,900 29 -7 IH 1 .6 8 ; 'ill ]U ^ i hout^ sta in / » . i '« ------t_DijrJ!eo-lS.57____ 1___ oil Rem oval J ^ I ... 78.100 3H '•oz.' aerosol. ' i ^ >r t h e l a u n d r y . * S’S'- 1 1 . 9 7 j seo cleaning, ■ Sundance uerages OH F O R ^ I 32-gallon ' Trilon OllSG'RK (UPIJ — oow Jonei , Trash C an j I 5 ^ 7 ® ' I VorieiletyofSnactcs IS., '“"'ill ______I 2 o 2 ^^bqgs_of_nacho^faco,- b ( bo . - - 'Roughneck' re- i ------T r o Id vel A larm ------Penn Engr fuse contoiner of ' I ffilp s1 & c h e e s e puffs. 114.90 118,02 114,22 m»7*flM ------Lum i mlnous-diol-travet olormrm--ln--case.— —3p.40^~W .W aWHI— durable plosfic. J I In' slock* usod in averages 3!’"uifllWa ' ^ ! « i ; Tob"’®®”*' D-J ave: 5.443,100. ’ In PkBi. M ^ 6 Of a I -;2 0 15- I'S '■"••"V 'S s51' S ■ ) n x i c o n ------J8~ V "S — S 6m ll IA ^ ------^1} 1 S8.82a ” 4.0.2J..a '•* elted Radial W hitew^alls al M.rt -0.09 , 3 O ur R oo <15.68 I SERVICES INCLUDE: I ^ Friday; Indusirta I Pepocklronl wtieet , tion 1.0M.eOO{ , U 2. injpoe?l*oni otoojo r— Range prKoandex 7-D ay Sale On J* ^ 3 5 . 9 7'7 3.Conipulort>olar>eo IrorMwhoeli . “ T W O E A C H ” High HK (UPII - Standard A ?T1 Fiberglass-boll 4. AlionJronlona **•' y indenes lot Friday, |i»4t-0 3W| PI5S/60R13f K j B c S ) C o u n tin g Inclijdodlo d ^ » ■ No Ifodo-ln'Roquiroj ^ocal* & K odacolor ir 10 Put) uiii> IlhfKctiang* * 10 All rifos Plus F.E.r. Eaci=och SoloPflco S ur R o g 58,80 I DDEVELOP l an d PRINT i J i M ' i l i : uT] 78.88 2 ; 7 . 8 8 4 7 t 7 . 8 8 , SPECIAL! , y, DItc/Drum B rak o F iiiaililiii is Sl^F ■pifi/iom lo.i, i .„ Front E h d S pecial 4 a.n.»-mo. Bottory _ I ■ S&P inc — M any US, c a rs 0 First Set o f Prints ijo:» n:S !!:" S:si ^^^jU.S.Cari j.ij Sovo ol Kmort, N ;0S for mony I I NEW YORK : £ ■•■■ 4 5 .9 7 '^ ars,. trucks. .. ■ At Regular Price I Poor'i hourly in SalePticer"^ y 50.97 ■ » I,.,. I -» « • : y y c p ''S!!!."t'-""'s2.97 ■» ;’s market r I ' ■ m Each S o c o r td S e i 1 p.m. ance 'N a m e B rand Pfugs §ZlEi:ii36i?£^ ! i..F' K lUPlI — Martlets at a Slandard-tvDO spark plub^ 0 ^ ^ 1 2 . 8 1( 8 . 0 I Ptev Close> dose on Friday: BMlilorWugi*...... lo..97< S "il!.’.',:;' '• ■•'60.97' >» i tr tn moderate iradlno. Shock* ln*tatle

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____ T .R e l i g ______— M Salurday.Auo^»6sI1S.1981 • O b i tItuaries U a r t s g i c V a lH e y ' Tlm os-Nows, Twin'in Falls, Idaho ' * I • Class Sub]>poenla s s t iill aw.'a it d (eliverry t o tagentts ------By STEVE EIPSON— •c_were contacied by The Tli plckuiTseizure v riiinM'-News,bUl ~ ^ a wiw was one of 10 southern Idahdaho farm ers indicted last nas. r To be valid, subpoenasnas musl be delivered 48 hours Times-News writer none had receive M ay for aiding and abetting thee transportationti of illcRal before t the inquiry, whichh pipuls the deadline at lO a.m- ______B ecause he! wjwas on assignment. Okins5 cdid not receive aliens.s. Two1 m en accepled plea-bar,sargaln deals and pleaded SSunday,-Rose said. his subpoena,I, ccither. However, Mike Williams, M chlcf guilty t< / to misdemeanors. The chaiiharges against two Paul Rose sent the subpoenas5 by registered mall. SHOSHONE - Al lea;least one U.S. Border P atrol i r in the border patrol's 1 3l agent — patrol officer I Havre, Mont.. area faifarmers were dismissed durlluring their trial in July, Williams had not receivedved a subpoena by the time he maybe the only onee -— will receive a subpoen)cna from regional officee sjsaid the subpoena had beet !cn received and Federalral Judge Ray McNicholss dismissedd ^he cltarges lileft his office Friday aftemooinoon. Lincoln County Prosccuecutor Doug Rose, would bedellven/ered lo Okins. sayingg i>quested nearly ■ W 3 TW IN FFALLS - The Twin Falls and $13 million for fiscalI yearyc 1983, but HI b II N orthsldeside canal companies gained the board m em bers said thej:hey were forced' — upper handhan Ihls week among competl- to trim that sum bccauselUse the building tors seekieeklng to build a hydroelectric fund probably would con contain no m ore plant nearlearMllnerDam. than $8 million, whichh n:m ust be doled r'«s4' The Federal Fe Energy Regulatory out to ail agencies across'OSS. Idaho. They B Commlssiiilssion has granted a prelimi- funded about $7.7 millionlon in requests. n ary perntermlt to the two companies to An ad hoc commltt{ilttee of board iH B I m m m study the feasibilityI of a Milner plant, members met Thursda;^ay night and • ^■ 91 accordingUng to a spokesm an for Idaho waded through the rcquciqucsts, singling 1 I Pow er' Co., a paitlcipant in the pro- out only the most imponportant items, said Nels Solberg of GrarIrangeville, who esjBH iptance of the canal companies' headed the sut>committce l | H proposaltal {gives them a priority date Board members adoptcipted the ad hoc ahead ofoof oth er firm s seeking to devel- committee's recommenclendations with op th e site.site However, three competl- ____ little discussion after prei)residents.ofthe._ ------tors-alsoso have filed applications and a — state’s universities andId ai spokesm an fourth has discussed the possibility.. for Lewis-Ciark Statee givesres Gooding< HlgbScbooI tl University and the University Ur of tbe oew school year. RegisglstraUoa dates schoolol districtst will be listed In a back- Ject at PolPoint Spill, but has not filed a _J _ ^ ’ hallwajn a c l ^ swetw c^ in prspar&tk>n for q] :____ Idaho.- - ^ ^■ - BDd sUrt-^> times for allU IMagic Valley to^c^hool page In Sunday's Tlmes-N-News. f e r c apFapplication. Cook Electric of Lumped together as "second- I Twin Falls^alls and Idaho Water Power priority Items" were $36,000 $3 for a \ Co. of Salt Lake Clly also have filed long-range campus planin iat the ldaho v « ▼ sites neartar KMilner Dam. S tate School for the Deaflaf andi Blind In I J W ^ 3 ■ Everette tt IBally of Boise, an electrical Gooding. . . oods givees up CailiforniaL producc:e license^ engineer,>r. ; said Friday he was still ' ^ By MARTYTYTRILLHAASE hoping to convincec Idaho Power and . D istrict Court in Twin FallsFi by about Woods saidsid he was turning the licenseise ‘thaT basts', the two deliefendants look the canal c CH5 writer lal com panies of the m erits of - 170 farmers demandinglg payment on over "dueje lo the inacllveness of hishis Ih cir fight againsl extraradition lo Gov, his family'sJly's Point Spill site. He claims Rollover kills1 beans stored in the wararehouse. The business,"!," M ortara said. Jerry Brown, whose stataff has not yet u.could proproduire twice as much power plnthtlffg nlicn nroiicp Beans.Inc.,.ofi____ Mor-tar-a- »te— decided-whether-Wood; BII &5 m ucn wfiter it is . S 6 D 0 r SALINASAS, Calif. — A man charged1 ficials of selling beansi Ithey dipnoi further onon the letter's contents. Ef-Sf-. musl answer the charge:ges in Salt Lake -located 44t greenske< ...... 440 feet above-the canyon, — • ' With bumli•ning down the Beans Inc.' own. forts to •reach -re Woods Friday w ere:re City. compared-ed Ilo the Milner site’s 140 feet. - warehousesc in Filer has apparentlyI Woods’ decision to tu turn over his unsuccessfi^sful. U tah prosecutors say ss they arc The Idaho Idal Public Utilities Com- I. produce dealer’s llccr in golf cailIL quit his i warehouse business ia :ense to th e , U nder CaCalifornia state law, persons>ns aw aiting a decision befoifore proceeding, mission1 alsoals could have a voice In site . Califomla.a. California agriculture departm d ent’s who buy a g agricultural commodities for orwarded lo the selectionn before b< any project is built, TWIN FALLS - AI BlueE Lakes Jim Woo<'oods; owner of Commodity> Bureau of Markei Enforforcement, for resale must T he Issue h as ^ n for ust obtain a produce dealer's Jeneral's office Idaho Powi’ower would have to ask .the ' Country Club greenskeepeeper died In- Marketinglg Corp. of .Salinas, the> voluntary cancellation, fo C alifornia Attorney Gei follows a sim i-, license. ThiThe only exceptions Involve PUC’s pernMrmlsslon before charging Its ; stantly Friday when thele golfg cart he parent comompany of Beans Inc., lastI lar move by Taylor. Taylc ® for review. I'lor, w hoowns tim b e r andnddai^ < products, crs for engineering work. ! was . operating hit a rock and month effeffectively cancelled his1 a bean warehouse in Mac Bf. "A t this point, rthe [adera, tumed Wilhoutit IlhaV license. Woods is cf- t Power spokesman Larry ' overturned. operating; Iilicense with the CaliforniaI over his license in early s |. beginning lo unravel lh •ly May am id fectlvely oul oi of the commodity busl- a s . s said the utility anticipated:' The name of the victim,im. a 21-year- Departmenlenl of Food and Agriculture- allegations that he.did notno pay farm- nessinCalilQlifornla. issue involved and lh old male from TwinI Falls,I was officials, crs for their beans. ; offico has not really s 1th the canal companies for a -1 "Y es. that's th what it means," '5 r r s |& !Icensc to construct the Milner ' withheld pending nolificaiication of his Wilhout U liy focused on the case," Sutlumnersald. t lhat Ilcensc, Woods cannot Apparently. Woods tunimed over his Mortara said.sa "Jim'Woods is totally plant oncencc the feasibility study is ------parents,-who wereout offlow to' n.------o p e r a l e — 1 —h i s —b u s in e s s - - w ilh in —-- -liccnse'after-he-was"C(contacteiI“by out of'busilushiess.-If he opcralcs'inin ------Once th e attorney geneneral reaches a completed.led. Jerome County Sheriff•iff Elza Hall C alifornia.a. state agriculture dc- California agriculture departmenl California,a, heI operates Illegally. Anyny conclusion on the legalI cquestions, the Spokesmesm en for the two canal com-;;' i ...sold the cart, a countryI cliclub m ainte- p a rtm e n t ofiofficlalssay. investigators. of his officeleers or agents who operatete g o v em o r's slaff wiU'Uithen decide if panics havhave said icing coul^ be a < nance vehicle, was on ann asphalta: path Woods and a business associate ' The investigators repciportedlytold In Californli•nia operate illegally, unlessss_ extradition Is warrantintoH, Siimnpr p n?Mgm — and -veered—onto—a —0-^ s s y —hill— Martln-Tayi )-at4hd:Point^pilUiterand-lts-^ ^ylo^o^Made^a7Callf:nlav6— Woods h e would be requirlired to post a they're sonicerised." lli said. use couldId hihamper maintenance of the : southeast of the golf pro shop.sho been charge •ged with arson with intent to $25,000 bond If Taylor wwas lo have Meanwhll'hlle, the criminal casese No deadline for reachihing a decision canal systei’Stem . The driver apparently

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U nder the seen Y fitnd reachi■.hes $ 2 03,000 ccnario devised for the plan,n, a tomado standardsrds clause. T hat clause wouA'ould require new andid oul a kitchen window, andid l>the olher struck a stud — hit the west end enc of the facility, two po'>ower poles bargainim TWIN FALLS -- Thi!T Magic Valley YFCA ling before the district couldlid a. lte r benefits or and-id-fell between Interior pane!anellng and the home's 'A nas collapsed causinising a fire and the roof of f; Sky view's lessen woi $203,000 toward Its $250350,000 fundraising goal, vorking conditions, exleIcrior wall, according to police)lice reports...... north wing was8 lolorn off. ' YFCA publicist Donr Property damage is estimateditedar$250.------tt: onna Stalley announced the! figurefli Theslallcvacuacualed and treated p a tie nis ts. according ^^Wilchtl' sa'jd i 3 aflicri-the_ teaciiereere* w e r^ d p e n lo F rid ay as Y volunteers ■ers entered'lhe last quarterroi oi the lo lhe homo’s dlwdisaster plan. The disaster wor a s d e e m e d c h a n g esin s Ir wording of the clause. two-month campaign;n Ilo reopen the Y building, g. now overandraleda'la "success" in 45minutes. /arehouse fire non o t . a r s o n operating only on ai limitedHi basis because of dcdebls. The leateacliers would meet Monday;ay at 7:30 p.m. and Rules established tolb iavoid conflict with upcon later attcittend a regular school boiboard meeting to FILER Fl - Filer firefighters•s F rid ay ruled out arson United Way fundralsin,Ising efforts stale the YFCAi rn s s M i n i c o t e c a c h e r p a c t c l o mS € announcecc their decision and awaitll thetl board's vote. as; tlthe causc of Thursday’s fireire ai t A cme Manufactur- reach its goal by Aug.g. 331 or return all donations, RU PER T -- f A negotiator for Mlnidok a i d ; ...... * • Ing. Stalley said 70 perccrcent of contributions recel wo sides have mcl eight to 10OllmessinceApril. tii «eived School District:t teachersti said Friday he < According to F iler F ire Chii have exceeded $1,000KW.. As of Friday, she said, Chief Larry Ainsworth, id. 413 tentativecontracl:act agreement to be ratified1 NMonday, firefefighters believe the fireIrc started becausc a individuals and busineiinesses had contributed moi noney. Desmond WelcVelch of Rupert said he \w a s v e ry B u U e l f i t s hydrdraulic line to the plants’ fam _ Vol^Jeers have raisedsed $29,418 since the flrsl phas ets m iss resident farm implement machln* lasepf optimistic thatjctjeachers would approve a tentative ______yr.had-bccn disconnected-for'i the cam pal^ ended JuJul ly a i:- ____ 4 FALLS - g u ile tF f ii^ infonfo' a F a lls Avenue for-repairs.-Because-the------Mtllementhammnmered out W edn^ay withithehelpbf t TWINF bber hydraulic lines wereB dcdeslroyfcd In the fire. a federal mediatoi E a s t rcsldsldence Thursday rem ains uitc ator from Sail Lake City. under investigation /\insnsworth concedes his speculaliJlalioncan't be verified. District Superln*rlntendent Wayne Fagg saidd roductlon by Monday.

'" r — ------^------—- ____ Br2Jlm6SrNQWS..Twin.!vin.Fjilla. .'dafio. _Satufday..At — ---- ^ Haladfieldoff to»Aukland 7 TWINVIN FALLS - Shelly Hadfleid of i e l l 1 F alls has accepted a caii to I g i o m Twin F servee a missionI for the LDS church in ' Aiiklandland, New Zealand...... _ Hadficidfieid, the daughter of Dean and Hadfleid, Is a 1979 graduate q{ Assemblyy ool t C M Wcdnidnesday Bible study will be a Aria Ho c at be Alice AndersonI 'with Mrs, Ken studyf a t noon; Ruth Circle will m meeilngs. Evening tw |„ f i TWIN FALLS -- Sunday: school 7:30p.mI.m. 1 m eet featured In both m< I Falls High School and a !98i , Shewattheorgan. a t Je a n begins at 9:45 a.m.i.m. P asto r Kim C 4 M A an Mueller’s home at 8 p.m. praisescrvice beginsnsal6p.m. graduateuate of Collegc of Southern CburcbofAs(iKMBlon TWIN/IN FALLS - Tenth Sundayy afteraf Vacation Bible iSchool, ages 2 0. • ■ KruRcr win speak alat the 8:30 a.m. TWININ FALLS — Christian antand TWIN FALLS - H(Holy communion Penteco service and Pastorr PRoger Loy will MfssfoiiiDhary Alliance Church will no ecost servicc with holy comnimmu- through adult, will1 Ibe held Monday a farewell fan honoring her will be not services wni'bc held1 aat 8 a.m ., lO a.m . n ion wiiwill.be.at 9;30.a.m'._nic.seniunnon __ thmnph FHHny, •■■W tn 9 p.m, Lori tnriny at ----- ip c a k -o n —Powcr-lo-<:o-CcUWcalth-at— meet-th-this-week-twcause-of-famiij fnily— and~g' p:m ~ conductcIted. by IhcT lev. ■■Totaial Commitment’’ .tMatIh'tihew W hite and M ary Knapinpp aro directors. Street!t CJ-Chapel. :ihe 10:45 a.m . servlcivice, Charles and camp. David K. Callord. sum £ m er rector 13:44-46 •Frances H unter willI conductCO a healing' Famll •46) will be given by P astorrA.J. A, KIMBERLY Sunday school nlly Camp will be al Lutheith er from England. Sermn or Information missiona)nary. Activities will bq com^om* ....begins at8:15 a.m . Bib:ible classes begin Services c a ll 733-5349 or733-8733. CCS will be a t 9 a.m . at Murtaulaugh Presbyteterian TWIN,'IN FALLS - David W. Lutz of 733. pietcdlat at noon Sunday, a t 9:45 n.m. Sundayy and 7:30 p.m. and Ila, : . HANSEN - Sunday t a.m . a t Kimberly with the}Rev. R( TWIN FALLS-RRev. Robert Van TwinFalF alls h as been elected governor ia y school begins . R cguljular services will be held nextlext Wednesday. Sunday■worshipat w 10:15 jp h n W at 10 a .m .. Worshipihip scrvlce and week attIt the Boy Scout Cenler. Wood, pastor, presentingg thet Nesl will speak on ""Creator Of The of Regionglon 13 (Washinglon, Oregon and a.m . and 6 p.m. Moloming sermon, sermon3n "One Great Consideration 10 a.m. services, idalio) o ;.children's church is at 11 a.m. Even- Cbrlstlflo lion,’’ Lost A rk." a t the 10 I) of the Internatlon Lutheran "Walking Worthy off God,” ( will tw bas4^1 onoi 1 John 4:20. Kathy FlorHores Clarence Dudley will wi present the Laymlen’s en’! League (ILLL). infi Worship will beginalnat7:30p.m. TWINN FALLS - First ChristianIian given by Frank Tl: Thompson. The will be soloist. Lay reader:r a t m usic. A children’ss sermon will bo ^ fj,erjTiembcr of Clover Trinity Lu- Wednesday nlghl JnInspiration and Churchh schools will begin at 9:40 a.m..m. evening speaker wlii be be Bruce Clark. Murtauglugh will be Wayne Hogue. given. ' , therann Church C in-Buhl,—Lutz-has“ .Blblestudy begins at?::17:30p.m. Morningng worship will be at 10:50 a.m.•m. Community BIbl< bleChurch • Gardei-den producc will be sharediata at JEROME-The9a9 a.m . service will servedd In In many positions in his con- Baptistist ., with a COcoffcc hour following. Morningling FIL E R - Sunday’ !school, will be table ini TWIN FALLS - F in th e church foyer In exchanilange -include the messagjIge "How ChrlS; g „ g aitlon |i„ „ and the Utah-Idaho District First Southern serviceses may be heard on KLIX at held at 10 a .m, and wororshlp.hour.at.u ___for-contr ------BaptlsrSundayschool ntributions-lo-the-World Hung'inger— tlanity-CanComplicatrale-A-Marrlngo: ------n n n :rrHC"ha5'scrvcd-two-terms"a~ H l ooruegrris'ario— iTiopTSrm. Mission a.m . Rev. CIcvc Millinglings wiii give the Oppoiliiilunlty class apnual picnic will.. )n Support Project. ExtraI pro-pr D r. W. Daniel Kiingligler will give jhe president. p „ , Lutz, a farm er, has >vi!l Bible study is heldI < every. Wednes- duce will wll be donated to the Senlienlor sccond p a rt of the senerics based on the *pre lla.m.sermonandthe;he7:30scrmon. t>eatthc.he Al and Joni Peters home atJtl 1 dayalflp.m. president and director of lhe Citizensns Center< in Kimberly. teachings of hovelistXlLco Tolstoy; Twin FallsFall Board of Realtors. Brethren^ ' p.m . Drive-In Chuhurch TWIN TWIN FALLS - Si ;N FALLS — Sunday schochooi HAZELTON - The sermon Sunday school VALLE,LEr - Valley Christianlan TWIN FALLS - Ser\trvices start at 8 begins at begins at 9:45 a.tfi. . 1 at 9:45 a.m . for 2-year-oldssand ar "Hidden Treasure" v,will be given by and morning Church1 Sbe-given-by-In-— truck-andand-a-bam-ln-farm Jias.at __ KSO p.m. and Bible stustudy w ill.be.at— music-wili#111 be by.Cheryl SlagelrBucke- e n " ( M a tth e w iS l.- r ^ ------/tSOp.-mrWediiesday:— l o n e ^ l l l e i l and illustrate5 theth terim Paslor Robert V.V.Bali;- ‘ -- - -K im bcrlyitrlyahd Honsen Friday. :------Vandcrhoy Rev.I David Upp. with Christ.” started1 by aj smoldering trash fire, ■ I Youth1 wwill m eet at 7 p.m. for Biblelible The evening servicc;c wlii be at 7:30 F rid aay y ■ afternoon, Kimberly r € ) MS flo n a iiri’S c sg ,— stu d y andnd recreation. p.m . firem enn werev summoned to the Nazarene SeveotlKlayAdVdventist Hansen1 artarea where flames destroyed FILER-IR - Youth Wllh A Mission will E D E N - " T h e U wV cof the Lord,” is a 10-whccl I He hadI beenbe a salesm an ali his life andJ Donold Maddox of Sioux F cel farm truck, and four to five ; Foils, S.D. He be a t F ileriler High School gym tonightIt lcto the lesson study todayy based on John acres ofif wlwheal. Vawser said the flre nployed at Cain's Fumilure and1 w as preceded iii'death by^ hishi parents, p resen t th Applianceice store a l lhe lim e of his deaUi. the pageant "Toy M aker and 15:10. began whervhen an accumulation of straw Services will be ol 10 o,n 7:30 p.m. He m arrieTied Ruby Frey Nov. IB, 1950. at1 Ihe Hansen M ortuary Cho Sabbath School begin;ins at 9:15 a.m . w as ignitediited by heat from the truck’s ly school will begin at 9:45 Twin Foil=•8118. He served In the Navy' Rev. Vince F rank of Ihithe Poui Con- „ „ v«.^„ ):45 and worship hour beginsinsatlla.m. exhaustpipI pipe. during World Wo W ar II. aboard Ihe USS'< gregotionol Church offickdoting. Buriol luth w ith a Missions will sharelare Tennesseesec for 38 months os a store- will be In the Rupert Ce:Cemetery wilh I a-a.m. Worship service begins . keeper. He w as a mem ber of the TwinI m illlory graveside rites umunder direction a t 11 a.mm. . wilh P astor Mike speaking F a lls F lrstIrst Church of the Nozarene and of lhe DAV, American ULegion. VFW, o n “ T heT(Tempting t Challenge.’’ ■ ______...... • »h»AmoHriricon Legion------and WW I V elerans,-Friend : SELL nds may eailal------T he-serr Survivini ermon-al-6-p.mrwtil-be “The ving o re his wife of Twin Falls; Hansen Mortuary in Ruftupert Sunday W aiting F al th e r." E a s ie[^ r buyers read the h is m olhother, Mary Ballerson of afternoon and evening oiand prior lo W orshiplip on Wednesday and NYI Classifssilled columns M ascoulahlah. III.; Iwo daughters. Nancy servicesqn Monday, : Y O U I Helvey of Twin F alls and M ary Helvey m eeting;willbeat7:30p.m. wi e v ery ry (day! ogH of Lcxingtcigton P ark . Md.; a half-brolher, TWIN FALLS F. - Bible classcs will ; Glenn HelvelveyofPlnckneyvillc; and Iwo ElthBuel s ta rt a t 9:49:45 a.m . W orship hour will be ' V -^-V sisters, LucilleL u< Spltznass of Mascoutah, n. The "Continentals" will be STER RICHFIELD - Elio EBuei, 67, of II a.m .* IBO . .1 and Nevo'0 W\ heeler of Bowie, Texas. He R iehlield, died Friday moi H f '’ ’': , v' w as precedccdcd In deoth by his father and Wood R iver Convalescentmt^CcnteVnt Meth«liodists hear Iwoslepbrobrothers. Shoshone. TriMES-NE¥iW S Services«3 win be ol II a.m . Mondoy In 1332 Third St. W est, 733-1^3»0931 ______I : I I . th e F lrslit Church( of Ihc Nozarene by She w as bom Jan, 18,191'914, al Albion. Porticland couple ' _ Pastor AaAaron Knopp, Paslor Terry She graduated from RidIchlleld High SHOSHOIiONE — Portland. Ore., P r e c e M atson, ai School and received her Heariha Pace Pr and Poslor Mel Roybom. si Rev. Henry Docktor andnd Ill be in Sunscl Memorial Park, cosmetology ol Idaho Slole ovm goUsl TWIN FALLS - iic Lois will s h a i ^ 'g o ^ l music H = .r.h . P.CC P S n T mmoy l call al While Mortuary She worked ol Little Ameri sic ■ Low rcnce Prccc. 76. of( Sn M U k e Clly, S r s Z sundoy, and unlll 9:30 o.m. of years, and had o beau ( spoken word with the ' ' formcrlyofTwinFalls.dici :auty shop in ' The family suggests memori- Richfield. She married FtFred Powell, Shoshone} and. j Richfield MethodistS ■ # f | ■ ; in th e LOS Hospltfll In Sail who preceded her in dealh. S thlsweek. - ingsurgcry. iNalionalFoundalionforlleills . I. She married P arish es thi Is. H arp er Buel Ocl. 9,1937, at ( is In Shoshone will be Sunday LISTEM ay H She w as bom AprilII !.a l W . n d It Gooding. He Services I died Dcc. 30,1963. ol GreennRlvcr.Wyo, i a t 11 a.m1., ., and , Monday and Wednes- resided In Burley unlllI Oflerofl h er mar- a i She w as a m em ber of Ihe Ll e M , R udolph LDS Chureh, d ay a t • 18 p.mb . Services wiil be at riflRe lo P.L . Lawrcncc« inii 1922. -niey A r c n t e I active in the Relief Society a !, ■ 8:15/A.M. each SundaySi I lived In Twin Falls, whenhere she owned BURLEYEY - Archie Mlllon Rudolph. al Green River, Dielrich om•'‘“‘^P 'c MIA Richfield SundaySi a t 9:30 a.m ., and and operated th e Vogue• DtDress Shop for long-llmi:ime form er area resident, died She lived at Ogden. Uloh nd Tuesday atSp.m. ' ■ Rad mony yeors. They movedcd lilo EmmeU In F rid ay in10 o BoiseI hospilal. reluming to Richflcld. iio KART 14001 I 19S2 ond lo PhocnU, ArAriz.. in 1957, ServicesES will\ be a'nnounced by Poyne Surviving ore a son. Horoli where her husband died.id. I She m arried M ortuary,f. ind bid opened of Ogden; a daughter, Corei B Church^O j^hrist^W e n d e lJ Shcrm Precc In 1971, and anc Ihcy have —, ' . of Lawrence, Kan.; her n ______sincc llvwl In Soil Loki mother and TWIN FAFALLS - Twin Falls city ------stepfolhcTT— Mr:— nnd—Mr Phoenix. She was an acllvc virr—Waltci------offtch«ls-^*riFYiday-hnd-only-onirbldncr liv e m em ber o f ____HEYBURURN - Charles L. Maddox, 67, - S levens-of Richfield! four llicLDSaureh...... iur brothers, - o p e n in conronnectlon with the widening ■ of Heybumm , died Thursday afternoon ot Millon Swcot of Jomeslo IB ...... Survivins a rc her busbon id Drivo North, bond; two sons, • his hom e oafli flera io n g Illness. D avid Eldon Swcol of Rich orEasllnndl F ra n k Law rcncc of New Yo e bid from PM F Inc. of Twin ' York and Dick He w asI bom be Oct. 2.1913, at-Gordon, Sweol and Milford SweatS Sih The lono b Ijiw rence of Fresno. Calif.: I; I TwinFalh lif.:adaughler. Neb., whereere he altenckid Khools, and Caccy; Iwo sisters, M w $30,842 to widen the Borbora Kollroba of£un L M r s .^ u S : J nUkcsTAm.; oltended collegecol a t Chadron, Neb. He Swoinslon of Richrield and comer of Eastland Drive four brothers. Dee Pacc of idMrs. Fem . i CHURCH( l A R E M I E ! of Twin Falls. served Inthe the Navy during World Wor II, Coales of Twin Foils; thr Addison Avenue £ast. The OrTHENAZA Frank Pace of Emniell, and Virgil Pace and w as o < Ihree grand- North a t Ad 0 cook In tbe Soulh Pacific, cMIdrcn; and Iwo greal-gror'ondchlldren. work, expecjccted to start during theI,. P reseients-Live-IN CONCEICERT ond Glen (Penny) Pace, bolho/Burlcy:boll After servicivice he was a chef at Sallon S he w as preceded in death b)by I\S0 sons, curren t consinstruction season, includes Iwo sisters, Nellie Whitingting of Burley sea Califr., andi moved to Heybum in h e r father, o brother, and a grgrandchild. installing pipe pl] and building a curb, - and U la McBride of H Hi lllcy; sl> iK s’. He wasm , employed as chef at Ihe S ervices wIU t>e al I p .m r sidewalk and arterial ' ______. RrandchiWren: and seveevcrol great- Pondfirosnai» and Nelson’s Pilot Club unlll_____ 1. MflhdSy in g u tte r , sic I 9Jlie Gofttaentals ts...... - - — I Rrondchiidren, She-was-ps-p ieceilM In Slsrelliemnent. eu ------thc-Rlchflcld-LDS-Chopel wwiihBishop------approaches. S v a d a y • 1 ------death. In addition (o her• firstfin husband. . M ark Bowere conducting. Bu:3uriol will be Twin Fail'alls City'Engineer Gary i g P r a l f * S * r ^ » . «tOOOO |P.M . ig are a slsler, Mre. Leonard y .. by 0 brother. Clark Pace, o in Shoshone Cemetery, unde lid P M F ’s price appears .of Rupert, .a n d -a .brother,_____ der dir'ction Young said I ______40.L6lhAvonua.Ni Poce, a grandchild, and — of Bergln Funerai Chspel offShoshone. SI ------comparaWe'iIc to^ty estlfnafes foR fir~ loron Knapp,-Pastor— — — grandchild. project. Services will be Mondaylay morning In Arizona, Raymond Lee Hellelvey TWIN FA'LLS - Rayr I t t RU PER T - . Services for Raymond church cl one hourpriortoservice Helvcy. 61, of Twin Falls, dieddie in Magic jn m c s J e nisen, s e t 79, of Rupert, who died r r i HEAL]INGS i E N I NI ; A R I V alley Memorial Hospital a }| afler a sud- Wednesday,f. winv be 0110:30 o,m . today TWIN FALLS - Services for den Illness. pert LDS 7lh W ard Chapel, bi or Charies w it h « B ra ln ard Renfrow, 72. of Twliwin Falls, ' He was bom July 22, 1920. at gurlol will1 be b< In the Rupert Cemeleiy------wl who died W ednesday, will be! 01o 1 p.m. Plnckncyvilic. III., and camcame to Twin under dlre(rection of the Hansen------Mondoym In While Mortuory ‘ __ F a lls from Dounlifui. Ulah.h. IiIn Ihe 1940s, M ortuary. Fi y 'Chopel, c h a r l e JE riends-may_calLat_Uie------Burial-wilib i be In Sunset Memorij ES_andERA]; v N C E S -H l®INTER— . ------rialPorir------____ TF.Ar.HIJ\ V To.HenI Tho R ------m ^ Y p m d o r n iSicfc” . _ ^ 3.m. and Mon. & Tues.srib a.m. & 7p.m.

p M a f l ; ______/ The Happy H ST.BENEE N EDIC rS H uTfters, ^ rfmWjiH ' Births . Adml AdaughlertoMr.andand M rs. Chad VanTosseli of Heybi ; Sue Moss of Jerome ond Thcresiresa Pendleton of Shoshone, illghtfully i D inni MAGKiGlC VALLEY MEMORIAL Dell! • BorbaraChambcrsof Shoshone,one. Admitted a r is m a tlc Mra. W arren Wade,e. Si Shown Shepard, Carl Driggs..En,ma.,l„, E i ' ■ ‘ GOODmGCOON*UNTYMEUOfUAL , Mrs. Dole Ford. Larryrry Rambo, Jimmy Snov^ Mre, I ; Admll :, Lex Heyer. Vero Taylor, Becky VeiVerrwn. Raymond Blackwood,, ondi Joseph • ^ 1 Burton Ainsworth of Hagcmiai-man. John Robertson of Goodin;ling. F a rm er, all of Twin FFall alls; Tenllle Cloridge and Cllffoi [andM rs. Patrick Stevensof Corralirral. ford Nulling. C / O fme T Expecting , bolh of Rupert; PhyllUiIIU Allred of Jockpol, Nev.; Mabeibel'Brownof . ' Blrt]Slrths ■Eden; Janies Stone and MIchoel Brune, both of Hu j AdaughlertoMr.andMrs.Pntr»ntrickSlevensofCorrnl. lozcllon; Ino A M/liracie- l Mdbley df Stockton. CaCalif.; Reese Romons and Mrlire, Wllliom Fullmer, both ol Buhl;hi; Anna Mason of Kimbcriy; Mre: M Homer MINIDOKAA MEMORIALU - CloweraofFller;andCatCartos Carnahan of Heybum. AdmitImltted - i Mario Galindo of Rupert. Rondoinda S r f cS Saturday, Aiugu>n6.l98lui -Tlmes.Novvi.w s.T w in Falls, Idaho B-3 Daviis feelIs jureo r a ‘iplant. Ro:•zelle:says ]no ------LOS-ANGEEES-TOPTT'li — Oakland legal'procecceedlngs and seek a criminal trial, i scheduled to begin SiSept. 21, and Rozelle saidsal the NFL was prepared Raiders’ owncr_Al Dav 1 an obstruction of Justice."...... co-plairitifff in in the case, wilh Gelker 3avis charged investigatlotlon against Thomas Gelker. poinl i out the need lo movove thal trial togotocourljrl again, but would not rule} Olhor jurors said thal ( F rid ay a m em ber of tlie t Golkcr had the most slounchslau holdout. He sold it the hung jury the retiredred Orange County busi- oul> of Los Angeles. out the possi•ssibility of an out of court thal deliberaled his an t stated on the first day of deliberationsdc was suggcstc*jsted during the. trial that antltrusl^suit nessman who wl emerged as the mosi ‘■The m essage is if yoyou disagree seltlement. HeI; said he would discuss> he had made up his mindid in favor of each side :buldcbuli eliminate two jurors. against the NFL was a “pianl.’'" bul controvershrslal of the 10 jurors. w ' ith the Oakland Raiders j sa n d the U s the m a tte r• wlwith the othor 27 franchise‘ thc N FL and could not boSe persuaded "They (NFLVFL attorneys) even piciked NFL Commissioner FcPete Rozelle “ I see no basis to prosecute Mr. A i ngeles C oliseum Coi •om mission, owners, tochangeliismind, theiflw o,'"’ DaDavis said, "Bul someone dismissed the allegationon as "lotaiiy G elker." Rozelle Rc replied at a sccond you’re ' going lo be prprosecuted," In. jesr-'T about • I ■ ■'The basic issue in the 1111-weck-long higliorupsaid;aid no. They knew Ihey had . u nlrue." news conferiference a short time later. Rozcllosald. 1 Gelker. who; 10 failed to disclosc during; trial was whether the NFLFL's Rule 4.3 a m istrial fromthestart."fron "Iwouldgosofarastos.to say he was a " I t’s classiissic Joseph Alioto and Al ■Rozelle said Ihe a.Ilcgegalion ,thot jury selectlorIon that he was a cousin of : - w h ic h requires a Ihree-f(•-fourths vole Alioto ;ald said also lhat during thc pianl,” Davis said at aJ n(news confer- Davis — picking p on this man In G ( elker w as planted o n 'lhle c. jury by the the ow ner ofo fa j defunct World Foolball ' of all NFL team s for any' one0 team to courso of thehe trial t a security agent for ence the morning after a rrmistrial was Anaheim anand using It. In a way that N I FL ond the city of Oaiakland was League franclinchise, Davis said: dcclarcd. has a tretremendous effect on his "totally ‘ untrue." > move from ifs home franclichlse-was the NFL'nlleirllemplod to conloct a juror, "I wouldI gog( so fnr aS’lo say he's a aviolationofantitrusllaws Joseph Alloto. who repniprescnted the personal lifeife." He also dism issed nn acciccusation by plartl.Ii’sobs)bslniction but I can accept "Now wee foifound out a ju ro r who lied ____ Raiders Jn.their.aUempLipLto.override— —Rozcllcsalsaid thalhreats to proscculo—— IDavis-lhat-he-wahted-to-gi-get-the-U s— thatT“ ------Alioto told reporters th:Ital Ihe jury Ks way ontoto lh 11 e ju ry ." Alloto said, NFL objections and mo move lo Los G elker senlnl ai m essage lo persons who Angeles / football franclichise "for He addodKi that Gelker has “ Ills was hung H-2 in favor of' IIIhc Raiders "I wouldn’t Angeles, said he would I dn’t Kpi-culale how he was Id begin civil wlllbeplckc:ked a s jurors for thc socond himselft and his friends," riglils lo livev eh ls life his way. Bul It's and-the U s Angeles CcColiseum, a plnnlc^d." Dnvis.snld,Dfiv "It'sover.now." I V egiivert’i s 6 7 w a y :too rr,nuch fo r CypenfieU j r

Times-News writer opening roundund and then gave all ______IwoofthcmbaiI back. Friday morrfiorning, she moved ahead TWIN F A L I^ - SoI much for by th ree by' birblrdylng the first hole and hangups. - ll w ent to four fou when Brown three* Lori V^werl of Burleyy may have putted for‘ a a -bogey. After niho, hod1 two gblng into Frid.iday’s final Vegwert hadid aa 34 against Brown's 36. round’ of the Twin FoilsIs Women’s P a r wasn’t doing doi Brown any good at Open( Golf Toumoment.. First, al- all. thought she hod posted 0 a 68 on thc The curtainlin fellfl on No. 10. coursc in a losing effort, mimaybe Twin For the thirdthin straight tournament FallsI Municipal Golf Counjrse bugged round — stretching stn back t6'ltht‘‘~ her becausc she never couould play It Times-Newss MagicN Volley Women's thet way sho felt she could. A m ateur —Brown Bn sliced her tee shot And then th ere's the mattiiticrofTwin off the counourse for a two-stroke IF alls' K aren Brown. penalty. Shele then tl missed perhaps a For thc pasl couple of•f years, no two-foot putttt anda had to settle for a Rmwn u-n<; th rcc DUtl andand a triple-bogev seven. on top at thc end. She goi?ot past the Vegwert. meaineanwhile, got il up and hhurdle for thc firsl tim e in. winningw the down fromjust jusi in front for a three and s ta te a m ateu r title and Frldriday proba* the outcomJ e was wa decided. ■ bly pul any ideas of jinxess behindt her At that pointlint it I becam e a question of by defeating Brown on her I home whether thee bigbl lead would cut into p p coursc. Vegwert’s comconcentration, letting the Of coursc. a fivc-undcr•p p ar 67 will win supplantIt thell: score and just ploy- ddo things like that for o goigolfer. It set ing safe, some of thc muny veteransiswondering \ "Thai waswasn't any problem." . — ■ r ilif it m ightn't be. a women'in’s competi* Vegwert said.'ild.' "I had a good score K; tive coursc rccord. No one10 could say going and Iwonted wor lo keep it going If I mM k flfor sure. No problem. CollII it 67 from could. I didj guide gi a few shots after ■ H b . .. nnow on and say Vegwert aflcflerword. that - like mmy y drive on No. 13 and I For Vegwert the score bccamcbc the almost whiffed[fed it. But I guess it (the • goal of the day. Midwayay through bigbiow-owoy)’ay) cam e at the righl tim e _, Friday!s -final; round, she.le exploded because.I JiadJiac fhyseirthlnking .of ilinlo an eight-stroke lead1 and ; from playing stea^:ady goif^th pore ond l«)H Dl l.A!y IMUrr/lin.^ |jthen on it was only a m atter'r Iof playing birdies whcrevcrever I could get them ." . ; : Burley's Lori Venw thc final eight holes. . . A 68 had becbeen Vegwert’s goal for flwert watches her appnproach sh o t sail towardd tlthe 18th green and victC t o r y in t h e Twin F a llsIs W' om en’s O pen - II m arked thc sccond timeme Vegwert ______' • hhad an eight*shot lead.-She1C managed •See> OPOPEN Page B4 \ State SC>oftball S h o w iU v ^ U r r l Bwomnen’s: Fouur of five loc )cal team s post] victoiDries T e l e v iision i appr> ro v a l By CHRIS HAFT SShockley's of Rupert 12-7; or TImcs-Ncws writer.. ; ond Barton’s Club 9:i. wwos on extra-inning, sce-stj-sow affair. Carla Da- uwhich conquered General InstInstrument of Po^t Falls mlano's m two-run homer witlvith two oul in Ihe fiflh ...... • 1118-8. broke a 5-5 tie and vaultedd I Beck’s Inlo a 7-5 lead, . b y C FF A w o u l d g o In o ther first-round matchctchcs, Gooding Lum ber but bi Taco John's knotted ththc scorc again in thc TWIN FALLS - Four out ofi’fivc Magic Valley crushed c: Capricorn frorh Moscioscow 21-8, Fashion Bar sixth. sl team s won first-round ga'mialHcs In Ihe Idaho State of o: Blackfool bested TacoI B(Bell of Pocatcllo 9*4. Dixie Glenn's triple to lcfl-<;fl-centcr field gave Taco a g a i n s t N C A A ww i s h e s W om en's C lass B SoftballI TournamentTc al-Harmon -North-West-Savlngs-4'toair -N jairof-MountalirHomc— •John's-anU-7-advantage-in jc 1 theth seventhrbut-Beck's— - P a rk — and thc one that didnidn't win nearly upset the tc lopped WAPI of Idaho FallsIs 7-37- and Jovial J e rry ’s scscraped for the tying runn IIn thoir half, forcing ATLANTA (U PI)-A.showdown sl ment goes befo defending champions. _ jcfore the entire CFA ______of ol Mountain, Homejlcfoatcd_:ed_Bpnner.,Bul.lding_of ___ ovovertim e...... — ----- betwecn-mosl-of.thc-natatlon’s. top— membershipr—)------— ...... Playing quItcTspirllcaiy,Iy, Huiilcf’s Aulo Town Si “Sandpolnt by forfeit. Taco John's finally wonn ilI in the eighth when college footboll powerss and the Inlheproposojosal, each CFA school battled the titleholding TwirNvin River Merchants of H unter’s trailed 4-2 going'into int Iho seventh Inning AAngelai Brady scorcd Sandydy Ford from first base NCAA appears Imminenent during is guaranteedcd $1 million and a Lewiston to a 4^ tie by thche middlei of thc seventh bi but refused to bow easily. With one out. Dlnna wlwith a triple to ccnter field,I. aand Brady cam c home the "one of thc 'most sl,significant m inim um of . -in n in g ...... !------of two .appearances _Chapraan-reached-basc-safcl>fcly-on-a-close-play-at-— when-Beck'sbotchcd wl thc TCia:•lay: ------— meetings" - ever—in“ (;i(jollegiate— during Ihe four-j : But Sherl Pulzor’s homec rirun in Ihe bottom of the fli iur*year period. A CFA ‘ ' ' first base a fter h er grounderir wasw bobbled by Twin Mitzi Silvers, who wasIS the gom e's winning athletics in A tlanta Fridayay. school would1 bc allowed to appear ~ inning enabled the Merchantsmlslosurvlve.5-4. RR iv er's second baseman. CIndjindy Holebrook followed pji pitcher, then rounded the babascs.on a single ond o The College Football11 Associa* on NBC seven!ven tim es during a ' The Twin F alls victors IncludedIncl Taco John's, an wwith a double; sending Chapilapm an to third. Both th three-base error by Bock’sceicenter fielder. tlon, consisting of all major it in- two-year periodriod, compared to six -cxtra-lnnlng Il-S winner ovciiver Beck Distributing of rurunners then scorcd on Brenda'idaG ront’sdoublc.'' dependent colleges andid confer- times availabUable in ' the NCAA’s rs t. Maries: Curry Grain StoStorage, which defeated T hc Taco John's-Beck DIstrllitrlbutlng confrontation •See WOMEN’SN’S Pa g e 84 enccs except thc Big 10 anst Conference foot- ByThe.Timcs-News______:_____-w W arm Springs of KetchumI ddrew r a bye in Ihe first Coors-of ( Magic Valloy onreceived three homers Oklahoma, Penn-State,-B,-Texas.— b-aii;"------Florida Slate and others, a roundn and then defeated Coors» rs of Coeur d ’Alene 6-5 frorom both John Bryant andd FRocky Reece to crush . .. My such Francis saidlid ithe NCAA would ; The Mogic Valloy women’sn’s sQftboll team s found . in ir thc sccond round. . . .- . - ...... AllVlpha Health Studio of Idaho;ho Falls 19-5. Coors then ' . - threats^will.not derail.th«the.tclevi-_hurt-it8elf-by by-expeiling-CFA------: sion plans. : nearly com plete success InI theth« Idaho State Class A Twin Falls Merchant's andnd Warm Springs head suiluffered an 11-8 loss to ToePaco Tim e of Lewiston schools. : Softball Tourney Fridoy nignight while the men's into ir today's play with no losses loss while Budwelser deilesplte two hom ers from Recceccc. The CFA’s Boord of DDirectors ChJirley Thojrhornton. asslstont .500 percent. . w : team s fared slightly above .50C will bc eliminated with anotherIhcrdefeat. lBorton's Club 93 receivedJd three hits from Ron reachcd on agi^eemont willilh NBC in athletic director:tor at Alnboma. said , ' 'Iti the women’s tourney aat t'Coeur d'Alene. Twin In thc men's stale tourneyney at Idaho Falls, all BUilake to take a 9^ win over ov Harlem Club of which the network pronomised to Friday tho univm WiUilies—^ - by left fielder Sample, bul By Unitelited Press Internatlnal — error b> ■ , Sam ple3le Iled off the bottom half with a u n d L lp singleofie off loser Tom Burgmeler, 2-1. s® ® F ridjay aj nighi.“the Kansas Clly Ci A L r o w s got a classic case off tlthe — . wijD 0 0 8 Mn.w*u«e TOAONTO un >i«nc>Ko' 7isocD»i.'* Royals 3lt l,N ew Y orkO .. s. ~ ' D etroit I ISf'It— oei • Doii«r it 40 10 Oiin«io 0 0 0 t-l»un\n. c... Cm o.'SS^i'r/ 'viiiiM. D etroit, Mill Wilcox. 7*5. pitched J Rudt tn 0H 0 0 iS. SunffBwOSvlB t o il -Moorert tOOtM»M lie Aikens belted a solo homele nrun greeted reliever Miktike Stanton with his At Deli ? s r.V ' 'tf?,j?''Kn'Sir Willie, •ee.hittcr over 8 2*3 innings and B a s e b a l l .an d WilVillle Wilson banged out four fc fifth home' rim off theI year In the a three -1 . S ” '" 10 ?. "c5iA’.'S‘ T ram m ell singled In a run to K»«gl ^ , y2.i p. 0 0 0 wooc ■XHBeXBBBO Singless to pace the Kansas Clly Cl eighth, Alan T n s lo a 4-1 vlclory overr tithe In other. games, Chicago topped help the Tigers snap a Ihree-game '\'iS}«>nun. lOB« = ,’ S-." ii iS 1 J ? S S i Royals T«.a> r SB-Swol*. S.uoMut. k4oiioi dn ) Q t Mi'i «>.«< iilt'JOJl SH(Ji'S!?II ““ *-*! Baltimore 5-3,- Texaxas edged Boston losingg ststreak. II was Detroit's first noo«ii». sf-nob«nt.iw«i». *!i S 0 S 0 0 Clevelanland Indians. AL standings ■ 'h a ih m so To 0 e Jones went the first sixix in-i 3-2, Detroit nippedd New York 1-0. vkloryry (over the Yankees in eight ItealM " S*" t „ . , , , Mike , ^ IintA* I S nings and a scattered seven hilhils, Toronto edged Mihilwaukee 5-1 and ^ m ejs s ththis yoor. «ud y May, 4-6, took I' ; ; ; ■ ------J . i . l m ” ' "— WuIRUand'lhrec'and^lrticirouftwo- KTTln— ScattlespiitwilfrMini ^oroJIO^^ J 25 tMWXO t 2B- MUP-bT UC«lt pickingig Iup his first major-leaguee vie*vi then winning 13-3. iiiii I IB-UOMC, Mil- (Conc»pe««l T-4 II alo 5. Milwaukee 4 I Ino«M 3 (in SB-140I-Uolllo'. S-V«MI, / to ; 7 forfor the Royals. Renie Martlartin Toronto! .(MKI t - J « Uoiiioi.Sf-i»«. A lTToronto, on E rnie Whitt delivered a OoTton'’'* g IP H flcneaso st Louaaamero“ tuff.'" I- “ 'o"o“ hiirled1 tlthe final three innings for)rhis h Chicago 5, Baltimore I save. A t Baltim ore, Ro^on LcFlore and tie-break•caking double in the sevenlh to ”y,~i k H . - » ” 1 Hi ill! if s i i f i ;he-first. Wilson walked, stole slo Mike Squires singletled in runs in lhe help the[he Blue1 Jay s prevail despile two •rs by Gorman Thomas. Jerry |§ i " I 0 0 tt 3 0 0 1 secondd anda took third on catcherr RtRon fifth lo break a 22-2 lie. Richard homers i i l l Ql the Dotson. 8-3, gained: tlthe victory while Garvin,in, 1 : -2. was the winner in relief g j' H asseysy's wild throw. He then beat 11 UAO^ii ] t I 0 iCoopaiiiiiiii to the. plate on a grounderor Iby Sammy Stewart, 2-41'.. look the loss in w hileJarI Jam ie E asterly fell to 2-2. To^r'sCjm«> S S - i i i l s S '.“/h'itS iV ?oo« Ihrow to S " - 5 i fIfSiiTp^ i 0000 u.L .WVashlngton. a; his first start since Julune 15.1980. Ituion Ul <1 Toi Minnesotesota 6-^, Seattle M 3 *'*000 0^1^1 KANSAS Qlt CUV S I " , , i i i i Aikens;ns drove a fastball from losloser .j'y,»?.£uV W"M"« “ i'i'ooaor.ovont II. 9 a t 0 > * Jlyleven. 7-5. over the rightifiefield T exas 3, Boston 2 At BloBloomington. Minn., Jeff Bur­ Ciiilotnu i^nn 741 •< Oitund iKing ’®“*oici»o B ert Bly iKingrn*-! uS'.S'^'uXw-u*?)!. a:? for his eighth hom er of theI ye;year At Arlington. Texa:ias, Jim Sundberg roughsls slslam m ed three home runs and dt><*9n (On("g.rnn Ml il (U'i«oiii«<*»ID Pmuoii SD-Wwd. j. JB-JivOX J, mH- ^ SK isil •s., op.si•SI logii fence for t o p u t ithe h Royals ahead lo slay inIn thetl singled hom e Billy SiSample from sec* drove»in in six runs in the nightcap. In S v l i i UKs : « i i \ i ipcner, Rob Wilfong slugged a Ip H BCBBBSO fourth,I, ond base with one oulul in the bottom of the open lomer and Gary Ward slapped a ■”!!!!! ! E S : » ! s 1 K J , , , , 0 Wilson»n scorcd on a sacrifice flyly byI the ninth. The Red1 SSox had tied lhe solo hom ^ Hi « •••i* iO< iili he ninth due to a n — p air of)f RBIRl singles to lift Ihe.Twins_____ rsis-ii"— ! i „ . , . 5 Amos 01Otis in lhe sixth and Hal McR:cR ae— g w e in the lop of the NL standings SeATTlE ...... w...co.'.=is^rc««^,Ml *B'hM f r ^ M i h v s r o p M e t s ii ! uicsyii. oreland’i’s t w o s vivings dr( • a i " & £ % I? MB IB BO so PMILAOeiPMlA TORK * 'ISSS’ w U i iifjs s ;.".. l i i i By Unite.ited Press International infieldId slsingle delivered George Foster* ill ‘ ‘ ’ S “i. Iks the winning run in the lOth inning Cnicioe " 1 J Wiis KHii IS?:,. : N L m u n ‘ ' ’ ’ • i i s S a ' s s i i l It look»k Keith Moreland just tu ‘ndup S'glJe’ive the Reds the split. Dave 1" M) i j jS J S f i? S1 1 ? swingsi ]Friday night to spoil tl;the — ^ Concepciepclon led off the IQth by getting / a pitch. • « N L b o xsco r id*season'' opener for lhe Nc Joel Youngblood siisingled home lhe **' m - : \ \ i ilets and a crowd of 34,136. i & i i i i ™ ,,h - Mels’ first run in tlthe first Inning, ____ ^rrijigj!i^[lw»r’ Wi r ducjbo (i loggnt J Ul. eland drove in five runs with Syi " Dave Kingman beltedcd his 16th hom er St. L ouis:luls 3, Montreal 1 and a hom er and Mike Schmic In th e fourth and the MMets scored their At Montreal, Moi Slxto Lczcano hit a .SfJ«S>.(yi‘Hr - « _ r , ii-n Df 'b eU ed th.the i 300lh.homer.or.hls careei ; fifth on an RBI solo liomehom run in the second inning • — •UarK.ll------'-J— nni^* last two ru n s in the 1 ■£iS:“ 2ri'SvJw!.'-MJC~ieadingg thetl Philadelphia Phillies to- a double by--JohniStear roveJnjmolhnr run in.theiourth '“j i r s r ‘^iois?"rn.. »*. o - SSSS" “ “ SH ! SImSiSJIVsK^bSS 8-4 Victor[ory over the Mels, infield hil by MookieWWilson. to leadid tlthe Cardinals. Joaquin Andu* ;!!!; e 0 0 T0 til comt> ■ p h b e b H s o M oreia o'cS^"^ 11^ J ; sland singled in two runs in th ja r wentvent five innings to even his ming off loser Mike Scott. 3-J *>-.S-*-J-J_l_*..._flr^nnii ■ San F rancisco 4^, CIoiloclnnatJ 0-7 rccordd ala l 3-3. Andular, who h as m ade ■ •illMi a .nireeJun:hom cr_inJh AL boxscores cSiSao------«AITU*(.”»0« ------At-ClncinhatirEd-W•Whitson-hurtcd-a— nine lifeliifellmestarts-agalnst-Montreal;—^ following one-oul walks t NEW TOM OETROIT rrrm nun toi ’ four-hitler and Ja c k; CClark hit a home is nowV 88-0- against the Expos. Bruce Idl- and Gary Matthewj •sm SJiH iH SVrV;. ii H s J if • - Schmidt J I ■ run to pace lhe Giaiianls in Ihc first S utterr pitchedpit two innings for his 14lh d l's homer, his 17th. cam e i '■!!!! K r',.- •• Schmidt'; , ,u. game. • save. Scoll See Sanderson, $-3, was the IrV fi £!£““ •' , „ the thirdird afler Pete Rose led off lh In the second cam'mc. Sam Mojias’ loser. wn'wxi 11 < 0 0 e wsctnlii sns i ( i i o o t b a l l inningwwith i a single. « « sisssr,,'" . l i ! • ■ "U s 'l l Rose.}. who had -two singles and an i w i i ± 2 ------scored l\twicc lo move inlo a tie fa s e v e n thh place| with Tris Speakerr 0." Lend) whitips Teacher inn iquarterfinals ' » £ i g - i . • " fi»»o!S“SS® N F L summs theall-tir•time runs scored list with 1.881.881. ./N* • ...... Eft 6a to ass. t-0»tnu*i8. s nruiAMMuiJ drove inin the Phillies’ final run inithe th MONTREAL (UPI - Defending onships.ps. & 5 . . J i /ith a sacrifice fly. champion Ivanin Lendl of Lendl,idl, the fourth seed in the J J S J = s ix th w iti ' l o o l M i j i i «fi.i' ''*™ Larry■y < Christenson. 3-6. allowedd sixsi ' C ze c h o slo v a k ia whipped wl Brian tournamiament, will meet Shlomo : sleln of Israel, who defeated ; 0 0 « ” S ' s i • ,.as.Mi.ono.i..o4A. i hils andid Jstruck out nine in six inninglings T eacher of the Unlleded States. 6-1, G-l. Giicksteh 4 lo g e t thhe e victory. Mike Proly wentit ththe F rid ay lo advance toDthe t semifinals of Ram!sh esh Krishnan of India, 3 ^, 6-3, ' 1 Men's Champi- 6-4, inanoanother quarterfinal match. bOSTOH TtJUS inii 11M i I I “S k SImSmI« i} last threeree inning for his second save,wc. the Canadian Open „ i ' i :Ku 0 0<'s, while R&RIxunge pis>iays Budwelser AW he at No. 2 . Q uarterfinals5 a re sel for 6:45 CHA Pltchcr Mike Parkinsns and£ Cilff Irish Rod P 1 3 9 ? ^ ^ T w in F alls team sent a rrunner lo first P ockel. In the other iwo set winner’sr’s b racket gam e will alsoogo g off, w llh the $ 1 4 9 9 5 and third base with onene out( and down brack et cccontests at 10:15 a.m ., Valleyey final o neset for 8 p.m . al No. 2. 4 ' 2 30V 40V ♦ 1 8 9 “ ^ ^ $ 1 9 9 9 s Wontilen-— 4 40V _ _ 5 ------^1 . 8 ------50V— * 2 1 9 ” ______gam e^jperpening scortngfcst. Capricorn extended ItiitSJcad to 6-3 in J ------Currjnjfain’r'vlctor!tory was &\so Thoughjh ( GoodingXumber eventuallyIy’ ’ the thlrd.'biit that wwas' lheir Iasi achieved in the late goigoing, wllh six thrashedd Capricorn, the MoscowIW scoring until the meaninlingless sevenlh runs in the sixth provi■oving decisive, w om en bebegan the game as if they:y inning. F lv e~ 'p lay crs~ — ~NtaaTyHir-Builocltr'—w ry ould—be•be—the—ulllmale—maulersr Quantity Model1------’----- :------p c r t e — ■ — Linda Grosser, Karenfn -Davls,• Niki Leadoff’ I batter Annetle Schullerer In the bottom of thee ithird. Graves . Watkins, and Deb Eva:vans collected blasted aa Ihome run lo ignite a Ihrec-e- mashed another shot Kto center field three hits apiece for Currurry Grain. run first•st inning in which each:h for a three-run homer, glgiving Gooding 5 SOVf * 2 3 9 ’* Club 93 sealed its triumph tri early Capricornrn b atter hll the ball solidly. an 8*6 lead. Gooding adddded th ree runs w ith a 13-run first inning.ing climaxed by Bul Goo»oodlnej'cmaincd',close.-cut—It___ in ihafourth.and_fiye_inIthe t fifth, three T 55Vf * 2 5 9 ” ^ ______Jack le-A n d erso n 's honilome run. Tfie ting the! mmargin to 4*J by the secondid of Ihose runs' comirling on Kelli o u tburst included six hilshils, four erro rs inning asIS I Lori G raves socked a two-0- Fosseco’s tremendouss horne run to ~2 ~55Vr * 2 6 9 “ and two walks. Maureet•een Long hll a oul triplelie and scored as the rclavIV J e ft field. - 8 — s s yr— * 2 7 9 ” Open1------1 55Vf * 2 8 9 “ . Quantity Modol •Continued fromoPageB Pi S .. Novem ber.>er. 1 guess we have severalsl Julicltamt)lin.TwlnFaII»...... II Price F rid ay bccause. "I shol3hot a 68 down tournamenlents lo play including some 1^ FlratFlUM here last year and it didn’tdid seem I.00 latc-fall 0ones in San Diego and CrtM 1 60V/ * 2 7 9 “ hard . I’ve alw ays thoujlou^t shooting SouthemCn California."shesaid. Kathy Uorcharti. Wendell ...... 170 under 70 on this courscrse wouldn’t be The seve3vcn-stroke defeat for Brownn |'iiylllsPnrccll,C«JarCliy...... 179 - 10 Vcncltn (iuslavnon. Idaho Fallillj ...... IBO 4 60V/ * 2 9 9 “ ^ that difficult If you canran putt. But I could be( largelyla traced to that No.' 10.. JusllncMeMenmllh.Jerome ... ------h a v en 't been able to dojilveryoftcn." i t ' hole, whertiere she lost six strokes to® ...Net -H er. m ajo r-d isap pointorntmcnt "camq Vegwert:IT '’ ■ ______■_____ ; ; , — JsnSlrodcr,TwloKalU-...... „iO 60V/ * 3 2 9 „ “ „ ______u -lthji boficy-fivcon thle e iI5ih)ible. S h c _ ' ' " i guess:ss I'll teeo ff with a wedge andid VlnnlcSfandiey.TwlnFaU* ..... chilly-dipped an approacoach sh'ol short a fle r the tli green wilh'a seven-iron,n ■ MaryaDuncan.Tu’inFall» J JcanncAlban.T\ktnFalli ...... lohn Deere Chalain Saws 3 70V/ * 3 2 9 “ . of the green, knockedI it on and then after, this.'Is.” she said with a smile, m issed — one of the few limes — an "Y es. it waw as the only slice I hil all day.i'- .______Seeeednmn cu:u tfa st and d ee>ep without : uphill putt of about fivecfeet. fe J u s i like• it was tne’only placeTdldn’t” 3 80EV\ M 3 7 9 “ “ T hat onc hurt bccausclUsc I've always h av e a lilllitlle draw dn the ball ycsler*f. Klayrx! {(obcrls. (JK<>rn...... m b>ogging e down Vera Wtiltr. Twin Falli...... IHI Who'hoihor you noed o IlghtMolghtiht taw i lor trimming troet w anted a bogeylcss roundund wilhout any d a y .” „ Hechellc Wall. Burley...... IH6 orr cutllng' Cl flrowood. or o hoovyovy-duly ono lor uto by ^ s fives. 1 had lhal chancece ttoday except • But Brovrown adm itted to feeling likeC HomaSchlefiuber, Pxaiello...... '••-"'7 lorm.rmors. utlliloi. crowi, or nurtlurtorymon. John Ooere for lhal hole."shc said.I. she wasi fi fighting quicksand mosl of>f Klhel^elMui, Jerome ...... '»7 • hoio)s o eholn »ow model |u»t righlI lor you. I Brown injected a littlettle humor into ihe two da'days the.carly eight-strokeC • Ne« th e gam e on No. IS.15. She’d just lead of Thursday Tli and then tho way„ GerwU Brown. Utah...... ’• ' » Chooto Ox Irom Mvon modoli-300 tolc 78 ce. 13-lo 374nch _ 'Woioi ttoaaia _ ^ 'l.aurcnnMar»>iall, Jerome ...... I* iprotrockei no»o guldebor. ProfoMloMlonol-quollty miw» with knocked h e r second sheshot within 18 V egw ert: plpla.'^ed Ihc front side Fridayy ■Allecllamlln,TwlnFalli...... ehltol Itolor teml1 itondord on oil ______w asjpoking forward to i ft. Hurley...... ;...... 141. modo>dol». . ' _ lim e off from golf. NctCbuipkw ' ...... '■ - rourtb'miM SloiSlop In todoy 'or o defnonilrollon - H er lim e will be.spen(cn( in relaxing juoyuwicy.j■y.Jffflm*...... 122 3 OfOM a linhtwelghi or heovy-duty~ * g i and preparing for anotlnother year at ^ „ ' Mluy>Vl8nsn.TwlnFalli...... d ip o . pendo’ ' t John Deere Chain „ Ogden, Ulah. ni.TSiHnMII*...... i«« DdtyVe«H. Twin Falli...... m m K W eber State College in 0 idliJem.TuinFalli...... 1577 Penny WlUon.BoUr l l The tournament prcssiissuro returns Denn^sema*.ajj. Burley ...... ta9 _ JanSPuy/M.Tu-in ...... SOB m oc#ieIlo ...... 162 • ^ JhJKOME. IDAHl A H o .p i a a . golf Icam has severalal tall lourna- . N(« M.J.Camcrofl.Rupert.....',...... 127 ^ulil,l'oc^1e l l o , _____ 1239_____Don)lhy,llanKn.Boue JOKNOEER^ 2 0 a-:{^‘i-:w ii ------m ents set up:------Mnda Min»ond

By United Press Internaliatlonal = for 26 yards In Ihe finfirst half and Carano was Nielseien fires 66 ata GHO I0-for-22for 174 yards and a touchdown. ■ Pat. Haden. who hadd the Los Angeles Rams’ NFL exhibit)ition roundup , In other gam es tonighlight, il will bc Oakland vs. .. . starting quarterback job b all to himself when VinceB •• G reen Bay In Milwaukee,tkcc. New England at Tam pa ^ ------for 129, best halfwvay mark Ferrag am o went CanadiaIlan Ihis year, didn't exactly • Bay, Cleveland at Buffaljffalo, Baltimore al the New shine In front of the horlome folk last week in the - WETHERSFIELD,), CConn. (UPI) Nielsen1 startedSI ms round on me - the Cowboys’ vaunted i p York Giants. Chicago alFal Kansas City, Cincinnati at • Rams' preseason opener.r. xl pass rush wailing In the — Lon Nielsen, cscoscaping harm backside.. He1 birdled two holes, .. D etroit. D envcrat Miami,ami. Houston at New Orteans, Facing the New Engla’land Patriots’ stingy pass wings to pressure Hadciidcn. Maiavasi retained con- from sevenil poor shoihots, managed then shot[ aa birdie and an eagle on J fldcnceinhisflve-yearv(r veteran, the New York Jets at Atlanta. Pittsburgh at defense which includess Raymond Clayborn and a flve-under-par 66 FrliFriday fo cling the frontt nine.‘Nielsenr was dis- Philadelphia, and San DieDiego at San Francisco, M ike Haynes, Haden wasIS Intercepted four tim es as5 ’‘I've seen Joe Namathlath throw six interceptions in Kith hi&.sho6ting,-huLsaid------tl Thc R nlders will bo plavlnpplav for, thc firsLtimo wlth_ - —tn(rRHm5-lost-34=2i:-t-tD5T^gelerTff£icii“ Ruy“)— trgarnennaTvirBecnTflr5omtn5nhe'gr«i(est'itirbw of the « 000.000.M G reater he w as ableble to avoid'dam age with Ihe knowledge lhat theyey wwill be slaying la Oakland Maiavasi reasoned thatI IHaden was rusty from aI four o r five. Not all H artford Opon. goodrecove)vcry shots. all interceplions arc the_ fo r a t least one. more...ire. season. A m is tria l.w a s ------season and a half of-watcltching Ferragamolcad the“• quarterbaclc’s fault;" Ihelhecoacirsaid,“ ...... Nielsen, who firedd a first-round On his lOth10 hoie, Nielsen drove declared lale Thursdayay n night in the antitrust suit team . clght-undcr-par 63; parparlayed three into thc burbunker, then used a sand I If H aden continues lo di , ' filed by the Raiders again:gainst the NFL. thw arting thc " P a l h as to get used to0 |playing again." M aiavasi 0 disappoint, the Ram s do nol birdies and an eo^ee FFriday for a wedge shotlot to com c withn 10 feet I efforts of owner Ai Davisivis to move the leam to Los said. have much to fail back;k con. Jeff Rulledgc and Bill two-day 129 totai. Hec Isis 13 strokes and savepa:par. , Angeles, ____It_ unhkciyJhat_Hladen ai will fecLanv m ore, __ Lee arc both nursing InjInjuries, leaving frec-ngent below p a r for 36 holes.s. He-follow ,------^Thc Browns and Billss wiwill be gelling lo know each------owed wilh-a blrdie-three------com fortable tonight In Ihehe Ram s' sccond exhibition:— rooklo~Jcff-Kemp' ^son-or-forinor^Buffalo” •Mark Lye, Bill KrKralzert and on thc 487-]J7-yard second hole. "At other a lillle bettor, which wh is helpful since' the game — against thc arch:h-rival Dallas Cowboys at epip - as the only other Marie O’Meara weree tiedtl for sec- that point,I, 1 w as excited. I felt I . team s will play oach other oth again in August and ' Anaheim , Calif. Tho t'two teams cxtiibitM a ond, one stroke back.ck. Lyn Lott, w as playin{'ing w ell." said Nielsen.' once m oro in the ro g uilar iar: season. Cleveland Coach Jckyll-and-Hydc look lastist season when-the Rams Fuzzy Zoeller and BobbobbyClampett who has1 )yet lo bogey in thc i On the Dallas side,I. startersi Danny White andI Sam Rutigliano was planning pii an even closer won 38-14 on Dec. 15 and ththc Cowboys scored a 34-13 were three strokes off3ff thei pacc at tournam ent•nt. 1 G lenn C arano are expccticcled to call the signals for aI relationship, envisioninging ai playoff encounter vt'ilh rout twoweckslatcrinthche playoffs. 10-undcr-parl32. K ratzert,rt, who won the GHO In half each, as they didJ lastla week In llie Cowbdys' Buffalo. "The thing I hopelope most is lhal we can play But even wilh last week':k's disastrous showing and Eleven golfers werwere tied at 1977, knovlows how easily the I 21-17 opening loss to Greerecn Bay. While wenl 4-for-C; them four lim«’s." he sajd,ajd. nine-under 133, and1 seven9 more 6,534-yardi Wethersfield Country w ere M 134. A totajI of 91 players Club courscrse plays. He hopes to ------made the"Cut"of’threeiree-under-par— shoot”atlea!east-a-66 in today’s third 139. round. Thatiat would make him 17- Shula’s5 y o u n g 1D o l p h i nI i S t e s t R (e e v e s ’ BJ i r o n c o s N ielsen, a boyish-looilooking fourth under p air r aftcr thrcc rounds, ■ y e a r pro from Belle Plalne,Pli Iowa, Identical witwith his 1977 pacc. MIAMI (UPI) - Oldtidtime Miami hibition gatram c Is scheduled for 6:05•5 Reeves, however, is off)ff to a rough cenlraledhisj his changes on thc Broncos' took the attention in strilstride. "I drovee tltho ball well, but I was Dolphin fans have a soft1 spots In Iheir p.m,.MDTai' and the weather promises start as a head coach,I, His Broncos offense, installing inst the shotgun pass The GHO m arks IheIC fifirst tim e he disappointedted in my Iron game," hearts ' for the Denver. BroncosBi and , lo be warmm and humid whelher thce bowed ;J3-7 lo the New ,Yi•York Jets last formation.n. " a lol of m ovement" ond has led al a tour stop, stO] and his saldKratzcr:crt, whohadsixbii^tes! they ' hope to give then!m a warm Dolphins proprovide a hoi reception forT week, many formarmatlons, favorite tactics of welcom e In the Orange Bi two-day total is the lovlowest at the O’M earaa wasv tied wllh 20 others Bowl tonight the Broncosssornot. ( old boss. Tom Landry, to Just like they did in 1966, “ Wc were conccntrat•atlng o n 'ju s'l Reeves' old halfway . point off i any PGA at five strok■okes off the pacc Thurs- Both teamams arc trying lo rebuildd getting ready for the rej•egular season f«cep defense;•nscs guessing, tournam ent thlsyear. day, but on 1 in F rid ay sank 10 birdies That w as Ihc firsl y ear 0oJ/ Ihc Miami afler posUnfJng 8-8 records JasI year, and nol on the J e ls ." sa,saJd a Denver Reeves; saidsal h eprobatily will start “Ifs great,” saidaid N ielsen, and bogeye havehi il work the other The performance! ggives the way for a chahange.” A ustralia native a 2-shothot lead over Stephensonion’s 65. shot in tcmpcr- defending champion Jerilerllyn Britz alu res thatit neared 100 degrees, ACCEI “I played conservativatively and' equaled herer lowest score on the still shot 6S.” saidStcphephenson, who LPGA tour, lives only 30 miles awaiway in Fort T h e 38-;8-year-old Britz, Worth. “I probably sh(should have meanwhile,f, walked around the ON shot a 70.1 alm ost feel gulguilty.’' course with:h a wet towel draped Stephenson, who is3 lolooking for over h e r healead lo protect herself lis yeflF^usod _ fro m th e hoilsun.Herfive-urider67 ts . only-27 putts over thele BentI Tree was one ofr herh best efforts sincc Country Club course, and even she winning the2 samesi event a year ago was amazed at her work woi on the In a suddencn death playoff with greens. • N ancy Lopez-Iez-Melton. On three straight holesles she rolled Betsy KingIng was alone in third In putts from off the gre

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: Yankee hurle■ler's so n critlcalli / t y i n j u r e d . NEW YORK (UPI)) —- The 2 '/<{-year-oid son off ^New York Yankee : pitcher Tommy John,1. criticallyCl injured in a fallI fifrom a thlrd-storv o ;; window, underwent exte‘Xtcnsivc tests F riday to deten[ermine w hether the ; child suffered brain damlamagc. i - ' • ' ' ------• ' “ Sally and I want to3 ask as all our friends to remcmbmberTravlsinthcir' I p ray ers for a completetc £and healthy recovery,’’ thehe boy's father said in a statem ent from NewJew York U niversity Hospital. al. — maglervaHeyrrTT ______— ^------The-boy-undctu’cnLaJ ...... I - Je rse y hospilal and was^as~flown by helicopter to MonlonhattanataboutH j * a.m . MDT Friday. - A spokesman at New'}w York Hospital said thc boy3oy was In "critical fk |skin — ;_condition undergoing' oextensive.tests" to determimine the cxtent-Of . : t Z'. brain damage, ~ A ~ P M V n W ------p' Police said the boy,, slayingsti al a rented beachfrofront honic wllh his O F T H 1 1 9 8 1 ^ m other, craw led out a third-floortl window and fellII qonto a parked car T at 656 E a st Ave., in Bayly Head,h N .J. at 6:30 p.m. rQ O T B A L L H e w as rushed to ncailearby Point Pleasant Hospitipital where doctors HASON Z perform ed a 90-minuteeopcratlononhlsbi:aln. of iiMiHlv.'

£ Young golferr tourst 300 holess i n a d a y 1 1 1 Z AUSTIN. Texas (UPI)PI) — Todd Harbour. 13. wentent oul for a day of ' A S P IC IA LLIDITION I OF I t goirand when he finishedhed at dusk his scorecard shovhowed l,285strokes r for the 300 holes he playetlycd at breakneck speed, H arbour, among thes st.state's leading Junior player/ers, played thc 300 \\ > holes Thursday as partart of thc American Juniorir Golf( Association y Z Golf-a-Thon and earned’cd*$5,000 in donations from1 bbackers who had . i\ : pledged various amountsnts for cach hole he completedled; . I U Wo havo somo groolIt sjsports who hove j \ - T ; He teed off about 5:3030 a.m1 . MDT and used 12 golfolf carts during his boen writing about som»omo great sporfs I ' m arathon day, often Jum]umping from the cart to hit hishi: next shot while W W & Tho Timos-Nows toamm o of sp o rts w rite rs ’ ' - the cart was still moving.ng. - ore specialists In the I Harbour ’s average timi:lmc per hole was under threecc minutes,i and his ^ le latest and best------2 ■ average tim efor nine hol

Tho emphasis will bo» onor football in tho FSU^sBowdeie n o u s t s a r r e s t ee e d p l a y e r Moglc Volloy. Tho Bigig SkyS C onference, TALLAHASSEE, Fla.a, (UPI)( — Claiming footballill jplayers m ust bc Pro and colleges. Yourur hometownI* todm ' responsible for their act!actions, Florida State Coachch Bobby Bowden k r l O wiil be represented with oditoriol high-"...... • kicked starting strong salsafety Gary Henry off the teiteam Friday over • lights, commenis andd tlthis years’ scho­ his arrest on theft chargesges; - . dulos, plus much morolol : H enry, 21, a senior, imm mn cdialcly left FSU for hisshom h( e in Orlando. ; Fla. H e w as the third probatibablc sta rte r losl to the Semlimlnoles this week, : Bowden earlier disclosedsed that Herbert Harp> a sopsophomore tackle. ' ■ M— > and Hardis Johnson, a JuniorJ wide receiver, wen'ere academically ;; ineligible after fallingg tto complete enough cred“edits during the /; summer quarter. : : H enry w as arrested Augi\ug. 4 with two olher men, one}ne his brother, on ! ' ch arg cs they broke into3 twotw cars parked at a Tailaha:hassee apartm ent ' com plex and stole elcctrbiitrbnic equipment. He w as theIhe eighth currcnl ; j or former FSU player to0 beb< arrested this year. mk ] *, I/ f V ' C o/te'earrsair a y s 10 % is d ifferi r e n c e ■ X - v O l- !; TOWSON, Md. (UPl)>1) — Fleet-footed Baltimoreire Colts' receiver •; R oger C a rr remained AWAWOL from Iralnlng cam p F!rFIriday but said he and management werere only "10 percent apart"1" on terms of a >' long-term contract. ; "All I want Is a contra(tract.‘and right now we’re 10 percent apart," I' C a rr said from his Timoniionium, Md., townhouse. “Thaih at's not enough to t ' throw your carecr apartrt aand walk away." i: Carr left the Colts’ traIralnlng camp at Goucherr CollegeC Tuesday C o m i ni i g T h u r s dJ d y , A u g| u u s t 2 7 becausc of a contract dl5fdispute. The previous week,, C arr said he was ADVERTISING DE,EADLINE: FRIDAY,/ ' t closo lo signing an agreer■cement with the Colts and thcthat he was happy '.AUGUST 21 •w llh th e club. . PEANUTS

: -I ITLOOKS.L!LLIKE'^E EVERWNEIi15 LEAVING- PTTkN i 0U,-TH£RE'5 a V I IML IN 7WE r TRACK MEETTIS I! OVER... THE COLIIISEUM... I III \RKIN6 L O T .^ L ucy one to? g< o o u t N o. 1 S h o w l o u eed c o n e affectit i o n ; Only TV show ever to3 go off the air while still No. I in the ratingi w** “I Love Lucy.uc y .” -Bisces-aadd-fnendsshoi C# ~ W i ' From Barrytown, N.Y.,If., ccom es th e report th a t tb e Rev. ‘Sun Myung Moon o f th er UniUnification Oiurch aenda each of get togetheler fo r recreati t i o n - b S r : s i ‘ his seven children to tchoolhool In leven leparate chauffenid lim o d n o . G E N E R A L TEN D B I im otlonal BLONDIE' D ENC IES: Y ou havo m uch emc Take boyi aged 12 to IS. A nationwide itudy indicate! . warmU) now and you'rej're eager to make conditions at 5 IN o N e j n i' l , l.'JJ.ir IT'S PIP:iPTY-PIFTY, SO MOWvooou C ^1' waj.,LL, PipTY PLUS PIPTY )!' IX.5 percent of than shavehave regularly. Nothing wrprising m o n co m forublo, Sho«how loved ono th e de p th o f your XS'&AOOLLMR PIGUREi«e THIS IS J ^ I "I AC?OSUPTO there. But the aune studyy ththowt 60 percent of the girli In rj^ i P T Y T j I th a t age b n c k e t th ire reguluisiiariy. too. '.• "'"~^nE3TM afeirW ?ti L i . ™ . ' ly morab«ra loday andnd tryt lo make improvemenlsa tito your PASTEPA! ^ MurroundinRS. Evoninsins ie fine for oniertalnlng, Q. Why Is fake jewelry caOedcaOi “paste”? TAURUS (Apr. 20I tolo Muy 20} Keep apjw m lm eoUin ^ jw ith ' _ A. Among the eariy ImJtation luti maken w en tbe Veoetiani. persons who can helpp >.>ou advance in carecr matler.ters. At* \ \ Tliey poured molted glaist intinto m oldi. then shaped it while Und the aocial toniffht.:ht, (% It had the coraiftency off ipiipaghettL You know the Italian GEMINI (May 21toJto Ju n o 2 1 )C o n u e t a financialal e « p c n S j . word for spaghetti: p i^ . and dlseuae how youu ccan have a greater income»o i in th e ' y Utah wai’namedJorJhehe LUte Indians, true, but why the fulure. Catch up on youyour reading. Utes were to called nobodylyknow ki a...... • MOON CHILDREN;N (June( 22 to Ju ly 21) A good)d day< to ■ludy your envlronmoninont and lo make plans for im]Im prove- *------“ Q."AblgaD A danu w uI the wife of one presklent, John, menl. Think connCrucli\ctively. ANDYCAPP and th e m other o f another,er, JJohn Quincy. You knew that, L E O (Ju ly 22 to Au{Aug. 21) You are now able to c arry j / — But can you name the womjraman who w u the wife 4)f ocm isibllitles of a pereonal nature I L D I ' A ^ T H {¥1111 IM I ^I)__ __ I llUwajT AN presklent and the grandmotheJther of another? 3RC>WiTH ) . W H O TR (ESlESTD I- '--- ' you have delayed in doingdoi for a long time. THOUGHT \ COME .BETWIWEEN / ,— A. That would've beena AnnaAj Harrison, wife o f William V VOU,AJ,ANCft'py AC ' Keniy Hiniton, grandmotl:nother of Benjamin Harrison. V IR G O (A ur . 2 2 to3 S Sopt. « 22) C o n tac i close tie s whowh can s help where personal an:a m b itio n s ore conccm od. AllTMtemns CAPRICORN (Dec. 2'.22 lo J a n . 20) D iscussing mi I HOPE I CM m■nujsr ue^at. 'JW£OUrnCKfiNDMVS> cm fTMMT rr HSr.MON. My old dty editor wouldluld no t have le t m e w rite Uoe* VTTMTlAPf^SSmiCH? f i i ^ aims with ,an essocialelale can bring aboul a far b 'jsume tsTYoa n o/T'^ NM, l£0. TKSOJCeS like thlr*'The gu with guts.” guti "We move our taHi for r beiwr j«&wc«SW.. " 'ISEU’.. POUNBa- ___ I)OJ/£ttJiH£MP \ uNconsaous. u n d e rstan d in g . M ako netnew plans for the fulure. ?^/W«miKWKP I. / TmSGQNO for you." “Get off tbe can and get on the itlclc'' He A B ornm . oro \ would have thougbt them ii A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 21 u>i Fob. 18) Forgot about goiifoingon *' (/; nesexTKA- n inddicate If not vulgir. But J . f l then he never itudled adrntliii worthless tangents endnd got busy on regular choresres that f J r li ^ rtiiing. ^ have accumulated. Takeike health treatments. Caa it fat.'if It’titm .ioild»ild'>TSM ear«t F. CiU II oil, ■ PISCES (Feb: 20 to} MMar. 20) Contact closo friondinds and if It’i iiquki a t th a t temperatureIture. make plans for reereareatlon. Show more kindnesness to 1‘^TWlHr i neighbors who have helplelped you in lho past. Storet thal itay open flrere night*a a week do half of their IF.YOUR CHILD IS 1BORN TODAY ... ho or shesh will r x M I ^ J] Hi I ■ I 1business is th e evening. be ono who neede lo0 beb encouraged in order loo Ibreak !_ ~ i m P ' th ro u g h a w all of shynosiness that ia in this nature, Thenlion, this Rm ____ w Synolut*. Inc., No. S Crewn RoiO.}ia. \WMiMirfofa. TX 760se.

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W4 Soocial Notice'ticaa I 004 special NoticItlce# 1 004 Spocl*lNotlrred. WANTED a personnel man* mar Sawtooth school, 3 & oldor, rt? full or part-llmo. Somo Son Salary * space. Frionondiy agor, oilice oxperlenc ANNOUNCEMENTS (^' Ploco you^o u r'T O R SALE" od in o ur (Classified Scction keyboard exporlonee, ao. d ;/lllago-#23or»55.7l5Con fa r m e r s MARKET enter roqulrod. Salary nogotlabl« 00$ f ( Top So.I 'J.'w f o r or>oo 'wook (7 insertions iricricluding Sundoy). . F sirable. In Idaho Call 1 1-8( -800- Slreot. Kimberly.___ Call (702) 755-2^1.______00? lo o 'i 632-5721 out ol Idaho 1-800- 1-6( -• -57- CHILDCARE. In my home OVft(o'-..SorcJ Poy forr yyt our o d boforo th e 5 ih dcdoy ol publication. WANTED Bus Driver- d 811s"ss Harrison School Dlslrict. Hot 004 bpp'”olV/.,i.'(.".'' &35-«0e. ____ RETAIL MANAGEMENTNT School Dlslrict 234. To bogli H your itoiitom hosn fsold by the ond farm Management positio begin • lunchos. anacks, crafts, lots ...... id of Ihe week, we eXPERFERlSB------f? lllons August 25, 1961. Must bo aat ol allontlon-smalt group • wlli rofurfund'your money,^OR pububiish your od an £ ' equlpmoni operaioralor availablo In tho Sun Van.? '®” ' 21 yosfs ol ago. li ^ needed. Family manI prpro- aroa lor Individuals quallfl “ odd '> «O l^r^^ A ugust 17. Call • — “ ■ 'SEIECTED OFFERS o d d ili oinal n a wook. illflad good health, havo a gooi no? johvo) 5, lorrod. Houso lurnlshoished. 10 supervise Ihs activitiesOS Of driving record and bo ablo ll 5, Call324.4l96.E0E -____ neighborhood food stonores, obtain a chaullour’s llconsa DAYCARE ln '" W “ home. ' r p ^ A career opporlunity W eekdays and S^aturdays. O ff e r g[Ood o o lor privolo porfy ods i S' EXPERIENCEDWAITRES! ’ lof Salary Is $210/monlh. Hour: 0 >6i!lual.'oMv''va.il...l s only. Ollor good •1A, I For evening shllt. Applynitfin som eone wllh a desire'0 10 aro from 7:30 A.M. lo 8:Ji Loarnlno acllvlties. roler- ...... on itemsns Ifor solo other ihon roo!o! cMQio Rcfiindt r 1 porson allor Spm. Goor(nrirna Succeed In relail manaj«0?- A.M. and 3;00 P.M. to 4:0 oncj5ja!L324-3aOO.______, 0:0W onrr lolnox Kim FfiOf oxporlsnco m u s t b ec? collcciod ct within 30 doyss fromf rlio daip ocl R ays Flr^e Food 1719 Ki: ■% "* P.M. Conlaci T, R. Floreslores. EXPERIENCED Childcare J I borly Road, Twin Falls, (ood retailing hSiplui. cam Ea Suporiniendent. Phon<'hone Servlco lol your child loarn ’ - oxpiros,i. ------$1000 month plus cocom- 35;.4<45.______basic sknis, onioy cralts, 1^, ( I EXPERIENCED mission and bonolils. Mi music & more In a small C T LINE-MECHANIC bo willing to relocate InI SSun WANTED cook & nouso . c„n keeper. Septombor ®“*5; 15 oroup. 734-8841 lor details. REAL ESTATE FOR SAISALE i ■ Ablo to perlorm lop qualilyaiily Valloy. Sond rosumo to: S 030 0p.nHu„...N HI n work wllh mlnlmuimum Valloy Dell & Markol. ■ S November 1. Salary *20010 poper EXPERIENCED child care In 030Mo...r.fo. Vol.- 1TSMES-NEEWS . ’I (v f l supenlslon. Musl , f>«t Valloy Mall, P. 0 . Box ,32 i: week ••• room & board.-Rel,.Ra( ------my-homo northwest area, -■ Oil OulOl REpEATIONAL 132 Third St. W ost. 73 il l l honest, have own lools,».'»■ I SjmjuL«i,iDiya _____ erencos required. Apply li - ■ '■ 33-0931 a I eluding air lools. IF YO - - P.O. Box 1408 Twin Falls.Ity to Lots'"^*r'rLC °” call* Ci'^V’ 5 I DON’r OULAIFY DON RN- LPN positions avallab beforojpm 734-6751. " ^ ^■nn 1‘nio. conllma2i WANTED mainlonancr 039But.«‘’.m *o|'«ii, D.N.S., Mountain Viow Ca person lor largo dairyry tcto STARTING Aug. j7, day caro 040Ce-n..»,,i(,i« i I mainlain and service 3 iou*dou Ifom 7am loepm , lull or part — c^.«3iai^ I7il.n...ll.n.l,., i f l HELP WANTED RN lull ( — ;— bio 6 Herringbone parlorarlor. “mo, snacks A hot lunchos, . ^ai,. <76 Car»pp.«g part-timo. Excellent Irlno Surgo equlpmoni and vacuvacu* oloso to grade school, H B benefits. Conlact Donrio !S ; SC ALE MECHANICU um pumps. Excolloni Irlngcrinoo LImiied openings. Call Sally RENT.Atr''’"'''^”' ' ”'' ~ Waison ONS The Walkilalker Mechanical & Electroniclie bonetits and good payy loiftr Williamson. 326-^07. OSOFurn < Unluf.. PRIVATE Pf»ARTY Idaho Call 602-258-5272 or seisend qualllied person. Call Cal __WILL DO babysiltlng in m y— ' OSJfu'n ap>\ (Duclfx-^ g 'c ita a ? ; ___ rosum o to IntornatlorIonal; weekdays, um-Spm, _349- 349 hom o.-D aya-only.-lots Of “ — ------HOUSEOFLLOYD- . Wolghlng.-Systems—-enix WANTED regislered Medical OSS.OIIx* < Bui-nctt ff*nfa. 131 AuioS»«.(» Importa. Homo party plarplan. A jlipnaJSO ii______Technologist to run a smalljmall W ______jSitmliOfltWMUd...... - - • 'OirOflVos^R^nibr*' iaj-Av»oPot., a A»t*..o>.« Demonstrators noododIdod. SEED ,'ANAUSTiqualllaiiiy. .clinlc-laboralory-in Burtey. 133Auio»Woni.d uaVRANTE excelloni opportunlty.-NowJovr- -coniror,- prefer degree_> In Workhoj^s..J;50am.5:30pmwSi; WASHINGS AND IRONINGS ^ WonUd To R»n' ; I “G "In my'homo: RoaaonaWy -- '3 IS^AulovCodJloc lulls, camposlllon. posslblIble’ REPRESENTATIVE 07TRoniiu'*t Co'poii 138 Aulot.Chov'ol*! iralnlng and Inslrucllonn IrIn Volleyball and Jr Hlotigh ternational CorporationIllon 017 BuslnessOpporiuniHey 07«Appl,ont»» l«OAio>.Dodg» areas ol sell-caro and activictivl- basketball. Contact Wendedell Company Base. Bonusmus ASSISTANT MANAGER OaOMoohngJAifConU ■ 63AulO|.l.neo1n> WEGGUARANTEE RRESULTS! tiosol dally living. School District. Chucuck program *20,000-J25.000. 0e3autId.ABWol.fcol. l66Agio»-M*ttui,r Bachelor's Degree pro .000. Major Inlernatlonal Cor- o r y o u r m o n ay re fu nn d d e d pro* Mover, 536-5531 Immediateate-- Ploaso call (or appointmentnent porallon Base -f override A 0S3Corog*So'*t 168 Aulo» Old«mobcl» lorrod; howovor experience>nce ly. ^6^725 evenlnos. 006 Fiivnvood 170 Aulo*.Pontiac • P r iv a te P a r ty A d s O nly • If y o u r Itoiom d o e sn 't soil you __ or send resume to 451451 Bonuses. «0,00(M30,000 ‘ 0B7Plsnit(Tr.,. and training will bo consld'wid- ST BENEDICT’S Hospital wi:win Eastland Drive Suite 14, Twinrwln year. Company bonoltls. OgaCoodlhingtloCoi • Roal Estato ExcIitclu d o d • m ay g o toa rofund or rerun ered. irao Falls or call botween.9-l2pm |72 Aulot Plymouth Closing date SepL 1. Salary>1.,., • R»Olslorod Nursi 2pm Pieaso call lor Interview or 090P.f.n llIt is p lo c e d • R efunds ooi r od re -ru n s m ust sume and loiter ol applica­.f j - Interest Is shown, Tho pro)ro- ROUTE SALESMAN,AN Orlvo Suite f4. Twin Falls or tion lo: Richard DaVIs, Bolsa eel soalood product. tlOO ♦ a • SfiL 734- • Ploaso chock youryoi ad tho bocollocti:tod within 30 days mat day polentlal. Muat havolavo 222L______Group Homes. Inc., 173«i / « Nurso# who wish lo rolurn t( first day it runsIS aos tho • You will nm ot b o e lig ib le fo r a Norm Five Mllo Rd„ Boise, Ito gpodlruckwllhcovororvan.ran. DIESEL REPAIR BUSINESS, _. Timos-Nows willvlll n ot os- ro fu n d if• tltho Itom soils Idaho S3704.______>'«• activo practice. Through1 ai or 734-4253 beiwoeneen Hoavy duty towing business __ Homo Study Program &I (8 6-7pm Mon-Thurs. __ located In' £lko“ Nevada. sum o rosponslbilibility after whether o r n ot by tho JOBCORPS weeks clinical practice tn< Ideal locallon. Building & Announcements 00 2 Loat/Foundnd thofirst Insortior(ion Times-Novow s. APPLY NOW FOR FAlt nurse may acquire skillsI I & 009 EmpIoymsnlADitKiescies land. .Will soil logether or conlldonce botoro emploi " LOST. Proscription aun-un* ENROLLMENT. Call Sam eoparalo.CalH702)>38<»939. 001______FloflilWl glasses in a groon loalhor Ovoracro 423-5458. Froo monl. If you are Inloreslec;;3 ,gg, contact St Benodlcia Hospi “ “ GREAT PART TIME CAREER MARJORIE'S FLOWERS loror case. Ploaso call 733.1853. training opponunlly. Ages Ill; 0«______■ BiHiltnriittert start part time wllh potonllal iflsa; delivorles. All ot-It- Reward. 16*21.______“ Ul, Lucille Trounson RN, Ir Iqc, servlco coordinator 70S — earnings ol 330041000 por caslons. 545 Sparks. 734- “ 3 LirINES 7 DAY UCENSED • COS. 7DS 8A8YSITTING In my homo,’J.*- month, if you want lo atay ?0?1. LOST in Twin S ¥ s me Potty Trained. Closo to Har- METOLOGIST Needed (or 32°4” 3 0 1 . e S ‘ pan time, or go (ull timo aa astabllshed clientele In _ rison School. 734-8552. ___— you learn. Either manage- ■m ______Loil/Found Reward.'^^Sof'^flTla';r 4 LINNES 7 DAY!S * l l ^ “ M en's Styling Salon. FullII or SUBSTITUTE Teachers9fs BABYSiniNG, my home,imo, monl with potential earnlnga LOST In tho Viclnlly ol PtathlJma-Jiail ??4.3a7 . ^ .needed for 1991-62 Schoolool anytime oxcopt Fri nights,Ihls, ol MO.OOO per year. Call Mr. Pull'And'Plungo, Wendell & LIVE-IN "WIFE" neededi*Ty by year. II Inieroslod pleaseISO any age. Drop-Ins welcome,ime, Jones at »8-2S^l203 for an . , CHECK DAILY , Lawronco Sirool, t yr old1 5 LINNES 7 DAYS5 * 1 3 ’ * busy prolesslonal couple.Ql/ contacl the Suporlntendani»nl 7M-4314.______appolnimoni. ______Filer School District, Flier, FOR CURRENT Gold & Whllo M g e s o .Duires inicudo care & Irans* BABYSITTING In my home, Answers to "Argo". SM Old ld_lM32M59a.-.EOE ime, GROCERY STORE a ■ (figure 4 vvords pere rlln e ) port of 8 & 3 year old — , potty-lralned. Hot lunches:hes Pocalello Idaho. 10,000 aq It,- I HOUND POUND Wendoll. 733-4a?l. children, somo lightigm TAX PREPARERS WANTEDED provided. Fenced In yard.ard. 1.5 million annual aalea, vory REWARD loal milo GoldTn housokeeplno, shopping) & In Soulhoastern Idaho. Wo Mornlno Sldo Area. 734-3135. ] NEWS -NAME ______:135. good profit history. Exc U b "Zop". Lasl soon ______^______Phi'h o n e ______somo moal preparation.lo'n. need men and women who.•jo BABYSiniNG wookdaya.T ;; Cease, U5,000 Invontory , southwost ol Jorome wear­ Room i board & negotiableible wani lo learn how 10 prepare (fill $115,000 equipment. Terms HssyouriaeO :ule Ineomo tax returns. No ox-' 7 Tender loving caro. Call Ilcansa e»lr»<]7 ing a silver collar with name^0 ADDRESS _____ -salary provided. Schedule ,i 3j4j4_40^__ available. 1*fe-49«2 or 1- lag. REWARD being ollorod)d . would be Irregular, bulbut perlence necessary. Will TTe 232-5756. Mr.-lnrlno. FOUND DOQS woiHd provide a roasonableble Iraln, part-time. Earn ap-lo. BABYSiniNG, Sunrise • N0WATTHETWINFALL8. or Inlormatlon loidino to HAVE BUYERS for 1st and Itio return ol the dog. % ry - T O W N ______ZIP amouni of llmo oil. Mustust P r 0 x - - Blvd. Call 734-4715. _____ ANIMALSHELTER. , havo car & drlver'a liconae.ao. imately S2000 your first — 2nd Doeda of Trust at a LOCATED: 139 eTHAVE.W. worried,' h e 's mv besi discount. Call Bill at Mayor Wend. Call 324-7379 or 324-;l PRINT AD HERE:RE:______Must bo responsible i wantant season. Commission only, permanent position. Woulduld Not conllnod to olllco. Re*I?' WARNING! Realty. 734-7935, ' IMPOUNDED AUQ10 consider parl-llme sludenienl lundablo performance de-*• The Timos-News re- TIMES are rough but thla 1. Oorman Shephard blackk MO REWAROI lSSjli ------For posit required. Write P.O. commenda lhat you in- thriving business will keep . brown lomalo. , . Rogerson area-, remale or rellrecl' Individual. For 0, ^ ^ m m e n t call 733*6849,o or r .Box 245.Pocaiollo,.10.93204 o’ you Inlhe black. Ono or two 2. Australian Shflphofd.flfay _ or ealH208t 232-1700._____« Kffim'Tppo's,.;; man -operation;- showing black and whito. fomalo. especially those irom out■0' ol fantastic return on Invest- 3. MIxod bird dog type. I* THE VISION CARE . state or ollorod by a peraonL.l ''’Bnt, Inventory, tools and 2 Brown and whllo male, MAINTENANCE CENTERATSEARS doing business out ot a localcai Dedroom homo are Included ■ IMPOUNDED Aug 11 motel or hotel...... In price of $100,000, and will Wo auggest you consult ' I.Uabpi^py.biieklomale. black'i^s^^^^^ 1 ^ SUPERINTENDENT. Wo are looking lor an optical ^ < give excellent lerms. Everett IMPOUNDED Aug 12 your own attornoy, the Bot*« '• Androws 329-5053 or Town & . . . assistant. Full time, exporl*"* fer Business Bureau, Idaho 1. Golden isbpuppy, malo. or324-2903. Cut out S moll to: TImes.News, Box 54648, Twin Falls, Idoho once helplul- In Irame ad- no Counlry Resltors 733*0716. ' I 2 .0 black ana brown mix lab5 " In Norlheaslern Oregon lustmenis, conlact linsoa., Conaumer Allalra or ask lor 83301.B*«uroto«ne n c lo se ch eek o r m o n e y oio rder! sooking Individual wllh the a Ireo pamphlet and In- in- “ 00______3 Announcemenl iV,? and Iront ofllce procedure. lormatlon Irom the Attornoy .5. MIxod shophord brown Ad will start th* di radical and technical skills ^«y 018 . Income Property .and black femalo. ' SOOKKEEPINQ ^ day ofter we receive It unlesi you specify > maintain and recommend Goneral'a Consumer Pro- Small business, Farmors*I* othorwlso. ■' lection Division, Slato- . - IMPOUNDED Auo 13lh necessary mechanical ."5 and 356-4565. ______'i ; ShBnhBfd .lab-hligt anri., _ neodloculexpensos?Brlng K __ .housa.-B olsa,,Idaho.63720... urown (ornate. — .-- !=yoorrrnicoTOr-»TOpnij^— t -• ■ frosh* pack operation.^ ^ IM B E ft'F A L L E R S Wanlod,d. Phone 3:i4-2400 o'r 1-600- ?■ Mixed lab puppy, bUck, quarterly tax reports lo m e .'' -AppHcanls -sh o u ld — havo' -AsklorWan*S43.573t. -.....•--632*5937.-—------I• I'SlTv *3^ _____ fomalo. ' Full Charge 8ooKKeeper-20t) 'ven supervisory abllllles yearroxpefloncr Good rei-I- past experience In Iho 3. Mixed Terrier typo, fo FUNNY BU5U S I N E S S b y .brown, black and whHe. oroncos. Call 734-4S59, ostabiistiment ol a proven*in* . by Roger Bollen malo. Can'-t-buy r llvo maintenance program. O O f l______Poraongla Femalo black A brown, AUTO INSURANCE Inlerested appllcanis should “ u - T Z r ^ mixed breed-fatfe llko colllo. Bscauao ot tralllc violallons» LARGE REWARD for In- sond resume and salary his­ IMPOUNDED Auo 14 elc? Insurance too high? . lortnallon loading lo iho re­ tory 10 Box U*31 cro 'limes§ I i i l 9, While male, flat Torrlor. covery ol conionls taken WAINTED! Nows Sox 549 Twin Falls.IS, I HOURS 9;o6-7 PM ONLY Irorn console holder In lQ8t Idaho 63301. An Equal Op- M ond^ thru Friday; nW)8M Ford on 2nd Ave. W. Auausi RETAIL SAALES CLERK porlunlly Employer. M/F/H.t WOULD YOO)0 - • WJ______SpecUmoiicMI 11.Call733.1853 " f o r im p rressive e NEW MIMO H0BI2V3VlM(S' Because Doga are broughi HYPNOSIS, Woighi loss. MAfiTRTCouple noodod Ts In ovory hour, and SOLD or ’ I ^ s R o p - j e w e l r yy/glft / shop. caretakers. Llaht duties.« AB M ull ba 31 or over wllh ( DESTROYED aller 46 hours, Uncontosted divorces, S75. n pravlout raioll eKporlanc* Apply to P.O. Box 493 Sun ■ OF O S HAUe\}£ < pieaso call or visit Iho pound i WEARE OFFERING: ______Valley, Idaho. No kids.____ ------TO-tser-BAcCxOC______: ...... - dally-to chock w hethoryour■ nioht.cari-john;324-72flf:- '• ' - • - - 'MATtJRE'woman-to babysit' ___ pel haa beon picked up. This , order available. 339-0732, ■# A bovo o v e rd g e po}oy scale UNDERSIGNED WILL sell at In 'my homo, 2 chlidron.,n. T D tO O B K /' I IS nol an up-lo-dalo list. Boise,______• C o m p an y frin g e bbi e n efits Roloroncos needed, 734- MIxod doga aro hard to de> Public Sale lor ciajx ig n .FreiohUlnor T(uck*^ Serial MALE 4Q‘s execullvo. col* • Housing when ova/ailab le 9059 or 733-5050.______scrlbo. come to the pound to - lege educated seeks woman - soe If your pet Is there. l1S6lS4 ! al 1:00pm on Augusl 19,1951 al Twin Falls Truck & . - -3(M(i:a.for. companionship. - 1 — I Come and pick out a puppy ! U kos- camping, fishing, ------— MAURICES------I or lull grown dog* ihoy | out-doors and ail Iwo can do. BLUE LAKES MALL would love 10 havo a homo, ; Reply In confldenco to Box CellDoU FulUnwld«r. 11 you're an energeticlie a & K P O undersigns reserves Iho . person who has some salesss r FOUNDI Black L s M miias right r to bid. Assocliios X41 clo Times News Sox 648Twln Falls, Idahoe3301. (20» “M *.% t1 exporlonee wo have an ex- w est ol Buhl. S ^ n i or Commercial C Corporallon. (mornlngt) clllng position lor you. Thisils ‘ 543-8784 atier 6, WANTED V ridera to Laramlo. • Atlarnooni • «v«nlngt, Is a permanent parl-llme10 ; FOUND'bn Grandview Drive, Wyoming. V MORMONISM (702) 7SS-32tS position. 10-25 hours poror JMK m ------SOMEBOOY-'a PET -Female- - « _ Whal do you know aboul tho week. Excolloni salary and ------Dog:— BticK— wllh ODttJ------' ’Mormor»-6huroh?~eoll-?34^ — . bonolils. Past_ appllcanla Markings. MIghi be part ■WE -V WOULD llko lo thank all 2413 for a recorded new ■^uSj urapBtyrcflhintntRr' ------Cockor-spanlet,—H-ownor -our-frionda7-nelghbors"&- ~o -—m i essage weekly:------— — — doesn't claim, will giveaway Edone Firo Deparlmeni lor _ MILKER WANTED. Richlleld helping conlror Ihe liro on area. No housing available. . Sunday, Augusl 0 thal sur­ PREGNANCYHOfUNE Excellent salary and r«rounded our larm. Wllhoul CARRIER COUNSELORC benellts. 487-2957 afler 5om. •• •• •• •* •• yyour holp II could have boon Tho T im es-N ow s Ciri a lol worse. irculotlon Department OPENING (or full time Is currently accoptiatlng oppllcqtions for counter reprosenutive at ______JEROME DOG LOG oDonald & Cathy Sexlon-Qwln THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE National Car Rental locatedId Loveable and Loyal BIM&AgnesSexlon. ARE | FREE, Thai was before - . o Corrior Counselorsr In Twin Falls, A re a s Smoking To Stop, For ovory. at Alrport-ovenlnqs 'andid Companlona of rosDonsIbillfy iiincludo dolivory of wookends. Apply ootween Ihino you noed to slop 7am&1:30pmwaokdays. Seeking Qood Homes ' smoking, send M.89 lo: ST< bundles to carriersJ cduring oorly morning Houra: Sam4pmmon-rrl ^” « 5 S i F ~ ! f W T ' hours, customor sorvico, a colloctlons o'flGANIST' and a Choir ... O R , T O P O T IT i r o ' ■ All brick. 203 4lh SI No, Twin. WAWM9*[ * 1. 1 malo U b 'x , black, S ______734-S325 - * o a m b itio u s a n d woi* Director needed (o r. Pro-!: 'li''*" IUVMeM'e TEf?HlS-- & s a le s . If you a r e ab^terUn Chureh In Jerome. montha...... •«$500 to S5000 yearly relurn on comoochollongoa|:apply a t tjie — 2.1 male Bluo Healer Lab X. aa 97< weakly coat. Iroo Irlal r "■ .. ___ n,‘I.WE_€Ojrlyoo- - - black, brown & white. 1 year, arand mro. by calling 733-45M Selecled S Offers • Timest S 'N o w s PART-TIME MILKER 8i qen- c rO M lM ’ AW' ( S O I M ' eral larm labor. Boloro 9am; ■ 3. 3 male Bluo Heeler X, (b(boil lime after 4pm). Wo 132 3rd Street)tW est, Twin Falls black & white, 1 year. ihthanl^ouj^^ou|IMhanku^ 007 ( JobSQllntsrett Vafler6pri»423;50a______4.1 male Shepherd-Colllo X, r & a s k fofo r J ack ie PERSON (or counler & alter*r* brown, blaok i white, 1 yair. a - I ations. Do not apply unlessIS 5.1 male Spaniel X black & 1 TRUCiToflivEfl lor Ilalbod experienced In counler work:k whlto.2yoaro. A^'IfAIR YOUiTg OAMSEL'ji loads, must havo exporl- / tired ol kissing loads, & ', & havA a good background In 9. 1 lomalo Greyhound X, ence and be 25 years ol aga labrles & sowing. No phonoiS . wishes to moot - THE „or oldor. 1-eOQ.4»-2227. black & whito, 4 monlha. SHandsome . Prince, II you calls. Pick up applicationn I W ednesday, Thursday t 6 -SuW ^vSiSte-J.bofwoonispmforjar*?^^^^^ , . Friday. Ono Hour Martlnlz-I-______/ I \ ______8 - 4 - l ‘malotib--XrhlKkTT “J'iNowa. Box 548; TF. *i, full llmo bua help. Apply In - • IntFBlur-Lakos-Shopplng - year. ts parson al JB 'a Bl|| &)y ^ ^ m a g ic SyP^i^gS~\nc.~ j ■ Conler. ______8.1 male Shepherd X, gold, 9 V montha. POSITION OPENING: ALCOHOLICS ly fy Realauranl, 999 8luo‘ flllflualltyTropt. 10.-1 malO'Qerman Shep­ t^kesBLwlN,TwlnFalls. Processors ot FASHION MERCHANDISER herd. cream and allver, t ANONYMOUS ^ Call73M300 |BLONDS, l Redheads and - Employment' Opportuninity ForSOTrout boners . W e're looking' (or a top- Bruneliesfor modeling. Top notch (ashlon merchandlaei gjPaaiif liM lomale X black, 2 yoara. _ pav,Cam?342.0i58.BoV ^ H l q 12.1malolab.blacinyaar DONT DO TOUCH T?i0SE S Incentive Boning wllh sales and leadership BURGER KING Is accepting capabllllles. II you are Inler-r- 13. 1 malo Torrlor. Rod A DRAPESI Dfl Lol Voguo Drapery Tranaportotion Fron FTHW ■■ brown, 2 yeara. . Cleaners Cle do It alL We take applicallonstS. for part lime am BuhU Wendell . eated In advancing .yourIt \ 14.2 malo Spaniels.'Black & them the down, cloan & rohang R o re o s to p la n t fashion career! or renewingg your career), we'd llko lo white, 2 yo a ra .-...... - them. the For serrico In Twin s ; >ood Fringe Benefitfits ■I ii 19.1 tomalo Golden retrlev' Falls Fai a Buhl. 543-5582. ^1 L talk to you. Managomant T potential, 400d salary and I'LL DRAW JT FASTI Wall DUE 01 TO EXPANSION W« aro W ■' . Cell 543-8-8245 H r i'u III Murals,a; Posters, Designs, Uking applicallons lor ^ v-* " bonolils. S6nd resume to "'iijlM. - ■ II no snswjs^r 324-4313 yorVery Reasonabio, ^ i l Cocktail p< .waltroases. Apply V ______8 3 7 ^ i Box V-31, clo Timos-News,i , t . ■‘MAOIC MARY" 733^181 inoerson: Tho Alloy. I P.O. Box S48, Twin Falla, Id.I:| ^ ------a J3301. ' zz~_i5y I. ' CTrvFaiisritJafio— 'S a iu ra a y rArA¥C|usT15rTM1 i ------T' 090 KomaaForS< 0 » ______Homea Forftirgtj# 030______Homea ForSor Sale ’ t01 Oul of Town HoiH« m » OJI OirtoiTownHomeHomea 038 ABrsaoe&Loia.., u n c BEAUTIFUL newer hom«mo i n ------,— :------— EXCEPTIONALLY CLEANAN 3 fT'S EASY lo assumr e i T I a WILL TRADE DIAMONDS ” FOR SALE, 10 A creM ry land \RLYLE'“ Fllof. noar Church, $55.( KIT ’N’ CARl by Larry Wright bedroom brick home Just |i FHA loan and lo lall Inn love le ^ed 3 RniiEDtatA. ping. $^5,000. ____ offer lhal freedom. Call 733-5336 COUNTRY UVINQ in,. ., Bedroom, family room, frf r u i t ------Gudrun. lo see 543-6800 or FANTASTIC BUYI Below a( '^,..2 trees. OWNER Wl ,EVEL W estern Realty 733-2365. bedroom home. Nice, * 30i ” 3 CARRY. Imiredii SPACIOUS SPUT-LEVE pralsal. 2 bdrms up, 2 dowr ' AMERICAN ahop. barn & garaoo on Home on .corner lot witwith WANTED 1-20 acrea north - family room main Hoc nni possession-T18.. loo"; REAL ESTATE acres. Was H9.0O0 now n( | 78_5oo. 5 Acres, extra niciiie x i' barnwood. famillamily side. Cash available reason--- w/firepiace. New he; $65,000. Call on Ihls one. . room, opening onto a lovellovely able priced only. No re a l-': ^ ^ ^ ^ a n y exiras. S41.00CX i APPRAISAL ' Bedroom, bi-ievel hom (Across from Court House Melon Valley. BIB. redwood deck and privatirivate tors. Box L-31 Times News 3 BEDROOM. 2 balh. nl I7B.900- 12 Acres ol alfalii.i<. backyard. 3 bedroom, 1 3/43/ 80 x 948 Twin Falia. 83301. - 734-5650 patio, bulll-ln appliance balhs. and much more. Onl: ._ Doug Vollmer. Broker oSfj remodeled 3 Bedrooi 10 ACRES near Ilwaco & garden.outbulldlnga.BIB, $57,000 has large aasumabhS t-ono Beach, Wn. Virgin land FOR SALE BY OWNER;R Alda S tro n g ...... 733-091! ^ 5 £ 7 ^ ' ^ loan. Call Carmen Prunt: Jewel MaryAkkerman ...734-3«4882 $79,900- 5 Acres Tn seer wllh trees. On coaat , Melon Valley. Nicej*"'! 124-2484. highway, near golf courae. ; 0 / The Neighborhood! yo'lT.V.; ; ; ; ; Lowell w i\R e a llyI Bodroom. 2 bath horn , Cloae lo ocean. $2500/acre..- 757 M onroe S tre e t C i. CANYONSIDE REALTY NICE BRICK " h o m e ' b f — Double fireplace, den, lan LTY W IM .______:: ■ S ee between 4-6pm w/days. „ 0" 320 + or - ACRES- oieniilenns ty roomJdining roorjom. 733-1082 or324-3354S4 UVt CHOICE Acrea, or Alturas Drive Non!“ "'lj Ferry area. Long growir otherwise by appoinlmont. Sawtooth School Disirlcl. indali amaller portion^ water __ __ AstealatMS.OOO_____ c<- •) season. Sprinkler Irrlgatiigaie§ WANTED to buy In Wendel ■ Nu Rti«lluiB riUillS. iaca.T= w i{ a y » tt4 n air' i * + basement—Owner—anx<.-___ MONEYFORINOIVIDUALSM S NEED??? ContacisTfirtanC' of large ahade trees. Vlckl Bedroom home on double TRI-PLEX tSOOO 10 SM,000 FASTII Ing or |olnt venture. Miners 'c«le 4 BEDROOMS plus fifthfth in 1 juble loug ,nd vacant. $53,000. -' IlSnj Som eone’s "dfscard” may7, Jones. 733-8325 or Town anoam basement, 2 bath: lot. Electric heat, near ele- ela- Pour Seasona Really- deposits, milling sltuailoni Country Realtors. 733-0718. ■ mentary school. 536-2164, 2 YEARS Old. Extra cholco.If®' Tho oqully In your homoican ca and orea. Silver State MIlU, IL . fireplace, ' patio wil L— Jerom e 324-7545. Darla,'.? quallly Iocallon. SpaciousX"® bo turned Inlo cash throug5ugh P. 0 . Box 872. Granlaville,S : sr.airTffA jT"'"’"” OLDER-3 bedroom, 2 cac a r ' fireplace, new palnl an WILLTRADE 324-3734.______^ ponlhouso unit has supor - garage, basement, fruifruit carpets, assumable privat3 ER/^ 1 year old, 3 bedroom, 2 Loan . UT 64029, ______3 ACRES with atalely older., vlow of C.S.I. SopB'rale>i?I “ Homtt_OwnBra.Loa . J ftees on an acre In Kimberlyerly. ,loan.Seeai20l3M apie. iV stoiy^Comemporary from Transamerica Fininclinclal WILL PURCHASE___Btal^ 1 HOUSE WITH CLASS, 3 R obert J o n e s R m IW, farm home, oienly of oul- OtrtQoa. jp/lfiHlIng ayalom.“'"j Sarvlcaa. Your monoy cai le ae BuTTOTffr— 0S( dT“ J tItr; a’• . o l $».000 al 8V4S. 423-46714676 . BARNESREALTY neighborhood for home In be used lo conaolldaia biiii3IIIS. al diacount. Box 144, Burfey.rfey. an & dining room comb na-•; belweon9am.3pm.______.* 2 owner aays make oKer. Call - Ihroughoui. Qood torms.ma. tJuy "blfl llckol" llama, re _ 1043 Blue U kes North — Twin Falls. $78,500. Davidf« : VlcklJones733-8325orTown‘' j i a s m • f®- 1063316.678-M75.______llon. Will aallsfy Ihe hardeal ^ R M ' HOME- BLi^R~cacan Je nsen Janmar Realtors modellno. pul into- invesi uev to pleaae. Lovely living roomm OWNER ANXIOUS.TO SELL '■OI?___& Country Reallora 7334716.; «est- 2ND MORTQAaE-MONEY „ $65,900, This 2V4 yr old homt ------reifl until lo a n 'm o n a'~ y i l 8 ~ BoTse7W-228a or 377:24W.~ TV manis...you decide. Ooa: .-H & easy to live In lamlly room LuS YOuMI be SATISFIED. . . wit 3 LOTS In NORTH STAR- _ • MAGIC VALLEY-REALTY- M,.! “ AVAILABLE, Consb'nar and has over 2600 aq fl witf . with . available. 3 bedroom, f Si 2 BDRM FARM HOUSE, 2 ;IT not disium your '"S‘ firs Commercial. Call Aeina Ft- wllh lireplace-*79,000. SS cmsiiuaimjiii. ___ balh, basement, $35,901 2 SUBDIVISION, $10,500 e a ^ .« 733-5560 anytime m orlgaaa. To sea how mud approx 1580 sq ll-on malr Acres. Young Orchard,'•ftl- Cali 324-4134.______'H '” ‘ nance. 733-10M Ash for floor. & 1260 In unllnlsheched ------Cali 538-6187.______■_— Fenced, Oul buildings, Evanlnga 73M531 1.. ^ you can borrow, call; Marc. _____ Ralph Eallnger, Broker - C all...... 7334979,7* basem ent. 3 bdrms. 2 largom canal water, 3 Bedroom:oms, ^Bwiy ^remodelo 3 BEDROOM HOME IN area, $750 down. Cafi 734?.. ------plUiUcQaD^DOigx_aM iM -—PROFESSIONAL— IIP — J6ROME-on-60»100-«-loW- fireplace with fan. Central 1100 sq. It. Single parage, H Ml______MoneyWir^lx)m REALTORS Air Conditioning. Large'rge $4*g!m!'lO% down. Baianoance rals and*'prlva'cyf"$84,S0( eleclric baseboard heat, 3 kitchen with built ins, Urgorge over 25 years at 10%. MaMay 324-3037 or 734-3572.______i 9 ACRES- Soulhwesi o ( . EARN 20% on Secured 1^. In­ 734-8860 — yeara old and In excellentiient Jerom e, 3 bedroom home sured money. 733-5351. 7 7- . ______lot wllh garden space.ice. conalder leaso with optloipllon KIMBERLY 2 bedroo.oom condition. Lot la nicely land- Assume loan of $42,1241 al 10 purchase. 324-7204 0 ■hd- with 2 balhs, 2 fireplaces, 2, flam. 2-3 pm. ^7pm. ‘ or $29,000. Dlacounl for cairash scaped. $38,500. Call Randyindy ear garage, heated in-door- . , $436 monthly,. 1112- Park>ark 324.fs6e. 943-4541 after 7om. Ellis 324-4229. ” IF BEING ENVIED WON’TI* Meadows Drive, 73<»1648- awlmming pool, 30 fruit: Of 023 jny»itfn»nllani embarraaa, you coma In ths ireea, wItTi bubble irrigation'^ PEN 10 QUALITY BUILT 2 bodroom.Jm. " atjpeib conlemporary home CANYONSIDE REALTYTY Oniy $63,000 wllh g o o f 2 bath, duplex, ail MO______HomesFofSilaIII, In prime area. 4 bedrooma, HomeaForSaleBale 030 • Homea ForSaii I lerm s. •; — 2V4 batha. lamlly room, 2i aplllances. automatic 1.1. 733.1082or324-3354 3 BEOROOM. 2 bath, fenced,ad, liraptacea, and a aaparatats . aprlnklers, heal pump, at------4 BEDROOM, 2 balh home in landscaped, carpori. Ownertar . maater aulle. double garage lached garage. Owner will Jerom e. Low intereat DUSE financed a ilO S with a good 0 conaldor reaaonable con- assumable loan. $44,700.i ■; HC lod and wood deck. Priced to down Divment. 734-14B3. _ aell at $79,500. 161-256-A tract. Call on this one. Four Seaaona Realty-m - ^ ~ " A GOOD BUY! Tranaferhaslaa Jerom e 324-7545. Eula- Real- ' tor owned, 324-7948. 6.11 ACRES on Snake River' —r. forced owner to reduce thig : t= - Canyon with beautKul view. excellent contemporary i SPRING CREEK RAMBLER Rl 3 Lakewoodlod $30,000. Phone 324-4134. Dr. 4 bd. $64,500. 3000 aq. II. T T ~ \ bedroom home with central 62V4 ACRES with . waler. air and lols of extras lo the•*} REALTORS (601)566-5634 PJ734.Q976- onuiifiT? $87.500.116-041. rock bollom price ol only. 1 ? ______^ - 0 ^ ______I to og BualnewPfop^!- U7,SOO-*StBL- JUST LIST?d" 4 yr. old ■3 3 RUN FOR YOUR WIFE don't IMMEDIATE poaaesalon to bedr, 2 bath home. Hasas let this neat 2 bedroom qualltied buyer. 3 bedroom)0m ■ GEM STATE REALTY fireplace, elect, heal, basmt,It, home gel away. Fireplace, home In good NE location.IO"' DOWNTOWN. Brick con- 525 Blue Lakea Blvd.N., dbbI garaoa. Ilrplace. fm rm.71. baaemeni with rec room, $38,900.12-61 alructlon, 3100 square (eat, ■ 733-5336______$69.5«). Call Joe 734-3393,13 and lota of aiorage pius a Immediate poaaeaslon,: Main West Realty 734-0555. dark room. $41,000. *81-260. WITHIN walking dialanceMr lo ownerwllicarry. 1 ^ i ' D ahopplng, 4 bedroom 11)iW -* . LOVELY 2 yr. old 4 bedr."2 2 8Y ANXIOUS OWNER RGAL bath home with plenty of m E s t ^ites '-.I Price reduced SS.OOO ,Q to balhs. fam. room, dbbi. ALTOR storage. $U,000. *17-81. »' BARNESREALTY < M7.500 wllh S S aaaumabie)iB oarage with opener. SPRINQCREEK 1043 Blue U kea North ' 2 haaflreplace. Call Joe 734- REALTORS •loan. All brick. 3 Bedroom, 2 RIM ROCK REALTY 733-6227 ; . bath, ranch alyls wllh full;,M 3393. Main West Really basem ent and redwoodBd ^ 5 S L ______mm.__ • 324-6111 SWIMMINO Pool and |acu2ZlpJ EQUAL PROFE! After Houra Call 324>9334 FOR SALE or trade 23x<0; deck. Large fenced lot wllhllh LOW DOWN S340ymonlh. 3■* compliment ihls beautiful 3 FESSIONAL SERVICE " block building. Downtown-; la. Bedroom, lamlly room, J*' bedroom brick home In NE •inthofoloorroniolofII of hom ing SB Gooding wllh addlllonai lot.-' garage, m baths. 6 years location. Call Kathy Irish lor jjl, 2M N^ldaho St.. Gooding.-; BY OWNER 4 bedroom,S old. N.E location-734-5i^a5. details on the luxurious •inadvertlilngihetoieole or renloi of houling M2 Riar/SufiiHofflaalofStla jtt- cul-de-sac, lota ol exiras.a! LOW DOWN PAYMENT canin leaturea of ihis home.le. • In ilandlng ready to0 entorer broker-clieni roiation- 2 BEDROOM HOME In Buhl, Was UI.SOO reduced to buy you a neweer 3 Wealorn Really 733-2365,JS. ihlpi Easy to buy. More informs-ma- 040 CernataryLoU^ 196.000. Assumable al 12%. bedroom, 2 balh home with tlon 543-4541 after 7om. ______• In Iho providing ol real 1694 Belair Circle. Twin Fallsis large lot fand full basement "THERE WAS AN OLD real etlole brokerage lervicei Call 734-3826.______al way boiwo current inler- ■■ . (M VicatlonPfop*tty! ''' WOMAN'WHO LIVED IN A w e s u b s c r i b eto >0 tho policy that oqual ,.» 4______Jerome Homea THE l S BY OWNER I3M month,;; est rates- Call for more de-p- SHOE”- and you know the $10,000 down, S4S,000 total. "j3 Cloarwaler Realty'I' reat of the lament. If.you'veJ® opporfunlty In iholO acquisitionc of housing “ W CondomlniufniFofSila^ -bedroom- home;-nice town— : -V outgrown your home, calt ua- - con best be accomfimpllshedfhrough'lood- — 036 ---.-fidalEiUtaWintad-ita.rr Call 733-5721.______double garage with Twin Falls BoardBo of Realtors ■ya house In back. Duplex haa^ I 1 12 Fal exceptional, plenty of waler,lor, built-in china cablnela and^ •ftoxqn BY OWNER. 2 Bedroom, allII automallc opener patio and? GEM STATE REALTY F alls A v*. E. excellent soil type. Qood , fonced yard. $89,000. >od electric heal. Priced to aeil‘ • Sui'Vp '’ Hoo"' • Ai/ Cond.lioivng eleclric, aluminum siding, >■ 925eiueUkosBlvd.N., Sulto 34-TwInFn Falls, Idaho 63301 location. Split aaia, with or. or at$50.000..Callloday(oran> • Ca'hpd'olCoiI.nQ, • firnplotn all carpeted, full basement,j; * 8 1 . 2 5 9 . ■ ______7 3 3 ^ 6 . ______, ■ . 7 333-6421 3 - nYllhoul option on balance.ce. appoinimeni. Call Carmen. • 03^0M°?33-^°8y 1 SPRINQCREEK ' bedrooms. 3 baths, family - BY. OWNER 3 bSrmhome o n - •- - room -wllh-wot—bar.- V-2------^ ...... CHOICE 80 ACRES sprinkler-jJr- - CANYONSIDE REALTY L - 1 acre northeast of Jerome." V ',...... REALTORS ------flreplacos, custom drapos, lirlgaled. Cioan, neat and Laroo shaded, fenced yard.' ______734-0600______heal pump with air condi­ ono ol the niceat in Wendell OOAV! MODELS OPENi ’ S45,V._CaJL324r73aa. area. Excoiient dairy alle CAUfORnpilSTOD tioning, underground '"3 .W . HobllBHQma»Fo(Sal»- • I Mon.-Frl. sprinkler, garage door1 "TERRIFIPIC BUYS" potential wllh new 4 7.“ 0411 4;00-7:00p,m . . CALL . TODAY lor froe, NEED TO SELL opener PLUS an assumbaie bedroom home- Call Jerryfat at CLENCY'S MOBILE HOMr, Sar.-Sun. markei analysis on your 324-5922 or Real Estate Un-Jn- TRANSPORT. Set-up,. r YOUR HOME? loan and a $500 properly taxIX $ 2 9 , 9 0 0 FINANCINC:iNC a v a ila b le'-t o q u a i-. 3i00-7i00p.m. home. GEM STATE REALTY PROPERTIES. We olve your' 525 Blue U k es Blvd.N., Ihit low price. Excellentont fIxHjp hom e. Tolol ol Lock-ups on feed bunks.na. S p a c e ll LstvJ.______, properly all ol our elforl ALL Very good corral arrange­ ■ I DISTINOUISHED EXECU­ : ______733-5336______1600 iquore (eel, batorrtem eni. larg e th a d ed lot. MOBILE HOMES NEW ^ TIVE HOME In prime NE THE TIME. We CON- Lolt ol potenllal. BringI on offer! No. 159-A. ment. Nice 3 bodroom. J 2 1981 Concord 70x14, i area. Has all the exiras you: STANTLY and EXPERTLYf TRADE your car. pickup on 3 bath home. Owner will carryffy bedroom, all eiactrle.. __would.expectln.a-homo-of—I— advortiae. your...cropofty..____ Bedroom .fltarter_or..invfisiv...... wlth..A...BubsUntiai down carpeted, 13/4 baiha, and'------O PiM H CALL US TODAY lor the kind1 mont home. Easy lerms on - ' - $ 4 2 , 9 0 0 MAINTENABNANCB FRESI Hor* H it, .payment. $210,000. HOUSES this lype. Torms are availa­ , Ihol condominium you h many exiras. Close out pnee- ble. S110.000.16{BL. of service you EXPECT andI balance. $26,000. Jim Volk- u hove been looking for. only r4.895. Also 198J- VILLA DEL. RRIO ESTATES DESERVE. '* Vory nice 3 bedroom, 1'/) 1'/, bolh condo with buill- Ralph Eallnger ^ W S ^ Really. 734-6551 cr In y»lica«ff, lolol eiecir .„ Concord 84x14 ail eleclric,'-... ecirlc heoiing plut central C atl...... 73M578 carpeled, diahwaaher, 1 H i ‘SUBDiV . GEM STATE REALTY oirjrprlvaTS^tlo, garageage. ond yard core It fur, )iVISION 525 Blue Lakes Blvd. N., ------baths,-and manyextraa.Only>------PbJ.llMRbodondWoWoihlnglon Str«»l North ^ AMLETT' n liU d ihrcAgti the oiiocliociotlon. For more Inior- -$t4,99S. hurry while th e / . ______^ _ 5 3 3 6 $$VALUE$$ m c |o n e o ll|b d a v . No. 16fl — ^FACtS------SATURDAY. AUGUST I; 16R-A. lasL Magic Valley Mobile L IT IS— ItOO lo 4:00P.M. 2 years old. clean, solid and PROFESSIONAL,' Marina. m 4141. • SUNDAY, AUGUST 16 — 2:00 to 4i00P.M. EASY TO OwTl sharp 2 attracllve. 3 bedrooma. 2 $02,900 ROOM TO CROWI lovely 3 year bedroom, fireplace, gatage. baths, fireplace, double] old lh o m e \ c a i e d in College Ce Moodowt area REALTORS USED Mobile Homes 1-12'.' S1900 down- S24.900. Jim garago. Aasumable loan. . w irl 3 b e d r ^ t , 1 V. bo 734-9660 4-14', 2-24- wide. Excelleni] 1* R ealty bolht, (omlly room, fire- Volk, Blo Wood Really. I Economical electric heat. AV d o u b l4 tf r o s e piupiut room (or additional terma. all clean. Delivery L. 733-5605. ^ 4 - ^ 1 . ^ OFFICE... 73W079' solid value at $52,900. livipg ipace In ^ e m e n l . i ■nl. Homo hot brick veneer WOULD IlkeloTrade nicer 3 j a a . T S a ' ”'- • HILLTOP VIEW ~ IroW. lenfod yorB. oirr c(condltloninf) plut much bdrm in Salt U k e (or amall ...... 7334767 on 1 acre. Excelleni loca- Joyce C o ta ' ; FELDTMAN REALTORS m cfc. No. 161-A.' |air^^or^^Hol8W^^el(era, llon. charming 3 bsdr. older Dave H a m l e l t 7 3 3 - ( 0 3 0;...... Q R I-M LS _...... :::: -$!O,S00:^VeRV-»VI —^1973^2:»80-Aca0em/$r,90o{:------:i=;home:pluf-**mi-anicn6d"4'.^ LlLY.MOMI-lOCATtD~n~ — 320-ACRE8~-f7--prlced“ai~ room cotuga nearly new. 1604AddlaonAve.E. ex ten t nowor ore^fol T Twin. Nicely decorated •J 1977 1 4x80 B aln b rld M p only $320,000. Oood Snake $12,000; 1978 24x44 Champk Shade, fruir iroes. oardan.___ 733.1988-*------734*1436-i thrdaahoul. new ccM^buing. loll ol charm & River waler right.. Low lift, ’ r " \ . ' . ■■■ oasture. Owne^ 734-1 • t • 'periqflhiiryr^bedrdtalwaWr^-boihiT-tomilyToam:“ ""aprinkierirrlgaTed and lono'‘j -on:-lM1-.14x70-Wlndgale*' ------3 ijapiaeei, full hotertte% nt. double goroge. eleclric. $15,500; 1979 24x40 lard beautifully landicid tc J^ yord, Excelleni ' Champion electric; $17,500; o u phtoble loon. No. 173-A - Contemporary Homes, 206^ 35 ACRES 6 miles aouthweslal Kimberly Hoad, Twin Falls IT a O C A M AkR R IL L O W A Y < W 9 , 9 0 0 A CLASSICSIC s r r n i a 'V R E ^ ^ x i . of Jerom e under aprlnklersra Call Don Strever 734-2873 0 with new 3 bdrm home,e, 423^101 altar 6pm, Throo bodroom. two boih' » V I ifuely-one ocre NE off Twin.Tv Spocloui ondllto- jih'hom o. Two <0r garoga, f OPIPCNHOUS I - B< t brick home with exiri family room will* wol borar ondo much moro. ixiro large.'flowing roflmt 32& 813' f- WANTED TO BUY- mobile riS T H I - deal for oniertolnlngig anda comfortable foHlIy - home axles-733.7568. SATURIRDAY, AU0UST 40 ACRES Hagorman. Full |.. II ng. Beouliful klichonen with' jnock bar ftnd YOU WANT to aell your 1 : 0 1 I 0 Gcent lomlly room wi water aharea, no bulldlnaa. *58,11,800 lOO TO 4100 P .M .• wllh fireploce. 4 &d- All in new alfalfa. 7334963.'' Mobile Home? We hayo rc mt, 3 bolht. panioiiol goroge. undergrA nd buyers. Conlemporary tj inkling, and large o tiutiumoble r loon. No. Oli-A. . .’Homes 2064 Kimberly Road ar Twin Falla. Calt Don Sirevdr ly 734-2873 or 423-4101 after 0 OKER UlckMotierimillm ill...... 7 3 3 -» 6 9 Pivot. 3 bedroom home and SfiHL______several oulbulldinga,-Con- - Realty, 734-2: 10X34 BUCKINGHAM trailer CarieltoC ox ...... -733-2060 <• noui.. .1 M m ' Jack Cox ...... 733-3080 w/alove & frig. Daya 63^ JohnCrondell ...... 734.4899 4437, Eve'a 8374360. See at Janie George ...... * .V ...... 733-4006 'tt» Acf»ao8tLi}[a, I PenlaPoal Co.. Tuttle, W o llH ett ...... 433-4397 , 10x80 KIT with 7x14' D kk Irwin ...... 733-6004. 8 a c r e s ' near Buhl, will 13S C A M A R I 790 MONROI OebroMcDonoid ...... 835-9943 RILLOWAY Lvnn R aam uiien ...... 733-3807 ■ Tliroo bodroom, iwo bolhllh I homo.. Fully corpsled, ■DTOMCmFICI1 P R i c a 1 l a r g e corner lol and 3/4, 12x80, MOBILE HOMEneeda ' ■■|wO'' 1976 CONCORD 14x70 3 sr 1605AbDISOI; O N A V E . E. ffiWiSi: I 734-0-0400 . a . " 5 .",; ;gffia™ "™ '”"'™ Fllll.CII)J<.lMa,,,' • Saturday 045 Mobile H om flaFof8«l8 a* GafaaosFwBwl ay,Auou5tl5,198r Timos-Noi-Nows.Twin Falls, (daho B-9 - Furn. Aot. tDuolexaa I 062 - Rulldlng M aterialss ______' ■ ■ . 1978 KIT Oak Cfost MxTO; 2 ?' 067 M ltcellantouaForSale 079 • ' - ApplHnron Bodroom. 1 luth, garden ,1®' 55 ______WantTofltiilil THE LARGEST selection oli e l e c t r i c Wostlnghouso0 QUAUTV WOOD TfiuSSES- luD, carpoiod. air cond.a. n ^ sm o k o rs, 734-71D5 " ’ unllnlshod furnllure-dresa-. CDok.stove for salo 3voara1 Gang Nall ongtnoerod rooln ______QaragfrSalo 066 Good ThIngeToEat - Storago shod, many oxiras. ■ COUPLE w»n” tiaby looking9 ors. rockers, slools. chairs» old, call 3244030 trusses. Call colloci for 083 Oarage Salo ( Must see to appreciate.*■ DOWNTOWN 1 Bd«S~Ait^ 1, to foni clean reasonablyy and roll top dosks. Tho Mary ANTIQUES. Clolhos, Books, FOR SALE Blue U kos utllitlos paid. $140, Call pricod 2 or 3 bodroom ( f o r SALEI Washer andJ ‘’iiPi?*' ' 326-5122.i Ceramics. Patlorns. Planot; YARO SALE, 3200 Road ' 734^101 ovenlnna.______" Carler Contor. 733-3493. 2116i Dj^r^CaI17334S87 ‘ (co 'n o ro lD 4 B).Swlngsot. Groon siring boans. Call 734-9419 Of r a : a 4 3 3 ' Rouse. We will lake caro ol'' Fourth Avo.E., Twin Falls. Jr. Planters ilioid). uphois. Raymond Kindred, 423-5764, 1979 SAHARA, 24i60-. 3 - homo as II ll wore our own JONES MODEL— H^Sihg, 00______. GartgeSaiaJ# samples. Morol ivs Miio S.• Table 4 chairs. Misc. rtlday___ ‘ bdrm. 2 baih, Exc Condlllon. EXCEPTIONAL IT o d ro o m , couniry or lown. 733-5560. '' TRADE Porfoci ConditionJ Slove wllh baking ovon on ■ 4 Saturday,______f FOR SALE, Gravensilon , • extra closots, dishwashor > Ouoen Slooper--Sola lor 2 ' ALBUMS. CAMERAS. Ap^^les. 149 Van Buren. Twin Assumo loan a l 12.fi\ Inlor- FARM FROM 60-160 Acrsj. ? lop. Call 3244030, y a r d SALE, Appliances. i oal. Call 32<-57<5nlloffi.___ • rofrigoratof. range, dispos- '■ cords dry pine wood. Call DRAPES. North Viow Manor.=; gnaaa” Storoo. Baby 4 children's ' - al. private ullllly withIlh f j'o f Afoa lor 82 Season and ' LADY KENMORE Washor &• North Washington. Sat & 733^325 / 4 LARGE MullMamily yard Ilems, Lawn mowor. Lots ol l t o n g h o r n ' m a r k et now 19S1 CONCORD 2i~ wldo. all M orodoslted. ReloroncflsS , G_as Dryer. Call 734.B6fl4 S_un. 9-?. ______salol Sal. Aug i5ih; 6am-4pm electric, storm windows, m ' TWO 6,000 gallon luol tanks Misc, Good quallly Moms, has h local canning' Rod « "" . Financing,. Phone: Bob MICROWAVE FOR~SALE. BACKYARD SALE 54040 n^oatjiof, 1544 Willow Uno. bam. muctt more. 2 or 3 - HansingS^iO. ° with V, HP eloc submersible Augusi 15, 9-5, 1056 Sparks Havon I- peachos. Noctrinos. pumps. Like nevv. $2500I condlllon. Call 734- Contor SI E., Kimborly. Lotsts LARGE 4-Famliy Yard Salol Siroot Nort^______Conning C Plums. Local Bodrooms. Ordor today. 3 olmlsc,9-5pm.Aug14&15. • wook local faclon' dollvory os WA.NT TO RENT Slorage“ oac^. -734-3722 or 423-4683. ^ • Aug 14(h-15lh-l6lh; 9am- , , YARD SALEI Woodburning Tomaloos, I Frozen red rasp y furnishod oxcopt lights. $150ly, Building on larm, or d- 9pm; Appl. bikos. childrens and sol up. S19,2» or II no 16 SELECTA Master hot BIG YARD SALE. 231 Ad­ Slovo, slonogiaph machine borrlos. E black. raspborrlos, 6 *^5 doposil, 324-}4. warehouse. 733-3963. ' dison Avo. 7am-5pm; Fri.rl. clqihos. misc, 602 3rd Avo blue borrios. plo chorrlos. itade-ln- J17,3M. Opon " 6 Ste3or324-7204-or3?4.7.«JW , drink machines. Make olfer. 4 paper, . oloc. supplies. ° — .daya.a-WQ0k..cl0aBd.Saluf-_ Power tools can bo yours al 1 ' -14ih. Sal 15th; Air cond, lawnm We^.Twln,______' kllchon table, frull lars. Fri 4 strawberries. ^ Transparenl day.^Ma^jc^Valley Mobllo 4. * “ LOOKING FOR A HOUSE Ofl"rv- -low-prlcos.-Don't ovorloor- -WgrgOjO:' ______- — rmower.-washor. microwavo,-9.- -MISCELLANEOUS lloms," Sal. 10am-6pm. 6M Moih-~ -ap ? p lo s,' Bring yourown'con:----- Ihem . . , Ihey can bo founs, 1979 CANNON NP60 Photo MO Heallnfl&toCwdr ' a p a r tm en t ? Call OuNlcr^S dolls, rocords, 6 tracks,s. Clolhlng. Good Condlllon, 'Qfl*J^J)r„______talnors, 5: Soulh Blue Lakos, 733-2940.______»• In Classified. t o ^ 3i ° copier. < In good condition, clolhos 38-44, Schematics 7334960.______, wllh supplies included. II CLOSE-OUT 2-FAMlLY Yard Salo! Aug ^ NEW 1 BEDROOM Kilch- lor TV's 6 cassotlos. misc. - MOVING SALE worth your 14ih-l5lh; Bjby clolhos. NEW REO POTATOES, 'l981 STONE RIDGE |5‘ 066 MobllflHomeSwceI } Inlerestoci ploaso contaci SPECIALS Gordon McQoe, al 734-7664. CHURCH Parking Lot Salol31 drivo, Fri 4 Sat only. Como boys clothes 4 toys, dishos. roady now. 20tlb . Coil 423- byFlaoiwooa • BYSEE's .MANOR DfllVE. j Sal. Aug lSth; 9am-5pm; 262 6113 aftor 6pm, ___ ■ 6:3Cam-5:OOom. 7 piece Living group. Vinyl H soo whal wo havo. 644 Call- coppor lloms 4 Olher misc. 3 6. 24xM Has 2 vacancies available . 5lh Avo East. Many miscic co, Hanson.______mllos S.. 2 W,ol Kimborly or PEACHES. P Applos and «3 Bedroom NICE furnished 1 'bodroom^ now. Call 637-4653 aliOfScm. ' ‘2 & 3 door COMMERCIAL and Herculon combination. 110 ms, Somo rolroshmonts. aparlmoni. All ullllllos In­ Sofa, chair, rocker, otloman. - PATIO SACE Fri 4 Sal 2 milos E. of Moior-Vu cor- BBaskets! Rod (jrobo..'Early • Total Electric Z QOIET COUNTRY LIVINW : EXCEPTIONAL values on nor,/I mllos S. 4234181.___ Halo, H also Whllo Cling for • Carpot & Drapes cluded. Roasonablo. 734- colloolablo.2ondlabloa,. n ^m4prTii, Dishwashor. col- ■3653 or 733-8367.______Exc Neighborhood, Shado . - b a c k '10 school clothing- foo 4 ond labldsV lols of 27/8MILESsouIholJoromo ,..QlCkllng.-D Exc summer tOsllvered&SbtupFree 2 HORSEPOWER twin cyl­ Regular $599.95 chock KAY'S CLOSET NICE studio with Washor & Troos. Pavod Sirools. Closo f Now$399,D0 lowoliy. books, cookbooks, High School, Children's “Iapplos 4 now bushol J27.900 * to Oownlown shopping. No inder'' air, compressor. 150 FINER RESALE CLOTHING.f'■ clolhos, size 16 4 18 lor lho ClOthos4moio.324-5611, ' ^baskets. Powers Orchard Dryer, $115 mo + $55 dop. £; city taxes. Close lo Goll IPSI. Like new. Wllh hosos. 744 Main Avonuo North.'• larger lady. Shakloo pro- ; Call 5434860. ______No kids/pols. . •734-7790 Sola and lovo seal. Valencia Twin Falls. ______3 FAMILY Garaoo Salo- Sal- $. BROCKMAN’S ovo's.______;______^ courso. 7334234. * Coppor.. slight damage. d u d s 30% oil. Lois of misc, urday 1 ISlh. 9:30 am. 243 The ” 1 LAND 4 SEAFOOD CO., - TRAILER SPACES: TF aroa. i ‘ r f A T S i e n m im i Rogular$1259.90 GARAGE moving salo, bods,I, Prlcod cheap. 2108 THior, ' ______is is olforing Steaks & FRESH MOBILEHOMES ONE bodroom lurnishod chairs, dishos. clolhlng.I. C_LOSlwood Dr oil Dol Mar. 3 mllos north ol Porrlne, apartmonl. $145, 7344551.f All olocitlc or gas. cable TV 9 Now $749.00 3 FAMILY Yard Salo Aug 15 4 n|Soafood, TF Food 4 Ico ' • & phono available. Will han- ; tools, lont. misc. 6amU PATIO SALE. Crib. Small ' Bidg. 734-4235 or 733-3332. BildQO on Highway 93 & 733-5605,______3 malchlno broaklast stools; . August 14 & 15. 1504 lllh 16, Sat 10-7pm: Sun irtp m . I Inlorslate 60 Junction, dio 14x70- irlr'j & smallor. 3 Sola Bods, your choico ol- Appliances. Fencing. Kid's Located I 7 1/3 mllos Irom FR fe DELIVERY.______T W 01 bdrm aparlmonis & 1 733-1368betwoon10am-5om. 3i30" electric stove; Thomas colors, herculon labrlcs. Avo, E-______clolhos. 840 17th Avo E. 1 Phono 7344ia7or324-<2CI3. Sludio api., (urnishod, allill . . I 0organ. All in goo'd cond. Buhl on Castlolord Rd or 2 WWE'RE SELLING APRICOTS Regular $199.95 GARAGE SALE, Miscc Jerome. Augl4-9amllldark. 2/3 : mllosE.ol Casilelord. at 563 Jelferson. 733-5680, utllitlos paid, profer oldor Mako^ reasonable ollors. Now$149.00 Household, 457 Washington:t S 15 • 12 III dark, all clolhos • coupio. Vory clean. Inquire'i Merchandise ? 3-FAMlLY yard salo. Salur- f, South, Airport road, 94. Fri‘ ______; 090 — ■■ PeH4Suw>li6»------412 Main Nuim. jEnjss'Nuiii T x8-Garggn-p!nrn 5B"wim - • UBua-"ca rpoi;~ uuiu siian. ' - s o a f S - ______^ 087______MarchandlH ~ TATDRDAV— DiiTy— S^SprnT ~l a 6 6 raB LE Tiny Chocolate hardware, like now, Gold In oxcollont condlllon. 12'x5t^. GARAGE SALE. SAT ^ ^ 1 5 .. Backyard sale al 303 7ih Ave 1 2 REPOSSESSED mobile' 1 BDRM furnishod api.i. AMANA air condlllonor, like color. 734-1692.______I Regular $8.99 sq. yd. 3 FAMILY Yard Sale Sal, Aug brbrown, female loy poodio homos lor sale. 14 wldo and 9-5. Children's clothes. &I Easl. Evoryihlng Irom cook- i f now. 1200 BTu- $200. ^nglo 50" k KUBOTA FS1270 Now ' $2.99 sq. yd. Misc., 767. Meadows Orive 15,9-5pm. Cornet ol Banning ju Pi ^ ^ ^ 'l AKC Reglslerod doublewldo. Small down $S0do'DfflA°'7!u.??i / ) losiocolloctablos.______J ------“'I’ £l - -SATOftomroNtnaniatnsr t ■p3ymonl."assumo“conifaci;— 2 BDRM Basomoni Apt, NiTo. WOflrWhlrlpooTtrash com- LlLike ne“ > $ { ^ “3; ^ M 9'° ■ TSNNEimintJITOBE” ■ nO C^iiTTA N f >ijPS.~ 10 6a}|orHorriqs..733-7S68, , pactor, like now-$150. Exec- GARAGllALi'ciMnln’roulI Everything^ musl go cornor 4-FAMlLY 4 Yard Salo. Dawn weeks old. Good huniing location. Utiiiiios furnishod, 6 TRACK STEREO wl BSR 1272nd Ave W. 30.6 household lloms.. olStadlum 1 4 MonloVi3la. }! SI 40. Call 733-7169. utlvo dosk, chair, lyping - 733-1421 todusk. Sat., Augusi 16.411 Hnlinos. Burloy 6784400. modular, llkenow-$350. ITurnlablo $50: HIDE AWAY \i oood buys. Located' SATURDAY < Aug 15. 5 R e n t a l s ______COUCH, 7‘. SIOO. 5434064. Twin Falls, Ida. oil Falls & Locust., 1605 < 5lh Avonue East, 1 Iwn Falls, AKC Ah COCKER 'SPANIEL. IDAHO COIN GALLERIES ^ ‘ 9:30-4:30, Coffee toblo. Bod, q Adull-malo. $75; 1 yoar old 6000 PO ELECTRIC WINCH. , Tarahoe,9-5pmO Sat onlv.___ | 6 FAMILY Yard sale-Friday 4 Afl 302 North Main kitchen labie, Misc iioms, c WO______FmHouiea 0S4 Ufiltim.ApUDuplflxesi EARTH STOVE 101. 1 year .i Saturday. Aug. 14ih 4 iSih. female. $50. Call 324-5543, ------?33jM3. ______^Brand new. Make offer. Call' ' .GARAGE SALE SportlnoL 889 I Madrona North -ISOajtSueeiJlwwm: j ------Ali ' oooos. i ioihing.—ocid r - r ' —:AKO—ooaeftM /w-ptjppy:------See at Norm pllancos. "wTD^lfo^okupT' APPROX-Mfcl each diamond “ST- - II — —^ - , SPECTACULAR Yard Sale. FRANKLIN STOVETn"good •ends. •' MondM, Auousi 17. tFurniluro. Clolhos. Sporting Garago. $250 month + do- condition for sale. $95. Call •425 Fillmore. BOBGgER. , m ______FUiaoM ^ poail. 734«75.______on______Wanled To Buy « goods.Elc.Ffi4Ssl.{Mpm.. . gold mournings. $2000/bssl Bl 7 ^ 5 M ^ ______ opon garago door. Sldo. Waler & ico dispenser branc< name ioans,- dross TwIn^Falls.^t . Friday 4^Salur- “ AKC Reglslerod chocolate shells. $2.29 oach. ,slacks, dross and casual ai R-31 Times Nows Box 546. Loaso | preferred now 16"x46"Cladwood 2 W PtalilTrM. Lab pup. 13 weeka old. $100. TwlnFalls6331».______, 00ld,°:MM^7^-6M3' t o ' shoos and lashion boots. Lab Havon Ine, 654-7122. available. $450 monlh. Call lapsldlng...... eocoachI hibrand new wool skirts, ski YARD SALEI Desk? living JEROME. 3 bedroom house. ^324-5940. ______GOOD Used golf can. $700.~ "Z 26" wldo Oolla rib tin room lablos. boys school Ql AKC Registered Golden Ro- on______Antiques g parkas, Gunny-Sax drosses M OooinMimToEll available September tst. Can bo seen at lhe Twin galvanized ...... 63(l!nll Uand much moroll Thoso clolhos, “'I baby clothos, cur- - Irlever puppies. Champion »5Q monlh. Children FALLS APARTMENTS Falls Clly Golf Courso. AA VWIDE SELECTION of oak (((Can also order colored Do- cli tains, housohold goods, llko BERRIESI 6 kinds ol Oregon blood bloo line. $150. 733-4607^ clothes are jusl llko brand j r g j . g , ' , welcome; 1 Bedroom house Closo ( 10 schools & shop­ CorjtajLGary.Hone 733-7505, funfurniture and misc Items. »Ila rib Iln at 93c a lineal ft.) „{now and somo never worn. now lloms. Fri 4 Sat, Aug fl' AKC WIrehalred Polnllna avail now SIOO monlh. 324- ping. r Children welcome. Call Sue Berlin. 436-9425. 14th-15th; Morton Drive oil ^ Griffon pupa. Excelleni for 3776 il no answer 324-T642. 5 HERITAGE stove with glass Cil ABSOLUTELY NO ^ Warm friendly & quiet at­ front door for sale. Used a AN'ANTIQUE Frullwood table, NORTHWEST e’EARLIESII Friday. A ugust, LavlnaAve.______0 / CANNING PEACHES. $6.75 j^ wate l..l upl.nd bW.. mosphere. 1 & 2 Bedroom LEASE OPTION. 2 a 3 r ahort time. Call 825-5503. matmatching chairs, buffol. PLYWOOD SALES YI4th.-6pm-9;30pm; Saturday, YARD"rt SALEI Fri 4 Sal, bushel. See. 2119 AltaVista 7334 Bedroom homes. Jim. Big tapis. $220 & $265 monlh, 663 IF IT'S WOOO. We can build hul Kimberly. Asking $1500, range, 'dishwasher, distance d ol shopping area. Call 7334365 evenings.____ asi rie& r a s your tte e l e p h o n e ' carpeted, all eleclric, Call C 734-4195. Laurel Park JAugust 19-22. We will have 3 Call very special sale, priced. .. . ‘Hems for you. Stop by and FENFENDER BASE with case. Iaee us al 2000 Easl ifith In ||751175. NICE 3 Bedroom home on an nnew manager. All ullllties Burley, < 6am-5:30 dally, Sat­ acreige, S250; 2 Bedroom •>except eleclrlclty furnished. urday 1-5. lor prompt end- BUjLO*"REPAIfl“ ~ L4CREFRi(RIGERATION R’DOFOIL' o Funq home, >irs. Call 733-4006. LLarge Sludlo's apis $140. ol-yoar ; service, place orders GARY'S . . ADVERTISE 4 REMODEL* ANO PAINPAINTING QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD. 2 tLarge single 1 bdrm apta now. . Easy In-slore llnanc­ PAWNSHOP YOUR Domestic,, commerciale and ^ edroom home, $240 monlh. $165. $75 deposll. Very good ing. I • ENQBERG'S 1680 Kimberly Road rough 4 auto's. 20 ye cost shingle oiling 4 locaiion. 73f2829. | SERVICE SPECIALTYr ' •2576 or 328- Cill734.57j7l 7*or73? .^ m '^ ° ”' painting? Excelleni condition. Ken HANDCRAFTED 734-02T4 Roy.733-4317. 11 & 2 BEOROOM Apis.. $137 FURNITUREf 678-2636. — IN THIS DIRECTORY ^INKUNG '----- Je ro m e ^ TIREO OF RENTING? Then J,& Up. depending upon in- , For Salo -1 FLUTE & Case: CARPENfRY ------HOTO-TILI►.TILUNG come. Appliances lurn. LAWN: Mowers used lor aANONC 1 TROMBONE &Cftee, 3 LINES buy ■ new 3 bedroom home ^ sale. Rebuill. New rings. Exc c,e Condition. 326-5629. 30 DAYS Framing, siding, si __ In Jeforne with no mone^ |PJPlayground 6. laundromat. valve „ Job, gaskets, oil seals. I, sheoirock.' Toro 4 RiRain Bird, pro- Gardens.ms. levelinji. a e e d l^ CaaaQfandfl AQla- J QN I.Y ^M W ______InotallaUon__ :4______pos lur atr- Filer. ro/ ReaBonable7^-65( Faripor’s Home^dmlnlslra- 'I! ______sh 5 a^en o d & balanced. Call Console. New cond. New PiMcoa undar tho. heaaing ol L-6592. service. WeVe guarantee Itl lots. R Floyo^7 '*Qam"^reL lion. PaymeniB-as-low-aa 11 BEOROOM Duplex, waler,- - 3 c o sts..$3000 will sacrilico. ____yourcholeel...... ,, ------COMPLETE LANDS' re.-TwlnSystem#------6984afterS $1500. Firm. 536-2380. MAINTENANCE^DSCAPE;------^ “-?959° '’^"’ J150 per month. For in- oigarbage and eleclric paid. LIKE ■' NEW Tfoedmlll. Non- ______ROTO-TILl-TILUNG formation call Marsha 324. SiDouble car garage. $190 plus i Your ad will roach 22.000000 MINISTORACIAGE UNITS . EDWARDSiROS CUSTOM 5940.______d(deposit. Call alter 5. 543- n avaliS'le “ ^ ‘immoXtel'*' families everyday and lhoit'o . Pruning, weeding,ng. mowing, »• . results will amaze you. Call^all edging 4 landscapl UNFURNISHECr 1 bedroom ^ ______3 ______EExcelloni J l condlllon; Also caplng. Freo Need storageigo space? Cheek Lawn'sI andan gardens, any will buy your old usod today and one of our friendlydly estim ates. 73449!14958, 324. our monlhlyhly 4 seasonal size. Free cottage, nlce~^-50M : 22 BDRM APT,. Everylhlng Ad-vlsors will help you word Free esilmales. Call lurnlshed but liahts. See al LIKE ^ Now Woodmasler ognipianos, condition-not Im- 3rd 5982,______ralos. Contuiturv Aiitomnllwn 734-0433. UNFURNISHED 2 bdrm brick stove with all black pipe 6", ^porlant , 1, a s wo rebuild.,733- your ad so thal It will bo ENTRY Machine. 733- — duple*. Drapes, range, gas 2533rd AVON.alter 5om. g 50 CUSTOM CARPENT ^ 33-5070. s — 4—B^ B SHARPENING . sold now $535, asking $260. MW or see. Music Center. - most ellocilvo and bring you 4 CABINET MAKING heat, carpet, utility room, 22 BEDROOM apartment. ' See S at 465 Fillmore or catl ^ the results you aro looking tING ^ MR. A's SERVICE basement, garage small cacarpotod, throughout. 733^916 7; after 6om. gj, ONEHOURMtMARTINlZING Electric heat, slove & reftlo- ^ 077 Radio. TV t Stereo Hardwood CabinetIneis 4 re- We Sharpelarpon most anvihing family. No pels. See at 245 El< MARANT2 2275 receiver. — modolino. Call 733-2: N.Locust orcatl 73^6910. ererator. $161 monlh -f $75 n COLOR TV. used, large 33-2250. Pillows, featlather or down. lhal cuts.Jts. Call( 7344646.1940 United audio turntable. COU ■ 733^)931 . DK TOWING sanlllzod. clecleaned 4 blown HlhAvo.Evo. East, Twin Falls. 1 BEOROOM, lub & shower. f'!cleaning doposlt. Limited While u 6000 D metal detector. »'<>-5u; .-734-2550“ ------5pm 733-3194.^ -^»lM -coupiorNo-poi»r“ o ■OUR-nartwoofl-Captalh'sT------V I- - - ^ TwinFaii8ndoho.-734 ^ ------—------CallWlllsrtnI37tne:734^4fl,'.— ------FOR RENT 14x64 2 bedroom bicycle bli molor. ballory i ehair:halrs, $60 sol; 3 celling ANN'S EXCAVATION 4 GRA3RAVEL PAINTING . ______TOPSOIL ijL__ ' ______mobllo homo. Call 543-4738, charger. ch To be Installed on h.nai1^ 1^^ cane lamps, $ R ____ ... J BEDROOM, 2-balh, Mobllo . J i — Bowing-all— Kinds. “ altor-- Homo. Privale lol. 734-2189. •REMODEteD-2-bdrmrpin' ‘ 3r- r-— Hauiinfl.-sepiic"sy! •lltlzor roqulrod, 12 ‘ ' furn. $125. Also, furnished 2 % :iNGSIZE waterbed; r I - 19- 'pipolinlng, pond cl >ds. delivered In city, 3 BEDROOM HOME on Har- bdrm. $150.324-^13. Pf ^ b Durham 733-741l 74« " i " i pr"col^cSl‘rj'24^ rison, t225 + ullllllos. Call ^ liner chair; 2 couches; >or yard. Northwest BDRM. adult park. Married BRAND ‘i?Ew ” CALL* 54^ |'^7llimall storoo. Como soo arid 4883.______^___ PAINTING ' QdRlflolno. 733-1234. 733^56,______2 2 B 5615,______couple or single. No pels, ^ Uko offer. Call 734.1493. BACKHOE EXPERTWINDOW ERV.CE 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, coniral n n 3AUY . Intorior, oxtorli Cloan homo, desirable loca- RIDING RN MOWER 26" 2 rotary ,7iviOVE SEAT, colloo table, CLEANING COMPAN air. Close lob'learv. Call for tion:734-578? r i , gcmowors. Good condlllon. Mbv Excavation, dirt hauling,0, 4 commercial., appt to see. 734-6165. ‘ iaby -crib. &- macramo septic system s, gravol lonc«. Call «<0(nl0n c s .B ______hanfllnfl ^ i table. 734-1480. _ 'Ol 35 years exporlenc 326-5224. Trimming;igl r removing, limbs 3-4 BEDROOM HOME — hauling, basem ents. Iroe 4 & • 543-SS30or734.9256. cut 4 loweri WESTERN AUTO 20" nTCE'IICE Hurculon rocllnor. $84. concrete removal. Irrigation Fuliv carpoiod, $270 month 058 OSS D IM t Business BenUl mMowor.J & Hoovor Convert- CaIn-':aln's Cloarance Center. ’1 FORMICA ph o fess Tc5n/ ------733-2511'o or r^-1266^°“ r '‘'^"*'' Iblo Vacuum. Call 324.5149 . ^ 7, sysiom s, small sediment TOPS SECRETARIAL 33-7111. ______ponds cleaned. Tim Hine BEST COUNTER TOP ALSERVICES TREE SERVIERVICE WINDOW Air Condlllonor; USEC JIM>IAC'e;■« ISEO FURNITURE.CLEAR. — - ^■*365.734.1650. .. _ ------Cablnols, Kitchens,sns, Baih, hours. We t429 Month, or $400 ' wf *14401440 so. ft. 733-7160. _____ 26' ,NCE hlde-a-bed-$79.95; 3* Ve pick up and lease, 3 BDRM. Fireplace, BRAND NEW DIESEL SHOPP Showor; 27 yearsirs oxporl- doiivor. Donone to your Slump'romo'omoval. 423-4792. FOR LEASE 1200 Sq Fl. Ac- edroom set wllh box ft ence. Shop 5^001,1001. Home ’ specifications. cess'10 Storage. Soparalo WOULD W( SELL my 3 axle-1^ -mal-$:ial-$249.95: recllnor-$19.95; We repair, sorvlco. havo. Iho10 5434961.______lorprlsos. 734-3^9535 or 734- typIn Q /ault, Kimberly hoad Easl ’*«’x6‘ flatbed irallor wllh wood' f oockers-$39.95: c parts lor any size, any’y FURNACE 4 FIREPLAPLACE 25i>0.______S BEDROOM. 2 baih, 2 firepl. loLocation. u $600 mo.. 734-2245. racracks or irade for bookcookcase-$9.95; bunk bed ohapo, any conllgurallon lor snowmobile, any make. stl-SIsl-$149.9S; lamps; tablos; CLEANING 4 REPAIRAIR RENFRO < my home. Experi- NOUSTRIAL SHOP. 60x40,' any diesel powered machin­ CUSTOM PAIN 12' overhead floor, In- " J Ineltoa. Wilson Bales 702 ery. Also wo havo 24 hour ^ l|» ^ ss io n a l |ob lalnNorlh.TwlnFalla. ur 'Ek Furnaco Companpany- new lulated. hoal pump, SI farm service. Specializing in I. Call 423- Honest, and luorescent lights, on main 1-LIKE 1-L NEW 6 H.P. troll. 1 QUEEN QU SIZE Bed, wllh CATERPILLAR, CUMMINS,?” ■ gy/"""''°______plus Service.c. 5tS y“~ ' • twe_en Bam A 4:30pm. horough way. Call 733-2262 *t-roller-lamper, *t-ri 75 aleol hsadtaadboard and floorboard. and DETROIT OlESEL g;saf{ ;d a n d commercial, in S BEOROOM. couniry kllch- ,skisk lor May. Or ask lor atakoa. aja 326-471^. $100.;100.5434206. • ENGINES. For 24 towing call industrial, and C 4 S < Ut Upholsiery, . Iroo IS r R » i g pL r rools. To OOIll 1 the job done estimates p en, fenced yard, sprinkler ^andy at 324-7325 or 637- t-i^1-MULKEY 26' material ele- 3PlE(PIECE glass lopped Living 6374176 for 0,K. Towing and riohl. 543-6466. is. p.u. 4 del., aulo, system . Call 324-6674 45*3,1513. Recovery. S:______lurnllure, leather.^ Pn. ______valor, vali portable. Roomoom table set. $98. Cain's _ ...... We wlir deliver. DralDrain Mold _ RESORTS ^ ___ •Q52'...... Fufn:Apt.&Duple«6r • . „ ^ , YARDCLW ■riO'x10' ~ d o d ■ bvVrhold' "r'piEiPIECE Living Room ael. • b17il o *r e pa ir Sand'^fllna!^n1.733-1234. Clark Miller Gu th Avenue East. 734-fi36. docdoor. .19- c( JEROME, nicely carpeted 1 ndlllon. can bo hookod up APTS 4 HOUSES ^nervice } available. Call Bruce i.v1-1 H.P.1 230-460 V. 1745 RPM < ‘sink. I'l $350. See al 475 Lrst your blbusiness in tlie SWtMMINGfPICNICAREA alO»I Globe Really, 733-2626, lph.O E .new $100. Caswciswell 1402 or call 7344*3*7- • ie Directory off Service Speci)legalists ^ From $aH270.734-0300 STOFTORE for RENT Of LEASE: APTPT w' ashor'4 dryor (110 lona 733.0931 ior theIB iassistan ce of a c l aissHledAd-Vteor s ' AHRACTIVE clean sludio. 25'S' fr fronfaoe. $400. 451 Main FOR'OR LEASE; Contlrucllon . voll).ill). Qoldtcolor,i oxc cond. All ullllties paid. No. amok- Ave.ve. East! For information' forklorkllll. tjoflih00/best ollor. 324-8423 ors/oets, SIM, 733-5307. , loloo)leohono. 734-3631. Call:all733.»n20 S IsrOom. ------, J B-10 Tim os-N ow s. Twinwin Falls, Idaho S a tu rd ay ..A A' u g u st 15,1961 ______

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IIB# 121 Boils & Marino Iterr enis 114 Firmlmpfsmanij 080 Pcl8&S(jpplta» Itenu ,1M______Travel Tnilors— CamperaAShelli^ 6 127______Motor Homefflss 104______Horaejraea ” 2 Irrlpatloitiona ” 1______Farnilmplemenls DESERT SKY KENNEL haa CHRYSLER BOATS an JT 20 FT. Metal hoist GRAIN and FIFTH W hool-1979 40' Globelobe CUSTOM BUILT CAMPEI■ER 1971 CHINOOK IS'; Dad}odgo 2-kid's saddloa/bridlos-S 600 fl Now 6" PVC Plpo:;JTmo f a r m e q u ip m e n t now availablo roQislorodrod ..motorsr Calkins Irallor:ilors. Star- dual air, excellentlent WITH OVERSHOT ANI . BED. Double rams & Pump Auslrallan 'SHop'Kord pup­ .ND 318, air, gas/oloc refrrofrfg. & JIOO, 734-194-1978 It 6" Qatod pipo. 324-6035-^ EXCHANGE INC lup-' ' Joromo Implomont Co.. Co anape. ideal forconstrucllon■on JACK. t400. CAII 326-4773. shower. 54.000 mllos. rc ' Includod. $3000.733-0775. plos and UDraddr pupplos.los. 324-3311. Jeromo.______rool dava/326^633ovo8- „ 201 West Avonuo a pooplo. Gateway Trallor ;;5‘,l air, 12-15 MPG. Soo, Inl. rcoit. H3 FamiiRanchSuppI ’ 20 It potato bod. heavy duty Spociailzod iralnlng in oPo- ^ 0 Center. Inc. 733-24<0- LARGER campor shell, woi Inlor- 2 YEAR OLD Shetland co PP«i* HAY EQUIPMENT wllh bolt. 532-4326. S32-i278 Ctasalllod. . . Iho solution t — bulll- Call 543-S735aflor 5pm,m mountain Molor Homejmos, j?5;2yoar old quarter hors INGS 324-4351 dlonco. QUO dog. and guard OllvournoodS.733-0931. FOR SALE. Now 17' ^TAR — , Wondoll. 536-2301- horse ALL STEEL BUILINi doQ. 3 2 6 - ^ .______REPOSSESSION 1971 6V, I ------coll. SdOO-543-6512. ____ Stroight wall. Soils lor $78!:7893. COMBINES 4 WHEEL DRIVE.LOADERS, DUST 5th whool lor small ' " 1973 WINDJAMMER J loader back hoes, and farm ENGLISH Spilngor Spanlolrilol Jolinson outboards. Orrlo Pickup. >5300. C II 733-IB41.,g“' K am ^-a'^P ick u p Campor J*' 3/4 ARABIAN goiding, 'IO < nood $5850 can dollvor..Call C JD 55 EB 1969 Dip & Pou machinery-676-<534. 00. & Soaswld boals. EZ Load( motor homo. Rool air, au““’0 yoars. S850; Ouartor hors orso Frod 324-3643 or Gall543- 5- elevator. Cab. Excoilont: old & Shoreland'r trailers. Magia X NEED USED RV's. Will pay j-5. , air & generator. Now Irilr‘g. goiding. 8 yoars. *650. BoiBoth s m ______JD 55 with SUND Pickup-kup 0-ROW BEAN CUHER S& .a.inj,'’ fffi spot cash. Call collect £ 2oit 5 / WE HAVE VARIOUS usod A8 gas/oloc. Call 678-3051 Trial CMamplons. 4 M & 4IF F. . Valley Marlna-2^ W. o S65. ATTENTION DAIRYMEN,:n i ready lo go. oxcoilont:r. fffS Ml {SELF) mounted on IH 3 ^1092 or 208-375-2431. sildo-in unlls and shel como to 700 Wost 415 Soul Paronis one hunloti. 733-f33- 30-93.733-6141.______-r- toppors...call Ior dataiis loal Slalis & plpolino are In sib»lbck 510D.CS A 14’ Pickup PoniRool cuillvalor bar. Extra blades & 16' TRAVEL TRAILER for ______alloy 3 row corn hoad: Hav( dividers. $495.326-5029. •■94fl3or733-SM3.______MUST SELL 19' CABIN ,'o f Informountain Molo.Z —^ anytime, $700. 2 yoarr oldol a< all limos. Magic Vail 1 EB ■ = , = _ = = = •FREE PUPPIES Torrlor & Sleep 2, sink & tablo. 70 Hiu p saio. oxcolionl condllion,lOh. Homoa.wendoll. 536-2301. 1973 18' OLYMPIAN nflt godlng. woll broke ond an Dairy Supply. 324-/381. availablo 2 used 8200 E£ ; Spaniat'Cfossr fl~woeitsrC8il-:all- —0.8.-_MMor,-easy-lyd-lralitrail.. >2600. Call 734-1634 allor -1967— lOW'— Open— Roac _ll0hio. 59.000, mllos,.fOorJ'a a lf.- oonllo“i600.-764-2250.------■ - ■ -DOUBLE— ^ std o — Q^onlonor ------______115______Fa/m Wort Wiflted___ 5- T E AR - O LT) App;ilDO!] 'GENTLE Gorman Shophord.s . — ■ Im T n OMAD' 13V4 fool'ool ^ c 'h .” 'Q**si2Q^*'bo«r* Gooc 0»er. 326-4787. 2040 D Utility AC 7 0 3 0 01C C 8& Havo 2 combines. 543-4626 Soif-conlainod Irailor. J8995. Soo, Intormounta . -Chlldron's p p l., FREE to lo SAIL CATALINA YACHTS; ll lof- cond. oxtras. 734-6699 evos.^ Motor Homos. Wonde- 5 gSUT''"""" ___ FOR LEASE 15.000 busliTiiSi A:M FT0 35G;M FSuperMy90j : ^ I t Bpm.^or y W 7 8 . Rod or ------^goo3 e mand gaa water hoator. Gas Ovon, Clean. S800.536-6707. 1975 FORD 250“ ^upor Ca —r . IHC 504 D wllh loader; Case GOLDEN LAB PUPPIES FOR frig. Shower & stool. 2 pro. L with 1972 9' Spo^ Kiri/|.„ package. Roal good blooStood FOR SALE now & used m'"llx 4800 wilh loader, ■^>0 Boar^ Thrashing wanted. S^E^C_ALL324^. _ Itlon ilnos^oarllncs & woanilng;lings, coolers, usod 2.000 gi 733-2914NOOI. Gwartney pano tanks, Muat sotf (0 lo 19718' SCOTSMAN: ico box,3x, campor. Air, good condltloi T iL u d E 1 0 0 0 0 RABBIT or coyolo3lo ZODIAC Inflatable boat,• H ^ approciato. 11200,733^I964.t. porta-poltl. tacks, good'Od J4495. Soo, intormounlalnlalri 326-^»8' w/washor, usod 1600 gi CUSTOM BALING fid- HP molor, Safe, sturdy boa' idoii — HP comprossor. usijsed ^ow 516 reset watts plow. dogs. Gre^ound- 1970 17' ROAD . RANGER cond. S1195. Seo Inter-or* Motor Homos, Wondei wl7Vi ^ wllh extras, <1500,.7 2 6 j^i? ^ 5 5 mountain Molor Homos,as. S3S-2301. amanu 1200 oat, w/washnr. NcMow New 418 reset watts plow,IK;__ ...... Tra va t Trailer. Call 733<633 — Hoaafqulpmw Ka'e ~Vsvtf~t1o fosei wtUipJSW .MALE Bassot hound. 1 yoar " Wondoll-!> 3 ^ a g r------’— 1976 20' Golden Faicor =121' tanks In stock for (mmedia m ______SportinpCoodsadj ajtojjpm.______Icon; KAHN-LUCICH Ford Tractoaclor delivery, 1,000 lo 4.000 gd. cond. Sll.SOO/boat olfoilifer. Trailers. 734-4121. CUSTOM grain and corn tress, good condition. Best t500.733-1636alter6pm. • •• ----- GRAIN BIN SALE - “" " " I n d u s t r ia l •oood home; 734-8136. _ appr. 10 hours. Includos olfer buys. See. Inlormoun- _ ;-- -S o o . Intormouniain- Mote Ihroshlng. ------• le exlra powor |el. USO. 324- G; Homos,W ondeli. 536-2301.o'of GOOD sel of harness, suit* suit 25% down, bal OcL is lo n :ail - Michigan 175 0 wllh 2V^ yard C a ll_ ...... :— :.T734-3587 -POODLE PUPPIES lof sale. ^ ^ t o r Homes., WondolL8||' . 1976 9W* SPORT KING; able— for— work horsesfsesr- grain bins & bulk lanks. iin buckot; Hough HUG wllh 1U " 'T h e ^ A n lm a r House. ' Callall B705,ari6r7pmor733.n300.-& P orla-polli.'gas/elec refrig,Ig. 1978 TIOGA 22W sloops ( CUSTOM GRAIN threshing. V.-: - leave messooo days...... - — )s 6, Haimos, Collars, spreader:dors, aiock and on sale—CsCall -yardbucketr— — ------T733-Be34.:- ■ - : r lacks. ExacondrS2295. Soo,10. - - Duto-air,-cruiso. Exo condond. Included,678-8252 pm. — ■ 197B3VREO DALE; Roof alr._ -Inlormountain • Molor Feed-Rllo—Sysloms -Inc.= .------AFTEh H O U R S------PROFESSIONAL QUNS or Lots of oxtras. 734-2056. RS 324-3964.______CUSTOM ”gr'a1n*^hreshing 0? Buy. Soil- & Trade. AlsoI.A refrlg, self-contained.»• H o m ..,W ..d.ll.530-i301. — MILEYHORSETRAILERS _ 324-5021 or 324.7267. •QROOMINGI Vacationing? oxcellont condition. S6495. 1979 TIOGA 2 2 ^ ' Molololor,. w ofid's flnost bullL2 horso wanted. JD 105. Also have I'll board your doo. Chorlorl ropalred. Davo's Gun Shop, lor 6' CABOVER Campor: >rso. USED COOLERS: l51300 ______~ trucks available. Call 326- °P> Soe. intormouniain Motor ir; Homo. 440 Oodgo, A/Cyc, stock, t goosonbck traiiorslora. gallon Valeo; 1000 gallcillon GET YOUR BEET HAR- Miller Konnola.4?3-5104. _ Buhl, 543-6663.______Hom es. Wendoii.536-230t. homomado. Bosi ollor. 2l6464 AM-FM. 8 track. 19.000 mlloa 4078 m orn's noons or eve's, jjj Highland Avo East.______ilos. Now sold exclusively' Inir Muollor; 900 gallon MuolloIlor: VESTER IN SHAPE NOWI, I PROFESSIONAL Dog00 HANG GLIDER, Elpporpor i9 re 33' Trailer, extra cloan. Now condllion. Call 733-6898*98- Idaho by Silver Troo Farm,arm. ' 845 gallon Schwoilzor; 4C CUSTOM g r a in h a u lin g , a Cumulus 10; good condition 400 havo 10 pulior whools & -'flroomlng-Poodles a A.C., awning. Exiras. Currynv 9Mt' Socurity campor, porta-;a- ______Financing available. CalCall gallon Muollor. sovoral rolls of digger chain Ololrlch area, lO-wheeler 'apeclally. Shorrioo's Poodlbllb W/S120 harnoss. {500/bosl9*' Trailer Park f3Hwv 30. ' pottl, 3-way frig, excellent ,ll,_ 734^73.______NEW COOLERS: 2,000 gallolilon 6 gqar boxes lor Intorna-Jni- truck, 544.7525. - PuH. 734-7066.______olfor. Call 734-7222 ovo's, -g condition. 734-7M3. Iffl;______Ulillly Trailer ' 1960 COACHMAN 17V^’; 6 SADDLES FOR SALE. Idaholaho Muoiior wllh 5 hp. roses., tional. 23; Also 150 Nowtow CUSTOM GRAIN Thrashing IPUREBRED Daschhundna ______L Sleeper. S/C , A/C, oxc - ' -'n e w H. 0 . utility irir. 5x1C1x10. Coin Galleries, 302N., Main.la n washor. Installed $13,000. heavy duty links ol dlg^gorigor & corn wanted. Also have -puppies. Black & tan. AllMl HUNTER EDUCATION Class cond. $4995. Aftor 5pm, Slako pockets, |ack, brakes N oblo's RelrlgerallonI chain size: 38Vi long. Thisrhis trucks available. BrenI Ring, boglns August 17. . For do. 127______MolorHomes 722^521______- fem ale. 6 wks old. 733^)401. S ______11’ fenders,'lights. Hauls IV.1 ” SINGLE axle homemadeISde • chain will lit tho Hesstonn i& Call 543-6311 or 543-4061, •PUREBRED fomalo U b tails Conlaci: Ciiarlos jr„ FOR RENTI Soll-conlalnodOd cords wood. <560.326-4048. __ John Dooro tank type. AlsoJO a ovenlnos or early mominQs. Cramer734-3135. ' 1961 BUCCANEER 27' lully metal 2 horso trailer. $500•Oor or — :p u p p le s. 6 wooks old. Parvoll MINI-MOTOR HOMES. Callall UTILITY TRAILER 4 X 6 BoxSox, trade lor hay. 734-6922 or Farm Hand 150 Comploto,sto, CUSTOM GRAIN, BEANS, & - sh o ts. MS. Call 324-4031. NEW, 336 MAG. Winchester at RulNl Easy,.734:2056,______275 Madison. 733-6316.______' 114 ■ Farmlmplemenlents Call 825-5011. __ CORN Thrashing, Truck W/4 X Burris Scopo, Deluxe ' Purebred Cocker Spaniel ™ M0HHHml«.IHr5p». FOR SALE. 23' 1976 MiniInl ^ — WE PAY CASH for usodisod AC 210 DIESEL 71 model, 12122 IH 454 w/loador. TrojanI 4- available. 324<}106. .p upplos. No' papers. Slino & Cariy Caso. ^V^ box 1^. motor home. 440 Oodgo er's HP, 3166 hours. Dual ReR». Wheel drive loader, 2 yardard CUSTOM HAY HAULING, “• of shells S3M. 733-7251- IM I TRAVEL TRAILMtJO': saddles & lack. Vickor's Blonde. Call 676-2934. ■ ffloldr, 25,000 miles. Double^e Automotive __ Saddlery. 733-7096.______motes, 3poinl, Cab, 18:4 x138. 3f buckot. IH 656 Hydro. John3hn two 3 wide suckers. Gall — sell-contained, used 1 trip. od ■*:PUREBRED Bluepoint & O'BRIEN Compolltor Walor A/C. Sacrifice. Andersonf ' holdlrtg lanks, vory good r r . Adiuslabio roar, AdjustabliPIo Deero 4430. MF 1135. WiilWill P aulson,543-5669.______1 Skl. 65'r Full Front & rear 2-HORSE Irailor wilh single Sealpoint Siamese cats & ^ Camp. RH Eden. 625-5763. >" .hjJaazs,__ I____ 131______AuloServto[!]? axlo, hoavy duly built and front. $6000 delivered. CaCali trade. Bill Louohmlller,lor. CUSTOM JIAY, STRAW KItlena. Call 625-5520. ^ bindings. Never usod, IBS- M M m otoT hom o- 1976 22' _ 733-5761. _ BALING i STScKING 3 Wide ; 2343evo^^______6'x27’ ROADRUNNER Travel f2’ AUTOMATIC ideal for hunting. 543-5735 -PUREBRED SIAMESE KIT- — Trailer Fully soll-containod.r Cobra, cloan, low miloago.10- TRANSMISSIONS nllor Spm.______' J.D. 105 EB Combino. 14' Stacker handles 42-48” .TEN S, J25. Call 32W946 orI: THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL S4250. See at Hunlors. Trallor roof air, oxcoilont shapo.'0- Removed, rebuilt. & ro- BEAN CUHER BUDESS head. Bean pick-up. Cab,ab. bales, Wiil Travoi, Prefer S 4 W 66 stainless stool 357. ° Galoway Trallor Cenior, Inc. ro- 4-HORSE TRAILER, laclory - 326-4646.______*l'; Coun 1530 KlmMrtyRJ.____ ‘C- placod. Paris 6 labor in^ bulil. oxceiioni condition. For Spoody Cutters Held ready. 324-6294 eves. 42-43-' bales. Call Johnnie Many other hand guns In T- m m a ______Hard Surfaced 4 Blair. 543-6861 or 5434682. .' PUREBRED Cocker Spanlol ciudod. guaranteed. $2500. Call 733-4074. J.D. 6600 Hydrostatic com­m- ol siocK-Colls. Rugers & Smith ' " MINI motor homo- 1977 23' Sharpened bino. Bean altachmonl. Calljjll ■ Leave message.______0- & W essons. Magic ValloyS5 a Brougham- clean- low milo- 4*2!weM = * $39.95 eoch. _ CUSTOM PLOWING & DIS- . Socurity. 423 Main Ave. E. ago, good llros. bunk bods. — 108______S ^ 8 nor CING. 4 boilom reset plow,’ -PUREBRED ^ I kc iii, lit dimarHSIiilli JOHN DEERE Hammer C WINCHESTER 306 wllh "* Qaloway Trallor Conior, Inc.'0. 132 Auto, Parts &Aece$S0fte3 MIIWIOO. 14 'heavy disc. 324-4024. ;:Chesapoako Bay Roirlovor« scope. Call 326-4544. _ CAB HIGH Insulated shellill 733.2m .______MOVING, lor salo 10 younguno Nampa,ID63651. TiQ lor shorl-narrow bed Chev ff A H E N T IO N STOCK[ brood sows. 7 duo lo farrow ^ 10 GAUGE ITHICA Supromo » /. -SOUTHWIND .,.28'. ,_1977 — - beloro Sopt 30th. 1 rogis-[Z - :■ .GRAIN . Elovatof-powonako-Ike.. CUSTOM plow lngldlscing.-'... Deluxo&gun caso. 10 gaugo 5. modol. 15,000 mllos, Firstit DRIVERS - iiji olf on rubber, Portable.lie. Call Rex Harding .. 324-2045 -SILVER & BLUE Cream s s tofod Chostorwhito boar,oar. Usod equipment wllh "likt m * > -W S ^ o r Mag c lass cond. Call 432-5250, and high performanco en- _ now" porlormanco 13 is Needs some paddlos-$l00. CUSTOM SWATHING AND ‘ Persians, Registorod MSlo & Ml CABOVER 6 ft. Stovo. ico M- tuaiasts. Alcohol luol for ______femalo, 324.21(81 after 5. :o 1967 TRAVEL QUEEN; o REGISTERED Yorkshire><1,0 available in our Ciassilloc BALING. Call 326-5869. - 243 CALIBER custom Rifto.10 box, bods, clolhes ciosol.ll- chassis mount 327 4-spood.d ' sale. 55 gallon drums or 'h columns. Walch our ads1,3*1 MANURE Spreaders $50. TO GIVE AWAY adorable 510 »ZSP. 326-5209.______]i: bulk. 200 proof or 190 proof,,of boars; Also roglstorod (maybe loss). CUSTOM swalhlng. baling, >0 ' FN-400 acllon thumb-holo sell-contained, good condi- ,0l Durocfliiis. Call 324-8277. 733-0931. slacking. 432-5220 or 4»- stock. 3-9 Leopold scope,)e. .CAMPER SHELL lor sale.B, lion. Make ollor, See, In-n. Priced according to prool. h. M00fbosiolfor.625^S081. Made lor 8' bed. S175. Calllit tormountain Motor Homos;■s.- At Janas ^armsms 20 HEAD loodor pigs,‘OS- FOR SALE like new” FoTdrd GRAIN Bin (Sioux) 1000MO ----- ^324-6906. 886-7805. Wondoll. 536-2301, caslralod, wormed andano Tractor 135 HP cab. A/C.C. bushel molal lloor on DENVER FINE'S Custom ' 124______SnowVehlcle ' sprayed. 50lb average.'0°' heal, radio, dual tiros, lowIW wooden sklds-$500. Farming. Bean Culling. : 082 Auctk)[» _ 543-{^7. hours. M; F. Model 20000 Swalhlng, baling, discing, 1976 EVINRUOE Snow ^ Chopper wilh 2-row cornrn JOHN Dooro Corn Chopper}or noto-tiiirng, plowing, 3M- machine. Electric start, ro- head, Will irodo lor Holsteinin with molor-$l50. 4631. ■ A v ia tio n ______verso, loss lhan 500 miles. 108______ShMp1S2.P Hoilors. 543-5924 or 543-6959. GRAIN COMBINING. New - . Mako ollor. Call 686-2863. For Sate AUTOMATIC BEEfe CASE 1-row corn picker,or. rotary TR85. Discount lor |-120______Avtallon ONE URGE 2 YEAR OLD o $150. large |ob. Call. Doug i" IM______TraYelTnllars COLUMBIA BUCK. $100, |S m ” 324 5717*’?t r S*'**'"®' Call 734-8587 ask lor Amy. - Marahali, 7334963. CALL 543-4970. - JOHN DEERE 95 Combino-10- GREENCHOPPING • ..I .i n . . BoimiWtwiietTn ,, - -1975=-.^^L f g n a m e i -t. - QoodShape,324-8881. ^ ------HAY & CORN - A '^ d' r a n g e EWES lo MF 1080 Tractor w/cob: MF C all...... 43X163 19‘ PROW/LER sale-Call 538-2719. 512 12’ DIac; MF V-boltom CLOSE-OUT Tandom axlo, sloops 6. 4. im HARVESTING FOR SALE, Reolstered sul- rollover Plow: 2 now JD 6’ , Grain, peas, beans & corn ONioeo’s burnor slove-with oven. folk ram. Call 543-4479. Harrowa. All exc shape.)o. ' Standing &8walhed. The 8 t's are arriving ovory-/. Tollot & shower, rofrlgora* REG ALPINE doo/kid. 314j766pi3j 4 _ i m _ _ . John Deere 7700 & 6820. d ^ and Iho aoToctlonss lor, storoo. oquaNzor hlich. lit. Vernon Fairchild 543-5663. . GREAT...at Tom's Marina & Excellent condition Polypay owe lamb. Nowraipi *G*E*M* MODIFIED 10^5 NH soll- m l A R j a ■ Sporting Goods, Hoyburnn Call537-«77 ET J EQUIPMENT propoiiod Stacker; NH 263!63 HAVE GOOD M. F. grain Baler; Hesston 420 Swalhorlor combine. Will travel, big or : Bridge Exit. Burley. 678-7473I ATTENTION Snowbirds 1979 _ REGIST£RE'D?fnnEwos,24 ■ 3 yoar olds; Polypay with cab & air: JD side rako.;e. small. Shod or Ull. 733^838. Chovy Club Cab. All oxtras. All oxcolionl shapo. Call dual wheels. 454 engine; I yoarflngs. Call 934-5749. RECONDITIONED al' HAVE TRUCK lo haul llve- 324-5766 or 324-7280. stoc^Chyy^djpends^fm _J ______HELP!!! _ also 1980 40' ^Globeslar.r. ______:______U S E D •Wo noed moro constgn-1. .wlthllp-out.Alloxira8 +-WD-c T .095 .. ~.'.7Fet!IIIaf4TopSoll _^TR'ACTORS- - “ model BC800 no^^^TS T ” * ^ 'n c e . Magie Valley vic ln lly .------^m enl5-.W o also buy.— ------j_ ------=*----- • SATIN RABBfTS. a " 'a rnd id Cali 536-6200.______hook-up. Top ol tho. lino. 1 0 2 ______CattleP ' 25" Wildcat 10 spoods, $50, Also haul calves seperalely. , Soo 10 approclaio. Jackpot. I GRAIN STORAGE avalfa^o IY Cail934-5167.______IHCJ1066 NEWHOUSE Bale Choppor.K 536-2328 or 536-2273. ' ‘ jlMBulBYENTEflPR^^^ ' I. 0 9 6 ______Farm Seed J THE VERY BEST IN DAIRY = John Deere 4430-4 wheel Call 702-755-2382 mornings , near Flier. 14,000 bushol. HEIFERS, * good soloctionm ------9i $3600. Schwartz 130 bushellOl HAYHAULING . Jim* 294 Wash. 734-2S30-8III or ovonlnos. one or both. ’ ALFALFA SEED for spring 326-4605 evontnos.______, drive lood wagon. $1900. Boihth WITH 10 WHEELER TRUCK planting, lop'qualily. slate close-up sprlngor holfors. 6& 112 Inioallon*on John Dooro 4320 . 300 10 400 Ib. hollers. Chuck oxcolionl cond. 734-2282, lostod. Jam es J. Marshall. GREEN CHOPPING, Loo's * ------C A il------“ IHC1466 733-0141. Wo'll deliver. , Cusiom Farming. Call 326-. Poitorson 324<»31. 2 N. 2h WANT TO BUY 4 row beanrn HAY OR STRAW STACKING, Amolh Metal Pradncis, IHC 1066 cutter 10 lit Ferguson 65. Call 40e4.or326-<703. • Eoi Jerome.______* IHC560 all Call McCord ai '125 Travoi Trallora 125 • Travel Trailers AI.FALFA SEED lor spring fl2»j?ZL______planting, top qualily, state' . HAYHAULING 240 to 260'pound quality IHC 856 1 tested. Jam os J. Marshall. WITH 10 WHEELER TRUCK dairy hoilors. Approx. si a1! •GaledPipe' IHC 1206 WANTED TO BUY 15’ or 16'6' HAYSTACKING WANTED 2 C all...... 543^023I pound. 733-6079,______PVCandAluminum ' Caso 2470-4 whool drivo hydraulic hoisi bed for sugarar - m l d o i ^ New Holland. Call 733-0141. We'll dollvor. beets. 654-5063. Declo- 536*2273.______SECOND CUTTING Hay for Ono call — wo'll do It aliiiil Underground PVC Ford 800 ;| ® COACHHMEN. ALFALFA SEED. Ail lop Claaaillod, 733^931. brands, Fair Price on qualily sale. 3 string balos. Call _ Ford-Forguson-TO-20 WANTED 6-row boan cutler 324-3106.______John Deoro 2630 10 fit A.C. 185 tracior. CaliS! orders, 324-2147.______~ g a ted “p7pe 543-4731 or543-5340. 5839.______CLEARANC4CE SALEI STATE TESTED Rangor -IM______Hotms John Dooro 3020 ALFALFA SEED. '* '•Alumlnum&Plastlc John. Dooro 4360 4 whoolII ^ 1 USED ALLEN Mg power 4 varieties. Can deliver______Aifalla seed. 32^4772.___ ALL TYPES OF HORSESS •• Plastic Burled Pipe ar SWATHING & BAUNG rock - -.boughl,-soId..trad«d.-Pioniy- drivo drivo _hay_.i. boan.-rako.._o.._ -picking.-..discing, -culta- - -^WANTED-tjartoyrTWilfpay- y - '•PlpollnesrpipBiratiers—------MF1150------Modol 18111-0 Single Iramo10 h ^ o w l^ ^ ^ y plowing 543. FOR SPRING PUNTING wo bonus | for 50 pounds or bol- ' John Dooro 7520 4 whoolll l OV^'baakols, 324-5584, 1981 Deluxece Tent Trailer . tor,.53^21.78,,______Solf-eoniolnod 21 ft. omttnc have ail tho popular public ' drive 1 USED ALLEN Mg power londod. Ig. hoolor. Ico box. varielies ol aifalla for tho 1-26'x16" .^bolt grain con­ BEAUTIFUL 2 yoar old ar THRESHING- grain, beans. kitchen, curtolni, poworr conler.coi veyor. 1-1Q76 bushol, grain goiding quarter horso.“ PIPE SALES drivo hay & bean rako.0. alfalfa se ed s, com. Call Ray Magic Valley. Ranger, ' j - - 2Mi West Of Hospital -______SEEGEM - EQUIPMENT—- —Modet-#789-Slngl- b'^A K IN G Call W ith 10 fl.. Socurily Com|omper. Roal Cloan Unit. 734-JM7.'• hold h( a Dairy aaio. Tuosday, 734-4681 7 before 7:30am and — ■“ ------Augusl Al 11 i 25 at 12:30. Top allor a 4:30pm.______^ markol prico lor your Dairy •. 087 Hiy,Gralt>aFeed j" HORSES ~ F O R SaTe 19S h ellers i lots ol buyers. [ T H E P I C K- - U t P M O W E R • Tho Lawn1 Genie's G cutting ALFALFA SEED by Grower, COLOSTRUM ^ STARTEOTilil 3 calves lor sale. 324-5042- j action reachcches dow n to pick., 1969 Seminole 8 V3 ft. Camper -I JOHN ^ ROSE. CMiiiFd Rolrigorolor,r, Over»ho»0 Swill dollver, Cali Marlon PCOLOSTRUM started Hols- H 324-7869 or up dead grasaB S S a n d h e l p s k e e p Pendororaltaie55-4248. |l«lain bull calves for salo. Call 324-2822- 3: ______I * - - K i \ 324-4055-______u lAwns beautiilu ti f u l . *129195 ATTENTION FEEDERS! S MORGAN GELDING-activo Custom( tub grinding, a u - H*HERD DISPERSAL 36 head kidS' kl horao. Call 324-664Q tionaryI or transporting of ali *1'Holstein ' cows. Mostly alter al 4om- ______• Make your'Jr fertilizers and young.Call324^186, q , M a n y M e r * U nlls In sfock ot Similar )types o l . Alfalfa lorago. QUALITY HORSESHOEING weedkillers:irs really w ork for 423^151 or423-5157. “ HCHOLSTEIN Springer holfora 8. & TRIMMING, Call 324-2140 Cleoraneoo P ric o s IBARLEY WANTED, 800 tons ^& cows lor sale. Large or 01 allor 5pm 324-3557. you by expcxpo8ing_ the root ol 50 Ib or belier. Will pay selection on hand at ali REGISTERED o] ARABIAN lim es. 324-2250.______Jj; system. All Moc}«ls FullyIly Equipped Ppremium. Cali 32*<904. ‘"T 36". 48". 60". 7■: 2 " ond FIRST CUTTING HAY Alfalfa HOLSTEIN baby bull calvos ;g sc i;‘3 S ^ y ■ 8 0 " C uR lng WidiM dths • Quick-changinge kpife feature ®COACfi new-seeding.. J45-lon„Calt- J2Llor sale. Call 324-4252. REGISTEREDr ] loopard a6- IHHIEN. 324-42S6. -______H HOWARD'SAngusflanch pa>alooaa, -=— 9 -...... yoars - - .f o r thatchinging. ■ — ------RIGHT POR TtTHETIMES. ?FOR SALE; clean straw, you Regislered ond commercial ErIngilsh/W ostern. Good all j ^ o ^ o f wo'll deliver. Cali a ngus bulls. around. r 7660577. • M ows, isweejreeps and loads in CailS43-49l5 yy WANTEDI AOHA maro. woll NT CO qxicK-dumpI P I h o p p e r . “ 1FOR SALE^ certillod Red LONG-HORN |-0 BULL rod 3 brod. br woll broke, well b u ilt, m EQUIPMEN ■ r Clover c Seed-Tonnscoll 90< year X , old. <900. No papers, suitable su lor kids ages 10-12 p er pound. Call 543-4410, 6*11543-4049. ^ • to to ride. 934-6152. 7 - H GOOD CLEAN STRAW 60c SAWDUST 1. 1. 2 6 3 year olds hall Twin F o lic 733^7272 ' BertHarbau^ bate. Call 543-4416 alt«r 9pm „ , ugh Motor s Bi^jlS43U392of73^6050^^ ^ I 550 Northh IIdaho °or32W321lrom6-4pm. Cil ■ 536-6323 Wondeli I es, . ACROSS . 39 39 Tha.lar,d'5 Ans-vu, tctr to PrcvTous' neighbor Satiaturday, A ugusi 15. IS8I Tlmo9;New8, Tlm Twin Falls. Idaho Bril 1 RqIIqious 40 Convent Ici n THT 141______;Vans ______...... poem , . . ihmaie | S | 11 c v £ BBIIIDGE 1975 CHEVY Van good>od con- 6 Voiumo units ia„n * ®Pd. Delux inlr. Sum 1?« blazer 4x4: Choyor 't97B-JEEP;4sp.6cyl.25,000- riylitorary I •“" J l ' ' risk your partner's dispic $8000. kil. Powor Jloorlng/brakbrakos, ; • tom posiuon 50 ' ovo s A/C, (Oil bar. now radials. radii 733-5336, 734-1^ ovoS. 50 Welle T lH urc, but there Is nolhing i'ua°“Cc“&r"PS .10 Com pass . i _____ Sparo lire catrlor. $2500. $2‘ Tonv______uncertainly fsl ul r I t I o r NDRTff 8-1S.8I ; point 52 I the laws of bridge to prov. ^ 1980 FIAT SPIDER ZOOM3. Con- 9i4-4337._____ 1978 FORO F250 4*4. 52 Inscription r T i n o v 7 4 A JI0 9 8 S ou fro m m a k in g any lei ------— verllblo, AM/FM. Cassi .20 Voluniaor 53 | ▼ 2 le g a l .,989 TOYOTA Crown sseito. 1972 CHEVY BLAZERI rebuiltrob Excolloni cpndlllon, $5000, 53 fnclomeni t T tT n T lT c id you wish to make. ? rton? « *'>"• '0 schichool. exc cond w/camp iralloirallor & Aller 5.734-7003.______^ ; ; >tato (abbr.) 5454 < Swelling ' ' ■ ♦ A J 6 4 S llonwagon. 1969 4 1 .2;£mallbird 55 F Today's hand was sent;nt to Corona. 1972 Muda, 4 1 rtSo1 5. 733.2477. alKilior 5 small boat, $3100 llrm.m. 733-7 1978 JEEP CJ^^ 6 cyl, siafi- 55 Female's ’ 2 In case latthat 37 Lilted ♦ 53 l4$n«o ^3H§50xAsJi.lOLCi.rl_ 23 Anciont 13 four us by th e u n fo rtu n a te WeW est. wagon, 1070 Dodgo Mon _____ dard transmission, while 38 Solar systom WES-^EST EAST sharp. 1973 DODGE 4x4~whHo spc 24 Astonish J D0V1/|\J 18 Hold session North opened ono spade, ’ J s^oke ------♦ K -Q 7 ^ ------g , W | _ _0v«(— (ime-wiilv-4-epares—Go ------ZB'ChfiJimos— •------— 2 r s F 5 ^ ^ r ^ 3 — — anrn'rgolnrto-deivclnto'i 84 V 6 5 " 1970 VW Squaroback. G Asking condlllon.$l3Q0.324-3aKl.^260, 1978 4-whoel drive Toyola irimmino 1 t Tiny T 23 Guiso merits of his 10 high cc 39 Cotton fabric KQ 109 8 * 7 5 3 condilion. but molorr'nooSs n« ------1973 JEEP CJ5. 304 V8.'8. P. P/S, Landcrulser. Vory low mllo- 28 Two 2 2 Makos N sleep 25 Members olof 4 1 Negaiives 4 A 9 point opener except to3 sas y work. 734-7069alter5pm. /agon. Soil lop. Choice ol MagMag Of ago. Many options, Exc 30 Graphic n A972 • -♦l0 864_ .. .that.wo have-seen mu noiso , convent -43 Folkways...... - • m uch- - 1971 TOYOTA Coi 'ly ro- 225 whools, Exe Coridlt’<(idlt’on. cond, 622-3122 alter 6pm, . . iayoot • 3 3 Mado ^ of silver 27 One-billionth ' s o u t h ' worse bids. Coupo; In good condil $2450, $3200 or bast oiler. 326-534y342. 1979 SUBURBAN 4x4 Scol- 31 Gross 4 JlJournal (piefii) 45A ciross ♦ 6 ' South responded thrth re e $800. W /days altor 6pr tsdalo. 25,000 mllos. Iront 6 National 5 YoungY lody 29 Limitless Louise V A K Q JI0973 hearis. North bid Ihrth re e * iPJds call 524-6630. ------1974 roar air, 3rd soat, eloc roar, Product (Fr„ (F abbr.) 33 Sensed with ♦ 2 con- 1972 MERCEDES 350 Co« c c window, sioroo cassotlo. ith 48 Christmas spades and when South cc ■elCive JEEPCHEROKEECC lock-in hubs. 40 gal, tank, - (sbbr.) 6S FoobjeFl longue ♦ K Q J . tinued with a Blackwou-Anrf 19^ Mordodos 450 IS: Coi • l«__ Ouailfo'fack.'loaded, Co 32 Compass 7 W 40 Astronaut’s : HD .suspension, tlntoiJ 7 Work unit 34 Reverential tt four no trump North wc Excollont Shapo muslI sooso 10 FOR SALEI I98t SUB>iBAi^u piolo ongino ovoihaul-l4,C1-14,000 j|a s^, point e O " '0- Ferry Vuitxulncrablc: East-W est w c n i approclale. Days 734-297•2970 or stallonwagon: o«lra 0 mitos. 3 Cower gard into a long. long h uddle ai 33 Arguments 9 C< S lN e w O ea l calcr: North ! a n d evoninos 733-sa97. ______njco.Call837-«aM^______------Excollont shapo ) Canine homo 35 Heavenly finally bid five diamonds ’ 78‘oiEVSCOnSDALE. 4x4. 36 Eight (Sp.) 100 Ri Riding horso body ds to 1973 DATSUN 2 dr.. Runs-R 19S6GMCPU4«4.CompTiploto- Call 537-6677 ___ project (obbr.) WlSth i North Eiiii Soulh show one a cc . good. $1200. Call 734^19661966. .ly rodono. will soli w/i SB, AT. DT. 23.000 ! ♦ P.1.W s r (v'now 1976 BRONCO FOR SALE, SAL Milos, Good Cond 788-2343 j r I 2 13 1 .4 . i! Soulh figured oul the rea-re 1973 VW Camper bus 283R396 motor, 734-4102.2. CALL 324-8618. 7 18 19 n n ixs 34 Pass 4 NT son for the hesitation andd bb id salo. Rebuilt molor.. gigood ------”F1 FT" f'assISS 5» P.1.M 6¥ ^s real n ■ the slam, which wheeled ------Pas.s i.w Pass Pass _____ ITS AuloDetl bccausc North did have 01 etlera 175 - AuloOealo)ealors 175 AuloDeaiers more ace than he had shovinurn OP*L MANTA. 70,70,000 73 ; ■ mllos. Huns good. $1J645, ------____ Opening op< load:*K by his diamond response. Phono 532-4445 laPauL... — West-wanted to-know------1B7B~VW“ 2D“ HabblI~l n lE H ZjBp i E E E - U South's action was justifiefied. Mlchollns, stttroo, $2195; $2i ______20 -"no," If North had bidI h h i i *1395:1968 Renaull R-10 22------BjLOs. —frvc-dtamonamnrnrwei ______— I nnd AIlAlnn Soning dolng%5-45MPG. 6 7 8 ^ ^ 2 5 ™ p r making a normal rcsponS' South would nol have bid "T«'si: SUBURAU DL wilh A ______‘ Six. AM. $2200. Call 886-7540. w ? ___ I I WVc c ;arc continually asked He was jusl being too smar 28 la rt. ,978 HONOA Accord AM F 2^ if youyou arc allowed to lie There is no rubber brideIdge 5 spd. radials, llkostfm. n< 1972 ford» 1968 FORD _ _ w h eon_ n y.ou_resj).(ind tp -ptinalty | fnr what..South-dj^ T d — -$4495-5434473 or.643^53 — ^ ^ ------r r ~ p a rfnfners ei Bfac/cwood four no exccpt t that other people cac a n ______M m x 4 - tru mu p . stop £ playing wilh him. , V.Q ongino, 4 sp — i t i i Ironimliiion, poiU ZTT^iTT; 133 |3 4 3 5 ^ M 3 6 he atiswer is lhal you (NEWSPAPEIt ( tyJTKRPHISEASSN No *°'"P«f- 5'ock No. P-875.875. brokei Rongor 37 1.38 I > 175 Aulo Deall>ealers iie e rln g . Sieck Poeji^ogo. Stock, No. I IT-2660. iF 4^ 140 Truck T *995 * 1850i. ”»995 ...... l l l l i ■ I Z I 48- •• 49 ■ . SO • 511 pickup. 17.000 aclual mllo THE SJlojw room co nd. 543-6858. 19810LDSM0BI 62 . 1979 TOYOTA SH5, Lor m 1976PLYM00T1I 53 bed. $4450, Call 734-381I? T O ^YOTA OMEGA ■ iiim ,'/iim i, 'I allof 6pm.______4 cylinder, 4 spoi Ej] VOLARE WAGON 54 >eed. W HTOW M W lW Mi 6 Cyllndor. outomotlc 55 • 1980 % ton F-150 FORt powor steorinq, 6,0,000 IIIII SSq^B Ironsmiiiion. power I I I u radio, aulo Irans. liko noviSS' OFCDIESER miles. Front whool dridrivo. W ^h^ook $7400. Salo $650( steering, power brakos. 500. Slock No. 1C-I26A, Slock No. 1C-6 BA, ___ 1980 CHEVY CIO pickup." cylinder, • 4 spood,' 16-2). 6 132 AutoParU&Acc0SsorJ«» 13S Cycl»9&Suppll( TOjU4jM..es<.!ia. 6-20 ^ *^895 m ^2495 ______Truckj BRAND NEW 7:00x15 Ro ,v-p 1981 DATSUN DIESEL Kim r^ to n llres lor sale. ^ 734 1980 CX 500 HONDA 343400 1972 FREIGHTLINER COE. ^ mllos. J2000'or bosi ollt •o=- Cab. 5 spd. AM/Ffc 1974P0fmACc 1975 FORO ------Call 734-9372.______i 1978 FORO HAVE 350 4BOII Main Enolm : 10 i« 1 5 ' Jio o ff^ lo a n truck, ------g a rt^ m ^ tra d o for 22 fflllofll!)® 1980 HONDA CB900C «£NIUM- opood. Windjammor 5 la^ifihf -sol ol dbis w/grain Power Iteerlng, pow ----F^501*4— — 20' LOCKWOOD potato bo< V.8 , oulomotle tronimli- — Ing wilh Iowors. Many olhiX of-oxc lor hay haul. brokoi. 6 cylinder. Sto ad-ons.MSOO.734-4793ovfl! „f wllh bolt and molor. $875 No. 1T-272D. 4 speed. Stock No.- 10 & Two-14 X 7. S140 or bosi ^ M 8 1 l'°' Call 825-5007.______power brakoi. Stock*■’«'< 1T.267A. olter, Call 32S-5264. 1980 HONDA 750 Cuslor No, P019. —- 1979 Honda 400 aulomail l97T“ C o m lo r'p u . Goodood ¥ CHEV 2 ion Truck, VorvI NEW SHIPMENTS ’.WE REBUILD Hydrauliclul^ Bom low mlloaoo, 733-4357. Shapo. $1650 lirm. 934-5721i721 532-<326, Jacks al ABBOTT'S AUTO UL- boloio eamorallor7om. ' SUPPLY. 305 Shoshono I960 SUZUKI PE 400. no JJ250_ *2895i ^3295 nn«rt OATSUN. looks sharp.^ e^DODGE 10-whoolor. 20 ll Siroot Soulh. Twin.______liros, oxira sprockols, 900 gooa funs groal. Buckot soaisjis combination grain i boot RECEIVED! — condilion.Call 733-1658, I lUST R 1-H781S POLYESTER TIRE ----- fgll-bar, $1795. Call 734^956.i6 bod, w/holst. 543-2332, ------ormiiios8/i6/ai 1980 YAMAHA 650 SPECIA loss than 700 mllos. SM. C'AL 1975 GMC Doisoi Truck. 318 ------CALL 734-63M9.______II. S1750. Evoninos 733-375S.'.2^ Dolroll Engine, Fuller 13 1 243 BLUE LAKES - r 1961 iHONOA Inlorstatt In o Y 12 Boll PosMrack roar ond.nd, IS: on’ - ...... - •• vans; Come In Now For ------BLVD.N.- - - . 'O'*' 1800 milos. 326-5322, ____ ^ FORD CLUB WAGON VAN, K A n v KONd | B .. J125 5«'.flM4°‘’ — 1976 TOYOTA Truck w/brand•nd iS ^ iG o o d condlllon, $2000. 733-5110 1969' m ERC Marquis; runs— 1981 WESTERN AUT(UTO now campor shall. Good)0d Call 324-5279.______TWIN FALLS good, 429 ong, soil ong sep-»r. Mono-Shock was Jt80 who*hon tiros, roconi lunoup. Exc^xc 1968 CHEVY VAN, Tolal^ A Greatt Selection ^ ^ r any olhor parts. bought NOW $140, Altoftllor cond. $1000 down lako ovor ’ ■ 7pm. 3 2 4 - 7 1 3 4 ,______vor Cuslom Inside & oul, 327 ___ low monthly paymonls. Call:all Engine, Siuari Warner 1B71 OUSTER REAR-END,3= 350 HONOA Twin. Huns5 nino 423-4891.______- '«nsmlssion, Rally rims & tiros, Misc tlllo, $160, Call 733-06833 0Of 1979 AM/FM Cassotlo dock, Mag - parts. Call 487.253fl-' ■*=• 1912.9lhAvo..E.,-TwInFalls..111, DODGE PAL0MIN04X4 •vhools, 109" whool baso, 6-A78X13- Poly tIros. Good A/C. till, whool. dual lanks.nj_ Elchod windows, oloctric P All Vehicles InIr This A d With rubbor 2 sno-4 roo. $7,50 138 HewEouipmenmenl Excollont condition. 733-5364184 sunroof. Baby-bluo i gold allor lom. colors. Call now. 734-8184. ILLS oach. dan 734-3194. GROVER WILSON i W l C The Price Endnding In 95 Are ie450storloh ? COMP/NY — 734-6854 MOTOR Clean, ServiceIced And Read/ 135 • Cycle»&Suppll68|i.. For salo, ront or irado: — GMC 10 wh. Dump Truck 175 AuloDoileratra 175 AuloDeaiers | _ 7 3 a j 2 8 9 ^ ^ ToGo!J_^^ FOR ’SALE, 1978 Y2 250 GMC2ax20‘ bofl USED73^2®^ Yamaha, Good shapo. }700, 3cd •Call 733-8447 or m J3S 0, . sv,o”.r.r“““="“ I 1980 HONDA HOIOBCyClEMl I HARLEY DAVIDSONON CHEV IW ton Iruck ■ AND TRAlAllEB , „,®300IDODBE TRADESMAN VAN Molorcycio: Soo, Joromomo CASE580BTLB ulomoiic. power steerino & Impiomoni Co.. 324-331T.1T. CASE580TLB ■ ‘EJ(ieiseH(_A(o(o,iols ■ AAodol CX-SOOO w ou=l.r tooted .hai, Jerom o. SCOOP mobile loador ■ drivo, windihiled.i. 1.500 m iloi. orokos,. 3 s.sootor. AM/FM eoiiette, IMMACULATE 1980mg 2-15'bool bods Likonowl (will throwiw helm et In). ^ . Kawasaki. 440 LTD, GlossISS lH.2_ajLd.ump iruck Black, Low mllos, Exc Mllo- * 2 1 9 5 JOHNDEERE I *2 219S< _____lin-r ng'iii E______USED 1975 F0II0-STA11 ------sactHico-JI395:-a T INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT ASI mONWAGDN------in, i l l H Gron Torino, 4 doc E - O ^ loor. cir, power . . 972’IOyOIirCOROlLA------JD410Backhoo ....$26,000000 I e v e ry c a r in steorlng-S-braKosTirrodiol tiroi, r ' -2-door sodsodon. 4 cylinder. .4 spe^, Y ^A H A YZ 125,1980. Good I On~c ro u r inventbio r y i ~ ------— ■ owner. spociol stripsiripei. extra clean. cond. Never beon racod. DROTT B ackhoo.... 123,800800 . ■ Musl soil. tflSO, 733-1910. :1?70 HONDA 350 J300. 1978^ ELLIOn’SINC.. Honda Express MOO. 324-H. mOverlancUvo. • I 1966LLINCOLN I * 1 9 !9 5 * 1 9 9 5 H CONTINENTAL. 4 door, lu 1977 FOR)RDLTDII . «71 HARLEY Strool & DirtiJ, 6 7 ® 5 H powor thru.out, luxury coi ^ 2 DOOR. Aulom'oiic. ’ .combo, 1500 mllos, groal 1 ■ affordalboprieo...... 1978TOVOTA(UOROLtA 191 condlllon. 1350,423-5104. Bob Houslon, Salos Rop $ 8 5 0 I 1977DATSUIIF-10 ...... * 2 8 8 8 ■ 2 door deluxe, S speed. a AM/FM Hotehbock. J. Homo P h o n e ...... 733-1490 >ck. Ironi.wheel drive. 5 '1972 YAMAHA 125 (or salo: ■ cassette, now rodlallol tires, special ipoed. Oir. oir. power brokes. AM/FM, new palnl lob. Call 733-4906, - I 1 9 7 3 I HHC I V4 TON )UTHVOLARE H sfrlpoi...... low miles.- 1973 SUZUKI 100; quick 1963 KW Conv. 262, 5x4, 1977PLYMOL ;r • Jako. Fruohauf Lo-boy. 7U ^ Wogon. All white. c5?l 4^ ^ 5^ condlllon. 4350, D-6 Cat will) onglo doier. 1 Rogulor gos ongino. P eonirasting intorjof. 324-5621. I oxtro hoovy d u ly ...... ^8 8 8P oir, vocation roody ...... I *39< 9 5 *! - --1975 -HONDA 125 Elsinor; * 2 9 9 0 b a g s — good condition. {250, Call'I' 140______T ftj^ I MS7-2621 before 12noon. i 9 7 3 c o r . r CHEVROLET 1952 2 lon. 4 I )NTINENTAL 1978AAERCUIJRY ZEPHYR 1975 MONTESA 247 CoU T, I 4.OOOR. Full.powor Ihru-o I 1380 CEP Cl-S5 RENEGADE : opd, 2 spd roar axlo. Combi- . SPORTCOUPE. Anilquo eroom, Soli lop, 6 cylinder.. 4 ipopd. 12.000 1975 IS* FORD ailE -f»atloft-graln-4-3lock-Tackr-kr-( - ^ | regular gas ongino, I controlling Iniorlor, 4cyIlndor H mlloi, power iioerli>rlng 4. brokes. 2 d ^ r . ouloautomoilc, oir. power iteer- — $900.734-e587 ask lor Amy. I America's No, I luxury ear $ 9 5 0 1978 f ongino. 4 ipood IransmlMlonE , * 3 7 9 0 ■ likeN ow . ing S brakes,kei, vinyl rool, 1E5 SUZUKI PETERBILT Conv. 290 Low mlloago & great condl-I. Cummins, 4x4. Jako. Air, JRY BOBCAT llon,733-M84aflorlpm. w ^ ^ ^ s p u d bod. *14.500,j ! I 1974 DODG 1979 MERCUl IGE MONACO STATIONV/AGON. Chomoii 1S78 BMW R60/8 lull dross:- - • H 4-OOOR. Rogulorgcfonglr I * 7 9 ^95 ^ 1 9 9 5 . wllh eonirasting occont Excolloht condlllon. {2150.!'* • 'p'ETERBILT'tRUCK, 40 loot“ I malic tronsmlMion. power Call734-1688 '■ soml-lrallor. 318 Dolroit. SO :r°.or, $ 0 0 0 I itrlpes, vory oconomlcol.... * 4 0 0 0 ^ I S brakes, itondord sizo lon roar ends, 13 spood Road lomlly car. . Ranoor. 543-8433.543-4859. ___ :.1978_HONOA_Jull-tln9 wir>yl reolrlooded . — _ c h e v y 10 whoolor, S ^ -1 -5 9 -0 - . M 2 9 0 wllh comploto ongino ovorhaul. LIiTq now. Soo al MIcholln-radlal tiros, Robullt Thada Aulo & Cycle Salos. JRY BOBCAT ■ I 1975BUICICK LeSABRE 1980MERCUF v ZMrnllfcswestothosDllal. H 4 DOOR. Air, power STATIOhJWACON. Boautllul ':1978 900K2 KAWASAKI Low, 1950 CHEVY IW lon iruck. . 235 ongino. has boon con-; stoorlng S brakes, silver motollic. vortod lo 12 voll. Soo. 1 mlI lols ol milot. loll...... * 1 9 9 5 I only 18.000 mllos. ihorp ____ * 4 6 5 0 I 1980IEEP-J :g!!»i.ar' No, 7/10 mi Wost of Joromo. ■ 4 cyllndor. 4 spood, se ,!p. .pocl.l, jJS1975 DATSUN 710 :1977 LADY'S Yamaha' Weokdays oflor 6:30pin, ■ ilripes. block, rokes. oulomolic. block :C happy: 1978 Yamaha, Low : 11978PONTIJriACPHOENIX rSUN210 vinyl roof, silversilw metoliic. r mHoaoe. 734-0387.______m i m L ______L _ 1-980 DATS 1955 CHEVY W lon pickup. .■ 4 .OOOR. Medium gold 4.DOOR. Economicol M977 MONTESA 348 Cols 235 6-cylindor 4 spd irans.' I■ molollie, contrasting ongino, 4 spood rool. loodod ...... ;r?tals. I960 Yamaha IT175. Runs i good & body good. * 1 9 9 5 ' tronimliilon. low, low milos.. * 4 9 9 0 I * 6 3 !9 5 Call allor 6pm 536-67(9. 2 3 9 5 Mer? 67^^'ra'^'^” ' 1M0 CHEVY Vi ton pickup : W SUZUKI QT750 w¥h ifor salo. good shapo. $750. ll977MERCU:URY BOBCAT 1 9 8 1 MERCU:URY LYNX laccosaorloa. $1750. Call Call 1 734-6107.______Sloilonwogon. One ownor. STATIONWAGON. Low. low •aflor Spm 734-6483, I 1380CHEWCHI 1979 FORD PINTO 1962 WTON Chovy V-8. 4 spd ^ fm o d lu m bluo meialllc. mileage, oir condillonlng, 4 door hotchboek, oir, < Vogon. oir. power iieering :i97a RM12S SUZUKI, Good trans. 1 Clean, runs good. I^ l4 -« p e o d tra n s m ltsio n ...... ^ 2 3 9 0 " IrorSi w heel driv e ...... * 7 2 5 0 H Intorior. cuilom oxleri »s. special sirlpei, AM/FM . >.Conditlon.»425.328-4^8. Make j an ollor. 686-2863. I dials, 4 cylinder. 4 speed 4 speed. 4 cylinders, cruising 0978 SR500 YAMAHA, Singlo 1963 1 INTERNATIONAL truck, I 1979PEUGSEOT 504 '.Cylinder Road biko, 6000 Tag\ axlo. with 920 rubbor. ■ I l976 FORD MUSTANGA II , .miles. Excelloni Condlllon,’ f DIES&. Dark rod m otollk, corcontrasting l/itorlor. oulo- Perkins diosol ongino. J 8' I brokes, powor windows, ______grain & caitlo rack. $3500. H I silvormotalllc, V-6 motlc tronimlsslon, powor systom br and more. I * 5 2 9» 5 u ■ongino, powor stoorlng ...... * 2 5 5 0 : sunroof, oir. sioroo sound syt ^ 4 5 9 5 ••1978 YAMAHA Enduro 175: _19fla_CHEV.Y^_£JchUp_J-or- 1 .1 tSA N D fi------: —texc—cona, runs--good!" Salo, j Runs Good, $750 or I OSOO/make oflor. All Bpm. boal t ollof, 543-6583.______I I IN OUR 35.11 YEAR — SAMELE LOCATION i~ ,__ ^34-5911,______' 1968'CHEVY Vt ton robulll I ' ^970 GSIOOO SUZUKI. Now ong,q 4 spd, oxiras. $1500. I ^ s t year. 4500 miles. Period 423-5100 4 altorSwKdays. BSmitiett'3JaAA(S0f I ion’s 1971 FORD 16' comblnallon I bod wllh doublo ram hoist. ■ a p KAWASAKI KZ-750, Call c 1-544-7517.______I 3.U ie new, lull dross, New ‘Tnufllors, VInvl covor, *2000. 1971 L' GMC TRUCK tandom I IWIL. L S ^ drive, spud bod, 427 moior. 5 I ■ THEI!ISEN J ’»734-89a4.275 Madison, f MOTCORS 4 4 trans. Call 543-5257 ■ I 'Theile E asiest Place In The 1979 SUZUKI DS 125. Cosl !■ ie World Tq Buy A Cai' a r I , MOTOR CCOMP/4NV ^fJIOOO, only, usod 4 'l070 J' CHEVY 4x4. loaded, ■TOlMI oInAvOjE. ______733-7700 H '23SShoihon»Sire*lSiSouih . needs work. $3500. Call I hew roem } ^ 536-6781 «flor6pm. I B • (AcAeroM (rem Wills Meler Co. Shewi 733-73H

■ i .* B'12 Tim es-N ow s, TwinTwi Falls, Idaho , Saiurday,',iy.Auou3t15.108t 1B2 Autos-Fi ______A utoa.Ft• Ford 168 Autoa-Uncoln-Merci™ r a ------166 Autos-OMsmob[moWle i n AulM-Plymoutti AnikiueAu • ■ - . NOW-ACC^fl^^ BIOS , 'i ---- 1973-OLOSMOBlLE Dolta*jita 68- ~i97i'PtYM OUTM -flT}ass8n~ ------Auloa-cidn ~ 1 g AStOS-ChOYTOt DS on- li»«-FOfiO-St8tlonw“ajwagon: ■1B80'CAPRi-4-8pd.-4cylInd . IM I CHeVv Spoclil OoluJoluxo - • ------»vrot« 1973 Ford Pinlo. Forar In- A/C, powor stoer- at AM/FM tapo, 34 m

1995.324-7484. — WILLS USED CARIr s 7:^ 9 3 1 . ------5.'3Qpm, ' . ------1970 OLOS 4 door Cutl w/ whito atiipos. Spoiljoilors ...... — ----- I ... ~ Supiomo. Runs good. A! ITS AutoDealeiealers ITS Auto Dealer* front & back. RocKot Ma ,fVy-. 1966 MUSTANG 3 spoodn sT3 . 166 Aulo8~Lincoln/M9re Ing J565 very nooollabS 733-7365 ______Aulo»^A>i».AMC J1995, or cost oflor. 733-5SS traction bars, air shocks aprico ^ 5 5 6 0 ovonings 733-6531 q f.g < :3 m _a»!<(or.Cynihi; barrel, dual pumped nol 1972 AMBASSADOR, ~ ao( ^ a 3 1970 OLOS Delia 86 40, 001 !ifls 1968 CHEVY Impala s Sui S i r ! ? L ______Auloi-For•rordi Excolloni shapo. Movi <^t. ichoro ’ m ust—-soli.— Roasonal d_For. -running cond.-(500/boBi < Eloci.stovo, llko now. co " 6 i r "BEAUTIFUL 1975 Roncho ter.Sni».740A!ih.733-1166.|Tl4$$$$$$3 ^-G etReasadytoHunt llnuous cloan. S250. OouD _ _ _ GT w/aholl, Now tiros,S low Ic Pfieod. 536-2360.______chair. 1967 CHRYSLER; 1{,971 , miloaoo. Will soil below bole 1970 FORO GALAXIE, woo, S4l ------— w i t h 733/iiw ____■ Plymouth -SIBftno; .1{ 1903- . book.AflarSom.324-3258.58. 734-3348 Wookonds i allor ith th ese 175 Auto Dealslalers 175 Auto Dealt 175 1973"am'c Gfomlln X 6 cycyl- Chovy pi'Kup- ChoicoI J195Jl ------ealers AuioOeilo Indor. 3 spd. Exc. Cont mpala ss"“- »1?9S.S43-447?pfM3-6053; ------173 AutoOoifoi»ilora 17S , AutoOoalo ----- ■ 1969 CHEVY NQVfl4D’ ncnr - 4X4 SISPECIALS IH____ Aul03-Buit6ulcl( cyl onor67;<3M ml.-oxc concond. 1968 BUICK 2-df.e cyl, StiO AM/FM In-dash cass storo mmmm TotchIS rdletbljBLAZER $0001: •ond' 324-5152. . CHEYENNE. Loadod.■ airolrconditionor, ' • ■ 1977 CHEV IMPAU Slatlilatloh ' sait T U R D A Y M OORNING cruiso conlrol, moro.>. No. Nc PI-607.. U fc im “ Waaon. 1 ownor. P/S, P/iP/B. ______AulQS-Citfiib'ifjiilic A/C. Cruiso Conlrol. ~ bonch soat. 350'onaln 1379 CHEVROLET BU 1965 CADILLAC; oood concon- AM/FM, CB. Good Rubbo CUSTOM. Doluxo wllh p ' ditlon. Bost o»or. 216<2164 Rocont tuno-uQ. 58.0( s5 P E C I /XLS I sloofing, Na. 0-392C;SS. . . *6995 IHIohliind Avn E.ist. .mllos, Call 733-60N. 1979 GMC rilMMY" - -1971 LINCOLN.N MARK III Automotic transmlMlon ■-178 ■ Auto D«ilgr« 5 % . fi Sloofing. No. P1.534A . 175 AutoDoalai!•lar* ______1 1 8 Sfock No. 7 49.. ^ 9 9 0 rr=„-»6995

~ _ Special rates15 from GMAC is 1973MERCUR1IRYHOifltREY - $ 0 0 0 — I Rfifl PHFVpnirTiim - block No. MU.T ...... 0 0 0 IU%W UHL I llV tirf S.U T FOR (25.00 HOW[WOULD Wl YOU LIKE TOliil~ ottered m alTiiU new or "demon- No. ? ? ? ? . . . '...... ^ ..... D93d - ASrAFfOf - 1973ilHRYStEffRimORKER------■■ stralor. 1981-8282 Ciievrolet Passen- 1 Ownor, Loadod.Dd. Stock No. 738 ...... * 1 3 5 0 1978 CHEVROLET'/2''/2 TON 4X4 TOSEtLELL VOUR CAR? No, l-SOOA...... • Bonit iinonclng avallaallabt* • W* handl* all nalary ger cars and lijligtit duty truclis for 1973 DODGE 1/2'/2 TON PICKUP popar* • No tirang*• pp«opl« ot your haul* • Wo; a limited time oi Sfock No. 1261. . * 1 7 5 0 adv«r3595 ~ 1979THUNDERBJBIRD III Loadod, 1 Ownor,ir, Sfock No. 725 ...... 1974 CHEVROLET'/2 T * 6 9 8 7 A utom atic fi hobs. No. 1- *3895 I 1977 DODGE V2^2 TON PICKUP II Stock No. 1084, ., * 2 9 7 5 1966 FORD V2 TON PitPICKUP J1295 1977 DATSUN PIPICKUP & CAMPER No.Pt-613 ...... ||_ :Stock,No.J^26._ * 3 6 5 0 i ------UjftHSlBl—^ S i] J- —— CMfnIiltMtll R 8 } ] BOBUREESE MOT(roR CO. For 35 Years! " T h e D e aaler l You Can Dep L [A c e H a n se n ]- I > p e n d O n ! " CHEVl OLUf (.AKCSHOHTHUnOLETkNO POLiLiNi n a*o I SO^ndAVEj^s. I SA i L E

_ _ Auugust 14Ith & m HELP!III • • • ' I *W E'RE OVERSISTOCKED W l ENT .OCALLY O W I ITH EXCELLEN L« INED USED CA E'RE GOINC■ G T O M O V E 'l I i R S A N D W E 'I 'E M O U T 1 9 7 0 F O R!D C GALAXIE 50(00 COUPE I ExIro nl(o and cloon ihnIhru-out. rolloblo Iransporiotlon ...... WAS w ^ 5 9 5 I 1 9 7 4 T O V COTA 2 DOOR CCOUPE ^ O V ^ c PRICE ONI Wilh ftondard Iranimlssilsslonond • I 1981VVW RABBITr vory fow m iloogo...... ■ I I 2 d o o r (Gosr o s ) S to c k N o . 8 1 >3 ...... W A S $ 1 3 9 5 .( D em o S alale Price ||| ■u o50 . 1 1 _ AM/FM_-cassoitD_ii_fcoat—whe«{ ______l j > Z 4 Q O DIGEUART ( _____ i.oo SALE PRICE ON! ___, I I __ drivo, undorcoot. .U7_lifor'fuof______Locatly owiiod car withh rodi'ofr( llres, doluxo Inlorlor._ II injocHbh, rack and ind pinion sfeo r- black vinyl roof vory ciocloon ...... ~ .... w X s T T 7 o i < II ing 4 cyl. ongino,», 4 spood frons- II rnission, much, mucnuch m oro. 1 9 7 4 CHEVVY VEGA 4 SPEI>EED ^ ^OVl^PRICEONLY I HATCHBACK. Thl» couldild boI Iho thorposi I '74 In IDAHO...... I Retail Pr*rice*7620I ■ • * ^ n r ...... WASS1925.0C , *1550 1 9 7 7 S U B A\RU I DLSTATIOIDN WAGON )o SALE PRICE ONLY Front whool drivo. 4 ipoo>ood, w/fuQpago rock, whito sookQokod ^ ~ U S E O^CI A R S I whooU ortd low. low mllotlllos ...... W A S $ 2 7 ^ . ^ | ,*2275 , O V 1 ? « eonly W trt SA L E II I 1 9 7 7 F O R D3 PINTO 3 DOOOR J 19Z3JIIDL100iS______HATCHBACK, llflhl bluoo aulomotic,0 V-6. sloel rodlol II Slock No. 526'. .... - - -Ilros ond on1y33;000 mllNDAY, I AUGI I l972 BUICK STATIONON WAGON , I I S to c k N o . 6 3 5 ...... 1978 HONDDA CIVIC U S T i r t b _ *1195 ^ 8 9 5 Aulomotic Ironsmission..dv doluxo blue interior -low miles.l„, ------j 1976 FORD MUSTANC I with ils ow n car covor ...... WAS $3900.00 I I S fo c k N o . 6 3 7 ...... *3400 - *1995" * 1 3 9 5 1 9 7 9 H O N DDA CIVIC 4 SPEI'EED ro“SALE"PRlCEONLY~ I 1967PLYM0U1HSTATATION WAGON 7 Oluo molalfk, dofuxo Intortorlar. one owner - llp tockN o. 640-.-.-.-;-: ;-T- *595 * « 2 9 5 I ond parnpored ...... WAS $4250.00 3780 I [1974 CADILLAC COUPUPEDEVILLE 1 9 7 8 S U B Al RRU 4X4 STATIC 0 SALE PRICE ONLY ^llptockN o. 646 ...... 4 SPEED, luggoso rock, rocrodlol llres ION WAGON ...... *1695 * * 1 1 9 5 wo sold It now. A boouty..^y..*...... I 1976 SUBARU DELUXEIXE’...... WAS $ 4995.00 4250 I I 2 d o o r, S to e k N o . 6 4 5 . . , 1 9 7 8 T 0 Y 0JTA 1 COROLLA14 4 DOOR 0 SALE PRICE ONLY- *2295 * ® 1 5 9 5 SEDAN, Automolic Ironsmlimlsslon, new iteol rodiols a n d just 34,000 mllos. WAS'AS $4900.00...... 4450 1980 FORD• >V4 TON PICKUIUP SALE PRICE ONLY two-lono blue metolfit', duedual go* tanks, cruiso control, slidingslid blLUE / window, ronger.-thls llko» ninew repossession Is...... SALE PRICE ONLY *6400 I '' D(»ON'TMIS SS THiSE i 5!!! !LA\I(ES ^m SAVINGS! iCANYCO N M O MO)LKSVU > T O R S ROI MGEN SIiU B A R I DF=iBC=HE: +AUDI 363 2r2nd Ave. s. U f d .N . 733-29SA I Falls ^34-8860 T w i n F< SBjaaarasBaHaaH&S . 1 ' ' ' \ - " t s