i t n e l l e i t P S COPTlCMt l«I»' M»»« V« ox ■ ldaho^$ Largestr Evening Newspapper . ..Twin Falls. Idaho, K ______- ______. 7 2 n d - Y o.ar, a r No.-172— ------Mbnday;.March£'l,;i97Z .IJ ------.- 115* H ■ r. M e :5 iid u a d e i! e f i t s ■ X .'

WASHINGTON IUPD t i Inn atnn a c tio n b rin g in g se v e ra l billiontns in .retirement benefits lo menn Uic pending lowsuils. opplicot;icotions have been wife. A womanan in o ilke situation would e d a y ■ iS^ciai Security relircmcnt.benccncfits to thousands who .were nolot taken inlo account in a 1972n accepted by local offices for som idmelimc. . benetltswiUiohout such proof. more men, Uic Supreme Courturt ruled today Uial amendment nmaking colculolions of average;e About 5.745 men ore owoltlnjIting payment. Tlie FourjusticcIces found In tlic March 2 bpinlc . federal law has been {pconstltistitullonaily applied monUily wogcje s UlC sa m e for boUi sexes'. ' e s tim a te d firsty c a r cost IslSOODominion. n Uils systlhiTl discriminated ogolnst v to iiusbands as well as widowersk'crs. . F e d e ra l offlficials'liave estimated that aboulJl Under Uie formula enocleded by Congress, o workers, wliolio pold inlo thc Social Sccurit; . W eather Ttie brief orders In severalal a p p e a ls h a d been S20.000 h u sb ainds n and widowers con collect neww man applying fof retirementnl benefits on Uie over mony yearsy but ochicved less prot cxpected'as a followup to UieIC majorn decision In ' or greoter Socc IqI Security payments a sre su ltIt basis of his wife's earnings mustmu show that he . (orlheirspouilu sc s Uion m en .. . Uie widowers' case on March|2. 2.. .. of actions taketen Morch 2 and today. In view of)f wos receiving at least half hisils sus p p o rt from lils (OooUooedaap.l) ___ At th e sa m e tim e . In a w p anfate ra t cose. Uie court _ • rovers^ a decision thot woiwould hove meont j)^i^th.a.f®:ShOT/OT;ii : ^t’^!^iiotthen^-i in o tih ta l^

\?>psiature^InlheSOs.w Pocatcello I Forecast, page 16 Ma^icVallIley- " . tria l dlue ■ „ B E ^ FIRElCi .ft :•, Fepy,aaan«dles> whf (iii^ f e d in ] ;' It-Jkrase;-;' ■ v.'i'J' Cordei ^ . B _ _ _ M U R T JI VICTIMf e ^ g ^ a K M l i i ’ ~ I _ — — ByBOBZUCKBRA!»HAN ;^.i:37 w iw k ola’carfuUlot's^lorcitizena;;;. < , * Timeft-NewBwrlt '■ Storyr p a g e l 5 TWIN FALLS - SixUi Dislrlstrict Judge Arthur Oliver today ordered Twin FailRails County Sheriff : Q?HA tJWYED :.. O w ners: of luiUdlngs . ■ Paul Corder to face a'trail In in Pocatello on a charge of mishandling public pul funds bul, recently l)tt byjnajcior jilres.'dispute OSHA o i d ism isse d c h a rg e s lh a l Uie! shsheriff committed ^lalms tfiat the, feedei^il jagencys rules p e rju ry . ^-^>^wduld bayepreventecid (lie loss The decision came more thanIhi a week after storyI p a ^ l Corder's arraignment here2 whenw defense.at- I tomey Lloyd WfiBBNMuesledlied oil charges be . dismissed and speciarptQscfuicfutor Leon Smllh re q u e ste d th e tria l be m ovedI.to to onoU< icr location. _ c ^-Natl&nal Webb argued oil charges shouldsh( be dropped ...... DEADLY GASESs: The Pentagon has because Insufficient evideiidence had been ■ chemical ■warfare . presented to show Uie sheriffIff hadI committed a crim e. SmlUi argued Uie trialiol shouldi be moved > to another district because publ>ubllcily had m ade 11 ' . - s t o r y 1 pfigps impossible for an impartial1 JuryJui lo be selected ------K a l H ' ^ ft ^ h e re . s biw m en an Arizona In his brief order, tho Judgedge said "surflclenl |B |^ H evidence” has been presentedted for.him .to order - > KW ftSSM gylyji^f^ C o rd e r lo fac e a tria l on Uie chargech« oHaliurelo keep and pay overpubllc money At the same time, the Judge Ju ruled "Uie evidence at the preliminaryry hearing was so wHnBI cxculpatdry in nature Uiat'I' 11It failed to show ' y ‘ probable cause Uidt.. .(perjuerjury was) com- milted by the defendant and,md, Uierefore. said counts should be dismissed." Iart^^yes:eapturestiie>' .i Tlie special prosecutor lo tod d a y te rm e d Uic at strokes with & Judge's decision "wcll-reasoncaned” ond said he ^ S m ijsl^'A ^ \ J, was not disappointed Uiatal Uie Judge had . ^ p a ^ l V d ism isse d Uie five "b ac k -u p "'perjury pe counts. Corder said hc could'not comrimmcntonthecase. ' w T - - H is a tto rn e y w a s un av ailab lec forfoi commcnt. - ' LaAdHg Lasl Oclober. former Twit[Vin Falls County K iS n -prosccuior-wniiannrolIirFclifield c h o rg c d “ Uie------la^College of Southetn'iM' slieriff wlUi falling lo keep ondand turn over on a J |s Arst Indoor In- q u a rte rly b a sis ab o u t $1,700D aias Is required by > s la te la w . ilsw eek ^ Tli6 money was collected ssa! fees for use of p a g e u siieriff's office copying machin:hines during a nine- H SH H I yearperiod, according to the2 cb'complaint. County auditors' recordss slshow the sheriff •i tttntoeBflDeerJota turned In aboul J l j ^ In copyinlying m a c h in e funds T«ml, left, and iDopbjriielitIt LMsbert DotpUo 1 ^ 5 for Uie first time m July, 197G197G. SUUsUcs com- use sofiblsUcsted peoDd peam r t n t t n g r e d ir to •S American families . piled by an Independent oudiliidllor sliowed obout T r e a s n r e 1h i i n t e i ^ ____ . examioeapoMiblecoCnaoetiitsaciveni(nNew 11.700 w as colleclod-aa feesa fifor-use in copies , ------M eilctf I VIetocto Peek beliefevedtoboldbaUoa . made on sherlfrs office copierslers during the nine .' to»W .(UPI) —yearrthe sherjff was inofftcer- —' T iie r o u ^ l y $500 still m issirisslng hos not been i^lrfcewDTetunediraninfHanol . found. During a proiimlnarv hearintrin g In Ulft ffnsi* Inst - - ______■ 1_ y^f'Sioiy iP a g « « _____ ------December. Uie prosecutor addeidded th c c h a rg e thol Corder falsely signed oaths' sajsaying he'd turned elues- I- In oii fees fron^ his officc atI UiiUie end of five dif- ferent quarters. ANDS, N.M. (UPI) ~ It had been'In 1 6 . th e y sa w a tre a s u re spottedJ byb> Mlilon E. "Doc" - ReportsDf of the treasure date back to th "*■ 6b«uoriM ,2.- Thc prosccutor present^ areo was .visited by S ^ni “"tk l. S ‘!i" i FIcge was Inside o loreirg c N oss In 1937. S colt h a s beenn hihired by iseverol o( when thc Victorio Peak seorehlng. forF a uie claimants to condiicl'ml*mls lu-ooy scareii, conqutsioaor[ores iravciing nonhwai-U fees collected In thc slierifrs oi ■sofncc't.rT.J fS a-iV ’Old tre a su re . w hich e n d s M areh 28. Mcxico. ArrImong the ' inore recent a --'-'quarters had been turned in. 1^ to th e co v e S u nday, b u t ho didndn't . After digging with shovels:1s onds crow bors for ' discovererss of Utc gold w ere N oss ai i ■ The defense attomcyTirgucd s of gold bars hesaid hc saw.Uiereeon o four hours Sundoy. Flege, JerryJei Loe nnd Jock Newman off E1 l P aso , T ex., who sol{l h e knew'.', the statements did not r his lost visit.I. ' ' . X Hull crowlcd Uii^ugh thc entrin tro n c e o f a fa u lt fo r U ie c a v e mIn In 1974. office coping machlnc funds. s one of Uiree pien, part of o scareireh a 4imlnute seoreh Just beforerenlghtfall. r Noss,■who^0 w as shot an d killed In 1949, lu 'In I>ecembcr, Magistrate Ji ' R»>»rt G- ■■ o S id “)sy Norman' Scott, who crawledI o on L ee , a 's p e lu n k c r wlUi Scott's S o Expeditions heaccidental^liy seoled Uic cavern while tr N ew hoiise ru le d enougli evidenclence w o s p rese n te d es and backs” 320 feet into a domeTied Unlimited, said someone hadad (done 0 lot of work clearsomeofof the rocks awoy with dynnml at thc preliminary hearing loB or order Uie sh e riff to the^m oli desert peak. inthccovc. ' widow. O va.i. 80,i iso lo n g o n th esc p reh . facc all cliarges In Uib dlstriclin c . court. OllWT’. Id rw treasure, but enougli cluess Ilo "There’s even a campsite:c inir Uicre with a leo Newman saids on his 1974 visit tic nnd M i s s i o n cc o m p l e t e decision overrules Ncwhouse's r 0 continue Uio search wllh heavavy ketUe, a No. 5 con Uiat wass usused os a fire piocc oUier man sneakedsn inside Uie range adci A dole for the trial has nol t: to cook canncd food — peas,.beans—and be one No. Hc uid h(s(s coippanlons were dlscovei vlcted of mishondllng public3ilc funds, Corder S ..i, r(.niif patrol bul he Ijid inside a co' HONOLULU (UPI) - A Whihlle House mission sccldng In- irely different," Flege sold. "Thericre 5 con that slill has oboul (iveb>e ssticks of dynamite soldiers on p would favc up to (ive years In formallbn on American scrvlceeemcn missing in Vietnam and In Jall ond up to a timbers I,In there now. U’s oil s lio rt up.” a n d M m c o id fo tlc d (u se," LLee ee sold. cscoped. $5,000 fine. Laos returned from Southeast AiA sia to d a y a n d w as rep o rtin g by Ficgc, a pretired Air Force captain, soidI hlie "There’s even d pair o( redred corduroy pants." He oiso brorouglit out a gold b a r he sn id he phone toPresident Carter thal iUils mission was occompllshcd. found sta c ks of gold b a rs in th c p e a k , lo c ate dIon o hesaid. inside. Leonard Woodcock, presldeni!I of th c U nllcd A uto W oriccrs a n d - a n d s M issile Ronge, in th e la te lOSOi50s. A geophysicist. Lambert. DoDolphin of Stanford Thc Armyy permitted the curreni cxpt >vcn 1( gold is (ound, it c a n chalnnan.of the five-member’ ccommission, was scheduled to T-N Phones 731r33-'0931 ' ■ t last lime he was in Uie cave, wowas Rcseareh Institute, used ground-penctrotlng gi but soys evt radar to verify locations bf’ seiseveral faults in the rempvcd untlllll Uieclolms are legally scUlc telephone Carter from U.S. mllltiItary headquarters In Hawaii, (O r use our tbll-frei " In three days in Hanoi, the corommisslon received the remains ™ o g c . „ „)nc r of mony persons who havc salmid p eok. of 12 American filers lost in lhele Indochina war, gol agreement ■ • for a continuing hunt for m orei cof Uie 2,550 m issin g A m ericans and opened the way for normal UU.s.vielnamc8c relations. ■ . An overnight stop In Laos prproduced a promise from Com-. m unlsl officials to search for S59» Americans missing there ond a ; ; MV^ freshiulen lealrn legisllative nopes request for U.S. reoonstraclloiu1 aid. C am illa refused to allow ___ the ddegatlon to enter Ils coui^n ByCHRQ'PECKiCK Idoho po litics1 >works. V got legislolive control over Uieic ItId a h o s ta te w o te r O th e r (re:'cshmen legislators agreed Tlmet-Newi writeTiler - For fiomn. like Sen .lohn "Jock" Bell of pliin? couldn’l s iniglehondedly ^ change much in BOISEi-Afewdoysintotliethe first session of 'liupcrt ond Rep. f Mack Nelbaur, a LincolnIn When the bill come before thc House, Knigge . poIUics. iguen-^jdies——^— tho-44th-lc^alurc.fitshmanJon-Rcp..Jjiwrence— Counly.rcaldaint..Uie flrsl term' of Uieir politicalal wos 0 major speaker (or the bill.liii. I F o r so mncj_this e .realization , lumi l^Abbie Uri — K iiigge Joked h e w a a s ) new tolo th e sto teh o u se he 'c a r e e r s h a s bc

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C s N K ii a . .^ ^ r w o r i a i Crash hurts a s s i n s f o r 2 a ^ £ 'Admitted . and Mr.. and' Mrs. Eugene Bridget Rasmussen. Bar­ Plan. Burley, and a daugliter . BRAZZAVILLE. Congo Ngouabi. utio will te buried bara Wiggins. Jam es Martin. to Mr. and Mrs. Port Martin. H ansen lad ' ankle Saturday afternoon afb ’’ surviving gunihen u-te killed progressive normaljzalion. Joseph Hardy. Daniel.R, — Coogolese •President-Marieo— H enrietta B aney.W enddl...... I' his motorcycle collided with — T te French embass>’ In Ute Ttwmpsoa Donna Ttemp»n, . D ts n lo e d car on the Blue Lakes Count Ngcxtabi Friday. Ite Frendi Congo said tte borden were Zelma Moffitt and Guad^upe embassy tere said. also progressively teing Ortega, all Hej-bum: Teddy Oarcnce Becker and Lora (Hub i road in Jerom e County. Reimers. boUi Gooding. G erald L ee L a rse n wi Tlie embassy said life had reopeDed and lhal a number o f' Reed. Palisades: Marie relu ro e d n e a riy to no rm al, but persons bad entered the Robinson... Paul; Marjorie i treated at Magic Valli . MaKir Valley MeM vHal Memorial | Hospital for' lhal armed soldiers continued country today from Zaire. Leonard. Declo: Willard severe leg laceration, ank to check identification in Ute In Zaire, formerly the Patterson, .Murtaugli: Vemie ...... Admitted Satwday ; streets and searched cars Bdglan Congo. Mobutu said injury and other cuts at i f . ' : - ,Mabe>-. Oakle>- a n d B renda ... F a n n ie Joens. M rs. Edw in ^ trying to find tte two fugitives gm'emment forces have In­ B lack. Elba, D av is and .Mrs. Bob Owen, all ' bruises. ute Aot Ngouabi in an ap­ flicts "heavy losses” on Uie Ditmiaed Buld: M rs'Craig Treadwell. Idalio State Pollcc. Offio p a re n t coup a tte m p t. Tw-o Insurgents and have retaken Shawn Jones. Rila Mai. Twin Falls, and Lany Gould. ' George Blackburn said 11 ...... other gunmen were killed on Itestralegictou-nofKasaJi. - .Charies Malmterg. Connie . Wenddl. : youlh was traveling towai — I te s p o L . '...... , . He also obliquely criUcized Sellers. Vincent Wolfe. ' Dtenlned S atm ^ Snake River Canyon and 11 " i ■ ^---^t^lPH A 7 pjn. to 6 a.m.' .furiew residents of. tbe former S u sanne E vershed a n d S h e rrie KaUil Steen. BUI M iller, ' c ountry club a re a wlien he m also rem ain^ in force. Katanga province for aiding Ihe. autotnobllc coming fro ' '■■ ’’Sl^ Heward. all Buiiej-; Alxin JdmSommerSr,Mrs.Harold ] The Congolese foreign Uie invaders, believed to te . Camptoa Albioii; Ricardo ___ M cpi^ pjdf Tniscolt. ]the canyon and driven I — ministry refus*^ to confirm iformer'Katanga mDltlamen" Re>-ct. Paul: FalUi Eagle. E lS HotiAori. Mre. F i^ -EdiUi* Irene Laats, 48, Tw reports lhat Ite assassination w te fought under secessionist Declo: Martha Fouler and Resch. Calvin Uchty. CynUila 'Falls. He was Ih ro ^ from U attempt had been orchestrated leader I Moise-Tshomte in Ite Roxanne Hubsmith, both Woolea George Alvey and ‘cycle and o v e r Uie liood o f U bv forroer President Alphonse e i a r iv 1960s, ______— R-uperl-:—-John—Bm ccT”^— car, Blackburn said.------— - ^ ^ E 3 B Massamba-Debat or that Ute Pocatello; Tina Pfeifer and Shannon Hensley. Damage to Uie autom^i: M EHTASGIXD io th et cardse of faif reaerre latter u-as under arrest. Donna Thompson, both Springdale; Billy KInyon, w ' as e stim a te d a t S1,000 a n d l pnaciRte. Jeny 1> no IsIt ccot free by pieaicftss ■ Z aire P re sid e n t M obutu Sese H eybum , Castleford: Mrs. David Lohr Uie ^ cycle a t S400. M rs. Laai •t Pm dena. O dlfv afterV tlth ey w atdM d him faO Seko. wtese govemment Is News of was not injured. T te accldei ____ ^ J n m p e r Birtfai and daughter and Mrs: Ralph ' . ta «ttliln.».ieet.j)(-tfaetfa e .p « ia )d .b e fa c e-liK ^ ------— under atlark hy-insurgents-in ------A - s o n - t o M r.-a re l 'M re:—— - Morris. -toUi Filerr-Alma—-o * c c u rrc d a b o u l2 ;3 0 p ,m .------rtwrre dnte optaeA. mHis i m iio ’da te broke Ihe southern copper-rich Charies Arrington. Oakley. Jagds and Glen Olson. .teUi ! : i n j u r e d a w a y (faring h is Jtz n p . TTfMO T landed Id a bar^ province of Shaba, declared record Buhl; Mrs. Dennis Ward and beene pit, rtportedly MtOesOetteg a brokes three days of mourning 'for son and Heidi Corte. toUi ' — . Officials at and i|ir«laed wrist. (UPI)I) Hansen: Mrs. Stuart Tolman. FOR RENT cSfpoJ& 's' Imported Cars. Murtaugh: HeaUi SU^dley. 129 TIiirtkAve. N.. told police ^ m m e re lo l oFflc* oi I ■ ■ Hotel man’s Heybum: Mrs. Danid Ensign ' so m eo n e C aused about S400 in r*tall *tor« fpoi*. Ex • and daughter. Shostene; Mrs, damage .Friday nigbl wten cellent Moln Streel Tom Dean.. Eden. , and Paul they UirewTOcks through two locotlon. " •> ' car target A nderson. W enddl. windows in'Uie buUdlng. In- f l a p e s _-vw tigattoivteoontim ilneT ------. V e a i o r l a l 1500 SQ. FT. w ® l b n t e at Hailey A dm ttled Immedlota Occupancy, • » ______tt. JpistTini* Jiifl< Lucy (3iapa. Burie>" Winnie New Fvmoce ond Fully stus-Shaffec------HAILEY - Someone. i ------^Ralph-Gweifen Sullivan M ilton S e^ee T h rall. H eyixim . and Loa Je a n AlrCondHloned. probably a former employe of Mills » and Wilama Farris. toUi t; H A ILEY — R oyce. Je a n n e Alaska, where Mrs. Shaffer • • WENDELL- Ralph OwenI ElksLodge. tte HiawaUia Hotel, smashed pR iqiert. .Call J u s t u s Stu ffe r. S3. HaUey. d ie d operated < a beauty ^ o n until S s u lliv a a 79. died S a tu rd a y a t .Survivors include two sons. GLENNS FERRY - MHlon tte windou-s of hotel ouner ftuD diy at a Boise bocptlal of 1972 w te n s t e r e lu m e d to f> Secsee. 66. Glenns Ferry, died - DIsnlned N a m p a o f a n ex ten d ed Ulness. Oliver “Bus" Sullivan. Sparks. Derek Guodcrson's lale model Shiriey Reynolds and Candi S p a c e r . HaUCT. . He J had been undergoing Nev.. and Donald SuUivaa . Saturday in a fire at his tem e. car ul^e it sat in front of Ute p WESTERN . £"boniJuoel9,19Z}.inIlailey; roember of (he American t F u rg a s o a toU i R upert. , .treatment at (te MountainI Nanva; lwo'daugh(er*. Mrs. .. Born Oct. 4. 1910. In h old ^ y Friday, according Ugion Auxiliary. Blaine e abe.aU eided HaOey schools SU tes Tunior ainlc In Boise. Maynard (Betty) Hammer. Youngstown. Ohio, te 'served toHaUey^ice. CounlyPosl24. A daughter to Uicy Chapa. REALTY •mud graduated from!Hailey H e w as b o m Aug. 14.1897. a t Nampa, and Mrs. William in Uie U.S, Navy for 20 years. - Tte car. an Austin, stood in e S t e is survived by one son i; B uriey. 733-2365 , 3 l i g b Scbool in IMO. She DeKai. Colo. In 1924 t e m a rrie d .. (Rila) Ratcliff, Murray. Utali: H e had lived In Glenns Ferr>- front of Uie hotel which has 'IVadualed Irom business' 'George LeRoy Shaffer, j M ildred K leinniter. In 1909 t e one broUier. Joe Sullivan. a b o u t 25 to 30 y e ars. been closed due to unpaid Spokane. Wash.: her rooUier. « tdiool ia Aoabcim, Calif., : moved to Twin Falls and in Wendell, and IJgrandchUdren. , He married Evelyn Skinner debts, uith all four uindou-s ifbere die lh(cd. witli her Mrs. i DoroUjy Povey. Hailey; ^ 1920 c a m e to W endell u t e r e t e F u n e ral se rv ic e s wUI t e O ct. 12. 1966. In W Innem ucca: smashed, according to Halle>- gran^^airents. ■ . i N ev. o n e bro th er. D onald K . J u s tu s , farm fj e d . conducted at 1:30 p.m. Wed- . ‘ PoliceChlefDanNorton. ^ Boise, and two grand­ During Worid War II riie 1 Later te worked for tte nesday al airist Lutheran , M r. Seesee was a m em ter of "Somebodyjust wiped Item ' daughters. I, worked as a secretary at < Idate Hereford Ranch from C hurch by R ev. Hert> .M cCate. the Episcopal Church. io u t." N orton said. •*Tlicy could Douglas Aircraft. She was a Funeral services will te al i i< 19S3 lo 1963. H e \roriced a t Last rites will te In.tlie Wen- .Veterans'' df Foreign Wars and 'h a v e used a brick or a piece of JEFRY HOLMAN ~nceosed beautician and a p.ro. I Thursday in Ite Wood g Briggs Ranch. Inc.. at Dilloa deil C em etery. ‘Ite American Legion,, ■'-■•iie-or j 11 could h av e been an member of the National Rfver ^ Chapel by Rev. Everett My ont., until 1967. re lu m in g to The family suggests , Surviving are his wife, ’ axeorsomeUiingreddish." H iiXt.d.f.fts.*f-r.»— a-n-d ___ I JBcrrey^urlal-wiU-bc-in-lte ___-tte-ldato-Hcrcford-RatKh—— memorials-to-tte-.Mouniain—-Gienns-Fcrry;-a-Bon.-Floyd J -----— Norton-ald-Ute-attack“ls— S gtct« A ssociation. H ^ ail^ Cemetery. un^a 1976 when t e re tire d a n d StatesTum orainic. Boise. rSeesee. Bozeman. Mont.; two iprobably revenge against She married George A. Friends may call at tte „ rooved back lo tte West Point Friends may call Tuesday. ®brolhers, KenneUi Secscc. IGimderson wte has not paid ' . Shaffer in l»i2.in California, chapel,c from T u e ^ e i^ g ^ area southwest of Wendell. and Wednesday morning at HammetLt and Dale Seesee. iformer employes of U»e hotel » Tliey moved to Anchorage. until u service time Thursday. San Francisco, and two i Mr. Sullivan belonged to tte ^LeeperMoriuary. “ their-cjvagcs and has oUier 1 sisters. Mrs. Lenora Allen and outstanding , debts against the 11 '' iuestion H elen M yers, both Boise. .] HlawaUiaHotel. /*■ I hov® severoral cemetery grave f: Helene F.; Funeral services will te at . Spacek A nna ThPhon Lisle "Tte tetd is ^ tln g sued by ^ spaces whkhI do I go about selling | HAZELTON - HeJcne F. Pfeiffer. F Utica. N.Y.; two sons KING HILL - Mrs. Anna Memorial Hall by Rev. Fred P. c I p ro je c t In 1908, s t e folloutsd In t diqjutes," Norton said. "I ' th e m ? S p a ^ m . Kazdton, died Marvin ^ Spacek. Tuin Falls, T1 hon Lisle. 94. a p to n e er 1910. T te y c ele b ra te d it e l r Davis. ° Military rites will te assume j thal is whal brought '* Saturday .evening at a and a Allen Spacek. Wendell; a resident r of King Hill.' diedI.. goldCT wedding in iMg. Mr.. conducted S.' at Glenn Rest ___- U| iis a b o u l.’-' ______, ------...... Shoshone convalescent cenltr' brother. b Frank Pecka of Iowa;'------Friday** ata hospital at Olbdlo; . Uslediedlnl953. ^C ^ m e te iy Norton said his office is still afleralonKillncss. three tl sisters. Mrs. Marie Wash.,'^ after an extended Mrs. Lisle liad liv»^ alone Humpherys Funeral Home. Investigating i tte Incident. *' ------:— B o m M ay H. 1907. in- D o n Bartos B and Mrs. Frances D ^ ^ ^ Chester. Neb., she moved to K K ozel, boUi C rete, N eb., a n d Ste was' bom at Bergan. yearago.Stewasamembcrof of arrangements. , . Filer from Nebraska in 1941 Mrs. N Anna O’Brien. Omalui. , N^ orw ay. Aug. 27. 1882. hrid . , tte Lutheran Church. Ste is News lips ‘ ■aad-eame-to llaidtoirtrriaM:—-Nebr-niefe-are-nine-@ ^ »nd— -:«am»-to^^Pau}7-Minrtn-as-a—.■-sunrlved by flvu surin. Paul;------3 3 - 0 9 3 1 ------? — - 1 — ------i She was a member of tte chlldrcn. cl > > cliild. ci S te m a rrie d F r a n k UsIC ' ' .... Western Bohemian Fraternal F u n e ral se rv ice s 'tvlH t e a t S e p t. 16. 1899. a t B a sse tt. N eb. . Vlae L orain R yals . I 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at H e r husband c a m e to K ing HUI Clifford Lisle. Callfomia; four Organization and a former 2 JEROME — Mae M. Lorain Sineo wo don’t know ththo tpociik comoUry In s -roember of tlie FUer RebekaJi Re>T»Ids R F u n e ral C hapel wiUt at a Uie time of tte opening of daughters. < Hrs. Mae HeaUi Ryals. ; 60. Jerome, died this - whkh you own proportyny w« iMtt oniwor your -S: J L > ^ . . • ; , . Wayne W Hoag of Itie Christian tte U King Hill Tract Irrigation and Mrs. Nellie Richer, both morning p nl St. Ri.t»vt e in Sunset M em orial P a r k . . B oil. K ing HUI. a n d M rs. Dolly Illness. f] grovoi may bo told or io0 whom« thoy moy bo told. ;-s ^ W ashington. Kan. F rie n d s m ay call a t U«* . Leona Strain Bergman. Halfway, Ore. ^Futeral arrangements are ■ifti =:'! Batieatly ihoro oro two0 itypo* of comotorlot — Ik Surviving are ter husband: dcliapcl Tuesday and until lim e Funeral arrangements- p P ^ ln g under direction of , V: ono grartlt a right o( burlijrlot (or a »ip^(le br llmll- S a daughter. Mrs.' Shlricy olof scrvice Wednesday. TWIN J'ALLS - Leona' pending. Bird B Futeral Home. if0- . od llmo — Iho oravot4 oro octually roniod or to % Strain.Sl 82. Heritage Manor, ■:=: (ootod. Tho talo ol ipoco-eo-ln ihii lypo comotory il » '‘O'dlr eonirollod by Ihototowhoownlhocomolory. ss « Twin Falls, died Saturday at M owles Drew J . Thototpocot con uioallyy bo1 told but Ihoy aro lu ^ | Claramae Bo Magic Valley- Memorial Rudolph IM arieta D elaney .. . .^=1 loct lo th* rvlot, rogvlotioliont ond by-lowi oilob- ■>; ^ , H o ^ ita l of Injuries rec eiv e d in ' TWIN FALLS - Mrs. su s rv iv e d Um* attack on Pcari-'-* ^ S: ll»bod by Iho ownor*. Garamae Bowles Drew, C2. Hartwrh In 194J and returned to an " automobile accident Feb. H ochhalter B U R L E Y - M arieta Colleen 'iv> X; Boloro you try lo toll youour comolory proporty In- :|:i g vtillBolo Iho roclol, rollgllgloui, frolomal ond vot- j:): » Walla Walla. Wasli.. former Ute (J mainland to make their 27.1977. ” in-Jerome County. Delaney, l-month-old daughter byJACKWAIttbc B o m D ec. 18. 1894. a t TWIN FALLS - Rudolph [ •ff:' oront rottrkllont which1 oooply. II you glvo a war- % Twin Falls resident, died home h wlille her husband was in ,, of Ttereso Dcloney. Burley, rdnty dood lo on InollollIqiblo buytr you moy bo j;:; » Saturday at Walla Walla after tl Higbee. Mo., she had lived In IH ochhallcr. 73. Tw.ln F a lls, ddied Saturday In Cassfa ^>*volvod In coniidorablolli tfie armed forces. I-ater the {*, Porhapt yoO do nol r* o llu ih* y.< a long illn ess. fi ldalH>for60years. died Sunday morning at Tuin nMemorial Hospital of natural family lived in Japan for , vltol rol* iHot th**« ilrtc«f*. . She married Paul Strain Oct. Falls I Clinic and Hospllal cc a u se s. • : l l Ste graduate^d from Twin se s< v e ra l y e ars. / «y«r-r«ody-to.*«rv« mon ploy 21. ISH. al Mobcriy, Mo. Mr. ('following an ex ten d ed ill ness. Falls' High School, attended Slie is survjved by three ^ Funeral services arc pen-' in your lllo. Indood Jn tho Twin Falls Funeral Qiapel d tte University of Idabo and children; c: he/ stepmother, S y, tra in died F eb. p, 1973. In ding under direction of Payne IKo of thit onliro community. VIclnrvlllc, Calll. »wUI announce a rran g e m e n ts. f, graduated from Kinnaman Mrs. \ C.I»B6wles and a sister. M o rtu a ry . Your doctor li your frlond. Sdwol of Business in Spolcane, M N rs. 0^K. Jackson, both Twin M rs. S train w as a m e m te r of your countolor, your hoolth W ash. . Falls; F a broUier. and elgtit tl»e Ir First ^ptirt Chureh.in I" odvlwr. Whon you nood him, Ste mariied U. Col. Cyrus grandchildren. g , Tw ^ in Falls. ho U ovoiloblo night ot doy. TiroloM. rortly cortitdorlnQ J . D re w .'M r . Drev.- died in She was preceded In deatli .Surv.l.vors aro two h it o«vn woll-bolns ond hoppl- . J966. by b; an infant son. daughters. ^ Mrs. Dorothy J. w f H r noft, ho Ite o n tte n ily o n g u i^ " Mra. Drew and lier family After cremation pnd inum- Ely, ^ Nampa, and Mrs. Pauline T E ! IkViN (AtlS 1 lo prolocl you and your family Caldwell; Buriey; one son. IDAHO. k l j u j d / u f ' I ment a-^cmorial service will Jjf (rom lllnoft. Ho ghro* bounti* _ Yy.- k : - . . ^ William Strain, Portland. be held al the First ^ SUBSCRIPTKO N R A T E S : MIy ol hit llmo without r»* Fneral Services, ^ “The Chape!by . | Congregational Church. Walla Ore.; X' ..two sisters, Lillian numorotton to pubik hotpliolt y Ihe Park" HOMEDEIIVERY: bBY MAIL: ...... BUHL — The-funeral'for.— WWalla;at2p.m.Tuesday. - Oochnor and. Catterite. both Oftd cilnlet. Ho It our groat 136 4lli AVE. EAST-r-TWIN FALLS | M aym e C . Cwco. 62. wtio died •A^tabula. Ohio; oncbrotter. On^MoO'h POTObI*'n odvOncV h ^ lo r. our Symbal o( So- - Tlie family suggests con- (Doity't Sundo/I Friday, will bc at 2 p.m. tr , William Crawford, Higbee: six rOailf* Suodoyl' ■ < 0 0 .' curltyl r ■' PHONE 7333SG00 ( ...... I tributions te made to the • I monlh . . • ...... 4 25- Tuesday at (lie Bulil Calvary C grandchildren and sbc great­ C a n c e r Fund. W alla W alla ®*’ SUBSCRIPTIONS S l'<3 m o n th i...... 12.25 ’ 1 ? I Assembly of Cod Oiurch. grgrandchildren. l / DEIIVERYSERVICE «>'i m o 'n ih t...... 24.50 NATIONAL Skl>;a til■llMORTiaANS ' S , ------BurialwUtelnCallfpmia,- Fuoerd urvices for M rs., 1 y*of, . ___ .-J'SOO NEW LOCATION x Strain will be-al-2:». p.m. • ...... • 733-0931- - Woii »ub»tript:bnt ore »ol

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NEW DELHI. India (UP1> - ___ Iparliamentary seats showed defeated c by Janata can- • \would meet latcf in the day tq Mrs, N Gandfil'B since he led,o ■ Prime Minister Indira uandlil — the1 Congress pariT^’on-ni—dldotes. c - .sclcct Mrs. ■ Gand.hl's . ' 19C91! p a rty revolt. . I w as sw ep t fro m po\^'cr to d a y in a n d its a llie s 17. w h ile .th e A personalalde lothe prime •■ replacementi us leader of tho &oth men were Jailed under I a . resoui\dlng parliamentary .Janata party.-an opposition rminlpt^r. 11.Y. Sharndo |p a rty . Mrs. ^ Gandhi's emergency 1 • election defeot ' ond h e r (coalition, held 140. The resnl IPrasad, said she would submli The party wllh the most rrule, which also Imposed a I cCongress Party, which hos went-to a scattering of olher .1her resignatio;! later in the parliament ] scats will form a sstri.ct' press censorship and I . ruled Indla'slnce Independence • parties. i ‘day. He describert her ns government | later in the weeki suspended s civil liberties. E —tm947rtra»ed'theopposHion;—------Mrs-Gandhl-polled-iaa.Sl? ------iiprelly-cheerful—defipite-her-^!: :—SlK)uld—tlie—C ongress—p a rty ------PbpulHf—anger—at—llie— j J o s s ,— ------1 ■ Inse- Ihp- two -lending con ------—- m e a su re had hc cn m c ttic m ain • said slie would resign laier . —didatog.. for-prlm g—mlnUlec—Z^ssu^n4ha . elude.d ( com pulsory I ago and which was largely' toils 20-year rule. allionec-also'bcat-flve mem- • 1978 elections. K IttlilUlRFORM EN 733-6441 -vGlscard-suffered-another ...... bcrs of-Glscard's cabinet Who...... - —r'T h e s e resu lts show th a t.th e the center-riglit can still win LONIXJN T uPir- Trim e' " Political sources have said .• defeat when his handplckcdI r a n in lo c al elections. S u n d a y 's • m ajority. Is- collapsing.” the Ic^slatlve sliowdown. ^ ^ WHh*'McirelQ*t” M>n;iHiH a lf Sfllon a t B lu * Lo k x Inn ’Minister James Callaglian Calloghan’s < only hope of ° candidate for Paris moyor. balloting was in thou cities Mftlerrand said, Pierre said today thal If liis govern- survival | was to arrange a deal ^ —Industry-rM inlstei— Mlchael:—;— where-no-eandldfltes-won-a ------Mauroyr-anotheM op^ialist.— merit Is defeated In a In i meetings today witti uic d’Ornono. .lost to former majority In the first round of called it "the beginning of Ihe parllomcntary confidence leaders 1 of the Liberal and ° showdown' Wednesday lie Is Ulster > Unionist parties to guarantee their support or at . convinced Iiis ruling Latxir | :ffl LITT C•QNMICIIOW least abstention from the _ MVE _____party wlll_wln_lnjlic_new 1 general elections. confidence < vote. . A ddressing a Joint m eetin g But Callaglian said. "Any • : of L ab o r p a rty and trad e union arrangements i made with : chiefs. Callaglian said. “If minority i groups will nol change the Labor parly's IKING SCHlOOL -• there Is an dectlon. the Labor « tool j party will \Wn.". c . o nscience." _ ,

: ■ Castro dernies links WEDNEMHY, MARCH 23RD -7:30 P.M. dUoh. '-8* ‘ DAR E S SALAAM. T an z an ia described Zaire President « y o u t i o ' « : (UPI) - Cuban leader Fldcl Mobutu Sese Seko as “weak , pump TWININ FAUS UOUDAfVINN ' , Castro denied today that Cuba ond desperate." ' \ N h y P J p ip e . •• was playing any role in the 'Castro accuscd Mobutu of 3ve cooking school. A ... d i h b c t i Everyone we(Welcomed to this microwov ' c u rrc n t figlitlng in Zaire, radio using the current figlitlng as special Litton Home-Ee -EconoHDlst will show you tlthe proper way to use ■ ' T an z an ia s a i d .' ••a pretext to gel military . 4CT0BVT0FABM HB ' R eporting on a' new s con- assistance from Imperialism your present microwc>wove and a n sw er any ques1istions you might hove. : fercnccglvenbyCaslroforlhc .so (hat he con continue io See all th e late st shotnortcuts and new id eas on M icrowave Cooking. < Tanzonlan government press oppress the people of Zaire," . ■ only, (hc radio quoted him as th e radio said. e n t , in c . C a ^ r o ended a five-day sta te AINFORRI • sa y in g "C uba Is not In any w ay — PHONE: 43^6066' Sponsored by Showkase Store r Twin Falls ; Involved." visit lo Tanzania Monday and ILEY Paul mwray The radio said Castro flew to southern Africa.

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7.(Caotii»edfrorap.l) r me government won reversal1 '-'womeh. Thus three yeors of longstanding disparage admission that Uie previc Involldotion of Uie law wos . of a .ruling handed down lastt low er e a m in g s would figure In1 (reatment of women.” policy was discriminatory, i made possible by Vie vote of May by U.S. District Judge2 the average and Uicir monlhly "The challenged stotule c o u ri concluded. Justice John Paul Stevens, Tliomas PlaU of New York< benefits would be somcwhot operated directly to com­ Tlie gavcmment estlmat who found Uie discrimination City. less. pensate women (or past U iat If Uie P laU ord er we to be against tlic surviving B e fo re 1972, r e ti r e m e n t Tlic court In on unsigned econ^nlc dl^riminollon.” Uie applied - uniformly. (i malespouses. benefits were computed so os5 opinion sold Congress dtd .nol—_ - - opiniojsaid. — government wouid havo to p Widows' and- widowers’ '• ' to -discriminate against menI base this system on fcaBual- lo the approximatdy nl —:— beiieflts“arc~pBRrib“ persons' ■becouse.Uieir payments were! __ a ssu m p tio n.- th a t women a re changed its-m in d In 1972 and • o v e r a g e 60. ------—■ based on"an average montlily^P ^‘Uie w e'ak'cr s e x " but actcd for cquollzcd uie treatment b( the eumers-about-$r.9-bIIIWn' • ' in Uie suit over Uie a v e r a g e ivage that Included Uiree more• Uie pennlssibie-purpose'of .sexes'dois 'nol'constllute an y e a r betw een 1977 a n d 19{ •f l ft hHIInn n ypnphnjm^^ a n d 1983; a n d “ a'ddltlor . significant amounts «ach ye O r i n IunUi ail.b en c d clarie s w ho hi > re a c h c d a g e G2 before 1975 hi 5 0 s e a r c h d ie d .” _ C ongoles , p W § ' - •

■ M a s s i n s (Hrash hurt« f o r 2 ass£ ' Admllted • and Mr..- and Mrs. Eugene* Bridget Rasmussen. Bar­ Plott. Buriey,.and a daugliter BRAZZAVILLE. Congo Ngouobi, who-WiU be burled bara Wiggins. Jom cs Martin. to Mr. and-Mrs.-Port Martin, H ansen lad • (UPI). — An interim military A pril 2. Suzanne Searie, Arthur Tilly, B uriey.' government cased public Businesses and shops In ’TWIN FALLS - A l(l-ye Margorcl Parker, GayleI security measures today but Brazzaville opened (or half a old Hansen youth was treat Nelison. Vickie Plott and-I- Coodinf; Coual.v ; . ...-kept up. Uie search for Uic tw o . d a y to d a y a s ’ a p o rt qf UiC- ■ Marla Patterson, ail Buriey; ...for. laccralidns.jnd.an. injur surviving gunmen who killed Joseph Hardy, Daniel. R. A dniU ed ankle Saturday afternoon afl Congolese President. Moricn •H enrietta Bailey, Wendell. h I is m otoreycle collid<^ wiUi Tlie French embassy In the Thompson. Donna ThompMn, Ngouabl Friday. Uic French Congo said thc borders were Zelma Moffllt and Guadalupe Dismissed c a r on Uie Blue L akes Counl embassy hero said. . s * C larence B ecker, and l^oro i also progressively being Ortego. all Heybum; Teddy G u b ro ad In'Jerom e Counly. The embassy said lifeliad -reopened a n d Uiot a n u m b e r of - Reed, Palisades;' Marie Relmers. boUi Gooding. G e ra ld L ee L arse n w r e lu m e d n c ariy to n o rm al, b u t persons had entered thc Rot)Inson, Paul; Marjorie i treated at Magic Valli that armed soldiers continued NafCic Valley Nenorial | c o u n try todoy from Zolre. Leonord, Declo; Willard Memorial -Hospital for to chcck idcnUficatlon in the J £ ' '' In - Zaire, formerly the Patterson, Murtaugli; Vcmie Admitted Satmday severe leg Jocerotion, ank streets and seorciicd cars Belgian Congo. Mobutu said Mabcy, Oakley and Bronda Fannie Jqcils. Mrs. Edwin ]injury' a n d oUicr cu ts ai trying to find the two fugitives ■govemmenl forccs have In­ Black, Elba. Davis and Mrs. Bob Owen, aii 'bru ise s. who sliot Ngouabl in an ap* flicted “heavy losses” on Uic D ism issed Bulll; Mrs, Craig Treodwell, Idaho suite Police Offlc parenl coup attempt. Two Insurgents ond have retaken Shawn Jones, Rila Mai. Twin Falls, and'Larry Gould. *George Blackburn said 11 oUier, gunmen were killed on the strategic lownofKasaJI. Charles Malmbcrg. Connie W endell. ■ :youth was traveling 'towa U iespot. He also obliquely criUclzed Sellers. Vincent* Wolfe, DlsmlaaedSatunlay Snake ‘ River Canyon and t) A 7 p.m. lo 6 a.m. curfew residents of the former S u s in n e E v e rslic d and Sherrie KaUil Steen. Bill Miller. ‘c o u n try club a re a w lieh he.m also remained in forcc. Katanga province for aiding Reward, all Burley; Alvin JohnSommerSr., Mrs. Harold Jthe automobile coming fro Tlie Congolese foreign Uie 1 invaders, belfevcd to be ,Campion. Albion; Ricardo Mwrison, Mrs. Dick Truscolt, JUie canyon and driven i ministry xefused_ to confirm _ : J o m e r _ K o ^ n g a _ m ilitia m e n _- -lUtfCt.-Paul:- Fallh -Eagle, Ellis Houston. Mrs. Fred EdIU) | Irene Laats. 48, Tw reports that Uie'a^sslrm tibn"' ' who fougtit under secessionist ___ ^D cclo;_M ariha F ow ler nnrf Rcsch. Calvin Lichtyj:ynUiia ‘F a lls . H e w as throw n.from U — nttemprtrad’becn'OKiiSlratea 1 -Iggagf-MdlseT^iombe In Uie— Roxanne Hubsmith. both Wooten, George Alvey and cycle ‘ and over uic lio^'^U e a riy 19G0S. ' by former President Alphonse < Rupert; John Brucc, Leslie Rile, all Twiii Falls. - car, < Blackburn said.; . MassambO'Dcbol or that Uie Pocatello; Tina P(elfer and . Shannon Hensley, Damage U) lhe automobi W angled la c o tbe cords of hla raaenre latter wos under arrest. Donna Thompson, both Springdale; Billy Klnyon, 'w a s e stim a te d a t $1,000 and pandnite, Jeny l^soa is_« s_ctrt^,by.plcnlcken:-- ___—_ ZairePresldcnlMobutuSese ____ H ey b u m .------' ------CasUeford; Mrs. David Lohr ^th e c y cle at.MOO. M rs. L aa — ^------at Pa«(leotrCiU/.,'aft»r tbtbey watched him fan . Seko; whose government is News of w a s n o t Injured. T he Accldei ~T Jiiliij^r ~ to wltbln 200 feet cf tbe B irth s and daugliter ond Mrs. Ralph ' be grpuDd before his 1under attack by insurgents in A son lo Mr. and Mrs, occurred about 2:30 p.m. reaerve chute opened. His Morris, both Filer; Almo ® Us ’chute brake ithe southern copper-rich C:horics Arrington, Oakley. • J■ a g c is a n d Glen Olson, both away during Us Jump. Ty»rysoQ lan d ed in a bar^ I I injured province of Shaba, deciarcd record B uhl; M rs. D ennis WaBa and " becue pit, rc fM rt^ suffertfering a broken ankle I three days of mourning^for. son a n d H eldl C^orle, both and sprained wrist. (UPI)) DAMAGE - Officials at Hansen; Mrs. Stuart Tolmon. FOR RENT Carpenter’s Imported Cars, Murtaugh: HcaUi Stradley, 129 Third Avc. N., lold pollcc Commerclol olftca oi Hotel man’s Heybum;1 Mrs. Daniel Ensign someone caused about $400 In retail store tpdie,. Ex ondI douglilcr, Shoshone; Mrs, FT damage J*rtday night when cellent Main Street Tom Dean, Eden, and Paul J----— th e y U irew ro ck s th ro u g h t,wo location. _ . _ If car target ]Anderson, Wendell. windows In Uic building. In­ m ¥fflDD©y vestigation Is continuing. ' Minidoka Nrmorial 1500SQ.FT. ■*■ . / at Hailey IVJ .^AdiQltted Immediate Occupancy. Lucy Chapa, Burley; Winnie New Furnace and Fully 5 R. Jeanne Justitus Shaffer ■ HAILEY — Someone, R alph Owei'en Sullivan Thrall. Heybum, and Loa Jean Air Conditioned. M ilton Seesee probably a former employe of ^ "J HAILEY — Roycc Jeanne / —MillM m W ilama^gaiTtSrboth— Alaska, whon! Mrs. Shnllcr W ENDELL- Ralph Owen ElksLodgo.v 'Uic'HIawatha Hotel, smoslicd p ------Coll— — ^ u s tu s S h a f fc r . S3, H ailey, died o R upert. (4>erated a beauty salon until Sullivan, St 79, died Saturday at .Survivors Include two sons, . GLENNS FERRY - Milton Uic Windows of hotel owner - ■ %unday at a Bolso hospital of 1 Dismissed 1972 w hen slie re lu m e d to NampoN j of an extended illness. . Oliver ' “Bus” Sullivan. Sparks, Secsee, 66. Glenns Ferry, died D erek G u n d erso n ’s lo tc model S bonccr. H I olley. ... H, Shlriey Reynolds and Candl He had • been undergoing Nev.., and Donald Sullivan; f S a tu rd a y In a fire a t h la h o m e. car while it sat In fronfof the p WESTERN ^ ^ m J u n c 19,1023, In H allcy, ' member f of thc Americon tn Furgason,boUi Rupert. treatment at Uie Mountain Nampa; twojdaughlers. Mrs. Born Oct, 4, 1910, in • hotel eariy Friday, according - -Stfje attended Hallcy schools Legion I Auxiliary. Bloinc si Stales Tumor Clinic In Boise. • ^ Maynard. (Betty) Hammer. Youngstown, Ohio, he served to Hailey police. - - •end graduated from Kailcy CountyPosl24: ( ...... A d a u g h te r to Lucy Cliapo, REALTY H e w a s l» m Aug. 14,1897, a t Nampa, 1 and Mrs. William in Uie U.S. N avy fo r 20 y e a rs. The car. an Austin, stood In - q W lg b School in IMO. She She Is survived by one son n, B uriey. , 733-2365 Delta. Colo. In 19l4 hc married (Rita) Ratcliff. Murray. Ulah; 'Hc had lived In Glenns Ferry front of Uie hotel which hos i' 'graduated {rom business Geoi'ge C LeRoy Shaffer, wi M ild re d K le ln fllte r. In 1909 h e one ' breUicr, Joe Sullivan, ‘a b o u t 25 to 30 y e ars. -■ |been closed due to unpaid sctMKd In A naheim , C alif., Spokane, S Wash.; her moUier. mi moved to Twin Falls and In Wendell, ' and 13grandchlidron. , He married Evelyn Skinner debts, i with ail four windows where she lived wltli her Mrs, ^ DoroUiy Povey, Holley; w 1920 c a m e lo W endell w h ere hc Funeral scrvlccs will be O ct. 12; 1966, In W innem ucca. smaslicd, . according to Hailey grandparents. ono o bro th er. D onald K. Ju stu s, foi N ev . j f a rm e d . conducted « at 1;M p.m. Wed- * Pollcc a ilef Dan Norton. During World War H she Boise, E and two .grand- -i ' L a te r h e w orked for Uie nesday > at Qirist lAitheron , M r. S ecsee wos a m e m b e r of "Somebody Just wiped Uiem ■ worked as a secretary at dougliters. d Idaho Hereford Ranch from ‘ CJhureh < by Rev. Herb McCabe. \the Episcopal Church, out,” , Norton said. “TJiey could - Douglas Aircraft. She was a Funeral scrvlccs will be at 1 19. Veterans of Foreign Wars and | I9S3 lo 1963. H c. w orked a t Last 1 rites will be In the Wen- V h av e used p b ric k o r a piece of jmitKV HOLMAN/ ~llcensed beautician and a p.m. P Tliursday In Uic Wood Br Briggs Ranch, Inc., at Dllloiu d < e ll C kjm ctcp'. the American Legion. (tile or it could have been an member of thc National RtVcr R Diopcl by Rev. Everett Mt JrtQnL^unUU967^rctumlng-td‘—------Ihe__lainlly_suggc8ts— , Surviving- are his wife.____axeor.someUilngrcddls)i-", ______BerrojrBurial wniTw liTUiS »h< the Idaho Hereford Ranch _ memorials » to Uic Mountain Gleims ^ Ferry; a son. Floyd N orton sa id Uie a ttac k Is :¥ CosmctologlstsAssoclatlon. H a lle y C im c lc iy . - - -- ...... JJ until 1976 when hc rcUred and SlatcsTiimbrClinlc, S Boise. Secsee, Bozeman, Mont.; two- probably , revenge agoinsl ' She married George A. Friends moy colt at U>e me moved back to Uie West Point Friends moy coil Tuesdoy brothers, ? Kenneth Scesee, Gunderson < who has nol paid £■ . Shaffer In IM2 In Californio. chopel cl from Tuesday evening arcasouUiwcstofWcndeli. ., and 8 Wednesday moming al Hammett, ^ and Dale Secsee, former | employes of Uie hotel" :S T^y moved to Anchoragc, uotiiservlcctimeThursday. ui j Mr. Sullivan belonged to thc Uepcr I Mortuary. San “ Francisco, and two Uicir t wogcs and has otiicr 'g sisters, Mrs. Lcnora Allen and outstanding r debts against Uie p ^ i luestionI H elen M yers, boUi Boise. , j Helene F. i •H lawaU ia H otel. I hovo sovon>ral cemetery gfpve | Spacek A nna Th<'hon Lisle Funeral services will be al “ T h e hotel Is ge ttin g sued by 2: spacos which our o fam l^no longer ' ?i 2:30 p.m. Tuesdoy al Uie War ex-employes e Ior wage, Pfeiffer. Utica, N.Y.; tAusons KING HILL - Mrs. Anna . needs — howI nc w as a m e m b er o F U ie — •Clltltfr ' ^ m O T Ied l-'ronk L isld ^ jjuA rics, .James jndJflicliael TM - -/^ nswer-r• • • « tfae L orain R yals L • Western Bohcmion Fraternal F u n e ral se rv ice s wlli be o l S Sc] e p t. 16, 1899. a t B ossctt, N eb, JSJ e . all Washington, antf I:-; fi Organization and a former 2:30 2': p.m. Wednesdoy. at H He e r hu sb a n d c a m c lo K ing H ill aiffordU < sle, California; four. J E R p M E — M ae M . Lo^rain ______SInc* w don't know ihi member of Uie Filer Rebekah R».niw»nlnff-nt-----1 . .y* Ih* tpeclHc C*m*t*ry In. H y a i g -W. J e ro m e ;' died Uiis “ Tw! wnicn you own property■ty w t will ontwvr yw r 7!"^ ------to d g ir ------^------— wjvoyne : Hoag of Hie Christian ^Uie King Hill Tract Irrigation . ® and Mrs. Nellie RIchqy, boUi nmoming at St. Benedict’s ' 0 ■ :|:i quatllon In general. Th*ri*r* It alwoyt o mwrfc*! ■■■:■ A • She was married to Eugene ^!:cnter officiaUng. Burial will t (or ih* tale of property li N ac h es, 'W a s h ., Mrs". Cecil hHospital after a lingering I In w*li monog*d e*tn*' fi - ' $; but many (oetort-t control wh*th*r lh*t* ■:•: i:< S p a c ek on M arch 6. 1935, in bJC e InSunset-Mcmorial Park. Boil, King Hill, and Mrs. Dolly uilln ess.. Washington, Kan. Friends ! may call al Uie -■m- X- U rav etm ay b e to ld o rtoI wwhom they moy b* told. ;i;; ^ Leona Strain —-.Be ergm an, Halfway, Ore. Funeral arrangements are Surviving are her husband; ch:hapel Tuesday ond until time Bctlcolly ihere or* two• typ*»f of c*m*l*rl*» — ::i; -Ji;-; Funeral arrangements Ptt* t* ' 7 . ss , i G ara m a e Btoi)wles Drew^ Magic Valley Memorial Rudolph That* tpocet con utuolFybi'b«Mldbutthwor«iu^ :!:! ^ M arieta D elaney p |*ct lo th* rulei, r*gvtotlcitloni and l>]^law« Mtob- ^ TWIN FALLS - Mrs. ’^susurvived Uic oU ak on Pearl H ospital o f In ju ries received In gi;| llthed by ih« ownert. an automobile accident Feb. . Claramoc Bowles Drew. C2. HarborHj In 1941 ond relumed to . ^ HochhMter - BU R L E Y - M o rlc ta Colleen fl«(or* yoO try to «e1i your«ir c*m*t*ry prop*r1y In. ;s: J5 Walla Walla. Wasli., former Uic Ui moinland to make their 27.1977, in Jerom e Counly. Delaney, l-monUi-old daugliter veillBote lhe raelol. r*ilg1.Iglout. irot*m ol ond v*» < , brJACKWAMEMS v: *rani retirlctlont which opply. oc If you Qtv* o wor Twin Falls resident, died hahom e while h e r husband w as In ,,, B o m D ec . 10, 1894, a t TWIN FALLS - Rudolph . of Theresa Dcloney, Burley, Hlgbce. Mo., slic had lived in H o ch h a ltc r, 73. Twin Foils.- d i;i: ronty deed lo on InillgibJibl* buyer yoo moy>b* Saturday at Walla Walin ofter th:■>: mnent ( a m e m o rial se rv ice wiil Caldwell, Buriey; one son, William Strain, Portland, ' (rom lllnett. He give* bountl- ^Faiiw al Servlces'i •c .held al thc First „ ON RATES: ^ lly ol hit tim e without re- Ore.; two sisters, Lillian SUBSCRIPTk Jongregational Church, Walla num*rotlbn to public botpltalt 'X-:-: • “The Chape!byY the Park" i .HOM EDELIVERY: . B'a y MAIL: . . BUHL_T_Thc-funerol for W°iVolin, a l2 p .n i, Tuesday - 0Oochnor 0 c and CaUici^ne, boUi -' ~dnd:dlnlci;.H* Vt our-gi*a> OncMonlK ...... ' 13G 4lh AVE. EAST--TWIN FALLS "' | MaymcG. Owen, 62, who died The 1 family suggests con- Ashtabula, Ohio; one brother, . ' pQVOblo In oifvonco heaUr, oor Symbol ol S* fOoily 4 Sunday) 4 00 (Dail)> 8 Sunday) . Fridoy. will be - at 2 p.m. trllribullons be mode lo thc William Crawford, Higbec; six ‘ eurltyl ■ 5;.S> PHONE 7336) 6 6 0 0 I T ueadoy a t Uie Buhl C a lv a ry Coi grandchildren and six great> * 1 mr o n th ...... 4.35 ^ e r F und, W alla WoUa. grandchildren; t SUBSCRIPTIONS & 3r:n>of»lh» : ...... 12,35 ■ ...... W _ y _ - Assembly of God Church i mo nth*...... 34.50 m I .. • Funeral, scnrlccs. for Mrs, . DELIVERY SERVICE -NEWLOCATION , . ■r a tio n a l SKI.hCTH)hI>M0RT1CWNS . g ------Burial.willbelnCalifomio...... 733.0931 ^ . ' !/ yeor...... :..,.,:45.00‘ Bertha Hiil sinStrain will be at 2;30-p.hi. ^oll tubtcriplloni or« told only --BURI-EY - A funeral for Tueruesdoy’ al White Mortuary . b,c-iiyo»r (here corrler dcllvary It nol Cartier . BURLEY - .Mrs. BerUia’. ChoChapel by Rev. Gilbert Myers. • ■TELEX I ...... » e e . A n a L a H a f c h e , 207 • Heoring Aid Service------^ .Buriey..who died Friday: wfll “mil, I 94, longtime Buriey FinFinal rites will be In Sunset TIMES-NEWS TOLL-FREEE PHONEI NUMBERS: , ^ resident, died Uiis moming ot MciM em orial P > rk . ’ 10«1Uv»lakMNo. ' f ' .. be at 2 p.m. Tuesday. In the ' FillHer. Ro9«r(on. ' U«*erL*v*l,TwlAF«llt BurieV Third • Ward ‘ LDS' Cassia M em orial H ospital. Friends F may call at thc Buhl.Coillilerd. ■ . . . . S43-4«48 • Ho lolltiM r...... 3 2 i.S 3 7 S P«ion*73»-0«0l ^ ______Church. Burial will be“ ln Scrvlccs wiil be annoiinccd ,- cha;:hapel until 9 p.m. today and jBurUy. Rupert. Paul [^endojj.'ierome. OakUy. Norland ...J.«7B-3$S2 WeSoiufeOurTowni PleasantvlewCemetery. bytiy P a y n e M ortuary. ■ untijn til 1:30 p .m . T yesday. ^ ln B .H o g « rtn a n . 536.3535 '

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Monday.Mafch21.1977* Tmrim es-Nows.Twin Fall#, Idaho t n d ia volters busst In d iria , p a r t y N EW D ELHI. In d ia i t J P I l - Iparliamentary scats fihowcd defeated d by . Janata can- «‘ w-ouldv meet later in the Mrs. Gandhi’s since lie ted a ■ •didatcs. , s PlPrim e Minister Indira Gandiil 1ihe Congress party won., 11.1 d sflecl Mrs. Gand.hl'-s 191969partyrevoit. ' .-I wos swept from power today In tand its allies 17.-while' the A personal aide to the prime replacement r us leader of the Both men were Juiled under I a rounding’ parliamentary Janata party, .an opposition minister. n H.Y. Sharada p p a rty . MMrs. Gandhi's .emcrRcncy B eiecllon defeat and her •, ccoalition, h e ld 140. T he resn t P F i^ d . said she would submit ,_'pnJ*party with, the most, nrule, which also Imposed u I - Ornr^ri.«e Pnrty -wenLlb-a-acattiidnft-Of-ollicr—.h«C_tcsiiinailQaiJal£C_lii-Uie— h -parliament-coaU-u-Ul-form-a'— p —Ktrlcl—prott- sl ccniocstilp - flnri. - 1 n ile d India since Independence iparties.' dny. d He dcscrlbcrt her ns govemmenl g loter In the. wwk. sisuspended civil liberties. ___ - Q ,in 1947, irailed th e opposition. M rs. Gandlil'. polled J22.S17 “pretty " cheerful" despite her Should S ' the Congress' party . Popular anger af'thc. 'H A s[>okcsman for Mrst-Gandhi \votes to l77.72a',foc htr„rlval.. loss. li . ' . ■ ■ ' • lose, ll the two leodlng can- ,irm e asu re had bocnm e th e main- I “ 5flia“ Sifr wotufl' rcsiiiii' lutw — i RnJ-NanrtiinrSofcliillstiawyw. -- ■ ^ nur'lK{ny^urceii~sard^ 'didalc's' 'd lot* "t>flW0~tntnl5tcr‘— Is . V':-' '^ w . ' lo d a y . - . i In her home districrof Rae • theycxpectcdactingPresldent tl would\ be Ram and H er opponents bl»cd**th'e r a c e I ' Hours after her defeat was IBareli, seemingly' laying to B.D- E Jatti to ask Mrs. Gandhi •' MorarJIDesal. f _ , aa^ a choice between I hnnounced.. -Mrs. Gondlij irest her party's slogan that 10 li re m a in in om ce and head a Ram. 68. led a rebellion "democracy and die* I revoked the liarsli and un- • "India is Indira and Indira Is brief b caretaker govemmenl within \ Ihe Congress party lasl tjtatonhip." I India.". . until u a new-prime minister Is monlh r and- formed the. Other voter grievances In- I ' M t ^ : ■ p*popular stote of emergency I which slie Imposed 21 months Hor controversial 30-year* sw s o rn in. ' ' Congress ( for Democracy celuded, com pulsory I ago and which was largely cold son S a n ja y lost by 73.000 V.B. RaJu. a general . Party I thot lined up with the ssterilizations and 'Sanjay I crcdltedforherdownfall.' . 'votes In 0 constituency ad- secretary s ol the Congress opposition c Janata Party.' CGhandi's growing Influqnce in J Official results fo rm of &10 jjoining hers. Both were party.- p said party officials I>esai. 1 81: has been a foe of tlth e governm ent. I The campaign started with I Mrs. Qandlii's surprise Jan. 18 I decision to hold elections. The I opposition, fragmented in oil I previous elections, united I Gailms for f^rench ileft - Ispeedily-on - the. • emergefwy , Issue and later Jagjlvan’s ' ' ' ' ' INDIRA GANDHI rebellious' Congress parly PARIS (UPll - A Com- ...Premier I Jacques Chirac, n voting v M arch 13. 'end' for this regime that has- r faction lined up w ith It. . . . r«RignH officc munist-Sociolist alliance has Gauilist. ( leader who split GIscard. who beat Socialist ru i le d fo r 20 y e a r s ." f won control of a majority o f'■ reccntiywlththepresident. i leader i, Francois Mitterrand by Prime Minister Raymond Barre worned the ruling FlFrcncli-cities wiih stunning . Chirac's 48 seats in the . only c I per cent in the 1974 I elelection gains that could 109seot i city council will make presidential p eiecllon. has since coalition i factions "must pull /"PROSTHETIC; H A IR ''^ |R foreshadow a leftist victory In ' 'him I Paris* first mayor in more seen s the left beat his forces in themselves i together and unite Naw "bratthlng'' aynthtllc ihinI mll at __ b a co m a t part of your acalp wittiittioui th e 1978 p a rliam e n ta ry d e c - th i a n a c e n tu ry . the t 197C cantonal elections nnd without doubts or' mental th •or#*fy 5Q10 e ije w HERE lions.til Incomplete reports showed a j string of parliamentary reservations i , around the Returns please Jaacques Chirac The Communist-Socialist the I leftist election landslide. byelectlons. i 1president of the republic" if SPECIAL wins in Sunday’s local elec: larger I than most experts had Leftist leaders greeted their . ithey want to beat the left next OFFER _ _ : ______til tions threaten to widen a split p | r e d ic te d , s w e p t 13C o f -gains\ with unconcealed.gleo. y e a r. . OICKNOWI wwllhin the ccntera . / c

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H B A l i lN E I M N ^ • " r — — — — ^ ^ ^ t o m e - lilt th e news w hen h e ^ ■ By HARRY FRANI ~'Colum PUDua. th e h e a d q u a rte rs of h is publishllslilim Flynl's m o e aa ln b , Illl ttKmnu r'. a ,rti,i at)fTjBcquellne'Kennedy ’' — t w g l N ' , OlllU r t IllUluir cuniu UUl Ul u .. compfiT^ 'i y - . • - to Ohio Gov. Jam es A. - downlown building In Colunimbus, Ohlor,lale , Smith'sh's answer was that hc knew of (he Onassls and an aide (o r . A M E S M ^ - ^ - Ing a copy a n d ta k in g It Saturday nTornlng holding thec hand of a pretty proposedc d pro secu tio n In H am ilton Ck)unty,• “"an i d ” tfcles ei^Ialn !Icc In 0 ploln brow n en-. ' 1 1 ^ ' : Uttle giri who appcared,tQ.bc aba o u t 3 o r 4 y e a r s . i knew' they’d tl give It o good.sliot.’! He adnidmlts governor's ^Ic( why Clnciooati , • old. Shewascarr>-inga'colorinng l)ook under her there wa:vas a b e tte r c h a n c c of convicting Flyntly n tln - vclope. was tbe wrong a rm . _ • . , ClnclnnalnaU a n d th e c h a n c e s dw indled th e fartiarther - was explained the go'governor was a slu'deinrof g rea l AmcHcan hlslory. esptfcl«:IallyUieproslden(8ond- . . ' place at the . U was a sccne that is alilm o st ty p ical li^.; n o rth you yoi gol In the stole. Hc sees no gn downlown offlcc buildings on weekends.V Daddy- *■ chancctli! th a t F ly n t .will b e convicted in CuyahcrahoKa their wives. ------^wroDg time; for ' : Flynt met conslderahlihly Qpposldon whcp hc . w a s com ing dnw n to c le a r hi.s; deskt lo got ready- County,’, wv here h e h a s also been Indicted, n Bexley, an old, wealthy H ustler, and why 4 . for (hc next week and the daujugliter got the ad- ; But nollotoll calls were antl-Flynt. One nfanan titold purchased o ^onslon In I n the c&stem pari of publisher Larry venture of working wllh hlnIm In th e office. • S m ith that tli reading Hustler had cured‘d his . anti suburb In ColuiAus. Flynt can’t get They’d probably go to a fast fo Dad's Icolhcr sports Jacket-wwos-a Hustler.T- - Isnowhl:hlS'headquorters.‘He had opened earlr a rile r------llberol.educatlon. It wjw as fi^^arcd-wliat th e y 'd ------sh irt. Hc w as one of so m e 140 ppersons who.work clubs In lustier le am from F ly n t m iglitUobctoollberal. t( I home town. in Dayton and' Cincinnati. The Hust forljirry Flynt Publications atit 3(5 an d -lo w . G a y , c lu b s w/e er re p a t'tc m e d to som e extent on Playhayboy Wlille UieJ couldn’ti slsto p th e p u reh a se o f (hc ' St, C iiibs ond an Uic magazine was started as,,s n $375,000 home. Uic'nelghl:Jibors ond the school did In rcccnt weeks those hulldln:ngs have been the newslettcItcr for memtxrs. objccl when F ly n t appllers a. l becausc the group Is open o lo all views. A Prosccutlng Attomey Georgegc C. Smith of OhloStateIte University. previous speaker wasis Judge William J. Franklin County (which Incluludes Columbus), l( is welveil know hc contributed J5.000 forir tlthe Morrissey, who sentencededFlynl In Cincinnati. got a number of calls from Inrate persons who wld«vs ondoi children of two Columbus poli(m IIcc ' Tlie Fonim's bulIetin-11-lndlcotcs Uic speaking wondered why Flynt was nolot p ro sec u te d i n officers killedkll while pursuing 0 fleeing crimlinai. ina Invitation may hove beerxn aimed at Increoslng attendance and member

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fTiy Carrter enttertains' intermationalHeaderss — ByJAtfESRESTON N tim e a n d ssettled nothing, gave Porilllollo of Minister Rahin nf Israel. 'who Impressed Carter- firstrst chancc to test himself, and by the N.V.TlmesServlee the private riglits. his willlngn«Kss (0 consult in advance on ® Mexico. Trudtudedu of Canada, and Callagimnan of , as being excessively rigltjld ond sd ff-n e ck e d — (estiistimony ofhls visitors, came off very w ywell., world economic,, political and military WASHINGTON - ThChs wasIS a. popular Britain a moremo accurate measure of him;; aat n d a n d - Ihcnv m a y l>c tnrouble ahead in Ills . If If nothing else, he demuftslratedd inii these prc^lems, and his detcrmlnlatlond( to slow down - ■ tlieory ahoul JImmv Carter whercn he captured-. '' yir«. vorena - H o h a d -a h a rd tfrnf? w ith PrlT2rlm o ...... rclallnn>ililp-.>.but..on4lwta-U'lu)ldXai4cr-liad-a ------mcoi tlic WIdte House Uiat hc wouldId b e th e (Irst -of-hu>nan^— —Uie- a rm s-raw were Wi not Iin exerelse 'In American president since the lastt g( re a t w a r who______■______-propaganda.

. p ro b lem s a n d leave a little a lr-spm a c e fo r a w hile - between liimself and tlic r^ to f thetl worid. But ^ p n — ^ It’s not wforklng out th a t wnv. In the lasl month, hc has playcyed host to tlie ' . | j j l f f H u president of Mcxico. and the prlmimemlnlstcrsof Canada, Israel and Brllnlft andd (hey will be. ' I J m l J d fOljoWcd In the next few weeks> by I (hc prime ' m in iste r of J a p a n a n d a p a ra d e of)f v isito rs from . (hc M lM e East. Then the PresidIdent will be off ' (0 D oW nlngStreet nnd NATO In E'u u ro p e . . _ Meanwhile, he agreed to addn*ress the Uniled Ndiions, though there is reall]lly no United • N atio n s to a d d re ss rig h t now. TIjcle U.N. General As8cmt}ly Is not In format scssiolion. His friend A ndy Y oung Is presiding ov e r th eeU.N. Security Councll'tlils montli. but even Younling a g re e d that there was rcally no precedcnl’ 0;of purpose for • Carter to take a seat at Oii councncll table, even thougl) some of his own advisers> thouglitt It w as an unnecessary and even prcsun else. Criticism of presidents sliould nnever be taken ■' ' too seriously In Waslilngton untilill p eople begin making Jokes about them, but wh.•hen th e y begin to say Umt Jimmy Carter has'lntntroduced “Ihe open m outh policy" and Uial Ills newnc chief of the National Security Council, Zbignlcilew Brzczlnskl, Is getting "too Zblg for his brltclIchcs.” ' Uiat Is o n ly m lld ly funny. Even Mrs. Carter reports tliata t slie told her. husband people were saying hc talkst. first and. ’ tlilnks later, lo which he made tlie: “tliey donH knowhow much I Uilnknk.’.’ - , ______.It was a sllgliUy stuffy bubut significant ' statement, for while he has madede some verbal ^j w \ o / S h H Blips and tactical mistakes alcmgUUwway.hehas If. Jufl|K U U|.l| Utought about Uie strategy of all thUi e se m eetings, * and on biancc,.has_achleved’ m

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5 'WASHINGTON (UPI)' -- ' today, on proposed legislationn Work on the bomb wass -' In th c Snviei Union’s chem lciil. "Give 'em a little nerve' ■ R f Without fanfare, the Pentagon1 urg in g de stru ctio n of chcm lcalll •. c a n c e le d ln l9 6 9 - lh c .)tt< J rlh cu -• warfare capability. uHhnugli along w llh hlgli cxpln.slyo.. has reversed its 19C9 decision1 weapon stockpiles and '-th?^ Unlled'Statcs ended ils germ^ both nations have signed aI lUmakcs ll hard for then to "dc-emphaslie” Us gas> banning of binary weaponn , warfare pro^m .-and_one— • warfare program and now Is5 produciion. ' y e a r a lte r on incident In w hich[, “We underestimated the• ‘ one..,, working to upgrade its ablllly'___. The Navy Is spending Sl.5S n e rv e jrfH r a tle d 30 m iles f r o mn • ' th re a t and ll gol us in tro u b le ." KcverUiclc88< m osl- of >i ■ a le iE S t te and killed b.uuu 0 9old-o-eliemle»^-war4eFO-«K— Uiwst-oUlilK-yeari6;prog Research currently Is undor_r_ r e s e a r c h , o n u b o m ’b'.I shee^Utih; pe rt. -$147 m illion-is dcfchi “way on a-hcK’c gas which can1 .'codcriamcd "Big Eye.” that Officials cite reports fmmI w ith p rio rity o'n overgarm _ 1 cause - .ogQnizlngJdeoth-w llh-i--.womd, spread the gas ove> a • In uVc “ d e < m phasls"-\\Jiich.I*.'. Rusitian ‘dcfectf|fs lhal ilie,. to -orolcct "U.S. troOt>s.:i polillcal decision to. ’use> Russian gas. only a drop oc twoion a pci^- . Army Is spending $2.7 million ‘decided lo phiise out.the Ar-'' . chemical warfare already hasi Officials say produciio son’s skin. to cSntlnue research on the my’s Chemical Corps, which • teen- mnde. and .Soviet com- the "binary" ^lell wouh Sen. Lowell' Weicker ofr controversial binary artillery dealt wllh defense against gass manders can issue the orders< c re a se sa fe ty of th e sloci Connecticut and Rep. RichardI shell that would mix two•j asw ll as developing weapons:,. on their' own. In thc UnitedI of U!s. chcmlcal wea] Schulze of PennsylvaniaI harmless chemicals in flighl too The Army now has reverseaa Stales, tho o rd e r v\x)uld h av c to) kepi m ostly a t depots Ir ■ scheduled a Jiews confQrence• form a dead ly nerve gas. that decision, cillng a Brow-thI) com e from th e Pre.sident. United Stales, - - U.S. .chcmlcal warfare ex-. - - Congress -vetoed H . ports talk In a way that wouldJ , m lllloh to s ta r t . wojrli t e L-hillIng to m a n y civilianss production facilities for atmut possltile use of gas(; shells'In Uic past two y Cubariuike plant caccident m ines. mi<;silcs. Im m bs andJ and P resldeni FtirtI tool shells as defensive and of­ req u e st out of th c budg< fensive weapons. Uie y e a rte g ln n in g O c t. 1. could en^danger Fi^orida WASHINGTON tUPli - Ifa1 extent of leakage or what thele structures by having nuclear accident was to occurr specifics of the accidcnlnl W“cstlnghousc containment. r i ® ¥ 0 at a proposed Soviet powerr were." a DIA analyst replied.d. buildings erected. Such i s H i r ■ ' 1 1^2 planlonCuha. thp fallout could1 "ConcelvaWy those areasIS modifications and refinements ••conceivably” reach souihern1 , would be subjeci to con-n- by Cuba would definitely In- Florida, according loD lamination." .crease the 'safety of its congressional testimonyk' Maj. J.T. McCandlc.ss. a DIA[A pro p o sed rOuctor." Uitin American aniily.st, said 1 WED. IIU rele ased S a tu rd ay . id Conslrucllon of the ARCH23i U.S. ■ mililar>' inlelligenceI? all Soviel reactors In Haslcrnrn MOnicKawalt electric C o m e J o hin Us ... See officials added In theirr Europ and Russia have bi-enen pressurized waler reactor was lc.slimony. "We do not believec constructed without, .cun-m-— to bcKin carl.v lhis y e a r a s p airi ri S p r / n Q 6& S u m m e r that the supply by the SovielI tainmcnl buildini;s' standardrd of a 11)75 agreement telweenen ' ' • * Union of a nuclear station to0 on American and- Wi'Sts t M oscow and H avana. "Mc- ■ • Cuba is a prelude to thee E u ro p ea n re a c to rs of tht*h»* Candlesssaid. JEWISH DEFENSE_ LLeague leader Meir ...... development..of _n_nuclcarr ... pressurized , waler reactoro r ...... •..!______1...... ALASKANIVACATIONS wiv of l» Uion a hun- ’ I PWR 1 type. • J! Kahane addresses a.grouf ,„l CLASSIFIED ADS yout Olfoet ■ McCnndless said Finliinil ______• rtnid demonstrators acros*POSS the rtreet from tte ______Cliairman Dante B. Fa.scel1. ■ • line 10 cxua caah. Placo ono mHanan Muslin Cenler In ------u-' F ia r ~ a r ' UlC Houi;i?~~ trr- lie iodoy by dialing/AJ-WJI------^ b U D V o c a l ” S unday. T b e JD L sta g e dl aa pI ro te s t a g a in s t tiie 39 terna'lional Relations sub- hour takeover of a B’nalnal Br’rlUi building by commiUec which heard the .. p r o t e s t Hanafls two weeks ago. PolicePo formed a cordon------closed-door. tcstimony._last 0 P.M.— ^ ------between the pPotesters-Hndm dttecenter;(UPI) ------1^1=SPRAY FRUlId=TREESJIOW!=- ___ also s ta te d C uba could m odifyV W i t h D o>rm n ant Spray A d m l sssloh'Fr,ee i the planl lo assure higlier ' (Thti kllli «ggt of bugi wintcrad ov«r) - safelyslandnrds. E v e r y o ml e W e l c o m e In releasing the leslimon.v. This must beb done before See .. . A laska1 FFilm Show ing w ith t „scell said hc asked Defense t r e eIS s le a f o u t S u p e r i cority Sovicle t g o a l Intelligence Agency (DIA) W estours Insiside Passage... officlaI.s Scpl. IG If a nuclear PLUS... SoulUth Pacific Film accident al the Cubon planl C N.Y. Tim et Service . world and. Uierefore, thal they ; -percelvlngthisnced." 1 WESTERN GlBARDEN SUPPLY would result In - radioactive WASHINGTON-Stansfleld ' '‘can.' without necessarily going On another inlelligcncc ^ fallout insoulhern Florida. 4 WAYS TRAAVEL SERVICE, INI Turner, dircclor ot Central lo war. gain an over'all Issue, he said that hc regarded ANDINURSERY SSSMotn A**.W..1M.F. aiaw. I»h,«Mri0 Jo "ll would depend on tho 734-7aOS Intelligence, said Sunday lie political advantage." previous covert payments to FILER ANDID POltrSTREtT ______believes the Soviet Union Is ■ turner, who left his Navy foreign leaders a "veryry seeking military superiority posl as commander of Atlantic common and very legitimateJle ,______over the United States to gain alliance forccs in the tool of foreign policy." which,:h. . ‘ political leverage and to M ed lle rran e an to ta k e o v e r th c in the case of secret Americanan . ______compensate for domestic Central Intelligence Agency payments, had constituted an shortcomings. o n M a rc h 10, m a d e th c "Infinitesimal part” of Uiehe ‘•I believe thc Soviets think rem arks on the CBS television billions of dollars in foreignign -in IflUi c e n lu ry te rm s." lie program. Face Uie Nation. assistance extended over the:he jsald. *‘I think they arc trying to Asked aboul his cstlmatc.of ’ la s t 30 y e a rs. " I t d o c f n o t In- in Twinn F alls vol.ve things . that are not,lO t,, l i j i w i 'compensate for their current Soviet mlHtar'y’ S/eaknesscs. economic. strength — a subjcct of con­ p ro p er,” h e said. Ideological and political, by siderable- debate among Hc acknowledged, however,sr. building a military force that United States policymakers — that "a few" projected coverte rt - . they hope will welglt in the Turner said: ” I think Uiat the operations had been called off b a la n c e .” military balance Is gradually rcccntly either bccausc theyl e ; ^ Hc added; "they hope Umt e ro d in g to th e Soviet sid e .” were assessed as too risky o r f tills power of mllllary forces However, he said the United- because it was felt that thelhe . B a n i k w ll i e n r ; can te translated into political States "can and will redress operations could te Just as wellell opportunity, to political that again because I think thc conducted openly. , leveroge on the rest of the people of Ihe United States arc

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e N .Y . T im e s Se n d e e predecessor In the Ford ad­ be en found. WASHINGTON — The ministration. told Agee that hc The.declsion by.the.depart­rt- , Justice Department has told was slill the subjcct of an in­ ment comes at a time whenicn - ■ ', ' ' Phllip B. F. Agee, the former vestigation because of Agee Is . facing deportationIon r f l H - l i T \ Central Intelligence Agency classified matcrlar that he.. from Britain "in thc interestssis offieer who wrote a con- revealed in his book and that of national security." and att a m : ------trbversial^Jjook about thc _liclm ig»it be prosccuted if hc! time when officials of thehe agency, that he will not be returned. ' , ”~Centrnl~IntelltBcncc~Agcncy'icy------prosecuted for violations of thc C ivllcltl said Sunday th a t hisi have been complaining openlyIly Espionage Act-If he returns decision did not represent any. that currcnt law’s are notlot •' h e re from E ngland. It w as d ia n g e .in a ttitu d e on th e p a rt adequate to . prevent' jheh e learned Sunday. of Uie department ■ toward1 release of classified. “in-I n -^ ______...... ______1 - po86lt>lo— UiolaWonft—o f - m i e — made Friday by Benjamin R. E^isonage Aci but simply Andrew Falkiewicz. n ClAlA ______: spokesman, said Sunday thatlat ■ criminal division, comc less investigation had come to Its> the agcncy had been notifiedled thon two months' after logical- end and that noI Friday Uiat the departmentm l ------I., T?iflmburdii Ms 'grounds, for prosecullon had1 had given the notification to t ABOCttin juBli im iiuw yuni.— ^ a ft 0R ( f 1MiltoUda l ahois • ' A V a n d TE" ^ r f h I we^ re you, WIGHT { I'd g et lyselfover \JI t iCL LER ■^/toTACOITIME and in flap a lip I over -■ m 3 f a c o s ffer i just W MJIRCH ]SPECIAL iAN i fE l U b e r t s d nl sS . IJ t a c o] 12i21: Addison stoiore its or. tran sfe rs 7 ia . m . t o If, ■ Monday^ Tuesdisday, Wednesday. G eit l cash, m ake deeposlts, paym ents dng’s never been 1 e a s i e r . m i dilnight seven dayy s a: -w eekTB anklt

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fo r H aim e r s e r • v i c e Lynn eyes budget■ ' ' CLEVELAND (UPI> _RULEV i L l E..MI s3. (U P I) "The many people who are ' Mrs. Hamer was tossccf off * Intnwi l.ynn hlidgct dlt«tor • — Fannie Lou Hamer, one of now n clected officials would nol' Sunflower Si County plantatior , under Presidents Richard — IUie e a riy lea'3cro"51 Ui& CiVii------bc-whercb Uniyarengvrlioil-shg—•bccauseihe4rie— Alelex lialoy. auUibr of-Uic besl-_ ------Gymna^m_for Uic memorial' bbiraclal support. . || se lle r "n o o ls " tlial becam e th e mo;lost-w otciied television sliow in Mrvicc. Burial ceremonies — '•If-ll-lia^n't-been for * history, soys he Is happy to irave cocontributcd'to.llic "p rid e In Uie were scheduled tor today. BRuleviile. you miglit not have history of Uie blnck roce." Young, who delivered the heard h of Plains." hcsald. p Follow ing Ihe eulogy. Y oung ■ H aley, In a w eekend speech a t thIhc Ohio Tlieater, said. "Roots eulogy in a packed William? Oiopci, told mourners, "None I«le d Uic congregation in sin g in g E fpr Uie first (imc sliowed slaveryry from Uic viewpoint of the of us would'have'been wlier^ “ 0orte of Mrs. Hamer’s favorite • slw ii.". HEtDDVEIItAIO! . we ore now had slic not been s - f - A coalition of women’s and .flPPlaml_-yoiig^ n grta lo rna h e ^ hospital suite. civic ^upshas'serit'dlcncrTb Uie u Soviet government un­ A spokesmen ol Huntington President Carter praising him d e rsta n d Umt Uie A m erican j ' Memorial Hospital sold Uie MiUtaryjworks to V for spcaliing out on beholf of____peoplc_(apecLUicm.loJionor_Lp =''8till-bniise of human rights most working "round Ule clock" to> strong, said his staff was N.Y.; Navy Cmdr. Thomos C- ; BERKELEY, Culll. (UPII - Dc)cnnls Bank^ios rcslped as ^ carefully" so Uic United States verify Uie identities of the> working "round the clock." Kolstad, Parkvillc, Minn.; Air : _ ^executive dircctor_of Uie Americaran Indian Movemcnl. he con- ' could hove a “strong, unified ...... - -r...... ,, r remains-of 12 American ser*..... If the Identifications are - Force Maj. James H. Mel2. firifned Sunday night...... v o ic e" In th(5 upcom ing in­ vicemcn' wiiu died in the! mad(; ond a militory-review Poplar Bluff. Mo.; Navy Capt. ' Banks said he fdt he could not fifulfill dulles oslieqd of AIM ' ternational meeting to Vietn. m war so tliey can be‘ boai^ in Washington,' concurs Wiliinnj M. Roark. Bellevue. becausc he believes he has to remelain In Callfomla. Banks has ' •evaluate the Helsinki EBQEEBflHhi sliipped to Uicir families as; withtheCIL'sfindln(^.Rogers Neb.; Air Foree Capt. Samuel I convicted In South Dakota on)n riot charges in connection ^ A greem ent of 1975.* soon as possible. said'. Uie, re m a in s w ould be E. Walters Jr.. Mocksviile. EnTM .lk.7pr ' wfUi incidenU In (hc 1973 rio t a l Culister. S.D, which eventually, ® The Soviets signed the U l M n R M T I An A ir F o rc e C141 brouglitt flown to Uic Oakland. Calif., N.C. : ’d f a n S m l l n l ' WBnMMg aCTCBiat evolved Into Ihe Wounded Knee confifrontolion. i agreement which guoronlcd the' remains home to the; Army mortuary for processing About ISO persons as well as o m ia h a s refu sed lo e x tra d ite , basic human'’freedoms, such Gov. E dm und G. Brow n of Callfot Uniled Slates late Saturday’ . before being returned to Uie top military • brass were on D J's LOUNGE him to South Dakota, citing Uie need asfrceemigratlon.' fd fo r e a c h sto le to m aintain a after o spcciai presidentialI aviators’ families, hand when the bodies arrived Twin Folli Tlic coalition included Uie certain degree of sovereignty. commission took possession ofr Tlie Vietnamc.'-K. identified at HIckam. Tliere were chilly ■ • . c New Haven chapters of Ih" ^ . tUiem In Hanoi. the dead servicemen as; winds and a rainbow agoinst V. -- - '- *' Coalition ,of Jewisli-Women's Tlic remolns were in boxes1 Navy Capt. Roy H. Bowling. . Uireotcning slorm clouds on ntcpatrtck approiived Organizations, Church Women when given by the Vietnamese• ' San Bernardino. Calif.; Air Uieborizon. United^ LiUiuanlan-Amerlcan WASHINGTON. IUPII - to J th e U.S. delegation, b u t they' Forcc Lt. Col. Elwyn R. ’.. There was- a subdued Committee, the National— ■ Mary Fitzpatrick, released were ^ Iratuiferrefi lo silver• Capling._Dclroitr Air Foree SOmiiiutc ceremony before Uie - t u e s d a y ir s a r e Conference of Christians and from -a life;, scntencc" for • cdskets ^ before their arrival -a(''I ’ Maj. Stephen W. Diam6n3r ' c ^ e ls were loaded on a bus Jews and Uic National Con­ • 'r murder tocare for Amy Carttfr H j Ickam A ir F o re e Base. . Roslyn llelglits. N.Y.; Air for Iransportolion to Fort ference of Negro Women. als the VVJiite House, has been Ttie Vletnamci^ identifiedI Force Lt. Bruce Ducat. A m s tro n g . "We are delighted Uiat you k i n d a s p approved by Uie corigregation ^ > e c i a l a t s the airmcnloRl Scplember. but BeUiesda. M d.: A ir F o rc c MoJ. One spectator. Air Foree U. have choscn to speak out oc f Uie F l r s l B a p tist a i u r d i fo r .* miliUiry^ official.s sold (hey’ Curtis A. Eaton. Wakefield. Col. Rod Franklin, a Vietnam strongly on behalf of human ■ membersliip.r • ' ' would v check the remains andI R.I.: Air Fore'S Copt. combat veteran, said hc camc The membersliip committee j, riglils -for Soviet citizens and make thcif'own official1 Lawrcncc II. Goldberg. beca'use "It's a chance to would like you to know you of llie church, where Uie first identificotlons. |, Cioquet. Minn. family worships, still must act John Rogers, civili.an chief.:. Also. N avy Lt. C m d r. G uy D. on (he application before it is acfceptcd officially. Tlie vote 'SUtidflyrhoweve^mnlctss-Uiat --STEAK-tlOBSlHJ-l- a m e re form ality. Incidennt repeats Tiistory DIWIER 0 $ 7 9 5 Bd;, • , ORIJVNix).Fla. (UPI) - A live Hostages, including Mrs. Uiis t year of an assault on Mrs. CB0 S N ew s oncliprm ah W alter nm o n who wounded tw o pe rso n si Du Bose and her two children- Du 1 Bose, and previously hod "sliow business", approach of aand held five othcrs' hoslage! Simmons released Ihree of ■ been I accuscd of aUemptlng to ^ R l ,m s. . ' flfor neariy 12 hours, before! Uie hostages—swapping Ihem set : fire lo her oportmcnt. He wos free on bond while irtanburg Counly Foundation *fotally.'shooUng himstilf Imd'aI for three six packs of beer. ' awaiting results .of a^ prcscn-, creche obJecU to the "happy . history of taking hostoges. cigarettes ond a newspaper — > Imhwinn tence Invcstigalion aliIhc.time___ susebetwecnstories!’’ PpolicesoidSundayr-r ------and-thc“Other-lwo-cscoped- I of Friday night's incident. , . 300 Addiion Av«. W. .‘Happy talk ’ scorei hc said. "You can’t ruti o "It's 0 sad commentary onI when hc tumcd his back. < Uie tim es Uial hc was still out Wounded In the left thigli. - - — SPARTANBURG. S^C. (UPI» ->f <5 N ielsen ra tin g s." ^ and walking the streets. E llher'• aD oarentiv bv. n dqIIcc hnllrt..., ^ Cronkite says he doesn't like th<* r -i»V a-g^^lngiorx lie sliould have received a1 Simmons .died of a self- many local television news program substbritlal prison sentence or Inflicted bullet wound in Uie Cronkite, wtio spoke to the Spari "TnoyboTitranraiaTravirwcn—I fieacT during the weekend, told reporter fD IN N Eft^ - family committed for treatirtcnt." Orange County Medical ^ - S P E O A l / ' ------talk" chatter some TV announcers u ¥ = = !PoilceCliiefJamesYorksald. •- Examiner Dr. Thomas Hegcrt TUESDJ WQKSnSMV.KMYOKV RESTAURANT) “Thot’s show b u sin g , nol news, Officdrs said Algec Sim­ sa id Sim m ons’ body w a s badly television news show'on Uie basis of mons.-. i 2, apparently upset' •■ chaired In a' fire, louched off .. Y O U R iCCHOICE m 8L11LIA11LS B iw ..^ iday - ■ : -----—because1 hia-formef^'fHfiemt;—I— by-e*pfodlng-po»<»-<«»F-aas— •Mrs. Trinity Du Bose, .hadI c an isters. Uiot sw ep t Uirougli H E E m i O m ■v. spumed s his advances, fired onI Uie a p artm e n t and se v en oUier Mlcrebaa ' and Mm personsp near her opbrtmcnt apartments, leaving 18. per- - - OR A n'l. ^ A 6 9 / O n v x O — Moat^ Friday f nilglit, wounding two of' sons homeless. - ' , COUNTRY'm m /T Wantad th a Parailta.' Uiem. t Tlicn. he barricadedI . York said Simmons had a SEAFOOD PLATTEIER Ml ' O — Faathar and Fathar himself >i in ihe apartment with*I* history of hostage laking and . ato, sourdough ft rye breed, ------— M o n t Oang w os ch arg cd In F e b ru a ry 1973, P l n i Ido.hb boknl potoh 8 :3 0 P.M. with foreing a woman from her b.v.ni8., i ourfgilom psBM lsiltarl- - W eekl^SSpecials! O oa' O — Amarlcan' 300 * trapped AUanta iiome al gunpoint and , Mon. Ihru Sun.i.Mqrch 21-27 6 :3 0 P.M . ' .Film Inatituta.-teluta to bringing her to .Oriando. Hc — B « t t a D a ^ — ------1 - -o lso hod been convicted eariier — IF C L U B . O u a > -O d d Coupl* in movie honse - t h o T U R I BREAKFAST 9 :0 0 P.M. O KUTV— Adam-12 O PEN TUESDAY THRUJ SATURDAY • 734-2000 ' • O — Qr**t Amarican • BERGAMO, Roly IUPII - : ' O — Buating l.ooa* ^ Mualo Calabratlon *' / MOVIE OUIDE.FOR FAMILIES. About 300 persons watching O' "Gtnoil AgUitnoi " f.lmcon STEAKS& E G G S Ouio is - MaoNall-7 O UJO O Tho '(]the fllm "Salo, Uic 120 Days of l^rar Rapt, . l.ifly ID con.lf. ndiKi^Aibif CholM tm iTrioln ilM k Paillam Sodom." s were locked inside a Mrvad wrlh two country O nvx— CooMntration Id nvx O t ' Faathar and - fr*«h aggi, hath brewni e - Hollywood Squaraa ' downtown movie hou« Sunday POi "f»i*nnl Ou«ljnc. Su.M. .« (with any bbi r « a k f a i t ) o — Th* Muppata ID — Al| In Tha Family ' Officers said the fOur , ■ pranksters telephoned a local 7rf)0 P.M . 10:00 P.M. ' .newspaperS office, identified' • LUNCH O ooO -^Jaffaraona . • -OuqOiuwO Okwx Uiemselves t os "forest goblins" O un v B n v aO — Uttia o O O n v s O (D. ' 0und.sold. "Go see .whal has . . C H E F Si A L A b Houaa on tha Pralrta Nawa happened .ot the ' Cinema'I thi tvi l;iT.(1 m*y tw hiJhtJ iii - i L BCCF I O uio' O KutD QD- — ■ - Nuovo.^ W e've closed it." : To«Md •elod, hom, lutkay, 'O — Maud* Soundatagathtrlla Daniala Amadcon choMO, “O wo CD — victory Band and Leo Kottka. -. Oardan with tomrtoot end •H« ...... 1 ” O nvx O — Brady i o :3o :p .m , I Bunch ' O ^ - Kojak . z S UJ I P P E R - 0 tutD—Swan Scana ■ ^ -OKuWOnv^O (D — VS. : IDAHO SN(lo w RIDERS I ID - Moat Wantad' • Tonight Show • PROUDLY^mjESENTS N E W Y O R K OWi-BUItlllHICE. ------, I - 7 :3 0 P.M . ----- O — = —'MOVIE:~‘T h « ~ a .Q*aubM«mb«r(htp • 3ur‘iufprli#" Irom our .^ flj ' 0KUU)— MaoNail-Uhrar tDoy.M.OObch. • . Entertaining' ini t h e lo u n g e «(iMr«ChMll VW Rapt • 11:00 P.M. - J . s S i S i S S i 2yf».lufKitf)...... f - . V O m o—Black Journal < r ...... - 8 « 0 P . M r " ------O o a0 r-Maude_ ' - - T axoi1 Onnv Onva O - * MOVIE: -Tho.Uf* and ' 5lSSi.“ ? 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f f ' . e ’ iP or d e m l a n d s ______Ji______• ^ ■ IDAHO FALLS lU PIJ'-A , Interior Fr Department rerelmburs>ed. ■ personal-, representative of delegation d( reviewed the . - TJie cosl of mecUoK.' Interior Sccrclary Cccll D. soulheastem so Idaho disaster bubuilding codes in cffett.i\l,lj« Andrus said Friday the WOO oreo ar flooded by th e collapse of HrlIm e.of.U ic.dam .collopM jwijl. p l i e s g : r o w ; million : fund for Teton Dam IheTclonDamlost th juncS. hcbe reimbursed. . ' WM Id foo countries,, the ^orld - necdsofthevlctlrris. n ' FFi rid a y i n . t h e adoption of off ofl lost week will be obla'fo eliminating starvation in thc against a( crop failures, noturol population po growlh," Saoumo moke n possible food producitlon Food F Conference* recom­ Leo K ruiltz said lh e S400 . changcs cl; lo meet the ncccb of omend an Uiclr. cloims to pijr^l. ■ developing.world, thanks.in calamllyorwar.ct sa;so y s. .s:systems easily/able lo sustain mended n estobilshment of food million r set aside for claim's In vicllms. vl rclm re b u tie m cn t for Uic',J,(gj\ part to g< ^ weather that hos E v e n so. FAQ. sa y s w orld- ' 'The problem of population ' ' a a projected world population of aid a programs for dairy and UlCl selllem cniy p ro g ra m Is ■ Four new guidelines'were „.lhiIhcome. raised world food supplies lo wlwidcroodproduclionrose2to3 grow gn th hos-bcen recognized o s I5bllilonin200ycars’time. l! fish fl products, fats ond oils,- "adequate", and processing ' - a{agreed on during the talks. . Knilltz sold the victli^; thtir hlghosl level in four pcper ccnl last year and .«*:.«*ntral lo long-range food As the debale continues,- This has noi yel been done the t claims has gone "very T hey ore: biggest bii need, is guidaiK9.'»fc; y e a rs. production p t of cereal grains planning pit since malhematlcion agrlcuUurol a plonncrs say they despite d FAO oppcols to rich ' w v ell." _ — T h c J ) c p a r i m e n t o f - flllrjg fll Incom c ta x rc lu r5\^k .tq ------If—current—agrlculturjil— wiw os u p 7 p c rc e n l,------^Th-Thomas Mo!thu3 wrote-in-1798- still si -have-not—solyed- Uic — notions n to "find the political •—- •Although mosl claims have —A'grlcuHurc ^a'i "will' supeh'is'e''' rcreflect lo^'s surf^d‘)n'we development programs .work' ' Good crops were harvested .. that thi humons would one day ■"problem - "p of malnutrition; will" w to supply more thon been t filed. Kruiltz said far- c cc o m p e n so llo n o f 'p e r s o n s disaster. dl: ,* 'J..« as planned, developing nations even cv in the Indian sub- breed bn themselves to extinction a a m o n g uio sc who a lre ad y hav e grain g to poor countries, rmers In particular 'were whose wl coltlc was infcclod wilh rHc sold I th e dcparlTOWiV.a might be able lo produce continent co where-famine had unless un their numbers were cnoughlocat. e A 'conference recom- logging | Iwhlnd In filing for bruccliosis br as result.of the goal gc Is b resto re thc vUq^ty^fiC ■ enough food to keep pace with alm ai o st iKComc o y e arly f a d o f ..h.held e in check by famine, wor U.N. surveys conducled. in rhentlation n lo deal with hunger setU a em ents. fl(flood. , - thc th area and provide (uJI.ona thclr growing populations and . life. itf India itself managed to or or disease. both b developing and In- h h a s m et w ith m ore succcss. For thtf past two days an — Local eovernmentol units prompt pr restitution to .Inc cvenmaintolnsmalLsiirpluses put pc 17 miilion ions of grain in Ai glance a t global population ■ ■dustrlallzed d nations IndJcotcd. The Inlemallonal Fund for which losl tax revenue will be , victim vii s. In aboul JO ye a rs tim e, ex p erts sl9ck. sh • stotistlcs sU might seem lo bear thot tl os much-os one-sixth of Agricultural A D?velopmci)l, a at thc U.N.. Food and ..>Only Mourllanlo, Chad, out ou th a t prediction. ' the tl earth's population is conference c progrom to In­ _hgrlcuiturc Organizallon say, Ethiopia,e Mozambique. Thc eorth’s populotlon did malnourished. n troduce ti modern scientific J ^ u l' t)od weattier ond un^ ' Angola At ontl Cape Verde in not no rvoch one billion until liUO, 'Muinulrlllon Is not only a methods n to ihe developing- Aid offered checked population growlh Africa Al had serious food supply L Le ess thon l(N y e a rs la te r ll h a d serious s problem In such world's w farmers, surpassed Its fcould upscl lhc.se projections, problems, p r FAO stotistlcs doubled do and by 197C it doubled countries c as India. Bangladesh target t: funding of $) billion last i Jhcy w arn, show, sh a n d they w ere cau se d by againtorcachfourbllllon, ag . or o thc sub-Sahara region of D C cccm lier. ' , • ' '5 counties ffW I , » The problems remaining arc a Even al today's shorply AA fric a , a combination of drought-and 1 Thc fund Is the first serious. FAO experts say. and po lowered population growlh II also is common in thc BOISE I UPI) - Five more polltlcolupheoval,. lo\ c o o p e ra tiv e f.ood production . Uicrtj'ls no room for com- FAO officials soy calamilous , rates,ral scientlst.s say there _ ric r h e st n a tlo n s - s u c h - a s -t h c ------^ Idaho ' counties have been venture of Ils kind. The in- ^ could'be more than 10 billion United I Stoics ond Wcsl Ger- ^ added lo the disaster areas )>lqc»ncy d«p)Lc_lhe_modesL __ fa[qm ine------not—to-* io cn tlo n - coi dustrlallzed nations con- ^ : toins reglslerod since tho • ronlinulngco malnutritition' In pepeoplcbylheycar2020. many n where excessive con- , where businessmen arc C A K i iIP A R g iribuled 5C per cent of the Scientists arc . debating ..si sumption of animai fots ond ' . eligible for Small Business World Food O 'c r c n c c ' ot tjoth bo the developing ofld in- i funding, the oil-producing- ^ ^------i974...... ■ dustrlallzeddu worlds — is a.s , wl:whether Uiclr discovcrIe.s and sugor si havc led to spectacular Administration financial counlrics •!:] per ccnl and the ^ MARCIC H M developing expcrtl.se in . food. .. .. increasesii in heart disease and ^ a ssista n c e for losses cau se d by J FAO Director, qcneral ■ close ch os the next rumjf bad dc -developing nations 0;9 per ^ . JIMVAiAiORT . . E d o u a rd S aoum a soys in* iveoUierorunexpeclcdwar, w( pnp ro d u cllo n ca n keep pace, diabetes. d , , excessive rainfall and frosts in Adv*rt{t«m«n>inti Morch 20 c e n t. J dustrlallzed. nations are still "Not only are individual ISome population anoiysls Sweden and .Norway are 1976. • Aucllon««nsKoy*\• Wotl t Mil Esl«> . S S ^____ not_p.uttlng_aslde .enough of countries co ond regions os liklike Claus Jacoby argue lhal a alone a among Industrialized Confercncc'officials hope thc ih e ir gross naiibnaJ p/^ucl to ' subject su as e verlo 'devaslallbn wcw orld o! 10 blllJori lnhiibilani.s ” ’ countries c iti atlemptlng ' to - fund fi will cnablc-dcvcloping-~-- -Canyon,-. Cassia. -.Icrnmc,—- ...... M A > C! C H 2 4 _____ S help. flnancG food programs from fri notural calamities, wcw ouid be ch‘orocterized by Integrate It modern nulrition no n tio n s lo c n d Ihelr rcllo n ce o n FPayette and Washington' CE. Bi’iss ■■ s s Adv«rtU*nt«RliRti Marcti 32 ' “ JJJ repressive polKlcoi regimes methods n with potionol costly c food Imports and Counties C have Iwcn added to recommended by the,' 137* drIroughls, plont discoscs ond so rej AOdloriMfti itl*r> t Cary Oibom« ' aM n a tio n conference. 'orth, foi but cach cyclicol food onond local wars designed lo economic e and agricultural produce p enough lo keep pace tlthe declared orcas. Oliver w ith poDUlnlion growth r.iio*; , rDavis, dlstricUllreclop-oRhe— cont^cn.'c v.'h j t llltlo food ttic r^ rln p n n ln p . *h&scicn*i‘^*^*^J'V p n a 4 a To deol with the more now n averaging 2.5 per cent a S B A .sald. ------flclals-say—Third—World— prjrcdeccssor os'the numherol Iff! • SUN VAUEY CO. — MOIOTOR VANS I MfSC . S c o u n trie s hav e not been able to livIves at stake ond the quan- OUicr ( like Herman Kohn of sserious ond widespread y y e a r in th c T h ird World. r ' ■ . Advartlt«m«n|]n|]M srch23 S AudlenaarsiW art. Hli:ilanlM*ti«ntnHh S S i ------M A B C H lI f S A ' 2 6 — :------^ KIMBERir COMMLMUNHYSAIE , t;Martli23 SS Auetlon*«r*s W«rt. Gl*rUr« t M «it«nm hh' m m Orbitingmirrrors aiid to crc^ p s ? MARCHH 2 6 lOUISE SCHOETTGEit ESIESTAn. COOOING AdvarlU*m«nliJll Morch 24 O N .Y .T lm e s S w lc e coirouhiry ond destroyed parl-of providing' pr Interm ittent .threeM hours to clrclc the carlh pplani.s In question. Plants lhal Auclion*«ni lyi* Mail«nrtund CarvOibcim* . NEW YORK - Krafft A. thhc Florida^citrus nnd nighttime nl( illumination on and. ^ for a typical target area, prefer p long days, such as ; H 2 6 — Elirlcke. fl rocket engineer and ve,vegetable crop. He has sub- selected sel farm regions. Ericks -would -" be-above the-horizon - wheat, w suga^ bccls. spinach, about o n e h o u r a t a tim e. p CEORCE 0. i GLADYS JOHNHNSON FARM'MACHINERY proponent of ambltiotis spacc mlnltted one, version, to the- s sc< e e s it ach iev ab le by l995-200.i o peas and lettuce, would be ■tl Match 23, ' , ventures, lios proposed Ihat SuSubcommittee ori Spocc a at t a cost of $30 to SCO billion Tlius. to provide continuous particularly p benefited. Auei1on*«rt I Orvlll* S«ars, G o^erlord Phllllpt, Jotin F o n n t tW giant oitltlng mirrors be used Sc:iclcnce and Applications of Uie over ^v< a period of 20 to 23 years. illuminotlon I' througli an elglit- While the orbits would be' to rcflect sunilglit onto the Holouse Commiltee on Sciencc . . The 1 most ambitious .t’hour nigtit. 6 lo 10 such de d' sig n ed lo keep the m irro rs In A u i i l C Hh a 9 ‘ nl^il IlHc qPlEe eorlti: aSind Technology. ! proposal, ^ which would comc 'sotclilVes s would bc^ulred. sunilglit ii oil nigiit. there would ------:------^------KntBTFURNIS o A drartlitm antiII MorchA 27 ' preventing crop .'freezes and. Ehricke, I German-born, wos later lot' and whose practlcablllly For F lllumlnallon comparable be |> periods ooch year when thc Auclten*«n< Key* WetVan«BI1I.Ett*« perhaps, the climate's onime of Uie rocket specialists Is Is uncertain, would reflect wUli that of a full moon, a earth ej -su n a llp m c n l wt)uld put deterioration intp a new ice hnirouglil to this country at thc enougli cn solar energy lo be a reflectlngai;cao{&).000squorc i' . them. tl In shadow. Severol MARCH a g e . ■ cnimd of the wpr In Europe. He power po' source lb’ drive In- ' feetwoiiIdtenc^ed,Somc4CO''^ m rr irrors following one another ' As an. Initial step a Jess wcvorked on the American dustry. dui gyaporatc waler and squore S' . miles of the earth . In ir ' nrtit may prove more FUimmJItELIQUtDATIO10N AUCTION. T.F.- AdvarttMnMHitiMMordi 34-31 elaborate system ’would mlnlsslle program and Is now cnliance enl ogrlcullure. Its cost . - wouldbclighled. w ^^ o iio m ic a l In, achieving v e ry AuctlonMn V«V om teol provide nighttim e cxixccutlvc adviser, advanced has hai not been estimated but It Lower oquot'orlal orbits ^ - Ielarge reflection areas. Ehricke. - - ' Illumination, allowing farmers prirograms, of Rockcwcll In- ■would wo req u ire m irro r a re a s begin b to dip Into Ute rodjation sisa id . APRILL l to conduct round'the-clock . teiematlonal's space division In totaling tot rougliiy 20,000 square belt b where hlgli energy protons SAOOIEITACXAUIkUCnON.T,?. planting or harvesting when Do>)wney,Colir. m mil ile s In ge ostationary o rb it. present P a hozord lo human life Each would be aimed to Ady«rtlMmMtrch 27 . Aprii 1 AvctlnMriVtr'•m $M l cbndltfons arc Ideal or bad , Tlic ' space shuttle that is Objects C In such an orbll, and o can erode rcflcclive focus ils beam on the same weather, Uircatens.. Disaster be:wing developed there would 22,000 22, m ll'e ^ a b o v e th e su si rfa c e s. target area. areas, such as curreolly snow- be>e used to place tlic mirror Equator, Eq circle thc earth In Tlic Lunctto beam would , bound Buffalo or an ear* 'coi:omponcnts in orbit'. The llrst rougliiy roi 24 hours! Since thc not. n as a rule, be aimed ot Jhquake scene, could' be sui:uch vehicle Is to undergo planet pla Is spinning at the same wilderness ^ areas, Il could — llghted-to-perm ll—all-night------pilggyback-fllglil-tests-thls— lj rate.-Uie-obJect-hovers-over— rat ^Illum ^1 inate..entire urban rcscueopcrations, menonth. one om geographical location. regions r< sufficiently lo obviate T lio ...aim of Uic mirrors The 1 Illumihollon sysjemj____ LiglitLig reflected from such a • Uie U cost of street llgliting ond. — woUld'bcTidjustnble'sbHiallire— whvhlclfhc"rerers'tb dsXuncIt'a. drslance dFs' Is Really weakened —lnEhricke‘s-vlew,-couiabrlng— beams of light could be whvhould provide ilglil from 10'to • and am It cannot be focuscd on as re ri lie f to tlio sc ham pered by tho delivered oli demand. Sunilglit IOO00 times the briglitncss of the small sm a target orea as from continuous dm-kncss of thc co.uld be marketed much as oil- fulull moon. 11 could, hc says, be lowcrorbits.. low ______poIarI> night— — ------— - producing countries now aviiVflllablcbyl987-89atac6stof • , Hence Ii Ehricke proposes On cloudy days, as at full m a rk e t fuel. SISIS billion In l97S.doliars. lower low orbits for the Luneltos. .'moon, ’ n some ll^it would gel - Thc multlbllllon-dollar Thc 1 next stage would, to a In In a telephone interview last through, U but conventional I proposals have been sel forth llrrImlled dxtcnl. mimic thc sun week wci he sold that o seemingly llgliting 11 would probably be In several documents that ' amnd hence is colled solctta. Its ideal Idc orbll would be 2.600 m iles necessary n as backup. If more Ehricke made dvallabic last chihlef purpose would be to in- - above abo the earth, carrying It lo intense ir llgtit Is used to spur w eek In view of the se v ere cold crcrcon: crop . production by la latl titu d e s 55 d e g re es n o rth and c ci ro p s. Its em ploym ent wlli • Uiat has bc.scl mucti of the len3ngthcnlng_ sunlit periods or . south. sou Tlic croft would toke have h to be tailored lo the

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‘Ciitlom PolytlMl'll' Radial WMIawalla . . . wU^ HAMMETT. Idaho < U PD - sto.lockman arc losing money," i || o full-wldlh tte«il’ . warmers ore "gomg uroKe" ■ he-e s a id . ^ g gaVb';v°.aM « — bccausc Uiey are deprived of "That’s because the farmer # ' ’ elotit raln-channelllellno Iroad groovaa loo, for ■ their fair share of Uic food paj traction In Ihe rain>!n. To earn aubttanllal aavlngt ays prlces\set by someone f Polystsfll' Radlala, th* lima lo - d o lla r, a n Idaho spokesm an for cIse la for everything he buys to buy ll now! ■ the National Farmers proroduce his crop, but hc has to G o o d y e a r O rganization said Uifs week. ta]ke k w h at h e 's offered w hen h c - ■ • Will Huntsman, Twin Falls, sell ouble Steel Bllshlscrop." " pIJtW M Rfl uid consumers pay enough for Huntsmon tr mode Uic com- C s i t e d N e w food lo give thc farmer a melents at a meeting of Ham­ lar Radiais llsB l; AR76-13 S63.35 t* 4 ••reasonable profit" but Uie ^lelett orea farmers ond ran- 5 * 5 * 1 BR78-13 S64.45 W farmer Isn't getting his share. chehers to explain thc farmer's • mm 1 Sale Now iH jMS k I v DR78-14 S70.60 ___ Ufl - "The processor, wholesaler orerganlzallon and cncourage T h r o u g h g K i v F R M au $77.65 <62 •-and retailer are’all making a ipcic m ^ r s h l p . 0Ff^fiyt4 >80.85 W5 M - . profit but Uie former and IW April 2nd |^ H | Hn75-14 $67.10 170 0R7S.1S $83.05 tW ~H ^7M S I $89.20 I $71 tra m I« prtoad Tainted feecd sold I ■ • ■ i-i«;jitTi-ti. tura-ii.* 'AvtlKbltlIt In Cutlom Trttd Ridlii dnien. RAIN CHCCKCCK - II wt ttll evi ol m r tirt w« Kill IUM r after damagwe felt K O N . diii(inr*ti

CADILLAC, Mich. (UP1> - tonirmer Roy Tacoma, Tacoma advertisingig design A chemical company that bla:lances Michigan Chemical I CREDIT TERR M S , produced PBB sold livestock Co.0. and Form Bureau Ser- ices, chief defendants In Uie fe^ supplement tainted with vie A V A I L A B l Uie toxic chemical for a year sulllilt, for , selling him c o n -, PROFESSSIGNAL HE'-' ':n ^ a f lc r It tu rn ed up In cotUe feed (anim in a te d feed in 1973. « h Mldilgan, an official of the PB F B ,. or polybromlnated AGENCYSSERVICE" p9mpany has testified. bipIphcny!, is a fire retardant Advertising ; desiesfgn, layout, Charles Touzeau, monoger chihcmlcal thol, was ac- illustration and^-plactacement — local, MAGEL TTIRE CO. LEW'S TEXKACO M — ^-Ihe-Mlchlgan Chemkal Co. -Cldldentally_m lxed wiUi to n s o l ...... regional, or Jl^^onal, 1 2 9 3 r d Av*. N ;. T w in F e llaa Ph.73M761 IPh. 734-4416 ISIOAddiion E e j^ .....» U n t al.St, Louis, Mich;, sdld livIvestock feed sold' In' - lal,-.Specializing. In ^ d a y traces of PBB turned ' Ml33-7570 322AddtlonWMt : Pti.733^)j33 I ' He tesUfled in a $1 rhillkm ■ Mlbflchi^ dairy cows Uiree <{aamage sull filed by dairy ye('earslater. ■ .. T ■ ______■ ' t 1 J ' - V. - .... /

Monday.Morch21.1977 TlmoTios-New?, Twin Falls, W aho 9 ^inillioiiY '•Itildthem-lhadneverscen ' 'C n xr said he walked onto Kidrlapin^is: a the J package," Loe said, “Whv thehe Intemalional Bridge late Cabl^ carr crdmmiiIng ends ^ ” . , WOlwould I have marijuana In the WeVednesday. and a. Mexlcai> car.golngIntoM exlc< j71fthnfl polldice car mel him, backing settlemetit marijuana 1 would have been ont'nto the bridge to where he on aboai^ the, cable.cars i SAN FRANCISCO (UPD - In the good sclfprcscrvatlon dimestoree n o v ^ Eheading the othcr ^vawvilh 11.1:____ iiasstanding,___ ^ bom-about th^ new rules, — Did'days', WiW. iMn luuTidcrs-TS-TOild-be ■—^m ay-tw-stubbor Inll ste ad of ta k in g him to jjiil. He K said his son was in the se en c ra m m e d a ^ r d th e cab)lc le carsi that which were tapeaped to the cars’ windows reached BROWNSVILLE. Tex. G he.said th e police took him to a . «ck seat,;lwl.the men in Ihe- helped to make San Francisco famous.fan; I^riday. G re e r sa id F rid a y , " b u t f s Ij®'' I UPI) - It roads-like a 'U ietniU i. ' 1 house — and eventually to car:^(dl.lhw :w ere loo many (^DAR RAPIDS,—Iown“ ' * ' But since Edday,-when new/. rurules wea* • “This whole> setse of rules Is going to be • ■ three others before he finally • pe? dimestore novel'. A coal '•They told m e on the phone to make the million oul-of- enforced..the limit Is .at»ut GO60 persons Im^lble," salsaid grlpman..Blir Adam. - ' was released Wednesday. cxc miner's son kidnaped In' lh U a t m y ri>n w as ch arg ed w llh tl d rove to th e c ^ " settlem ent h a s t>cen squec2cd aboard.' “Here Tm resporiponisible fo r th e sa fe ty o f all He said the leader, who was - Me M^Ico,^to famer ru^Jng to a a very serious crlnic and that reached in a stilt .over the * _ , The c^rs.w ill have to wait amind. Ifthey these people, arand I'm supposed to be . __ ^ called Ihc "dilM ," (temaiidal -COliapge ;.o(-a~aTOOO-foot------'dwii^vavoi*"" ' KwpinymyT'yes' -Jad-better rnmo itp u l i h ^ — m c i^ y a n d allow ed him to colt l^ i^ lo n tou'cr that killed five crowded running boards, theJ. Municipal N my eyre on thepo} passenger^, IM .'------^ ^ “ •hts -fa m tn roam 4' a.m' .' w a - — a a nnd the' final ni^t back to money." r • . ' irtJH«!8riuOTlnl973. R ailw ay c re w s ha v e o rd ers to stopstoi the car ■". Cripman Denncnnls McCoy mourned the ncsdayr -Iflf car back. I’d America—safe and sound. The bizarre* story began •. '.'C^rRapidsTelcvisTonCo.. a n d call th e pollcc. • passin g of thle e oold days, recalling with "I bought they were ^olng . i^ :.c « i0e:up with the ad*; The'jjifference. however, Is Tuesday T wilh Lee Giwr's v rii;^ im-ns KCRG-TV a n d tb e ■ "Most everybody's been reolljally mellow . ' pride thc,tlmeTS,Tre p a ck e d 147 rid e r s a b o ard to kill me the whole time, dltj th a t Lec G re er. 19, .w a s kid- drive di from Southwest Texas tovi'er.will recclve $1.5 million about ll." sold conductor Luigijigi Collins. acablecaronHytHydeStreet. “ naped: his falhcr perry L. ‘ University tJ al San Marcos lo especially when they went to }Thb two w w released, but' and the estates of four of Ihc “but Just wait. Just you wail.” .. .‘■It'sjustnotthit th e » m e good tim e s th a t It do tho. exchange," he said, ttebe.bi^'s iSra car still was in G reer did pay 514,000 fo r h is ‘ the th border lown of Matamoros: ' wUI s h a re .;it>out He a n d o th e r crew m cn fe a r old-ild-timeSoh : usedtobe,"hesal "T h ey first a sk ed for $5,000, Merfodcti:-::.--.- -rd.. J gson’s rclum, and authorities At the border his car was • Franclscans^who^lenrncdjhc.?:cjwsics of - - ■______- -■------^ ------JJJ F r a n c is 'A. A re n z . th o now-Bnrl0Dlc1nF;tor*thc-alF— st r~rea^sTmliCT for the estate ’ - Upon recelvrng ihe'-call,. AnVmerieah—consul in ■ ' dlductorsr a doten Mexican but bt instead of -waving hini ' ofaierttthvicllm. ’ Perry Greer,', of Lexington. Ma•latamoro^ said he belicvetl policem en. ththrough police claimed thoy . {^' Ky.. flew lo Texas. Before he story and had talked with the time of the collapse, ' “ I know this sounds like ai found fo a bog of marijuana In l^ jl^ -e r neat' Waliter. lowri leaving home, however, he offiifflcialsabbutit. dimestore novel," the elder th was*-Ming modified'to ac- Senators endorsee ethhies code n ; ■ Scashed Ihi'ce $5,000 c hecks a n d " I. spoke lo very high <^B\'tiiBdate on an ten n a for th e upon arrival In Brownsville »utluthorltics,;' he. said. '.‘The iflU'a ' Educational Broad* WASHINGTON tUPl) - Idahoiho. Scnatohi The Idaho Repilepubllcah said rather than an madeanolherSG.OOOdrafU statate governor was In lown. castingNetutrk.nowthe'Iowa * ^FVank Oiurch and Jam es McClurec sisold Friday attempt lo limitit Ihcth am o u n t of ou tsid e In co m e a McClure sfpeech set Public BrtMdcastlng Network. they endorse the new Senate codexie of ethics Senator may earnam it woultf bc belter lo require flS3& -as.i defendant In.lhe ____ 8*5governing sena to rs , th e ir spog^K^s andand sta f fs bu t full flnanclal. dlisclosure isd of all income and "lel ' -.WASHINGTON-lUPlh'^^^ ------Senator.—has-S traveled— — . flO frng with the flrm that . McClure saiSltNvashypocViticdrtolatfacfiiT ati paythe peo^e rnakcikT"tBclJccIsIonnnhcre-rs-ah • throughout the Middle Easl [ e F I L M S Curreiil, federal actions and tl >TOP 1 m y h e tow er and th e com* In'Incrcasetotheblll. confllctof interest.•est." P legislation regarding energy tlthree times to meet with pS iT w-hich was modifying It. "1 opposed a n d voted ag ain st th e: pa;pay Increase ' Church, supporporting the need .Ior-financial *c PRII use, dcvelo-.:'nenl and 1be covered In McClure’s ad­ Suit trial which had twen • coMmpeiling todoy than ever .before”>" bccauset df rest the currentIt d

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j . • <^ii977lnv«UgaUveK^w rte rs ^ ' ran c h in 19S9} alat a hugely inflated price fromm to be interviewed. ' In gambling, Detroit crime! bossbo Joiseph Zerilll, a m em ber of-of - D el e : W ebb w as a personal frii•lend o| Franklin Webb oncei toldti columnist "bob Consldine that \ ' Editors Inc. Distributed by UnJnlted Press the Cosa NostrisU-a’s national commission, andnd 'D . R o o se v d t, D w ight D: E lserenhower and J. his only interewest In 'the Flamingo, was as the Y • InterotUccuJ o th e rs. , Edgar Hoover. To many, he (epitomized the builder and hishL only Interest In Slegd was the \ ■ •n>e Del E. Webb Corp. of Phoei>eriix. resp e cted • - Jacobson,I. WWebb's righthand man, obtainedfd -spirit of A rizona. ^problemofgetlettlng "Bugsy" to pay his bills. ‘ . national developer'ol shopping: ccentera, officc substantial sharea re s a s a hid d e n fro n t fo r W ebb In In the -tradition of the souththwesl, he was' . "rm acontritractor," Webb said. "I don’l card ------bulkilitgfr«ndT««r«ment-commun lnt-andJlmhdei^lr^.cn8lnos-Hift^is-i>-iaewed-«s-the-klnd-of-9dfma£ uJe-man-.whose-"—who-I-build^or rorrl-dontlhlnnrB a Mrttractor's ~~ ^ ari a ctiv e b'uslnefis p a rtn e r with ori)rganizedcrime .partners Includluded men with racketeeringIg foresight a n d Individualism refloecle d th e proud. . J ^ . to to the personalities or careers- of “T figures (or Ihree decades, a rep• ^ f m n i R m r ------backgrpundsrWl-Wlth-Jacobsonn a-n-fronHn-the-:ier;-frontler't8mlngquaHHe«fyi^ [•. 'dlanapollsStJ'-saldtoday. casinos, Webbb ccould not be embarrassed in ’ Webb was' a carpenter who rmigrated from Ford Frickck, (hen the commissioner ofr' ' BecauseWebbhlmselfwasthecco-ow ner oif th e connection withvlth his co-owner^ip of' (hele Callfomla to Arizona-in the 1920iOs-and with his baseball, adaptip le d som ething o f th e s a m e klnd^^fr. N »- York Yankees for 20 yearsI IIMS-Ises)i his Yankees, ' hands and h& brains- built anI e m p ire out of * attltiude in 1981>61 when th e W ebb c o rp o ratio n took . dealings wlih mobsters were hididden behind a— - Webb boughiight'the Thunderbird Ijotel in I^sIS whichcamecoiporatesucc^,ponss)said.------lOlesJoLansky^^jUew-years lalcr,-W ehtxjoldih&-\e— ihe^'peraoniflcatloit-of-therT^inericarrsucccss— Throughout-it-thls-enrWebb-tiobnobbcdMmn— -Webb died 2'i years ago butt his company hotel to Lansky’s:y’s neighbor. slory. some of the t- casin o s In thfrg am b iln g capita] ofif A m e ric a.------officials, no susuch Investlgatiohs'were made at M c y c r IL a n sk y 1946. _ • sta n tia i blocks1 ofo f Webb sto c k th ro u g h a pro p ertyy If Webb told only parts of thert H. Johnson, who replacedd ' Yonkees with Dan Topping, W six months. Cdecisio n s m a d e o s a rtsu U of a1 a state health plan for all' 11 p e l ^ were killed and 189 Miss Bailey said testlrhony'_ ' ( public hearing Tuesday on thee health services offered in the ii\Jured.afederalorflclalsays. that\ traces of THC,. thf active • developmentt of a slato health[, state, the department said. fV o u g q in i Kay Bailey, vice chairman ingredient 1 in marljuana^were ____programf will affect_ every_Y The hearing is scheduled^at H o w g*em ------orthe'NaUonalTrflftsportatlon—round'ln~Marlih’s i urine aftw sa ^ ^ t of heiUth care in Idaho,I— 7:30 p.m. In the Gold Room o f S a fe ty B oard, sa id a t (he en d o(^ the I crash was inconclusive ttite Depahment of Health andj the Idaho Statehouse. ------thr«Mlfl»^»(-bearingHi«d»yr—-because-it-was^t-pfoven-he -l —\— W e lf a m s a id ^ ’lday^------______The .plan .is availahlf fnr Z vpoim ^ h e f a r nig to keep tbat (he evidence doesn't smokedi marijuana the day of The heartng wilU open up.p review and copylng'Irom the contradict (be Chicago lyanslt the I collision, ppublic comment on the ’statee department’s Bureau of

equipment was working sshow ed he h a d be en suspended tthe National Health Planningg Devdopment. on Ibe ihird m? properiyprlortothecrash. tat least five,times In the last ■ ' sand' Resource Developmenit floor of the Slate Olfice Stephen Martin, 34, «eig h t y e a rs, o n ce in 1974 f o r . /Act. , Building, 700 W. Stole St., motorman of an elevated train i safety rules violations which Boise, Idaho. / . . w H h aa i n I B & T th a t h it th e re a r c a r of an o th er J J e d to a d e ra ilm e n t of h is train . ' — Ace' , but Idaho Bank &I TnjslT mal e k ." dentially. Youu build valuable bank credit wh IB&T todayl; In... give us the details on pun By United P ie v iDteroatknal key Worid War I BatUe of tbe . The newspaper is an Som m e. ALMOST ANY TType OF STnUCTURAL IMPROVCIge a loan... quickly, convenierNEW FENCINQ, T o d ay is M onday, M arch 21. investment in better In IMS. 7,000 Allied planes ETC.. ARE EUQIQIBLE. While you repay. Come see IB tb e 00th d a y of 1077 w ith a s to living, smarter shopping, j follow. dropped m o re th a n 12,000 tons of > explosives' - on 'Germ any It's not an expense...it's . The moon is between its new ' VEMENT AS WELL AS PAINTING. I • phase aad first quarter. / d I u rin g a W orld W ar II d ay tim e money jn your pocket. ' WM.wm. - bomblngrald. TheroomlngstarlsMail ' Listen to Margie. This : The evening stars are In 1962, Soviet P re m ie r JOIN OUR BANCLl , k t e w y . vefins; Jupiter and. Nikita' Khrushchev |M ged . newspaper can Uve you JH (J b J 'l ®r»litm . . - 'tbat Russia would nm erate money every d«T> • ' with tbe Unitied Stata th " Tbose bom on this date are " qader tbe sign of Arles.

ace. C L U B ^ ; Gennan composer J<4uon . (A joint American-Soviet SebastUn Bach was bom space mission was conducted l.• InlTBP.TbomasJeneraoDHt ' , _ , P>qut«illo o t • Biackfoot • B u rl^ • Paulnk&ThisI • C * Falla • R axburs -■•'...... — A (bought for the day:. ' * r- -fViqlnU became Ibe f M S f i ■ ■ , WESTa) Deposit Insurance Corporation w.;|wcretaiy of stkte. H elM British J novelist William Bols* • Caldwell • Letlrlston • h RiBfllna- ••llickeray said,'"Tis strange r The 1 W ^mnmi «TER N DIVISION ------^ t a man can do, and . Juit (4-OP parmoirtllnth Horn* D«llv«r*d • Chubbuck • Anjarican Fails • Twlft.f I I d IfilS, American Iw womeo ^ yet think him an> ESTERN DIVlsiON * soldiers fougfit ' tljt^ angel i V > I • Nampa • Qranoavllla • Kooskla • Rl| — .

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Bfireback rider, Dusty C Q ualls/com es put of iKeK ^ h u t e V Rider Qu llf g e r b d e i>o t e a rT I S C O Im p e tc S\ ByVALEZBIRDRD Moore. She Is mojorlngn In bookkeeping and is qualifications. The 36-year-old chichamp won his and Boydstun..sI says hc believes CSI is the i ■ , Times-News writci•iter the reigning Rupipcrl rodeo queen, first rodeo prize money when he waw as 13. . . college in th c ninorthwest with a full-crcdit h TWIN FALLS - -ThC’ CoHcgIlcge of Southem First atlendarm t is S u e B lx ier, a lso 18, Tw in A Montana native, Davis wonn irinlcrcollcgiatc program. Idaho Aggie Rodeo Club is presircsenllng Idaho’s Falls. Sue is lhee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack’ cham p io n sh ip s in 1901-63. An 111 times til qualifier CSI offers seseven credit courses in tbe h — first (ndoor IntcT^llcglatc-rodc■odeo F rid a y a n d B lxier. for thc NFR, Davis was world chai±ampion saddle progrpm; Incluludlng horse management, h Saturday in the new cxposUlon1 ccnter.cci Sally Johnson,n. Mackay, was chosen sccond-'. b ro n c rid e r In 19G5,1967 an d 1968.). h u sb a n d ry , thirec n cqultallon classcs, spcclal Twelve college, team s willI ocompele In the attendant. Sally,i, 22, is th e d a u g h te r of M r. and Previously Davis has instructeicted at sevral - horse entciprlprises and physical - eduu I A rod«) which will feature a sideidc show .w lth .lh e . M rs. Vernon L. Johnson.'J ro d eo schools throughout th c Unit*Inltcd States. He- (rodeo), 1976 Notional Finals Rodeo cNFRlFR)bulIUiatcosl, . ,BesidesprovtcIding spacc for thc state’s first a lso ta u g h t an all Indian ro d eo schochool.andoneof Forlhformat]atlori on a n y .s c h o o l.'d M o r c j ,■ By Abigail'Vaian Buren iSondy Blity the championship,lip. Also featured indoor rodeo, th U e 200 b y 300-foot h e ate d c x- ' his students,* Archy Bacicnly,, becameIx worid ' scheduled atitbthe CSI exposition centcr, c m will be Sunday Punch the NFR: 197619< sa d d le b ronc posillon c en te r willv give CSI thc needed racllity Hcrschcl Boyds'dstun or'S haw n D av is o l 733-t J e i« n by CMMO»TtlMi»«.r,lr.N m ^ iT K . . . • J champion Indian bronc rider. o fth e y c a r. forcxpandingaggrilousiness curriculum. Davis is an honorary chief of tthe Biackfoot cxtenslon299. . Friday's pcrfortnailce will be at 8 p.m. and The center hasIS a 200 b y 267.foot a re n a , officcs, . Indian tribe, and Thc National1 ReporterR said, Saturday’s two pcr/ormanccs willwil be at 2 and 8 conference roomD, second-floor mezzanine, first- " D a v is, w ho h a s a m odicum of b ra v e ry him self, ' I DEAR ABBY: You told a wornman who was In love with a " jp .m . A dult tic k c ts in a d v a n c e ao re S2.S0 a n d S3 a t flo o r lobby andd control room for video and has taken It upon himself to offerffer professional married man: “Send him home.to0 his wife and children...*! i thc door. Children, 12 or under,r, willv, be chargcd ' public addresssystems and spccial lighting training in rodeoing to Indians,ins. Thc unique ; A bb/, this is 1977. Why didnIn’t you tell her to a»k b er. $2.50. j married lover to be'honest with1 Ihia wife about her, and t t y ' e ffe c ts equipm en:n { .. • - endeavor is callcd thc Shawn DavDavis School for . to develop an “open marriage'MIthat would include the girl- . ------^ CSI-cxpects-lo-have^SOO-sealstals-in-thc-ccntci------AH-^uipmcnf-f-8et-upin-thcTircna*far6pcctal—— IndlarrVouth'whenntiehcadpporcaofcissor IslOO p e r friendtoo?. re a d y by rodeo lim e. events will be polortoble which makes the center c e n t Irish . ! A marriage doesn't have to bee Iexclusive to be good. £acb :. The dsi rodeo queen and attcnctcndanls will lead versotllc, a6leto accommodate many ac- Davis is well-educated. He alien.tended Montana _____ of us can love more than one pereraori. Why be hypoeritlcal?'____ \thc grand entiy at cach pcrformormonce. tlvltics and opensis up new te a c h in g opportunities State, W ^tcm Montana CoIlc])llegc and the If'there were fewer "ellhcr/o'r"riiltlinafum s. there would — ^ -IrtJanuarjr Betty-Schnellrli976-Mls5-Rodeo— 97 In laboratory comurscs:------—“ “ UnlversItyofArkorta:------l^few pr divorces. Amcrica, taught a ^ ^ eo queenn cliniccl In thc CSI March ]8-20ji rought riding school was held al Hc also kndws his horses andind hos trained ! ' >. After28yearsofamononmoious marria^Vmy’wife and l ” • cenlerr'and'carHer c thls-monthth theI CS! rodeo the ccnter:. Tlieie-'79'participants camQ^-rrom '--•--'Ib^rses In Montana and Texas.’ ■ A«Uad to “open", oor marriage t£n. Our open marriage has nrevitalised us and strength* represent r qsi. at thc Nalionalal IntcrcoHcglatc1 CSI’s new Inststructor Shawn Davis teaches U tah. * ene^ our marriage. : R t odeo F in a ls In B o z em an , M ont.,it.,lnJunc. 1 .. rpdcoschoobandidcoachcsCSI’srodeo team. Other instructors are John Davisivis, many times . . OPEN AND HAPPY • Shelly, IB, is th e d a u g h te r of Mr.M r and Mrs. Leo .^avls cbmeais lo CSI. with excellent. NFR qualifier, and J.C. Trujillo,Ilo, m a n y tim es NFR qualifier and 19C8 IntcrcolicDliegiate chom-

Other schools held slncc Jan.Jl. 1 in thc cx- position centcrwere goat tying, teamtcai roping and Siexua/ bareback riding schools. 'Tuition for mis clinic is $G0, andid ai $30 deposit must Ik mode by Frkay. siyorgasborci Accordinc to Hcrschcl BovB o ydstun, 'CSI____ professor of animal husbandry, th ■ WadePrGscop" thla«, ■ p irtaeri. Isli not a “love f e a s f- lt’s a I

• DkABABBY:I«greewIlhyoi’our comment about the 73- H y«><-old womui ilgned TALKS TTOO MUCH. “Your son did ■ youBkindnesstotellyouso.’* - Hbwevcr. I have a betUr way tot< find out if I'm Uiking too I rauc^. If someone interrupts me,e, I just keep quiet. And if M BobMy asks me what I was sayliHng before 1 was interrup* ' im ted.ir know Cve been UlWng too much.n - • J l }, D.D.J.J. IN SPRINGFIELD. ILL'. ■ DEAB D j) j.: Hooray for youDO. Mott'people would My, ; I .“Asuwaaaaylaf...” . •

i^A R ABBY: In reference tot< the letter about.a.aixthl_l g n ie taacher telling a dirty jokeetohisdass: . ■ I >«v« six ehadrea (the-youngIgest in the seventh-grade) ■ H . andjhave worked-as an aide inB an elemenUry school for H elg H t ye a ra . a n d I ha v e a m e ssa gfe e for parents: P H y o u dislik e so m a lh ln g y o u r-chiia e tella you happened at L MhMl. talk te the teacher. Sonimetimes a child misunder. . ■ or; aafdrtnaately. lies. Iff the toacher'a-explanation ■ doiite't aatia^ you. go to the primndpal, - ' ■ ^ ultlisocaatUflgaerioaaordaiiangerous. and you are CER:' ■ t A|N e f y o o r la c U . a U te y o o r coconcern in writing and send ' ■ .. it to| the peraensel departm ent of;ifyooraehooldistrict. I G e t in v o lv e d ; se e w h a t is^ happening hi at your'child> I sc h il. But remember, too. thatinelther.your r child nor the te a e p e r is p e rf e c t. ___^ . FOR THE KIDS I

Fortb«nost.readab1eaaa . . I eat FraaliBh sad Elenor '■ I t« id offendonfs Wfjf/eod ^-Jamea-Eooiavelir Ihelr*;— m of eoeh rodeo perform-, “ sffiss'. it? artery and gfVe yos aa .- ■ , fhe. grond •nfry. of . I^ a te k e k st a iasdsifchg once. Seo/«d, fn froro n t.h fl. It Shelly A^pore. Rodeo queia’rp '* / . who wos chosen qu(|ueen eorfler fhls monih, V E jw ye^e haa’a BnUtai. wika ond f/rsf oflenefoof,I. Sue fllxfef. L^ft'ln back a tte n d a n ts> •. Is Betty SchneH, 191976 Mist ffodeo. Ameri . . Shdvin Davis showis s proper| w ay to spur'a hclo rs e " - %. /coondxecondoffensndonf.SoNy Johnson.'

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By BONNIE BAIRD JONES —— parents to lock up thhese items'along with djedUd the day fallowing Girlstinas. m ost sta te s h av e helpiIpcd reducc the deaths of - - . Tlmes^Newswriler, dangerous medlclhcs unmd keep them out of the 'jnn ai small Minnesota town, a 3-ycar-olir-old g irl chlldrcn from poi«)n in,rccentin, years, N-FALI.S-^M2dcm-drug3.-t}esign(igned'to— —reach of'sm'oll chl!drcn~ rhers:y(!ar^ldbrothcrwcr;DDoctor offd Nurse .Should . bothrh ro o m .of^.Uyr^tflmily. a p artm e n t e!orly arl o n e m en l of H ealth a n d We'Welfare through th e B ureau consumned ed by a sm a ll c t i r i o u s c h i l a ''- '- — Know About Antibioticics" Is being shown at tnomiming. On a linen closet shelf theyf foundfo a , of Emergency MedicalJOl Services rccelved wlde T h is is ^he warning being sounded in1 MagicM " hospitals in Magic Vallillev Ihls week for ohor- nnmil flvi»rtl5M»d olw ilnH nn P(»rn^.m sald.in drug< . are urged lo take, Perm ikcn capsule. Rushed' to the hosplUipltal, ail ■ schools, asking chlldrcren to take the inlormalion d a n g e rs,■8, ' • •, tend to as.sociate soft ddrink' botlles,. cupsi'and qvoillableIIi powers of modem medicine• foiledfai to homelothcirparents. B h 'iii' ------In -a dddlllon, d ll the .association Is.appeallnallng-to.-— other small containers'.'i'.with food.and-drink.,.lf.____ sa v e'e-her.-She-dlcd. - less-lhan-12-hourslurs a fte r - — other- stoics- hayc‘•used -.i 'special displays in • p a r e n tsB.to . t' be aware of the many "hidden "hii these containers are used u for paint thinner, coiisuisuminglherncdlcation. stores, fllAis before sciservice and civic meetings, p o iso n s"'5"- InI th e ir hom e and to keep th scs thingsth ’charcoal lighter' fluidI and other hazardous - Pai»arenls ‘shoyld keep simple rcm•cmedies. -and programs to Impnpress Boy Scouts. Camp frorom n smail,.curlous chlldrcn. ■ producis iheyconstituteiBdcathtraps, avalli)llable at drvg stores, on hand for.qulcjuick first , Fire Girls and otherer youlh group members ' L eK oy>y IPerm an. |>rcsldent of the pharmmaclsts a Perman said many grandparents,t nol con- aid inir thc.event.df^isonlng. Perman1 saidsa the likely tohaveyourigerlT b ro th e rs and sisters, assoclatioItion. sold the planning councilicii for cemcd with small chihildrcn In their home, firsnit thing to do In the event of consumptkiptionofa Stories of trogic pollolson eases in other statc.s ' fiationalal Poison Prevention Week hass moden • ■ Inadvertently leave ant invitation to death for polsoison su b sta n c e Is re a d ih e label a s it generallygen , often awoken parentsIts to th e dangers in th e ir ' state-by-sly-state studies of poison casc.s. their visiting grandchild!dren. - suggc(g^ts o' first aid procedure. Activated Act homes and pharmacis:lsts use these instances to - '"A ll'lootoo frequcnlly,*' hcsaid.-“a sm allill c h i l d ,...... In California a year a{!jgo lasl Christmos Day a — chareirctfal and a one^uncc supply of syisynjp of fshow how'easily a smimall child can die due to a c lim b inig g tto re a c h a m edicine c ab in e t,o r playingpla . 13-month-old boy vlsitlning his grandparents for ipocpcoc In the home can Induce vomitingIg ^ind? rid few m om ents of carcleilessncss. with items:m s In a cupboard, h as died Iw causejsepink . the holidays was out ofif sight while his mother the: sto st m ac h of th e poison In som e Instanceinccs. ■ T h e a re a pharm acisllists a r e also nvailabic for a . pills lookok like candy, or a household clearleanlng and grandmother.wercr cengaged In enthusiastic Saflafety packaging, making medicidications ' call as lb whot firstaid al a specific subslonce or ' nuldrcsersem bles a soft drink." conversation. In five minutes r the child had almo:nost Impossible lo open by small chlldnIdrcn.are • riiedlcallon might require. rc« Perman said. In H e saaid id many parents do not realize u f floor- m a n ag e d lo find a sm a llIbottleofglueuscdafew I beingn g u se d by m a n y d ru g T lrm s. T hese arearc about ' addition the associotiation urges all parents lo level ciJpbijpbQard such as the area .under a ]sink. doys earlier by his ataunt. The mother and 60 perpc cent effective and give a highgh safety keep the telephone nunumbec of the nearest poison. - w hich l.

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NORTH (Dl 21 = = — If e r M g ® conti nentw nde charity^ g o m e A A K 3 2 V A 4 •=H4 I ______^T\VIN-FALLS---Twin.FalU hitn-cvery-clty~wlll“play -lh e-~~ Prlzcs^iirbc'pnBcnted'to—------— K — 7 ^ “ B idlellaalirorrn o t h i n g ; brid|;c ploycrs will Join others exact^3 same hands under near ' theth ACBL Continerltwlde A A 6 3 2 ■ Ihroughout North Amcrica on ididentical conditions. Only one winners wl as well as the victors ' By O sw ald & Ja m e s Ja co b y tk Thursday In a competition to winner w will emerge — the pair In In each of the 25 districts , WEST . ■ EAST. I Jim: "Today's hand shows iust ji what he had — nineteen A Pennsylvania reader^aslu * 9 7 < a J • benefit the Arthritis Foun- w ilh th e b e st pe rc en ta g e sc o rc w wl ith ln th e ACBL. Additionally, .Oswald: "It is about Ume the advantage of using five high-card h points and no* if you can inquire a^ to'QfliSh V J 7 5 V 1 0 9 6 2 . r dotlon. . or for our annual review of the c lubs in tb is S » ib le ro le. South sin sl g leto n ." plplayer played each^c^^d on the compuler-dealt set of mtisterpolnts m will be aworded ♦ Q 10 B 2 ♦ J 9 S 4 , -The Tuin Falls Duplicate was able to ask for kings'and Oswald: '‘With eighteen or b hahds. to to all those who finish well In 4.J85 «Q107f . ' before the trick is tumecf. • Jim: "For the record when .when North showed one king. n > B ridge Club, a n n m ila te of the Renee Bulcher, charity each ea game. These master- SOUTH nineteen high-card points and The answer is "Yes.;;..,, South was able to jbld seven." a American Contract Bridge chchairman for Ihe Twin Falls points pc are a method of ranking * Q 1 0 8 6 » . }you bid a Blackwood four a singleton North would have notninip.you e sk y o u r p a rtn e r Oswald: "The play at seven Jumped ji in a new suit and then ‘ ■fFor « copy 0/ :------League, is' sponsoring Iwo - - diDuplicate Bridge Club, says- duplicate di bridge players on oh ...... ' V K Q 8 3 ...... J to respond five clubs wilh no was short and simple. Soulh raised ri to show that particular ^MODERN, s e n d SI lor-W lr _• sections o f -th e S prin g 1977, the th public-is invited to par- - . internationalini basis. ♦ K 7 ‘ aces, five diamonds for one, drew trumps with tnree leads holding." hi *at BrldgB.”'-c/o-atrii — ■- ACBL-Contlnentwlde-Chorlly— tl(ticlpate-ln'-thc'-.local game.------...... * K 9 - ...... 5 Proceeds' from" this game ' five hearts tor two. five and claim ra.” n e m p tp e r . P.O. Box 489 Game wllh play starting at 8 AiAmong those with whom the wi North-South vulnerable f will be distributed through the sspades for three and five Jim : "S in c e w e a re discuss- ' ft Radio City Station. N ew V ortt p .m . In the fireside room of th e TvTwin Falls players will bc A( ACBL Charity Foundation to W eil North E ail Soolh rnotrump for four.” ing bidding today, North's * IN.Y. 10019) First United Presbyterian ccc om peting fo r in te m a lio n a l the thi Arthirtis Foundation, The \A Pass 1 * O sw ald: " I I d id n 't ta k e long jiinl^ to four spades showed C hurch. recognition re will be all the grant gr will be used to improve Paw 4* Pass 4N.T. ffo r p la y e rs to find o u t th a t vou ' . : T here will be an open section players p] In the American the thi care, treatment and the Pass S*: Pass 5N.T. ccould use the flve-cIub for all bridge players plus a C(Conlrocl Bridge League’s prevention pr of arthritis. Pass Pass, 7 A ' jresponse lo show either no / ■ ■ . ; novice secllon for bridge S|Spring North American For further information or Pass Pass Pass' ,aces or four aces..U stands to players- with less than 20 championships* ch In Pasadena, . for fo: help in finding a partner Opening lead 4 A ,reason that the Bladcwood JUST ARRIVED points. Calif., Cl \vho will be playing the c ca all A da B urgess, 733-1759 or Ibidder could tell which Every player In every game samchandsallhesametime. sa R Rj e n ee B ulcher, 324-2000. , ■ ■ I number I was being shown.” CHEROKEE W A\RRIORII I . , - - MSS

e m ” ROB t A B Q l M a r s h a MILLER Filer man engaged^"1 0 0 » % ^ VROING - ...... FILER>- Mf.-and Mrs; ■ If you thinkikThlgh quality pprihting is som ett h i n g o n l y ------~ ^ HolnnaB~Nfnn!r;:CTiatsft'onin------Calif.; a-nndunce the other people canc afford, andi if you think attr:active-and— — engngcmeht of their daughter ' — creative-promfwrtto t n al id ea s arare som ething tha son of Mr. and M rs. G eorge W. Ward, Flier. . ' only obtain inn a large city aIt t high costs and l o n g w a i t - Ml?? Miller li^nrcsldcnLflt------Chatsworth. She attended ing^lods,^rou're 1UU% W RCl O N G . — :------— - Chatsworth lligh;School and- - - grad u a ted from Ricl

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■ . ■ ■• ■ ’ . DIVISION OF PAAY.'NSAVECORPORATION . - PRICESES tEFfECTVE THRU MARCH 2fl. 1977 ■ ^ ; t''• .' . li^ltARIDWARE ^ L U M B E R . i. . m S MORIS I " ■ : ■ '■■■> I \ ■ l!5) cllMtER ^ CEN'NTER 8-^ ORKYER I ADDIDilts ' • E x n N iio li• Multi:Purp6se Shoio e . » I VENT'HOSE I LADDERS BRAtlL I 4" FlexibIble Hose TO icellent soccer and • Ideal for spring flx.ups »gby Shoe ' ^ • sturdy aluminum construction sn-skid, non-rTi'orkirig solo " ' Rex'” ■ i •boreryswlvotfe.et, B f p e r f t ______i 2 9 t : : | ■ ^°'T3-X7T7—SCTP »s 1 4 .9 5 _ P-TRilAPS J-BIND8 ■ I n ito ll q u ic kkly ly and easily E larr. 3^5 3 5 * 995 Wi son A20QqiXLA S p a l d i n g \ * Smooth, aaiy flow design helps prevshIlit fl #C100»#C130) .MAX. WORKING LENGTH BASEBALLL GLOVE I TEM clog* I I l'/4*'P.TRAP MNIS RACKETS L ___ j j REG. 4.69 T. > .rr. 57"!;5 4 9 .9 # ao o t/C 7 so a . 9 9 Impac I t i VA"P.TRAP . MAX. WORKING LENGTH 1 4 REG. 5.69 Junior Racke" ■ —^ « '‘'Dy ------Reg.-$7.7.95

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GLENN!4NS FERRY— A Glenns Ferry manla n w a s ' ' sin g ed h a ir, th e pollcp ofJfflcer said. Mrs. Seesee "Pe(^eople wero^standlng In front of th ef ^ ^ l n g . &aid. - • ______killPd inn 1A fire In-an^old_frame>jmaftnirtmgnt • ' was taken to Elmorere Men^prlfll-Hospltal.:____ bulld li C s a s o L ___ L.HlC.OHlgfilLgaidJlfijB w as e a tin g b re a k fa st In . t)^ ild ln gI eearly a Saturday. , , , Mountain Home, wheree^she. was treated for mightht still bc in his apartment^" Baileyley said. Hanson’s Cafe when a couple< cam e in saying a - i g c o r e ^ , , . ^ H is w'lie ife and'another woman were “luck;uckytO' shockandrelcas^Sundtl«y-‘ • . T h e ofofficer said he was dlrMted to Uiele vwreng tfce was on fire. Bailey;y and S iev e B end. anoUier - . . • getoutallvalive." pollcesaidtodoy. . ' T b e o ffice r s a id som e! ofI Ute oc cupants in Ute a p a rtrrtment, but "it didn’t matter bccausause Ute city employe who wasu9 wlUi the offic e r, found the , ■ P o lic e: Officer01 George Ballcy said t)te vlcivictim, six or seven other apartirtmcnls In Uie structure,, apartrrtm e n t h e w as In w os burning so ba d ly th e re a p a rtm e n t com plex flifire well advanced when M ilton Sk e e e s e e , 6S, died about 2:20 a .m . S aItu tu rrd ay ^^cre a p p aren U y ou t of lown.tc He esllm a te d only ■ w as no w ay to get In.’’ they arrived, i " w h « flalames n engulfed the small apartnirtment about five or six personsi were\ in UtcBlructurie at • , Polli3llce said there is no indication of arsonars so Bailey said Ute owrwners. Glenn and Rocky k ^ r e h eleandhb.wlfelived. a j thetlmeoftheblaze. th e ree ’will bc no further Invcstlgatinn as toI the Sellers, indicated they:y will "give wltdl's left of ' M rs. E\Evelyn Seesee and.an unidentientlded '. Bailey said he helpedI onei couple from Uielr causee •of Ute blaze. There is some spcculxulatkin the'building to Ufc firere department." Only one ------1 .. •- ^— w o m a n -w-who l was-Staying with ..Uteip_ln,In the apartment but the otherf occupants all cscaped Uiot tan oil stove may have possiblyQly been ' apartment could stillJl possibly -be used.. The osm a p a r tm ee{it p t escapcd from the blaze withth only i 50®? “ knocktiked over since tlie fire wenf so fast.uT BaileyI ------n » t of Uie bulldfngis dcdestroyetf. Bailey said; r . BrBOBZUCKBRHAN ^ TloH»ljnrtwrtter

TW IN FA LLS - O w nere of buildIdlngarcccntly lost to fire s In Twin F a lls a re sh airp n ly critica l tbe U.S. CHxupational Safety aric H ealth mlnlatratiori (OSHAl for the ogcncncy's criticism of their operations. OSHA officials two W cks ago saids the tliree large fires which occurred here diduring the last ' ||j|H |ja |V ^ six months could have been prevc sta le regulations were followed.. The fires, which destrived Uiele A ce H ansen Chevrolet. Inc.; Hamilton Manuf;jfacturing Distributing Co., and Eddy B a k in g wardwuses, all In Twin Falls repoiortcdly causcd dose to $2 mllllon worth of damage. .“As far as.I'm concerned, thciclr statements are Just a Jot of hogwash," said Ace Hansen, ' .whose c a r dealership w ent up In flames last ______Ofctobef_when_ an electrica]„wcldlding.torch ap*. parently fell against an empty g a s Isnited sas fumes. OSHA o f f i c i i cited a po rtio n of the agency’s ' ------g e n e r a l- ln d u s t iy -s ta n d a r d s r- wwhich—atatesi— ' ‘‘Open flames'and smoking shall per* ■ mltted In flammable or combu storage areas.” . “1 would consider a gas tank a il sto ra g e area,” OSHA official Paul Thom ss: "This is J^st an example of how eld in g torch F a ilu re of a bill111 auUwrizIng a sta te w id e g ran d down le^slatlon to an Infuriatingng snail's; pace, one who talked!d most positively about his I ignited a b la ze In som e com bustibible ■jHRBJjm n - Ju>7 was perbataps Neibaur's'biggest disap- VanEngclen noted. m onths in the lc(legislature. the ba ck 0 f the wa rehouse. .B ut these small gripes bavn’tI’t lessened 1 Uiis “I've reallyy enjoyed it, 1 really ha< OSHA officials n id earlier thetc c o m bustible ' Still. N e ib a u f■ 'tl5ked ^ tlv d ^ o f "this'fellow apprcclatlonofUielcglsIaUvcproceixxcss. Bradshaw said,d. ' materia) was less than 20 feet fromim tlw welding. le g isla to rs. -”Thu lows requiring "counties"Itr Senate,” be salM. "It was Ute bigtillght of designed lo_^good,'^Hamilton_(t said. "But I _ i ’___ _ lssue._!_____ ^ _ __ ^'prtihcnslvcplans^ ______think.their way of mforciiig themin is u n fa ir . VV ’ B ell also said hc'w^somewhath confuscd~^r "I tried,' blit 1 J^ t couldn’t get loted h e p ro b ab ly w ould becon jvhere they go in and Just startI i fining people H l k ^ - ...... - t h e p ro ce d u re s uused in tbe Senate when he first...... slinigged, suggcsUng.his effort.. lor over tim e as bc Icarrted n ...... In ste ad of be in g a n advisory a n d us a fe ty b o a rd ." tinucd In future legislative sessions1^'' R s^S!^ arrived. slatlve proccss and becamc n HamUton said OSIIA officials nevever visited his F irst-te rm Buiuriey Sen. Dean Van Engelcn " B u t I felt I'v e done so m e g wJ."V.nEngclcn d ,” ____ a b o u t Ihe 1 politics,------^warehouse before U» fire and nevsv e r-m a d e a n y — e ------agreed wlUrBclIirutal'one of Uie^tbuglicsftasks^ = '!*• Tn'Bell ”dldisagreed being a freshi recommendations for Improvemments. OSHA facing a freshniman legislator Is mastery of m itte e ." really a detrim ent. '‘If you've offlclais did visit the. warehous _ _ _ Senate rules. "Wc haven't had any real™l momentous Icgl«li.U.rw»sn ley wUl listen," Bell said of confirmed OSHA stamlards lia K e n B r aB i dshaw e n jo y e d t eBrm r . ..J stu, jjon'tI't u n d e rstan d all of th e m ,” legislation Uils year, but I wouliould w we've- go^ W™ followed,Jfamlltonsaijl.....^^^^ ' _ ' V a n E n g c lcn lauighedafewdaysago, g ... passed very few bad bills,” Itc addoddod. - veteran coijcagi

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By SHANE O 'N EnXU _ a dollar amountam (rom taxes has been held hei to'budgetinScptembcraand receive property tax fullull 12-monUi budget for 1976 ______R e c re a tio n als.ilso Is higher prim arily beca w 1tie*r-1^ie-nlne-montJ»-flgura '— ------cons ta n t- dudurin r g th e p a st s ix y e a r a r w lth-HhT~the ------TamtmrDecnnbcnnn»a July, ol the curreni ^ •'I'h e bu ild in gs account.-.wi ut $30, ^ ; s B U R L E Y - A nine-m onths bucudget totaling city's millI levyIci dropping every j-ear. Ttiat levlevy y e a r. tlggesl Jump 160 per cent of iast yeW s new ' $24,852 Is 9'S per: r

Searchip r e s s e d T F c o u n ccilm en tO-1h e a r F e b r u aary erassh m iN FALLS - Sixteen vvehicles, three planes and mora than 2S persons conibe)cd Twin Falls County In a last full-scalc effort to find a lost Buhl man but had no a p p e a l o nn sign braii b k d o w n < luck. ' T h e se a rc h fo r Tom Kearic'ley, 86. b e g an m o re' Uian' a • TWIN FALLS ‘-.T^e Twin FallsDlls Cily Council Cosgriff Signn.Co. ( offic]a,ls wlio say tlieyh week ago when the man faiailed to retum home after will take up requests by'aboutt sl:six merehniits j, signs in Uted! downtown area Uiat violate c I m 4th yictt i m td l ing a neighbor he was golnIng o u lin h is pickup to chop here for spcciai consideration undunder the city's partofUiencwoi'o rd in a n ce , h a v e filed a lawsul ...... ~ » m e ‘ w o o d .''0 fllcla ls bfillcioved' thO'Tnan-mayliave ------r new sign ordinanceat flig h t’s coui:ouncil meeling. FifUi District .Courtj.chargingC Uie city’s t becomc lost or slrnnded In th e Shai- . "We'll now have to wait for.T s o m e ^ y to c6m e up asked'Uic council at Ui6 last meet!KS- . 2. fo rm e r Tw in H is v e h icle was wj struck by a car driven by ______;drivpn by Hoymjd ,Burkhart, 82^^ i.. wlUi uie pickup in some'area.i.!’Coi^r Mld.' ■ ~ * Ute tim e lim it for th e m otel to takdakc down a sign ■ Al 7:30p;m.. todayt( In'the council chombdi F Uirec^ciacfly—'Crickctt-tr-HIn!llnsi, M, Jerome, Slie" and.her‘ FaMs city councilman, wfio’look' K c^ey, who lived alone In Bulil, disappeared In his which apparonUy violates Uieordln•dlnance. ' city hall, Ute cououncll also is scheduled to: ror a ride that ..passenger,-Tonyonya-Pedcrson, also 14, Jerom e, • • - residents of Heritage Manor foi •’ ‘ - 1970 g ree n aiid w hite pickup'oo n M a r c h i l ...... City Atty. Giaries Brumbachich has rccom- —Again disci»uss a request by McDoni \w r e giv e n emn eri ergency tre a tm e n t a t th e Je ro m e ...... S un d ay a fte rn o o n .. ------. - . Sixteen-vdilcles from-lhcic.Twln Falls Seareh and’ - -m ended Uial Ute rcqucsLbc denied..e d ...... Hnmburgers;_30305 Blue L a k e s B lvd., N ^to in Allen. 87. were ho^lta) and disirilsinlssed. Burithart and Rom Dunaway A Rescue unit and Uiree avlldi Air Patml nlnrtcs pai> The ordinance calls for, amonging oUier things. a drive-lnwlndo(kiw a r u ie e a te iy . ‘ili c r ^ u e ^ rassengerTHar- • Burkhart orteiften took elderly r e sid e n ts ^ri>m ' kUIed at the scene. Ttie other fa Uclpated In the' search Suninday, according to -Butch all ^gns In the downtown mall arearea to be flush- been the cwteiter of a stormy .Citato a l: Heritage Manortor for Sunday afternoon rides. He dlcle Leveke. 84, died March 3. '* - Fillmore, unll vice-prcsideftt,It. . • -— . ,mounlcdonbulldings.Thoordlnan(lance also allows council meetingngs. Nearby residents charge a St. Benedict’s was a friendI of Mrs, Strain and would take M rs: Strain was first ta)cen to ;® .■ "We’ve pretty much scoUrired Ute'county." Fillmore only Uiree square feel of sign for each fool of . drive-ln window)W will Increaisc traffic. I transferred to anypne else whiwho wanted to go. accohllng to Hospital. Jerome, but had been I ® , sald."weJustdon’tknowwhctore else to look,” • -i'./■ building Icn^i, allowing a max!la x im u m of 150 n o ise p ro b lems s InI: the area. McDonald’s offi( II soon after the personnel at theihe resthome. Magic Valley Memorial Hospital s q u a re feet of sign. . sa y U tc w ln d o wiv will \ decrease traffic prbblen

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I N A TIO N i _ j _____ N a t i o n a l NAL WEATKEB SER.ViCE F O ftEECAST O io 7AM EST 3 -3 1 -7 77 i d a h i t 3 0 0 0 , T e m p e M w » - - — — ’ ByUoUadPnMb y t • ______I r - r 7 \ S u h at nntdday' • Max. Minn Pcp^ 30.0^^^ A lbany ^ Aberdeen ^ ‘ 40 I Boise 46 2ffi______A ------BQiii------:— ork :------Bakersfield------’~ NE\V YORKmUFIJ aa ;; j | |i ^ : 5 •“ « » • I-S » " • ‘TH 4TH^ «7u-'H B uriey 42 2 7 ; Bismarck , - ’ headed loWareartv Mor ^ -5:5 -ggg, »■ § ------—-— \ L m ; moderalC trading of NciS r J ■ ',’1 h ^ ' k <0 H 'n MN ttHWH E m m e tt . M , 2fi 2 . . • \ *■ ^Brownsville , m OH Fairfield 38 i Stock Exchongc issuescs am id CMcu 9 ( 22 i? tir i 19 SANfilANCISCiWO N. DENVER V • ^ .Buffalo ~ G ooding . 43 2 ' Investor uncertaintiesS »boui X f% 5” S!S5! 3 j?.S m t . Diariotte Z7H a« • Grangcviitc 40 3 • . ■ Chicago _ ' ‘ : lleouliookfortlieccotwt«m y. f c ff S5 Hom^c ■ 58 2I \ / . CinclnnaU Many observers w e r e n ir n v« tt i g* S 15 IdidioFiills 36 220 LOSANOELI5I.ES , <» / aevelond . ' .disturbed by iast w*6k''v SSS”’, W . ^ . . ' 5*-S - ! h7 u *” • * 170 BN BH55 5?* ? Jeromc . 45 2 — y , Dallos * - • ■ ■ govemmenl report tha ISSI ?3 g . - . .' D enver ,=t con- gS .'5,' 'S'".,, o.”'.,'/ ' J '• wsBvt i e t o r s j u nM':: 18 - . sumer priccs rose 1 per . DALLAS \ j . DesMolnes J tflH- H “9 «H t i H ^ .L e w is to n • . 47 3 ------. - D etroit ------— . o r a t a 12 p e r c e n t annuajal rale , -ESii o w t if"! f ; «,:.;,s:,s;.s -» i»u-tfH-1 ^ lO W IST TIMl««aA TU tl»\^rjgj| J l , M cCall . 34 1 Dulutli .. itk_ I. Occdr^ 1 I9I0B 77H 77H in February. TJic figuriro w as utteoi h - h t; 2^ 2^* ;* Mountain Home 53 1 / n e w O B L E * M i ^ ^ i j ^ » M I E u re k a ■ ; r C H' ‘ O S'* » higlier tiian expci„,e isH- H OM«fB I 14 H BH «HK St-H WestVcltowstone 26 KansasCily merce .Department I H . •* .» 1 *U-JIH»H I p9(U- U i i l Y i P i J ____ _ 'JVJ _____ V - ^ J L asV e g as rev ised • figure.*; - siibwcdid con— «'*«> > *’ *' [2 3 “ °*'” ’' fLOW ------Los Angeles - ' ..... • . ^uprwMiMiiiillPoloCAM ®" "J. porale profits rose onlyy 2 p e r rtMrgi 4s r 71 ih . ihI IHi -H PkCo CI I i 20 TJU 5!a « ^ : 5 ■J Louisville /• c c n l in tl»e fourth q uartirte r of u .e « j9 « '7i ik »h «h. K S;'S!S?.S5 — M em phis M iam i- 1975 a n d lh a t t>ia II B7 «N ;9H NewOrleans T Jjere h av e be en sign:p ,, ,1,0 . IIH-'j H 74a 4 4N 11: 4N ■ Sun:in y , a littlii e w a r m e r ' T u e s d a y IU,. u 1* * ? a s «a a n - h N ew Y ork economy was pickingng up riMutiii ir k 70 khIt tl1 < H Piwsi 140 7 M BU a a UTH-H Nortii Platte , SH » W 0 3« I B 4B* 4«4M 4|H strength in Ihc past monll a - 1 , Ptc«f<(iotc* a s it m o v e s inland. on SH H«r Tortr » s s s s ^ , r yii,*. ss g ? ^ 5 Tuesday. Soil te m p . ^42 34 dltlons th is week. In e rm a l ITS I 170 HH 7tH cuceu MH.. UH WaRlilnetnn Nti OM iXl 7 10 71 71 I. FVx»« IX I It DH a n P{Mtl»ViLM LMtChJ Ul »«M UP77 M IIH 17H ncMH IX . tl 41 MN I4H MH GWOM i n I 74 SH »H, Bohr WuU ■ IH IH lu - i :•:•>■/ s ; AtMUb I )4 B 4M MU MU- U u Gmr« so 7 40 tjh 7» . u itorMCC B I a UH IIH uu HU . . .ttl tl >4 t} lilt IIN II -H . 0(Wt|. UMd I I TTH 71. L ;; ibio issd i la UH UN WH WN-H - 2W ’S ,!.SS*K S R e c o v ft TX 11 73 <7 «H mS uu ' i ^ tT* *77 ~ H c-«n l« 7 m su 7f7 l}k« H GuClUltl lU lt UH UH g 3-H j* ’j " WH MU ® V a U e y^ g ra in ...... s a s i S !i74H-H oum i -I- 4 « «H I»H -11 H> H .-Smw Aaa a a ttH IM 71U« H — HH---- ^ ’ SWIM T 1 W BH'jm ( IH I S 7t^ V H' JIH- H Sourngp I 13 « 3M 3Tt © t Soft whitete wheat 2is, baricy 3.^, oa ISH- H Hvi^ I S I 4 74H 74H 74t:? u EeiAMi m tl Ul nu MH m a r k ^ W a l l S t r e e OH- U HvfM Jt* • I •» tSU 14* II m ix e d ^ a lnIns3.85. ! ■SsABtCM !s .» ISSi n n s; 7llt-s a H ' Hma c / J9 ' tJ O WN M W ;S7h-H HKUn Tl tot »H t4h ,s5 ;1S ■ IS4! .5 !,S5‘ S. irices arc given by the Bcori G iSN. H HtniH IX I SI SU XH XH- S U SMgtam Jl 1 S a u TIH <91977 Chicago Sun-Tlrrim e s m a r k e t' o f 1968 ihIC c Dow ' Wlititprii _ • S i t s S S S . S 1 ! e Association. Inc., daily at B • H Honum I 10 ir 74H 74H 74 Wall Street may be! pullingp c lim b e d until 1l rea ch ed a 1level W areliouse jlOH-H HonorilTI » TOW » I* » ^ 'S tiSSJS. iln p ric c s a re an a v erag e of A»M i n « 4D 4)U MU « - H HMIn tJI I ]■ IIH 71 XH* 71' H Sw iP k 1 I 17 IIN UN . Itself logether andnbingoff climb! 22 times the earningss ol o t Uie O th e r grain eu« H' HnaF .40 n » 7« n n ■H SH« H local dealer':r quotatkins obtained weekly. SH« H .D 10 74 nu TIH j}lt“ Tl' sSnrn 112 II O 17H ITHI7H 17H th e floor. sto c k s. £««•• .tu r i« a ziH AaCfM IK ( a 77 SH' u»'dIH-H HoRtt ,JK> 7 » IH IH il? .1' . u biSiUnt I tl o a 7MM n u - H he y e a r. A t le ss th a n 10.5> ttim es AQTar Id I in ». 'nu a u - H . 'HOI n o .40 niZioiiHHiiH ir S SC«0 S-OHNNH UUH UHOH m 71 » U HctntW U a 771 43H QH <3 IIH- n scml- earnings in December theth e Dow j s r , . i :s S5 S ' snu« H Hgxrrt IB I 927 4M 4IH II' r Since the flrsl of the t rriTif .a (I M r h m 77H- :r H HouMM I.H f 13 WU WH4h"«'' t i s s ^ DH 90U« H Double- was certainly nol perchedhed on a wlH tvnrOJ J7 I SOt NH IH I OH* H the Street has been £T“s s i?^*«ii”«"^jir«* * ' P paralyzed by fear. Jiat D was abaky peak justlfyln:y in g a ■ 1 ^ \sss,'5iffls"sl5:-5-- 5 . rsl.SIS'?.aN.H 1 2 ^ ,,J 'I jSS h SSIlH UH* [ digit inflation was u^aund the pullback, Livestock gCS« H tMHOi IX ' I 7H lOH » » going lo*‘come aroumty. And In relation lo profits atra lre ad y M M l2 " ” . V " isjj?’ i2 rssus'* AUFH I3«' M 10 n 71 71S .. ! ^ . 'S 'ISS!!",!' ,S . squco ■ 13 n JOH mSh t'' XH4 H -''r comcr. rwt prosperity.going lo In the ba®' siocks'wenA-ere on NORTH SALT LAKE.E . U tah choice 450-700 ib hi lU-'H MAft I.IS 10 nWtlWIH ringing pretty solid ground, JSS 7?7S « H moAl 14k tl 71 SUH UH r asa a 'i^JSRnH ^H K ' - ■ ''£&' H Interest rates were goi • (UPI) - Utah, Idahoh o a n d 34,50.. IH »mce Ol a in » IIH 70» 'r« u ' I<0 t 417 OH 9H I in a n d T b e ground m ight, inI fa.. a 1>N ISH 1} reel ln< A Mnservptlve estimaIm ate is In terest noted from Califcifomla; Wool: Trade ad ...... f ' & :i ilsii' sw ap p e d ; MM IX I « MH WU 14H M ' JvKnn m « TSIlU HHH Ttuec T I7n3 77N 7W — A leading Wall Sire,use had that corporate proiitsils will slaughter steers closedid 50 to 550,000 lb conflrm e }{j;i 5 'jwiwa ■ Ml H 47 TIH a • » /loan In Increase this year; a r b y m ostly 1.00 higher; slauaughter Utah and Idaho; ] J|w _ u JtMh 140 t] 2f| SU S n3:5 !SS„'1 ,! ,^rS !' ycslment-banking house u . JotnUMHAU? HHH UHU 7IH n just arranged a 90-dayamajor I< somcthingtlkelSpcrccnt* n l. h e ife rs fully 50 higher, . c h anged to w eak; { WH ” 1yj» g JS K j.*' Brazilian cruzeiros for ad 1 o in g ______That makes the low leveltev of Confirmed sales ifiis weekw< on ranged from ^ t ■ J j n iJJwIgi'ioij » ^ ^ m H 4 7 H 4747H. H TtilW l « I 117 a u X ■ U.S. corporation 1! - Walt Street confldcncece even 3,210 slaughter' steers,B, 1,235 . g rea se b a sis; g r ' s S T T n n r j loitron 140 1 S XH XH ^ _ U MJSIhl7ai|-4l IIH su sau< H Ihoiol i4 I B TIHis TIH is '* - frank M. ARAN. / • business in Brazil.' the loan more suspect. And makn ak es ll . sla u g h te r heifers. AviVvcrage ran g e d from arounc ■kUO .• 1» D 1II> IIH H U KinCSs 37* I 10 WH WH WMH- H ihnBiC M II 12 IH IS •JJ •*-“ ...Filermanagei T h e in te rc sl r a te on thi - - e a s ie r lo • believe - investorinvi price iholcc sleers soldId f.o:b: deaned f.o.b. 'v SsSSa I.* It U< J>*l » »N .1«Mla_ JJ0»— » I SJH.UH _ aw 1(»noCteitO 3 ISH »H XH- enough... ' phychology will Improvevein i the ' fecdlots this week 38.i:.12 and discounts of up to 7 r r H-w-ifsisi■ 70H- H Irmuffl M I IS 14U“ '^ 14 "• h h T h >r , , _wasal]atS2perccnt. -. ” MnmrtMIt 17 XH »H 71 > Tlic slory Is true Brazil’s cn weeks ahead instead off gegc ttin g a v e ra g e w eight 1,149 lb; lb lasl grease for deliver; S 3 S ' 7M n 71 XH 7IU 71IW ■ Kmcon .IS6 ISTOS aH KHI uXH-uM H tttftiW AH 4 M 10H WH«H ptOH-.HI ' _ erwM 34 r U IH tH I lUUcfl ITS 11 IS PH *7 *7H- 17 H tiiCon ICb Tt TIU TIH I Things can gel wild in tionBt and' worse and bringing onn a re a l - w eek 37.00 and 1,117 lb; lb la s t ^ in g ; g rad e 50-54 2u_w KrtJtW IX I M7I77H 77H. 77 H TRWM t « I 74 BH B'A iverscas bear market, ycar35.74andl,126Ib. a round 1.50-1.60; sc S S ^ 7X 1 n Sh Su S^ ? K13 20HCH XH 20H- H ^ ^ "JKK SXH. u Krtnx .T JI t IM «H 4SU< g ge M . H UC«_.wcn_____ i.;y,_r*^ ;TH^H__ .KI09W IM _ r 711 a ' ga Qll - H 7.10 m stu 11:.;. .m an ag e]„ fu tu re. as been market rally. w eight ran g e a t 39.00; mosUy n: “lU i" '' LMT&tg .» 7 M I4U IIH I4H II Ur*s;tl .SO II X IN IH sa, . ITH- H UH BnmU 7 4 JN IN Still, Wall Street has:lngand' Changc is underwayway In choice 3-4 1,200-1,30300 lb/' «rnii " S - i sss 'S {J53SS.S T - i a sisiT' overdoing the (loor-paclnInce the Washington and no onele rear lly 37.00-38.00; e ariy In week,e k.good 18 PORTLAND, 0 n c rv o u s-sto m ac h bit sln< has a handle on the cxtc:xtent of and mostly choice 2-3: fewfi 4s Portland caA g t|k U*Kl> To IS 177 4IH MU M iJls-atE iler- 14U- IV usTob- IO 13 -7 av» XHIH XH. H firstoftheycai'. narkct's Diariu. <> I 17 n BN s H UVW IH S m^XH XHIH x h ; H the Idaho First National s w orse of le ss u n c ertain ty a n d1 ba ck lo m ostly choice 2-4 900-1.1 Coriw IH I n 7 uncertainly In the mtm onlhs 34.50-36.00, m oslly 35.5050-36.00 3 0 d a . OIMM I H s^> z:- r73 - H luknU I d I I 13 BH S IH IIH-H ' The action was taken b year at ahead. Bul nol for a longing lime on late i;ounds; some r :______w a HH xr. ]i »H -U iTtwCa 48 t; S I7H IIH 17' (hon th e n u m b e rs indlcat( mixed Bariey96.0096.50 ■ i s ll by the' The Dow cioscd tost ■ildprlnpyc to a m ood of o ptim isticStic c er- g o o d a n d cholcc34KX)-35.0ii 00 CMMI IH I 'W 0 0 Xn - H UacfTVI J8 7 SB »H r» |i IH cllu- H ^^ana trpi"^ various tainly. F e ^ r c attle : Confliflrmed . DBW ^prU^ OmMX 7M S OH OH e eC « 5 - ^ kki i s 7 I wh wh w' ______lflQ4^prcttv_pQQd_consld •H -H UMfa SCO 0.1J -IIH 11' »H MSH-H E fn m ctl, w here h e h as tsy con- Less uncertainty coulduld welt 3,5C0;flrmtol.00higheriT under No. 1 hard wintf S 12 r ^ S ; 5 r from where il had- been at va i . I«M|H|I ID I « a SH S' 7H ou-H ; sincc 1970. He bee h i h av e m e a n se ein g 1000 on th e Dow im p ro v e d d e m an d ; cl t»H-H unrrO IX I 117 S7H S7H cSI' 'Ji?;* {* miftWt .« I B IH IH > been recent limes. But lousy c h o ice 7JS- H u«Wa B II H IIH I7H tl- Z m a»e IH 7 71 XH XHIH xhIh operations olflccr Ihcr O'# w as ' o n ce a g ain . C onfldcncc:e uw ould 500700 lb ste ers 36.50-50-39.00, 2 yellow con ■ ® •“ ■ s ”:i i JJ J ' uvtAr Ul II 7 «H IIU . ’• ir ‘ - J . HUMn I.*. I n I7U I7H came ' sidcring'where il might a v - H lUI U 11B T. IS I « JIH H' r* tr**!*! 1971. la te r loan officer am m es th e ------be all thejvay back upIp ti to t h b - m o s t 'l a l e sa les 38.00-:0-39.00; IIH- Uit*.ifg t 4 B >IU IIU ir‘i?*“ ^ l*nmEl .17 7 e i ITH 17 TC in b een . A t 1004, th e Do'w '•'» 1h»K I a I O J12 XNON (gxN- H been assistant manager : lies that 'puny'levels of iMt-DccM!cwnber, choice 7 tyym Ib steerss 36.50-: No. 2 barley 4.20 l i i S s ; U I M 27. XH C77^^2^. ^ . Wtrma M I 2TJ OH • { nd has-'running at jusno.5 ilmc IJlJ"" mtvoet 1 tl 77 a u 4N 74N ^H. H 1973..- sincc profits of the 30 companict future lOllmeseamln^orlcss.ss. 38.00, moslly 37.00-3 - i i i : ]J5v,“ '■* 1h" n IJ JIH 3IH Jl't w u mmc no i 27 an an OGDEN(UPI)- ‘'2* ;*• WMH IWOI J 111 7N ?H 7H ”th^ h Arana Joined the bi make up the index. Notprofits, f Unccrtalnty.could mcarlean 930, . " * • * WMUU Co I a SH JHJJ* Marsing office a irted, or even less', on the Dow j Under No. 11 pi ‘,'i;:!- sas, 'S ,! T sSs S J* VUn tte 10 D I3N tJH bank's profits or estimated pr «wwiih P o ta to e s \5 7 o S 7^4 «H- H gfad u atin g from Boise illnuing From one viewpoint, gss, ! S5 s. I"U - H UMa\J Mmu , n ,1 Ul. U-, iv*“ u, i **“ T r5 ?o H ,4 iH t Boise, relationship of pricc lo p FALLS .U I U *- H T«l«C<»p M I II IIU ISHSH ISH School and Boise S late Col stock- market is going to be rc UPl - No.l3prolelnw» cmr« 140 « > ^ U.nure of proving statistics on busi M w " a » 'M 1‘H IIH II' of markcl types. But, on ball cnT^ -demand, light.for hon-s iloniw IB I 47 TJH nn :i activity — employment, s 1-sizc A, N o.2bartey4.60 0«Aw.« $^0 1^ J„ . 1ila9»MP 7 II JO JIH SUH Jlit’*" nuonnM (rictt T to * m«J 3 Optimist Club. AranjLodge the ratio Is a measur market, barely sli } |.t. I, tUOl 'ItiM on n« . Anunui•«** s»ott hIswife.Kathy.havcasor ingljull profits — aria'worse steady, ‘ Arrivals: 36 car ‘ oSfw'' ^ \ *4^ S'' I na and confidence In the future, nnn»S demand, good for coununt c a r- 15 barley. iihT h '«“'*• ' ' • S 5 ' 5 i i n ‘n u m b e rs fro m * th e infli Dtjw 1» ■ M rth HIJU ^ on. D u rin g th e g re a t roarini inflation market,'slightly hhigher. lm usiCr>o front. "5:5 ; sj""!!! 'iifsss is., «' sfwsr.'s:4H I4H • - R ussets. U.S. No. I 's 2-in-in. or.4. LEQALNC S J " o . ,! ! i ! ! i RJh iih” h ' ' ' . oz. m ln., lO-lb. m esh 1 Bm uo « I 3 IIH IIH ‘ IN THE DISTRICT OC D4K3R .IQd S 17 IU M O w r The Couiiti l-SlZC A, RFTH JUDICIAL C o m m ojdity Futures . S S a ‘ - I...... I...... rnin. N^HIt Ml-I 5.75-6:50. 50-lb. cartons,TS, c w t. the state o f id CM Compu 4 lu fl; 3H /V aU ey] ,,r.<«lmnirl> m—o. Ml I.M>I. xr In- basis, BO-IQO count, 8.O1I.0M.50., «>UN1 IB 11 U 77H 77 irntrnirr Iiiirrflrnlrr , Qump Hm ISJ 3H' 3UJH la I Irr .iu». loo-lb. sacks, size A, few:w, 6.25, UAOtSTRATEO I I aa'.ni. T oday b e a n s r|iill iinl inrlixir rrMlI n SinCn M 4 I A a I » - H >r,.. ..mrl.ri.mn i.r .'..niml-«n. W on' non A. fcw 4.25-5.00,0 10-02 Of I P re v . 11:00 ,.r..»irirrt m in.. 6.50-7.00, U.S. N o.' * . K S "i “ilSI!.IH I1H..H ' Giyat northi '-H o N h CdRUDodj O o se Hieh Uw aja.I* Oomi Pttto I X X X “ b!'^ri'J!r«"'.ir«.“."" oz. m in., 3.25-3.50. Noilco la hBrptjy gl ruconS*). 1 10 O OU 4TH7H .J h" 13.50: S d c a lehems; r average 13.34; 11 dealers at , _ Onions. Western Idahiiho a n d u"«orolDn«J h*» bo, M a y w estern nissc» l t s . 7.85 7.M 7.G5 ~ tUI rtmoii X tl J IIH IIH* 1 • ■ Bid’ i porMMl reprosonti — ...... - May •: Malncpolatoe , - rwPI s. I 14 » . tlH!h ‘ uh; 5 ■ ' Pintos: avo:rs a t 13,00. , • 2fiM Malheur Counly, ( x a - - 8.70 8.70 -8.29 8 ,3 33. .’ Dyng Dun I U 74 a u‘ U '“•H-H deaierat ll.Z'i BankofAmer. 2i O r e . , abovo n«m«d esuto. 8 >. fofdCM-i. Sl I l« 17 17 cragc 11.95; 14 d e a le rs a t 12.00; 1 demand, exceeds sup A pril live c a ttic • ’39.67 38.75 39.32 38.50 0 - F irs t. Sec. Co. 42.50 4: IH IU ' . __ SfDalLllcUs:W'. . . m a rk e l, firm , 50-lb. S June live caltlo 42.90 43.00 42.60 42.955 • . g £ T * Y ^ * 71 i'* *5 ■a Ida. I’st. Natl. b a ck s, .. thoir claims wlitiin low March fecdcrcattht te ' 41.60.. 42.00 41.65 42.00 QrtUOi B tJ . II 17H BH i: av erag e ll5 2 : 6 d e a le rs n t 13.00; U.S. No. l's, Yellow Span!inlsh, 3- 1 ‘ho dilo 01 Iho rirsi | ’ HOMinO JO 71«)a OUis MH 25! 5 , ; .50; 4 d e ale rs a t 12M-. 1 B ealer a{ • 3. 9 . .5 0 4 1 . r ; ,m vi»... "olteo Of said c April livehogs* ^6.45 36,55 ■. 36.00 36.52 ___ Jn,.and.larger.;i5,oo,.prc 52 • : hSS 5 } 15 52 SIHh ? h“ “ ■'Idaho pinks Q(------Id ah o Pow . Pfd.------'revlous-— forovof *wrod.-Ct«lnu ' ■ Marcli wlical' — n_n ... ..cpmmiltments,.?!^,,?!!-;''c3_ln..___.l)o.pteflBnloci.ta.Phll 2.72% 2.75'ji 2.T2W 2,751.^ . | 5 » 2 12.00; 3 d e a le r '-••:4 5 . 0 0 '-4 -7 --( ’ , • Marcli .com 2.53^1 2.55 2.54!^i tsT'avcragc'ir.SSr^r dealcrs'‘ at' u - u - . LT li kidney:rsalll.50:.ldcfllerat10.7S.-- •1...... In tfc rm D .q a s ..lB J 5 -...i{ March ' eggs eoiS ' w.eo' ^9S0. .m .9Oo ■frt,. Apples;-Western ItI d a h o ; ■ SISS k n UH ' Q uotations i ,g K ellw ood . _ i'i • Aprir'silvcr ------494.50 "457.00 “ 493.00 '494.00 /: av erag e 18.U ; 2 d e a le rs a t 18.50., " iS - demand, ygood, maia r k e l , - .^jOAtEO tw# j4m rtcsy In of .W e ste rn . B e an D ealersis N o rth ru p K ing 19,00 i£ ; ■ Mi»y ■ p u g a r ^ 9.23 9.37 ■ fl.SO- 9.36 9 m Red Dclkliclous Boxei2 0 ' ISH ijhI h ' Idaho liean tax ■ '* p a c . St. Life 17.75 2 nc. P ric c s a r e n e t, U.S. No. 1, less ),100“ : ■ .B'flP'no^.Wyon'ln , S ie rra Life .75- 1 • C.A. sto ra g e, 80-88-s, JIO, 1 - ■ tsz. H i ’S ’SiT ixandstoragechargcs,- WroBnc X I O UN I3H -8.50-8.75,. 113’s 8.50.. R e d PUBLISH: March 31. : « “ " n '“ . ■'» . / Romes.56-H3’s,few,a75.-5. ■■■ I, . r

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PONTE VEDRA. Fla..jUPII — - Soft-spoken Mork Hayes; peared p< en/oule to iris third victor:to ry of Uie y e a r b e fo re n m n in g ' wUh\ his best f inlsiies a tic fo r ISUih a t.S a n D iego a n d a 16Ui place H ayes' 2 ^ sc o rc w a s 12 stro k e s hhi l^ ic rU ia n th e previous high “ . - p ia y ih g c o n s e m liv e cvcn-por. g gc blf..'w on IJie SSDOiOOO ToUr------m linetifihe^vind-blowrhSawgFass—J—-finlahfi^Bonih— | ^ ------.77.hnlp.gnlf tfuim am pnt ihf^ . n a m e n t P la y e rs Cfiamplonslilp byK twot strokes Sunday when, as . couru, ct which borders the AUantlcntlc Ocedn east of Jacksonville, -: ’ *'l’m not hltlln g llie .^ ll a s w ell1 asa: 1 wpuld like to ," H ay e ssa ld year. yi Tiic higli score wps attributcited lo hi^i winds, which buf- hehad pr^Ictcd. Uic rest of Uic riclield“bnckedup"whllebattllng F Fl la . . ' —'before i going but'for his flnal-rouw m id-Sunday! " B u t I'm vei7 . fcfeted thc course Fr^ay and Sundayny and. in th c opinion of m any ^'gustingwlnd. W atsonVas two strokes aheadad iof Uic field at thc turn. Uien confidcnl < on Uic-greens right now,V, soi I'm nol worried about my ' olof Uic'golfcrs, " m a d e it a l m ^ t unpls • TJie slender, 27-y6ar-old Oklalioioman, winner last year of the b(bogeyed four of his next five holesles Ito w ind up a t 77-293. T liat tied p ] u lli n g ." ' Gtri .n-7»nn-s . i» gTod 7M rV7Vn 7»a B y ro n N elson a a s s i c and lhe P c ntsaCola « Open but no b e tte r Uian hihim wiUi Jack NlcUaus, winnericr iof two of the Uiree previous . H ayes bogeyed th e par-3 th ird hole,ho but parred Uic rest of thc ■ TounwniM ' Pliywt CMnUeraNp -Oi 15th prev io u sly Uils year, had a fininal'round 72 for a one-over par T 289' lo gain him h|s biggest payda>ay In his five years .on thc pro MM a r ^ . _ ' ...... - ... •. .golf .| u ntil h e Uie 3&G-yard 14Ui whvhere his blMlc dnd Watson's . I K» ! ■ EtliSS-. SoSraiTuir *■ SSSSrS ...... ^ f t o u r —$60,000. There were eight golfers wlUilnlln fQurI stro k e s of Uie le a d going Uiird i straiglit togcy put him In thch c le a d fo r Uie first tim e in Uie h> Gnbthtmss'.sruJi'" uvth. is.«eo : nn-nn-m s nM U lM ^ , 1.)l) rM»»7W3 M ike McCullough finished secan(nd S u nday w hen he blrdicd th c - Into in Uie final round. Hayes hodlad jo in e d Uie g ro u p wlUi a 71 tournament.' | J*jKi imum. n .« 7}.r4■7^;l-n] j, (inal hole for a thrce^vjir par 75i tht a t g av e h im a 292 a n d r w - , S-i Tixn WtoUc). *.KB - n v nn-JK «. t h l ^ rourid,'R ad a 74 S u n d ^ 'to wiflnd^ihairc'fbr third place “Everybody's going to back up and keep backing up,” said a ; n d pltclied out to w ithin islx fee t ofol the cup. Then, gambling for » gUt SltltSiw £ w ith A u stralian B ruce Devlin a t 29292. . . H ay es. th c first tim e In lhe round, h c ra mn nm c d hom e th c pu tt for only his gj buna. 1X0 . 7^^.n.n•IT7 ill Hayes, who had won less than1 !$12,000 previously th is ye ar. T h c w in d w as gustin g up to SO0 m iles a n iio u r h e re Sun d ay a n d ' sccond blrdleof Uie day. s S S S S S ! s ta r te d tlie finalTound one stroiie behindb co-leaders McCullougli------th-U ie only golfer in Uie 8bman finalal field-ablef to brcakJi.w as.R cx_ W atson's troubles re a d ie d a pea:c a k on lhe.l3U i hole of th c f in a l...... uuirr 2MIW. '4j» 74.7i.rvn-n> o0«Y Uc6ard. 7 ^ ' 7l.7Vn.7K ■TBrj'CMW. u » ------•— 7>rr-»7vn»...... eBso MW*. n r a S ----- M d T o m W atson, H ayes didn’t sutirg; e into Uie le ad until Uie 68th Caldwell, C; who had a 0 but startedrted Uio-day lO-over par and was round, i when hc lost his ball in dccjc ep g ra s s ond, a fte r finding ll,'. ^ PM RMsm. m Shn B.7*7V7K Sfia-S' . SitSitS !Mm scNsMn. 7Via nttn-n^ hole when hc m adchislonc birdie o:of the final round. n sf s ? W atson, this year’s second IcadlnIngmoneywinncrandback-to- . his first big y e a r in 1976, e arn in g slia rc clgtiUi p'.dce and T om Wc:Vclskopf and England's Peter mMMn> WMt. MIO 7MI-n.7)-»t V ,-tb u r In Uie fall of I973^and h a d h i s : FrM OuiI). }.«0 7(.r»n.7&-XO C ' bock winner of tlic Crosby Nationonal and San Diego Open, ap- ' n e a rly $152,000. B ut Uiis y e a r hee hah a d be en h a v in g a b it of tro u b le Oostcrhuls < wrapped up thc top 10ial29S ai . ftew uitiKied. 2M r>rv>srMoo ttee. M ran. «7U nitn.n-'. »______, BonnieBS rally ]past Housto win N1 E T -

------N&W-¥0RK-(4jp;>-^reg-Sandanderfrscored40— I952rl958aU. iiod coe of them hits a lolld return.). Pepd is ooe of ' tte top tauD s la tbe Twin Falls'I YWCA w o m en ’s voDejrtM n le a ^ ie , u h lc b c o tc n( 111i te e o o d w edc Team^iwork gets iiit done ottounuuacntpUy Wednesday:^ n ig h t W iH hrlch Lyle wlhips Buigner^ _ Ooocrete Fanning and Walt’*( Tavern are ex- pected to provide Pcpd’s toughe with laiite surgi:e; - .: Sniisbointb Blazers ProI Standings HtfeM BMMM AMocMkn * LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPD Ron Lyle,, a had L^e's nosese bleeding in Uic third alter PHOENK. Arir7(UPI) - The! IPlioenlx Suns, led by Alvan ' . . ■TTl R. OF oT' rejuvenated 3^ycar-old, bulledd his h way lo a exchange of pumimclics lo th e body a n d he ad . L w S m 1)0 euRM IH Sl LoU* .}) » I B 71} 741 A(}ams’ 27 pofnts, used a 7lpoint sesecond h o lf lo d e fe a t Uie Por- 12-rounii sp ilt decision Sun d ay oveiover Joe Bugner who stood in hisli comer after the first tia n d T ra il B lazers i2&-l06Sunday. ‘“ J S r r S X " of Great Britain in a bruising heavyavywelght fight. rounds, sat dow)wn between the third and foi Portland had one more field goalal than thc Sun?, but Phoenix SilSr“ SS3!!-, cSSm ' S * JB * _,- >,..-The 218-pound Lyle, w ho w as an i8-S underdog, a n d c a m e b a ck strong. s converted 42 of 57 free tlirows whiielcUieTrallBlazersmade20of ^ B»““ & S5S1I. K S a s u v « surprised fans, Uie press andI his hi taller.and Lylelandcdaran overhand rig h t a g a in s t Bug NT H(tt n • JM m ' in tfl 28: h e av ie r opponent wlUi a sm a rt offeriffenslvc atUick. b s th c H ungaria:Ian-boni refugee l o y t n Uie roj lim a 111, ------P aul-Wertphal acored^> n te-foroi>4>ho«nl>MUt4RonliaorWto------he WiUi Uie victo ry o v er UlC 27-year'ear-old Bugner, Lyle got in closcise and w as b a n g in g a w a y a t t had 20 coming of the bench. M ^ cice < L u ca s a n d Bill W alton e a c h JJ -irx.... Si!! s ggU-' Lyle figures lo ciimb from liisb pj* iia e n l N o. T — th g t w d y n n d lwa ■ 5 S S i 5S'iSI!S ourUi. T ry in g to useISC Muhammad Ali's rope-a-d hadlSfortheBIazers. o> sssr rating. Bugner had been rated fourt S S " S 5 3 ,1 5 • ta. of a* Judge Hal Miller hod Lyle winniInning 57-52, A rt la c llc s In Uier middle n rounds. Bugner was .T h e rirst.h alf w as close all tl)c wsvay w ith P o rtlan d la k in g A 57- mMn Ortwa Z7 C JH tSU L iirie fav o red B ugner 55-54 a nnd d .'.Harold Buck - easy largct'for)r Lyle in close quarters. Bug 55 le a d into th e dressing room on Wa lto n 's hook sh o t wlUi Uirec ssr. ■ ...... - - S g J S - S J S - "SS.'SSK* M m « HMHsn .TvBMa n a M 71 Sl » gave the nod to Lyle 5tf54. L fin ish e d Uic nint[nth round stro n g , la n d in g h is I ' seconds left. After a 59^ tie thUiree minutes Into the Uiird q, «t L Ptt 06 o m m ' a s 11 » M aa IC M M dMtlon Ht L yle rais ed h is rcco rd Ut 35-51.1. Bugner,E a pro punch,astraigh^ t right hand. ^ quarter, tbe Suns outscored Port!rlla n d 14-4 in Uic. next U irce tng s ; S S S : ; sin ce 1967, sa w h is reco rd dro p loo52-fl-i;’ 52 In Uie lOUi Lyle Ly turned Bugner into a bio c» m in u te s to ta k e com m and, 71-63. s s . * ■ S5SI" II was an intelligent fight plan,in, carried< oul to mess.' Bugner**r’s right eye was bruised hree quarters and continued lo ! S T h e Suns le d S7-78 a t th e end o f thr s a - s . ’.‘T li... Uie letter, lhal carried Lyle lo thele victory.v turning purpleJ and a his nose w as dripping blo( miKMpAli S U( AngtM 3 - build their margin In the fourth. _ StfKliy'i RMUfti T h e r e w as a lot of In-fighting Uirothroughout Uic 12 w iU i Uic fighight hanging In Uie balance, I ' am «M i ADMI < ' m. land his upperouts and conn« SSS-. euiuio I WtMngten 2. a. rounds and Bugner, who deni(^■d a slight ankle continued to lar sOokMn SUM • » JO uwMou > Ddrea I. tn. injury boUiercd him, was rarelyy onoi his Iocs and with a solid rigiitri{ hand In Uic llUi. Thc f , irtt..- ssrs.sis JabblngalUicsluggcr. round saw boUbUi flghlcrsj5xhausted and II Sonicsed^ge Bucks * S“ ,^. SgSSSiS Bugner dominated Uie first Uirehree rounds and damage was dorlone.

. MILWAUKEE(UPI)-SllckWa/a tts , h e ld sc o re le ss in th e first _ three quarters, got nine points In1 ithe final period Sunday plus . Bcvera] a ssists ond a key ste al to giveg{ the ScatUe SuperSonics a 110-lCi7 win ov e r th e M ilwaukee Buclicks. . Tbe win was the SealUe Supeniosonlcb uxU i lii U ielr la s t eight A mew, easjy, sprinIg train iing m etthod games, all on the road, and set aian all-time SoatUc record for m osl wjnao^one road tHp. Thc lostISS en d ed Uie B ucks' fo u ^g a m c Y ou'll find oulou how fast yog roolly are v . ^JEFTSHERR . Second, make;c e v e ry m otion th a t you n o rm ally' on. .. winning streak. sworklngyou. TbzM^Newt writerHer perform an exixcrelse. Don't . Just do tt oncc. Uke Uiat automatic dryer.. JJi u s t Uiink w h a t U ial bull startsN Fred Brown led Seattle with 233 points, while Bob Wllkerson )u ran around the • JBecrdrinkersirs, let's gel creative. PufU iati Well, mien (and women), il's it's th c s ta r t o f R e p e a t It. great sliope you'd be In If you r h a d 14 a n d t o m Burleson 13. IBob DpivWdge had 27 for ^ hey were dry. 'In 0 bowl on UieUi' ground and suck ll 01 another great season. . . . W h c iiy o u 're; tcleaning Uie house, lake a couple} block.wIUi Uiose cloUies until they MUwaukeeandBrlanWintcrs23. le win do. H ands b e h in d y o u r I The weather's warming up,, aiand It’s time to extra laps wlUitI th a l va cu u m clea n er. Or Uial blow-dryer. A feww Ihundred rapid cvcnona-toble 1 accomplish the now. ., 8start getting in shape. Time lo slim down to if you're spilliltUng wood, hit it a couple morei upper-body rotations should a ■ " , Gardeners, yiyou’ve got It easy. G el rid of bathingsultform. ‘ . lim es. Y ou cann a lw ay s u se th e sa w d u s t o n y o u r samepurpose. forget about Uiat _ unwieldy shovelvcl. Your trow el w ill w o rk Ju st I t's 'b e e n aT ough off season, UioUiough, and mosl. garden. - Or for you carpenters, forg ' your "back muscles. Forget 76erscllip Nets ‘of you took like it’s been four•years ye Instead of ifyou’redrlvlvlng the car, don’t Just stepon thes electric saw. .Use Uie old handId tool.1 Your boss And think of y . ToUng garbage cans can r four m onths since lost season-. . b ra k e pedal, r.really Jam It on. Then you can1 ' will un d erstan d , w on'l’hc?. George McGinnis and Julius ^ .m'an(orshe-woman). UNIONDALE. N.Y. ^Ui. _ ^ ^ r uiislghUy bi^gw will be dlvi N e to co ach K evin L ougheiy w ai — I h ls y M r to p u tltlo g e U te r ..... ■------...... Uien w alk up.to:o It a n d h it it a g a in : G et In a .mUcs Andflshcnnen.'PltchUios?ru m e an you w o n 'l h a v e th e ei . . CaldwellJones blocked eight slriiots for'thc76ers, who had a ' - Flrrt, slnwbaskeUiall seasononjsover. I anyone. uufe a^lty priractice' do3gIrig Uie drives of thee Vou animal lovers. You're luckucky. W h at doi you jaUitub, lot alone go Bwimmlnt . total ol 15 re)oclioM.Mcatail«ttfinished wlUi-88 points a n d Ei^ ■ eautfirW atcHG^'TV wifi have> to w alcli fo u rT V - foursom e behlrind you. O f course, n to sl of y p u do0 'Thlnk-of Uieopportunllids for exercise. You tofillupUiebal is. and w ork y o u r ' H cy l T h at glgives mo iui Idea. You know \ i n g 2 4 o - ' ‘ baikeiball games and four golfgitlt tournaments. thal anyway. can retrieve ybiir own lilrds. i tout thc cows being running watere r . I w anl, w e r y o n e to_ get - : Bubble Hawkins, Mike Bantonsm.and Al Skinner cach had 22 *T hat ought lo cure that. ■-Third, don'll. uso Uie m a ch in e s you u su a lly relyy cow s on fool,. D o n 't w o rry aboul ^ buckets and... ; polStflfo^NAwYork. to b fa s l.

. 1 ■ ■ p V ' ‘ 18 TImos-NoWa. Twinin F a lli idano M onday, M arch 21.19.1977 ing charisim a ; ' ' Y ; , . 7 ■ 5 advertisil H p r o v ees H ertz trriies th e h ai r d e s t ^ Is about to bcgii ' ByRANDYHAR^RVEY Agcncy m NewYork.*■k. “ B u tw c tc m b e ro f 1975. • Ips when television movie ei977Cblc^Sun^BhUmes didn't have anythinthing Uiat ■ Of course, it help! CHICAGO - O.J.I. Simpson would make itit lhai SiinpsonninsforTSyoyards and fly to Brazil foi .rialiorinl Carlo Ponlimovl once said he walkc

Inml iast • 'when lhat cx| “C'merc. boyV’Uieile guy said. “Wc used j; rtilc.wf.wc ( d id n 't . a .‘-gam e against Mini SImoson said he JabbedJa the create al Bates but ndlierelo."adh ■December. V .' probably will ci guy In Uie cliest andd itold hfm. saidlworrls. wliosccomcbmpany^s 'TRSSCTWrnBcTSTmr "Hertz, don't It? NovJo Xvis - - responsible for M«cM'sM's melt in the-hlgliest pcrcenlailagcs in . National '. Footl your mouth and nollol InI y o u r ' th o se c ategories wc'vs've e v er c a re e r nisliing n Wliellicr that storyiry, is'real, ' hand, two-lwo-two-• mmints In experienced.’' Morrisris said. . ycarsdid.' ‘ , ' imagined- or some!icU ilng in one, a p ie c e of Ihc rock,jckandjoe Since Ihosc numbencrs were He grow up in? . -between doc§n'L mailake much DiMagglo as Mr. Ccffcoffce: "Ifs released, he said lie hashi been in the Poricro f ------di(rorcnco.-.Thc-poiro in L -ls^ n o ___calicd-A dd-O ne,-Subtriibtract-One___ conlaclcd_by_represeiSCTtalivcs'* San Francisco. \ n)alter whal Ih.c clr- and Multiply by TwcTwenty. 11 of! M uham m ad .All. PiPele and of a gang a n d die - cumslances\ tlie Buff;tffalo Bills' . means,will the mcsso;issage hold ' JocNamath. scholarship i . running back can findndawaylo up if you subtrae otiotlier, you great foolball player,•r. he> Is an tia v e b c n efillc d rom fro th e. in F o re st Hill, arc watching one ofif ithe most acc broadcaster andd fledglingfl relalionship, the pcrsirson who "He was my g successful comn^ercircials ever actor. He-is relevantnnt to our has , been helped m n: ost Is sa id while in Chl< image. Versatile, succe.ssful sue • Loretta Tupper. Shele is the for Hertz. "It h "11 w as a m a rria gge e made In andfast.” - grandmother wtio tias;s becomI e run, 1 hit a hom e heaven,” Hertz' viccc president{ Hertz contacted Simjiimpson on famous for her.. "GoGo, 0 . 1 , S im pson w ent of public relations, 'HThomas L. location In Africa, wtiere wli he Go.” . p la y a few y e a rs ^ n R EllioU Jr.. said ih aChicago of agreed to a Uiree-yci'year con- A former star duringflg radio’s w a s '^ l h Uie Ne that day two yeaj^■ j J8® wb;SbelIaUonlorre, K lm b^y; Zelma Bingham, No one know s Uiaiial better maintenance men. HeIe ssigned a Never a foolball fanin before, Unilas as if he ' E asist A ll-sta r« DMrtcb.Fn»tBit Row (LtbR):'SbaoDon Morse, . Uian th e people a t H[crtz. er Wtien • new Ihrco-year contrailract losl she ‘watches everyB uffalo sa m e tim e a s Rc I . . BanMO;1 Bennett. Lori ] Murtaugh; Susan/ the company begcgan the week. Bills' gameontclcvisioilon. . Uicy e v e r sa w wi Superstar*ln-Renlint-A -Car AlUiougti Hertz alrea.ready was Becausc of the succcsless of Uie' p asses. I d o n 't c\ Ulnlco:co; Julie Uscola, BUnlco, and 2- S RegtuSoreosen,:en.Dletrich. > campaign two yearsrs ago. ils number one among rentalren car commercial, Simpsoson has remembered Uu advertising agency wantedw to companies in all mojmojor od- been given an expandedled ro le in . ' “ Besides, I'U b ' use a regular custom'imer in Uie vertising categories,s, imarket his work with the Tree-cc S w eet How m a n y good i • commerelal. research has showlown -the OrangcJuIce. are ^ill around "We thouglit wp wovould sliow' company increased UsIls lead1 by He also has iiad parLIrts In six Kelly played wet Hertz making himm into a between 23 and CO perKr cent in movies, including onenc as an had lost a step, ^ 1 ' M V{ c a g e A l l --stars pla^l y t o n i g h t superstar,” said Marlark Morris every area sincc ttiee SISimpson astronaut in 'the recently n was out of the 3 ot the Ted Bates Ad\dvcrtising commerelols beganri inii Sep- completed "Capricorn• n J ." H e J im Brown h a d r [J TWIN FALLS-Torohl(^t will baskctliall'night. G o rrin g e of th e _A-3 A- stale llie West giri's blggt5c s t of- ______' U be the tafcwell appeararajiec for Twenty ol Ihc btying fo . I Uie M oglc V nllcy's Itop lilgli twenty women standondouls will Buriey-s Farrell Wlllii'illiamsand stop Meier for the East ------—«*------Bchool senior cagers- . ‘ ...... ’— compete ln.lhe.doutJtit^dieadcr. . Dave Brown.-Opposiiosing them—Murlaugh's l^ri Bc ______n M u z ? TJiey'II gel th e ir clchancc lo which begfns al 7 p.mp .m . a l Uic for Uic Wcsl teamim will bc Minico’s Sue Schenk am u k s , D a v i ss w i n b o u t j ■S.... -Sp™ WARI stnjt their stutf (orr the lasl College o( Southemcm Idaho Glenns Ferry’s Dann SSims and Falis’ Marlys Mumm. J lime In their higligli . school gy m n a siu m . Kevin King. Jeromeimc's Rick Tlicre-won't bc anyy weak LOUISVILLE, Ky.’. ((UPI) - down for Uie countnt fromI a Olympic mlddlcvo w e l g i a w carcers In the slxltIh annual Tlic men’s East squadsqi will Hlllier.ondoUiers. links on the floor toniglit. l< U.S. Olympic champicploils Leon scri^ of -riglit uppcnpcreuls al champion, makes h h is p ro ...... JM ^ Magic Valley A / ll-star be led by Matt Swan,n a n d G re g K arla M eier of Buhl.uhl could bc Tiiere sliould bc a lot of6 good Spinks of St. Louis andn d H ow ard 2:05 o f Uie first round,d. debut in a hationallyte ti le v i s e d i - ...... - • b a sk e tb a ll from sta r t lo) lflnlsli. - D a v is of N ew Y orkirk scorcd Spinks, who was discdisctiargcd ‘ showfromSLLouls. ' knockout victories S Su u n d a y In fro m Uie M arine Corps Co in Davis displayed UUnic loney ' ■ ' th e ir n a tio n a lly tU6C I need— al Uic end oMIic first1 roundr as -W am uM tht a 'f^ a heavyweigtit boiit. Uie e x p e rie n c e .” if cclcbratlng the factcl Uiot tic _____ -Davls.-Uic-.1S76.. -Olympic—.< *..jnie_exrM arifle.-a..a -Crl'3. hadsurvlvedUiationg.g...... ilgtitwclglit champion,an, kayocd lOSpoundcr, sajd hes hopesh( to ' m B a Rick Craney of PortiaHand, Me., induce Uic Cubdn govciovem m ent _^in^ij35j)fjliq.third_i 3 1 y m p i c their bout, aira'scli^u tb“gb“ ■licavj^i^itl:ttarnpionlionTcbfllo ' six rounds. S tevenson figtil him soon.sooi ^ 3^^ Lee Canalito, former “There's a milllorilon-doliar University of H ouston standing offer from1 Cl CBS any 1 defensive tackle, also'© w on by a d a y C a stro -ls w illing lo b B K | knockout Irf his heavlavywdglil fl^it go on,” Spinks . C O P I E S W MHILE YOU W AIT! ( > m a tc h w ith BUI J'ackson a c of "Stevenson doesn'tI liIm press i« « l Indianapolis in a .third me. He's got a good rij televised fight. Jackskson went that's about all. Ifirtt! I YOUR ACCE IN THE HO him'. I 'd b c glued to liintlim like a : e p S l-stiirt on h is back . Belie ' G o l f s w e e W lovom o, IF YOU’RE IN ^ I'dgcltohim.'i 4 A RUSH FOR . 1 ' .TWIN FALLS - Thrhe Nine- Spinks sold tils fourtourtii pro PRINTED C0[)PIES,THEN ^ ------holir-Swecps—were.r»_h«id— rtMuHs^lannedrfor-A . Tliursday at Canyonn Springs when his broUier. Michi -TAKE ADVANNTOGEOF ------^ G oH C ourse. OURA.B.DICICK 1500 SPEED ■■ Tlie winners wereire: Low I^ H ' gross: Kevan Packa r PRINTSYSTEEM. Gus Mcnapacc, 40, an ' ^ Courtwright, . 46; r lo> r s t , RED’S,. ''B la 'E ip a o :jEI:4VjM T ra c y F ra n k , 32'/^; Dc^y t r a d in g PCSDST ,// . , n n d , R a t— ------6tenHeldr-33Uh—aa I tT T - W ------. Donnelly; 39<^. The winners of Uicc drawing( - ANP.TRAD5% M ' . A s w e a te r; i._*...... J were: Ron Pope, a s ~ G u s ' M enapace,' golfIlf stioes; - V w I V 9 m Francis Rider, a sliaJiag bag; “ ’ Roy Glkiu. a dozenin Tillelst :2IS ihothonvSt.S."I S I T r^ a m u balls: Jim Galindo, ajhol: h Don • a ‘ FcaUierstori. a hnl, i E m p c y .a h a L W ES T AU-«t*r8ire: : Proot row (L to R h Suzy “ ' " t e s tl U ^ . . Gleskr. CamuI OCounty; I^ren Sweet, Camas ' County; Jaynee Waite.' Hagemut; Leslie, IServfce C oupon| b m h i lbomas, Jerarae;le; Back row (L to R); Donna , 1 ' ' W e !»st A ll-stars Pope, Qoodlne:b Patty1 Wasko, Filer; Karia' P R iriNTINGJNC. U der. Butdt ^JuUe* Jul W Dson, Je ro m e ; Tam i I WINTER TIREE CHANGEOVER & WHEEL BALAIL A N C E j- Gartoer.. PIkfi7 Ooacfai Tom' CUvers, Buhl, »• • S RcnaeGreeo,Sboaiboobooe, not pictured. :: V U M n E D T I MME I v'wruKimvowwmTtii I .100 COPIESE S . . . . ^ ...... i ___J II I .^wnmotmrrounttwiui II OFFER . I v-WnilMMCCIOTHitUltnK I s d o c o p r E i 26th| • *^wru$«nTCHta(Towiw HS...... 5 ||B (plm M ar^ ■“ I SOOCbPIE! ' ' I G o i• t t M e d p o ^> w e r s t o V^ o l v o w i n I M E S . . $1 ? WASHINGTON (UPipl) -- Wed broke Lutz' serveve In Uie of them off scrvice — toi close te n n is, not an.ilyze il." ' : Brian Gottfried swept I “s a y 1 8 1 pt over fourth and sixUi gaihe:rhes with out Uie victory, . Lutz said at Uic mmomsnt !. ■ ! ^ E 8 I ^ - Bb^ Lutz In rapid fire f£fashion, Uic help o f c le a n winnerslersashc Gottfried wasi almi ost Gotffrlcd may-bc rnled J a s one I :s- -PRICES ARE.;,.FOR COPIES PRiN 4- e -t, 6-2, Sunday lo wlwin Uic attacked atthe ncl. a pologetic lo Uie crowiwdof4.500 d of the lop five in thc^ world. I . i " l l |!0P,0OO Volvo a a s s U " I I.SiDE.'SWX x 11 S I Z E A N D Y O U sic and . . H c p o lls lic d d (fth c 2S-ti2S-minutc . in his acceptance sp^h spe on Uien added witli a smile, 5- - S capture lils 'Uilrd. loui lur sto p .M l wlUi a n a c c f l n dlM>asslng j p; grounds the singles} finalfii had "Tennis players f^o In stres ak s I - CHOICE OF WHITE,\A YELLOW, GC ■ .• « victory Ihls year. i stiot, allowing the 2^ >-^r-oId finislied so quickly, . ,. and next week Brian) miglil k aaiH M H J BLUE. Or GFBREEN BOND PAPEF ^ . Tfie Uilrd-scedcd poJottfried Lutz only six poiHta inn UUie last ’ He lold newsment later,Is fl . playlikcaliuni." •• • ~ X '’'ejiiploycd a strong Bcrylylc'eand - fourgaincs. _ . ■.______— — :=.don:tJq>paj»tiyXin.pla-PlaxlDaift:.i...„ Qf .Uic.onc:sljlcd j^ cu 7-; aggressive volley fll theiFrci lb -fniesecond setwasalr^almost a . well Uils year. TmI ctconfident his ’ opponent. .'Lulz' . : la k e Uic $20,000 firet st prize replica. Ttie. .wiiincrcr from —and feeling good, anddw^cnyou ud ’ marized: '"It’s the bcs r v e . - money In 59 ,mlnutes; He has • Bonavaiture. Fla.,' sco W S B B l^ I scorcd a feci that way, thingsSS seems to' 'cvcrsecnhlmplnyagain instme. ll/^^n(^D U B a I /IAIN A V ^. NORTH ^ ......

M onday; March 21.1977 Timos-Nows. Twin Fails; Wa»i' Pett^ - Conpiprsw ln yins JSISiliita 50i. set by Bobby b a c k o f te r lo s ln g Ume wlUi the firmary and -then taken to a' Tlie.firsl^ome will start al 5 Karpcl Shoppe Vs. DonnellyY Shosiione A llstb rs V8.;, ------1 A llison In-1970 a n d also t o p p ^ ' flat tire eariy in thc racc and • • f»U»r, an Eist.St, Louis, m, bridse toU-toker p.m. and games will beginn Sporting, 6 p.m'.: Canyonside bum center ot an AUanla . wbodtodtwdmooUthsago.. e ,Clgar Store, 7 p^m.i'Dlt P e tty ’s tra c k rec o rd bf 142,712 was running close behind hospital. He had sccond degree cvcryliouron.Uichourunlli 100 Realty vs. Atkinson’s W.R. vs. Builders Specially. 8 1 sctlnthcl970DixlcSOO. ^ • ‘Tlie ooly thing1 wish is that my dad could ' , Sons. 7 p.m .: Tum or's Lounge Petty.when the first cautlpn bums on his hands and was b«TBbeenb^"bbe uM . "I woo this one for my •p.m. ■ . . ■ ^ c. K entucky F rie d Qiic'ke . C a l e Y a r b o r o u g h ' s canic ^ after Benny Parsons expected to be released ' Thc lournament beginsIS vs. Christian Center, 8 p.m.:: Llese and Ai»oc. InC 9 Chevrolet was the only cor s p u n in 4he first tlirn on .Uie following treatment. today-raUier than the usual;1 Volco, Inc. vs. LeMoynec and Bliss vs, Bankers 1. able lo run with Petty, but 2 4 3 rd lap . USAC stars A.J. Foyt.'t. V ' - ' W ednesday o p e n er bccau.<>c;e Realty, 9 p.m.; ond King\of)f Iow a, lO p.m . Yarborougli. also a >o-tlm e But when Yarborough tried Johnny RuUierford ond Jim ...... 1...... the field for this loumnmentit Hearts vs. Northside News, 100 ■ • . '... winner this year, was plagued to pit under Uie caution, hc H u riu b ise w ere ne v er a f a c to r .. by bad luck. Yarborou^i losl discovered he had no brakes Hurlublse had ignUlon. tim e w ith b flat tire early In the and.ll.Jook him three trics^ problems and never: goLJiis-,1s— - = — racc and tlicn drove the final before his pit crow finally wds ' Ford started, and Rutherford - 150 m ile s w llh no brakes. ' a b le to d r a g ills C hevrolet'to a .went oul eariy with a dropped - Yarborougti finislied third, a h a lt. valve. Foyt. thrt?cllme .In­ ” ■'WM-i- M o v i i i j lap back, followed by Donnie Later, on Uie sccond caution d ia n ap o lis 500 w inner, w ho Allison in a Cticvrolel. also a following a spinout by Jody . qualified fourth, had han ling la p b ack , a n d Buddy B aker in R ld ey on la p 27C. R ichard problems with his Chevprflel . o F oIyI. Iwolapsback. Childress slowed and allowed Uirougliout thc race, 'tmally The race was slowed only Yarborougli to bump Into him' droppingoul after250. miles' ^ i p TIRIESAILE twlcc by cauUnn flags for a from behind lo slow Yar- Ajiother early casualty was . total of ll.lap^. Tlicrc were no borougli’s caiCso" his crcw Bo.bby Allison’s Matadjor. • serious accidents. c o u ld a g a in d r^ g It to a slop. which retired, after 55 miles.c s. - WE'D DRUITHER SELL'E'EM THAN Al\AOVE'M ■ 7 ; : ;:. S;pEaA LS-orrTHESriN=STO(XCTRES^Nl ' Evert'Slt o p s N a v rra i tilb y a DURIA L O N B l PHILADELPHIA lUPH - ___ _ Evert, on the thW point. • • ' Evert trai! - . 26.96 ^ \M :^39.99 ::: . 2 'F7S-U 27.9S aa 44.99 4 0 “ » — !— RICHFlEtDrOlilinUPn^f-“ CTiowes—attd-TJicir'Snydfir—- T ^ 2 polnlsTiniic liril Kaif------T— - n;-7FU-~29:95 a< .8" DUAl Wl 4 t . 9 9 4 1 " a . S Thc Cleveland Cavaliers had backed him with 18 points DanUey. finished wlUi.3757 WHITE TUBEU88 g six players score In double c a c h . p o in ts .on th e night, tw o off hisIs FUU 4 PLY POLYESTER H7S.14 31.95 T n1 8 ” 2.75 * POLVESTESTERCOBDPUES „,70.15 51.99 4 4 " » I figures cn ro u te to a 115-108 Thc Cavaliers, who woii careerhlgh. . ------2FIBER0U8LASS COBO BELTS ' ? National Basketball th e ir th ird stra ig h t, broke up a The Cavaliers led by oneIC G 78-15 30.95 a1 i 8 " 2.58 18TEiTEEL BELT .H 7 Q .I5 S A ssociation vic to ry o v e r Uic closc game in Uie third period point, 65-64, wlUi 8:24 In thIC c ■ 85.99 ;aii” :"3: t Buffalo BravesSunday night. when Uicy outscorcd Buffalo' third quarter, but then ran offff H7B-1S 31.95 1 9 ^ -fiii I Austin , Carr, the club’s 35-20. • 21 of th e next 29 poin ts'to boostsl iillTIHG&BALMICIIffi'BiM 9 - s£cond-lcadlng scorcr, led thc The Braves trailed by two their lead lo B&-72. C arr scoredd -- • , J 78-15 32.95 19" 3.00 I aevelahd attack with 22 points, 57-55,. .at halfUme. nine polnls in that stretch. S polnU. Bobby Smith, Jim Rookie Adrlan'Dantlev scorcd L78-I5 33.95 1 3 C t y * 3.0a DOIl U U t D i n H r 5.60-15 19.99 U1 6 “ I 1.81 t r A cCtlONHfilAB I , Bullets Kniove into 2iSnd place ■ Xm i A W I D I ' P W!K t -U PTI|U g^ ...... LANDOVER, Md. (UPI)------— Basketball • Association’s • followed by Billy PaulS-wIUj- H Phil Chenler, - Elvin Hayes, Central Division, thi'ec games l9 a n d M a rk 0 1 b e rd ln g w lU i 18; —su.____Hr. ■ * '' Tom Henderson and l?evln_ behind Houston.______J _ __ _ W a s h i n ^ ^ w hich le d 57-53 . H I - W A Y H I I i G rcveyoJl’sc o rc d m oro Uian 20 C iien lcr h a d 25 polnls, H ayw at' halfllrne, broRe Uie gairie ~C78.15~ tpl;p i r w 3 3 * « i p oints S un d ay niglit a s Uie 24, Henderson 23 and Grevey o p en In Uic U iird pe rio d b e h in d 3 "DUIIAI.OM Washington Bullets broke a- 2 1 . fo r Uic B ullets, who had Oicnlerls hot shooting. He had H78-15. tpply l 41.95 3 6 * * 3 " five-gam e lo sin g stre a k wIUi a -—Uielr^hlglicst-polnt-oulput'or^^ " ^ 1 3 o f his p o ln ls In th e period, 13S-116-win over thc San An­ the year: Milch ' Kupchak which the Bullets scored 10 of .11.. H, nij: tonio Spurs. added 18 polnls arid Wes Un-' th c firs t 12 poinis to ta k e a 67- H78.I5 aplply 43.95 3 y * 3 • . . T h e vic to ry p u t Uic B ullets In sc ld h a d 17 rebounds. - '55 lead and .were never 7.00-15. tply a|,95 j second placc In Uie National George Gervin. 1^ Son thrcatcrwd. F78.lt tplPl, 42.7t 2 2 * ’ 3 Antonio wilh 26 polnls. 7.00-15 a ply . 85.95 ! L78.lt 8plply 51.95 4 6 * * * 6.50-11 6 ply -29.95 ! Lakers O'►vercome Pisi8t6l’^4 4 7.00.15 tplply 39.95 3 4 * ^ 3 ’7:o6»lt tply^l 34.95-1-- 3i 0 » « i U . 9 i | - : ------INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) le a d in g sc o re r wlUi j t 30.'4 fourUi q u a rte r a s N ew O riea nIS s ... ■, 7;i0.1t 8plply 52.95 4 6 ” 3 — Rookie forward Tom averagc.going Into the game, cut a io-polnt-dcficit to’only.ly. ■ , ■ - , ■ i Abentethy came through with h it 19 o f 38Tihol8 from Uie field foiir In the flnal49seconds. He ______|,9.50,it.5|.B j!pJtl.95|55H 4 “T ^ eight points • In the fourth - a n d s c o fe d ':^ of hlS; points In missed a shot w l^ 30 secondsls,_ ' , • (luarter Sunday night to ^ a rk . the second half. left which couidlRayc put'lhele’ ' ' ' , Uie Los Angeles Lakers to a ^ ' aree m Abdul-Jabbar led J a z z w ilhin two..— TRACTMl O H T R I A D 100-95 victory over L o s A ngeles wlUi 29 points a n d ; : Reserve forward Ron > O rieans de sp ite a 44-polnt' Cazzle Russell added 20. But Bchagcn backed'up Maravlch D O U B LLE I D U T Y " D U nRALON” effort by P e te M aravich of Uie Uic p air totaled only five points w ith 24 points. T h e p a ir s c o ^ P l C k -U l P T I B I S . Ja zz .. In the final period.' 2S o f N ew O rieans’^ polnls in ^ H I - W A Yr T R E A D Maravfaih-

i ^ ^ te lceads Bostontl victory ■ • 7.00-15 tp ly M35.95 i 13 1 ” I ■3. fl;______$aU rs .i. I ■ '

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■. " J O 'Tim os-Now s. Twin Foils.-IrfIrfnho M onday. March 21.1977 GASOLINE ALLEY •

X. / Soft Ifqhts...!, jS ' The perfect- M1 cduld^bllow 4;hem. & \ sw eefe m u s ic f J .1l^atm osphere.'^^ tb u t T(d m i s s A d a m -12,. I: Wteffltt'f§wM ‘ ’t ifotrtffi in-----^HTbI QGunsmoke and Hoqarfs ^ f L.M.K iL^ ' l l * -J ______Q irnin.K ijilun* r a ■ I ;------R arelv.hB t a POCt madft. a t mnHy-tactuat-erfOri-in-Ol Z " ' J FORkCAST'FOR'TU'UESDAY, MARCH 22,.19T7 » B ' ______—«-didrRaayar(rKipllnfl in ir> hii "On the-Road to Man T h ere a re n 't any flying fiilIish on that Burmese lane. Th ESyf Fte ' aIL j ^ ’S irGENERAL TENDENCli^lES: /i good time to get into the doesn't come up from Chi:hina. It doesn't cross any bi •;' * ■ practical matlerSttMajjrere facing you and to handle tbem ' tnere, either. And that ott)t) pagoda| he writes about does r^ ld .-!— .1------— .. . ijfftw^igMyin-n vofy and dQtiilffd-fBihiffni_ I'[------flastward-totha.iairnover^ ll- audyyourpresenl financiicial positioirand-gft new ideas by j Only trees and tortol>es«S'ttve longor than pcople, say fi ! ' . whi^h you can handle all 51such responslbilitie«r'^“~;~—T-——_ : _o<_«lence. i‘ • .• AJU^(Mar.2Ho Apr, :■ W , ^ • ;aee where you cffl' s^ n»d d wisely..Toke care you are not • Old you know ihere'i; a relati'vely high proportion '*• .overdrawn; Invest wheree feasible. Listen to suggestionsa -BLONDIE' ventclloquists a m ong th e Z-Zi u lu tribesm en? V -ofyour accountant, aathe> eyaregood. KSVO0 REAI.1ZEil I . "t vou ooN'r). Certainly wish the medijdicoes could como up with a : - TAURUS (Apr. 20 to MMay 201 Study personal aims and'J - ■ ■ ' f « w -mATVDUC! my-ergatlophobia. But It’it’s hopeless, I suppose. Tha ' ■ ,-knbwjust how to gain theieni readily. Take treatments that j jargon for dread of work. I ' .-make you look moro charamiing. .Make more contacts so ' that you can improve yourr isocial life considerably, If. you'd' like to compiiplle a list of Oriental provei ■ GEMINHMaygltoJurune 211 Get inlo confidential af- could start with this one:le: "T h ere are tw o w a y s.to cj -- - fairs lhal will aid in Impiiproving your financial stalus In knife that fate might-thrcirow at you-by the'blade 01 particular. Pletue asgociaUites more-and get better results: ----.. handle."-- --- , ^ ^ : ■ ’ MOON CHILDREN (Jurune 22 to July 21) Pleaso friends AACLESTOWL-r-:------~ .more.and gain their added!d goodwill. Attend a small group' a "How small is the smsmallest owl?" . ' ' affair, if invited. Handle roroutine work efficiently. I A. The Elf owl? AboutIt the size of a sparrow. - LEO (July 22 to Aug. 221),Perform tasks that wili gaiiu . ----- r—ryou^P-^uppoit of bigwigjgs, -Use spwial-care |n handling^ Q. "Did Adolf Hitler wearwt falsa teeth?': . ; important credit matters. EEvening fine for socialising. A , A. Did indeed. Uppersrs and lowers. Four lower fra VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept.>t. 22) (^ t into the detailed work 3 were his own. however. • I of some new plan and getit good results. Contact one who d "What's a 'silent frac•acture'?" ‘ c£n give you added informanation you need. ANDYCAPP A. A break In the outoIter bone of the leg. Happens : ' LIBRA (Sept. 23 to kt. 22} Vou are thinking along chutists a lot. Few symptbtoms. Hardly any pain. , ■ ■ ; practical hnes and can acticcomplish a gotod deal' and..get ’ / g r e a m g s e e N ( r SUPPOSE ) S / f W R y O T u e ^ ■ A scholar w h o has mad(Ide a lengthy study of the Rot good results now. Pleasining a'yloved ono iri little thingsI V. vou AFTER A-— s , > YOU'RE - < r ALLTHBSE -V ^ liN { WH0 W<5(^ • Bb iA W W W£. 1 ^ legends contends that chaharacter Little John was not a is appreciated. Drivc.withI uutmost care. , N f MARRIEb > THE W lYEARS^ANOrJ TOO,. ) I mow. u k e m e ?J -----s. , as commonly depicted, bukHit a short fellow, very short. . SCORPIO (Oct. 23.10 Novoy. 21) Get into specifics and de* I ( LUCKV-^ I tails of whatever associateses want you to do and gain their I J TWrWIN AflTISTS ■ okoy. You may meet with S'some opposition but handle tbe . H^ro'* to th e renow neded Leibovitz sisters, mirror tw ...... - --— situation wiselv. Avoid one'eVho is controversial. • ______' ! ______of.Philadelphla^inkl.Thriiey were artists,of,quHe_sor ------^------s7R}rrt?rfaosTN5?:22trtol>ec. 21) Clarify your aims In And now and then ^eyey painted joint-pictures, Fr ' jfout mind 80 that you kncnow how to go o ^ r them in a. right-handed twin, palntec:ed the right side of the canvas poaitive mannej. and got rig:ight reaults. Join good ftiends at the left-handed one. painsinted the (eft side. After the ; . amusements later. the middle and finished ti-the job, even the exports bclii — -.:-.-CAPRlCORN-{Dec. 22 toto-Jan.-20)-Be-cert«in to darify • :------be-the.workcf a lone artislist.! , ...... ,...... ' your aims in youi^mind so) youi know how to go aftor them - roverhow-high a penguir^-e m a positive fashion andd get right results; Be careful OOP Actually, it can't jumpI nmore than inches. If that m how you dress. he water, it can surface at sud ^S*^*“^NO,AOEV... A G O O P VWRK, FE L L ^Si PU T ^ JU J 9TASS00NAS1RN15^ after a deep dive Into the AQUARIUS(Jan.21toFT0SDtI5 ■ AZ7ZHA/ SP&VOfiSf ou, ------iEyiE^M v— — — ------P M P S - 7 ^ ' / houimanv\ 1 ’ I'M KE;AP/ \ ■ ■/ JUST A Minute. ^iR, I \~ rttw ^ / TB^VN6... 9ULu u 3 T ^ Tnm BA5E5DID (none! tHEI^EAR ' to e iV E Mi p- \ V^Bi'ftE S E T T m UF >VSX 'J BUU.... SULL.. I ( ''I- TOSTEAL \ KF0RE THAT? A- a y < ~ S .T M 6 MlKB- . n re^iN s.-. 0jiiuLU I > - V LASTi

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g o a T o f T aylor’s U iird m a jo r InterestIr ■ •r CCliki«>8in-TlffiM . ■ • newty_i_greatcd J-U bllc^lc:— ------h a a ~ U iT n a u d a io r y ~go« . ll build. It In- public funding Is a i pSA ’ T ' P . ;,n»GAGO"«-Whetin!r-N^~~ Securities Assn.. a trade grouptp hdpiiig cities lo rebull ided with committee Uiat advls( , • ■ Yortc City finances recover «Jt- - of about' 140 m unicipal andId •. p ro b ab ly w ould be funded ses the • ' * „ edccl Treasurj.Depl. juortclerly on % MIERE BUYr a i "the'city ends.up somewhere governm ent •securitiesIS taxable securiUes, In ( c n l Uix- how to ha n d le Uie d d ic:ale. a bul 0 * .■between form al b a n k ru p tc y ' dealers. Its president, namedKl '. replacing some present ■rings. huge, Job of se llin g blillillons' of . A ..and. a federal bait»4)ond MEETSS SELLER • .securilcs will never' be tiie • betftrcen Uicse dcalcrs and Uieie . - tlon,"Uialwou]dallpwcit,c l i l e t l o - needs. -. ormer • A / same. brokerage-firm purveyors of sell tai(-exempt.. or ta:taxable Taylor feels, fo iam E.. . S . . ■■.. Few persons know that Is, ' bonds. T h e . federal - ^^vem* Treasury Sec. WHiia •corporate stocks and bonds, . \ ■■■ wrertnnn-uavid-isrTByior—- ■ . wlioae' ' t w do group it ' thein tnont ufnliM pny rlHo WANT ADS e l c n l .” , executive vlre president at Securities Industry’Assn’. Foror extra- interest on taxable tai •. fantSStttally compe V.'Chlcago C ontinental B ank and years, many banks have beenjn • • bonds, so the choicc wouldn'twoi (T-aylor may. be theic only ■ # . “ . le d -.pic- ^ curlrlovy-cost ,head of Its bond and money- , pusliing very hard agalnsRhe;ie c o s t th e m m oney, T Ti a y lo r perso n wiUi two, signe maricet operations. ' federMy im post bound^lescs explains. But II mightit rcducert ‘ • tures from Simon., , .Taylor is one of IS m e m b ers ’ U iat lim it ban k participation In overall funding costs inUmgsIn I Treasury Security Mlclioel-i- N • guarante[eed result ad, J o f t Uie M unlcipol S e c u rities investm ent m a rk e ts. . when tax-exempt rateslies are BlumcnUial and his staia ff have ^ Rulemaking Board. apjMlnted -T rip a r tlc u la r . Uie ban k sh av/e e usuallyhigh.• V ■ ' iltUe experience In sutiich fun- M 3 lines— 1)10 days — $7.1 , ,^y, llie S ^ u r ltic s a n d Ex* . w anted Uie rig h t lo participatele Taylor says Uie PSAA hasli: no ding. Toylor wys. He! ^clearly H 84 j ' cliange Commission to devise as underwriters In the class of position'oh.such a plan.m. w\ hich ‘ feels Uiey c a n le a m Uie ' regulolory standards for the municipal offerings known as was supported by hcthe Ford • continuing federal I . 'V B e e e aeeeeeeeeeeeeleeeeeeeeeeelieeeeeiiMil ^municipals' business “ Ti'need • - • revenue bonds-- ^------i_ i ------l-.Adm lplslratlon—jind.;ji.;^m e - deficits plus stronger priv.ile1 • . .. ' . : — 1 _ _ _ . ------' not strongly fdt prior to New “11 was a war that wusus Congressional Democnocrats. demand for funds willil m ake I of out- their task especially dldifficult. ‘ -York's near-coliapse. waged for many years withoutut “But I've been kind of MR. FLUGG by Jon P e t e r i . i .“Very frankly, the bank creating a strong enouoliill spoken as an advocatelc ofo II," ••Itlooksllkeatougliyee a r ." lie ^ ■ , examiners have always passed - feeling of animosity to prohibit>H ' he says; giving a hintI of of whal says, ^throiigti here very quickly." . us from beliig in Uie samele ' sfnnrrOicPSAml^ittakitake. c uilSSIFIED DOt^'T WORRV.,,..iuV , "■ - Taylor says, referring to tlie trade association (Uie SIA)," /bank's flflh'floor trading area Taylor soys. "But finally, it THOT WAL municipal bonds and became embarrassing for ■MPEX government securities. "Tliey commercial banks to remain P la n e *5 crash founc _ _ OUT IN NO T\M! didn't know too much about in the SIA. frankly." a — ! these markets, which were for • AlUiougli the new group I — The - nexDurg early Saturdi is LOGAN, Utah (UPI)- •ANNdUNCEME^ENTS FARMERS MARKET v . teclmically Is still affiliated“ lU a h Civil A ir PaUDl located loci route to Logan, and faiailed to 001 fIoHm. with Uie SIA, Taylor admits • ••095ForlllljorftTopSoir “ , C j w re ck a g e of a lightit plplane arrive on ^hedule aro-ound 4 002 Lo»l & Found ' 096 Form S e e d ‘-'■ standards for municipals that “at Uils stage of Ihe game, * with a young wuple abcaboard a.m. Commercial and mnilitarv Announctmominl« 097.Hay. G roln«Feed dealers, record-keeping rules, we're not sure wtiat affiliation 004 Speciol N otkei9t 098 Formi For Rer^i .. Saturday on Oxford PeaPeak a aircraft picked up a signal OOSMcmorifllNollo underwriting m les-and-a-lot..,------rcally m eans.^^ — ------tlcei. ... .099 Bo»iuroi For Renl ------mile ^ th of Oxford,“Idindaho“ ” ‘ from an- emergency locator-.- li - 006Pcnonol* - • ...... 100 Llveitock Wonied ' ' more rules have been for- ______E o c J ay lo r. Uie.PSA m eans ------^Tho-CAP-sald-Uwre-wcrtwipi-nn ■ transmlUcr lELTl 'onn.d_the ______101 Animol Breeding even mo«* time awoy trom rnulnted or arcon the way. . survivors. CAPbeganasearch- '-•'"1 have an appreciation of Ills wife and two teen-aged ERS 104K ortei ^ The dead were.IdentlfleiIfledas The.CAP localcdd the SELECTED OFFER the absolutely huge Job of (t chiidren, alUiougli his wife ,?™ n 007Job»OMnloro.lott - 106 Swine “ , p ilot D e a n i « l e r , 23, aJ nnative a wreckage- of the Cruiu m m an o i s eot>yim«f* WB Sheep being .fair to all segments of accompanies him on many of of Evanston, Wyo., andind his American Saturday afleiemoon, . 016Siluotlon»Wontmted . ' 110 Poultry ft Rabbit* Uie out-of-town trips Uiat oc- ■ wife Sandy, 22, Logan.V I BoUi ‘ a h d . ground c re w s aand o'* 017 Buiinoit Oppor>ortunltle« 112 Irrigailon - jr------wer«ttidenlrart«ckyCollCollege------hdicoptcrfronrHHhVirr P orCC------OaOJAonoyJoXwwu»n------1.1.1 Fnrm^A-RiwKSupplte :of' his 47 years with Con­ »d 114 Farm Implement* In addlllon to educational In R e x b u rg , Idaho. Base were called in to n tin e n ta l.” . and research progroms to 11S Farm Work Wontod ^ The couple took offf fi from Uie bodies, 026MutleloMQru.'4.' ' ’■Even thougli 10 of Uie 15 allow dealers lo better un­ board members are from derstand the- municipal REAL ESTATE FOFOU'SALE . within the induslry. we often business and accounting ^ . 029 Op«n Houiet .RECREATIONAL D 030 Hom«« For Sal« 'find ourselves adding too slalemenls ‘Ofrbcnd issuers, inker breaks up l2 0 Avlolion . Oil tan r 031 Out Oi Town HyNEA.Inc. bonds will be attacked," he rchantS 044 Condomlnlumin* For sale ,3 5 u,m ,y Troller* law , for municlpal-board of­ early today* Twenty two I Three 'passing men tKCJa p f . . , 045 Mobile Home»>* ForI Sole ' .. ferin g s to avoid th e m isleading says. t crewmen scurried for safetysaf - vessds were In.Uie proc Taylor see^ the-.attack - infonnation associated with „ g a to p Uie floating hull scctioctlons, picking up Uie other sunrvlvors, .RENTALS com ing In proposals to get u p a NewYork's financial reports. ' b u t 17 oU iers w ere m issing,ng.the i .Coast Guard spokesmalan Les OSOFum.SUnfum.irn.Hou«e* A U TO M O TIVE m . M s il W im l national urban devdopment ^ m One of the lobbying forces Coast Guard said. C en ey said . 052 Furn. A ptt. SDtDuplexe* 13I Auio Service bank. AlUiougli such a bank QSt two - Unlurn. Apti,I, Sft Dupldxo* ,3 3 Auio Port* Acco**or , behind such a bill will be the Two injured crewmen1 werewi “There were at'leai ft -’w o rk OVEfbEAS. Australiairt,] PART TIME Uiesmah'ior-Ty • Injuries Uial- we knov\w nf •' y * Roomi For Ren 1'33 Auto* Wonted Africa. South Amofiea. Europepo. F a lls af-ea t o f J ” ' 0157 R#ntol AAobllele JHorne* 134 Auto* For Rent • BS. oowspapor. Commlsston on Ceney said.-^‘Tliere ma] elc. Sortslfuctlon.' Silos ay h av e . 05B Oillc* ft Budneine** Reniol 135 Cycle* ft Supplie* ' ErMlneert. Oerkul. etc. tSQOlOOO Phono72M4S1. beenotliers." 061 G oroge Rentoh[®'* 136 Keovy Equipment to tSO.OOO. b p e n s e s paid. Fo TROY NATIONAL Is now taki Ceney said the Clnud<> C 053 Wonled To Ron , 140 Truck, operation lller Rentol , 43 (mpo,|.Spori* Cor,I 'O veraeas Emptoymeni .Bo:3„ applkations for (2). set n goal Conway, which w as In b Efficient slrcssoa, must be oxperiofK -e 1464 Wheel Drive* •JOV.. Boston, Ma.(m03. was reported by arm o th e r .M ERCHANDISE In sowing and willing io wo , 1 14ff Antique Aulot - Inlorostod persons apply merchant, vessel to) have 067 MUeolloneoutu* For Solo 150 A uio*. AMC broken In two at 4;4S a.i, J25 070WoniBdTo6u> 152 Auto* • Bulck MQBILE HOME/RVV for grainI storage uunits miles souUieast of Wllmi ,lothlng 154 Aulo*-Codllloc Idabo, " " p o n . 156 Aulo*-Chry»ler N.C. 074 Mutkol Initrutfumeni* , 55 . Chevrolet n WANTED: F o fllllz er a "BOISE - Pacific i^orUiwesl trucks could probobly save no -077 Radio. TV & SiereoSu 160 Aulo* • Oodge , Salesperson chomicai Dopartmoni Manag lim e by using a buiik dum p pit 070 Furniture ft Corpel*Co 162 Aulo*-ForcT I oxporloncod In Salos and i farmers can avoid future ' 079 Applloncei pllcallon roqulrod. Sail cap a b le of holding 250 buslids. ~~3------1 ’ 't '------3- f f I J -164 Auto* • Lincoln* headaches by making sure OeO Hooting S Airf I 166 Aulo*-M ercury commonsurato with « their new on-the-farm . grain On Uie oUicr hand. Uie dump ' 082 Building Moler 168 A uto*. Oldimobile Wanted porlonoo, Excollont Ifln pit system would net big 063 Coroge Solei Local builnesi, lolory whilelie boneflls. Sond resume lo E storage facilities arc designed *' ' 170 Auto*-Poniloc Iralnlng, obove overagege 370, American Falls. Ids savings for the fanner wilh 0B6 Firewood . ■ foi*' efficient op e ra tio n and 172 Auto* • Plymoulh commltiion*. hoipilallza-to - 83211- . 0B7 Plonl«ftTrce» . 174 A ulo*. Olher ______e a sj^ to -a d d Im p ro v e m e n ts, three grain combines har­ 088 Good Thlnfl»T ...... - . tlon,..prollt-thoflt)g,-good tToEot 175 Auio Deoler*. ^ .S tan ley h o m e Pfodu “ncojnllifg'to a University of vesting 4.500 -hushd8 a day. . 090 Pel* ft Supplielie* . ^ working condilion*. Send '' reium eto: .'noeds Ihroo dealers lull Idalio extension specialist who With a dump pit, hc could get ' , 092.Auellon» -^lUme-ForJnlorvlew.call! - — sp6Ice~al“ lhc~Idaho-Oregon -tt<»y.wlUt few er grain trucks a n d ___ TiimsMIWJBorHirM Agricultural Show here. d riv e rs." • The need for fosl , grain “ EXPERIENCED MACHINIST I ■ Roy Taylor, extension _ matalUar. excellent p 'a^cultural' engineer, said handling wIH often b e ‘ Uie CUAB#ANTEED BESULTiT S . ' hospiUt (Man. paid vacatli -- many-grain growers are dcelsive reason for a farmer's and holidays. Write Box L-11 H N f SHARP TImos-Nows, giving , building tlicir' own ' storage change to a dump pit systemr ' SECRETARY ...... porloiwo:------facilities, in order to have or even .'to- a permanent [ t :33-093I elevator leg system. Uie UI . For generol oltlee work'If- RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNT moi^e flexibility In their typing to 55 lo 60 word:fd* PflOGRAM , COORDINA- '.marketlngstratcgies. extension agricultural par minute, some expef>of- AVAILABLE April 1, 1 ' "Before building, a farmer engineer said. J b e f o r e . lence wllh computer lorm: RotpoAslblo lof doveloi “ An ele v a to r le g system wlil E.YOUBUY!1 --iL nuisll KX • SiKtiltill BotoS ' helpfyl, bondoble-lo o**l**1*1 'voluntoor stillons lor 6o ^ o iild look a h ea d a t le a st IS ur* Clll2ont; prepare and subrr not be economically Justified ■ W , You con1 nront o .b raad ., , 1,— In port* depoftm ent. Hour years and consider how his > ''• •• MARJOniES FLOWOWERS. S4S LIQUOR UCENS6 (Of[Of salo. B:00 to S:00. Mondoy ihrihru yearly grant proposal; k storage system might have to w hen 30.000 bushels o r less of Sparka;. Irotti (lowlowers, wod- Joromo 324-5868. _____...... Fridoy. Excelleni Frlngitg e nocossary records ai>d rope H ’ BALDl»WIM P IA N O «id recruit aitd place senkira be expanded in tlie future, grain ar6 stored, but'll will be ...dings, all -oceas:aslons. Ap- tenelir* which include poll >r 6 months — * V ^ n tm e n ts and delilollvorlos. 734-' vocoilon. *lck leove. hoi,oi. voluntoor stallons; othor du thousand-doilar decisions Justified for a storage of e n t folatlng to. Iho progr 100.000 bushels o r m ore. In the ■. • w .- . ■ PtrtriHUlS p iia liiailo n . relire m en mode without good planning •y nnd' orolli. Ihorlno. AnaL isii > live in in -p erto n ' ot - Arnolia ------^ a y —m W n —lliousand-doJIap^— : woddlngs. flowors. S S S U r n o . U d, I . II. skills. Background In c ,mistakes,"Taylorsaid. .. 100.000 b u sh d s, Uie farm e r’s bouquois. funeral pi A m fOf companlonjhltijhlt^ In M achinery Com pony 46*“/ munlly dovelopmonl. Str preferences and special needs . KlmMrty Floral 423-40 . oxchango for companionsh)ti3hlpl0 - Woihingion Streel South Inlorporsonal and c “ A porUble -grain conyeyor oldofly woman.. Call 733^ 7 8 1 4 Twin Foil*. will be the deciding factors." munlcallons skills. Ability system mav l« adequate for ...... allof5:OOP-M. ------An fquo/ analyze and solve prr>bl< • Tfit^rm crs curreril netfS. Taylor said. gt with Opporlunlly Ernptoyer Soitd or bring rosumea to n ~ ' . ” I n l t Foui REDUCE SAFE, fast” '.the UI agricultural engineer For all on-thc-fdiim grain, ______GoBoao capsuloB S, E E-Vap Asslslanl lO 'ihe Proalds said, but careful -planning of storage, construction costs arc , mink Iftckol. "walor pills" Dick's Pharnuirniacy.'. ^ ^______Olllce. 'College ■ of Soul) .______LOST 1 whMo mir = ____ ldil>Q-3lfl.Falla-AMflua,------Ute stu ra g e luyuut would m ake—~ - oecelcfotfngr^ylo'^idT-tie— -q>RMlTURi:'^j■ v ri\iiiii u R C | i Roward.432-S3ei. i*IOO«CRS BEST carcanlsiot' The Clly ol Rupert Wo*t«*10 1231, Twin Falls. Idaho S3301 It possible for Uie farm er to said Uie cost of s te d ;n a y raise ______Iwciwm. Hew 0*n>b.I. RiRMular .Woler Pollution Controrol ' laloftlvan March 23,1977. add an automatic elevator .leg -.6 lo 7 per cent Uiis summer, m O H j 1^3 Main AWo. y t East, Twin LOST, or alolon nouVsuiorod Colllo ffic«|129.N .orfiyse9.«6.i.W.CWnSr Department currently wil" ‘I' LADY ALONE wants pleas SI. Bernard 'i f c W i l. som elim e In Uie future. ■ while prices of .cut lumber are ■ and hall grown SI occept oppllcoilon, for Ihe ihi capable woman as HIve-In C( fomalo wim patchih ovor oyo. . - • _ _ _ :. followlngpoilllon*. .. housokoopor. Own quar ' T w o big req u ire m en ts of ony expected to go up 10 to 15 per . Reward. Call fi2»-S029028, mornings ------with Tolovlslon. No smoke grain handling system are c e n t j Of ovenlnos,______1 DRINKING • 1..Mec'hanleo1Tfeotmeni drink. Salary open. Drive, W gtvlng ago and phono numbc rapid, trouble-free storage at LOST: Fomalo / ' creole* pro.blem*. ll do.doe*n’l Plont Operotor. . - .1 ^ ■ " . ahophordbluohooloi In Box 466. Ketchum, Id-SXM. ilv 1^0 on »nlv*Jhem. If you neededhelp.-- ti Roqolre, experience Ir harvesting time and efficient .of Lincoln Counly •foorom mechonicol treotment plon retnev'a] at marketing time,' C 'Wodnosday nlghl. NiN.rrioll Bluo. coll the CAREUNIT Pr.^ operoilon with o copocli, TACO TIME la now aecopi Reward. S34- ol Sliver Bow Generol I Taylor pointed out. ittai bluo oycs. Ro r IS358. • pilot. Butte. Montono (. o* 2 P"" ‘‘“I ‘■We cari m e et U iese goals by “ ’ operollan with prlmofY omr bom full and part Ume day i tecondory treotment. Alto , usingUieclosed-loop concepi," r tS sT : Tan- dog.r ^ „ i r ? T ■ '*®- . ovoning shllts. Apply In pora ' will be fotponslble lo r SSO Blue Ukos Blvd. hesaid. “In the caseof a single ^ Bllsa/I-M. no collar.ar. answers to * ' ' r y kiMMBERLY i If Bon:o. Howard, call' necenory loboratory le*t»*t- ' - mil ■ PART TIME ONLY - Must ■ p-aln bin wilh a portable ^ 7M-0119.______; ■ ALCOHOLIC.ICS ‘”0 dijchorge pormi requirement*. Appllcononl Iree 10 work 6:45 p.m. ~ 10 ( auger, this means the grain is C FOUND, Fomalo blaislack labrador. *m ' i C ' mutt hove Clo,*'1 or hIgheher ■Flvo ovonlngs - w e^ly t d e v a te d Into Uie bin fro m Uie COMI , approxlmaloly 6 mo 0,0 evenings and W day Satun j r AMUNITY I .At-IONYM OUJU JO cortlflcollon from ihe Ston k mllos south of TwIr ,,h.' I2R)' monlhly. -Guarani dump hopper and ihcre must. 350 2 Idaho ^wllhin 3 month f. .. .salary or profit shailng. Call * also M -a refrleval auger ______CALL: 734-551 4221. . system that can bring the C ; 5 P SptcUllhlim 5 1..LabofoloryTechlnlclan. WOMAN expotlencod caring grain back from the bln to Uie ULE I i ol htiresl .Require* experience lo tohi3ke old peoplo part Umo In U SJ ^__ R7 . .Jobjoli hopper. WIUi Uie closed-loop . lo homo. 733-579^ boloro noon. V EXPERIENCED vtUSlClAH MU in- ___ i ______neceitary ie*t* ond K approach,' we are able to VRCH 25 and 2 6 , 1 9 7 7 I r lofoslod in formlncling d d ^ i m PART'TIME TO sorvici(Vico sc- comply wllh dUchorgifSJ’ DO YOU NEED MONEY'^“» circulate Uie grain in a con- ' tonulo vocalist. Call Ca 7 a lt4 2 , counts. <3.00 to S8.00) an hour. permit roqulfomeni*. a I*o ANDWflMENWEHAVEJIS m Call 733-224912-3 p.m. onlyonty. will be required to o iilt :t|nuous flow' to conirol higli. in* p lau ,,1 '/■ !njl*i louthIh iM Kimborly, Idaho. « ( . after 6 p.m. •'*' J2500 10 Ql»o you 11 yo ------IRRIGATOR noodod, d. Some «1'W'I'’9 oporoilo; .QUALIFIED-FOR MORE INF 'moisture and' high tem- We are having a 1two day ta le this yeor sb weve will^ b« able to take more ^ f . . JOB'S DaughiotaIS Ooihoi • » Iractor work, •Year foumound om- ol plaoi -when required«d- MATION CALL ARMY * p e ra tu res or lo c heck on insect of your •mall it«mt ^ • noeds old .nowscMpapors ana pioymonl. Houao ^vaiBvallabloi Should b« (orlllled Clo*OM P0RTUN1T1ES, 733-2671. DndmicriJorganlsmdamage.’' - mt like toolt ond tmoll farm ondam yohi equipment, which «( . - magaiinos. Will como coi ano got Exporloneo 'nocossary.'iry-' Local 1 or belier .wltt) Stalo o ” will be sold ori Fridoy.oy. March 25, along with truckt.kt. pickupi and tfoilert. • L- thom. Call CattiyClark, Cla 734-57S7. rofofCftcOSro<|ulte0.326-5U6-5608 Idaho Cofiillcotlon Board.* " SERVICE MAN lor Ag, Irric • In highivolume harvesting .Company. Mutt ----- T— TTfr WANTEO EXPERIEfIIENCED knowlodgo and oxperlom >opvatloni. much tlmp and ^ • Trartors and all otothor form machlnory willrill bo sold on March 26 Xf . DONMTOUCHttwSi«80 o ra ^ s. 10 waitress fof ovonlttg stilll.lllll Apply 2.-MointononceMan expense can be saved In . ^ Voguo Ofapory Qe Conlor PIvota ind eloc PO'wn •ticf 5. Ooofgooigo K8, Requlri* obllliy to oo re technology, Sond resume unloading grtiln wlUi a highly f all. Wo lalio thom c -17iaKlmboflyRoad...... qulred molniononceol pumi " n ...... C b n t l a n m * ^ ar>d fohang Ihom. Fi call - LAD IRRIGATION - mechaiiUcd - grain - handling - monts mutt bo on lalo titofobyMorch24. I I .o c h an ic ‘'" ‘I Wo*te Wole elo Judy Loveland, P.O. ( Twin FalU. FilerOf and Buhl. EXPERIENCED m o d lifi *lallont ond ol*o li -and storage system. Taylor L6adiirwllTb«ti• thoro oil yvook from Mond>nday,March 21 on. ^ ' Pftono 5^5582.. noodod. 733-7482. •0 880, Moses Uko. Wash, 1 ______. hondle lot li'uck . In thi•r* .j.-5otre5j8M.-_,.pQUii_ -■ ------csald;— ------— ^ — :^W«Ar««l>IITaklBklfig^onilgnpwntt'^BrBrIng'Therh .Over! I— ------'jj-j-gnis-g—o-nd-dpirotr6n"d* ' ponunlty Employer, .‘,'A fa rm e r wIUi one g rain , ' VACANCY lor e l^deiiTpeopieln i AVON . waste ..woter collectio V. my llcoflsed homo lion . .______' ' ...:.«jm bine:and seyeral.grain mo. Qood food , NEED CASH FOROR *y*tem. E xperience pr< I MESSERSMjTHHAUaiONSERVliMCE, 't ...... - --•• Bndcare;73M613.- — ■------MOTHER S DAY.ky; ■■■ “lerrd, ...... —' ' ", ‘EARN si:ooofQ:M.ogg------FATHER’S dXY._VY._ _-...... J ______. . . .. -m5Si051p.ln8.p^W-< IrvlnBlen ^ JlmMittertmUh -"n EASTERANDD -Salary depending on e>e ,. ■ theic lood ito r o ^ . N. . 't JohnW.it' . ; . “ w sE f • - - graduationsMS?? perlehce'.'ioy'oll bboviavo ' quolllM p*opU |o wrori ^ - 733-2*40 ■ ;t>R F|Ebrr.V . ■ff W.rd.11, ■ MmbeHy 'jerom e ' ' Moke good moneyr on your po*lllon*. Application* mney a T w i n e s • J 2 4 - 5 1 3 8 ' > r —fi^ cgDene - -Own lltilO *elHnfli q>quality be picked up at ,lhe Clr2lty . jo re a . -ColI P oeate t "hOKY ’CAHfET"r SWEEPERS. ; coll 733-74i-7413 or Engineer* OHIce. Conlocloct •33^5'2J2ors*ndf»*um ( J.W. M ettertm Hh istOHke. ^ ' . A.GIfl une^uoll* •» Mr*. .Phym

' . r I— I '. ■■ iii l8i Idaho Monday, M arch 21,1977 :.',7V ■ ■a>.TImofNov«».TwlnF«lls

could "pay dividericnids .to- '. ^ S A wise Inv/estm ent today b - i f f T i a M E B lUYERJ : rhorrovv.'tv|e 'b u y ;. .-BjBaiM II AND findnclalBtetteriinent., -To : 6e ^ u re th(idt you read the-s-fitjies-N ew s Giasiissitied :. JVEST ■ O R S - A d s e y e r y cd a y . - ,

- ' ^ ^ 007*1 IdbTtom^ in . : 5ffir Msotkittfeit . \; ■ : ■ ,.,jft«!iinfjiSlle. BJO ;-Hw I . BY , OWNER: RorfocI ~l CHAMPAGNE TASTE 01 porloct lor ontoriailainlng. budget. Four bodroom; §vmM deilghirul larao oidor honlomolor.- toom. Ilro'placo all on 01 ■»1o. Story, ood a halli3il with Part basement. Ovor 18 jotmors, 4 bedrooms wiltvilh a 14-. (or only U9,000,. Cai ' IRRIGATIPNN SERVICE FOREMAN REuy - or H odt' In.ouf Clol»lll*/AdAdr*milng.$ecllon lot 10 dsyi, , D J iBtgo town; Healed workshop ------Contractor llcensis e ...... • ...... en the number ol wo'tdV li> yeut W u Pay fpr your od b»ler*• tha'lO dayi ot# up, (Bol*^ at» bet«d on ,.000 aliof, SERVICE VEHICLE: PIPROVIDED at)). 1(. at th««ndol to tc dayi ~ your lt»m hoint tsid - you) haven’thi puriASE PLAN • PAID OVI>VERTIME ; ^ s 'llroplaco. cathedral cei(or signs. Franklin l|replaco, big living’4nd dining ». ro Roahors., basement. *34 fllT BiJtwibpportttitr, WKloJpoiwii "" btiimo^ti'eK ii bedrooms. 2 balhs. hoa - A P P LyrbjB I R A iU H .fi($R■ ii T A I I Y rodwood decks Iront a * Buyer can chooso 1BEAUTIFUL Gold Me< 't0a't9Mn-1tni. 3- -7HR£E_8£OflOO«. ■ Hwnra34 lOUTH BW PM RTIPi p * H O ______FOR— SALE^-v Conslrucllon” TAVERN.I, .'inclutios'airiTifurcr- -siefiOMer-lRJ! ... .. ' coforsi, partial bas , _ccd«c _flIceWc.lri.-fovB(,<-twdr Bus!Business. Chsln-IInk lonco and buildliling, has living quartets bedroom, I .: t balh home, has lemily room, lem Tiplo|W.A- ■ ' smaller homo. 733-a . ______oquiequlpmont..1raller. (ools.*powcr lichen, Irv Oi'itrlch, detached 20 I x X 24 aaraoe-shoo' Sawtooth School dl: . . norlh.'.H mllo wost of ■IWill-cianBidorTltiidor. iamhinallonlH ^lOftonSJMJ3i533 g d l coutso.'. Look (oi supplies. 0500, complete, .733-' Owner, 32<344733.. zoned commoinorcial. Jome-wlihJutUiai »* waltiots st Iho Flying Saucor. p leavftd for anv with full basomet “ SE.FHA to m lo rto b k ^ tor position <8 chlof o( survovr • > ,7T3-13SS im '' my home. 734-3668. _ Q]g016 SItuliQK Wnletf Tolo. (717)346-5559. StatO appco oWnor, Now'3 ‘ Noodod by coAsulMig ______municlpallly “ It ir^Vho 'M ate'o’! S?,''®‘ - S ! — -..‘-o n g ln o o fln o -- JIfm,.....vC- '»ir-J ------WANTED.SALESPERSON. m an, .JACK .X . AND . JiLl... N ursery... ■ ■ ------DID YOUU play atoro whon you Idaho; -This - -Is-alandard.li ono. i o S S K r f S S . w-cWoo,.. dopondont on oxporloi.io.t. or woART-TIME WORK wanted a s Htoto 1 a kid? Mom and Pop pieco homo 1 cconsiruction, not jth .E g u o t oppoiunlly omployota.I, In rotall furniture and appliance auporvisod ai educational ac- phygihysiclan's a ssistani ooeration>n. Small grocery sloto & tnobllo homos.as, Conlact Charles m • SondrosufflaioJUBEnglnoors. sales. Contact Loa Kaien or Del llvillea. ll< 7334647. tochtochnlclan. havo knowledge oasoumnps;Cornorlot.room(or t Wsrd or HatlyItly Haun, 206-376- ■ ' ' . • CHstflet. Call 7334346, ------flOy.Vfllhi . . (nc. 800 Falls Avo., Twin Falls. Vari Ordon al Cains Furniture _ ■______• OtIICIjflice procedures and lorr. eioansiojion. 1.76 acres. Zoned *334weekdays.ys, , • A LITTLE BrT ' ■ * ,.ure» It's bound le ... - ldahoa330i.Pftono73M4i4. ' and Appllsnce allor 4 or I M WILL BABYSIT In my home ■ ixperlonced in :enlculluro ar.. ' commercrcial. Vory nico 3 bdrm.' u V T 's n o p'a iSSivcoSrM Sslurday a.m. No phono nails weekdays, wc rompof room, and •KG-s. Much e.potlonco. -all p a h '. sW m in o >n iDftead vard approved. 2 Doflroom •* . PART TIME PHONE Mltclllno. alters CO Included, Good 1 o( Magic Valley's ’ y,. _____ : .:'.,Nood •llfBCllvo.Jfonl-ofllco-.L -P!£««-.. ______^12hotlunch.7340lw. n * * Tcrms.availaWo, Would ooB..n l ? r n S S . ’'and ^ I h ^ ^11324-5364 oral^ I J A M L E porson. Must havo good phonoI BARTENDER wllh Somo ox- ..... _ ...... 'bag:3ACKHDEW0RK. soptic tanks- considerirUado(orhomeiiTwin area. 733-2873 »<-5774. ■ opsAii.>S3HoMllllaryinn. - tWdrol»mUnivmS864,. ^ y ^ ^ e R O M t IIT COUNTRY; ^ HR e a lK3HT-HOUSEWOflKr-Call-734.------«e—COMMCRCfAL-' 'B U J^^rX ^ lom built brick , , ,. ------; WE HAVE openings for licensed 2135allernoonorwonlngs. 2i: ; — (or Insurance co. elc. jn J u M - «.50«hCKKrofeloanlno.*1.o6:• ..ca/oor minded real estate sales MCKHOE SERVICE- 7 3 3 ^ 0 , l^ n ^ io { largo family room; OFFICE 733 w an hour for brtyslltlno. Plus 3t with 1200 ft. homo call ' - .'.’Jw .cra •"■■III*™ ™iT Y L E DAVE HAMLETT. BRC * Mopla, Wo offer training, sd o s BOTOTILUNQ RC ~ » ■ - - • •______:_'l» Jmhn Tol'oik, 326-5241. Town & - ______. tiess extras lavish • . ' mllagt for drhHng' lo nursory rnrni tt UM homo by the ownorlorso barn wllh 7 m home Coniultoni ond ' supplies snd advorilsing. for HOUSERhc BROTHERS cuslom .' VERYVEI MATURE MALE 'CountryRReattora. 7334716. •“ uit. nut trees, . ' , ' .tw echool,73M>72. moro Infornutlon call or stop by roi 'sooliing employment with, • ------~ ...... sett. Call Paul at t Ic—rock------App'roljer . . . . , roto tilling and blado work.. soc ig. the olevon* MIchoet P. Qroy1 - porch. IISLEH. FUILMER todsy for porsonal Inlervlew. Wood vVi mowing, now lawns ropi APARTMENT. COURT MO.NEY AVA.VAILABLE - For - ASSOCIATES, IS 3 bedrooms, .GRIBrokisritem ent. . Formt ond ^ - PERSON WANTED (0 a s ^ tt Com SUls RoMty (Oowntown ptaintod. pi, Csll m 2 iS 2 or 733- cou ( In Buhl by ownor. buslnvfefB',T,«rt( basement, new 'S, •Ji ' . Full doyllght bote provWod. 8(^te formor ott>- Avenuo Wesi. Twin Falls. SERVICES. S 73MS14 All loans ^ righis to haul small foqully.Nopo ployer roletoneoa snd salary subjocttocfodltapproval, ■ ' ■ 5 c 5 . .s Ihroughout Magic ;ponaitios.CaCall,734-8930. . > , Call Bsmes Realty,^ | homo, com- ^ ! Dental ollice needs a rocop- iroa, Torma* available. / i s T A T ■ ‘ doslrod, wnio Boi M C/o llonlst .and assistant. Previous x I30T0-TILLINQ gstdons & lots. Valley an Tlmo^Nows. . CUSTOM POWER RAKING, Call ,nNew? w homes leveled and Call Mr. MiMillor,t-600432-S959lo1l . —i' BY OWNER:' Three oxpodonce doslrablo. Must now, x (or osttmalo and ap- . i h t u u j j a , three built-in ;^ n k t have basic ottico sMtls, bo ^ seeded.GAMBREL&S0NS733-- J fto^ ______ICB • basement. Two • SA W T O O Tt polnlmont. No yard too big on 2 bedroom ,, ! ; > S .'i .COUPLE TO manago apart- personable, noat appearing. ro(oroncosavallablo734-3678. ^ . — ___ CXPANOiiJING SALES Force, n t ... Phone 733-4515 lor interviews. - ______DAY WORKING lady will ox- jtfavoll Terenllle fringo beneflls.' v llm o re . Full . rO D e rt StU< menls In oxchango (or rent. 733- '®We®^t our*k?^ •Se!'circle*cw5r 7 « a r garage.. , , y,;<»38altor6p,m,. WANTED FULL TIME or part- SITUATION S WANTED as larm _chaichonge houseWork for targe 'starting Ui.,» i lo (tiraviB K "S? Ihi ,P“ * •}“' IfHgatlon creek -oi -equtpmonl—meohanio,—ll— untiunlurnlshedf00m.-bath,-b08td, ;yoars-lra 1ty,ra34OT.._. s c n o o l — •Ilmomaturo table-sorvlco help.— -e raining program, Sendt M U L X a ; - • - r r — ^^HEtPWANTED, cookprolorrod. months'schooling, havo-own mIn T Twin falls. Reply Box U .i. fesumo to ti box 245 Twin Falls* ^ 2 5 !? “ n il? i|«. Tho Satwlwlch Syndicaio,. 126 Apply In pctson'bolwoen 3:30~ rr sallstic Music, 129' ’ ...... WM t^rooms. d l s t f i c t ' • and4;30e tJB 'sBlgBoy. , - - • tctools: 733-6057.-...... TImiTlmes-News. ' ^ ‘L"'.®”aportiinlt.Emplpyj^ PSS^^A^”.N.7334590.. '! ^----- — ;------Jp -sec o n d Avtf.EasI.ApplyjilwJ, ^ I ' T t h ^ Three bedroorVtt. two FOR*SALVLE — LIMrfEO TIME - . y " 525 .-li’ WANTED EXPERIENCED auio Qultaneisons, 423- ' ’ p j.“ ' S i i»r'. arge 50x125 building In Plano ar>d Ou concrite drive. «lf«P'acet ond parts employe. Good salary and ...... ’ I TwInFalljIls Mall area. Prosenily 4427. 'X k Bluelokes sales inconllvo. Vacallon. In; M . EirliTMitAincia I i -on property., cor goroge. Priced tc :;5 onder leiease, Contacl Jorted' Falls. Call 324- $59,900. ______i __ .'sufsneo, plus all othor. bonoMs^ Irish at ErErin U nd Co.. Realtofs ^ ■ ,733-531 • Call colloct or see Lomoyne 734-3408. »9.900. _ ' : Johnslon. Parts Managor, NEW HORIZONS “ I no — ^— — STOP LOO»e - r Tw oif'1 .«>rjihome ____ . . . J t .Sloddard.Moad Fotd. Idaho ...AGENCY I ------• ROOM FOR1GRAOOUS Gl LIVING: f a n d buy01 .unfinished botema ■ ■ ■ . • Faiis..idaho.?om?-4«ae. , INTERMOUNTAIN BUIIDING , % i;-. Old Roiollrood Depot lor 3bodroom.2l2 bath, 2 fireplaces.. - ...... ■ Your (opily will enjo Mohogony coblnett ■ MAIDS C.40 por hour, ten^ofils. • 4Q9ShothoneSt, So..Rml6 $; >ood tourist loeotlon’. lamily room.n. spacious kitchen . Locoied in owi., three bedroom, two kitchen: corpeted Insurance. Apply In petson lo Soo Poh. Swimming end dlnlng.arcarea. Covered pallo, style, one bedro wilh Ihe ond den. $22,500. . ; . 1 .« ffSTSstS bulh.ln opplloncet.) Que. In 0,", Alice at Holiday Inn,______7 3 4 -8 8 4 4 1 g ' ^ i mM emlght eompground. iced back yard, w ith d e n . new floor ulilllie*. full boi« ' Coll lodoy lor oppolntment ^j. lomlly . New.trl-level hom< V'dttO'STERED NURSES & LP- mllet south of high- J Jchbol Dfstrlci, pjM ||r* p |a c e e . lovi delu«o throughout. $5' ' ' genoral duty poslllons In f* h » A M - OocSbuyotonl, see and ,oom i. fomlly roor lOSbod nursing homo. Apply lo * PAYROLL CKERK (1) | . YOUR IAS-■mt, ond room, bullion op| . dlrociorolnufsos.Oteen Actos accounllng background. &I CLASSIIJIFIED ;:^:- IS. REALTORS. 734- 3- .' -.double-cor ooroge. Torraco. Oooding, Idaho, B3330, poyroll axporlonco n#e«»- & f deck. $47,400. •ory. >:| Onylhin) . . . I . . bedroom*^. O leum. Coll 655-4337 BRICK3 8E0R OROOMionSactos. storm c O VlewJdwm*'h“om'^ - *’ corouteT reol Choreool'" i ’b toT r b fl^C C - ☆SHOP WORKER (1) |i gi.------fenced, loadi*(ing- shod, water side »ch,oi dist. rs* Perleci home for th L mojor tom'pony .------aharea. ooodxt oalure. Ilreolaco, _lhU one. >39.300. I , . ■ - -wedt or retlremen I SECTIInnn . : i ^ C Cleon; '2 b^rM m ~ i - ^ KbSIAUKANI------kilchen huilt-iiIt-ins. electric host. a dellghUulcduntrv 40'ocret. Newly i, , bor. Three bedroomiwomen's with fenced^iiaL $.1 WORKERS - ,( 2)_ .. I i,r hm ., 3 Ih,.. bolh,. J8»,500. : ' > ' ' ^ 3 ^ Pbri ilm«. dov houli \KEOVER S t o ',*tho ; prM ol a cily. ■ 3 bedroom home ng. Two ond re- All electric.- 3 b« it RECEPTIONIST 0 iJi.ion, HANDY ..-.I.- Pojjiwe siullmp- W0RK1 ]e: ond . .3 both.fuK bot Envelopes. SEND Sell-! ty p ist (2) I 'S 16,500. yr. old. oil londtci m OOKINQToTThouse! lul Melon .Volley =£s; WOMEN’S BEINZ&V. = nllHnlo7llistimelo; Creeks on - ond droperiot Incl lo; Edray' Malls, 1 txilkJ a house thM $135,000.® ^ ------r ^ P E Q A t the price. $42,800. Altany,Mo.-6M02. 015 T BilrpllttHtjClilldClfl I house lhal reflects. vly remodeled This home' needt o 0w< oilND CMMgai’s I P ...... I YOU Rli tnu »p«is,'sihictrn^ -tv ■ STEEL BUILDINGS BABYSITTING OONE 6 days a $ lualitymaletlalslna; id.ol buildingited . In beoutl- bedroo'm*.- ronge- S ot ' too? Here's the AREINDEAAAND week any age, totatl/' (enced <■: ^laat. Call VB»R. Jim loeotioW. $10,500, Irigerotdr.- goroge.ler home itfe et t I neod 0 good, honett locol play aroa and "hoi lunches."' i< RODUCTS / s ' s l7628 l aves. Iley wllh two cloietoC ltyPork. $16we been *hopplnglori53.00 farm-ronch orlanted indlvld- Compleio supervision. Kimberly I - THEI E : . t - L O C A L p p icE (,gQi property. TO ~ dual who wonts ot lootl - atoa 423-4351. _ y SIS,000 yeorly lo ttll slaet I ■ I O P E'ERATIONS - I M P O R T A Nvly built both, formol’livlng I . . building*, II you know ol ‘>OOD SHEPHERD DAY CARE'. ^^^ra>«77. Barnes ho?ne oti^-9.34 oc oge ond lomlfy roorn. fii lEKTER- Licensed "insuroff* I . , S No diniroct •ellingi no a quick tenced yd., doubfe . such 0 perion, hove him coll lOt lunches. SOpcrvlsed play..’ "g Vhe.“V w ■ THINGS Bruleot406-34B-9I81. CLOCK* ■ ■ ■ • 1 .« p 6 r lcience t'equlred. . ______.- Woy. Only $48.50C beoutltullv ldn( ;lass«ork733-573S. >00, Hereltlheelfycenlei o'limlt. E«tobllih. Olde^ RiREB E bedroom home for which you .hove jutt lets than' one location. Carpeied, TwInFollsOlflce. pultldecllyllmlts. ‘ ccounti. Good lirg^rnw Spportonlty: , molting. Three bee ler lot with redwot^ Kcthylrlsh . . . .business . ond nucco tiding with potertliQl. You tence. S23.S0I.500. Realtor own<«. , " • MR. FLUGG by Jon Pctenoi | JUSTCiCALL - ; ■-iE? JS 3 bedroom Hvlng room. Newly1 0 0 jM tiF ro n k...... 1 S: m u s t h(have good reler-. 7340022. ■_ • •• ■ LooOttler...... 1 ocret. Quiet |org« two eor goroj Joon Holley...... "i FeW ’ hour* 20NE.epRCIROOM houses, S2000 HoW oM M elers..n moln high- ,hop. Priced lor a7330101 GlendoSnyder...; ou move, or I will give Robert M eyers .50Q. . . sole ot $37,000. • 733-0101 Pot#’########73 \ HonkWoodoll..;..7 ' \ \ IFOR PEAMUTS/ « . . 543-5335 oick IrWln C.TI.t. , . 73 ....543-4068 . -Chrl.M ottem....73 ■ ■. " [££22SSi££SfiSa ■ ’“-‘i ■ ' ■ ■ Iqa ■ c ’V I , I - I

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. . M « s i i r s i ! i n i F n t M b e t F mitb t i S r SIDE g l a n c e s ' . by Gill F< ■■■■tt'.' ■ . IM S lit Sill . i "“ ^ " K T J r W "ST“ HtwifirSill a H ilT in lliK lACIOUS Couniry living.' ' . rustk: c edOAR/ HOME. ’ 1900 235 ACRE FARM,, n northeast ol cJSTLpOTOarTBlfecreacretarm. '' I * I I ^ . ‘'" C r OWNER; Threo bedroom 3 BEDROOM brick homo. electricllropUicffthls li.a top '.^nulillulilul 4 lcvol,ramblor on 1 .square feel con IW acres. 4 Jeronw. 3- bodiofd.M6.000.-7J4-4618. . ' ' j7M-8588 Town & Country *'o«0' Ing. lava rock Jerome, 324-4845.. 33324-5735, 324-- ijg Broadway Soum. Quh Bosllors 7334716. ' ..V 1. liroplaco. WOl bar, Musl . WII ^ W T Vttin beam .colllr a * - ^ '( ® ) "■for sa le B r OWNER; TJifoe > lo twilovo. Ownor anxious. U K HB K K IITV fireplace, dot,auble car garaoo 4440.324-2734. r ■ - l u l l l with large sru ' bedroom, (wb b«th rtotne. .TRl-LEVBL 3 bodrooms. olllco. co roducod. Act now. Call S K t a ko McMurray. 734-4243, M TW -W H More Und aval2a ^ e“ . loJS™i»ouiti«W8i »■ ««b5 n —• „ m •"•Ifw Jr^'nw nlorU • localion lo stono liroplaco, nowly “ '|l“ 9 .oUoromo.324- ,• decoraled.. 2 car garaoe. Call" HNES REALTY. 733-M27, ’______6227, ^51^733^ / I^W ELLW II .. •'“'tow n.. icftoola. snd pirlu. 7^7*25, ___ . . ' ::^ ta c t7 3 3 m O a fte r5 p .m . Ipr :ioom home and — , ___ ^ w i v t s ------— ' M I 3 acros land SELUNO .due iTT«iih.-43 to MM-p OWrm Buhl. ' \ ft V . ollor. Batrioa Roally. 733-8227. , . f .huge dc loni building *75.000. Term*, chnira I i n MoUh> Honio ‘‘^EW^ON THE Mtfkel. Prestioe K l l ' . . ■ NORJORTHEAST. Cuilom buHl 3 «rtv . JS8J.OOO. 8 I, ho. ...n r - M :Oold JMedtllkm T r M ^ I. 4 - . ^ bedr 2’^ “ ''“ .HOME733-6S«>562 ' \ i I •edroom. Iwo both*. 1660 ihinathtB thol il deluxe. drive-way and "bedroom home. bulIMn tp- q. fl. Air condilioned, clr- d apricot trees. 21 ' ■ — Formi lowell Will* 733--33.6562 W V '"plUncet. Lota of extras. You n n s p m T a ' ;ulor ; j drive, lovely -yard. COAAFOI ... Home*. ~ «OiUd expect In s quality built ' J ° u " illljiL m . !3SI.WorSStI! ,!0 ACflES J .,o „ »homo. BftsuH.lully IsndKaped. ;45.900, • ' • .. home, u nice 3 bodroom» T I o n S " ; ," S ’33-6562 ■ \H »W *-Lsi*ro# 73M5B8. TWW • R E A L T Y ■ n4EWS LISTING. Move right in. ! *'. v A B u ^ ral wsys *95.000 . ______,;»ND' courrmY realtors. I bedroom t. 1-^ ^ I h t IS 733. ^ Town i„ 1 ■ 1 •„ai0716. • «10MueLoket North- 3 ^ ™.d,. Good T.rmi. "" WS73M718, 733-9311 ^ ,<*oubloubio goroge, northeott Onlv ] m s i i s s • . . ■* locolscollon. only $30,950. , »i6.™o. MUST BE -irsiT -s:Inside & out. Nice ______■ . kitchen, alliltsched garage. OVER 850 acress - 2 excop- . R 0 i QUALITY...... o3WNERS w TRANSFERRED. 3 bim _ em, ber— We Trade- *19.500. Joann Frank 7344929 or tlonally nice homoi10S. Urgo barn. *omi . V ^ r o o m t . S30.000. -plioncet ond 14 x 26 living W 1653 Foil, Ava. E. site, see to spprecUle. 324-252 ______HANDY Rl In ollollo. . 10 ACRES N.W. 01 Jeromo. w; Gol S22.000M. L 8. N I room. Price *33.000.' " E A I T Y . "ESTATE CO..' Jerome. Fineine 3 bedroom home. 2 cor IVnM*', 0 n. erom e In beans and pasture, goi oroge. hobby bulldino. ol Eden, building slie, »18.000.5434803. S24-8123. AFTER HOURS AFTER HOURS: 0Of<» home ro let high in com- I 'S ’^jafome*^' ^ 4180.324^80.734-7r3J,” ' ^ y j e M U C K HorleKMothert...733-8473 : end rittllc beauty. 6 bed-., scaped Ono < *150,000...... V, ACRE, small house. 32frS08 Jock Bt»hop....;. 734-3099 '»Ion. roommt. t, l'/4 bolht. open «omes.' arcu-.?nrt'’®Pr'?r4‘ ACREAGE SOUTII'™®," to.T»VI7n5,ind. groin. ONE ACRE S3.800. 4.7 K l • RJ.Schwendimon. 733-7100 Nortllortheoit location, 5 bed- . beomt.imt. lireploce. lomlly *odocod by Sobl.„o,„..800.00C.000/ *7.000. Nesr Jerome. Reall rooffoomi. 5 both, brick home room.im. lull finlihed bote-. K ellhl^ 733-2 pwned. Handy Realty 32443! — : - ■ wllh«llh 2 cor goroM . 2148 ment.nt. 3I oulbulldlngt. on 2 COUNTRY BE> g. double go- 55 ACRES Buhl oreo..l imerhour«32i5fa. . . ond mixed groin. *77.1 F 'iiiE lS F ^ quote feet moln floor. Plut ocret.]et. *56.000. ------roge. *55.000. .77.000. Parcisl#It on >’ l4s8S - TWO BEDROOti r n - M i i o . 1 bedroom .houstf.. BARE ACREAGES' 500 tquore loot flnlihod iwiiEDIAEDIATE.P0SSESS10N.IN... iS S ifo ifc e D ES '— from 70 ACRES S m lle t1 ScSouth ol Fell Creek r ^ h of tM loelodge 'Vbath, akhtlng, porch, ■ ----- ■ ______^ 1 10te m en t. U nderground^ _-¥<■*»«SUENT-nelghbo^.- •rerol 5 ocre - T w lnr A I T W : crop.-Bp.- Lorge above-— Ar»der»on'— B»rttnciiT -rtM tfrw v g o o d condltie Tm;-TWIN FAUS: On Coprl. ' pfl'nkler72 potlor. lorge lol. 1 *7500 lo field*. *96,000. Resenrolr. VAll conskter k fixflx-up. »« 20an«B p.m . Three bedroom, two. both, •V S ^ / . T^>ln 7 otlroctlve. 4 bedroom '441Sor8V-fleei iTll.™ ^. 189.000. ^ 2ne , ° hot full finithed bote- ' __ • , nousa in Irade or pickup; tlw Iwo cor goro0«. Neor Sow- ., Jim Ritchie:h ie w llveslock as dwm. 0«r — vWt niul. _J nLplumbejUotJnLbflth- - han o V-vwth J^WOLfWY^-HOME^— — 91 in Suhl. Can be of Jerome, . ■ * hlBh.S41.500. icret. 7ver 3000 tquore fomllynity room. 2 p a llo t, . 1250 sq, feel Z 8 2 5 -5 6 7 eet. 5 b'%droom. Motter - doubleible carport. *39,900. meda Inlo nklice home. BulWlng • ' SSfflB B M B T iof. *1480 lOURS: ______;______ledroom h o t touno ond pri- saWTC 5 4 3 ^ . _ . AFTERHOl “ ^ " 7 7 ^ «creage aoolheast of J M "'^IC E STARTER home on. iVTOOTH AREA, SHARP * »ound.CallM______“ . Dick Gregory . . . tof^^SBBIBSsFttverbi Ook Sireef. two bedroom*. 'ole bolh. A lt'Conditioned. nAAtit 3 bedroom home h o t 2 JEROME - 1 e m t l ti UtS only t».000. Call-Tom FU COX-HOWARD p 1200 square leel. 3 pot Gregory ....w . i i t n i t M - ::______324«12 or CHUCK PEWUwSSR: fully $19,800. lenn-Alr Bar-B-Q. central h i. huge lovely lomlly bedrooms, 1 1 bath homo, has eidanHoii^. .. •••«*-4339 brick 3 BEDROOM;lonSacres. on: realTY.73»0<80. • r .y ■ p y. M gB T^ftefilatyJ- ft ascoclotes . von'oeuum. 2 'A bolht. moiilve ,m. Full, linithed bote- detached 20J X 24 garage-shop ‘ o tk l i r .p b c . 4 ™r cor- I. On a corner lol. lencod loaling shed,led. M ter j , ' ACRES ol Arizona la TWO aaR O O M , two both - ml. covered ' potio, combination. shares, good psslure, fll “2?: • 3w i«ilS n7x7oo , ... .Iw m e on Filmore; S36.900. iort. SEE ' THIS ONEI morclal, John Tolk.. ^1*- coveted throughot ore |utl o few of the Homet - - r M “X ! YOU CANN T n o manyjithor forms avalUifallible Call ___ ^ lovefy home* In Xim- 7 ; ^ . . Ed’s M obllolre 32 . we hove In o ur Inventory. f ' /ERFRONT LOTS ovolloble ' etfiTMtkond . . t h i s I NI TTOWN P'rton at MMarketing 9 ACRES In Melon Valley * -w 'beHy: Good locotlon, older I n JV V M A8SOcUles734-«87Sanytanytime, ylM_of valley and northsif f i after 55,30.- ' , UNUSUAL DESIGH:.,.. J-~ ' • JS^IW o ttory home wHlh lorge m o m m m “h - i !U. 2 tKOvnocoa b u t n Filer attd ^430305. ' -w —tet. *45,500. Ceomeiric home In Mom- r ___ j LIU. I *CRES between Fi 7^ i m 1«i86 litOBILE lAgtlde oreo. 2 M yeor otd rOCreO jc re t N.W^ ol Quf||, canyon view bulbut-not on ISACRESaouinwestofJeroi ” ^D )ree bedroom, two.bolhi, • Ing. j.rom., Oro» hoffve leoturet 3 bedroomt, •ow g o rd en . ,im. j j i . t o , 7 acreiKres, nice nice W ^ g alia. *1800 ■ lllo rg e lol, living room, flre- lllordeloll*. eSjuISiap r'm e o i, Hove hortwslle Includes 3t3Vi acre acre. 324-2880, 2 bothi, fomlly room wilh « 2 " “ — n - t h r ee 100*125’ Mobile ____ . "-ptoce, air. $58.900. • ■____ ’ 4. b e d ro o m .. orchard.S16.00Q.PnonoDno734lor8p.m. v ^ U rti in Honuier.'waler, -flo. Reolly .thorpl $34,500. - ~ r f ; riitle Eddini... 733-6672 weekend, i s s M : ' . " ! ; lots,overlacre each.Wiih I included. Term a«ooi}« ■ H tHRH ACREAGES; $32,000 ______and 4 roomn botement. ______;______------hot water from over tOO* « dSm»h ..;.:73M940 ' glJrTH ^ per month for 5 years. ’°'Wilh lott of Improvement!. FOR FAMILY FUN higfrcoslol living by Fruit Ireet. b be errlet. Only 3 ACRES wllh 4 bedrooiIroom home, call Jim Paulsen. 543-4930>30 or ceni inlareal. HACI • Tv*o bedroom . home wllh . Greot fomlly home on Sunr nno Boch...... 543-6266 r*l»lnn vourIt own garden and *62.500. WHhI lilerm i.' Hurry Priced lo sell ImmodI Barnes Realty. 733JIW7 yPerkInt...... 423-4087 WMES « REAL ESTAT lott 61 ouf building*, and rite North. Tolol ol 4 bed- ^ 9 111 on this 2M acres ond «ee the greo'•o t lifol acre, nice spol to bull »M»!»rrol*. ro o m t. 2 b o th t. family. BPEN SuiorjrlonneW orr.... 324-5669 wiitialmma:I 2000 square foot all • Larson Sales. 171Addliiddlson Ave, so ACRES, all or part. *1500-:JO-2400 •.•9M- FOR SALE. 10x86 Mobile — • -Neofty new ihree bedroom room. rec. room wilh built- nR ilchle...... 825-5671 elKlrlc f l" ^ ^ L a r g ^ l r j ^ . ,4 0 ocre, B ttoi 3. 733-2140, ' Ooodlno area.. home, mo*ler bedroom wllh ' In wet bar. lireisloce, por- BerniemleM oxdenikl.733-792fr and lamily r< - both, fireploce, huge fomlly dy Phllllpi...... 423-4553 m d heated — J!ffl5lS‘SS.”'S r tloliy fenced, double cor­ jncetHetielholl 537-6636 botweonJeritromoand Twin Falls. ” " " j * jP nkled . . bolonce 5 ACRES. Melon VailValloy. *500 BEAUTIFUL Twin Falls acri - , mom on 1 'A o a e t. $59,900. port. All Ihit on o corner Fronce ts, 9 734------4-bedroom^b«nly *80,900 with low 2 4 HOUR{SERVICE S ' •' • — SHOWPLACE ■ TrovTrowbridge .... 734-5609 ggj"- STRC« ,6 t „ E A U T ,.32. , CEDAR LOO HOMEf'on on 2 acr^ii ' ' .ODDinS In couniry. 20x30' fror ' FARMS, from 40 to 1900 Extra nice hom e with large walW.i. -SIW IH O A O li^^ flnlahod “i„^®;onUg^*^M ...^ . octet. eating oreo. 3 bedroomt, DAILY LARGE4be«<>* o good building w ith- [j^ulre at 774J7 i" West..Monroe,w ^ u X - collCorl.3244t-8046. • bedrooms. 2 balhs. I. he heat pum p.. bath home, eleclric heal>al and eet up al SkyUne .Pa on Rotemont. Full baian\eni I heot on exiro lorge lol. - Kl^ht;^v-. EALTY. . H0.000crtl73»6075ever - 734.5650 • 1200 ACRESi 736 : Irrigated redwood docks frontont and roar. Ilreplace. HANDY REA .'.hot lomlly room linithed In ilrood troekoge. excel- ' Mayci TnMi. 438 Second Street, -more' to beI developed. c 4 »uyer can choose carpi:arpet colors, Jerome. 324-4353. Evenlngiigs and ,2 x 80 MobUe home. ruttic bornwood. Fenced It localion for your buti- n. new paint artd c irclet, rem a located one - weekends 334-5988,' ’ bedroom, new carpetlm . bbd( yord. and double cor MIKE fiRAY REALTY 1,“,:;;.“:tt. or for on Inveitment L ,5 S r^ i sr.- srjjrrulllo r north. M ' __ „ ------1 su n Haye, 734-2858 line, 66 heod Jerome goll FOR SALE. 5 acres In ■ Ml6K LMCtS ILVO N. 734^2292 ~ John ft. Howord; Broker birv oood Im- ground wllhln ono mile of Twin' *5800 and take over paymorlomsol iS n^N D»i%C V •. T S l> n S T lMln*ntAmAMi • .iS^W tihi;“X 2 S ' p t x be built on, > i0 0 a m o n th C allS 4 i^ . JockCox...... 733-2080 e l ^ . bom . only Fall* airport- Can bo j [:____ celleiU cbndilion and cl« 4V » w .sr« k « ... QukSisaJebyw o rn .,,02,500. 42).. 5,5.000.fJilB1BII1.324w«213 I Excellent view. GreatIreal terms. • V, acre building lot 01 near Iraller court. Call 733-71 ^ „.Conn)eWyllle...';734ls94« B o b V « h ...... •-734-2223 ON SITE SALES OFFICE ', S S■ twt»ene0 .a.>...... ^ - C G .W yllie...... 734.S946 • AudrevHpword .i7M-5755 ______aoo AO!eS llv*llveitock • row. 733-7568.733-3751, ______Klmberty. restrictive coven.enanls. 8 : 3 0 . ______' 744-2670 . iS 3 ^ roOT-i d im p K r e *7S00Phone4234404. “'J:;‘.WkeMcMurroy ..734^243- ' .CorlettoCox . < . . . 733-2080- f.™ crop tiioW"'Inallon. Really ^ ^cRES. sumeyed in •MOVING. Musl sell ihTi Jim P o u lto n ...... 543-4930 ' DIRE l?Jerome.»20(200.000. Valloy. Call' Jim Pauls-lulsen. 543- ' ' _____" trwJe.32«B87. . . Tonybamet 423-5^8' N ext doo7io ifte 5e« siding, Ilrepi >nch. *550.000. 4930 or Barnes W»illy,7::y. 7338227. g | M K S fTl bk>ck studfa liry, *160,000- p ^^io snd beel Q(0( Chomber of Commerce. business. *39.750K Betty Millon 147 ACRE doiry g(ound Ior * _____ fP fl 8ALE. t4 X n ----- ,734-4882QIOtobeRealty733-2623,-' _ lease. In-Und receiveslve SUllon « .>3 a crE S approxim • 21.95 ACRES.S, neor 1 Jerome, ojose. 500 acres. 532-4« • fociSd^ HighSSTsor a 2800 iquore lolool Iwm e wllh • • inlersUle 80 Exctii M E tM t t t i tcenlc View ol Ihe< volley, oil NEW 1680 sq, II, housiouse on 2M Property haa commercial ______■ ' theomenlllet.- acres localod wayray 1between good location lor a numbi Jorome and Twin Falls. Falli Throe b ^ n e s s e s . Globe B ^ hty, r, 733- , funOahed, waaher ar ’ARTY WANTS to boy, ». '*900 aqulty. tak gE A L TIi* X ‘^iSIncome . property. ; 5 ACRES. good ( hom e, bedrooms, two t»thssths, lamily » a o rS U n H a v o ,7 3 4 ^ . I ef condition.. 733- *45.000. room, carport, large FOOD SERVICE BUSINI redwood dock, ci ^ ------1 Member Gf c a ro u se l _ could be run by husbsf>d ® .llrepUco. 324^4.18. wile loam. Qlobe Realty,V. 733- .tt720EKTRY12x55a» TO BUY - 80 to 18Q ^ : WANTED-n 18 ACRES wilh 3 bed:bedroom log 2823 or SUn Haye, 734-058. ' acres on South 8 Side. 15 mile i ------^ 'Her. *88,500, - .-■-■• - B r ^ lu s o fT . SEVERAL RENTAL PRO e tR E S O m .. f i ^ i TIES In Twin Falls. TThese . 1,974 .TAMARACK 1 1 Gf ALTY L 146 ACRES Soulh olI Buhl,Bul Priced properties sre showing a rrloj)o Etlolet • Bulldert . '/? '’cfllmiv -THRK apanmenis brln^ ...... f l . : : . . p r ; Y ooui"Money Ba<3 c r k v ! ertw . n a n Exeallent contraa .-.> ^,1 ; . „ . .,01 t4S0 w r monih uigrS ^ si.s« srsi ittom home, beautifully tvafiaWe. Ci::bU or write VAUQHN ^ ...... ______.vBslmenit •Owrer-.wlll ilthed, loyo rock lire- c. BENSWN REALTY. 112 East, J * ...... iltown.Good qualilied, buyer.' Cc Flee* your ed lo ‘lel>•11'.'— 'buy' — or 'trade' in eur C ottlilelifted Adveniling oce. 3 bedroomt, 1V< u t f40(th. Logan, t Ulah, 84321. ' ■*...... -1 . 324-4213' 2W ACRES soulh ol toi S S i^ H Q Section ler to deyi.P.Pay lor your ed before Ihe 10 day* dre i . locatlon'lor that newew houseI or ;ioca1lon.[ Chrlstiei hB Ec Hh'*. double goroge. (801)7534901 ------mobllehome.QloboRc«Really.733- HvASlemfleall^TSS^-[f*’*’'"* ' w S p Ay 'CASH: lor b«»em 1 end potato norlhsldo. Globe R« ■ m 'l ^ j B I ri yeu odvefliie merlere th e n 'o n e Item e n i vew.teil. ene. or more of th» ' locotlmotion. *42.000,00. . 168 ACREB®. 3 beoropm home.- tellar: Ownerw W oniroctlonI -2e23orSUn Haye. 734-; < be cotitldered tuccettful. • a ' 118 shares . area. FHA' DA. farm fiom ■S I^ B * >f*f"*- y«u' Ick Knight...... 73S4400 yresgo. J• JSSftLr"'*100.000- FeMtmaa^ NEW TWO LEVEL'all.'a ll electric .a ta le , approy.^d f p r rfiinTrinifrt— ~ iCE YOUR AP': PHONE733-(3 ^ 3 1 - I M rleroioM*«l»m-734-32rr: -f^MltorsTflTSS-1988.- - - CALLH/H A W L E H - home ofl 2H acres,IS. i 4W miles .municlpel1fy..ln;jtttti.«i Falls, Double - Idaho. Tttls la a tu id M Dionlon Shelby...... 733-7629 ' " - - . ^ E-ALTY A southeast ot Twin Falli iS ; Murttugh area. IM ^ 733.4( JmmedUls piece home construMlen jhnCrondell ,..'7 3 4 4859 180 ACRES 000 Conlacl nwblle homes. Contact C* obertoW iliori.734-7887 j ^ucer.i%coftcreleditcf«s.^ detailf, MARKETING 733.6633 Oom SUle Ward or Harfy Haun,'3B »hnAlimon;....7W-4317* ^TE873^4e79anytlme- _ 33E,.aln,.. ® l,!§S:ton.o"no.734^BS8, 4334. •■ ■ ''/ii' .24 Tl^es-Nowi.TwinFatla. Wadaho Monday.March21.1977 '

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lUiylljtfflali OUR BOARDING HOU!USE ' with Major Hofl ■ |(i«ll«oiiliirSile oio ' I ta U U B i) ;siiii«i(iiiteriais " m . ■■ w u iii ; , V ' i t s ' . luiiiiouttvsih. 1S4 . i: ,, brill Will 0P7 ■, . S' _ ...... I II I ^ k HMPHT W IH B A K W H K rORAGE FOR RENT:XJ8'*60' or "SEARS4RS BEST" washer, 1 year ' ------T " BELIEVE FATHER W ^r?O i M E O N E 4 . m T TrieR LARGE STUDIO APARTMENT FOR SALE: 19re Bf0«)m0« ■*30'.Phone733<270,' ‘ old. *125*125, 5 drawer Ille cablnol. RECYC l&tNjWL.' I ^ H A ^ M P E A > .50METHII MxTO' mobilo home. Stnill sepcrate kitchen. ' alove.'- ■ - :iEYouR 'r~~'— • • ■ tw , 10-s C0N5IPERED HIM V_E^.BI6M 16TAHE FUNNVABOI ■ down, lake ovof paymonis. Call rolrigorator,.cloaninflvdeppsU - ' “• l C s “ '‘”i o ^ i " d ! S 203 4lhSlroolNorin.734-4W. _ ■ | 0 ‘ , -SCRAPP M E T A t S ' , td fin Roofing...... 45V Totally reliable w Ir^ l'v E . -4 56TUP,'R3f M4-5«55»flef8, a - . i m m u i u i ?oX ice.o .‘ *215. Oreon^yollpw c o o M r Bre ^4'WoodPonellng...... -.U. ■rott, Aluminum. ■ •/4"k4’k7% " even TtWUGH H E -" ^I KNOWN f t J p W v E t«I.B.M.Cardi _ , ImpregnatwrtedAtphallSheolhlng ...... ,.$ 2 . 24" MOBILE HOM E~I FOH RENT, spacious and ‘POTAOTATO STORAGE for renlTn hu^h!°cr j s a s s *2.56 ee, ijk e n TlY A55CCIATEP VY t o o m a n v TeU.Vft' Longa. . S$12.00 WlTri-ER.AH'- ^ V E A R 5T 0 y HANS OUI ■ H*oorman Valloy. 531-5S77. » le s , air. and. humidity, ~ — ~ -r wide spjcea. Ed's Mobilo-AIro scale K.W. Homoltio 115-voll 152 3ndid Av., Soulh ,4'«e-Vinyls •* M 10 PU01(3U» COUBT V/A5H ' r. • Rupert. ______' Park. Joromo. 324-2266, 324. , ^Ehulle h u l Pototo Storage, call “ 'I Shield Poneting...... ank; 825-8044.______. irslor. *175, Hammonds • • • ” ' ” COIAPmONSt ^ I , MAflLETrE24x48.2boOroom.2 2009, • H*'’!'; ilrCenlor.733-5099, R-t9-6"Flbebe^loit(ntulatlon ; ; ...... 19' baths. ' etfpcled wlih ap- ANTED TO RENT lor long term Kroft Bocfced- . 23" pittftcea. Sot-up and skirted, MONTHLY payments (rom J80, WAN] ,LL METAL Shod for salo. m on tvro and three .bedroom 4or w ! 6 bedroom homo lr» Twin . $50.734-4195, ______'/."xi-xB'AeAgedCedorPoneling , , . , ...... ] sloraoo. ihe». 7M-328T.______Townhouses. 100 por c e n t. Falls < . -______RED BA. •; VV 1 .n...y, No/tir rn 7/16"x4Vcb B' 'O rw n Troll PonelIno...... J llnancing availsblo, contact t»yr AprilAp 10. Will consider loaso .j . - - , - i-ii- r -iiuro I. ’/."SondeditdM ohogony ...... 71 RM u 12' X eO' setup ranoe GemSUI0fl8ally733O674, ^ o r SALE or trado. lot caltlo. W.-ist'lnglr<. SIM ani'rolflgoralor, new carpel.- ™ .«a 2-way 1 . radios, 438;S625- Hrimliivo. Bu.'• ' I HOURS;RS; 9:00 A.m ! T06PA<^— MON. THRUSA] drapes, curtains, 324-?78t. • two.pEOROOM apariments; ~ SALE; Hydroulle caV fill, p o n a p e q arc now available In an Ideally ANTED, two bedroom houso FOR SA :OPLE‘S plossuro M om r a riS T M.TWOOB SJUM , IN 1974 24' k 69'. 4 bedrooms on or around Jerome. Partially hospllol>1101 bed. 1 pair wrlsi crul- nslon • Antiques and b EI localed lownhouse aparlmonl . 1 1 p.1, roowl.r c ,«lch..^ ■c5“ v i l 5 " ! lEHINP UNITED OjL — 73^^5909 pr(va1e lol. many extras..(4000 complex. Featuring rocreailon rnlshed or unlurnlshed. ,.cnos. i le s . 312 S outh ______"*■ X down, assunje paymonis, 423- hall, jacuzzl. snd on-slto laundry olossional man, Csll Davo at '934-8281.______Washington.;)..AIrport Road, 7 3 3 ------. ' - facllMlos. t7»4 Hoyburn East. ^24-33■40391 durjng business hours. m is5ELLANE0US c EU FOfl SALE; 23<5- 1972 GREAT UKES mobile oughs adding machino., UNT COMMERCIAL BUILD- Bu'foug 5P has many an- D78' Fl home tor sale. 12 x 60.734<«07, 10. minimum 4,000 sflusroleoL “ ^*•0,,Ug ironor. two atlactiod SWAP SHOF F n ltirt t Carptb (BO P t b : EXCEPTIONAL New 2 bodroom. • INQ.i io lights, 30mm Ions,- now 451 Main Ave, East ------:------noar Lynwood, excelleni wltlK111 lease or puichsse. Call 733- {JJJJJJ®,,, ’34-8853. .ONE MAPLE BU i% F 7 * V /H ’W ■ 3 BEDROOM 12x60 Sahara. 1 attochmonl and cord, and '“I" rail#- 73- F F U fl E S ., KJNP O F l\l? 5 *6.000 wllti lorms »S.SOO cash, storage, air conditioned, dish- 3913, ______*125, One dining s s t s o x r i - Ing,3MBlue bulbI for a Leica M 620 Kodak box _____L_____ 5T 0 R Y ?. HANDY REALTY. Joromo 324- washer, disposal, range, — . — camera,era, 733-1637, FRENCH PRROVINCIAL 'Couch . 43S3allerhou(s324-S0a6. relrlgoraior, carpets, drapes, ^ T t S S T a I T. Hlsetniieau for Sail c o u c h ! *tvod.v«>od border Call sl : car siorage. Adults preferred. CH. CHAIR, end tat)le. !!!!2'Hfi'*rostormJ to now , ^ 1957 « • Ifiilor hoV*',. 73^8841. »225,733«10. . „m « 3 w . . Se«at146AadlsonW,*1585.— MUSTJST SELL 2-year-o1d NOT ollor, TWO NEW barrelrel ehaire, *100,00 QUALITY AKC ivglsterstored Great NEW 1610 sauarB tool. Con- cashsh register, excelleni con------934-8303, each. New solitola and chair, Danepupples.7i4«S4.M54. 6x28 MOBILE, wood Interior, lion, a channel sldebsr>d WELLL kepi k carpels show the • ______dominium- unll wllh prWate dilion, ----- ——— ------. *175,00.. Rocovc)vcred_sola ,,or, ______H tU n v 123------:------su iq E l loll o( cupboards, carpeted. deck, double saragefaulomallc base,!m . like new. 543«72. Oavo: result#It# or-rooulsr . Blue Lusire - CHEVRiROLET Tnjck lo bo lovoseat, choiceCO *150,00. U lS GREAT DANE puppI 111 — 31200 or Irado tor farm cloanino, Ronl eleclric restored, 710 21 Oregon Street. more. Wendell I door opener, lor renl or lease at lOUSE TRAILER 25x8W. ,stooI. JK m pw II New, & Used, c e lle n i b r e e dIng,. in g yery. . ______. machlnery.324-5368. Rock Garden Condominiums, npooer. Krengola. G oodlng.orjr phone 934-4720. 538-2774:538-2505,»” ■ reasonable prlco r'jiii-11487-2922. 4, SAILBOAT SPECIAL NOT'mwrta'l HART EUROPE 909 IMS, hower. cooking and healing w ere' boots, NevsdaGTttndin ' WE HAVE Several Mobilo *375 per month; Call 7344574 pr lovo, air condilionod! In- - . • raced Coronado, 15 s. » ...... m i M_J ,1 , . .... SPOT CA|if“ - F u li n -pot«-*170.Call73^96l5...... Homes to choose from wllh or , • ■ueiHHBWw- sppntik«t.~ViffiS aS r?S iss^ SlAl evonlh Ave. 22's In stock, SAIL H/.US 3f 733-72S7. SUnley Wsltofs 734- entle. bred lo registered All OFF? . S t w . .. 3107, John TolK 328-5241. Town S rablan horse. 733<191. RREPLA Locust. Twin Falls, 733-8227. tr~ ______CounuyJtoallpnrwina______p ^ utiinios a“ d ^ s i l . caii “ TTOrOOCSr^fflNOERr^O-epeedr ,'^ l ^ -teTMCORPtON-400^1 i ^ 7 7 . ______Irop-ln ^ range. sell d 'fu rn ac e. Henry Caso carpeted, no pels. UTIUrriUTY TRAILER 4 a , 4 Millon ' jn o . North In Twin ______PR0FESSK3NAL OR' 318100 n ^ , plus ^ t i e s and e beet et seed wheels. Anifaue n Whirlpool .p - Stud Mn,ico. Vocalic= : .,,.1,0.1,., P YOUR aolhos cloan - ______; - - R E N T ^ Own ' FOR SALE: Now 1976 Sno IW.00 deposll. Call 7 ^ 1 1 (or swhr* N for prolOMional plUnc(rs, As low SST,83 milos. Call 324-53^ 3 BEOWXM* HOUSE M M ' ACT Laundry Dotorgonl, FINE VIOLIN P” " ! . , ■ 324J3I1 ’ BuM and CuUeford, carpeted. ______FOR:OR SALE: 3 ROLLAWAY BEDS Biodoor.logrodablo. low Suds, 25« violinlsL 733-2;-2739, month;7334090. K-.3,iS»“' -YAMAHA snowmobile; ■ ■ ; ...... (kxiWo garage, relefonces ■' SPAaOUS STUDIO apartment. t2MM.ManyAvon8Viprlco,30" 0 « box.J7J*7,88, M ft Y ELECTRIC 441 ______S.^ ^beaj)lea,_' » rtQUlr«l.S05776. 17xt4, Sepaxale kilchen, baih, Elec.tec. range *45. Aulo washor MainiE0SI.73M2t2. Eai Twin Falls, HAMMOND JORGAN Model R GOOD SELECTIsfororsooB *'S o,?,riri., GP 440's roducod *200 stove, refrigerator. 833 $100.too. Old wall clock *80, Pots ft ______Three koy boards. usedrelrlgeraloi COSL Erickson Motor, 52 ■monthly pay?-ENTS - f ^ Shoshofw Street-North, 733- pansans 6. tMby things. Nobody 14 HARDWOOD H. DISPLAY tm!« 12?*‘ ______^ _ . Wendell Now a F O R South. 733-4000. nter, 30x60" top, 30" high. I 's 'i K 's r = j s r ; « 172 ron. 2 aiK. 3 bedroom 2873.______Mds our ads. Refrlgor. 8. range -counter. < CHORD ORGAN. 2774,536-2505. .S36-£m7.63M2:M ;«nl" ri." S ' to r* ■ ______Flllmofo Parti Towrvhouses. 100 UNFURNISHED 2. bedroom 145.46" Sleeping bag *20, H " sliding 1 "" • eroH. Tohm and L.L u n d SNO JET lor sale. 1 % financlno available. Conlact rill *9. Square *4. Saw *4, Set 7334»il jii-iiFrss-Bd furniture and M R SALE: Apricot ■partmont plus bssemonl. j “i bootl. Eo,,.Uo> a d « r ovonlngs ____ *iem8i»'rRealtv. 733-3874. stove, re(rigof8lor, drapes. olf clubs *50. Few single clubs ■■,cc~nD 'CHAIN ", SAWS. Priced - - - • appllarK:os.Calnaln's, 733-7111. loves children. Fe carpet and air cortdltloned. «?.fiO - “ • ea. We’ll Uke major credll > *20 J lo *150. Hurry whilo our ^ ' — •• • months.-shots -andrxJ 1 greemed, ond Mld>W«St Irolhl l l * n ,' 1978 440 L.C.^ R u p p .li ------MONTHLY payments from ards soon. Remember: wo t«0,00 on two trtd three RestlorOwnod.Catl733«e2, ^ d soloclion lasts. Gl-M b A , TV. I Stow ■ ' m a sh er snd ^ c dryer.. Excellent 423-4830 after 8 and vye^weekends. oeCMtorlM. SS( a l* « P*^® irecast • bullish antique CJM « I17JM5W.-' . - — bodroom Townhouses 100 per >wket for a long, long lime. 2 ^ *^NiTN ft LEISURE, 409 2nd = 5 ----- LE - 28" - Z ^ .C 0n4i.ton.C.l17 AND SHEEP S * r v le * . , , ______ennt IlnatKlna m ItiW e. contact. nuo S, 733.7496 • SHELTIE, (SHETLAND T w o-rbedroom -apartm ents. divanIvans—*50/*75. 4, dinotles r'EFRWERATOR,3R, large Hotpolnt OOG)>(omalo, showhow quality . <#«m E q tilp m snnt ! ...... 1 2 ...... Tirrtl Gem 8W.>noally 733-3674. IS/*S5f*80, Also, sale on — — I woodon^ppio boxes, 423- ^ ^ ie w .a ™m a Imormstion call, with freezer onI bbollom. 16 cu.ll. parenB, aweet tempsmperamont. PARTLY IUHNI8HE0 HOUSE. 2 rveaper easy chairs. 0« e n wo ler 5 p.m. snd ask for S w l ^ *229. *5 Cains 733- *125.734-7557. ' LAWH i lDSUREIE 1967 ROADRUNNER. (umUhed. Water wtdianltatJon chesistwsls s drawers *15 lo *75. 5597, r-'-n s L.1 ' beth. 175 « month. j______Connie.______T ill. sleeps 4. Soll-conlslned. I o e r - ' • Waler (urnlshed. (unilslted. No pets. 734-8097. steretereos. *45 10 *250, Written .thREE . ADORABLE Oermsnin Shophord ! . , Ave. South good tires. 733«656, > good homo. . ’ 33.7496 ______■- ■ hoaxome Utoly? . HI pinochle pumps o e ' r e f r ig ei r RATOR AND* M pp'” 'ree 10go< . ■ ■ NEWTHREE BEOROOM duplex, puyelayersl 73,941 Ilems now, Can'l Contactlact702-755^ . » plusantonnala. 734-2889, _ STOVE. GE wastasher and drwr ______' 1977 22 FT Hot:} (Urigor r : f r '; ! ; c iu n 2 bedroom • all eleclric. 2 bath. (Inishod (laiIt i them all, Investor/homo =r=— z n iF Iraiior, loaded. Brand basement, o«*oe. *315, 733- d«coi llketoseeour FOR^ SALE: S Qood condition BELOW WHClO L E SA L E '^es.ot Mayug wringerer washer. 734- sT. BERNARD, onene year : old. \ ■ THTHE sleeps8,Phone7330557. L , c i t . ti“u s ^ ih carport. In intlty ol c .n m lie « . 20C. 8250, oMei e dosks. china cl«lnIn saw. ' Banlie chickens, limited ouani . . . Needs good home, .35 ' cabiniWnets, r aocks. Umps, .srw>11 " rsbbils f lor Easier, 543- « w and. us 3LD, twin oven, 324-4270,______, minUTERS • 1954 13' AUOA CAMP i. ^rnle’eOeSi '3 T f ~"00M, unlurnlshed, ' CASCADE MANOR APART- honographs, organs, UbIes, 5702. ige, 31". Sharp, ^ E TO OOOD Home Ho? only, 1 ' 6 1 $ ' ' c o n . ■ , double carport, MENTS 3 bwlroomi. corpet SS"hairs, cut glass, art gUss, cOMPLt^PLETE UPIDARY sel-up n rat coiiTliri K i v S '^ r " ______y®af old . (emalelie Springer , . ass." : ' -'efred, no pets: 73^ / roken gUss. Have a good Irlp «|at)) and ai> trim saw. 3 arbors, 4 .»^r8tcotri.uiir ■ ’ - DISHWASHERt Jwilt-ln, g ^ j e l . .'AKC reglst*llstered. Call ^REMINGTON 1100 20-gaugorge, rib, EQUALIZER hllchus In ond dropet. ror>ge, refrlgero- uiihlildred,, & Herman, See you ail ^ l o r s . tor, dlthwosher. (oundry .i yo ors. and all reUled equip- KENWOOD> AMPLIFIER, ullra Frigldaire, gold,Id, like now and 74«J79aflere;00 recoil p ^ . 2Vi". full ctch o k e/ no walling, trailor brak< ■{X, Three room tur- I your magic SWAP SHOP. 451 ment,^t,888-3288afler5p.m. 81 linear speakt^ers, TE tumuble, guaranieed. *161168. Cains 73J- ■ ------■ *175.734-5595, * wirlngwoldlngPhonens focllUes. Furnlthed. Water Main B o i H ^ i.. jptrtm enl with all and tonltalion furnlthed. .8653 4ELITE chain saw like new. *2», 543-517: OBEDIENCE..gundoaaogandtrtlqr. .______;______, ttlS . Three bedroom :: boardlno. fcfooEL 70, JOO magnum.n, >9x Nice, clean 13' Shas Coll 734^600. rentioown.aslowas ylon (oam-backod * s:;.-rv house, com er loi; 6LUXE Mobile phono, set-up fning gi 0.99 square (oot. ______' L#<^,*335ofbest.oKer.»r. 734. carjipor. *850.733-2843, i'olenTrowbrldge734- >rTel-Cv.78»^. after 5 p. ,.D.,c»-.sbo.i«o. u .9of V.estem Realty733-236S. :______REWARD: To dog sssTTiSaroown* . • BEFORE YOU BUY. lool /AROS PAINT is best, ReguUr e l ECTICTRIC (hospital lype) ___------—------WASHER Msytsytsg, looks like your dog a better (am ;— ^ stock ol now and utei TWO tiCOROOMS, appllarKes. MODERN g!S'S.99 Interior Ulex *3.99, bedspriisprings, lils sny-jull slzv USED 25" 1 ~ ‘ii i t C A J old M722 Romlngion ndiiloned and betler neighbor. ConU Lyman, ideal r.- Married carefree - eguUr *9.80 -Inierior latex bed,, push pu button sdju^head binallon T *199,95, CAINS, Breed Dog Obedience ' -Inc.. Soulh Main, G coupl«. no pets. References, 5.69. RegularTjB.gg oxtorlor © r loot.r«)t Triple action ^ y < J o - - « rra n ty . Dutch t> s ShowtUse, ? » 7iii . ------S chooir^oA nn ’^ 734 J j S S - 'o r - chucKrl1IO.SlM.735--21Jl^------Northslde heidqusrters k AliO nkw 2 bedroom, >omery Wards.______portable . gaugo shot gun with ventIt rrib in 834-4538, Loss ovorhoad '^llvlng 1522 oxcotlenr"condlllon a n \ COBRA IM) SSB/AM BasTCB RANOE, doublele 1oven will* TWIN. OUlLTED (loral bed- I (actory warranty, level oven, Copiopper, near new box. This Is one lo approcMlale, P'lcoj, _ New4 ond 2 bedroom, flof preads. new *25,00; sludio bed IfVl?''*enable, 520 North Nlnih. .Now, wllh M s m C20 or besi ollor. Call 543£ den cportmenls, Utllllles I, Vt>one324-292954. • and guaranieed,»d, *236, CAINS, ______196S6x14|ROADRUNNEI llreplac*. S 2 ^ |) n n ’(-d(itx»>l' - n e w m o o : script typewriter ., 733-7111. (. Right ^ FOfl SALE; Double b. _____ • References and no pets. 733- 50,00.32»:wee. • -a u xILIARY ilia FUEL Unk lor X tw-^PT»a. ______,l£ARN TO FLY. I t«jrel_ iraiier. Cail 733-5059. BLE. bUck-while, 1 ^ BED Daveno, Herculon H plaid, structlon and Air Crad Cn R e o t^ Wlnchoslor model 24,12 gs e073. pickup,jp, 1100 gallons. Takes up 19 Geedeof«dild- 3(»“SS,1761,______rail, real goc jood condition, 733«261.evenlnfls734>734-2777. 8321, ___'condilion. sloops 4 01 counlry near Buhl, relrloofilor,, Filer. Goto G ronde Apt's., J~>woll *»' wllh zoom, Chromoga B ^EO - 9 : X to 5:30-’ *139,95. CAINS. 7: ID recondiHonod vacuums. ' - stvuuiEisiiSSl^S:M u m ih o ' » « winchester m osver, « 3 *2,250.432-5533, n40313 stove and washer. Carpel 336-4053. W n e ^ t o Del chtolc enUrger head. Color GOOD n Saiurday. Marantr throughout. 733-8493. ocessing drum and agiuior. Kirby,/, Hoover t- and Electrolux. T,572|v T Excelleni *0 9 scope. Romlngion ttC Prodo.Ap|-a.,M4<«44. oreo Receiver wllh mm j a' 438-5840 OAugo 3 mag, Romlngion 19' STAR CRAFT. M165.______Servicoico all makes, VACUUM reel Drive turnUble • *“ 34-U28 w nuined, R SALE: National cash draphaso Receiver with 6 *7rpiEREO Superscope naiU R . MUSTSIT SELL. Call Rick 1 8 0 . 1FR e q iJ i ------ment with anolher mate, 734- k. Automalic lurnlablo snd o „ jrtf» (^8 o W . . l o r n . SACRIFICES3895.Cail54: 733«t4. . . ______•' glster, has (our drawers, ‘rack. A so Receiver with 8 . ( ( 733.2168. - ■ 3021. - - • '■ — - Sling taciliilflsinddoos doun speoKerskero,-V Normally *399,00.- imatlc.turnUbie and - ' H a l l o V TOR SALE Alosco comp<1 pound 1972 8 X 35' Koncrsit wllh T o r m in g . Aviation, H SMALL APARTMENT all utilities FURNISHED Sleeping room. tdlngs, HSS been used for a > price P' *19195. Haveners y^jK e?* Normsiiy 1 *399.00. CONCRETE FC eo, ' bow.55poundpull.300f'd■" draw, and sir conditioning, ros (urnlshed, week-monlh. one utlllllea, rug. « |;10flral«. «k stop bul the keys aro such lere & Sour«l, 242 Main oMce*199.95. Haveners types ol concro;rote worv^Jotg' Airport, 788:459.'5 9 J. like now. usod only one sea■oason, - oxcelloni condition. 734-< him. tlOO. 8M ih«>y•ni r»n, h«i riMallwd fof-«nv North,TIh, Twin Falls, ■, ■ ;Sound. ' 242 Main Bufldgrs/TaV^^I545^ ' ' ■ ,______. . Cal1733-24t7.aflor6. . . S h o s l ^ .Slroei tiortn, rn- _1------1870 Nomad,-19', tftif rni . 0?Ie BEDROOM apartment >e business. Large box ol = s - s r . per p to d u c ts included, 300 QULON Q4 gss unk,------* j'.ObO FEET WW" ABS Plpo“ » ' . electric or ga^ sleeps "(urP»shed,^a]1 utllllles paid, t17S, E.*.£S^ \ d l 4 3 W . SIDEBAND A m iilEOOd* Nordic S k l d ^ 1971.e 734-e620 ...... • J95.00. Phorte American Falls. - tu tid ;s AM, CB radio, w ith. jonts (ool. 1.00C000 FEET 2" A ^ n ROOMS AND KITCHENETTES 22»-2«M4SB or 228-2588. Terms can ______------drop ten. als iso 150 Watt, 12 YSlt^ -p ip e 34 cents a (loot.-Phone M9- - ;_____ condilion wilh cover, 536 VERY NICE one bedroom. SttO, - by the day or por .week. Call bo mamade, Musl be seen to be 3UYINGINO. selling, trading oMho bi-llnear.423-3-5711, - ,M48. r 'FOR SALE night crawawlers. ' No chlldren/pets, . 733-1746 7334033, aporworweUiM. . . SWAPS,PSHOP, 4it Main Ave. E., e o e ' ______■■ fishinO uckle. and guns.« . 734. 1987 17W fL Roadrunnoi •''renopn.aftorS, ige door and 4x4 # condilion, *1750. or bea MEN'S DORMITORY, tv Oarnff.' ------Phono 734-3035, iRkuGATED FIBERGLAM leanerr s antenna. ' u r *550. i window. 423^001, ' 6. .AN Nicely furnished, 3 room zoom, cooking artd washing iinelfii>elfng (or patios, tfvsgos. BTOW-#W-A-WAY bed (or rent *8,00 **=• 1^ ^ Goll club repair. Grips, siishalis, apartment. Adults, no pets, . faelllllos. STO. per monlh. 733- jilrtiniirtino trailers. Severw c^w s^ ^ ^ wMk. ^ . BANNER .FURNfTURE . A I logalnBr,r, not separate. 423. a S T C E L T Os3Es,r-«2r'^ ^ ; i n 0 roflnW . Mron sujnless j ' wnBr-unm »cn:733-7 W T — t a s r ------r m 1. Take 10 or 20. T O IIVi f ^ : ______• , . ., ALL UTlLmES (urnlshed. Heoli ROOM. BOARD. lauTKlry 5 VEGA Estale Wagon. Ex- MUSIC ISS our lUelong SLiZu"ti!?Frt,iriday evenings or ------KAMP-AWAY 8 (I. monlh,Telephor>e733«2ei. . supervision (or elderly persons. SMAIMALL Top Craftsmen Ubli . cellontlent condilton. Low miloage. p1004115. Adulh, no pets. 543- C, ALLEN cash reglsteTfor .1ais1lc’'M w lo“ 'f a OLD BARN LUM I I each. Catl Blue U kes Spc-porting . 7482a(lerep.m. N 733^ «•"II ' 7334889, leave C C lI l Il Goods, 7334446, 6974, . • . b T I n U M U l M i ir or resuuranl. Uted 4 years, 5K1RTINrriNO FOR mobile hotj>os. Fourth Ave, h message. _____ • 8 FOOT CAMPER. enew,S500.43ft-5672, >1^p FORSALE FENDERf Princeton - . ■ m i o h TtirtiniK i ?S‘«k.& ’S % 3SM l ^ rn e r slove, Icebox. 1 - Uundry lacllltloB. uiniios.. ■ T r ailer s p a c e (or; r'enT,'' dC6ndltion.Calns.733-ntl/ reverb ampip, oxceliant con- ^ . water Unk. Call 734-2840 furnished. 515 N orth-F ir,. Munter's Trailer Park, 151B ____ / dlllon, Skylalano Park r27, 733- {Q FOR SALE: Pon lo3nBoat.8il2 o .^ ■ • • Shoshono. Stop by or calt'SM- klfnb^Road. 733^48. INVE!4VEST In your (ulure today~ ‘__ ■ ■' ______deck. 18- aluminumjmponloons, 1 |a aiii|E,; ------iTFT a u O camper troll . »117altef5p.m. ■ • • insistislsl on the finest home fur- 071 OE SALE. March 73M102AfierB<0,. . ^ < ^ 1 anAlaaklsncamper.734 Ishlngs and cabinetry. Cuslom '• AM/fM s e r ^ F M S MOmHLY” paymenls- Irom TWO BEDROOM. 12x60- BSR • tumubte: ..m. Elks Building. s e e GENE THE old outboard f ^ R Women Ko(l»ck'‘p‘ (>l*sllc JiFFY TOP, nylon camp 160,00 on two and three Marlotle, vory nice. Extra .£ 2 1 SuYiSJG PX Jullelle 8 track.' man. We now havih av e' several bueke(.boo(s, size 8, brantind new ,0 ,^0 iront, closets snd storage. Good h3SPITAL o sp BED *iO. dressers . w; SO DUmond. condltlon,t2073I4gH. -twdroom Townhous«s 100 per tocalion In Twin Falls, adults. No fiomj S ”"sociric guitar wllh - _--- • ------gljgg™ '''*' ‘ pickups. 3244468, cent llnsncingevsllabte, contact m ilB ,. beds, pota, psns snd i733-85935593. Coin S h ^ . 278 Blue I® ckmalo ^ 21 amp. vol..' Lm ■ pets, *125.7880151. loIs u ol c miscellaneous. All our 'Lakes. . a B w , NO,11/ K r , 5 . o “ b Gem SUle Realty 7330674. lb.' Inionslty, speed ^ • • 17' GLASTRON boal.at, 1125 h o i ^ VERY NICE. carp«ied."l'2x60. In iptUnces are reconditioned. . :_____ FEMALE ROOMMATE. 3105 a )ur dollar buys .more sl WANTENTED 010 ,oua» 0, l.nk.1 W y SEASONl)NED .'yrrdwood power, Johnson moimolor, .both good (ocatlon, *130 a monlh. ■ ftopUr. Cut anand- ^ Dave [ i k e ^ . 423-5268, monlh, 3 bedroom apartment, 2 ENDELL NEW AND USED; ' widetrie Iraiier houso. 734-4219: ffi T rmilTrdIn ll ffi Tw bath,733«a3lloSo,m, plus deposll. No children or • 5«8.7334591aflorap,m. . ^ t E i ______wANTlNTED TO BUY live pJoeons, FnllrittvK ti i r FIBERFORM "bboat, 125 . ______^ ^ ^A L L studid apwlment for ALLPAPER SALE. 25% ot(, p.yCASH:CII734-fife, fHRfTcUSi’SHlON SOFA. 7 11, ^ inrude and: ooe. all utlllUei paid. O ean and ------' i m000 patterns. Imperial, . riNtiiiciis S!c!o56.B 3f^097, I nice. ISO depckt. S125 month, R m t h s l m t M •shlon. Aslor. .Wslltrends, m odel I, In new condition.. |W DEL 70 three ijttom Allis llerns (rom the detignersi ® piintlAp. remomoval M nmlnB. horsepower molor. I „ Huntee r ’s Auto Town FURNISHED APARTMENT. ollk». 3 rooms, utllllles lur- Proix■Oiws'ed papers... strlppsble.-. lyatem a. Q obtf condlllon.82M6&5alleader 5. overtooKjng (ounlaln on htall nished. Blue Lskes North. Real psperipers ... wsshablo papers ... ______LADIES Roc ock Maple desk,~2 pUnta, trees'ar«J and with or wllhout limited maid EsUteServlce, 733-1416. scrubi NTEDTOBUY-LoalCuttor brown naiauotiahydo dinette, . g j g l " ^ - servlce.’Ctll 733^450, Rogerson I Boards. Call 7330141 chairs, excelolient condition. 733- Jl73Me87.' Exvagoodllberglasbits boat, motor | | ' tL-l.lg tralle^ excellent (Ishlnshlngrlg.829- |( Motorinn;- • FOR LEASE OR RENT: Space- every 1695------R.V. Center '•ry style (rom geometric to- ' 'S a s h i > .S22Salter5:00p.m, ' (or small business or oflice. conte< matching bullet and Y AND BIKE SHOP, two ANTIQUE m M T H m b E l t FISHERMAN, Spare>T0 time oul- A i wrays a Undersells! . Downlown In small mall. Plenty SALE okV,««.h_o.PoMO..^*. ■ ; , w of off street parking. Ulllilles HOUSSe”W„&„"S“K K v/ 250 or best oflor. 734: __ I ■ board repair. New 1 0U3T0N;»MA,..f ,“***’ rop Quality, lo c k tt. boau and motors Tor*2rie“^lor(or sate, can New lAYTONVtotbrhr Homes; Ne*. lAYTON 21 furnished. Phone 73>«5t4, Alter ::.H m b 'o r, pork. :eyenlngs.7330844, wtolned. ;ftff^[,rt. 2 axle lu - fl«mI4utKtavsrT34-3311------F MOR-5AlE-or-r«molrBreth.f“ - ,NT-TO BUY-niflhi crawlers^------IUr>d Ball. 497 Hoyburn West. u s e d wo BS. .quarters arvJ, ______‘ ------ovoiloble, "complelel- •ly - '« r - - -contained,- equlppei eUSINESS .OFFICE for leSM -«44closed Sslurdays. p r« |? n a le ^ ‘FORSALEiyALUMIUMlNUMboai xJced end rwidy 1090JO. 'viced ond reoifyloge Closo Mall, also small drlve-ln 05 Flhh Avenue Wett, m a le I a ’LiS-.'sw;ri^ui^K , oi=ay.Ai*9^•4 5 0 . ONLY m : ^ • N^TMREEbedroonidupiexe’s" Rogerson Motor Inn, ' tr 6 ^ - 3 3 W 5 2 5 ~ ; '" - ': . >, ’ o l d « ol Rockers. Rust and f.nlflhli- ^ ^ Also (urn^lshed'cabliitB h aCM ager ■ lAYTON " i r’• trovel . . ■ »77»«i<2. r- Olive Malei 4UFFLERS instslled while you ” 2 2 2 2 PUDSFORSALL^ • . . . iraiier*,.fully.tell conl>ntalned. , New SECURITY 8‘ 1 rslt. Complete mulfler Servico OLDS>D ^ F E . any sU»». Coin Shop. dlllon. *85.00 18--1874 GLASTRONWN 'Caiiaon • completely tervlc*d,d, hook- FIcfcup' campers, fu iTKiwx W ln g custom duals for car 73«5B ______«ftraller. metaMli iMIake btue’ ed up ond reody too 1 00, In- over cob, (umoce 1< .L GROWN walnut and ir«ple~ 'E lectric add iUS-APPt£B.--r3- -jrfwhlte-'trim.—tooeoorty—wrap— rcludet battery,------" cook stove.—------1 K p 5 ks."S 2&M days?or^'- ECONOMICAL OfFlCE-SPACE. -on. Fair ..Street,,, ■•retmd .wtndshiewT touth. . n , or «rill trade several 4 10 6 ' Oster blendt r-,.-, WwifllrwaocTJrtJ-s. — utBiuesp«td,PiivtMewiai>s, - t scotch pine trees for each, ~ ' Jotuveon, exceflentF cS S : ONLY..;. *29!950 okY ....‘T< :CM73^3.B

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JOHN DEERE implemenls.ood con- HALLWAY' POTATO olimlnaloi r;— —ttt, io 220 volts or win -&unl.gralnJrlUJ£UooLdo12. on whools. modOl B. complete-_1_ Aluminum wi Protein hardd red spring swnureJRE SPREADING. Phono 9H0LSTEKTBMHEIFmS.Co'sO. Bd._owBS...wim -h«tiorvcharnop24-jJ4-8501 fflo 5, g.._ g ,x,o, cu„|» ■ sovoral ■ dllforeni sixei •03 or 326-4964. Leo’s gao tracloriclor; C a so ^ a c T r a c l o r . ______; -oilminalor chain. *750. C»ll 321— 5638. V)(baf certified. Clecjoned or raw. SS f. ' - a u — S ' spodJ)lanior2rt>w216.3b( im Farming, Filer. 886-2360.9. S500 REWARD'lo, 'reiuiiT or S W A T H E r T ^ s T • 40U______“ton ,1975 1H HYDRO lOO Iraclor i dlna to lelurn o l' header, new draptapers ilck.c’ plow, 70' Iraclor. Yielded 116 bushelels per acre ______^______Inlormalion loadl p ^ _ g u a r d i ovorhaulod. 532-4378. ______1964 CB HAY COMBINE. h Lt 35 cab and ' excolloni condil ON CERTIFIED S eI d .ena caiftLE: E' Rogisierod Angus 17 hoad of Tap?Sh®eJ?^!ri£ “ 11 inis. Van • model. Reconditioned 1978a.m. Considor 80 HP tiactor on in virtth a 14 per centIt protein test ^ TOES. Cioan loading. Cali ^°|?, ^ sV.^Sirod by nation’a top sheop laken bewtween Augusl irtOtJfltttf. HotilS-.7 - JO 60 Tractor & loaderiLdOublo 01 ----- *7600,324-3811------Phone537-6&34, ,dBakor.852-33J3.. a . I ninos. - s -Various ag o s. and tho lirst bf C ullivator. • , — 113S MASSEY FERGUSEN. ' ijnder irrigation. Angus Ranch. Haioilon. S970. n t w BEHLEN gr> ,3 bottom - 197b InlornaUonal I486.4 Bottoi r -HOBSE H„. h.W 5'£'iA"S tanks. Iwo 14.600f b z n “.sv;'n.dS i low hours snd duals, cab and , unltsandciulches.733-829:ir, g a s Walls plow. 1975 GMC 2 ^ te air. 733-7338. • W 8 - 8 4 5 7 " 678-7736 ^ .t2.S0porbalo.Noariown. ______^.600 busliel. Cail934. truck. 1965 Froighlilner wilh ! 81? GOOD selection sole ol rogisier^ IT T T T e^nn MF 235 Agricultural______li _ • II. belt Irailer. Call before 8 a.r ■ _ . 678-955i ______Angus bulls..UIIS.423-523S., . RABBITS FOR ^i-i- 5 bucks ■Trt ;FOR RENT 48 shares7k comploto with PTO pump»}r or soil oraflorep.m,S38-2478. ' CORNSILISILAGE.543-40t1. ______Tract waler by thi w f . I Q B H S 3 B I Q Q CREO HEREFORD bulls. 3dM ». W-TBMai.ltof3.M . Holimer. Bids ooeiM n « r n 5 MFl65Traclor536-2>43.xl cond. ______:______■ ______REGISTERE 10I power OLIVER TWO^-boilom roii-ovi1 TRACTOR SERVICE and roi e^^^-urryuckley. ttlln ey . Cily 175 JOHN DEERE press > WANTEDreo TO BUY I'ji, Culler ■ Oood sekN: * ^ i n drill. 24’. good as -8293.non­ plow. 18-inch, ready logo. ’43 12 yeara John- Ooore Boo Boankwrds,Caii733-0, ' Joromo.324 Clerk, Hoillstor. 655-4: — K3AJ porionco, Wayne GoeU.' , WANTED; Now Hous< I loader • — 4247. ______• ' ~ OUAUTYITY HAY. S3 00 balo. 733- RANGE BEREADY Angus buiis. qeh l mix-all Good C condition, chopper. 536-2616. use ■ baled hay 1049 Harrow-bod lor sale 2 south. 6/10 oas) Ot Molor Two year>r ol.old and younger. Non- *• T ' IDAHO TRACTOR SALVAGI on WANT p l o w i n g ” FOB , SALE: coiliNml Twin ^ ERTIFIEO seed potaiooa. Corner pampered.od. Howard AnguS ■______WANTED TO BUtIUY: 12.4x28 ii" - '’'’““P** “ ^------, Cash lor used Wheel a corruBBling. Call 733-2914 . wrt.tMir corlillod Slovoland l^lxiboralory Wsted lor. loatioll. viow^ w rr ______Ranch. 543:« TAL polo. Iramo wheels ond llros . (< (or Massey _1 _;______ISS wheel Crawler iractors. Save 50 t ack leg. other diseases, by Or. — ::— ______COLORED MET. , now. 825- conlonpans.73t8293. kor. *J,______1______Baiia/t .Abo Brolhors. Paul. blac lO OF youfto Slock cows, .buildings.- lowpilcos. quality Ferguson. Also boarjan cuttor lor INTERNATIONAL 560 Dl lda)]&...Phono 438-MSS, or 43S- Ooaioan at Idaho Bean Soed 'CHECK C THIS o u i oslabllshod throo point hllch. . F Phono 423- . now ovoihaui and paint, CUSTOM PLOWING and r roenhouse. Culling & delivery. cc, I. 4 consitolon. LO' — harrowing. 866-7T79. __ ...... ' ------^ SECTION FOR ------bulldof, 326-5103.3 .. . . «W . coilont condilion. Call sale.alioi C^I FOR SALE OH TRADE. Ono s< t m ______YO ALO, B laon-H ybrid - ____ _— p.m. 543-6582; ly bt 823- now 14.9 x 28 M&W snap ^ 0 d ' CUSTOM PLOWING. 829-588 ALCALFA SEED, Apox and STEI R A IL E ^^ lood MASSEY FERGUS ' duals. Phono423-4494, EPTOE BARLEY SEED and ■ ^ for Salo. 733-5891 or 643- 2 th r ee GRAIN drills. Cali RanQOf.733<079. vifu!us lostod poialo'sood. Ron S anTKI condition. CallI 324-297<, mor. iraclor. cab and dual Cuslom Farminfl.~diBC ______■-• Ciaaaar. 678-5858.______- mdhaulln ______• Tiings or aflor 5;0(00 p.m. . _ ' Ferguson 620 23 II.l“"jr.c“ fl s s ' r o ie s o i,' 1*974 now hoiland hay slacko pototo planling. Have truck «!OISI£RirEREO POLIBO H ero- - t------.: ^ ^ 24 ft. harrow, flrillioiilon 9 shonk 8N Ford traclor. Now■aim, o>- super 1049,3 w.ldo. 436-9163. two 4 row planters. Will 1000«aUsol good, cioan straw. c¥iRTIFIEDr VIRUS test sood. 8 3o«l0f- «3 50 corns per balo. 433-S235. oun< ^ . lord toll.. M.iS soilor. Sol olDl M and w good brakos, onginoallor 6:00- ho*MELIQHT-6,000-w a if K\.•im-_Anywtloro,.423:4374_or.423. ince top... E ic ello m -lleld - u «y f o r ;OR.SALE.-doll»#f*d.:^4..^ -old.-^Reolit tailors. ' ■■■■ -SaturdaycaliSDloaso.-TSJ-______.genoislor. 10 hp Bilggs j f i — afiorepTm-;------ooding—Ono“ y o a i~ o u l~ o r“ befoio 7:00 a.m. or altor ^ow F0fi„.9ALE; Cortlllod V.T. ?oSnundatlon. Coniaci; Clondon F. Sirtofi"," Sr: ■ - SPLIT CEDAR,lonceCO posts. «V» 1978 INTERNATIONALCall 543- .stn..lon ongino. quowtr.«ood polaloos. Stovoco or Noibori N R. Len* In Aahion. Blotk Angi^ngu».yeorlIr}g heifers, ______■______fool good tqualilalily volume tr a c lo r ^ l U ^ lS hydrau ■ l20io240boli8a^.54jCipr^ CUSTOM ^'PLOWING. 0 lor bol(ompndchiesol.829-520i , r’arms, Nowdalo. Idaho. Phono idahiho.6S?-3755or8S2-3&». 4000 BALES BAt clean barley "and. ' Ited. «j'oa> 20 KW Lister diesoi p. Good UTO PTO MF ll* i hono CUSTOM PLOWING t^ alltv. Call Leo Roflors. Atomic movo.4Sii.45tabate.7J4-7052. ' J T * * air coolod, 208 or bottom walls plow. Will In U H O ^ N ALFALFA 800d. ■KLYTUESOAYSALE tora^prbklor8*WPhone 423-S975. single phase or 3-pi J * ./ . *800. Good 320 Dual Loodol R6oorLowl8.733«ei. 'Y-6M-*8M. .HAYFOFFOR sale. Phone 543-6884 355 iht groon tte e r ond '• ■ ~~ 3-phaso. 738- pump_ mountings lor MF 1 ___ Oick Byrd. Gooding, 934-4591 ______' ------ovenlngs ereolve*. . ONE 3-phaso1 Cenlrlllcal 30 ” »-allo r5 .. ______IHC576.>1000.5435941. icks. ______.FALFA seed. Slalo In- ______'"0*- heifer ei pod. WANT TO HAUL largo l< ''CE~FniF|ro Sood tor sale. Oood ~ ' Jn r, 300heod'______boot harvosior and e PhS cii«i-M ra..'..i.... — S750. j8toraoo.“ Schulle Poiato and nickckParioll.733«Ml. _ IMACRi ers -600 pound*. ci c p T H ir r. . I - . ..FARMHAND powor box ______• - '5«ffej»T/MllHank8»«44. .CRES Buhl, cholco home. - i GENERATORS: 733-3557...... ! f " K m t . FENCE BUILDING.Dixion I acros.aw Carey. beaulKul 'oohoao<.od of choleo steer Ine andMracior spreader, snd sides lor sl BOB TAIL inlernaiional iruck 1500 733-4204. r— 1974 and 1975. well oqutppcivory wo build any and all type K A N cta ALFALFA 8«0d tor ^ 1.733-5217. • PTO. Hoddor Eleleclilc7^1699- 101- larm or ranch fences. 734-34 ______■' ______PRODUl with or without Tosco bods. 83 ^ o .^ e o ro o Wiljcenlng. phono p | ^^ r ^ njanhsldo * Inlornatlonal 76 Boan Oldiggof. mac 6313.543-6295. PLOWNG. Walls "leasinglfl 80I 10 160 acros wilh ' JEROME , ______* -6194501010 4 p.m. ' box ' wilh FOR SALE: Heath 8 row ‘ FAMOUS..QRACE DAHO Sood n 10 buy. Havo equipment. 324-'4345 —^ . i- , ------hours, very good cor ovonings, 543-5512, IOO BUSHELS mixed grain. 543- US lk------little. Wiiiing 10 deiivar. Phono wllh tUloan readings. Chris- GO*IOOD clean siraw. SlS.OO/lon. FOR RENRENT30 acres Southwest— long. 80 cents's”s a jq ISHi c i. ^ Noln'oV ' WWHEAT estern-Products, SPRAYER ____ CUSTOM MANUf^E haulii -"Irealod. 934-6166. :is, .3 2 - fo o i------machino. 602-297-49W. . for Magic Vtlley. 436-9163. , tenson.farms, Oynn Chilslerv. or4r40contsbalo.543-5B71. Of Joiomrome. Call ovonings and ' *:______boom. 250 gallon.V |. lank, trailer _ n EW HOLLAND Swather sen.(2M|'42S-32«3 wediondiSndS. 324-4489 alier 0:00 vERY VERV'ERY Gentle horse lor CORRUGATEDI ' STEEL PIPE,' ■mounled. pumpp Included. used one soason. Like ' FOR SALE Massey Foiguse CUS'.OM ■plowing 3-b. ___ Watts plow. 324-5627. PEX Allalla seed tor sale. Jim ______* Child or begibeginner. Also a saddle. aalvanlzod. 8" - • S1.33. 10” - • *475.00, 10 loot Sisingle gang wilh cab and Bi-Cool3-boltom 188 3-botlom plow, tnp beam w larshall.73MI4l. Fqi Rentlent - 200 acres new 423-4562. ■ , • : 'JI.TO. 12”- - ! w beaiiitgs. hoador. Ca«'after 5:00rako. p.n Catl Uade for roliof harrow ot oqu ______- —ULtMANXOMSgTRLK^IOM^Cc! value. 324-5922.______hQ°i BOffiUMnQ you won that Is n r . STFTRAW FOR SALE -826-5'lB0.~ I SHOEING and trimming. Addison Avenuo ..ton^t»rngus«Joren]oyed. rallpump’ H n ir /n U u in ' HOBSESHO lowosl. fo r SALEi it? T Woslern ------r , BARBER BED on Irailer.lil?o’ I chomlcal br -lofnlah :INonholEdon825-58fi6. OonvcfFlneFlne.32W «^^^ LKINQ machine BPfOQOor box. Phonoino7n,Ut5iR, ------Ilher, 1112 jproading 'loitlli/er. 28-lc HolicnptoiAgSpiay. 734-3 FORSALE: C4)rtl(led seed oul ol Cai nt. S150.00.. 678- 1975 LOCKWOOD 4 r U?.,wings. 324-5732. vlTMilree seod. Clean reMlng. POTATO.,TO. BEET. AND GRAIN ’ h ORSY= SHOEING:J rtarry ^ CUSTOM PLOWING. 733-3! Id, 100 to SOO acro8. D ellamliter, ata flradauitt H 5H:______apud planter. 324-21S FARMI'p.iti. 423- WANTED TO BUY propane 1 Storage and culling available. ^ lUAUTY HAY. tW . A ton.. Sowmd I CUSTOM PLOWING. Wai - JlfTi5flH|el(er.4aw&4. g j; no. Paul and Rupert areas. OklihOmana FarrlwaF Coflfloe. Cal“ « FENCE POSTS.1.4x4 sail trealed. j q h n DEERE Nu bottom Coy Jones. Plwm esvy bales. 733-4204. ContaclKl Bob Jones. Robert BuhlS43«84M 8M, . . .. B^^el long, laij s t forever. 734- oioctronic bool th ' pump, opproximatoiy 40 h,o — ■— sepower lo run spiinklbr lin< ^ ■ M « 1e Jones. 324^11: Jones Re 5607, r i s equipment ^ old roping'and culling ______1 . 1974 STEIGER 4-W 934-S370. .HAY SWATHING and ball led qi*ilcr horso maro. . 90 ACRE IHC H Traclor withI cicullivaior bar DRIVE TRAaOR wllh Hanson. Kimborly area. s .“ baS 5 ? s '!Te' aS? s :. s r awith a blaze face. 543- good shape. Phono10 888-2441.e radio, heoler. elr eo 5533. oveninqs 423-5370.- m £ flugg Iby Jon Peterson . H oning,' I2S 0 oe CUSTOM MANURE sproi U A 'AOHA Champion ______------T------hours. 200 h o n e poi Lllllbrldge Custom Fan ■ k b b i ' i Moaiiing i colls. Mako otfer. Llhe New Condtlloi -iPhone 733083. ______l i i 64^8050. ■ ■ ■ iM Ready for spring work.!L DISASIEI i) - PLOWINQ; ROTO-lliiing. i WANTS!TSUMMER Pasture (or 100 FORSALEtL£ IUko new 1978 6 'X18' .planling. Alao pea plan - - lo 200 pi 1 • 1972 INTERNATIO 0 paira, prolerably In ttie combirMlloiallon horae and slock # No. ISS . S BOTl discing corrugating. All lyp " N ' . MaglcVic\^ey.438^pm. irailor.3^J24-4152. \ 'B AREA! ...... PLOW . New Troth powar. PI 1 cuslom larming. Equipped ■ ond' Shims • Reedy '* anyw here. OoMOf f •mERE'^ G*f l O T T D B E A WANTEDTEO summer pasluro tor RANCHER’SER’S AUCTION, special %, ork" (DosIgnotocJ.by U.S. Cuatom Farmlng,'32W631. >; any amounl. Honry »orae ulatit.Id. Registered horses Special Used plowing.. ------B E T T E I Z2 M E T H O D ' S emetz, t to e lto n . 829-S090. will be soldlold first. Sunday', 27lh, 1 _ Tinu*. • ^®P^* Agrlculluro) >w ini _ ■ 1 . 1972 INTERHATIO CUSTOM LAND CLEA II No. 460 24 ll. DISClOTTOM IirhFinstUicoli ANO land leveling. 733-1651 • , R THE BESTST KID'SH Horso In Magic r H I ” Krengel Muleher Sf'"'"ond ConHist Otter Cntlis Valloy. S300.(300.00.934-5370. b Up iip e n t Sale! drouflc Ram - Reody to In, "w a n ted BACKHOE ' _ _ _ &RADING& t h e s e specialized m farm sill IS , prk:ed lo sell. No lal. por Salo:le: ! Sorral maie. gontle, ' 1 Poir - SADDLE T. KWMASSPf- 8294219. ■ I K,GGS. rullageige and paature only, Whai , 00,9.01 R ed u ce dd p ric e s un til A p rii ISti^itr) o n FRAMES • Heovy 1 eo« Is whal you get. E»osalter8 FEMUSBIfUII' CUSTOM MANURE HAU n r tn r c ! Sf*«' * Vfll' 504481. - \ t ------a «idson’a ’.! ol a Sopor Site. ■ s e l e c t e di items such as discs, traca c io rs, ,446 and end |„„ Hy- for these dltoilar oreot on M Idahoto Herelord Ranch. POWDERf l RRWERROPING chuto r « lli» p harrovvs n a n d o tlie r tilla g e to o ls. - ilonol t366Troelor.ly to Co. ’ new troctors and equipment• CUSTOW MANL . Goodintding, Idaho. Bob Relda, 834- J475. AlsoIso 44»orso oloclric hoi T O llG r HO ^ .SPREADING. Call 324-2245, I, walker. ISOCMOO, 645-2502.______J |O R Y O»UR I CONVENIENCE EVENI^IINOS, Above equlpm enl pri PLOWING wlin 4-b0ll0m 1 [ ' BIG. " S-s tro n g , perfornunco FOR SALE;ALE: 4 Horso irallor. 2 C o n faict c One of the Allowing Solesmim o n - Ob'* « « ^ S ALSO HEW AHD pickup racks. 3 unil « -o n iac Letlie Dovls 4 Son In- plow, discing, roller harro Vy, , — O leslodId 1Hereford bulla, a o a n slldo-in pii - EAST END FARMERS — > cultl-harrow, grain plai orees, Iwo ypara old. Eakln ' pipeline'J'milker. mi Will irado-lor 1 “ ment.. 1874 Highlandr ' " . - - USEDCOMBIHES ayiWng and tiling. M3 # T ^ ^ (lords Jeroiito, -324-5468, good caicall roping horse. B ru c o C u pppett...... i ... (Home) 7343 4 -4 2 4 5 ■ 1^ nue EosI, Twin Fall*, Idoh \ _ 324;<2I3.1213.788-4081. Ilvesiock.'oik.'or Iraclor wtth loader. :ENTRAL AREAJARM ERS- ' A&R FARMING. Plowing. FOR FURTHER . 4056.3244855. ^ ^LE: 8 year old', AOtIA R o g o f N eviwton (Home) 733-2664 or 326 10% DOWN m are. ' Moon Deck _ _ ' ‘'"P '*‘ 9% Simple InieresJ; Up CU STOM ' PLOWING ■ gera. Buy. bell or irade H 5 ???,„ J" - WEST ENP FARMERS — INFORMATIDN per.-.-.-r.-T—-T-" (H6fr>e):734 WohaVs •«5Y.or,,oPoy § v d ! w S tim r -? * -' -Dl.k Ca.p, — COHTAETr-_ _ F=or F u r th e r D e to iis— ALE. 3-year-oid Morgan .'. .. E R s « . . . Hagerman. osa Filly, broke. 073, Of V \ l / ‘y ^ - IVMB.'SliiinKror CUSTOM-PLOWING & KjJfor. s .A lso havo good kV > J > U .V OISCINO. with Of wl wute.Call5*3-8,'12l, , =^ISEMEaUIPMEKI-i _G«reeR.lM Hd{DH Twin Falls ------nltroo«».—W atte-ptow,- ...... Kimberly Rd. E., Twin Foils . 1 4 • foMinfi disc. Also chi -■ ...... •••• I tor'SAU5ALg. hor»«wBtkef» with X / f - I f B - Twla Falls Banli&Tr 733-7272.* ^ ^ lr>cQfpofaHon; Ralos tor 30 SELECTlONot registered . [*?• sar 'drive motora. 3 2 4 ^ ^ I . “ “ Tractor & •creages.- Ralph H. Pen iualXJlla.432-523S. W32444474447. . C o n p ^ ' 733-1 rial:__ JmplemenlL.— • 54WW2; Buhl, attw 8;00 p. ITmst.. -2030.Klmb«rlyl!o(id !3-H22 ■ 733:8687 J

I _ : V / a ’ Timos-Nowa. Twin Foils. I_daraho Monday, March 21.1977 ^^TTHEPEOPtEES CHOICE! k r a in t e c ^ e s u \U s ! 3 Lines-10-lf t i y s - W ■ Call an All-Visor To[oday . . . 733-J931 ■=

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-r^iJNNV-BUSINeSS--f— ------^— ^^By^offer-Bat IIS . ■ CTtlK-t-SawHts J f i ___ CrclK tSoppliM -13E- ; ■ .'HiaTj^EitiiipniMl 'Wfi ^ / ■ ■ ■: tn c h ” S------'-liS - ■, ttcliiJ^Hilto J n SALE.. 1971 Hanoy. kx-- 1975FORDORO 4500 Backhoo I M ^ SCOOPMObIlE.E loaiior. BOX- IW CHEVY Won, robuill 216 19G6 OODGE CflEW'CABl (l*ranznnUJJlIMMiM ‘‘ ■ i <974 CZ lio MX. 1973 RicKiti^ . *HONOA TL-125Trlais biku w li-' coifonflonlcondlUon, 733-7482, loss rian ttian 600 hours, will con- pound capacll:lly. buchol inti onfllno, ^ Itroii.IS. oil parts lo good condiiion, gooc ; r 250 MX. 1973 Hodaka 175 M*. ,«aboui 100 hcuis. This biko is ti rado. 734-?745. (oiks iacludod,d oood condition. rostoro. S300. Callill ]733.5664 oxi. mileage, call evenings. 73 I D o u t wAMiUTTDPUes^BE^ i loa-iracior. (oronlyJ50p.00.734. HONWNDA 90 TRAIL biko. 4 high. 4 . m50.00. T33-37.IM r^ .6 2 M ^0r537-65e9. -i .------1956 FORD Tandom diimtJS : WlMTOASA ,7 « 8 . . ‘ .73*632Saflorfl..______^ a^LE,KR, lopiuai—• I. :|.' ’ Foi S.1IU. 1976 3C0 Moniossa, I- ______SACRIFICE. Mako0 0otfor. 1975 V. 30 ton holtl. *1500, Call lausrwAM T- ^ ____ _ * REPAiPAIR MOTORCYCiES. ' ^ 'F 'ok SALE OR O TRADE 1974 Ion Ford, Radio, autiutomailc. dual p.m. 544-2614. ; proto-lypo, moio-eiDseui. supo> 1074 HONDA fiD JiOA. occHont ovorhairhaul. luno-up, whool liuing, ■ -YOU ID W W that ' iNCk. gnly 3 monlht old Polled ,, Poiorbltt 350 Cc^dmmins. tecontiy lanks. S4-5I83. condition. 3.000 mites. J750 qr Erickso:kson Motor. S20 Main Souih, . ' a M ovorhaulod. i ------1972 FORD pickup, Shois s T b M . D6s^(?ra» « © BE PABTOlS ; cwi(MiOf>-S,ile PtiCf »ie« Will bosi-cillcr 250 Kinih A*onuo. 733-400C 1972 W-lon Choyesyonno Supor Qood condiiion. Wilh _..SClU0»J1<95.6ra-504a. ^ -4000 ______^ M . building tols or o vacant lano in aulomatic 400 I J Magic Valloy a 00 engine, air camper, now llret andSV.'SS' w 1 197T> MONTESSAw COTA T-250. ’ . f l | area. Phono 432- condlllonlng. C700 Call 733. 12795.324-3168 or 324-4270.270. ^ J— 1S7I 90 cc Su2lkl nnd >974 BSA 1974 .- HOOAKA COMBAT O’® jnmllos, ' S800, And 1970 5251, S664oxt.43.or&37-e: • 500 Ct Dili DiKe. Call 734-313&. \YOMBAT y, -MK I. oicolioni ntwla 125 MX, IS hours, $400. ^ ^ 2 2 : ------CHEVROLET 2 lon V8r8 5 and 2. ' ' / alloiSOOp.m. • condition, gj brand now onQino. t» 'nfl oxcoliont o: condition. «3- * ' n.. IMSLIni Ml. I f S ™ HD pickup. 360 1961 with 1966 hood. mjWlnjWIJatni.5 / mako odor, Pnono 734-6940,' <174a1ti1 altor S. 12Vi TON Cram wer sloorlna. now tiros, recentIt engine■ ' . / 'jiOCC YAMAHA, LIXO now, 500 dl ioning, new ovortuiul. S1150.00. Interniternallonal ■ ai 307 Tom-vack. KImlw/ly. ® . hondNDA; 125. Honda Troll 70, IM P U S E D ' runsgood.USOu-M niifh w'nrh'- «dlalt. ExcollonIml condition. COE 1600.. engine maloro wasakl 90. All In good con- • paint J1050.00./ 4 ; •’ Idaho.______1971 19: HONDA CB 750. (uit dto99. Kawaw N D U S T R I A L n R s i i i : a v s 's js : 1974 HONDA, 750 CC, 34X)0 wlndlammor wl II Fatirlng, 1971 175 dition,on, Soo al 923 RoJomont or . t Q I itonslonanddiggor 1972 CHEVROLELET VS-Ton. ovonlngs. , / mile*. AMof 6:30 p.m .. call 326- L-pwkup, 'p ' ^ n V — ^ y . ojcolioni condiiion. 500 mllos. , uqJ. o 6 . . „ ...... s ,6 ,« ,o ' ______J3900.734-7Q21. • ' good body, oood c at t miloago.mi L \ . ( ; FORSALe;1976HondaC.0.75O. B37-W46allor6:00p.n- « . O'A Boclihoe.. S l6.500 ------• . voiy low mlloaao. wlin oilras. ^roSS’Ss-M". avy duly. 454. funky. 324-6463. : Liko now. 423-4333. 1975MR175, 1C lowmlloaao. o«ira» i 30a01S.Unc->»n..J*rom* , MF2200E0 G roder. . . . S11,500 04 CAT. hyd. owor steering. 1B60 W-lon FORD picku|ickup. 034- / ^ OQUipmonl. irait jondy. 734-fi23« ; * 7 4 .1 3 1 1 -, 00Bo.kb.....wsoo sr/inir,;] sat&isi;.'"’'______4196or9344550. ; ’IB?* SUZUKI 380ce*45i» m T ^ aflorOandSunday. aJ • . ■ ■ JHCT015 ' - •'F'amo mouni FahrlnQ. Xoadot# - • ' 8293. • ______. 73 OMC V, lon V-V-8. wjth a i r . ______1972 350 SX. Harioy Davidson, 015 , j T«,L, Siorra Granda wilt*llh Michoiint .2. Diosel trucks, 11 Inl.in 671 > wiiM oitias. SfiSO. Phono 734> <>> HunfEqiipneat " '“ p J TnCU 438-9163. V-.'a ‘ I6a4aliur4p.m. ______« top condition, low miloago...... ^------Ootroll, Twin Scrow 5&3 5&: toad • $450:530-2627, _____ ------ready. 1, GMC 6711 COolroil. - ' Bl ■<-" ; 1974 250 Alplns Bullaco MOO.OO. HOLMES wrocVcr /33-5fl59. EUIOTTS 1 ton truck and 1973 FORO V-6 4 7speed pickup, ra n d o m . 1 0 -tpood9d._Road^ ------>97? I?-Y#m*hi Entfmo J325.00. -KAWASAKI-900,-1974-LOAOEO_k _ 5 1 5 ^ iilor.-t2900or best----- power slooring; wilwith came rackr -RangorTroad ready':------, * Wlin 17Sce tu'iol. oroetnc-stan. must (r soil lo pay incomo la«05. WELLfLpULLi^^^Mvyduiy. ))). .S2250.3244004. It 4211. Lowboy trailer,or. hyd.h tut : 0 ^ ) = i wKes biko. Bolh sol up lor irall bBost ollor, 934-0107. Truck n “ • ildlnQ. ExcollonI condiiion, 733- LUV WCKUP - 'l l v . FORD Fior-pickW; Fl ______: - .7S«9______— . • 77S0 YAMAHA load biko. lull CLARK\RK- ROSS'Forklill. - 20,000- Burley, Idaho 1972 CHEVY>n,5434879allorS. I . Aulomatic, 69.00050 miles. J19m !> ------,'73>e293.. ------1971 HONDA 125 SL.423-4427. ^dross, low mlloaoo, mint con- pdyndsinds. Call 788-4308 lor doulls. Phono67e-5585 ...... OoodepndiHonton pickup. Runs ,.fl3;'-*««08kforDoiDennia.934U04l- ______dition. E37-4m______• ■______;______JSREPRESENTATIV4BO , W fORD1T:>o-1964-Chovv-VV—k ------DATSUN— 1974r-white.-iite.-9.500 C 3 ------' miles. 4 upeed. S2150aiso. Sun V • i . ‘ -Iho now HHchhlkor ttldocar, W 19 r NOnTON HIGH RIDER. bSE NECK Slock Van. 20' .BOBHOUSTOW- - vorv.gdod.-Onfl » yoar old. No roasonablo Homoi ton, runs QOOd, ton, alant 6. 4 valley Company, 622-4112-4111, 0X1. ^ .1 Snako Rivof Stdocar Salot, 6.000 6.1 miios. oxcolloni condition. o"® I't ■ 3«9, from fl l o i ______; Ftlof.326-»8a., • 73734-«184a'-0f6, •r nIusiKl. 324-2S97. !■ n mo ■Phone ... 733-U90 Ono7yardMisk hitch, cloan, S495.7: ------DATSUN 1974, whlio.1110. • 4.500 ' ! / ' . 1965 FORO RANCNCHERO. runs miles, * tpood. • S23002300. Sun " -good;n5or32W243243; ValloyCompanyr622m'M il l ext.'-- "WO------<.------SIn W------■ • - ' 2409 from a to S. • -I ------1 - -t^76-F O R O -M K nnrj-FORCT-vr-ioit=iiJIW iV H r ~irer«~TOWTwmvy-aDir PCTieroir ■nWT-aeep-ptckupr-E~xw m hooders, low mmilooBo. £«• Average retail prlco $2600. »2et Will with wide box. $300 or bosl tx condiiion. 327- Chovroiot 1 ; j STARTING ■ plore eiflra lonk,>fc, elr shocks, sell lor $2000, Oood corcondition. odor. 423-4725,______' neadylogo.324-2687., / y , I 467-2520. Call 7334406, atk for Jlm- i!21------1972 FORD £C0N0L1NE 300 ; ______-iL j anew 19W FORO CUSTOIrnM 1 .»n 1875 FORO « ‘Oft. 360,i, .V8,V8, powor cargo van. naW Micholln radiadials. 1971 4x4 inlornallonal Tr«> L S n o t I sloorlng/brakos, cloan.in. VWilt toil factory insulation, • air con- cc Sell or trado (or 4i4 pick' Service Til two-tono'bronze, ______.dlllonlno, trailer hlleh. 324-511-5103 Simllarvalue.324-5167. ? s e r v ii ( c e g u i d e aulalod. carpeled t \ l BUSINESS1 IC 6 Iplush tound captain's tytiem. plu 1964FORDPlCKUP.ecyllJcyllndor.3 belore8a,m. or atier S p.m, ___ 1976 W ton4x4 Chovy Scott chaira and morelirol Catl Dave apood. with short bod.«d. $425.00 EL CAMINO. 1959 pickup,', :350 Power brakes. alM Will Male Frantt. 733-5004. ______engine, overdrive. 733-4000. automailc. air. CB. 726-3660 I il .. Use Our I 1955 CHEV plCk-up■up. Auiomailc; 1967 FORD W ton picku|ickup. Four d i r e c t b r y ■ good condition. S4$450. SIS East tpeed, 289 ntotor, yor^ — — 1975 FORD F-250. *wh00l i W Avo. C, Jotomo, CalCall324-6220. .condltlon.436^,. ,1C liprt-.s^l^Cv$ .oxcollent condition'. I 11 E^rsonalizeed ‘ ____ i mileage.' With or withou YOU“ 1967 Chovy picleo.'~n»»oMbtii-"rHB#1 ’ bM M CHEV.' ^;tOft I V washers, diyers. rengsa. etc.tc! # ------^— - rwueat. Call 0«rld Blad« a - upon— ® Prtcea. •"-‘7 P « ^ 14.000 mllos 1976 F ^ p l 5047,73W3(n. Lhk PA Powof steering and ".kbral S lf. aE: > p 73XS3S.' Z ■ CARPETWO______■ m k t^ a n d paper har ■ ffiS ss-i,,; flood tlrea, low mliea H, power steering. aut( 9 — ^------A bumper and camp nlloago, ox- 1973 VOLKSWAGEN Sue _ W . CARPET InstaOitkxi and repair.: mper shelL 733- gon^mon. 436471164794. .aeotio and 1968 Ferd Torh I transmission. 1216.5 Ilros ^ WORK OR PLAY? Findfld A 32P. ______------• ^ ■ . J 3058. wheels, roll bar. eilrallott .. A PAINTING ,^,7^ ExcoUenicondition.Phone7 iaW obind. AM/FM . s ■ A ovorylhlnoliomjobslosporlingno A • CARPET CIEAHIHQ______~ V4 4^801^ 'l964 FOflD W ton picki . 4 W g oods llsiod In to d a y 's rr« Polar campor thell. \ ^wagon radkj and tape.i -• Ctasslllod Ads. * T . «S T STEAM CLEANWO. f -spood. So” ot 160“ Elm El« Siroet K 1- - '.and extra Unk/ griJI t I etiKnales. Betl prices In lown. i ' - A oood dean quallly fob ------nonh. ExcollonI condlllcidilion. -1972 VOLKSWAGEN, f — I 7M-T198 I MUST SELL. 19733 courier,C stool cHEVY tiop-tide■irfA «!■-<■■■» Wondorbug. air conditionon?n ■ • ® ■ APTOaNCE REPAIR ______' - V lime. Call Weston Qrei $2,000 1973 JIMMY. 4x4, low rtil HOUSE A 6039. —:------* radlals.4234502. _ ------— Scotltdale package.nl® "'o». •n‘l09- « ( B Hatlrw 's household apptUnc«ice A • ______. ■ - - ^ ^MIO. _ far^tNQ—------Z -lfl73-0bD0El POWOWER.WAGON.. ._tteorlno-.powor. .brako — :— »■ X — /ep»]r.Pf>one'73M5eB-or73* ■ 2 " DRAFTINQANPOESKSN . a S h C S ? ■ m SWAPSHOP Honing, powor with whitoalrlpos. 543-51 : V Sfi62. W Realdenllat >annlng i «1 M ^n f t atoorlng and brake . -1973 DATSUN 240Z. ExcOll . deaign. Call Aaaoclal I unka. vory go» pickup, 4- condition. 717 Soulh LInciS ' s f S ’Sra ; ® BACKHOE .... § . 0700.645.2439. ; inplor, twin joromo. $3895. Phone 324-j ' 73M<78. ______exhautt. • tape dock,Dck, power ■•Oayll(noe76.1628evor>'nn» , ’ » B Andy's 8«cli 'hoo S e n l»:o. MI ______^ . m FOR SALE: 1953^ ono lon in- atoerlng, allor 5 wookdjokdayo.-734- - * - .j. '■- - 250. Ranger. 4x4,. lofl^ = r r m .i:^tf«fichlng,i^t>*sc.mflnt9., sitl l t l ^ 2 ------.. . ;k:trucK ln.B00d_ 4614. ------■ V poodai Slump ailn ;T SCOTT- . •®'lll ondor factory warranty. % HOUSE eJeanlng ^ « P ^ .7 3 8 - T reaaonably. 4-year >hwt c form. Z old Palomino ma 8DA>-E “>n pickup:kup. 17.000 !. '“^i!rs-o'^r.ra Z and ahnjb irtmmlng. All w< BACKHOE______a l l m - ^ I pack and aaddio010 norse. rj«- condition. $6800 or bost I B BACKHOE % accounting. (3.00 an ."iw rv w Beetle. iuolTnlocIection. ' 324-2011 evenings. CONCRETE, pipeline, ba< I 3018.______Optional campor $400)07334S70or 73 ^ 55, co|«,|, EXPEIRIENCEO Uckho* worti wanted, free eatin INTERNATIONAL 4x4 Trai operalor wilt) r>ew baekhoa. rniioioihal Z ______B watching J 1072 FOflD pickufHup, short bod. 7334648. ■ ;On]y$230g.W6-5568.Suj^^! wi 5 ' cONCREtEFORMIHQ 1970,. good, condiiion, • I »M Reaaonablorales.OeneRar>dal - ' Ditlorwlo — ■ CASH BUYERS arolay.Thoy'ro | Good condition, F'OR’ SALE; 1955 a i. o ,: Sun Valley Company. 62! J r andSofl,42S.57S0-______I ALL typea Ol concrMe wo lomoono .— a campor, now tiros 55 Chovy 'i m MOB $700, call 934-»)i K&H C0K8TRl>CT)0N.Ctasslllod H A 'tho Want Ads ovoryda' r w iS r o Suburban Van, bluo tS& v while,-V- (1344136 .. I exl.2409trom6lo5.___ _ - 2 :JohnU!aBuUdwa.73MS4S. • 'going lo buy Irom soboyou.733- v ® W795.324.3169or3; ^ ■ BACKHOE______BUIIDINQ______f - 6. outomallc. carpotod.tod. aioroo. ^ ■ ______------TWO 1975 Dodges, wtiite, - f t MOHR BACKHOE eervko ------I and 11 might as woll be ETTRUCK-C50 Oall 733-163B allor (ivo(ivo or 733- 1873RENAULT17spons«)uoupe. ify ton. 8,500 miles. 318 on « • • g CARPEHTPY. ~ _AND_r*modetlr>fl._Addl8______■ 2 0931.. ,. • ' ? 1»72CHEVROCET ^ Qravol. rock, dirt moving cabineta, fonnlca work ar> yi'iCE 5-tpood wllh 2-ai2-«pood. 'laciory . Full in|oclod, four spoi ,• X ! BACKHOE______PCNEERCOHSTBUCnOItinent.'.^' M removing. Moal llmts.'iij’ ■ ' 2687. 1974 SUPER BEETLE, gcgood 2409 (rom8lo5.______- . V Backhoo woik or blasting • ^ • X towered hyi ___ ■■ . condiiion.$2500.7334434. ____ 'JEEP. 1953 wllh V-blado SS: ® ■. CARPENTRY ' Ffrth«wni<o and a » S I 1963 FORD Vi ton,on. 6 cyilftdor. 4 -1974 250S pickup. O w . f t basomonls and rpck piles —t»c«ib*'T.ief»er^and:^— ■—}-■ 9 73Mi4a. insured. nlsaion. Good iradio. pOwor stoeriiS o T a i ‘. ^ — TrowNtdyBiasltng. 734 MOO. MMKaepllc tanka, top 80 4«3336«nyttmo:— •^Uiatia t. $^97S^73^^6.'^54~ , - formica. Free esiitnat MlnoV it flnpiKiWJTPFP^ ------4Ti1oxl.g«MfromTloT--IMS'SSSS r S S S • .C6TO- ^ . . ■ Concrete worlt. Design SenH toval**' Free f t BOB TAIL Intorni 1970 TOYOTA. 1973 M«da. { # WHEN YOUR CHILI 9 BETTER aervlce for ^ 733-2509. or - 7334333 ask!k w?.‘I• 1®” CMC 4x4, recent 0 I # BACKHOE ~ ~ ~ *_ A 734-2(M1.73»>738. isia.s:;; ovoituui. $2400.734-2160.- I BACKHOE work and Wasting of.o' J - ^ outgiowtnoirbitbylutniiu 8 'srxro'^ ^ — a»Unds.Eipflrlencod.834rM11. ------w is a good llmo to placo illl ------' - ___X , 5*3-6295.... _ sir*-z.iS. ----- FOR SALE 1969 Jd( ■ -----J ~ CARPENTRY------1 -in Iho Timos-Nowa Cta: ...... —wilh 0»lrat. Top condll 18?« 'W SUPER BEETLE.E. In Commander, (our wheof' ' Soctlon, ' » . 0«>«< condition. Can 734-7.4-7424 exceilonl condition. Cali ( — . ® CUSTOM Cabinets, temodeiin Xfe:-®^ - ! -----TT^EEBEHVCE------trtm your A 1949 CHEVHOLb'l :eotlont con- pn^rs, ' 9 BICYCLE REPAW _ • A free esiimaiea. 733^102. >U. • A* * oodrorleaa. x overhaul, good C' -andweekends678-7418. • ___ _ • LtK:iAN-SP0mTUJT8 X W ia CUT down. 5657a(lor5:30, ^tiQ iv32*j ^ 3 . ____ ------■ .tfees.cutupyourwo< . P ■ 6 'campor. 4»-565 ------— . - REDUCED 1975 VoikswaiJagon 1S74 4x4 FORD -p.i ?! S ____ 9 WEDOINOS, Indhrlduala.______Z Insured. 7 3 3 ^ 2 . . Small A Qioupa.OurtpecUIty.No set ^ D RAniNo' J. - randbVal,02 5,0,00 17.000 miios. 3244895.95. ai^bloSTlfflyH ______A hydraulleaily op bod and 8 ___- ■ ■ X CONSTRUCTION OESIO '0 roiaSs^te'woiS^Sl • UPHOLSTERY- tering. lair V ImplomonI bed. _____ ■ .9830., . . V residential houae plan. ?f«i« «S^h«Li Sd' •^ovor6Kor.-4'oxtra tiretreo 1(or truck I 1974 MERCEDES-Benz, 450 5 i ,3rd Street North. . A CUSTOM upholsteorkmanthlp. . m Engine compiotel aid, 423:4451. dark blue meliiiic. leaihor. ■ 1965 SCOUT; V 4,10x16-! . 0 WHEN VbV’RE tn need T 0 l A c h ite c lu ra l d ra llln g ai pickup and W g,celiont condll!dillon 4^ 24j ,$5.^-LeonU ltlolloid,j ” ' oood condition tm-AW ; I prolossional sorvlco. chock ihiiho ;-^preaenUllooa.73J.7737. • 5 MEATCUTTINO.- P ■ evoningt. • 1971 W TON CHEVYYPicKuK HI f l' ’ Business Duoclory in ihiiho P V . sirs I — ^ 1652 JEEP PICKUP. ; ------f t 1968 IH W ton pll v w VAN. 1973. blue low englno. inletlor all very ! l A■ Ciasslliod Soclion. Tho Him:m» ^ ------imatea. ~ A rriiles South of Jerenw! h ■ mileage, excoiiont condlldition, condition.$780litm.543^ . 2 listed Ihoro ollor iho Hnost li lenrlce. • tale, cutting and S wn rtrte lln p * TRACTOflSERViCE' 14.000 actual $2,875, Sun Valley CorooiWr»y. 9 seivicoandauaiiivproducts. . S l ^ Y E O aoouttlc caiiir m quick treeilng. amokli • S n a terturtoo and patch' • • Z Wayne Goetz Tracii> John Deere 3 1965 INTERNATIOI 74^______622-4111 ext. 2409 IromfltoS/ T curing. Mobile Butcher S 7. ■ It. (lal bod and < ^ — wheel drlvo. 8 cylindor, . ______— A >6ailRuM7M-377B.____ _ ■ Inspected daily ------9 by and repair. 12 yearaJ 1964 FORD VAN,g, 'oxcolloni i g n DATSUN 240 Z, , low good. $700.00.686-2150. . experience. 423-C47.______i 5444al1or5, I COMPLETE REM00EL1NC•JG X -K ------, “ ' Depinment ofAgrlcultu ------:— ^ condiiion. Many oxlraixiras. Soo at mlloage,nowcustompaim,< 19e9DODGECREWo»t)pl ’ scnrico inciudmo caDlnols ammd • n / FENCEBUILDINO______' 3103. - ___:______lie number • CHEVY hoaloavy duty gas 552 jhlrd Avo. East,sat, 7330013, radlals. $3,995.324-2876, anytime lor A* ' CLASSIFIED AOS an0 lhan ovor ■ (factor, air brai ____ ~ Four whool drive, Makfi ■A panoling. Free osiimaics. Cal W / D«ON fENCE lawn and rar a irakos. 5-spood Tni^BSS 543-4149.______^ 2 h3-11B3or733-541J. P ' le«telng.po(ecprrala.wt»df< ® SEWINO -3260 or 324- Z "'O'o pcop'o' by 2 • ifansmission. 2-sf•spood axle, V4 ______1973 VOLKSWAGEN CAMP ® Id s. and doo Her>r«H. 73*0 ' A boforo. Placo your i W magnum onginiIno. oxceHent. 1970 DODGE W ton pickpickup, long excoiiont condition. M500500 or 1971 SCOUT 114x4.18 mil ______0 dialing 733-0931. ______• •, A condition. 212 2 " . I ra llo r , t»dy. 4 spood. V4 onglongino. $875. t>08l oUor. AM/FM mssisseile gallon, chrome wheels. 1 CABPEMTBY ' S ftw Esllnw tea.______aM aduli't sUoi, Fas ; |« reo. now|iro8.7344563^_1 .J. ^ Krack, 733-5528. Mrvice. 324-2278. • • rolrlgoralion ununit. EveninQs 423.4441. QUALITY workmanahlf*P- f f A ntiques, fin e lu rn lf I phono 734-4243. 6 . rMTwdellng.• apKlalty.NotaA T W repaired, rostorod^also.lam ■lor painting. # = • 1973 DATSUN picku|ickup. F ^ r TOR SAIE '69 VelhsBugM I m UST SACRIFICE - ' loo email. Fra« •stlmatea. Ci W pictures, China, Exporlon.’■ , * 5 5 WEWVITEYOU To T>n^ee.m p ; Free ^ —i ♦ .ET 2 ton truck. V- speed, radio and bumj)umper. Well •soma body work, Rabtabuill , Oalsun, 4 x 4. rod cisn ^Jlm.73*«S4, ' W Reasonable. 734-6973,734-ta # '1Ww iacuniea and wetciyLatlln.734- 9 , ThlS lOt tMot and grain mainlainod. Chrbmo0 rirrims, stool ;«nglna.y $695. Fhona 543. ! andlnl>>riar.lucko)l,wsl » A Irm X bM>o cut. Jeck Eu !e * S I S929. radial8.47,000milO9.32(,.326-5241. J 9 5 9 . ^- , alllmotor. (ull gauges, S ' carpentry ------V 'Cuatom Meal Cutting. « -'"W am/lm d-traek,- CB, • ^ p a c , ______- |^97y24az excollent corSivtitlon,! 9hoir. winch grill. gui< . ■ gen era l repa ir s. PatiowJ. S QRAVEL-CRUSHED ANO 'Eaat«ty‘i >.' ^ UJpPfT p :scott lor»on. 733-205 -BEEFTOBteWffl—------■ —conailion:'7344873-oay»,*, '734------:— Ut». rollar. cuiipm p .... 2442evenlngs. •..... — Iraaaillm alai. ------IM. ■ • Alto « AWAY MARCH 31st 1972 OATSUN 240 Z cuicuslom -s______'”*■ m ______- - Cobra 138 CB, Craig stereo. stc 1969 RAMBLER wagon, LARRY-S ROOnNO REGISTER AT • 60,000 miloa. thit car hass 1It atl, good condition. Call 73361 ______PAINTING SERVICE -Must aee,-Priced 10 tell.- 197^ QrT m lIN. -cxc ______m p - 9• ' FREE eatlmatos given, ___4234.423-W43.______snclosod A .4903 between 10 and 3e MORKMAItFORB^ ------^ -VMporruns-greal.-see- ^rtl::-:*:BII I. , 2^ ilu a le h a a Blvd. N. A - r V TTilrd^enueWesjotm : T B ' ' p l u m b e r - ■ CARPENTER • • . “ weekdayt, :l e a n e r I O • «6 ■ “(niill JILDER. ' ■ ; 'iARPET Cl 1970 At^QASSAOOR 4 -1974 GMC lour.wheel drive..e. 733- tedan auiomailc liansm - V4onglne,$475,423-4441,

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• V > iiiK -ifa^; m - 'Alta • Oiwuii in ~ k \ u . - pmHx ’irT"^ ^ Ute-pmi*Z m - AiiK.Hp■JJJJJJJ Monday, M~afch;t.ia?7 Tirrimos-i;Jows,TwinFai['s^ldaho ; 1 ^ ' ' I ' f ” ^ S • fe P » ^ ^ a dllk>n. h rORONADO Brougharn. 1971 GRAND SSAFARI slaikin 1989 PONTIAC GTO.>. needsn body.. l9nTBARRACUDA with 318' »/wftHo vinyl top. Like w ^ .;^ m a n y ,.. extras, needs . worX. *350.734^3377aflor8. af iiowei sleorlnQ, sir c in*«nlngsr«32«0?.—'— • minor-body-rotiiotif—laao—4*s.— — • ---- •dilIonino-r"'-5 '----- ' ploaao.7 inyl lop. lilt whool, air ,1*74 PONTIAC ,_538^ ^ “\ aliof5andw«oi.onda.. onlna.SlTOO. 734-8050. hatchbaek. auiuS? "ffi s ®BIF smisslon, radUl - ■ '1B71MEI IRAND -ptU. 1J4 V .AltB - 1 ■ alf, rMli ______17.000 miles.- 1 .riidio.»i: nwo cars, neod to sell ■ -Box585. Hailey. jn rool. 734- s.'& a.ss'.r'"” 170 Olds Toronado. 1972 ' ______UTE MODEL low miloago c. m Fan, D. Body.-pa’irtt. 1970 RREBIRD E sI'll. ^ Supodor ’ Rom A Car. 210 Shoshi im HHERCMelOOr260V-8.now E i ' and ongino In condition. Low miW UansrA* >iWago. Call SitooiWosl.s m i mJwlon. good liios. G eh . —11 oxcoiiont conindition. 16,000 734-8434. • 20MPO.ro.7?4-25«o. • , tote-Poiliic :------:______I960 GTO JUDGE.E. 'oxcollom m | , u IU. I£A1£: 1973 Mercury Capri. ■ 1975 FIREBIRDID ESPIR.' low condition. 543-S339.». ( or 326-5126 ...... ^ ...... J | pood. V-6. excelienl cort- • ■ Hals, air con-- altorS. Jod; M900. 328- • • ■ ~MCncURy, luns goou;------conBitioii r 949reSUalier& aftor6:00p.00p,m. •- '• HREBIRD SPRfllT ■ IBTO 350 U l / " » ' A C l I automalk:. ties'»9*ff-^,l^h J IW PUMOmH^C ',V. V______LJIL.,: Minifino, IflW, a °g ; ■ ■ vA A O .ri.E fflH S E It urnwai TBT" running good., ateoilng, «nd braki 08. ,TA'sm»gs.lowmiIos. For Your Corir— - U D BROUGHAM - ____ i i Wilts USEDXAIARS . 4 Door Sedon, medium gold \ffl\ \ ~ ';-HibDeaI« itauiluln ' .733-7365 wllh a motchlng vlnyt rool. ' ^ IhU eor It In exeellant condlli *2895

^ ‘ .1969 MERCURYf MONTEGOI 4 DOOR I Medium green w llho ’• .'■ ‘ Which i*M i...\W ()\fj]-oR(; 1 white rool, radio, hooior. O C O I P I E P ? ' ' ' ^ AVE YOOURSELF and white wall llret ...... ’1295 “ 1969PtYM0UlIHSTAnOH W AGON"- Potlel yotlow, eonirotllng Int • li® . ■ . .lAi-klct ^ i ' taiE-Mtt l l Y % ^ r%MOii V-8. oulomotle. power tiearir . | ' « S ' buic|< o s . ™ . . . „ j i >70 DODGE Ch^lenooi7 lactory' W, ond broket, ond much moro >895 . -I m«p ..wh«J». 4 spMd Trin. 25"sbullt.engine. j.OOO miles. 538- r49,alter4;)0p.m. .. C IA L S BILL WORK D SPEC a t I ndlllon.Call324-»47. ( Medium green with p.whlte r ' vorr 000(3 coodiHon- 8 Irseh, CHOOSE YOUR^•CAR— OT3F0RB6CRANTOIIMO .1976F0IID GR M N][I|C eondltlonlng. V-8. oulomotle. MITOUIO 1973MQ)CURrMAIiOII tleerlng S broket, loeol owni ; g g W n o . S1300. 734<»S2, 734- fgj in. V-6 engine. 7 door hordlop. V-8 V engine. .4 door hordlop,- V-8. ou Hr" M095 CHOOSE YOUR!H T I M E II automalic, posower stoerlng oulomotle, powar«ar tteering molle, powor Hearing 71 LTD BROUGHAM now ’ — S broket, rodiclio. olr cond. S broket, rojllo. oilolr cond, brokti. olr conditioning.r * 1976 CHEVR0LE,ET'/2 TON PICKUP lint, now Interior, otactrlc >. ' 1970 PLYHOUIH FURY 111 ~ ndow artd soats. Reg. luol. 4 door todon V-8 engine, out i 4-t^od tronimlttlon, ! nSDkjICK SPi.'iAl runssnd |*2icollom condition. tlSOO. S43- n I ' u molle ironimlMlon, todlo. hool« >95 »3a<95 ^2695 \ - 9 A M ' powar sloorinp. air ^dltlortln . Book prlee $4626 «8 FORO XL. 390 V-6 ongino, Wgood lira*, clodt. Stopping pric*.. OBRaSIFlEO ADS are iho ^ CUSIDttan 1972PMIUCIcwttus j » F 0£ 6j u a j Ith air, console, bucket M ats, I ^ ^ 4 door todon. ‘ S“, _.19I6.F0RD-C0UH1NTRY-SEDAN W AGON- I modftni way lo Mil th o u ur>- Oooood condition. No reasonable - , in2PLBi)in|aniliYiii \ V-a, outomoi- _2-door-hordlop.-V...... rwanto7POC t ; - _;otfoit0r-f0fU8«L733OTT.»«0r8.;;-;^ ^ Itlon. power power tleerlng,J. 4 ip ^ .. Je tronsmisslon',. papow er - 9-pot.engor.------111- molle tron«r^Ml‘d^aSoivica Contor. Klmberiy - HIWABOH .OaiABf I W - - - •6-monlhfbW. loodM,------Hr*,, ^ point, runs good,« slo . sen? - Tomsm 88------1963WFASIM1* ...... ’ s h a r p iw i Cwpo OeVlllo^” ' ‘llotc stop I U I / V-S e n glne.aulutomotic tront- V-8. oulomotle trorrontmittlon. 4 cylinder. 4 tpeed. rodl ttaarlng S broket, ro Inljob.newtlrea. 438-5095. 4 door hordtop.- V-8 engine, ““ oulc 'o- • mite*. Cleon. rodlo. conlrottlng tho «*tms. Sllyor ofay. t«.e0O, motle trcntmlulon. power tteei Ing S braket, ^dk. n "I; "Ir^nSilMng. 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