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■-C Good miaorning M u r t it a u g h r e j e c: t s s c hl o o l QuestItions Today>fot^s|ist:______Mostly cloudy wilhith ai chance o f show- about deathc ers and thundcrshowciwers. Highs near 55. Lows near 40. W est wi:w inds 10 to 15 mph. P a g e A 2 i^ n e r g i;e f ; H iH anseniT a p pir i o v e s aw^ait]tman By Brad Bowlin y By Phil Sahm Times-News writer K Timcs-News writer M U R T A U G H -V o ters herhere have reject- Court rules agaii;ainst counties Investigators wont cd a proposed school district consolidation TW IN F A L L S '- Inv County officials frcttlotted o ver M onday’s to question an "acqacquaintance" of with neighboring Hansen, 27C Supreme Court rulingng that loca! govern- Leslie Chouinard in thei: 31-year-old ments can't limit wherewh haulers take This is thc sccond consolicolidalion attempt woman's strangulationion death Friday. trash. tcto fail in Murtaugh sincc 198C Edward "Eddie"■ A{Aguilar; 31, was P a g e B I ^ Voters in Hansen favoredred the measure, supposed to speak wiiwilh policc about 257-88, b ut approval o f a majinajority o f voters . Chouinnrd's death,, butbu did not show Adjudication gn^ u p meets ''in both districts was required Ifor to pass! up for an interview,. TwinT\ Falls police • Tuesday’s vole means a long-running -CJclccliveTim Millers:crsaid. A newly appointedted committee will feud ovc)vcr how to re- meet today to discussuss new water laws ' ■ Chouinard QM p la c e Ihe lh Murtaugh died Friday by I passed by the 1994 Idal[daho Legislature. T hree district’s:t’s 77-ycar-old P a s e B Z strangulation in_ C reek high schochool likely will her Washington ___ continue. Park Apart- SuppodMders of consol-' ment. >■ B l . idation1 contendedco join- M o n d a y , ■ - . - ing Ihehe two small Twin Falls On the block school didistricts would County Prose- pave the way for a school}1 bondfc election cutor G. Rich- Cassia County is gelgetting ready to sell ^ that would pay for a new join school with- H H M 'ard Bevan filed the Cassia Memorialial Hospital, which out overburdcningproperty-ta(-■tax payers. charges against w ill be replaced a ho!hospital under con- But consolidation foes in;insist thc Mur- someone, but struction. taugh community can pay)ay for its own had the court A g u ila r school without adding signif’nificantly lo the file scaled, property tax burden. meaning thc informalioalion cannot yet be Murtaugh voters have rcjrejected school m ade public. bonds to pay for a ncwjchoho.ol.twicc_in..0 jh c ^ ___' Bevan wpuld not3t s say T u esd ay if A giiilar'ls'chargc'd’wil’with'ChoTiiriafd’s P‘past tw o years. Niiggets-Jazz Four o f the five Murtaughgh School: Board M M H death. "W e’re wantingting him for qucs- tioning," Bevan said.1. d a chancc to elimi- mmembers and thc school supciipcriniendent op- liie Ulah Jazz had a Aguilar was bclicvcd:ved to be in town the NBA playoffs posed p< consolidation w ith Hanj nate Denvef from th' Monday, Miller said.J. largin than what Tuesday. “It was a little wider marg H e and Bevan woulvoted against Department - 736-221C'216 - or Ihe Twin consolidation T uesday night. Falls Crime Stoppers;rs I Hotline at 736- But school board Chairnlirmon Michael 2218. Bland said ih c vote was nott unexpected.un ' Persons providingg irinformation can Cooking with twitwo ^• "That’s about where our)ur support has Murtau{ugh High School stuclentmt Justin Stanger adjustjste^ so g ^ sign fol- remain anonymous. Here's a couplc whcvho cook together - been b< all along,” hc said. Manjlany pro-consoli- lowing] •a rain show er'th^ soaklaked student pickets acracross from tho Mur*. • contentedly. C ity H all T u e s d a y 'a fto mm i o o n . dation poopjc had said they:y wouldv get be- • to u g h C ______, .} • ' ^ w C j ------“hin S d “a ”3chooH>ond*cffort*irt-if-the-m erger ------mmeasure failed, he added. * fear thc statest will itcoi^emn their old,)ld build- B lan d , 4 8 , grew gn up in Murtaugh andr^Glffltans isopen— Redpe exchangege Now that the votc’is over,r, thcth district w ill in g and eeliminate the district al)o(logether, graduated fromn scschool-herc. M iirtaugh students to disp< . Readers share theirir favoritei meringue go gc on with thc business off inimproving cur- forcing Ni spcrse to "Consolidationion is not a new issue. It was riculum and. making cducatcation better in Hansen,-V-Valley, Burley and Kimbcrlj:riy. . an issue when 1I vwas in high school,” he re-^family b(books to p p in g . Murtauph. Bland ^ id . But Blailand said lhat is unlikely, • ^ called. ______P »flO -C 1 ______M J.- -TheAssodBted Press___ The issue of what to do< nextne hkcly will----- Until’ththe' state 'makcs~prqvi5ionsIS tto-help“ And-xhirfuror■onivcrthc-most tecerir ai-- be discussed at the next board,boi meeting, small dististricis upgrade their facilitiilities. it’s tem'p't will leaveivc scars on the community, W A SH IN G TO N —- HiHow much is your June 13, he said. not goinglg to dictatc what local distriitricis do. Bland said. president worth? • Some consolidation suppor “This is not goigoing to go away," he said. porters say they he said. A t most, President ClinlonClin had assets of ' Who’ll lead coununty?' I 596,000 to S266.000 last;asl year, far less than firsl lady Hillary RodhanIham Clinton's hold- makes a recommen- Today’s editorial ma I ings o f at least S 5 16.00000 toti S1.05 million. dation in one of two) TTw in Falls County Here -■ arce Magic: Valley school 1returns Thc figures comc from•om the Clintons’ an-, ‘ commissioner races. sure form for 1993, P a s e A B TheTl Times-News S200.000lO supplemental levy passosed with • Jerome Schochool D istrict’s Taylor Brownn nual financial disclosure 156 “yes”>” votes to 51 "no” votes, won thc Zone 2 racc r wiih 72 votes to beatIt w hich w as released Tuesdlesday. Several loca! school dislH(jtricts held con- • Filerr 5School District Zone 2 incuicumbcnt Lyndcn Mowerver, with 65 votes, andd • • It shows that the first■st ffamily voluntarily tested School Board clecHonsms T uesday, and Dale C ooron edged C.C. Ramsey 65*64-64. Leonard Bay,.witlwith 48 voles. transferred most of theitheir holdings inlo a tutwo districts held levy votes.s. • Goodiiding County School Districirict Zone • Kimberly ScSchool District Zone 2 in-1- blind trust midway threthrough the year to Here are the results: 1 incumbebent Craig Muchow got 965 vvotes to cumbent Jamess Wright^ won with 68 voles, avoid potential confiictsicts of interest. The Senators on theegrill g • Cassia County School1 DDislrict voters beat writeite-in candidate Jay Thurbcrber who beating Vic Mel)lelynk, who got 6 votes. Inn couple's 14-ycar-old. daidaughter, Chelsea, T had assets estim ated at1 betweentie S23.000 to stioned the senators approved ap two levies. A S625625,000 supple- got 6 votelies. And incumbcni Clairerc M ajor iKe Zone 3 racc,;c, write-in candidate Oliver T he w itnesses questi< I- Sl 40,000. _ crim e-ridden neigh- menial ni' levy for general scho<:hool operations g ol 46 voirotes 10 beat Nancy Rasmuslussen in B ibby >vithdrcw:w and conceded to incum- as youngsters from crii T he'rcport docs providevide a glimpse at the boriiQods talked aboutut thei violence they got gc 1,061 “yes" votes to 404 "no" voles, thc Zone5 5 race. benl Karen A ndcrdcrso n .. t Zone 1 • • Miirtau^ SchoolSc District Zone 2 in-1- perks of officc that comi:ome with the presi- know and asked whatlat their lawmakers AiAnd a S3PP.000 facilities:s Ilevy was ap- ln_thchc-Valley School District 2 ...------^------pr•provedrrccciving 1,039 "yes”es” votes to 420 race, Pete;le Shawver got 24 votess l(lo beat cumbcnl Mike: BBland won with 60 votes, ' dency; Clinton reportedcd ireceiving gifts of arc doing about it. paintings, jewelry, ties,s, aathletic shoes and P « 9 e A 3 . "no”"n votes. Also, Zone 3 incumbent inc Neal Roy Wyat'alt, 13 votes, and R on Ro£logers, 2 beating Dana Silviiilvcrs' 41 votes. •lySll.OOO,, ■ ...... JcJeppesen won with 33 votes,cs, beating Bur- votes.-In,tir,the Z one 3 racc,-incumbentmt David— « cRichficld-2o-Zone-5 incumbent Sharon-n- Olher item s w onh nearly S ton Nagle, who got 23 votes.s. K ohtz gotot 61 votes to beat David1 Barnes,E Johnston lost to10 EverettI (Buck) Ward, 20-I. Am ong them w as a paintingpaii from singer ' Hawks on the wi]fving • Shoshone School Distlis tric t Z o n e 3 w ho got 2(26 voles. 17. Carly^Simon worth S1.200Sl,: and picture Congress is in a hawkiwkish m ood, appar- wrilc-in y,, candidate Dale ChcChatterton won • Castlitleford School District’s;*s S c o tt • V otes fromm Minidoka T County Schooli] frames from actor Toma HiHanks worth S530. • ently fueled by w hat mam any m e m b m con- with wi 74 votes, beating Sidlid Phillips, 26 Tverdy gogol 39 votes lo beat Terry Kramer,K D istrict’s tw o con:ontested School Board racess The president is only>nly required to dis- elude is indecisive forebreign policy in the . votes, yc and Jack Soloaga, 211 votes. v Also, a who got 3331 votes. hadn’t been countiunted by late T uesday nighl. close gifts w orth S250 or tmore. W hite House. P « g « A 4 j - Allergy drugs ha;hazardous Actor giv(/es $50,00jol Fed1 pushiles up key raates The Food and D iiigi^g A dm inistntion re- examines three commcimon antihistamine The Associatedi pPi™ . drugs after research conconcludes low doses, to Ech(tioHawk Rates rising aagain • can prom ote cancer gro>TOwth in lab m ice. W A SH IN G TOTON — Thc Federal The Federal Reserve Boar3rd boosted two key interesjrest rates a PaV ftA S n io Timea-NcwB and led its in o s ^ a g g r^ iv e ___ Reserve launched half-percentage point Tuesssday. Affected were the»federal fee funds ------Tbe Associated Press attack onlhflatidilion’ih“ more'than five years Tuesday,. boostingb« two key in- rate, the rate banks Chargeje each other for overnightght lo a n s, and BOISE - Democratictic Attorney General.La«® "y terest rates by a1 halfh: percentage point' th the e d isc o u n t ra te , w hich theh e F e d c h a rg e s fo r Its loan!3ans to banks. EchoHawk- bolstere^byby 1a 550,000 contribution fn 3te. a benchmark S e c tio n A C3^—-Cbmlcs-,o....r.^8 C( ------—I ^ ^ H ^ B H b J - e y --thairany-othef-gubemator t h o n a l------prime-!cnding-nI iuicbl iiicantng~that— ~12 W o rid ...... 6 .1 0 GGardeningj .9-10 candiijdidate, reports filed on Tui short-term borroTOwing costs will be ____ May17.1994L O pIhFon...... 8 -9 — day,y showed.si ' , rising for millions3ns of Americans. - 10 Prime rate ------"This contribution was a to 7J5% S e c tio n b But it also broughtbt( cheers from B - ^ rprise ta me,” EchoHaWk;«;said Wall Street whcihere both stocks and ° - _ -„_8«ctlon B ...... SSports.,.,. f ...... 1-4, a new s release. "I 'hBven’t n M in a ,r ; met bonds, posted impmp;cssive ralliesr a. r"' g ' - • I g y z — • MagIcVelIey...1 talked to' M r. HofTmtin.” .--V.‘j_v sharp contrMt to ^inioiswurrt-rats— ------O B K T a r^ ...... ------.. S e c tio n -B —------But heT not the* ohly'capffid] hikes ^ l i c r this year : that sent fman- '4 [4^25% ^ MnWSB88ia.;,.:3 B l u s in e s s ...... 1 forr governorg( attraciiog:big-flaiwmc . p{ji| ^narkeis intoto tailsplns.I ' pporteraJlcpubUcaa.J>.o ...... I d a h o ...... 4 . ,.LaLegal notices ..2 ...... - ... i-OTic D ow Joric!ries.industrial.overagiD.- -.t 2 - Fad fund# rate - — - [ l ^ l ------. Dom,3rn,’s la rg e st co n trib u to r vi CCl lassified ...... 1-6 shot up 49.11 poipoints while the Trea-! ■, . ArthiJih u r L affer o f C aliforaia, o‘’P® sury’s benchm arkuric 30-year bond post- . •' ® ^------S ^ o n C 1089 '1B90 1M 1 1M 2 1»Ba *04 H o ffm a n o f thithe architects of the Reagagon ed an impressiveve price gaia dial sent 1__ S e c U o n F F e a tu r e s ...... 1-8 econom ic policy, w ho gaveive $30,000. - . ^ e yield dow n to 7.2? percent, AP D e a r.A b b y ...... C l Classified....-rl-6 EchoHawk and Republic!ilican Phil Batt, front-runners Analysis altribributed the turnabout. larkctslvfcrc looking for. Th'rhe Fed creases may tie a rrmixed blessing for the race to succeed retiringing Democratic Goy.'Cecil in m arket sendmimcnt to a belief that hasas cleared the air,” said IDavid consumers, driviniving up s^oi:t-term ' ~JfJ^*W eprint'oh'itri recycled paper, dnis, have raised three to:o f fouT' tim es the m oney any*y ■ thc Fed’s movesres meant thc central Joneines, an economist at Aubrbrey G. bonowing costsI inf/A2 ' bank was throughIgh for the tim e being. L aw , I . "T h is is th eI decisivedl action that- ArA nalysts said th e F ed’s late‘test in- ■ pig^ le j a s e s e e FED /A 2

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______^w a s h i nIGTON:(AI»).r^.Moving g : ____.-J.‘SQciaLSccurity-touches.a. the. lives „ sponsor.of.lhcjh c .b ill, wid.thii.t_wpjul.d__ : The/teciT-WeE'e itto '* ’terec:ast~f6 r ay, May 18. • to make the: S3litics of Jicthe moment.”i The.agcn- ^. r m - public, the HoHouse Voted unanimous- • in the basem ent o f a huge bibureaucra- cy would be5 runru day-to-day by an - I O s -O s I 40a 50s 60s 70s 80t80s 90s 100s 1108 ly Tuesday loto lake ihe agency out of cy cj like the Department of0 Health excctilive direct!rector. Bonds ^ a ra te highgh temperature zones for thet h e d a y . J. the Dcpartmeinent of Health and Hu- and.Human or Services," saidd Rep. Jim Under the SenateSer version, a single :s. Bunhing. B R*Ky. adm inistratorr wouldwi run the agency - The legislaslalionj_approvcd by a Bunning said-HUS-ofni■ficials-ara -wilh-ovcfsighth t fifrom B part-tim e, scv- vote o f 413 to 0 . also ends unsuper- jiol ji( ‘Jufiiciently sensitive tcto the spc- en-mdnber advisoryadvi board, also bi- T vised <»sh pajpayments to dt^g addicts T7 cial,ci almdsVncar-sacrod-statlatus of the pa'fti^'. 0 0 em ployees, a budget rjf'i] ...... and alcoholicsics who use their Social Social Si Security trust' fund"1" and thal ■ W ilh 65,000 < 9 ^ Security disatsability benefits to feed independence in should imprprove con- of more thim1 $300 $3 billion and a net- ( _ ; J " their addiclion:ons. ’ grcssional gl oversight, clalarify and work of 1,30000 field1 o^ces, Social ^ The mcasursure must be rcconcilcd strengthen st the lines of resptiponsibility Security is thele biggest b departm ent in w ithin the ageiicy. HHS. — with a versionon approved by the Sen- w I ® ate earlier thistiis year, and then passed Rep. Bill Archer of Tcxa

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Nation SELL IT!ITIBUYIT!! T A T i mnes-News e ■ C l a s s i fified i e Wtl) Fill ■ Browm VS. EBoard 0ofEdudcation a livmiig k s s o I 3ry N e e d I ------TOPEKArKanr(AP)V P)^T en sec-' three in-10,10,-to please federal judges.- judge j disagreed, bul-he; was> over- -thcy-wcrc susupposcd-lo-do,!L5aid ___wouldJbrce_busing.lhal_wotw i ond- and third-graderJers in tcocher “It’s interestingint and sad at the: ruled r by an appeals court.;. Rich Jones, aran ottomey for the par- lo w h ite flight. "I think all of us want to r Tashirra Hale's classi plplop into their sometime,’le," said school board mem- The Topeka district co'rovers most ents. “The SupJupreme Court passed the neighborhood schools," Pari scats and log on to comcm'pulers in the ber Shermrman Parks. “You wouldI of c the city. It has three higligh schools, ball off to the'ie Topeka school district, nc Bclvoir Elementary Schi>chool library. think aftercr 40 years, ihis. would be a1 six s middle schools and 262i eiemen- and the Topckjcka school district fum- "W hat your first goal is r lary schools. Aljout one-tl-third of its bled it.” going8 ° iQ be is to base your c 733- They, were trying to0 growg crops as moot quesleslton, or, if not, a minor I gation on voluntary particip: port of a game.. A comorrect combina- -issue in the e d u c a tio n a l sy ste m .” - — almost i 14,000 students aiarc minori-.^- . But the disllistrict maintains il is a ga tion lights up the scrceireen with color- The BroiIrown anniversary comcs as> .1 lies. ‘ victim of dcmi;mographics it can't con- ththe community supportsI m a in ta in ful bu5ids.of-vegetablc!b lcs------^-attorneyss f(fo£.the.schooLdistrici,nnd„ -. U"‘J?f.aj’pc?l5.?ourt^uiguidelines, a troi. Simply’ piput, it stuck to the con* going go to work." arks said.. .^! - j 4 v -______’ The Topeka school}o1 system has for black< parentsp: continue to discuss> school £ IS too “racially id(dcntlfiablc” ' ccpl 'of ricighghbbrhood schools'bui -" An'analysis of ccnsus'ds a lw a y s oLir...... Topeka from 1960'Jhroug V inlversary 1; been trying to find theh e c o rrec t c o m - h o w to dcs • \ f areas that formerly were pi s • Bob N ora & j ^ ■ school segregation is1 unconslilulion-ur “I thinknk pcoplc today make too) Attorneys for the blacack parents slide,” said GGary Scbclius. the dis- an nanlly white now have sub ri'Chanc3lc?rwill i ^ : - ■' al. m u c h of it,” il Ms. Hale said of the: blame I the district for: notr being trict's lead attcitlo m c y . "In fact", a lol o f na itds of the n minority populations. ' from 5-7 p.rn. A “j>. ; W hite and blaclc;k children at Brown castase. In her classroom, pupils5 aggressive: enough. In thec lateI 1970s, good things hahave gone on.”, mi lalion that ./ ^ „ The city’s-while populai Belvoir work and playay sidc-by-side, arc evenlyly divided( by racc. ' ' thet district briefly ttijd openop enroll; • The parentsIts’ attorneys believe the nl white, 't _ f:. but the school is alsoso a symbol of In 1979,79, black parents relumed to) mcnl, i allowing slud?r^sIs to attend district wantsnts to rely too much on declined dc by 7.4 pcrccnt. wexist, but I minority population more th how far American socleKiety hM to go. court andid argued that the districtI schoolsi anywhere. 3 • volunlccrismm fro m th e w h ile c o m -_ m: predomi- 1'. / Plus-Bi bled. The city’s entire popu! ERY >'CAFE/y.* Years after the histiistoric ruling, hadn’t donedoi enough to eliminate5 ■ “I ihink prior admuiisiriiration^ a n d m u n ity to soloff ab o u t i \ having 266 fefederal youth programs sc attered a mlong o i several agcncics. OPS Sc b o t: “How do you plann lito help clean melon Brands up the community froifrom crime and. He said thtthat problem would be irovision in the crime bill violence?" asked Terrerrill Turner, a fixed by a pro agency that would func- I 17-year-old from W ashi creating an ag tion as a one-ie*stop clearinghouse for I 2 0 % . The six kids ranged:d fromf age to 17. Some brought alongal huge federal grant:inis to local youth pro- I o n % poster'with the namesies ages of R I I g ram s. I / Gim m e & AJ Brand dded, “The best programs I 140 children killed in Connecticut And hc addt iing 934-5636 c involve youjounger people to help_ I during the last five-yeare a rs — . shape and forrorm the programs,” ’ ’ R There was a legislatilativc hook for ^ard M. Melzenbaum. D- thfr hearing. The youroungsters were Sen. Howar he would rate juvenile p partldpants in the typep e oi f y o u th p ro - Ohio, said hc or 9 on a scale of 10 if grams that would recei'ceive more than violence 8 or ^ ^38 Main St., Soodlni Congress’i . But FREE: $1 billion under anti-cti-crhne leglsla- m e a s u r in g C “ G R O W II he added, “Fi“From the standpoint of tion making its way wi through (Congress) actactually doing something H O W T O H TGANG C o n g ress. about il.Jt’ss a 2 or 3. Ydii can’t pass “Why arc there no pro? - alow and dinliminatc youth violence." IN' grams for us?” Yahaira o f The senatorlors also made pilches for Bridgeport, Conn., askasked her sena- ING UP GANG FF communityy policing, p for keeping to r , C h r i s t o p h e r . I T h e guns from juveniles,ju\ arresting gang Democratic lawmakerjr cconducted the H E L P P R E V E N T < leaders ondd strengthening family R hearing as chairmann oof the Senate : FR! hristopher Dodd, D-Con^., chairman of the Senatat® relationships,IS. 4V0LVEMENT” Labor subcommitteese on' children. Sen. Cnn 1 individuals and Alcohol subcommittee ta lk s to Atlorney GtGeneral Janet Reno, who This cortimunlty sei family, drugs and alcohi» h o lis m . C h ild resn, n , Families, Drugs and Ale makes a rcgulgular practice of appcar- t, education and Otis Were, 9, of WWoshington, a the Otl8 Were, en 9, of W ashington, Tueiu e s d a y . will feature a panel ing before: congressionalc panels, youngest w itness, suggestedsu] that ,, - mental health pn lipants will be tl vote and young people; don’tc have insisted thatit s sh e w a it lo te stify u n til undercover police; officerso join would delelelegate the money for youth ' lEE SEMINAR political action commitlittees. You the youngsleiilcrs finished their qucs: provided with an ov( ictures, common games at playgroundsids so they can programs, f don’t.have the same cloulul” as voters tions. eminarisopentoall ini leam information to “bi“bust" the crim- And Darnell D Dalton, 13, of ' criminal activities, n ues, and cun-ent K>rt, wanted to know: “HowV and contributors, hc said.I. W h c n .h c:r r iturn came, Reno said in a ls. • • . ; t. Bridgeport II of law enforcement,arents e and other m a k e a, d iffc rc n c c -b y- b c in g— have reached one of Ihe ___trends In the slate. Nehme Abouzeic;eid, 17, of will wc m; B------But-h«^-suggos^cd-a- :nts in history” when they >rofesslonals. PartldparavoTdTseeottiing W eymouth, Mass., caicallcd on sena- here today'lay?” young people can pul theth pressure "rare moment; people can assist cH ;rcss. They can pass a bi|bipartisan anti-crime bill tors to “rate youthI violencevi on a Sen. PaulPo W cllstone, D-M inn.,,, 'on members of Congn gang participantsivenrfew of gang structilang activities. Igs'on juvc-. that would cccombine prevention and scale of 1 to 10.” Jennaruia Tho.mas, 16, gove thee witnessesv some blunt talk, should : schedule meeting ^luHnient technique: ■ of Hardecville, S.C.,C,, asked who telling them.the “Young people don’tt nile crime in thbir commimunilics and punishment.I. A foimal presentI. A focus on how pareed by a panel discussion withihiiaren and'teens ice a\ audience. Haldeiman diaaries pailint Nixoia as vinedictive ts or the victims of gani 1 the raw. Hc marked by pnpro-Israel demonstrations WASHINGTON (AP)\p) — The culo- went throirough his whole pitch aboutIt they pack morc punch in t: O'Leary chool on in lhe car- and Nixon hadlad 10 a'pplogizc lo the visi- ntation will be followed gies still echo — but ththe e controvctsies how h e ’ss reallyrc the guilty one." was highly crilical.of N aor n lier version, bul lhe two haiiad sincc rec- tor. Haldemanlan wrote thal Nixon was enveloping Richard NixonNi: were not The following f( day, Nixon th questions from the a “as mad as; he’sh' been sincc wc got buried w ilh him . announced*d Holdeman’s resignation ass oDciled. h at 81, four here.” Less than a monthh aftera the 37th well os lhallha of domestic adviser Johnn Nixon died last month 1 days afler a “Really i raged again loday TONIGHT! MAY 18 president’s death, his harsherhar ond more D stroke. At against Uniteiled Slates Jews bccause f Junior High Sell manipulative side is; exposedex by the EhrlichiiTm ^ n (Realty ragedod again today [ hi^ funeral; of their beibehavior,” Haldeman , aide who was privy to0 N a o n ’s private and th e firi ib y : S against ilniloc:ed States Jews iPresident wrote. "Hasas d.ecided to postpone This prc 7 :00 p.m. : thoughts. o f c o u n s C linton Jewish armrms supply for their : . T he Haldeman Diaiilaries” illuminate John Dea>ean, b e c a u se of theirth behavior. ( pleaded thal ‘unconsciononabic conduct.”! The I WEDNESDAY, M ’ a presidrat who-soughtht toI punish Jews who w • Twin Falls Ci Kociation. " ■ ■ Has decided>d to p o stpone ^“the day of delivery off LU.S. jets to Israel'was 1 for their nonsupport, wlw h o pla n n ed o n ab o u t to bic ju d g in g later postponio n e d . • Twin Falls Pi ^ btiildiflg anew political’iail’party in which the lid ofti t t t h e Jewish armims supply for j President in October5r 1 1970. Nixon was heckled irogram is sponsored b; John Connally could be president,1 who W aterga tsclonable con- j • TWin Falls SI th eir “unconsi Nixon _pn by a oowd of 2,000 anli-Vieinam War . relished dirt dug up aboubout Sen. E ^ard scandal. inseling C e n te r - JCt.»’ » -£" a n y t h i n g dem onstrators>is in S an Jose, C alif. In his •C anyon Viev .--M JCennedy...... ______.... “ T h c nn - b e ______«*“ <= but his memoirs hee ssaid he could not resist Crime Prevention Asso The 700-page book,}k, published by asked meIC i f l 1 entire life showing them:m how liltle respect he had Putnam, contains the contemporaneouscor could, d ( o ___ Police Department am or to request — H.ft. Haldeman, comc[ to a for ihcm andd sstood on the hood of the For more inlcrmatlc recollections by chiefief of sta^f^H.I^ son« chcchcck- - d o s e .” ...... - car giving lhehe V-sign, getting the prc- othercrime preSheriffs Depanment ipleasacall: ...... Haldcmah from the bcfbeginning ofthe "ing afoiiid iih d ...... T o)rmer rrr Nixon advisor -c , As it dictable readic:tion. Nixon presidency untilil thetl day in 1973 ^ reactionion to 3W Hospital and Couns Ifills in> Haldeman’su’s diary entry gives a dif- ' when the W atergatete heat became the spccch:ch as 9 Department n gaps on some wc/cil-know ri fercnl slant, Rod Pooler or tt unburable and Nixonm litold Haldeman I had domone in lhe past,” Haldeman I episodes, however, thee Haldeman “We wantented some confrontation lion about this program • . to resign. n o te d . “I said no, I didn’t think I book inevitably spotligh5hls Nixon’s and there wewerc no hecklers in the Nixon said “he’s pra;prayed hard over could.” ■eventlon Information pl d shortcomings, hall, so wc! Slsiallcd;departure a little Bill McDaniel or 3 Department ' this decision and it’s the toughest dcd- Haldemaiman, who died last year, had iit by French so they coulculd zero in outside, and ; sio n h e 's e v e r m ade," HaldemanHa dictat- used manymy of the diary enuics for hisis In 1970, the U.S. visit mpidoii w as , they sure did,'id," hc wrote. the Tviiin Falls Police D ; ed in to his d ia ry o n ALpril p n 2 9 .'TTien he 1978 book»k “The Ends of Power,” butIt President Georges Pom] 736 -2 2 0 0 M oyers has!5 s u r g e r y jr Twin Falls Sheriffs D 73 6 -4 0 4 0 NEW YORK (AP)P) •— Broadcast I.-. ^ { b IRENIT journalist Bill M oyeiss underwentui heart . “ID A H O G R O Wm A ” ■ bypass surgery'M ondinday, his office pR yij IIT TREES-FLOW ERING!G S H R U B S • said. IION SETS ~ HANGINC.B,I.BASKETS . His assistont, Lec-ee-Taylor. soid' ■ PATIO POTS tE INIKE nself into Mount ...... Moyers checked himse DE VARIEmE>F6EEDS-Sri . 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1______• . R E P U B i H I A-4 Tlmo3-Now3, Twin FnlliFalls, Idaho ' W ednesday. Moyy 18,1 1994 World^ Judge iwkish C(biigressi reflects ppublic S diliscontentitmtlifo]irei^pol)licy ' W t - ByDonaldMM.Rothbci8 strike! alysls Thc As.sodatciatcd Press . Assault shiiijr~ as primacy In forcign . 9 W T WASHINCjvjGTON — Bomb Bosnia, turc over who has p r i : ______policy.i-^-iL’s' sonsomething ihnl.Jhc ...... — ------invndo-Hoiti,-iti,-gear up for Korean-W ar---- - to-train in ...... — f S m histor Cbn-stitution left ambiguoas."amb J II. • p During WorldI W;War II and.Ihe Cold Congresss ISis in a hawkish mood these Caribbean War, the cxeculiveJC hadhi primacy, m days, pressirising President Clinlon lo- S ! — T he "Now with thee ColdO War over you commit U.S.S. imilitary power in trouble . WASHINGTON (AP) - amphibious as.saull ship USSSS Wasp see ... an effort by tboth the executive spots aroundid tthe globe. . a Congress lo establish check The dLscon»nlent also is reflcctcd in a ■ with " some 650 Marines on bo:>oard will . branch and Ihc Con be conducting “ refresher tratraining” new roles for thcmsiem.sclves," Beschloss . HELENA, Mont. (AP) —- A federal poll publisherJicd Tuesday thal found thc b I people unhappy wilh excrcises c in Caribbean wateiters dvcr said. judge siruck down the BrJrady Law American f Pentagon A new Washingtoiigton Post-ABC News foreign policy — or whal thc tl next several weeks, a Pc rcrequirement lhal local policcicc conduct Clinton’s foi poll said that 40 ■percentpen of Americans, BW -Mm ipcctivc gun"" " ■tijcysccasalalackofonc. official o said Tuesday. background checks on prospe Pentagon spokesman Dcnnimis Boxx 'approve of Clinton’:ion’s handling of for- m easure's .Dp they' h:have a point? Or is this a •buyer.s, but left intact ihe n said the movement of Ihc Marines K cign policy and 53 pperccnt disapprove. five-day waiting period. ca.« of posl-(sl-Cold War blues, a collcc- s ::iinlon has a clear for- ilion with a world grown at had h been scheduled for some; titime. Asked whether Qint The background-check retrcquircmenl live frtistralio :Lsc could cign policy, onlyy 13 perccnl said yes, 5 on the fed- onco Icss-thn:hrealcncd but more troublc- Queried whether Ihc cxercLs v:violates coastitutional limits o bc lied to the rcccnl published:d reports while 37 perccntt saisaid no and half had ^ ly by com- some? b ^ I eral ei government’s aulhorily lhal some 600 U.S. troops would w( bc no opinion. hP tM o ITmandeering state and locali officials o to "We’re in a: rough patch right now,” ll J the survey indicated Stale Department spokesman used u to topple thc Haitian, military n Beschloss said thi administer a federal law. U.JJ.S. Dislricl conceded Stal crc is "no thc public, whichhoncc on wanted Qinton Country Singer Joea McDonald,h/ center. Is aramong demonstrators Xirry. "A loi of these policies regime, n Boxx replIcd.thanhcK Judge Charles Lovell ruled Monday.M Mike McCun Ihcr than to conccntratc on Ihe economy, is jstaurantin Berkeley, fruit. It's hard to say they arc in ii te n t... lo do anything olhi W ednesday calling] forfc the Burger King real The ruling is believed toI beb the first may bear frui growing concernedled aboul : foreign poli- ’ ional Rifle gcttingsmashashing results." refresher f training.” Calif., to offer a meatllatless hamburger. ddecision in several Natioi Thc warship is scheduledd to pick eyas well. Association-backed challercngcs filed Congrtssus is impatient for results and the numbers showed ) impose its own Ideas. But up u Ihe M arines at Morehcai:ad Cily. • "Even when the around the country. Jh c laww went info indincd lo in Ihe public didn'l o re ifh c didn'tspend Congress chaiiiaractcrisucally speaks wilh ■ >N .C . on May 23.- Vegetaririans grill1 Burger «effecl Feb. 28. Thc Wasp, which had bibeen on lhat much time on forcign policy, it ssarily have many conflictlicting voices. The mling docs not neccss. duty near Somalia and retumoned home would have beenn sensiblem to give the [ita'nar said' ‘ ’ "W e haveive the opporlunity lo do d any impact oulsi'dc Monti 10 be refurbished, is conducticling Ihe appearancc o f doinJoing so. ... Bccausc o f constitu- something wiwith minimum resistance if U Lany Ellison, a professor of exerdscs so the crcw can bruslush up on there is a feelinglg lhatll: foreign policy King onfl beef-onilly policy . versity o f we decide tolo take military action,’ said c lional law at Ihe Unive ils engineering duties andid safety docs not get his firelfirst level of attention Montana. Olher federal coiourts could Rep. Davidd CObey, D-Wis., advocating n rable 10 a setback in a BERKELEY. Calif.lif. (A P ) — rcccnl 38-r

H o u ss e , to ll3 a c c o f i r m WeiightincreieasesJbreatist cancerr risks arr^nd-presented ------DALLASkS (AP)'— Brcasl'ca”n«rre'srcTcaTcKcrs^iravc'RcscarCh' h'livstitute-lnrTampa.-Fla— erican Sociciy for some adviceice for. tw cntysom clhing won/omen starting to Tuesday ntn a m eeting o f the A m eric ■ I I put on a few:w extra pounds: Lose weightghi. Clinical OiOncology. WM.M. A sludy’ sisuggests thal weight gainn aiaround age 30. Thc resi:searchcrs studied 218 womiomen with newly ; o v e r i n t i i n i d a t i o nparcd llicm w ilh even just anin extrai 10 or 20 pounds, ma;may substantially diagnoseded breast cancer and compai :r in life. 436 healthIhy women w ho Were tlre samij a m e a g c . ------Ky.,K; company and have bC'3ccn taken increase theie riski o f breast canccr later ii WASHINGTON (AP^ — A con- I lhal obesity is They fofound lhal half of the canceincer patients and oout i of context. Chief exexecutive Researchcchers hayp lo n g n o ticed lh grcssm an accuscd thc tobtobacco indus- set oiy to see if one-thirdd of the healthy women had hat gained m ore . -Thomas Sandefur poslporoned con- linked withlh breast canccr. So they scl • tryTucsdayof-intimidolidation il^ s r< w hen g ain in g lhan 15 popounds between ages 16 toi30. 30, Two-lhird.sof grcssional testimony aboutt theI docu- there is anyiny p articu lar lim e o f life.' % investigation Into whethether the indus- thc canccrcr patients and half of the concomparison group menls Tuesday, saying hee couldn’t w eight is espespecially hazardous, try conspired againstil / A m e ric a n s’ D |^ B sEjma tant dccadc in a had gainccled this much between nge: 30 and their cur- und that the mosl importan health. respond to somclhing lhalI 'Waxman - "We foun w om an s life was the third decade,”’ saidsa Dr. Norccn rent age. “Thc tobacco industristry may not w on’t lel him rend. : 30, the women who wentit o on to gel breast , Thc company wcnl on thcti offcn- Aziz. “Of' allal the decades in which, yoyou should lo^ Ai age I like it but their days off «secrels ... are canccr wci/cighcd an average o f 131 pounds, poi while the over," declared Rep. Re Henry sive. Tuesday, it sub{b p o c n a e d that extra wcweight, it’s thc third.” ng cancer, breast cancer is5 thoih leading can- comparisiison group weighed 120.). BBy age 4 0 , the Waxman, D-Calif. "Tl"The lobacco Waxman, chairman ollhithe House After lung of U.S. women. An estimatelatcd 46,000 pco- w omen wlwho got breasl canccr weighcighcd 139 pounds, industry is engaging in at pattern of Energy and Commerce Conommitlcc’s cer killer of e from it this year, compared:d wilh 128 for the healthy woiwomen. trying to intimidate peopeople ... which heallh subcommittee, fcllo'low smok- pie will die f actors are thought to inf]uen

Antihisistamine otecancUl :er bl Ol . ^s t r i d tumor' growth •chers"oi sa si ly WASHINGTON (A(AP) — The Janssen P tilshots of antihislamincs. B. Food and Drug Adminisinistratibn is rc- Titusville, 1 to At the end of 20 days,5, the mice examining three comnmmon allergy in Claritir olwere killed and theirir lu jn o rs removed and weighed. drugs after Canadianin researchers i Plough APph* concluded they can proipromote cancer Hydroxyzi The mice injected witith lorata- Health Secretary % on too-cool saiandals and sprln§ngy / growth in laboratory’ m ice, even at seven allcrg dine had tumor weightss 150 per- Save 20-30% Califano Jr. testifies w low doses. specificall} ccnt to 390 percent larger;er than thc IS that lift you to greater heightsIts. In a study to beb e '.p u b lis h e d Atarax, mactie House Health and \Scontrol mice and both mir elanom a sport shoes 0 Wednesday in'the JouJournal of the of Pfizer mln< e n t s u b c o m m itte e niand fibrosarcoma were stimulated,st W om en’s Hundnls: National Cancerr Institute, All are pi Both ciincers also were stimulatedsi Comfortaortablc. cosual and in aiylc. Wi 0 0 .'1 9 .9 9 . ifescarchere at the Manitiinitoba lnS\ilutc ireat sympti'■ I,'in m ice o n astcm izole and ai tumor - ' A. •’Crui»cr“ by Buakcns. letLeather-upper huaniche in tanan. white or multi, reg. 30.00. 34 p e rc c n t______' . T V o f Cell Biology in WiniWinnipeg report fever. ater, couldn’t prove ciga- Sweights were up lo 184 t>i-Lealht)r-4liong-in4>rownrXcocxu;f.o.or.wlulr..rfg. .14.00.22 4 4 .i .9 9 .______lhat cancer tumors grev;rew faster and Brandessc any o f those problem s. pilarger than controls-fsT O n ly stimulated larger in mice injectedcd with lorata- results , of& Williamson contends oimelanoma cancer was st Save 25% on metmcn’a & womcniisitntj nliocf** Irom'NTkc*f und Hcebok* nents were stolen by a dis- u:in mice on hydroxyzine andar tumors dine, aslemizole andi hhydroxyzine, researchers R c r . 42.95-86.95. nonow 3 2 .2 1 ^ 5 .2 1 . F-xcludcscs Nike Air und Nike sundnls.nls. ______three antihistamines. agfincy is formerC( employee who is siwere 171 perccnt larger thantl in the ■ Two other tested antihistamant ines, , efforts o fI thsabotage the.Louisville, hicontrol group. _ ____ ■ Men's nnd Women's StnJtioes...... - ...... - - doxylamine and cetiriziiizine, were.nol ^ "Ldobeli Brandes said one impororiant find- found to stimulate cacancer tumor investigate i ing of thc study was thatI thet mouse itihtslamine growth, said Dr. Lomeme J. Brandes, FDA. cancers responded tb antil 5c taken by ‘ p rin cip ^ author o f thee ststudy. A stntcmes promcdoses equivalent to those “I’am very concernedBed aboul these that no hur humans. Usually whenI drugs( are findings,” said Brandesdes, "and so is port thc resi tested for cancer causasation, the :ly tolerated thc FDA.” “T h e ag( doses used are only barely 1, researcby the mice. A n FD A scientist, whowh asked noi therefore, tl Such studies also arc usiisuaily con- ■to be named, said thehe agency was labeling orPharmaceutlca Inc. of sl riously and was ranted," thc dueled on mice that do notnc already talcing the finding serioi ;, N.J. Loralidine is found tl on antihisia- However ; ,have cancer, said Brancn d es. A s a "conducting research o tin, made by Schering- w I , < 1 Dwever, the sci- to duplicat< ' result, lhat research docss not deter- m ines and cancer. Howe of Madison, N.J. u : re le v a n c e to studies, inc • mine if thc test drug In cllnlinical doses entist said that thc rc yzinc, is used' in at icasl ;mlcal slimula- types of ci ;■ will stimulate pre-existingg (cancer, he human health of chemi orgy products, but Brandes d tion of tumors in micece “is‘ yet to be epidcmiolo I said. . wilh canccrilly linked his study with o Brandes said he hopesi cothers will proven. nade by the Roerig D ivision c study. “Wc - Brandes said thatI heh( would not In the , attem pt to. duplicate his st Inc. o f N ew York. I needa to inv^^estigale thee low-dosc encourage people to stO|stop using anti- Brandes; anprescription drii'^ iised to E e benefits out- cells for , effects o f the.sc drugs,” hcsaid. c : histamines, because b tptoms of allergies and hay ii :e president -w cjgh the risks. Patientsmts.Vshould use—melyioma. I Dr. Francis Cuss, vice ARCHf ______I » for research-at Scheringng-Plough, 7 h i thm for as shod a periperiod as possi- mice in a : es said.he earlier gave the li id il is not - ble and only w hen rea:really needed,” were then ( : maker of Claritin, said • _ group wasof the study to FDAI n proven that chemicals thatlat stimulate ' — . h e s a id ...... :rs and was told the federal ii main-ingredient and receiv i existing cancers in mice« w 1i n . a v c D - i-000-206-4802 ' A stcm izole is the mai : conducting new studies on v /ALLEY MALL, TWIN FALLSF/ - 734-4800 • TCTOLL FREE IN IDAHO- lufactured by of thc olhe ' thc sam e effect on humans. in Hismanal, manuf f the antihistamines. c lelievc they’re doing a lot to te this,” Brandes said of thc ii Homelless mai] ic ^ '■ ement from the FDA said d luman clinical studies sup- h b S rw em . i results of Brandes’ research. t< will listeten to the concernrns of her constitutuents. H questicioned byagency does not believe, d :, that changes in thc drugs’ b • NEW ORLEANS; (/(AP) — First ed," Dennior approval status are war- honored- as a hero, homelessho man asked forthc FDA statement said: d m Michael Dennis noww isi Ihe object grateful /er,foi the FDA said it is trying , h will be tthe leader for thele citizens of Distrjtrict 22. H of quistio^is aboutt whatw role he Policeate c thc results of Brandes’ r m i^ have played inIn thet resciie o f w as livingincluding the use oT'other r S U £ aicdderly couple froifrom a burning been panl' cancer, and may conduct' v w here thc3logicai studies'oh patients s B u a m UL .“i think it's ju s t a bi{b ig scam . H e’s hero. . cer. will resesearch the issues thtl at are im portanirit to her H making this stuff up as he goes “Withole Canadian research, a State of Idaho. ■ along,” said Glen Cha'harouleau, tbe human liftand his associates injected r constituiients, the Magic: 1Valley and the St ______man~now beiieyed:d 1 by the fire said at thc)r two types of cancer, e - S e n a t o r J o r c:e e M cRoberts | ------dejpartment to have; pupullea"iric8sf .....T h c 'b rna_and_£ibrosarcoma, i into Senam a te lilaiontyLeaS^^M o s e person from theicar. ca report alsa lab colony. The rodents f ______D lstrla 2 2 ■ "I pulled those peopeople out and with Chai:n divided into groups. O ne r iw.’? -taken creditdit for it," store in /asth< separated as a control f Chqmiileflu said Tuesdesday. whoNvosasived placebo shots. Each e : .Deiuiis was siopled:d < out by p o lic e ' taking partiher groups received daily I B L £ L ...... a n d w itn e s s e s inTTT'{h6 rescue-uf ------Thai-Mp B u n m --Margaret and ElmolO Waltzer.’ Hc “There 1 - ^ '-Will giv(;?e District 22 thei

A-6 . Tlmoa-Nqwa, Twin Foils,J. Idaho id W odnosday. Moy 1 a1.1M4 . Ii • ■ ■■ ■ _ / World .1 ipteadsgguilty to ihaving stctolen : ______V ...... - . Teen goodasrvandaalism chairgedrop]pped SINGAPORELE (AP) — Prosecutors struckjck a plea bar- for a higli crinime rale in the United States, with an American t«n-agcr•r chargedci in a -Proscculonjrs said they made the deal;al withv Frechill gain Tuesday wil Olhcr teen-agers EC, sparing Singapore-furthercr frictionfi wilh bccauM it ap|ippcarcd that Fay and two oihi vandalism spree, : needed tcslimo- fc'cr its floggiig penalty for vanei-andalism. conviclcd inI thell cose would nol provide ne< ! T ^ ! 1 Washington over : based on siatc- SKUgte Stephen P. FreFrechill. 17,’of Chicago pleadefense teat parachutlata I 3 commemoration of the Normandy, Monday mainarking the beglnnnlngI ofo the French military’s ci t/o v e h ic le s fro m t h e F r ein n c c h 2 fid A rm o re d DIvJalc rly vote siniDce ’64 D-Day landings In 1944.H4. A ls o p lc tu r e d .a r e tw o M alan casts 1st5t multipan ^ Any ballots for a hew 177-177-seat Parliament 7 -^ BLANTYRE,1, M alaw i (A P ) rcsourources to earn hard currency, kvfound money would be usede d for and a new president.nt. Counting( wps lo •. Ragged but full of hope, Malawi vot- newfo ifter polling stations im their impoverished housitusing, roads and schools. Mu4uluzi start immediately after orman(idy strik crs straggled from Tuesday, and final inch, N( closed at 6 p.m .'Tuc To Frei 10 cast ballots in the said,d. f villages Tuesday lc led Thursday. election since indc- Mounting Mo calls for dcmocr;rracy,.. results were expected ’ first multiparty el lg stations, voters ; 4 . backcieked by Western donors who) ffroze A t rural polling s pcndencc in 1964. ;cl poveny in which ex p c c le d lo o u st despcispcratcly needed aid. forccd Banda Bi illustrated the abjccl p nvasion T hey w e re c: Ihcy live, Derationn, not in , the self-proclaimed loholihold thc election. was lib ;lolhcs and missing Kamuzu Banda,vho ll has ruled for 30 Africa’s Afr longest-serving dicticlaior. Most had lom cloil cc Kubala. 6 6 , who Knight-Ridder News Scrviccicc I I life president whcto develop his soulh- Band:inda governed through terroror ond teeth, such as Falicc F “jicw things.” Thc. _ years but failed ion,to one of the w orld's intimlimidalion, rejecting chargcges of said she wanted “jic VIERVILLE-SUR-MER. I ap opens a.celebrationj [ § cast African nation humaman rights abuses by sayingng-his widow, who makesICS 1a living selling Jum; !S, said she oncc hacl Fifly years ago, thc U.J poorest, da Cabinet minister peopliQplc wanted leadership in the: iradi-l: fruit and vegetables, s; bardcil ihis be pot on Utah Beach where govcmment confis* destroyer Harding bombai BEACH, Francc (AP) — spot c the Former Bandawas expected to w in, lionalnal autocratic African style. land bul Banda’s gov tiny, Nazi-occupicd lown on Francc s c gaze g, of 200 applauding FrcrTcnch 2nd Armored Divis1 Ah estimated 3.7 million voters;rs cast catcd it. ision Bakili Muluzi wa:ploit Malawi’s mineral Ah Normandy coasl, destroyingmg both Ihc schoolchildildren, 15 parachutists cam^am c ashore on Aug. 1, 194444 , to promising to explo oin U.S. Gen. George Patto village church and Thcrcsc's'Chcda - bailed oul: ofol a Worid W ar II plane join [ton’s _ _ __ A nglay's elegant, 2-centuo'-cry-old family Monday :o lo kick 1 off France’s offi- ThirTiird Army. iston artist | The 15 men who jum] South Bos manor house. cial-D'Daycy celebrations. Tl m pcd _ , No matter. When a lour: groupgn of 42 The parjc (Monday arc test parachutists iaside riichulists got a jum p on M or IS for claims sea World War II veteransIS fromf Ihe celcbralions marking thc thchc Frcnch1 defense ministry. T eland (AP)^ A 27- J Harding showed up in VicrviOTillccailier Allied invasvusion of Europe, which landandcd under parachutes rcsi DUBLIN, Irclarom Soulh Boston has ._ t dal-An^ay s ^ this month. Madame Chedal- Normandy on D-Day — bliniling the French flag nearr itwo year-old artist fronlb in County Cork after f e $ S » husband insisted they all co: irmorcd vehicles used by the “ "■ehome j„„,6,1944)44. armi e 2 nd his ‘ prowess at dart- 7 with him' for warm talk andnd ia glass o f ^ s p an ofof massive 50th anniver- ArmArmored Division. dem onstrating iwing hi; a pint of stout. They jumped oul of a tw, wine. . sary commcmemorations, the Frcnch Tl tw in- lulligan, known as Jay, The slightly embarrassedrfAm A cn^ mililaiyissls staging events along thc engi:ngincd Dakota aircraftrknowi as ‘John Joseph MuiIther Americans on .v Jeir hoslcis, said that was very nicc. Thei im Normandy lo Paris, aI C-47C- or DC-3, lhat towed ircirooD- b ested nine othithe Connie Doolan pub fm now 68. said otherwise. “MyMywiclold „hi,hFrenc:nch and American troops fillcillcd gliders over the Eng!lolish Monday to win themiles southwest of ;• thc group, *We are not nic< “ .y,® Jibcraledonon Aug. 25.1944. Charhanncl to Francc on thc nigh^. of in Cobh, 140 m her husband, Jean-Petcr. “She‘V said, Thcjum[mp took place over the thcihc invasion. ^ Dublin. South Boston is doing •You are nicc to liberate us.’" “A kid from Soiay ... To be a part of / Liberation. It seemss a slightly '------7 ------main street in thc village sonon of Ihc late Maric-Madj— ~ — pretty well todayly relatives come from. 7, antique word these days, and an perhaps name of ihe mi idclcinc Ireland, where my 1 u’Pont — Ruc dc la 'Foui•ourcade, one of the most rcni lc dream that’s comc a somewhat antique persprspcctivc as of Chef du cnowned |s an; impossible i i is in thc tiilc of coiintless wonvomcn in the resistance moven ivner said in a statement '■'« Francc and the United StaiStales bicker Liberation. Il is ®‘’'®'’i.°;_tiiic.'A thc.ncw.owni :h books, maps and occiiccupicd Francc, and he sa less Brewing, the con- ^ about everylhing from agricultural agi new Frcnch says, ' I Issued by Guinncs: 1 the Normandy landing, ll wouvould bc personally lushamcd i trade and policy oh Bosnosnia lo Ihc brochures on ih d i f any- ,esi sponsor. ecially designed labels of one)nc took advaniagc.” intrusion of U.S. culture: ininto Frcnch is on thc spcci; rsary Bordeaux wine and In fact, quite the opposite sc' _ language and life. 50lh anniversa: ousands of gourmet cookisikies and clitna plates arid bcK happening.—------h ■ Bul as lens'of thou! Everywhere along ihe Non American D-Day veteransns |prepare to ashtrays andd aanything else that can E srmandy And it is part o f innumer- c»astlinc, o ^ roads arc being pavci land again for 50th anniverivcrsary cclc- bear a decal. Ai new ' isements celebrating t h e visitvisitor facilities arc being rushi brations of their historicic sstrike into able advertise war began to end for thc shafihape, families are preparing ti Normandy, thousands oftf FrcnchF arc moment the wi to open ;m as heroes, people of thisis i Slill mostly rural region Ihciiheir homes to American gucs preparing to wclcomc them imall villages are planning ek of northern FraiFrancc. sma elaborate rcscucis — liberalors. _ ceremonies, fireworks sho\ The people of Normandyidy don’l private meetings betwccilows hold that sentiment lighdy.1- )not speak :cn U.S. n ‘Do r • veterans and the pcopit [)lc they “There were 40 Germansms livmg ,' <■‘invasion’ freed. in this house, in this room,'im," says ' Chcdal-Anglay’s Vicrvi. rblcl with > French people. for 70-year-old Monique Corbie with th e I insiancc, a town of only 25' 250 year- a disgusted gesture acroj:ross the Invasion || Is round residents, plans to l ) accom- huge living room of. her mansionmi . , ^ modalc 5,000 people on J in. Back by ana enem y, 1 June outside Tour cn Bcssin. the day before thc tniern; then, this was her aunt’s’s home.I The Genirnians Invaded .. VIP celebrations o f the ai ond Corblet was working f . The Americans sary are held on the in’ French resistance and Ihc I beaches and in thc war ceir ^ viW H as artcsl- ted us in 1944.’ emctcrics Army. Eventually she was ; ilboratoi scattered throughout the reg cd for spying and made a factoryf • Fourcade, whose farm m laborer in Germany. A yeai manor 'Sc'S -Thererese Chedal-Anglay' also' 0 small-gUBSt facil thc Allies arrived, and sh “ putting up 20 to 30 vctcra: i l i t y r » — free. and . . U.S.. Britisitish and C anadian fla^ s Iheir Ihci families al his house and Liberation...... the center of the historic others othc in the nearby counnyside ------“On thc first day wc wereere happy, wc 'h a n g over thc ycux, ancient home of Why, V after 50 years? Why were in iov." says Henri JeanJca Renaudi city of Bayc y all m ■ancTSOn-Of-a—William-the-Ce-Gonqueror,-Iiv-lhc_win- now 60-year-old pharmacist anc The Normans answer a bit Edisc. As an dows of hunundreds of businesses, T pharmacist in Sl. Mere Egl and tour buses is thc sign: tiently, tien as if the answers ore as c enthralled boy of 10, hc hohod watched hotels, taxis an Cither’s store “Wc welcomene our> liberalors." today todi as they were a half-centui from a back room of his M Rcnaud says: “We have here e — as U.S. Business pcpeople concede lhal ihcy P — now his own office - young Americans buried In I ^ ^ B very good summer wiih all you paratroopers dropped intonto his town.' will have a vcr I coming back, but there is ccmctcrics. ccn No, they are not hi ‘T his is il!" his father said.d the soldiers co ony 10 it lhan thal. more moi but it is a very strong lini ■‘We. tried to speakIk with, the much more toi lo the . jiglay, fit and outspoken at war." wai Americans bul ihcy wouldmid not.” the Oedal-Angl imcone came to Viervillc Chedal-Anglay C says: "Wc kr younger Rcnaud says. "1“They werc 74, says'somc know the the town to cooperate in vets vctj wc meet arc between the afraid also. 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______— I— ^------V:' BES3S9BBSQ38 TTFFUMI-lil-lg rs ipiiiioin Editoririal C QUICK,T i should piick Williaiims, 1 \A 1 ITS HILL J Voters ‘ Sr PET TUR Maujighan for' fall’s racice te Three months agago today, in this theiiicir clccted ofTicials than1 a govern- ' space, .wc lamentedted how few candi- menlent that works and doesn’tm’t intrude ^ • dales were compctiieting for two Twin ona livesli and livelihoods. I^alls County Comrtmmission scats this FcFor a commissioner — partpai neigh- 1 year, and how bigg a challenge would bor.Dr. part confessor, pan lighti;htning-rod Bl facc the winners. - the morc local know-how,)w, the bet- jl • The job may nolloi have gotten any , ter.r. easier, but the courountj’s voters now ' Philosophically, Ph WilliamsIS isi: similar V hav e a real clio icc; alaboul who's going in1 irmany ways to Etheridge,;, whov also lo d o it. w oould u make a good commissiissioner. .. . Seven pcoplc haveave filed for the scat BiBul Williams has lived herhere longer of outgoing CommisTiissioner Jim Fraley andid has skills that are ncedeid c d o n th e in Districi 3,, including two com)mmission now. Democrats - creatin;ting the firsl Demo- LiLikewise, Dowd mightt beb well- _ cralic primary racee inii rock-ribbed Rc- suitelitcd for another elcclcd offijfTice, with publican Twin Fallsills County in a long her;r gadflyj reputation. But on a three- tim e. m ce m1 b e r Those seven m m i s s i o n ^ include some H aiSSiSH rs'lo sc m cm * candidates with On Tuesday, voters; throughoutth Twin bersr s d e p e n d s tr o n g c r e d e n - fFalls County will nomirtiinaie Democratic hcav:avily on , tials. On the .- yand Republican candiididalcs for two eachc h o t h e r ' G O P t i c k e t . - ccounty commissionerr iscats. Five Re- for' inir f o r m a - former Twin rpublicans and two Demiimocrats arc seek- . tionn ,j and ,co- Falls Cily in i g 10 replace outgoingng Commissioner operc r a t l o n , C o u n c ilw o m a n JJim Fraley in tiic Distrstrict 3 scat. The berr clcctionc I Pani Dowd has Republicans F are Pamim Dowd, John couldiild lead to tters a long record of Etheridge, E Daleinc: 1Talbot. David gridlod lo c k . ------activism for \W illiams and Bobb Wright. The Ther h e o t h e r Twin Fafalls needs Grindstafa f T nation tolerated1 diedi< insdtution o f slavery for al- who lives in Wendell whcwho is qualified as an ad- ; before fhc Old Souih ever ministrator and was not hi chiid-welfnre- £Democrats arc Dennislis Maughan and candndidatcs . . T^„Fa||ills County needs Gary Grinds,ris is it a power game? . John Etheridge, tk at the DisnHct 1 W rigright, are tyiscxpcrie•icncing a growth rate never bebefore cession four slave Tomorrow wc’ll look die summer o f 1862, PresidentIt M any Wendellites have concluded die rca- nning as seen. Wc hahave gol to have people in govinucm Union. During tlic •a real csiaic race, r .which features fofour Republicans runni " Ifl could save die Union widi-ih- son Kevin wasn’t hiredid wasw. bccausc hc owns a c o uu m n t y c m - mcm who aiare Iwowlcdgable, clear ihinkinkinc and Lincoln wrote, "If agent, lias been and a one Democrat. out freeing die sla>slavcs, 1 would do it" home ih die communityity anda is honest and )yces who expcricnccd;d in running a b^incss. a leader of the Remember, even thou]Dugh the cohimis- ployc vhat Mr. Pilts diinks, Soudicm-1- loved by young and oldId alalike. He is nof die first that type o f individual. His fambmoper- ' Conlmry 10 whn Twin Falls s irate geographical haveve their Gaiylsthj 3ked for an administrator sioners represent separa ite successful. He now servessaspEii- a: '""eiedevoledlsl lo die nalion and the ConsUtuitu- local who was overlookccl Arca Chamber - d Ils County voters own•n aga e n d a s, ation is quite ulous of their rights and pipper-tr- posidon in Wendell. WeVe lost1 two great educa- districls. all Twin Falls ! fair board and has done so adnidmirablv non butw erejcalo b u liwc w doubt Jnt ofthe 6 ly. n ie y fell stronjong about local control and tors when a qualified persperson was not even ofCommerce. nmay vote in both races. 'S a willingness lo work with pc J- shown the consideradonon o f an interview a few David W il-I ___ th e y well, nnd hc will "get il done”' ’’ when\ "8^*^ “8“'"5ainst a backdrop of more regu- ' laiion and a bigger;gcr federal govcmmcnL In fact,ct, years ago. H e owns propcropcrty in Wendell too. liams, a retired rcprc£.resent the a,stimc«i.rjmcs for action. In my opinion, iTonfcderate government drew Ifan d when the old highhig] school is iitilizcd as Intenial Revenue SciService field agent, coununty as a whole very cfTecti' , Icvcl-hcadcd county Ic^ershijship like when die new Con n sood, Il on, il was a virtual copy o f U.S.S. a learning center, a needed willv arise for morc has a 30-year backgrkground in account- On Or the other side of thehc ballot, wchavcneviever needed il before, and Garyary Grind- up its constitution. ^ charter. In the prea)reamble, however, the states maintenance help. It iss understooduni diat none of ing and finance, whivhilc Deputy Coun- DcniL‘nnis M aughan, who work-orks in* a staff is justt thetl person for the job. were declared sovcwvcrc^ign. die schools’ facilidcs arc ias neat and clean as cal auto dealership,I, i s t h e DANCAlARTERY ty Assessor Dalcincne Talbot and sher- loca Obviously, slavelavery was a serious divisive desirable. Do die maintcniitenancc people need a • ■ 1 for coun- _ Twin Fallills iff's Sgt. Bob WriVright have many strorrongcst Democrat to run fo force in splittingg dldie Union, yet in 1860 the Rle- e­ good supervisor, somestraining tra or a shol of years of courthouse;e scrvs icc, ty officc.here ol in a decadc.5. He’sI ar­ r»n« publican Party did nol want lo abolish slavery, adrenaline? Last, but notnot 1least, many WcndeU Each of llie fivei would\\ bring valu- ticuculatc and wcH-informtm e d . h a s . Positivee drug test was wroh®"8 nor did Congress.'ss. They only wanted lo conminin litcs grouse and growl;I; nowno it’s time to let your able perspective to the job. But wc livec/ed in Twin Falls for moslo s t o f h is I do not havelu a story about how bad the it. Yet, Mr. Pittss cl:chooses 10 blame die Soudi forfoi wishes be known diat the school tnislees rcprc------ihink-WtliiHinH-iiHht-tlie-besi-bet-for-the—1 ife-re-and-is-an-ldah'o-rialtitciv c i f h if i_____ GoodingXiii^nimty Inil k r^rhnw iinfiiir lhg_ha-jodas— alUho-illM>f4»nd:ipi;tnnc and pinpoint? th** « - ' t/.nt ynti nnri nnf nn nhseniisentec administrator! ------R ep u b lic a n n o m in alaiion. ii - ...... - - part}irty can come up wilh monlore c a n d i- ore. but I bellelicve Ihe public should hearr mym sto- flog as duit symbolibol. Sounds a little racist to me.le. U O N E L HARMS The reason has as much to do wiih date;Ites of his caliber, the DeiD em o c ra is T he Soudi sulTciifTered a dlevastating defeat in it!its Wendell rrcntly in jail on a violat icmperamenl as il dodoes with politics, coul)uld finally make their long- S - w a i t . ilation. crusadc for indcpa!T)cndcncc. Whcdicr’it ought to0 i a diny urinalysis. The problertlemwidi have struggled to t]diat end largely remained New Filer highI scschool is needed W illiams is a numlambers man, a carc- cdI comci eback hCre.' ve proof that the urinalysis is n is not unanswered. Rcgaijgardless, il was dicir cause. On Thursday, May 19,;l9 ,aS 5 .5 million bond ------—CuLfiiIiow_who_dociocsalLmakc_dcci:____HansenHc .City .Councilwomaim an_L inda parole ofTicer.-BelHansen,-too lookm y------O ut-ofthcsuffofTcring.-humiliaticm^d grind—' issue election forThe cons»nslfuciion'of anew sions unless they’ acadd up. We think Mededlcy got inlo the race bccbecause of urinalysis on March 14 and on March IS 15 and ing'poverty diatt rc5rcsullc^ a legend arose based° high school will be held.Id. that's essential onI a commission that lhee controvjirsyc over the now-jw-defunct loldmethatat it was dirty. I knew iliis was 'as not , on duty, honor and sacrifice against insur- .Of our Filer cidzcns5 who,wh for love o f tru dl musl make some hanlard decisions aboul propoposal to build the countylly la n d fill true so I wcr'cnt to the Gooding County Mo Hospiml ■ mountable odds5 - 1not glory. This legend is in- and knowledge even asIS di'dieir parents and grand- Hansen Butlc. She has somi3m c h o m e - and had Royoy Tanner give me a urinalysis big-iicket counly sp.spending and thor- al H: 'SIS the icitwined widi dieihe legacy o f soudicm heroes . parents before diem, takeoke from dicir own wants ready for afternoon ofo f March 15. The results lo llia oughly oversee individualinc depart- worlork to do before she’s rc; dial lest such as Lee, Jacksc:kson and Stuart, togedierwidi" by taxes and gifts and senscrvicc; secure in die were ncgaiivlive. m ents. counlunty ofTice. iheir traditions andand cultures. Il is today largelyy knowing dial part of diemticmsclvcs reappearing in llic Boisc Parole Division and W illiam s is a lso> ihlh e o n ly o n e o f th e Still,Sti she and the othersi ar a rc to b e 1 called iln ad in- symbolized in diehe starss and bars battle flag. Mr. children will move forwarrward, die search into the :m o f the situation. I was toldd rnot 10 Pitis should try tolto look for die good in diat flag Hve GOP hopefulsj Is without a con- comi•mmcndcd for making thele c o m m it- formed then, ‘8 -m ysteriesand m arvelous5}us simplicities o f diis - ause die lest taken by Mr. Hanjanscn raihcr dian bittemc siituency, a genuineinc free agent who , menent of lime and money, toK try to wonyhec™ rmcss and hate. The flag is n o‘ t.- sUmige and beaudfiil univjnivcrse - our home. wasjustaflcfield test and did not cany diehe weight about racism. In1 diedn final analysis, hc should could be a strong,;, independent^i and chanlange things, at the courthoi OEORGE ANTHONYN Y ^ house. We „rafulI-bIov(own test like the hospital’s tesitest. t y to build bridges[ges nol destroy dicm. ink Williams-and Maughan Filer . when necessary, conlontrarian voiccon a ihinl« m n a re th e iw illb c:.die il first person to admh I havilavca BUXMCNAU\LLY commission that’sI oftenof subjcct lo in- bestst qualified to do the job. BBi ut w h a t- past, but I anam changing Jorxhc better. I wwas just p»pwt tense public pressurejr e .> e vcr e r happens on Tuesday> andai next mairicd andid was b lc s s ^ with a baby girljirlw hol Vote ‘yes’ for nevlew high school We also like the: factfa that he’s a na- fall,11, this fine candidate tumijm o u l c a n have noi hcheld for five days bccausc o f ihi Wendell boaoard isn’t obliging Tliis Thursday, Mayy-19, 19 Filcrand Hollister tive Idahoan, cultur:;ural!y in tune with onlylly make Twin Falls a belb e tte r - r u n • I was justst informed that 1 will not even aro asked to vote “yes""for foi a high school to ac- , ceivea heariiring for 30 days. 1 am not diet e k1 w :11 area residents arc feeling bc-■■ commodate the growdihin in our district Over the , folks who e.xpect nonothing more from counun ty . 'endell School Board after last of person to;o ,^ p c about doing time if iit’s l \ iusti- * pasl several years, we havehavi dealt widi growdi ; ------. fied, but lliislis is not and something needs i Wednesday nighl.'ht. T h ^ camc at a specified by closing off spaccs inin hihallways, having teach- • - timc-for.a-S{Wial.«ial«:ssion4)fth&-bo3itl to protest done about-ilt it.- “ ens.roiote'dttssrooms looieach'during to prep peri- i. - JERRY JOHNSONJC die remodeling ooft fthe old junior high building^ ods and odier stop-gap) rneasuresrnc to pack die J County Jail------1------fora plush ofliceX fc^^urf< absentee administratoi kidsin.Nowit’s,dme.tontomoye on., andhis’stafT. ThheUine^«-News I The bond proposal will extend die same , On arrival, d iey:icy found die board and superin-I?* bond levy to pay for diele ninew high school. This Stephen I brlgcn Clark i Walworth AUcn'cn Wllion Peter York 7o llc tcndcnt were in cxccxcculivc session which lasted” will free die existing highligh school for a middle *,dl,celo, t is right for Twin Fa . Publisher______1Mflnoging editor Clrcu!;culotlon monaacr • Advertising d Wright i for 2H hours-perip ^ a p s they diought the irate school and get more classilassrooms for die eiemen- ______In this unc:pcoming elatio n , il will ^ ve; very im- patrons would eiyi?:Lve»n and go home! Seems a! ------tnry Iridsw hrn Ihft.middleidle school moves oul.______C ^ rtan t lo clcelcct the right p c r^ n for lhe joi • The mcmlembers of Ihc editorial boardd anda writers of editorials 01 lot o f pcreonnel arc^ c discusMd since die board We oro so packcd now,I, wew( fill die extra spacc - Twin Fallsi CCounty commissioner. arc Stephen1 HiHartgen. Clark Walworth, M.Mark Kind and Steve Crump. and superintendentlenl rcdre to cxecudvc session ai without adding any moreorc Iteaching staff. ,1 Theonep: pcT^n I know who will do a ^ a very least once every/ meeting.mi Our understanding ,'5is The building designI mamakes a lot o f sense. No I gobdjobisEs Bob W ngHThc loyal and c Id one ot a closed meetingg is only permissible to discuss“ fhncy angles, no specialal rcroof pilch es-ju st a the hardest-vt-working people I know. In Uv idle years personnel. Any rate,niti die remodeling o f die dis- clean, straight-forward} desdesign. W hat we get is I have knowiwn him to back away from a jc a job os- trict office was tablta b l^ for die time being, good, solid but inexpensivnsive material choices, signed to hinlim. Bob works well wilh peop LettersS______w pleand Taxpayers feelel thed board is not fulfilling excellent maintenance: accessacc to plumbing, ------:------is an cxccptiinional manager. D o die right d It diing - promises made at tdie dme die S3.8 million electrical and hcadng-Systisystems and a design thot iVright in die upcoming clcctio•tion. • bond issue was paspassed. This was to create an Filer needs a neww high school w iiibII be in the local shopping area; .has already beeirbiult to reducen surprises dur- ul red poppies. T hese poppies ; ideal learning ccntcenter for Wendell High stu- ■ ing construction. This desidesign fits what we need First. I would like lo ihanklha all o f the m c m -'. : sacrifices which war veterans ly dents. C ^ i n l y’ plushpit of^ccs for administratior changes in technology o r._____ bers of ihc Filer Long-Ran^ange Planning Com- “ . today but can adapt to cBa red. Its brilliant rctlbloom, so muchjikcr ^ . _____ ...... — don’t do'm uch fohfor a good learning atmosphere! population growdi widiouihout a major headache, miitcc for nil the hours ofworkof > Ihcy have : blood that had been shed, bee;i«cam e a 's ip i Columnn was venom, bigotrtry However, at diisthis meedng, the board did hireV This proposal makess sasense, solves genuine done. Y our cvnlualions ofo fth e schools and hope and renewal for those wh'wh'o lived 011? LconordI PPitts Jr.’s reccnt column abou>outdic another absCTtecacc administrator for die middle crowding problems at a reasonablerc: cost and vour recom m endations wcw crJ invaluable to liked away. ^^onfcdcralcle battle flag was on unfortimalmate school. A ^ y fron-rom China. This makes four ab-b- keeps die levy die same.le. LLet’s vote “yes” and tfie”School Board. WcRoj?io p eyoiir work wiil rhe memorial poppy conlributijutions arc dc- piece o f vcncniom and bigotry. Mr. Pitts nccneeds to sentee administrateratots in die Wendell schools, get diis done. ____ contimieuntil thc.day ouri>ur new high school ted-enlirely-torehQbilitalion-ani ■ th>» n f th>» pnof H(»nfLDceds^to' Prpplc-w hapayjof Jto taxes and-btyjio-Wmdcll1------DOUGUNCOUJ------is com plelcd and occupicdicd by o ur smdcnts. ICC for vclcrans and their fomili^lilies. open his eye:yes. -' products yet pushsh forf more tax rnoncy. Boerd Member This T hursday. M ay 19. isth c b d n d e lc c - ZOESCHUCKERT that die Itisourundcrstaislanding we have a young manan H k r . tion for the proposed new:w hig;h1 school for" Iri his spiltlilting mge. Mr. Pitts forgot dia rw in Falls the students in the Filer Di;District The new school will alleviate ourscr serious ovcrcrowd- ' . V BYGARF^RRY TRUDEAU ing problem s nnd provideic cour students with , - Doonnesbury ______• ajvirorinWnlr-PIcaso------IS ------fi'U ium i'. vote “yes" for this bond1 prbposol.pri Our taxes ----- “W nte-tOTis- HRN9Cx/rrrcaxPB£YeA .ATl^ASr will nol got up. w hile ot; th

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k ‘v ‘ ■Letters ...... f i I is— — *^Vbte^yes’ fdir VQ'O r a lost effcctiver/encss are easy to spot offirou arc so biased aboul In j, Twin Falls, call or write: 302 Hart Senate OffiOffice Building inations Committee and pasipost 24 years under a Democ vice pays for three ambulbulance and Appro'pna a candidate. Om'cttc Sinclair, slaff assistanlmt Washington, DC120510 20f id Conservation Com- govgovernor, our governm ent hi crews every time it rcspoip onds to a Resource and < JJ® I'msurcTimRicRidinger is an encrgctic 4014 Sccond St. N„ Suite 106S (202)224-2752 can always be counted grown gro at a faster rate than oi call on th e east end o f the co unty, mittee. She cai young man wilh a lot1 of irons in the TwinFalls, f ID 83301 Bden) g o es on to successfissfully carry oul any as- poppopulation. It is lime for a cl Ambulance EMS-48 (Edc >Mr fire. My questiontiLs: Ls Can you have'too 734-25157 Rep. M ike Crapo> out on a c all, E M S -4 0 (Je(Jero m e) signment giveiven her. Winder V would put a iwo-ye? many irons in thee fifire? As past mayor of - j, In Twin Falls, callill or write; freeze on new hires. H c suppo In Washington: has to com e o v e r to coveiver thc Workingwith wi Rep. Bell has-cer- free Wendell for fourryears.and ye having at- 3 Build- Linda Norris, fieldId represenlaliverc lerm.limits, property lax relief 367 Dirksen Senate Officc B area, then EMS>41 (Jeronrome) is talnly been aa pleasurep for m e, and I tern tended many ofthethe meetings that may- jj,_ 488 Blue Lakes BlvtBlvd. N. No. 105 ters o f Legislative D is- educational edu system improvcmi ing called to cover Jerome.. TThree hope the voter S le rS .' CIS are supposed1 to10 attend, 1 failed lo Washington. ^ DC 20510 Twin Falls, ID 8330:3301 agree, as I do, thal this His His plans can provide less gov crew s are paid. V alley QQv uick R e- trict 24 w ill ag h J h : see M r. R idinger,r. aas mayor of (202)224-6142 /• 734-7219; Fax.734--/34-7244 sponse A m bulance hasi oro n e crew fine legislatoror needs lo be re-elected ment mei and better government b; of these meetings ex'- In Washington; m for another tw o years, ing ing o ur servant and not our mt paid. T h e o th ers th a t coveo vered to serve them i unctions. However, it is Sen. g Laiiry Craig -437 Cannon BuildiniIding ANCES FIELD 1 1am particularly impressedrsii' “ o'iss: ■ while the ambulancc was/a s g o n e - R E P. FRA I myunderslandingllg that, recently, he has In j, Twin Falls, call or wrilc: Washington. DC:20515 20f w ere n ot paid. T b e V allejIley Quick Grandlew his his ideas on health care forum: Response Ambulance crewere knew heallhhea care plan for Idahoans»Vda- I - r s .,.,: the rest of the time in hoans and not.one out o f close ex actly w here to g o - itil kknows ils R eddingti is concerned ’?c a o i the last four years?cs? Don’t you think lhat j door meetings in our nation’s neighbors. T im e is preciociousi Recently., I I had th e opportunity P if you gel involved'cd in too many things, tal. We agree with Eva LotL o u C ran - „ spealt at lengthle: w ith R andy V le a n • something has to5 glgo? Do you get in- Wr i t e to u s e r’s M ay 9 le tte r in There Times-1 ReJdi„gto„ a Hc is Ihc only candidate. I TJ volved only w hen):n you are running for n about his concerns see giving real leadership to 77ic Timcs-News welcomesics let- scene or in bad tastesic will\ be rcjcct- N ew s stating “a need for ckction? Paul Lediedercr, on the olher ‘ »;» 8 0 V- a n d d itic lioon n for Idaho and the J’® ters from readers on subjcct:cts of cd, as will materialrrial expressing eming board ... electedi fromfr dis- ^ ho. Chuck Winder has vitali" '‘y,’ hand, iswilling totoe devote his full time 3 choose lo live here. I public interest. To make suree ;your racial, ethnic or rcligiiiligious bigotry, tricts in thc same manner creative leadership and does as your rcprescntatiitative. Hc is a success- have.been im pressed w ith h is owe ' political favors to anyoi letter is published promptly,^ here We do not publishlish verse or po- school b o ard s a n d fire di:districts. Itnowledge,:, foresightf and commit- ? , ful dairyman andb,d businessman. Hc has is thc one Republican candic arc a few guidelines to rcmemlmber: ctryi and wc general!crally remove or The residents ofthe KaKasolaarea keep]eping thc family struc- H aw k started from sciatclItch and knows whal who can defeat Larry EchoF Bach letter should includcdc the limit religious quotat:otatioas. Articles (east end of Jerome Counjuntylap- ,ure intact am 3HawK. j,-s like to work yo,your way up from noth- ^ and taxes low. SH ELBY W ILLIA M S writer's signature, mailing adciddrcss laken from olhcr publicationspub will predate the endless hounm r s o f r e - T h e bound! ing. Hc is willingg lou work for people ndaries of Congression- . and telephone number. Type')ewrit- not be reprinted. search, time and effort pu Biihl and give his full tintime representing you. ipulfonli al Dislrict24 24 seem ill-conceived, ten letters are preferred, bee by Shiriey Schutte and as Let’s put somcoicone in thc position to J®" acc constraints, 1 associate Serving seve.vcral communities over « they allow faslcr handlingp*^S!ih B ccause o f spacc . who have made it possibliible for this s„chabroad Southwick suit is cel-elSion. Ihroiighrtea ttePs DUI made nation- The-jt,, coming May primary is not, r. A new face to the electe S io n m o - See for yourself whvhy w e are the premielier Otolaryngology- “ grsla- •lh«“ili'!«.,:s, and h e a gg rav ated . in jn mi y opinion, a p olitical qiquestion cess, t h o u ^ n o t to th e Li >n by excuses lhal - _ it’s|| a pocket-book and serensible lic Surgery practice ture; is Sue Burwell. I hahav e h ad an Head and Neck Suriurgery & Facial Plastit me - including w hisky-. govemmcnt gpi issue. A que^tittion o f o pportunity to w o rk w,ith ith h e r often 5S state of the art swing tobacco thal sup- w wh hat is bcsl for thc people; co f Ihc in our region. Ourir newi facility features a s sh e served as a su b stit S 'r i- “ " poscdlyacco:countcd for his breath county, coi nol n lawsuit everyy lim e technology to proviDvide the highest qualality of care. tell you that she has earn there is a difference o f opininion. sp ect fo r h er stTfllght^onroiwaiduess v-lesucaills.^•/!______^thc ■' These are!•e som ew hat contradic- I I believe there is a lot o f con-( and integrity. ccm that if the sheriff is nol01 rc- The|tosition she seeks•ks would be tory statemeinents. Is a DUI a prereq- cer callcd in the coming clectioion on greatly enhanced with hch er elec- u isite to bec(:coming a conservative cal u rw ell, w h at o r m odel lieiieutenant governor? T h e May Me 24, wc will, mosl certartainly, tkvi'. Smce with Sue Burv be subject to more lawsuits,ts. The you see is w h at you gBt. e t .!N o stale Times-Newsivs should take another be end result,- o f course, w ill bbi e m ore list of accomplishments,ts, n o h alf- look at Deanan Haagenson’s rccord , en< bank borrow ing a nd higher:r taxes. SA' /heartedcommittee attendendancc, no and join otheihers w ho b elieve bai Please be sure you arc regis;istcrcd reputation fo r b ein g inlaccessib ao le D ean’s charaaractcr rises above the Pie endableser- norm. Deanin isi a successful Idaho ' andam vote. ... just^consislent, depend ELLWOODWERRY - a ; v ic e to the v o ters o f herer district.< businessmanan and president of J Shoohone " TTie signs o f a legislatelator th al h as C ontractorsrs 1Northwest Inc., wilh i :__ ;m “T S i i ^S n i j l Grefeienson Mecdical Centeter ..

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^ W E jJM il!!!lU M IIij m M m i l M ssEflim Maflm [APfliffnil U n i o>n’s i csa n d i dl a t e j in l s s e s^ d e a di l i n e B ^ F isn k E L o ck w o o d - A lso 10 failing to file a campaigilign finance While Reddialdington has raised $5070, BBell $5,500 to reelect C ameim eron. -l*Tiincs-Ncws conrespondratent ■“ report:t: Rep. Clint Stennett o ft f Ketchum. has collectedted $2,625 since Jon. !. TheT Mohlmon has contiontribuled $800 lo his- . The BioMaine Coimty Democrot is u M v ifallev 5 unopposed , Jerome Republlublican says, m any o f her dorona-_own cjunpaigi, andjnd h e ’s received another ... _____B0IS£.3^s,aJiigh-BchiichooLgovemment ~xn -the j: 5 primajy,-and-focea-RepUbUblican Jon—tions-imvc comwme -from "prcp-buslflea" PAIACs $225 from state o ^asiuer iu Lydia Justice teacher, Randy Reddingtonlon o f Rupert is ac- Mellcn< Ed-_ n o f Fairfield in November,T. Including thele IEnergy PAC, the Idaho PA‘AC, wards. ThreeCneel recalls customed to hearing excu!icuses when a key Wheilen ReddingtpnXLepob-a:UrrL\ictin_Ximbet£ACji r! and Tnielf PAf* llninn Ppr assignm ent is late. acif------In-the-Magic-Valle;alley’s other-contested— Boise,, iti w i l show thot h e 's raiseiIsedS5,070 ic. Sim plol, an.and the Association of Gcneileral legislative prim aiy, cho Brackett, eksleets Brewer Tuesday, however, Reddeddington was the in contri chiUlenger Sue Burwell itributions for his campaign,n. Contractors of America also made substa!tan- of Twin Foils is raisingling more funds than in- THREE CREEK one m aking e x c u s e afterr failingfa to prom pt- • A ll b :K - Voters recalled but S70 of Reddingto'n’ss (contribu- tial donations,IS. cum bent Douglas Jones>nes o f Filer. Iy file a campaign financiaicial disclosure re- tions arc School Board mcmember Kim Brackett, ire from the Political Actionon Commit- Other Magicgic V alley races are drawingjIn- I Since Jonuary 1, E port with tbe sccrctaiy of' stale’ssta office. tec for I I, Burwell has raised 23-9 Tuesday, ociaccording to board r Education, an arm o fth e IdIdaho Edu- tcrest - and su Sen. $5,317.60 to Jones’ $ Under Idaho’s ’’Sunshishine Law," all cation s’'$l,960 in campaign m e m b e r B c th e n e BrB rew er. I Association, a teachers' uni

Idaho Housing.g Agency AM3YAAS A three-vehicle acclden has $30 millionin for loans le n t a t t h e J u n c tio n o f U.SI.S. Highway 93 and U.S.s. H ig h w a y isO a t n o o nI TTi u e s d a y s e n t a t l e a s t twwo people to the hospitaliltal a n d blocked traffic for more>re than one hour. TImoti)Ujy Livingston of Twinn Falls,F along with Donali T W IN F A L L S - WithWi banks' inter- laid Barnes of Sun City,I Ariz.,fi were treated andd nreleased from Magic Valley Reglwho was waiting to tunum south on Highway 9393, a c c o i^ ln g to t h e Id aIh h o S ta te P o lic e . A ll th rree e e vehicles gage money to lenefore advising garbage “ ilcilow conuol’’ ordinances interfereinti ofBuhl. ference o f county officialsials and could not be he commissioners on the Ieg< . 3 and 4, outside the RivR iverw ear store in legal ramlfica- with interstfstate com m erce, The first o f thoshose phms musl tw submil-• reached for comment Tueau esd ay ., ions o fth e court m ling.- the Lynwood Shoppipping Center on “T h e flo'low control ordinance disciscriihi- ted to the stale byry Friday.I Commissioner Normaa B:Blass said that she . “It could have a fairly signifiilificant impact, nates, for it Blue Lakes Boulevard.rd. _ J it allows only the favoredd opera-o For the time beiiTeing, all county trash is b e•. -. has asked to put the landlindfill ordinance on inancialiy, on the county." he si Anyone with outdoo:loor equipment to ^ lesaid. '-tortoprocc!;css waste that is within thele lim1 its ing taken to th e 40-acre4 0 dum p w est o f BuhlI tbe county’s M ay 23 agendlenda. sell or swap is invitedled to participate. People who do notot own outdoor U ' equipment - but woul<>uld like to - are JLiReinke oufit-spendsiother pri]imary coiimmission 'a ls o w elco m e to 'd ro p)b bj y . ■■ ier candiddates -J Boaters with a hankeiikering to broaden By Sy S e n L . M cC arthy need^d-io'o'spend as much as he-hi-has to—Walker,-Mac-EviEvansrJack-Rotosey and1 — : their horizons can testrt drived a w id e v a- Tirrrirnes-News writer ■ su rv iv e thele M ay 24 prim ary, Dr. Wayne Wrighiight. :' riety of new canoes,, ran fls an d inflat- Brent " W h a t’ss it goin^ to take to cross3SS that Primary opponilonent Doug Howard, by able kayaks Friday/ oor Saturday at T TWIN FALLS - Filer Cit;Zity Council- finish line?e?" he said was the questicItion he comparison, hasIS rraised and spenta mere Reinke ^ Centennial Park.______:tfSpent-alLa£_and-bia-carflmp n ign sti^fThavc trifdUto-an>—^li586r-That-iocli t( icIudes-almost-SSOO-spent- About 20 boats will b II b e available for theiie candidates in th e T w in. Falls Fa County swer. - on television adsids on KMVT and KKVI s S a tfam; High- interested people toI paddlepi from .11 prio rimary election, accordingg tnr= “ I'peiso iially T lr >catello|^ludied— — — . factory representat'ivclives ttorn D ag g er ty('C c: le rk . a r y ’s H o)me n aad Garden Showw and in this campaign,gn," Howard said Tues- mana{anagement at Col- ; and Aire will be on handht to explain Reinke, R a 1st District can:andidate for S2,850 woiorth o f advertisements in Tbe day. lege g e of Southern the fine points o f paddlli ‘ • couiouh^ commissioner, has raisedrait $7,907 Times-Neww s . . In tb e c o u n tyy cothmissioner c primary Idaho.aho. , ^ I.. For more, informatioi tioQ about either and'ad-spent tnore than $7,3000 aas of Tues-. Reinke,, the< owner of Mr. B’ss IFine for the 3rd Distristrict. Republican David Owwptfcw Filer event, call Riverwear at a t 7 36-8714., _^day. F o o d s restaitau ran t in B iihl, h as d ippededinto Wjlliama has spcspent the most so far - ty councilman: ^iL*h?Ccwdidatet^ ififilfiafi(l..thek^s:owiupa30cketbook.forS5.447, thoughthe -about$2,i l3 v -■“ vnorMr.'B's Fine'' * ods restaurant re at .least $5,000. more thanban the other tions fiom1 \well-known contributors.'rs.'Rby his own money;,• loaninglo him self $2,500. Reinln is seeking thele EDistricfl Twin...... andidates.for cpunty comi)mmissioner Raymond1 ofc Roy Raymond Ford-]d-Mit- Republican Johiohn Etheridge has raised Falls Couniy commissionion seat that Nor- - - ...... -L iv&spdit iniheir. primary.cancampaigns^.- subishi.-Se:Senatc-^jority-Leader JoyceJc $2,809 and spent:nt almost $1,300 on his ma Blass is vacating. His opponents in ^ But Republican primaiyy copponents McRoberts,is, and County Sheriff WiWayne : campaign. EtheHieHdge has spent $2,500 . Tuesday’s primary electic»tion are CharieS' Oary a r GrindatafT and CharUirles Barnes Tousley havehi donated $100 eac:Bch to hinuelfand hass nreceived'a SlOO contri- Bamea, Gary Grindsta:Ista^ and Doug haveive not filed their ca^aignign spending Reinke’s priprim ary cam paign. ' , • bution fiom Stevesve -an3 Gudcun Hollows H ow ard.. ' GMuarles B 2 «p

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-ByEulLeM aster dcvclopmcQt, fumi.shings,Igs, landscaping, fire code Iri o rd e r 10 a v o id U clay,y.lhfrinjlial I costs for con- p Timcs-Ncws corrcspomo n d e n t and safety requirements.s. . struction would be provjdi;jded with Interim flnonc- Who is eligiijbie to vote on ththe issue? Thc bonds would be: pspaid-back over a 20 year -jng, - according to a factct sheet released by Ihe •schodldisfrict;' 1 ...... FILOR V oters willvill dccidc the fate of n pro-ro- period al-an‘csiimatcd 5~5.5 periant Inic'rest. Inter-7 • FliJER --Voting wiiii 'take1 pUce on fitJm noonilo‘8‘^ to 7 ’rhurwiay'“ ____ W ith-the-old-bond-debt»ht hffing pnM n f f in J uly___ —;------pmed-S5;5-TntlHon-highigh-iicho<)I^»ursduy;------ost-rato»^ire-«l-Q-near-20-y«0-yoar-low,------~Tinhe-FllerHiglrSchoohjl-andinrHolHsterElcmcjttnT5 lary School ■ 1995, thc new bond issueue would result in no in- Overcrowding in District Di No. 413, which in- Thc district still owesves $825,000 on a previ- To be-eligible to vote,:, a perscin must: s recently refinanced to crcase in the building bond>nd ta x rate. eludes Filer, Hollister:r andii surrounding areas, haslas ous bond, which was r ■- * Bc a resident of Idallaho and the Filer School DisDistrict No. 413 for- "Patrons can have a newew high school by conlin- prompted school officiiIcials to seek voter approval.’al take advantage of lowerver interest rates, savings al le a s t 3 0 d a y s precedin]in g th is b o n d c le c tio n . 1,000. It will bc paid" off in uing to pay thc some pro]tropeny lax they are cur- for thc con.stniction of a new high school withI a the school districi $36.00 • Bc at least eighteenn \year? old and a citizen of the United States. rently paying; i.e. no.in. increase in the currcnt copncity of 500 siudcnJents with corc facililicfj forfor -^July 1995...... • Have registered withith their local registrar by Apri^ p r il 2 9 ...... the disirict plans lo begin school : bond tax rale," thcle ffact sheet said., 700 students to alloww Ifor fulure expansion. ThcI1C If the bond passes, the If yo'u have a' questtoiion about whether you are5 rejregistered, call thc lool io August. Dui the ex- "Thc.new high school1 V,would give pur studeiits ' proposed high schoolll wouldw also contain a 1.70000 construction on the school Twin Falls County Courtm House Recorder at 736-4004 0 0 4 . . bc R aid_back in J j l y 19 9 5 . n^uch 1 needed space and. rooniro to grow,” Siipcrin- ______&cat.gymnasium..and.:i'.I. :i'.dcliichc,ilj.J(),000_5q._fopt,x)t._ 1st ing bbtid .issue will be. ] ...... -A n absentee ballot nmay be requested from DonnaDo Lutz, Filer ...... disirict will issue ih'e new " T 1 cridcnl B ill F e u sa h re h s siisiiid. ‘I f the bond is ap- building for the V o-A\g g; ahd Industrial Technologygy Therefore, thc school disi School District Clerk, P(PQ Box X, Filer, Idaho 83323328. Absentee bal- ymcnts to begin in Januap» ]proved, everyone will bene:n e fit." - ^progfiims. bonds in 1995, withpaymi ■ lots will be accepted untiitil 11 a.m . o n T h u rsd ay . The new high schoolool will cosi about S5.5 mil-lil- 1996. This would prevei:venl a one tirop spike in Thc bond issue'mustI bbc approved by a two- lion, including construcruction, land acquisition, sileilc property taxes. •(third majority lo pass. “ n W aater coim r i a d 'visors 1meet Servicces ______B y W U U a maBioclc E . handle ht are outside its juriscisdiciion. issues, and assi£ssigning greater legal v s w rite r In sim plest term s, the: 0,000 water claims in anci an its director, Keith Hi{ligginson ney for Huribult'lult’s court. Ariz., and formerly of fBuhl. 2 p.m. 10- GOODl^DING - Elizabelh C. Short, ley. Friends may call from 3 7nlc S n m FOUghly 150,' - from legal cha'llenge.. IPrior to Also on the; committeeco arc attor- ■' day. Farmer Funeral ChChapel in Buhl. 87. of Sanm yAntonio. Texas, died Mon- jjThursday al the McCulloch-h ake River basin. Work - /ater Re- neys C. Timothyithy Hopkins of Idaho day. Mayy li16. 1994, al the Magic Val- Moriunry in Burley nnd from>m 5 to 7 has alreadydy begun on about Ihc th 1994 Legislature, Wa C ordelia M ae Edirid;iridgc. o f Kimber- ley Region::onal Mcdical Center in Twin pp.m , . Tliursdny and one hour beforebe thc 17,000 claim:ms, but the process has sources so was a central piplayer in Falls: Ray Rigby;by of Rexburg;3obbi ly. 2 p.m. loday. Whii^hiie Mortuary in Falls. funeralfu; on Friday at the church,ch. b e e n h a lte d1 uunlil the Legislature's Hurlbuti's Hi court - and somime atior- Dominick of Boise;Boi: John Hepworth Tw in Fnlls, A rrangergemcnis arc pending nl Ihe new laws arere belter understood. neys nc question the departir tm e n t.’s_. o f .T w in . F a lls ;. RRcbccca Craven of. . ■ •Edear Funcjncral Home in Marble Falls. B Patrick T h c c o mimittcc m was appointed sudden'change su in status. Lapwai; Jamesies Tucker of Twin :rcday of Boise; and Lealle Pascale Chouhoulnard, of Twm Texas, with^ith local nrrangem ents under TWIN FALLS -wD.L... •‘Biir' by Judge DaDaniel Hurlbutl, who The changc could jco[opardize Falls; Jeff Fcrct Falls, 4:30 p.m. loday.lay. While Mortu- i|,g Jircctio:tipn of Demaray’s Gooding Patrick, 74. of Twin Falls, dieiied Mon- presides ovc>vcr the Snake-River much mi of the work.'that'ss :already Randalf Budge; oof f P o c a tcllo . ary in Tw in Falls. Chapel. day.da M ay 16,1994, at his hom*me. Basin Adjududication. Hurlbutt’s been bc done by H urlbutt’s’s court, ' Thc final irien:riembcrs of Ihe steer- Arrangemenis are pending} oand will court encomimpasses virtually all critics cri maintain. ing committeetee arc water right PauLHcrbcrt Hop loppe. of Buhl, Juan Heil e m a n d c z be announced by Dlay Coloniallial Funer- w a t e r c la imms s in Idaho: only-the Other legal questions5 iincludc claim ants EdvSdvvard Shokal of graveside tnurnmcnl; seiscrvicc 4:30 p.m. iii-vniTi; lURN - Juan Hcrnnndez, 78, al Home in Twin Falls. southeasternrn corner of the slate Higginson’s Hi new status as an in- Hagerman, mand d H e r b 'W h itw o r th today, Sunsel Memoriloriat Park. Twin HEYBUF and the northrthern end of the Pan- dependent dc expert.in Idahcho water of Mackay. ‘ Hospititais ^ Ameeristart esnamings uup, stockLdown I NTER M A G IC VA LLEY{ R3REGIONAL MEDICAL CENT o n n ip g to n - — ______•Ameristar had $19.4 milnillion in But Ameristar’tar’s balance sheet is R eleased B y M i d : N o ra net revenues before accountnting and. still digestingng thc expenses of Barney Glodowskikl andt Wanda Jolley, both off Burley;I Times-News's writerv nc S om e name.s are omitimilled at patients' request. rg casino, building Ihe floatloaling casino in Mis- Mary Brisbin, Vearlrl BrowerE and Shirley Hughes, taxta; chargcs. The Vicksburg >T - Thanks to a new wlwhich opened Feb. 27, com)nlribulcd sissippi. Thc firstfirs quarter’s results A dm itted Heyburn; Juan Juarezez of< Rupen; Jan Kidd of Deci«io; and JACKPOT id more customers, $7$7.4 million in revenue thi;his quar- includc writinglg ooff $1.4 million in Jay Fulp, Ross McNIcNurlin and Lorn Price, all of Twin Dcon Slone of Malta. - casino and developmentI e x p e n s e ’s f o r Ih e Falls; and James Mooreore o f Heyburn. Amc.rislar CasinosCi Inc. reported terte r. MINIDOKAIKA MEMORIAL HOSPTTAL record earningings for thc first quarter . .But Cactus Petes and theie Horse- Vicksburg casinisino. And Ameristar Released ending Marchc h 3 1 . shishu also saw a dramatic inciicreasc in will continue gragradually writing off Joseph Hamilton Jr. iand Denise L;myon. bolh oof f Tw in A dm itted Still, Amerleristar’s stock dipped cuc u s to m e rs . thc Vicksburg; cx]expenses throughout Falls; and Douglas Schochofield o f Filer. Erraelinda Juarez, StSharon Ignac, Robert Thomtotion p a r- The two Jackpot hotjoldings this year, thecotrcompany said, reli Hunter and Cheyileyanna Carter, all of Rupert;i;Sylv,. “Amerisuror owns thc Cactus Peles. bnbrought ih $12 million iti rcrevenues . Also, last montlonth Amerislar made ______;____CASSIAJk!vnaMrSpiAT.HnsprTAl. id Cccilla Guzm an o f Buricy. ■------Resort-Casiniiino-and the-Horscshu fr 20: per- lo get the lonele gamingg license for Dal Bradley and Dora)ora HendenMjn. bolh o f Burley;y; JJames Miranda Wilcox andund daughter of Rupen. casino riverlerboat in Vicksburg, ceicent and reached record levcvcls, ac- thal area from1 thethi Indiana Oaming Adnms of Paul; and JohnJoh Dutton and Lola Sibbeit,, bothb< of S litb ccording o to thc company. Commission, Rupen. A daughter was bombon 10 Miranda and Justin Wil/ilcox of Miss. T h c c o m ppany a r reported profits of He also organized and ,— participatecIted in the donation of land LEWISTON (AP) — Threirce Idaho They will recciv:eivc plaques during ' for CandyV CanoC Park, As a result Continued fro(rom Bl ^ CoCounly heroes will be hon)norcd in cercmonics todayjay at Sun Valley, ^ win Falls Urban Renewal o'f th o Twit dio advcrtisin]iin g . SSun u Valley today by ihc Idah'iho Crim- • Harvey said behe and Layman were Pfojecl in1 1969, ho moved his office Dalcinc TaTalbot has raised and inainal Justice Council for iheiieir efforts traveling on Idaho Idi Highway 14 fro m dowjwntuwn i to Blue Lakos s p e n t S 4 4 7 , while v no report was to save the lives of .river aaccident when they stoppecsped lo investigate ve- Boulevardd NorthI whore ho incorpo- I filed by Bobb Wfighl.\ * viev ic tim s. hide tracks goinjoing off the embank- ra te d it intiinto a reiail ouUot named On the Dememocratic side, Dennis J pickup slid off the icy Koy Bulldlniding a n d L ig h tin g :...... Jarod Layman and BenI IHarvey, ment. W illis’ pick • In J983.13. he relired lo-hrs-beloved- ^ M aughan has-raised-S467-and—bo' ha -both-18-year-old Grangeviliilic High road and was upsiiipsj^de down in the wa- famvtioarir KimberlyK and was ablo lo ■ spent $317,, whichv easily bitldis- SclSchool students, rescued Jud]Idy Willis ler. enjoy travowoling in his molor home ■ ' tances his op|opponent, Linda Med- of Dixie from the icy Soulhh Fork of Willis. 50. liadhad been in Ihe water ' w ith friend!nds and family. He nevof ■ Icy, who hasis reportedr spending no thethe. Clearwater River Jan.. 220 after about 20 minutestes and: w as struggling n losi his lov/love for horsos or trains. H money towar’ard the primary clcc- hciher pickup plunged inlo the ririver. to stay conscious,ous. Laymen held her LeoW.BaStldn greatest joy was to sharo.all ■ TWIN FALLSo-lloo:ooW «lordBas.- tio n . 1Idaho County Sheriff’ss IDeputy up as best he.coucould and Harvey ran /ith those he loved. ■ Is. died Sunday. have thc money to DoDouglas Uimer of Kooskiccia swam for help. tian. 75, of Twin Foils. < ors include his wile. Ruth M diey said Tuesday. thrthrough swift water in thc CClcarwa- W illis was trealc^dtrea for acute hy- ______15. 1994, at ho home wilh his )f-Twin-Fall6:-on0-dau9htor,------‘ “I don't h family arouncThifn. foil' roncr’s race, Re^B li- ter culson her heiid. ike) Huttanus of Twin Falls; ______spend," Medic ter River last Aug. 18 to resciscuc four polhcrmia and cutj tended illnoss. M kdcDaniel and incum- peipeople who were strandedi ini Ihcir In the .second>nd incident, Ulmer indchildron. AUsa (Jay Bryan Bl L. Hill In the coroi He was born Sept.p t. 3 0 . 1 910, in S',?® Kimberly. Shannon (Brent) rurley have spent cam- bo:boat on rocks. received a callil aboutat a boating ac- n e filth s o n a n d nf JER O M E - B ryan L ee Hill. cans Bill Me Enterprise. Utah, the ' of Oceanside. Galil., ond > at similar paces. Me- 'The three were nominateded by the cident in thee ClearwaterC near sovenlh child of the 1 Jerome, died Friday, May 13,II, 3Q Q, bent Gene Tut ell children of 'Jd1 AAndrew White. Temsha, g, raised and spent $219 IdaIdalio County Sheriffs Dcpipartment. Kooskia. Lewis Hansen andnd Elda Poarl at the Magic Valley Regional13. 1 994. p n ig n f u n d s ai md Tawna Harrison and „_ ile Turley has raised Huntsman Bastlan;i; ttwo childron . cal Center in TwinFaUs, itanus. all of Twin Falls: 1 ml Modi- Daniel hos ra) died at birth. He drodrove team s of. Ho was born Dec. 23. 1£ so far, whilee n t o n ly $ 2 7 5 . , others. Cyril Bastlan of Anaheim.;Calif., a_ tho son of horsos and hordedd ccows 10. Ihe 1963. in $500butspeni ton Raymond (Donna) Bastion o „_ n d Ju d y S p o h n Hill. H o att family businoss. Df'Bruce -''i' IT! BUY IT! jant Grove, Utah, and .g.|school to the sixth grade in G Ho married Jonny•y FRuth Roberts w^iynoVasi Clusllted WIII nil Ev«ry Nood lastian of Lancastor, Calif.; Grove. p . Calif., and then moveattended SELL 11 on Jan. 27, 1942, inn Milford.t\ Utah, ^jsier: 1 G a rd e n ers. Christine Jolloy of his ujc famijy to Hazelton for two afler which ho enlistotstod in tho U.S. pioasant G ived with ■ Grove, Utah, and Vorna They thon moved to Jeromo 1-0331 Air Force, slaiioried,d iat Wendover of I 3f H ad d e n fle ld . N ,J.; a n d he graduated from Jerome.0 years, 7 3 3 Air Forco Baso as a staffs sergeant numerous n to w horo s nloces and nephews. He school In 1982. He attend* ------: _gunnetyjDSlf.uctor..d Tie H ig h - - r..dufing.W .orld_vvas-precod;odod in.deaih by.his par-, qqCollege of-Southern idaho-lo W ar 11. 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MlInl-Cassliia r Idahc0-state: troojiee r ’s iW ili f e - “ Senatar: works tto requirire— testifiies in sisex a b uisecasnnor said Minidoka rcirefuges ond about 420 othci;hers it manages . “ 1 thinkk tthey do look at il from a scicntificscic point of But Ihe girl, nowr IS,1; testified gized to heher while escorting her h lhat ihc' 1^^' , resiicsidcncc center. Interested parliesp : county ond hospitapital company con- c * /' ■ M inchncludc Western Hcallh Carce Corp. : spired lo rcplacce lliIhc couniy-owncd if Boise and May's Country' ILiving ' hospital with a privatepriv hospilal. and L* , mL Cenirenter of Rupert, Hurst said. . subsidized Ihc ne'new hospilal wiih Commissioners agreed to sesell the taxpayers' money,■y- lospital to th e highest bidder piprovid- The suit namesn e s Intermountain cdd tlthc Soulh Central DistrictI Health1 Health Care Hospit:spilal:; Inc. and com- Dep)cparlm cnt moves into the cxexisting, missioners as dcfcni:fcndantSj_ docllociors’ officc complex, Hurstst s a id .' v i B RRather than build a costi)lly n ew builltuilding for ihe health agcncy.7 . com-: nissioners dccidedJo hav1 v_e_lh e ageigcncy lease part of thc exiixistingi ^ A" ^ ^ hosflospital property, Hurst said— A new private hospilal. calledc C^a-ssious! Regional H ospital, iss being ____ buiiiu iU .a t..l6 lh Street.and.HH ila n d .J .MTEDItESOAY. MA'MAY.18TH-8P.M...... I Diamond Rings • New Tools-Twin Falls ■ 1 1 AveAvenue. I I AOvcftiscmcfll-MaylAay 16 & 18. Class. /70l ; Huirr brotheimERS AUCTIONS

n I SATUHDAYDAY. MAY 21 ■ ! HaQerman1 AnttAntique Auctlen Aavcftiscfntrement-May 19 UZWRIIMRlOKTATatVnM^tan j WERTAUCTICCTION ^ V IC E A b ird ’s e y e v leww rtlAHfv^ ; AdvcnisctncnCfflenl-Mayie Chroniclc,’! recently wonn a G tsl*^ce award from the Evaluation on the newspajspaper included points in iss ia 1993 graduate of Minico;o High! School, where B ill ESTESI &ia ASSOCIATES American Scholastic PrPress ^sociation for itsi contenti coverage; page desi]lesign; general plan;' art, shtihe served as student body! ppresident. She is thc laughter o f Terry and Gingciger Jones of Paul and i ■ ' SUNDAY, MAMAY 22.1994 November and Decemberer editions.c ‘ advertising and illustrations;ins; editing: and creativi- dai CotieaorsCoitaoG-taoe • (Curt & Tammy ‘‘The Spartan Chronicniclc" staff consistsof 231 j ty for a total o f 880 o f 1,000NX) possible points. thehe granddaughter oi Joyce Wouthem Idaho and must havlavc a 3.5 grade .point . ZfiM -! Household/Mo'1/Movinn Auction Jennie Reeves. Joannaa Suchan,S Blake Ashcraft., .was.< also named inler-ch-c h a p te r p re s id e n t o f Soi 733-9515 ement-May 24 Jodi Efling, Gena Hanse:asen and Mary Stevenson., LambdaI Delta Sigma Sororiroriltes, where she will avf f tht ^ things wc may J®'lottery ticket at local gas safety violations that check'in informotion offijfficer. B the school require theiic owner to correct Friday collected her ch c o rre c tin g b e fo re tl Thc woman1 took t< home a check wilLbuy.the.buildinjiing,.campus ._bcfore.purchchasing it ... or those Boise Tuesday. T im e linness The longtime residentt inotified-for $157,157' afterol state officials officials say. items could'bd be deducted from the- Idaho Lottery officialsi iSunday subtracted 288 {percent in federal------T h e sch o o l and the thi building price,” univeiversity safety officcr . *“ she had purchased her winningv. taxes, Hawktnsciso n said. owners have been negtlegotiating 'the Fred Hutchiscitson said. sh it-expensive-chang^-he------Sflle"orthrPrichnrd-

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Idaho - ___ 1 ______terbypaisses teleevised ddlebate ------B O IS E (Al(AP) — Republlcon Lt. -aa key -facto r and people slshould be----- Sorensen calleailed that a poor reason ------Gov;-Butch-(;h-Ottef-akipped-Mondav—lc-lookinffvcryhard-ttl-lhat.-'’—------;to-seek-an office,fice, and-Haagenson-said------night's statewiiwide-tclevised debate with • B ut th e twcr generally c riticized he would strive-ic^c-io make much more of his two primalraiaiy challcngers and they Otter C for his relatively cocooperalive the office “thanan hasi been over thcjust took advantageage of his absence. ryear. result. POCATELLO (AP)(A — Coeur Haagen;cnson and Boise plastic fnfrom a kit in December. Itss' distincti indirect rcferenrence to O tter's problems. . Otter, who is involved in1 az divorcc “There willII bebi a fight,” he said, d'Alene businessessman Dean surgeonn Dean Sorensen are painl pa scheme is patterned afteraf the "The people)le o f Idaho should choose for fc his wife Gay, the daujlughter of “Same of theother oth western states arc • Haagenson k n ’t usinging any old politi- challenginging incumbent Lt. Gov. stistate license plate. as a lieutenantnt governor] someone with industrialist in J.R. Simplot, hadid original- beginning to make mal the same noises, enl ploy to give hislis campaign' for Butch OilOUcr in thc Republican Along wilh providingg name Ihc leadershiplip and the judgm ent and ly ly been expccted lo run for)r governor W hether it’s goinggoii to be in court or lieutenant governor alia lift. prim ary. recognilion,rci the plane also0 allows thc integrity/ Ic to assume the office of Ihis th year, bul he abandonedd’that i plan the ballot boxix oro demonstrations, I ' He's flying across&s thetl Slate in his Haagenstinson, a pilot and president HtHaagenson lo crisscross thithe state governor if cacalled upon to do lhal," after af being convicted in Marlarch 1993 don'll know . But Bu r tell you, if w e red, white and bluee SkystarS Motjcl o f Contratractor Northwest Inc., quickly. qu Haagenson sasaid, "and I think lhat on or a drunken driving chargrge. A re- aren'tjible 10to solves it within thc IV airplane, hopingg lo1< increase his touched downdo' in southeastern Idaho At 100 miles per hour,, 1he can there is somele reasoni to question the - election el< victory, hc has saidlid, .would political systemem there’s■ going lo be name recognition ass theth May 24 pri- this pasiit Friday I on a campaign cncruise above mountain rang'Iges and judgement off ththe incumbent. So lhat is restore re his political credentialsils. violence. mary election nears. swing. deserts,de rivers and lakes. TTl hat’s a Tlie former state representative rcj is Hc spentent qbout S40.000 lo build huge hu advantage to a Repul one of ihrce Republicblicans vying for Ihe 18-foot-ot-long plane. frcfrom northern Idaho whoonird" Mosco:ow, PullmanD d is c u s s in g nmedical-caree n e tw o r k thc chancc lo niccll DcmocralD John An aircr::craft mechanic and family picplenty o f support from GOP'>P-domi- Peavey in the Novervember general friend fronrom Bonners Ferry began nainated eastem Idaho to win tlihe pri- LEW ISTOON h (AP) — Physicians could co be scheduled as soonin as next D r. B o b Wig{/iggins, & task force cleclion. assemblingng the small, colorful plane mamary. and hospilallals in Moscow and month. mi m em ber, saidi itil would help local Pullman, Wasi'ash. are poised lo form Thc "physician hospital oiorganiza- ck>ctors negotiateiate contracts and med* an alliance thaiiiat could control health- lion” lie would bc a voluntaryry affilia* ical proceduree rarates with insurance k ¥ X 7 V l rasts, nc{negotiate with insurance tion tic of doctors, Pullman MMemorial companies. »iimentalilists blastt Idrawdo^r 1 1 companies andmd keep mcdical care in Hospital H< aiid Gritman. The apparentIt alternativeal is to sur- Enviroi the area, Administrators at the L'cLewiston render control1 of health carc to out- - ve begun -.sitlc interests, he ssaid. LEW ISTON (AP) —— FederalI off:- any meanin,lingful scientific data," he ocould cost $4.9 billion ammd lakc 17 Colvolvin, Gritman Medical and an Clarkslon, Wash., have ms about “If it's an ever:very-man-for-himseIf cials moved into potcntcnlially more said, years. He called it a “high*:h-risk, low- Ccmcr ptesidcident in M oscow, said a discussions dii with physician: y r alliance situation, I thinkink everyone’s vulner- liostilc territory Tuesdesday as ihcy And enviivironmentalists claimed benefit’' b< alternative. membershipp meetingr for the pro- Ihe Iht possibility of a similar i able,” W igginss sasaid. gathered reaction to theirthc proposed thc latest: proposalpi lo help rebuild Thc corps is siudyirin g other posed Pnlouscse Health Care Network ■there. .th< 1995 biological drawdcvdown test on devastated;1 Northwest^ salmon runs is options Oj in whal it calls itsit; System ^ thc lower Snake River. just a ruse: atand should be abandoned. C onfiguration Study. The U.S. Armyy Corps of Thc biolojlogical test aims "to stall One is supposed to. iimprove , Engineers and Nationional Marine unlil Cecilil /Andrus is out of office,” upstream u collection oof young A '■ < ns. L earns, Fisheries Service held;ld its sccond Pat FordI oof the BouIder-Whitc salmon,Si barging them1 ;p a s t th e .egislator ThatT Listen , Leads meeting in Lewiston,I, vwhere local Clouds Cououncil said. The governor dams d. — a tactic suppcp o rte d by leaders staunchly opp>pposc d raw - has been the strongest proponent of Idaho's Ic two Republican1 U.S. I sen- Sue Bunlurwell h a s s p e n t th e p a st1 1U 8 y e a rs raising a downs that incapacitatctate Iheir port yearly drawciwdowns o f the four lower ators al but lhat Andrusi ssays has , ,,participating In communitylity e v e n ts and operations. Snake Riviiver dams lo speed thc proven pi itself worthless i ting a local b u sin ess. T hesee s e acUvities have Port Manager Davidd DocringsfeldD migration of young fish through the two iv decades of use since left no doubt about hisis sstand during syslem. stockssi have dropped tto near- . ^ given SueSu Bunvell a unique opporportunity to listen to Monday’s initial hearingng in Boisc'on But Doerjcringsfeld attacked thc extinctioit.levels. e: Thce b a r g in g a n d apptppreciate th e opinions andd c o n c e rn s of a wide thc drawdown plan. most extensinsive option — returning option o] would cost up to S$470 mil- variety/ of0 M agic Valley residents,ts. From Iwmemakers "Wc do nol believe il \will provide thc four daidams lo natural levels. It lion li< and lakc up to eight years.y to farmners, ei retailers to retirees, SueSu Burwell ls-'- ... "in te re ssted te In understanding yourvjr view s a n d lenting your interests. AsI a Ilegislator'she'll bring --Federal-Umoney-tcohelp-INIEL-spinoi Ilh'bf pradicarexperience»tO'the to Jobras well es ig d e sire to listen to a n d woiw ork for h er IDAHO FALLS (AP)-P) — Tlie U.S. ing fo r this thi city,” said J. Kent mmade in Idaho ts aimed at hebelpingoff- . aslrong Economic Developmentrat / Admin-istra- Millington,I, managern of INEL conlrac- scset layoffs resulting from defIcfense cuts constituetuents. ______tion has approved a $4.5■5 millionn grant tor EG«&GG Idaho Inc.’s Business asas the U.S-. Department ool f Energy to d.cvelqjj a tcchnologlogy park for DevelopmentcnTIJcpafmicnr ^ ; "Tcaefines rc fhc INEL’s nlissionon; ■ — ------launching spinoff compan:sanies from the Millingtonon said the technology park Bonneville Couniy Comrnm issioncr Engineering will provideje a\ plan for spinoff compa- CCliff Long, president of' llthe Idaho C a |* Id a h o N atio n al Ei r Laboratory. nies to locatcate and means the* new com - InInnovation Center’s boardd of direc- * Honest, The grant was awarded av to panics willII needi less money to get lolors, said construction o f aI laboratory1: D a c i Bonneville.County, ihce ciiyci o f Idaho started, buildingbl could begin by ththe fall of lltSSIsponsible Falls and the Idaho Innovaovation Center. "Part of' the th drawback in attracting 1995. H -S u e Thc money will pay' fofor a 35,000- risk capitalal to i invest in ihese start- City and county officialiais, along R C Dpresentatioio n ^ squarc-f()ot laboratory bubuilding near ups is an adequateadc facility,” hc said, wwith leaders of the InitiatiItive 2000 " thc INEL Rcscarch Centcnlcr in Idaho "If I don’tt have h lo go build 1 0 ,0 0 0 eTE FOR loan fund for fledgling concompanies. investmentnt by half a million dol-. inin-kind scrviccs for projctjecl plan- ^ R W ktentative “There's a lol o f feature:ures about that lars.” ning,ni site preparation a n d ro a d a • P H Paid Pof I PMstrict22 i t ; $4.5 million that arc cxtrextremely cxcit- The largesgest grant o f its kind ever ccconstruction.

rn Ann>IUAL P*AINT ^Magic ProgrRAM I f y o u o r s o» m e o rn e y o lu k n oo w would likike to be included...(o:(or should be includeded) in the selection dra\awing for this

C;community neighborir fhelping neighbor proiroject PLEASE let us kn:nowl ‘Complete and-nl-mall-the application1 formk printed below. We'll be painlnting the exterior's ofif ^25 homes for seniors>rs on a limited incomee on August 20th. Timee is limited so make ththe application for youourself or your nelghbo)or today! LASTr DAY FFOR MAVKING .AN APITLICATnoN ISSrjULY' 8th S e nn d Compidieted ApppUcationiTo^___rr~~------______Janet ZIm mn e e r m a n ISI HOMEOWNER(S): ACEi ------I ----- ^— 0ffiee-on~AA f g in g ------______L I_____ ADDRESS; . CITY: : z i p i ^ .PHJ O N E ; I C.S.I. | A ■ / I ■ ■ I B o x 1 2 3 8 DOYfiUOWNYOljRHi; hc 5 m e ? b u y in g MONTHLY PAYPa y m e n t ; | , ID 83303-1238 T w i n F a l l s , II ___ _ _ MY HOUSE5EIS: I . MONTHLY INCOME:HE: I ------AMOONT/MONTH- = —N EEE ? ...M o re J i f i b n ? I 1 1/2 Slories _informa ------,, ■ SoSocial Security • ...... ” ^ , v :r _ 2 Stories______——^ I CMLL 736-21!T22 ■ -...... r WobilFrame^ ______' ^ ‘ OOther l Retirernerit ------I . . Brick______------^------ImInvestm ent Incom e ------I — - , Siding______I Reflenial Income______' ____ I . O th e r______• I ...... OJ tht e r ...... I.-: PAINT^ TEAMS WA'ANTED I 1 Interestested in forming a team.T).. .j o i n i n g a team .. .s pponsoring o a team? Plea;ase call I _ — ____ I' ' ^ RON RAS;Si^USSEN::7 3 3 -4 2 2 2 u_SjGN^I^E^ _ ■ ------J

______' , * • •' I______IS833^^&SEEESS I k w w J e r re c3 0 t nl e : Weej A new twisist ^ md])re, - 4. cup water should be cosy on the hosts as ilifis on lhe hon- p jjT ■ . 3 egg w hites orecs,0 so an idea! solutionI is a simple but . % teaspoon salt beautifulb dessert party or aftemc:moon lea. The goodies lo be nibbled;d aas the gifts are Mix cornstarch,'susugar, salt and wa- unwrapped, should be as specii)ccial os the occa- ter. Cook until thickick and transparent:------sion.—si — ------Cool slightly. Cookies can play a starrarring ro le in a Beat egg whites untilun frothy. Slowly "Recipe Shower." For theseCSC parties, each pour souce over eggegj whites. Beal 5 Sguest brings a favorite recipepc iand a piece of kitchcn equipment used in itsts pipreparation. For . minutes more. Spreoread on pic. Brown ^ — ; ^ U ' . for S to 7 minutess iiin 450 degrees in example, a recipe for Almomlond Biscotli, the oven. Italian cookie now gainingng popularity in - from Eloise Ncwlcwbry ofTwin Falls ^America, makes a great giftH when w accompa- j.. ■ n:nied by a baking sheet or nutt chichopper. Consid- P E R F E C T: MM E R IN G U E eier too, a nuptial theme forir a sugar cookie 1 tablespoon comsi•nslarch ”recipe, accomponicd by cuttciliters shaped like 1 tablespoon co ldd vw ater ^bells or doves to moke Wcddirdding Bells Sugar K cup c o ld w aterr CCookies. 3 e g g w hites One newly-popular themele f< for a shower is 6 tablespoons sugaiIgor ^the “Wishing-Well Shower,” to which every- 01one brings a token gift - a linetinen dish towel, a I H H I igar cookies can land thele starrin g role In a 'R ecipcipe Show/er.’ Dissolve corastarclirch in 1 tablespoon «set of w c^cn spoons or olhcrST sismall offering C ookiesIS like Almond BlscottiI andai Wedding Bells Stiga co ld w ater. A dd K cup cu cold water and "with an ori^nal wish or poem71 li'lied around il. cook until thick andnd clear. Cool thor- Anolher innovative idea is tl the “Round the oughly. Bcat 'egg whwhites until foamy; CClock” shower. A lime of doylay isi specified on M add sugar graduall>illy, arid beat until each invilolion, ond the guest:t bib rin ^ a gift ap- Cq^ppj]^^ the kite:chenfor Igreat baliking propriate to that_time. The persKrson who gets 6 ' stiff. Add-cooled: mixturem to beaten P’ Suainer (which can doubl)uble a s a sifter) egg whites and sprearead on pie. Bake at a.m. might bring an alarm cloc:lock, while ihe 8 Alththough many couples morr^irrying to- and ii cup) avy plastic measuring cup W ire mesh cooling racks:ks (oti leost two) 350 degrees'until browbrc n (about 12 to a.m. pcison chooses a small appappliance, such u day arere already living in their owi)wn apart- Glass or heavj ... . a cdienB (2 cup size) ' Colander (for draining' berriesbei ond other IS m in m e s). a toaster or serving picces fortr breakfoist.bi The"6 * ..jn e n ts5 aand nol in their parents’ homhoi e or a for liquid ingredii ipoons (1 tablespoon, I teo- fruils as well as pasta) - from Carol M. LcLoos of Rupert Pp.m. guest might think about; wiiwine glasses, ond dorm,, chancesc ore they hove onionly rudi- Measuring spoi ______thIhc 4 p.m. person could consideiider servicc plates m en to r kitchen equipment, espspecially spoon, K teaspooitoon and V* teaspoon) Vegetable peeler or zestei:ster um and'lorgc m ixing bowls———Melal.spatula.wilh3-incb . inch.widE-flexiblc„ ______N E V ^ - F A In L , M E R IN G U E 'T ft or aftemooh tea: r'it~cojnes to baiang-foodytdsr-For-a ------Small,-medium cr with a Rubber spatulaula set(l narrow forscrap- blade (always cuts beautiautifully, never gets A guest might also includc tea-timetea- rccipcs as R ecipJC e Shower, or any shower • folding) • Meotal spatula wilh H-inii-inch wide flexi- ' sticJQcky) P'pan o f the gift. A cup o f teaa accompaniedac by kitchenm theme, a host might provuvide this ing, 1 wide for fo vire whisks o f varying sizes ble blade 1 tablespoon comstTistarch ^soft, chewy cookics combats ththe e' energy lull thal list of f suggestions ! to meet the: c couple’s Hand-held wire >ons (minimum o f 3) 1-quart soucepon 2 tablespoons coldlid w ater clcfTccls mosl folks in the mid-aftertftemoon. bakingg equipmenti needs: Wooden spoon: paring knife 2-quart soucepon a cup boiling watciBtcr When deciding on the guestSl Ilist for 0 show- 3- or 4-inch pai slicing knife Cilrus juicer (can be mocmade of anything 3 egg whites aer, remember the rule o f etiquel{uette ihot says no Elect!clric mixer (slotionaiy or honland-hcld) 8 to 10-inch slii 8 to lO-inch setserrated knife from inexpensive plastic; to >teve and Brendo—inti^ucciced to this stylc of-ccwking-Io;-!asl-ycar— - ;------Beat egg whitesI andat salt until sof\ Groupies kitchen, the work; is shared. : He's the and is entlnthusiostic alwut il. kes 0 little longer, bul it’s well worth peaks form. Graduall;tally add marshmal- eveiyday cook, and she doeses sspecial dishes on “Il take t,” hc said. “It tastes a lot better, low creme, beatingig ve G rupe Is th e everydayay cook, his wife Brenda I a teaspoon salt makes wonderful things. NotlNothing fancy, bul Please see PROPIL1LE/C-4 prepare th eir m eals. a teasp o o n v an illala . _ 6 tablM poons s u ggar ar ___ _ Combine sugar, coicornstarch and wa- Jl V /V rl ter. Cook over mecnedium heat 'untir . ' - M g^ea nets~sistped by, w e quickly polisheched off a Strawberry Crcairjam Pie. (I never con r^ist Home & Garden it Pleasese s e e SISTER/C4; ■ ______I id(ideas — and we ate, and ate: andan ate. I came whole plailate of mufilns wilh our cofTce.co I suawbcjTics.) It wosw a so good that I a d a p t^ il ' '' t . . ' - O; _ , C-2 Tlmoa-Nowo. Twinvin IFoils, Idaho ' IW M tnwday. MaMay:i8,1994;' ' ' > ■

= * ■ " ~ ~ 1 Aunnt bases innarriages (on brother5rly,love Briefly DEARAB\B BY : Tills Is in response lo - ' '' ' I c o llc g c frie nid.-anda-couslirwhoml d ,-1 ly — _____--'‘Black Sheep :cp'^whosc family was upset _. - D e a p> Jjy ip y _had.,tricd. unsu(nsuccessfully to locate, 12thW^ternln Days Parade pEmnii n r f " agcd'to apply foor ra a staff position at C am p TiTawakani. , because shele tfell in love with her broth- . But there's morm o rel' ‘ cooks; male aod-feniaie cccounselors; cr-in-law aftci A b ligall. c . One day recently,rccc my phone rang TWIN FALLS; - The I2th Annual Westernm Davs « Positions for co ite r his wife had died, , i medical, craft andsnd special skills instructors;rs; and outr wcll, this ; voicc announced, “This phinncd for May 31 through Junc 5. The Weste lis is what happened in my V anBi3uren ® man’s VO: stem Days specialists!ts are available. Camp ses:sssions arc fan,jiy; My i is Leon Churchirch in Nashville, Tenn." . Pamdc will bc heldldonJunc4. o ly mother had three broth- y 16-23 and July 24-31. Abby, my huslhusband, Leon Church, This year’s theme:mc is "The Heart of Magic ^ crs-A l, CarDari a n d E d. ' >. ■ I I ormation, contact the Campp 1Fire Boys a1 marriwlicd a girl named Bcv, Carl j ^ e movie Uie- died 10 yearsirs ago,« and I had never Clubs, businesses,;s, organizations< and individi ) Overlijad Road, Suite 205,: I ing an animalcd film a, ,he i nother man with that ...... invited lo enter thehe |pajude. Entry,classes arc• \Moun?ed and Girls, 4620 O 1, Boise, ID married Diariane, and Ed married Faye.' | cshownnlll heard of ano, 342-1465."In Ihe Magic VsGalley, call within s ij • ater. We were enjoying the i r a' few spcechless sec- Riding Club, seniorlior and junior; Buggies and/od/or S S 83705,^01 call 34: six months of each other < iging in Ihe name. After a rW a?.S:-Bcbbi ,,324.34214 2 1 .___ : ______we heard a telephone ringig two-rows— continiiiinucd.;.“Andjny_wifc:s____ ■ A'nliquo"Cars and/oid/or Tractors; Horse-Drawn- V ------( 2 2 ycars-ag•ago),. A l-and-D ianc-died,-( leaving Bcv5cv and Carl alone. Two•- theater!- i A woman-sittingicr cellular name Is Helencn CChurch!” draft and other; CorCommercial Floats; Non-Com > ahead o f us answ ered he: ™ S c r I course on Snake Rive/er sites years later.r. BcvI and Carl were mar* j Ito cany on-’ 1 s o ld , “ AArc rc you serious?.” Hc . FloaLs; Spccial ^ Iryilry, , individiiaJ, queen, group an ISUofferecoi • phone, and then proceeded ti logical sites ried and livelived happily together for : It was very assured'mc hche ^was, then went on to and Band or Drill Tc:Team. TWIN FALLS-S - Historical and archaeolo] ^ a loud, long conversation. It ns o f 1870s 15 years. . • ■ I nd her. It himself and bis wife of Entry forms arc: availablea\ at the post office/:/ ccity hall, along the Siiake; River,Ri including excavations ■ annoying to everyone around a one-credit W hen Carirarl died (Faye had died a r readers to 14 years-duriruring which time no one Taco Bandido. Pete’etcrson’s .Western W ear, GeiSem State Chinese mining sitisit^.w ill be the focus of a i ' Abby, please tcll your r Trophies, library’ arand chamber of commerce,:c. Entries Idaho State Univers/ersity d ass this summer. few yearss beforet that), Bcv and ] ICS at'hom e had apparentlytly inoticed that her name I leave their cellular phones isidcrcd odd. rcccivcd after Mayly 202 will not bc guaranteed a location Ronald James,, whowl excavated one o f Ihe siteites in 1989, E ddie eventintually got married. So, , eater. Or if might be consid • while they are at the thea n-loving Dad could no in the parade. For»r nmore information, call Pamam Fox at will lead studentsts ono the frontier explorationI tand settle- m y A unt Bcv Bi was married to all i portant call, So my fun-lc I they arc expecting an impo longer claimI to beI the only man who 54.1-6530, Lclty PediPcdnza at 734-2621 or Tamili Gooding( ment o f south cent:cntra! Idaho via readings, lececturcs and three brotherlers! t All of thislis was done with ihc com- to just .stay home. RS. VICKY had raised Helei[elen Church, at 733-9188 aftcr55 p.m.p. field trifK. - M R S -ligh School pictc supportort o f everyone in the fam- 'J DALLAS Thank you,u. Z Dear Abby. for help- Parade line up willMil bc^n at 10:10 a.m. Judginging will bc James is a teacheicher at Robert Stuart Junior Hi] P A R K E Y IN : ees in histo- ily. H sceme-, rday. . 0 | Twin Falls, ID 8330J301, or call 734-5550. Informrmation is planned its firstloulour of the season for Saturdi H WHERE: The SpcM ain SL • Buhl, ID ■ ■ 1 7 0 4 M also available fromTl thetl Ccntral officc. 726 Shoshoshonc St. "Alturas Countynty Trails Less Known” willII take par- lell it! sjune 1,1994 e southwest corner of Oldtd A lturas W H E N : B egins j W.. P.O. Box 531,1l,Twin Falls. ID 83301, phothone 733- ticipants to the si •en5-12years *3 y i ill free, 1- - County. Tour guidcciai ser-. . Sun Valley Golf Coursc (Cartirt treiital at . shal. Appointed officeiicers arc Margl viccs wwi ilh Joe N wokoye for 7:30) p.ip.m. daily, today through Saturday.S; Hollifield, chaplain; Sarahrah High, trcasur- and att 11 1 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday. Indiiidual's Expense) U-e tlmttimes necessary. 5 cr, Anna Jardine, recorderrdcn Niki Stover, HclpiiIping Hands Mission is locatc:atcd at 1250 M iller Ave. For Fi more Call 208-622-2251. librarian: Whitney Rolig.g. musidan;n Sara infonnalnation, cal! Dena at 733-8044.J4. _____ I U nlim ited te n n is- * 1 Hr.•. HcHorseback Riding ...... Thompson, Erin Talkinglington. Michelle Johnson. Katy Riedl andd SiStacy Gamand, All dny bicycle u se ' • All day ice skating all mcsscogers; Katy Folia3llow, senior cus- )fessional secretaiaries plans meet' t i n g todian; Stacy Lytle, juniiunior custodian; TWI^^IN FA LLS - T he Twin-Ida1 ChapterO of Professional Slecretaries « . ' Kristen Comand, inner:r giguard; Tiffany 4 Iritematilational has planned its monthinthly meeting for noon Thuilursday sp. Andrews, outer guard■d anda assistant North’s'i’s Chuckwagon, 1859 Kimberlx rly Road. m n ^ Q i recorder. Shannon Kienzle,izle, choir captain ^interested Ij secretaries are invinvited. For more informaiiiItion, call • Ol and sunshine and rainfall;fall; JcnjiJamcs, jodyal-;at 736-2287 or Leila or Kris aat t 736-2248. ' Sl custodian of lights; Andrtidrea Hams, flag , bearer, Susan Webster, pn hi ; messenger; Elizabeth;S?arpS?™ Gi Seni(lior center sets SiiSiiiishine Lunchi Ct - third messenger; Jillian A .Aincheon is planned for nooron Friday | n Arrington, pro TWININ FALLS - A Sunshine Lum • Ul ' tcm first messenger;r; and M egan at the TvTw in F alls Senior Center, 616il6 Eastland Drive, : Jewsbury and Krista ReiRchn. both pro jciseniors arc invited and arc askedask to w ear som ething yellcllow and ^*» I » • Al ' terns. . . . a smile.'le.' Suggested donation is $1.7;1.75 per person. For more informa- ii ; Gina Dawn Wolverton,on. rctinng hon- ,joh. calla ll 734-5084. ■ ored queen, will serve as the installing ■ — officer. She will be assisiaistcd by Jenny jjjgJ j-Times-News welcomes newsws o< f community events. Sene n d m a te - ■ m : Dodds. Becky Dodtodds, Mcrcy I The Times-News Valley Hapf'appenings, PO Box 548, 7 VM j n Falls, ; McDonald, Erica Hanscinson, Sherawn jn f303-054S. Please submit new.lews at least a week in adva/ance and ; Merritt, Stephanie Garrisim«,n,Tjmcal= le a phone number where youtucanbe c reached. u p a n c y (p e r p e r s o n ) ...... * 9 6 . 0 0 - Dcpew, Kirsten Johanscinson and Cory h Lenphart. Jo Dodds willwill narrate the ____ :-;_ccremony, with Steve AmAnnest and Zak tpancy'(PERPERSON).7;:.7r.7r«l48;00 ------; Frantz jys soloists andd J

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T ■ Vailllley life ClubCira le n d a rI ' * ______.W BDNESDADAY ...... 4 p.m . aa t t : 2042 O v erh o d A ve. in Dur- ' Southern Idaho Oay andIL I csWm AI-.. 7 p ,m . al MiMagic Valley Fellowship . Hn.m . al Scflipr Citizens Builljilding. - Dinner at noonm ant t Filer Senior Hnven.. Addlctkns AiunyinoosJos(WuWu) Icy. hcililaililated by Mnry Christy, M.A.,. 1 I ' Hall. 80hSctiDnbond Ave. N. in Tw in Fnlls. Lincoln Alcoholics Anonymoioous ' ' Glenns’ F a r y SSenior e a Otizens :_____•— —8 to 9:30.p.m...at-Walkxalkrr Crnlfr, 219—director-oLo£.CanyohlVitw_Counscling—5____ M ccts-cvcry_olticr_Thii:lUjsday.ol.a _Formore,infornnrmnlion. call_?3f>:0918..;______8,p,m,.nl_Senior_Cilizcns Bu3uilding in,Dinncr_nt,noon.nlin.ol Thrcc Islnnd Senior._____ Shoshone St. N. In Tw inn FiFalls. , Center, with'ith peer co-facilitalor MatthewI rmember's home. For more: information.ii Oooding'Al(A lcoholics A nonym ous (n Shoshone. Sh Ccnter, sbolics Anonymous . .. - Adult CSiSdrea AoooTmiymous(ACA) . Moves. ForFo more information, callI vwrite to SIGLA, P.O. Boxc 2540.: Twin public InformntIintlon meeting) . Mini-Cauls Area.NaTcodcscs Anony- Oooding Alcohol A support group for adiadull children of Chnsly at1677-4723. 67 ■ FFalls ID 83303. 6 p.m. at GcGoodihg Courthouse Jury m m< ous (open meeting) 8p,m.alWulkeriker Ccnlcr. alcoholic/dysfunctioniil farfanrilies m eets al Teen Sup]upportGroup Southern Idaho Parents for fc Oiildrco Room. 8 to 9:30 p.m. al 524 Oneid;ida in Ru- Gooding Seniorior CO tiz en s 8 p.m. at St. James Episcpiscopal Church, 4 to 5 p.m.p.i at Walker Center, 219I ((a .support group for adoptive/c parents) Magic Valiqrii^Oieaaub pepert. For more informaiion. callall Ihc 24- ■ DlKncr al noonm at .senior ccnier. 2000 Oakley A ve. in Burleurley. Shoshone; SS lt N. in Twin Falls. . 7:30 p.m'. at First Baplut1 Church.C 910 6 lo 10 p.m.m. at First Bapli.st C hurch, hour ho hotline nl 678-1330. Hagerm an Seniornior Alcoholics Aoonymoosx » ■n>eNctwitw o tk. !Shoshone St. E.'in Twin FnllsIls. 910 Shoshonele !Sl. E. in Twin Fnlls, use Naroodcs Anonymous Breakfast fromm 9 n.m, to noon at se- Noon, 5:30 p.m.; Spani:a n b h speaking al 1 p.rr>. ata t Sodbusteri Restaurant, Stop Light O u b N inth Street cnilcnlronce to bnscmenl. 8 p.m. at Magic Valley Fel■ellowship niorcentcr. is O u b 7 p.m; and 8 p.m., at Mag^agic Valley Fel- t S o Writers rite Group A diet club. Ihis group memeets aM:30 Magic Valleyle y DupUcate Bridge O u b Hall. Ilo 801 Sccond Ave. N. Forir morei in- Heybum Liona O ------iowship-HalirSOl-Secont:tjnd'AverNr-For------TrSOp.m.-m .-al-100-S;- 325 E .-For-m orc—rp.m. Bt Ihe senior cenier in HaHogerman. - - ...... I p.m.-al-Maj4agic-Vallcy Bridge-Center.-foi-formation, cail-736-0918.------— ...... _7.p.m.ot.ChinaJiu J i r s t ______- ______more informaiion, call 73&736-0918. information,on, call 436-4918. Tw in Falls A l-Anon - 246 Falls Ave.c. Overeaten Anonymous Intcrdenomlnadoladonal Prayer Meeting Alcoholia AnonymomJUS (closed meet- Tw in Falli'alls Lions O u b 8-p.m. at Magic Valley/ Fellowship 1 Minl-Cassialla Area Narcotics Anony- 3:30 p.m. at Collcge of Souihjihcrn Ida- . fbr Women ings, non*smokJng alcohollholies only) Noon atit WestonV Plaza Hole! and Con-• IHall, 801 Sccond Ave. N. in1 TWin l Foils. m ous-Burlcy GrGroup (open meeting) ho De.sert Building. Room 112.!. 7:45 a.m . at WA'ok ok 'n Grill Reslauranl. 7:30 p.m. at Mngic Vail/alley Fellowship vention Cenrenter. 1350. Blue U kcs Blvd. Tw in Falls Kiw anis O u b 8 IO 9:30 p.m.p.i at 1650 Overland in R ichlleld Senior O Mttt tt For more informurmation. call Beverly - Hall, 801 Sccond Ave.. N. For more in- N. Noon at T u rf O u b . Buricy. For moreme informaiion, cull the Lunch at noon at the Comimmunity Rhodes at 734-4455,455. formation, call 736-0918.8. T w in Fall)'alls Rotary O u b Tw in Falls Senior O d z e nIS s Center 24-hour hotlinen e a t 678-1330. BiiBuilding, , Jerom e Coim tiytry N dghbors Alcoholics AnonymopsIDS N oon m a tTurf ' Club. Lunch is S5 forr D inner at noon and pinochl:hleatlp.m . Narcotics AniAnonymous Rupert Alcoholics Anonymouous 7:30 p.m . al mmembers' er homes. Visi- 6:45 a.m. at Magic Vali/alley Fellowship guest and mmt em bers o f olher clubs. FFor more information, call 73‘734-5084 . 7 p.m. at MiMagic Valley Fellowship 8 p.m. al 429 F. St. ' tors welcomc. Foror mmore information, call , Hall. 801 Second A ve. NN. . T w in FalL'alls Senior O tiz en s Center Wishing Star Foundation ' Hall. 801 Sccorcond Ave. N. For more in- Rupert Liona O u b •- Idinu Rauls at 324-2;’4-2579. Alcoholics Anonymoosras D innernt at noon. For more informaiion. - 7:30 p.m. at Sodbusler ReRestaurant in form ation, collill 736-09J8, 8 p.m. at Rupert EtLs Lodge. Jerom e Rotaryy aO u i b Noon unlil 1 p.m. at Cherrywood call 734-508i084. 1Twin Fulls. New members. alwaysa wel- OvereatersAi Rupert Lioness O u b Noon at Chinau VilVillage, 123 S, Alder, Apartments, 2026 Elizabcznbeth B lvd. For T w in Falli'alls TO PS ID 309 ccomc. For more ioformationon. call 734- 10 to 11:3030 a.m . al W alker C cntcr, 8 p.m. al Uniled Methodistsl Church, Jerome ScnlorOtr more information, call 734-734-0590. 7 p.m. atat Valley Visia Village. 653I 76787 or 324-5455. 219 ShoshonecSl. S N.in Twin Falls. 60605 H, S t in Rup?rt. Dinner in noonn at senior ccnlcr. ics anony- Ketchum-Sun ValleyVal Rotary O u b AlcoholicB Anonymc^mous “Oo the Rose St.'J. N. W om en in Recovery SexabolicsAiI Anonymous Serenity at N oon (a narcotic? I Edge” Jackpot Orotq) - . Noofi 10 1:15 p.m . al Wallalker Cenier, 5 lo 6:30.p.n:p.m. at W alker Ccnter. 219 mous me meeting) 12:10 p.m . atI LoLouie's Restaurant in 7 p.m. at Hope Lutherantran Church, Coc- TO UR SD A Y 2219Slioshonc S t N. inTwinln Falls. Shoshone S t N-N. in Tw in Falls, Noon until 1 p.m. at Magic}ic Valley Ketchum. , tus P ete's Trailer Park inn Jackpot,Ji Nev. Alcoboliiolics Anonymous (women's Twin Fallss OupterC of Idaho Writers Fellowship Fc Hall. 801 Second A'Ave. N. in Love Acceptanctance Forgiveness Ac- A l.A opa m eeling) FRIDAY TwinTs> Falls. counUibllity (a ;^upp

' J*' ' ' c -4 Timoa-Nows, Twin FallFalls. Idaho W odnosday, Moyjy 10.1994 1 Food Bridal _ T ■ _____ FProfile — Continued from Cl thick sliccsi wilhw serrated knife. Return Wrap W each quarter bf douDugh Wilh ,■ l e m o n - C o n tin u ed from C l - - put aside. Add evereverything but thc arti- M-POPPYSEED 0°' ir fry. Thenpul chickcn' lingerie shower for thc 'briiie.l>ri incluJc sliccs lo b*iaking sheet, cul sic(c down, plasticv/rap. pi Refrigerate aat least 1 . “ W e lovc to be ouldoor.s',’s' " Steve choke hearts. Stir fr^ :OOKIES c vegelables, and pour ____ her sizes un.ihc in.vilation. . Bake 10 mjmijnutes, or unlil bowoms arc h hc o u r. Keep refrigerated uminlil ready Vr - GruGrupe said, !’If_we_do_happencn to bag rts, and quickly stir fry.“ ...... -L _ — -li^itly' hrownwri'ed.’Tum over onto other "idlo u s e ; ■ 'IVi cupsgranulnulatcd sugar . garrgame. fine. It’s kind of a bonusIS frosting1 Ji^ichokc hearts, i ICOTTI cut side. BakBake 10 more minutes. Do 4. Heat oven lo 375 degrc;rces. Place' j cup Butter:r FlavorI Crisco all-vcg- onjn thei cake; but if wc don’t.I, wc’ still Drain fetuccini., bubut don't rinse. Pout ; Air^ONb BISC( :verything in wok, and ------not overbake.kc. Remove cookics lo foil sheets sh of foil on counlerlop forfo cooling ctable shorteningin^ A-ind win up having-a grcal time - coming fetuccini over ever] ipletcly. cookics. co J •' toss. Serve w ilh a gt^ c n salad with Ital- ' V; cup Bullcr Fliivor CriscoCri; all-vcg- l» cool compl 2 eggs hoiT!iomc wilh smiles on our faces." al rc»m temperature in air- 5. Spread 1 tablespoon or es Sieve dressing andI FrcnchFr. bread. Parme- ciablcshonening 6. Store al or more of gyp lighlI c corn .syrup or regular Here H is one of the recipes flour on large sheet o f waxe san cheese may• be .sprinkled over the M cupgnmul;itcdsug;ir tight conlaineiiner. flc xed paper, pancake syrupI jn Gni ip c uses to cook'antclope or ( d lighl brown Makes iit>oibout 2 to dozen Biscotti. Place PI one quarter of dodough on . 2iablcspoonS|as poppy seeds . VENISONSIEW top, if desired. V: cup firmly packed li :ial dish Brenda Grupe ------^----- floured nc paper.' Flatten slighghi y W llh... 1 uwcspoonn gratedB lemon peel Serves S 8 / Here is a spccial sugiir - hands.-Turn-dough-ovcr-ar ______fixes for.cornMnyJiiy_lunch. , ______------K'lcaspoon'vanilta --- — W E D D>IN l^ G B E L L S ^U G A R — ha and cover -^..,>s-,ca..ipoons-[TS’purclcmon cxtract------^-pounds2 venison'------’— with another large sheet o SHRIMP CUF:n JR R IE D E G G S ...... V: (easptH)ii alniont] cxtnuitnict (COOKIES ofwaxcd i,ca.,poonvank-anilla -5 -5 carrots, cnil inlo pieces paper. Roll dough to ^*inc ~cs Serves 6:8 • 2 eggs ------pa nch Ihick- 3 „ps jii.punmrpose flour (plus 4 tea- 4 4 to 5 potatoes, cut into pieces ncness. Remove top sheet oo: f w axed divided) ’cs ■ 8 hard cookedleg&s egj 2 Clips all-purpose flourur Cookies ;d) 3 3 cclery stalks, cut into picces paper. Cut out with flouredi ccullcis in , icaspoon pov 1 quart slewed tomatoes 1/3 cup m ayonnainnaisc 1^:- le;isptx)ns baking powwwder .Wcupsgr:granulated sugar (wwdcrcd ginger. ' 1 appropriate shapes (bells,Is, hcarls. K ,ca.spoonba> 2 cubes of bouillon V: teaspoon sailII I'. te;LSp texspoon dry m' coarsely chopped • ighf Corn syrup or regular jjj K cup’ligh inches apart on ungreascdcd baking i. Combinele sugar and shorten- The T night before you plan toocal ( Ihis. 2lablcspoonsbilllbutter pancake synifHip . shshccl. Roll out remaining doilough. ing- rii la'rge bowl.bo' Beat at medium bro\now n meat in a liltle .bil o f caranola oil. - mblcspoons all ipurpose flour 1. Meat oven lo 325 clegrlegrees. Grease 1 tablespcwHXin vanilla 6. Bake one baking sheet;:t at a lime speed o f electrctric mixer until well fut Put il in a crockpot or Dulchch oven. I (llK^ionce)) cac an c ondensed a e a m two baking sheels with;h shortening.s 3 cups all-ill-purposc flour (plus 4 ta- 'j,['at 375 degrees for 5 to 9) minutes,i blended. Addd eggs,i syrup, poppy (Sie[Steve Grupe prefers thc crockckpolfor of celery soap Place sheels of foil on countertop coi for blespoons, di>divided) Jcdepending on the size of yo/our cook- seeds, lemonn peel,f lemon cxlract [hishis) Add rest of ingrediencnis and ^ piP cooling cwkies. y. teaspoon•on baking powder ig,ics (bake smaller, thinner:r cookies and vanilla. BeatBe until w ell b lend- cnoi:nough waler lo cover vcgclabiibles. Thc “ P shreddedcd sharp s natural ched^ 2. Combine siiorlening,ng, granulated texsptx^nK^n baking soda qcloser\, to 5 minutes: largercr cookies cd and fluffy, amcim ounl o f vegetables in these:se dircc- dar checM sugar, brown sugar, vanianilla und al- V: teaspoon)onsalt clolks, and m ash them , mayonnaise, salt, pa- ;ind Add lo crcamedd mi.xlure.m Mix MixM to bJend wcJl. Add adadditional .Wrap cach quarterqu of dough in meaneal ancJ is especially nicc (orm n/ghls " f l ' I"” al low speed jusl until blenilcnded. Stir in 1. For coolookies, combine sugar and water, w: a little at a lime, if pa5lasleistoo plastic wrap. RefrigerateR al least 1 whevhen there's no time lo cook, pnka. cuny powderdcr and mustard. Refill almonds. shorteningg iin large bowl. Bcal al stistiff. Add additional confefeclioncrs hour. KeepI refrigerated r until "When wc go lo Iwd 1 usuallyIly lum il 'S e w hiles wilhh this Ih mixture. Place 4. Divide dough in1 half.h; Shape medium spccpeed of electric mixer until sugar su if m ixture is loo thinin. Divide ready lo use. on,>n, and then it cooks thc wholejIo work- stuffed eggs tn a bbak aking dish - approxi- . inlo flattened lo^s approxroximatcly 2^: well blcndecJed. Add eggs, syrup and mixture mi into small bowls. AddA food 4. .Heal ovcven lo 375 degrees^ inging day.” he said. “When wc gcgel home mal'ly lO-by-6-by--b y - 1^5 inches. Mean- inches wide. 1 inch high’h and: 9 inch- vanilla. Beateat until well blended and color, co a few drops al aI ttime, to Place sheets ofof foil on countcrtop aftciifter work, a complete dinnerisisrcady" i while melt the 2;U2; tablespoons butter, e.s long. Place on prepaipared baking fluffy. achicveac desired colors. Spreiread icing for coo lin g cooookics. . Next, N here’s a Dulch oven din:inner. and blend in thc..2 2 tjtablespoons all pur- slieeis. 2. Combine bir 3 cups flour, baking in thin layer on coolcd coc o k ic s. 5 . Spread 1 1 tablespoon t or more DUTCH O V E N O nC KiTTfij E p o se fiour. A dd .soup .soi and milk. Cook 5. Bake at 32.'! degreescs for I 25 min- powder, baklaking soda und salt. Add Placc p|; remainder of icings; in ii pastry of flour on large lar sheet of waxed Serves S< 6 and stir jusl untilitil bubbly. 1 Then add ules. Remove from oven.n. CoolC 5 min- gradually to creamed mixture al low bags ba filled wilh small No. 3 writing paper. Place oneon quarter of dough In In a 12 lo 14-inch Dulch oven,cn, pul: cheese and shrimpimp. Stir to melt the utes. Transfer carefullyIly to cutting spccd.'MixuK unlil well blended. liplips. Alternatively, placc in1 'ssmiill-'re- on floured paplaper. Flatten slightly 22 chickens, cut up. skinncn id and 'hcesc. on low heat. heal Stir in the curry board. Cut logs diagoniillyIly into ^--inch 3. D ivideJe dough into 4 cjuartcrs. sealable sc plastic bags. Sn>nip very with hands. TTu urn dough ov er and rollcollcd in flour powder. Pour over)vcr eggs. Mix bread smallsn hole off one corner:r of cach cover with _anomother large sheet of Brown B the chicken in lilllcIc c a n o la c ru m b s w ilh mleltcd cltc butler or mar- bag.ba Pipe designs onto icedIcbokics. c waxed paper,r. R o ll d o u g h to /<• oil.lil. Drain : off grexse. Add aboullUl 1 inch garinc. Sprinkle: thal th; around edge of Sister__ Makes about 3 to 4 dozen cocookics. inch thickness.ss. Remove lop sheet ofwif water. Add sail and pepper,, to|i ixste, niixture. Bake atI 35035( degrees for 15 lo u f waAcU- i):rplUpur. C u l iiu l w ith — amTimTFIittlcl’arliC'SairPJruKSiir - 20"miTTUtes, until'hoil-hoh-M ost-of-these-in:------ConJinued'fromCI 1 teaspoonon lemon pepper ALMOND^GLAziZED floured crinkn k lc -c d g c ro u n d o r coal:oals under and lU 10 12 on topop. Cook grcdicnis arc alrcacready cooked, so it’s 1 l5-ouncince can jellied cninlVcrry f browning the bread 4 cups flour OATMEAL COOKiKIES heart cookic: cutters.c Transfer to aboiibout M to 2 hours. In the Dutcltchovcn, • jus* il matter of bn 1 texspoon salt s;iucc ■ ungreascd bakiiiking shccl with large to0 preventp burning, it's best; toti cook crumbs. Serve withvith blueberry muffins' 1 texspoon baking sodala 2 8-ounce:e ccjins tomato sauce orcoffee cake andid juju ice . Cookies pancakc turnen er. -Place 2 in c h ts frorrrom thc top down. 2 teaspoons baking powdjwder 1/3 cup diediced green chilies , ! II il a Q ju n dish, but it's ' >1 cup Butter Flavor Criscoco all-veg- ‘■'P2« on •reased baking sheet. "Dulch "I oven cooking takes;s a little “1 wouldn't call it a 2 cups sour cream Y; tciispoon» n ground ginger : and ba- somewhat Creole,"c," BrendaI Grupe said, ctable shortening Roll out remainaining dough. longonger, but it’s pretty simple a K cup cach o f finely shredded sh car- 1 clove gargarlic, finely choppcd “ Il’s a southern kindind cof brunch dish." ]-8 ' n to egg mix- onions andJ lemonlc pepper. Cook until ^ V: cup dry winee nalely wilh sour cream K K- icispoon baking soda ies (dependinglg •on size and shape) 2 2cloves garlic, minced tiire. Fold in carrots, coconut,coc nuls onions are golgolden. j :c Y: texspoon salt 1 jar marinated artichoke: 1hcarls, cupsoysaucc , and raisins. . In a bowlwl, mix cranberry sauce. j CRACKED:D CHOCOI^TE undrindrained and cut in .small piece;:cs. teaspoon sugargar • ce, chilies, ginger and garlic, teaspoon cinnamon • Spoon into greased muffiuffin tins. Bake tomato sauce, , toasted al AtA least 2 full tablespoons basiasil y* teaspoon garlic!rlic sa ll ce over l>eef. Spread onions IV; cups slivered almonds, t< . CO:OOKIES nutcs. Spoon s:iuce , boned out at 4(H) degrees for 20 minut< 350 degrees for 5 to 7 miniinutes and ------K- K- to 1 texspoon coarsc pepperc r fi duck brcxsts, boi BROCCOUSALADALk LA MARY over the lop.p. Cover( wilh foil. :. w y sauce, sugar and coarscly chopped . . ■ IVi cups firmljmly packcd light brown . 1 ^ pwund. chicken or other mause good rccipes for Basque golden. This rccipe will■ill g iv e 0 I- lik e s o m e go HEDRAUHGHAW ‘Oi yonc have one? ^ inch meringue on a lO-inl-inch pic. tread. 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W odnosday.. Moy 18,1094 Tlmos-Nows,I, TTwinm Fnllft. tdaho C-5 Food Formeijr spa chief keepss poundss off Opiirah witl]h ‘Un-friled Chiccken’ ------. ‘ ' .j '- K•Knl^-RiddaNerwa i Servicee Daley worksrks Thursday through lyike nyi(; sure things are available." and shake well to ml ' ■■___ '.,'^1 ______Monday.xookinj ccook wilh make her breakth hi e r diet. a M teaspoon freshly groundid black roasting pan 3 lime:imcs to coat with the the Garden Slate's bounly. ShiJhe appren- Daley general!rally cooks no red meat, pep;KppcT vegetable oil. Pult Ihcthe mustard, paprika, ticed on Ihe East and Wesl cocoasts, and and Oprah doesn'sn'(missit. Dash D cayenne pepper cumin, chili powder,der, and cayenne pep- landed in California, whI/here she “! cook lentilII burgersb or turkey burg- y, H teaspoon dried thyme per in a large bowl.vl. VWhi.sk to blend, changcd Oprah's dietary life. ' ers," she said.Without Wi all the fat. “You ii teaspoon dried basil Prick the potatoesoes several times wiih The television host, who paiparaded tri- feel good afterwa;wards.” - V • iVi teaspoon dried oregano • ____the lines o f jjo r kk anand add ihcm lo .lh e . ______unum phanlly in Size 10 CnlvIvin Klein Now in her ihirdihii year of cooking for I^ Pi h c a t oven to 400 degrees. bowl. Toss lo coalal Ihth'c potatoes 'evcnlyT jecjeans after shedding 67 pouncinds on the Oprah, Daley tielpshel] Oprah maintain her Coat C a baking shecl wilh 3 spiiprays of Pour the coated potipotatoes inlo lhe p re...... Oplifast liquid diet plan, hadid gained a w eight loss. ShShe does all lhe food the'he vegetable oil. Put Ihc chickcken in a pared roasting pan. pan leaving a little look, bul not a lifestyle. Whenlen she bal- shopping herself,;lf, explaining, “I like to largiarge bowl wilh the ice water.. IPut the spacc between them.cm. looncd again, Oprah fled to the chic pick up the prodioduce myself, so every- yog:'ogurl in a medium bowl. SeSet bolh Bake for alioul1 45 minutes to I hour, OlCal-a-Vie spa near San Dicgego, where thing looks good,od.”/ ‘If you have heallti- bow>owIs aside.. until the potatoes arcare fork lender. loc Oprah Winfrey, TV tailtaik show hostess, show; Daley's cooking so impresscised Oprah ier foods availabllable, lhat’s what people Pul Pi all the breading ingredtenents inlo , (Per serving: 13737 calorics:c 1.7 grams ___In November of 1986. , FUPI<« that Q Oprah hired her. nre.going'io cnient. T h at’s my jo b ;' lo at large,lai lightly-sealed plaslic ba{)ag. Seal fal.) )wa off her new figure D; y Ih; Fat-free‘ idiet P e l T takessblamile for dlog’s wweight ggain I tried to tell myself thatt IIhere was thal could possibsibly, if you werc cruel, )rown bro eyes.You try makining the The easiest wayay forf me to stick lo can incil]•ude it owneisomelhing wrong wiih the vet/et’s digital be cat-e-gorized;d asa a waddle. , cho::hoice between throwing aw:way the this, of coursc, isIs simplysi to nol have scale. O r maybe the extra weij■eight could This is very emembarrassing. ' lefleflover macaroni and chccccsc o r leftovcre. I sacrificeicc fny.self,i so Ihut my Heitzel J Y o u know be explained by my dog's hea'eavy winter I know whenlen all this starled - il scrn;craping some o f it inlo lhe do,Jog dish dog may be lean. Jder News Scrvice so night 1 stand up from ■ w in ter w hen I coat. started lasl June,'le, when a friend sent my whevhere at least it will be ealen1 anda all So now“cvery nigl junkfood sc 1C waler the dinner lable, groagroaning, after forcing ,--v and says, "Si; Afler all. he gets plenty .ofof exercise, dog a coupon Ibookm for cljeeseburgcrs youirour hard work o f boiling the ow it’s been a long, cold be He and I go for long runs e\every day. at M cDonald’s,’s. My dog was facing md and sprinkling lhe powdered1 cheesec myself to clean myny plate p so I won't be Kolgbl-Rkkler News Sovicrvice You’re going:n Ihc doctor shakes her head co Y o u kn o w chasing tennis balls in Ihehe woods, surgery, and m;my-friend ihoughi hc vill will be appreciated. tempted to share, ‘Sixteen pounds overweight! You iry not sharing your Oreccos. (Hc "Sorry, buddy,"," 1 say. showing him On the third day of hislis low-fat1 diet, difficult sprin (Actually, hc runs and chases<». I walk needed cheeringigup. i Y ing lo have to go on a diel.” H( Joesn’t carc for the while frostirting, but my empty plale. "Noi"None left." Kevin Wolfe was dying for a brow nie, talking to you and Ihrow.) I have to admdmil, cheeseburgers did doej ow it's going to be a long, ch le loves crunching ihose-chO'locolale He looks stricken,ken. He looLs devns- “I kept thinking, all I carcan eal for the Il's trui. But then I started thinking.'. seem to cheer hinhim up. he I iring when you realize she’s {h vafcrs.) tated. He cocks his 1head from side lo rest o f my life for dessertrt i£is fresh fruil. My dog - i Well, that cold snap whenn iti was 30 So did pizzaI crcrusts. wafi iTourdog. an The only thing lo.do, of coursirse, is lo side, bewildered at mmy sudden cruelly, This isn’t going lo make; it,'it," he says. as “ liltle” (whi below, I guess we didn’t nrun much So did baconn g^ « ase poured over his Tl K resolulc. And I am. This musl be diffidifficuh for an animal ' So Wolfe, a Cincinnaliali radio show fit in the palm Ihen. And all those weekenends when Gravy Train, b en - the dog that I still Ihink of my dog who has learned1 to equale love wilh oping a rccipc 16 pounds ovc someone else watched him wtwhile I was Don’t yell alI me.m Don’l wrile me lec- Since Si the lost doctor visit, m when I first got him, hc could be las nol had one table scrap. Il kikills me Milk Bones. ?6r a fat-free brownie. Il^UIl look him 27 That’s a pi out of town - 1 guess I’m n o31 l:suri: how turing letters. has ilm of my hand) - has gained ihi ■dogs nnin’l siipposed.to__tadiadenyJiim, buLhchas-hadjioLtiLonc.bit ____ BuU.ihink.lhiswilLwilldo_lhc.trick..,,_ ...... tries. When he was done,lie, h e had lost- m ore than a p much running htdid-lhciveilhilher------Lknow-that-do over the last 12 monlhs. - so :raps. 1 know thal the of)f peanut-buticr-loaslp crusl., ^Not so My dog 'will lose)sc IIhose 16 pounds in 33 pounds and had writtenen ia book. A m azing, I looked at him critically. have table sera I prelty good clip. I’d say - ou weight gain falls solely mucnuch as a peapod from my Ieleftover no lime, this way. T he “Fat-Free Junkfoodod Cookbook” When the - By golly, he does look a liltlelil hefty, blame for his wc a pound a month. mi :rs. stir-:;tir-fry. Nol even a whiff of serarrambled And 1 don’t^lhinklink I have to lell you (Ira Press, $14.95) is WoHWolfe's atlem pl b e lie v e il. M And he seems to have a devevelopcd a on my shoulders, g. wiggle he never had before --awiggle , But you try-y resistin: g Ihose b ig egg:rggswith chccse. where ihcy wifi go.;o. to have his cake and hislis figi u re, loo. furry, .simplyc vet c fireMold me this, I didn't - ...... Wolfe,.38, had always.gai.gained.a.few , My dog, while extremely Ai pounds in the winter and losl them A ly doesn’t look thal big, wi dieting and bicycling inn itlhe summer. erywhere - even theJ kitchen f In 1992, he bicycled nndm d d ie te d b u l ^ s are true to their origins andid look as ' find themselves'CS laughing with glee didn't lose much weightghl. By April Knight-Rid* ~ i i e ons are evethough they were plucked rightrij off a as young womemen speak confidently 1993, W olfe-w ho. stamla n d s 5 fe e t 7 wall hook in an industrial kiiIciichen. o f becoming doctors,doi laiwyers, engi- inchcs-w eighed 187 pouni:mds. Aprons nre s dder News Scrvice arcYou can even find pinaforores, com- neers and firefigifightcrs. fin n in g “It just kepi creeping! upu; there," hc Not those! th( Beg] 9 aprons that plele with ruffled shoulder ststraps and Finally, feminlinists are even m anag- says. are in vogue. wi wnisl. ing to supportrt them t w hen some of This time, instead off a tradicioml always trott ribbons lo tie in bows al the wi PRESSCHOOL le silly, frilly, French maid All in all, an interestingg look for those young woi;/omeh say they dream « diet, W olfe tried a low-f;«>-fal d ie t. H e c o m e d .c s. As at costume designers are these pU limes o f reawakened fem:minism. o f being homcmemakers. It’s a choicc, ■ • heard about it from friendends who had numbers wil o ttin g o u t fo r screw b all ribFeminists hnve long charlampioned after all, and chorhoice is good. _ R • e g iste rr N o w Foior Fall lost weight and kept it off.iff. Even1 so, hc -dcry lhal mo And not those homemade the belief that women canin be any- Wilh social1 choicesct come fashion t says, he was skeptical. known to g with bumblebee cmbroi- thething Ihey choose. The rallyHying cry? ones, loo. Morejre women wear panls _Call Sue Daviss: 734-3652 orr 7734-5699 “I still wasn't convincedxd of this,” he who then act mothers-in-law have been Crash through ihc corporarate glass lo Ihe office; anda: fewer of them, says. “AAer yeare of tryirrying different whenever me I g iv e d au g h tc rs-in -la w , thiceiling. Follow your heartt aand your thankfully, lietie those floppy silk diets and nothing workin;king, I Anally No, wc ai actually have to w ear them thimind and not lhe oppressi'sive man- bows around [heirthe neck. f t dccided to give it a try.” aprons, chi mothers-in-Iaw visit. Crdates ofui patriarchal socie:iety. Free Now, designciners are giving women m Hc ale as much as hei6 wanted,v but ap'ons ■>"‘1 areb talk in g c a rp e n te rs ’ ce; aprons. ' ion 10 25 to 30 Iricklcd dow your m in d '^ take controlol o f your the^hoice o f apr limited his fot consumption chefs' aprons, Hoover mi Som e o f thO!hose-aprons comc in ^ p m e at becausc E u ro p e a n d r body. ^ grams a day. He gave up m J bib aprons. T he look has -da d women crisp linen witl/ith A-lihc'skirts and ^ I were high-fat boutiques ai Most feminist-minded the only meats he liked wi own from the runways of' yo 0 call Ihe broad bibs. OlhOthers arc done up in 'S Ihs, Wolfe lost Som coLthci applaud their sisters who red meats. In three months, d New York ond into local ‘ bo at a glance, (hey look laintaincd ihe_rcm ovcd tro shots at big league corpojorations. fluid jersey - al _____ 33 pounds.and,has.mnin i and department stores, reality o f- like a subaantialtial-version oflhc pop-....^7- 1 / 2 M c e _____ year. ilage, resei They get excitcd arthe re weight loss for almost a yea hese apron dresses are far .more np women in-Congressss. Many ular slip dress— Mutch KU wiHt Initially, Ms meals of beahi»nnt! and rice , - ro m p e r s moifrom their utilitarian her- sh soups and pastas were OK,DK, b u t W olfe sciiib lin g “ ju m p e rs and “ Ttl — ----t mi^ed snacks and.sweets.ets. In pre-diet 11 nore than aprons. Others .mi | l days, his favorite trcat.)vasMS ai H ersh e y 's -iSpfSdaTDark chocolacff-Ba■•Bar dipped in s t e r n ;DAYS peanut butter. He also likedked homemade \ d with peanut / * 1 DUTCH OV/EH Hobo Brownies swirled v ^ WES butter and studded wilhilh chocolate - ' / J Iv *\ ¥ chips, marshmallows andd n>nuls. ' \ J W olfe didn't want to give u p sw eets, OOK-CJFF but he didn’t really thin)link he could' make a fat-frc« t i u t thalal titasted good. L c c S p o n so re d ]b y . l i e got a pleasant surprise.se. B « g 9 » r« I M « lch » r* .“I was really amazedi ththat you can maVe ft e brownie redpe was Judging Starts at 4:00 p.m . ir ast re d p e cdth- one to develop and Uie last i ,|fnlteil Edition A pronin to C ontestants, pleted. G etting a chew]^,y, moist,i non- — — gateqgri cake brownie wilhout usingling fat is difli-, ______P r i z e s : ------^ — a l t , b e says. Ine marsnniaunoUow erence • F R E E y f i \ i C m s m - $ 1 0 0 lnDornwntownG/ffCe/1//lC3fes didlbeirick. ?0f]WfT “It kind o f gives them sorsome Ughtness ;H CATEGORY-*50fo Domm tow n Gift Certificates ^FROM but k e r n them teally gooey,'ley,'’ he says. I , ISTIN EACHC $ o o o SJSlfiSfil F riday, MayR 27.19M m ; UPTO' -...... W hite w o d o n g 0 0 the bnybrownie redpe.. . - ■ ^ 2NPINEACH( W olfe developed 99 otfaother low-fat Vill be available to the publibile following Judging. ?i5o: $356 1$ 4 0 0 recipcs for cookies, cokes,kes, cinnamon jp EnlciesJ I - S 5aS3SSujJ25a?S3SSu. S rolls, ice cream sauces, bisrails,bis pioa, ______S a m p le s will c n tD ^ snacks and salad dressings.dre m He figured out the fot: cocontent o f the U k J N a m e ; ______;______S ta te :______T e le p>hone h r e c ^ himself, by consulti:u lting & t gram A ddress: . M a in E n tre e ______Da a s a r t ______rition informa- , I f. ' guides. He-provioes nutritic i l l s w ill b e f o r w a r d e d occince your entry ia r»cetve<( f e d .------)m H Uon only for fat. f C ity :______W olfe’S'favorile recipe;ipe is one for - C a te g o ry o i E n try : Mo Fat-Free Chocolate Theraierapy C ^e, a Additional detoUt “drown-your-SQrrows,i, woev is me, j Itry fonns should be> rmailed to: lover^ran-of!;-wilh*B-Homeime Shopping- *U irln Falls, ldaho.83303» H Network-pi((±-person I^ind d o f cake.” ank, P.O. Box509,TWIi ,jr= — ^ ^ ' West One Bani \ P . V r ■ . ' .t C-6 Timoa-Nows, Twinin FFoils. Idaho V^odno^oy, Moyes. *‘8htghl and undeveloped. It I I' refrigerator. And shetc 1hod a wood- • was a far cryy fromf the original.. ■ burning slove. She kepi:cpl il. she said, . Why thisis is so, I can’t say, though H added, tum the heat to mimedium-low it could haveve something lo do with “ J- bccau sc "1 c a n ’l imnaginc aj making mailer howOW .sore your stirring arm is. i PtM [ polcnla on anything else:lse." I know. II tried.Ir . . ;and siir wilh a wooden spoon.s| And the cornmealal toasting a bil directly k. Polenta is a deeply/ fliflavored, com- in foci,ct, I wcnl beyond lhal.. : stir. A nd .stir. For about an hour. 'The over the Hamcme but nol over the soft* Worm up th e stirring armm before m aking Polentaita with’ m ushroom s. vj 'pletely delicious spcsponge lhal is Variousi cookbookc writers have: | polenta is done when il pupulls cleanly er heal of a doubledo boiler. If this the- _ unmatched for soppirping up juiccs comc up wilhw: shortcuts to try lo lake: i away from the sides andd bottom l»f ory is right,I, jyou should be able td I 1 from, say, stews or roasiro; meats. In the slingg oc ul o f the prep aratio n . I l the pan. IB “ La C ucinaa idi Lidia,” improve tiethe fla v o r by fo llo w in g Instant, trraditional polenta] ;i this sense, you coulcuid call il the look twoI lhallh seemed promising and1 i noted Italian chef Lidia1 IBastianich Middione's method.mi j:- Italian equivalent o f nmashed poia- made them;m alongside thc regular and1 i recom m ends a cooking tinlime of qnly InterestingIngly enough, an hour w ^ iocs. But make it Ihcc oold-fashioned instant. An'\nd if you don’l think jug-- ; 30 minuies to 35 minutes.;s. I tasted it lalcr, when all al four had cooled sig- used ^ in th(lese quick: 1recipes 1 al lhal point, and neither:r the flavor nificantly, hethe flavor differences had _ tf way oncc, and you’lli’ll understand gling fourir burners1 of polenta is fun : Los Angeles *nme3 Heat olive oil in heavy skillet and quite right, diminished greatly.gr And as great as ^ why those liltle Ilaliailian grandm as, ... nor the texture were qu ii soule onion unlilnlil translucent ond tqn- ;he regular. Inlo CV: cups o f t though certainly each lyp'^pe o f corn- the differencencc in icxture had been ;■ under their black dresses, dri have First, the *The use of instant polenlinia in this der, 10 to 155 mminuies. Add garlic f meul will cook differently.y ...... betw een thele < o rig in a l,a n d K azan’s ; • shoulders like N FL linelinebackers. boiling salisalted water, stir 2 cups of - i recipe, from.Carol Fields’’ “Italy' in and all mushroorrooms; tum heal to low > Thc shortcuts came: fromI two shortcut, nflefler cooling they were " 1 Technically, making[lg ]polcnla is no yellow cor:ornmeal (some cookbooks Small Biles;” is strictly optplional. If and cook, slirrin]rring intennilienily, for • good sourccs. Marcella Hariazan, a tra- indistinguishalhablc. Sl ■■■ t challenge. And as farir asa ingredients insist on1 organically oi grown, sionc- j you prefer, moke it the iraraditional up lo 20 minute:lulcs, until lender. Add ' but I used regular commcr-• dilionalisi < if ever there'c was one. Once coole3led and sliced, polenta are concerned, nolhii;hing could be ground, bui way. Just be sure lo warmn up your tomatoes, parslej•sley. soli and pepper to • offers a labor-saving wrin:inkle on the can bc broiledled or fried, as described ■ simpler — there arc onlyinly three: com- cial, albeit•it from a siorc w here com - ( stirring arm in advance. taste. Continueiuc cooking another 5 I basic technique in her “Es:Essentials of above, orit itcan be layered with ; meal, water and salt.t. It'sI the com- meal turnsns over very quickly and il t minutes. : ■ Classic Italian Cooking”:”: Once the cheese and saucesa and, if you want, ;• bining of them lhal[ial is a pain , w as fine; - - I think freshness is the . ( POLENTA CROSTINIVW IT H . Cut Quick Polei’olenta inlo slices 2 inch- )r). Use a whi.sk for this partt ( cornmeal has .been wellstirred s into other ingredie:Jienls for strata - a kind - Imagine stirring lar for■or an hour con- key factor). MUSHROOMS es w ide and 3 loto.4 inchcs long and lb;-it’s most important thalI .1 .the pol, cover lightly ancnd then stir of polenta lasaisagna. C~ tinuously (no time; offo for good of the-job; (Crostini di Polenta ai Fun,jngtii) brush lightly witwith olivc oil to losle. 1 just one minute every 10I minuies. n In As for hotJt polcnla,] thc A Tavola behavior) and you gel;el a pretty fair no lumpss form.f If they do, you can j 1 ounce dried porcini mustishrooms Broil unlil firmrm andi lightly crisp on ' her “The Splendid Tabicj Ic .” Lynrje article lists25 25 versions - cvcp'thing ' picture of whal I’mI talkingla about, try to worlork them out by mashing I 3 to 4 loblespoons exlrtIro-virgin both sides. Placecc sspoonful of hot mush- 1 Kasper offers a more droslislic aliema-- from polentaa e latte (cooked in milk r It’s weary work andd ifi you’re not them agaim[inst the side o f the pan w ith 1 olive oil room sauce onI lop o f cach crostino and , live. She recom m ends idding. adi boil- and sweetenedled with sugar ond cinna- r ' careful (or if you’rec jjust wimpy), a woodenn spoon,s but this is, at best, l 1 large red onion, flncly mminced serve. Makes 8 lol< 10 appetizer serv- ing water to the cornmeal,al. sealing'il .mon) lo suff (cooked( in milk with • . you can wind up withlh i a nice blister an impcrfecfeci solution. i 2 small cloves garlic,c, fin e ly ings. I tight and then cooking inin a double butler, added),d), including intrugllo (o - on your stirring hand.I. MineV is recov- Tradilioiionally, wc’rc lold to add l minced Each of 8 servin:rvings contains about: t boiler, stirring only fotour or five soupy polentaita with beans and black ^ p.’’ . cring nicely, thank you.3U.' the commc.Tieal by the fistful, letting it I 1 pound fresh brown musushrooins, 180 calorics;s; 6426‘ mg sodium; trace Her. is itself cabbage addecded) and the delightfully ’ In restaurants, it’s a ppretty sure bet trickle bel'lelwecn almost closed fin-• limes. l (This, I learned laic such as cremini or portobclicllo, w ell cholesterol; 6 grajnsgraj: fat; 28 grams car- 1 a variation on a quick metlethod devel- named smaccacafarnXa little savory r r lhat Ihc only types ofif polentap you'll gcrs to p)revenl re il from being added i cleaned and sliced bohydratesT 4 glgram s p ro te in ;-1.21 t oped by San Francisco rerestaurateor' cake madee-with a speci'al' Grand K; see are those fried or• brbroiled polenta too quickljkly. I found this a' pain. Il ( 3 or 4 small ripe plum totom atoes, grams fiber. I Carlo Mlddione, though I i in his ver- Sara'ceno conornmeal and sausages). rZ tiles. They're made frorrom cooled and worked b<£Ucrb coicoarse sail i I being covered and placiiced over a 'There are also ' preparation and canin be made in lakcs a littlelil practice, but you’ll I Freshly ground pepper 1- (13-ouncc)ice) package ii\stant I double-boiler.) white cornmemeal, though these ore advance and quickly finishedfu at ihe work out1 a a kind of push-pull rhythm ( Quick Polenta polenta, aboutt 2 ccups I When cach version wasas complet- usually sweel.cl. *-7 la st m in u te. I m ad e: fried fi polenta - sort'of likelii rubbing your belly and Olive oil B ring w ater:r lclo vigorous boil and Soak dried mushrooms; ini warm add salt. When:n w. water retum s to boil, water to cover al lasl 45 mininutes or p o u r p o le n taa iiinto pol in steady irks sporrt new ki]ind of sp3ectator dishes unlilz softencfl. 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Widcik'idcr audiencc owaiLs 0 29 Loarnod product, talent, aspaspimiions. Flimily I 34 Proloctivo wo; ____ A I lillliillillilliCtf -rizr- H SI memberlecloration makes “dcclai o f loyally." 36 Troubles ■: i i ______Review purchase priprice o f properly, H agar the Horrible - . — B y C h r is Brcv',j w n a ____ 3^ Farmjmplomo ™ "'-ir = = = «ST ------, 38 Mofll M home. Capricorn involtivolved. |M^ 39WrllorBfot 1------TAURUS (April 2C il 20-May 20); Focu.s 5 IIiH FA PPlil5~H H ' l^gvep BAT A tJr-ri^lN 41 Markon a _____ on space, freedpmI eof f thought, publi.sh- r CAN'T PBACH H jjK ^ ^ • pasapon ing. writing, articulalicilaling views in artis- ■ 42 Twjxl Can. aan n d ______B l ^ . . 1.^ I tic, dramatic fashion.sn. ^Many will be siar- Mox. CIM4 Tiiegft* M»0ia G«rv. UK ^ ( 2 ^ r \ I Aa nigriii nmomKl 0 5j //' l f l / 9 4 lied, surprised by your'iour“outpul." ^ 43 Glon ’ ,21-June 20); Hold J ^ I M P U 44 Piano Yesterday's Puzzio Solveced; * GEMINI (Muy .21 I't be intimidated by 4C Sprout 7 Way fcTo' I. |‘. I, I your ground, don't b p ^ ?N 4 9 C n o 3 w h o c:opy o p 8 Workor or IB f iT F l imaginlaglnation, Ciilh. Rela- 50 Woody plantsIls ■ soldier V f [S^I {I iMi M oversisyistaying wclcomc, bids 51 Flowor holdorlor OOponlngirln ^ , I * 1*'^ " a fond “coodby.” 53EXC110 doors ' C A N C ^ (June: 21-2I-July 22): Money. 3 56 Commcmorali'-alivo lOM ovio houso |iip H ^ ‘ from surprise source,ICC, relates to letler- ^ -I -1 60 Woatnor outl0(itlook 11 Aid and — [A|B|D[ .. w^ng,_a,way wi^_'ith words, ability lo______- I— -ei AaroBS - -•- - ;-ri?tuinding placo -“m T ' [TT¥|E{ ' innsforin thc'abstra'cftract-imo undcrstand'- — -— ; i lM a — — ’ * VOfdUQO 13 Whirlpool p lTe I able language. Missingsing article located. Beetle Bailey By Mort Wal'alker 63Concornlno I 21 If not [ t 4 ^ I Aim LEO (July 23-Aug.:>ug. 22): Atienlion re- 23 Artist’s colors rnrnm K T ^ H volves around gifts,s, rcreunion with loved IT J U 5 T \ .HALFTRACK...! I WE I 65 Fairiors 25 Sm allest bit = HAVE AT I riuike su •C'(J Ji « j 3 Boloro longI 35 Unapproclaiod 46B MadoM iovel .. abbr. you are alert, aware, 4 French 40 Cry ot 522 StStore up 58 Cartoonistist P etor U B R A (Sepl. 23-0dy 41 SnakollKo 544 U:UstonI 62 PoslUon oiof ® sponsibility, diahcc'e'lo'consldcrablyln- lo 5 Soodilke bodyis 43 Watch toco 555 SmallSr hilt golt bail crease-incom e; WishVish comes tnie in ------' 6 Cortain cards — Frank and Ernest . By Bob Tha\ "showy," dramatic: ration.fai Canccr na- - a v e s nt role. _____ ’23:No7r2i)rRcfi]M" — " o e / i p M U S T BB H /» V /N C 5 inaSaplentity in Estoni A m " - M Banai 10 modify long-rangenge prospccts. Com- / I n 01OFF ^ ^ ^ port you now can buy ba- " I municatc with individujvidual in foreign land. f Travelers repotEstonia. And the new sta- ____ ------Inxeslignle___|m ppji:oirt-cx m rt aciivttlcs.______: r ^ _ natiasall o v y Est Spark rcignited inJl Iclove relationship. rn their cellular phones. . W hat’s w hat? Aries represented. ______when talking oninds tl have becomc quile SAGITTARIUS (N((Nov. 22-Dcc. 21); :• 8 Pink diamond!m told. Since thc discov- * ConUilions, rules subjisubject to changc in 6 the fashion, I'mIhe t Argyle diamond pipe wereICK schoolboys then - in the-a• age of connection with iravel,avel, publishing vcn- ■ t t t 5 cry in 1979 o fjslralia. Ihc Word Is a cutter pockockcts- wilh chcstnuts - were! cdrilled lure. Maintain indepCTcpm dcncc, refuse to ______L-J ___ /J— f- o in Wesiem Auslr*'oy-Bl■9uch^»-a^on^^»»^o—fairi) iiriHntenaively iirth rbasics, oiuljn lin o st CMTCOlOltd IntoTHIurtiir >-who.wh*oks-ttWtt}killful. One wrong calcu- partiiarticularly in miflh. T he old chichcstnot- • CAPRICORN (Dcc.Dcc. 22-Jan. 19): Fo* ; 1 •;- -7 O I9B4 NEA.W iQ • be especially skillMRS are no longer pink. trickick didn’t -work with all, mightht m en- cus on food, diet, nutritiutrition, family, mari- lation and the panional Faxk Hn:; Africa's. ,tion.:° " - : : r r T — i ------—------lal status. Emphasisis onon dltectiea,.nioti-...... - I Etosha >1011011ger than M assachusetts. - , TcTo that savvy m u I w ho'slill bcai The Bom Loser' By Art Sansom & CI cats egg vation, sale or :puichiluchase, of'propertj'; • ^hin Namibia is biggerlawaii arc Ihc only tw o white'hifcs in a Bowl, bc advised: T hey’ll Y ou’ll bc offered: limitedliir partnership Utah and Ha«at prohibit commercial beateat up fa.Mer and stiffer in a c ^THPKNWaelGCTlHlCKERE.AY’’ '’iDOVTKNOVa AfTO?.Wi.,K£'miKK5THe 1 copper deal. View with cautionitien! ' 3MWHYHE.MEe05 ’ a f T } stales lefl thatmu count the lotteries - bowlowl. So proclaim.-! an experimenenter in AQUARIUS (Jan.in. 20-Feb.2 18): Ask ' U 6 H T i e o i ? r ^ o u r AKfONE6Li£SetOiCEEW #^^ Wi**iORLO r e v o L v e s y gambling.- If youlunt them — you can say thele I kilchen sciences who says:,s:. T h e questions, add to wardnardrobe, be ready for 1 J IHAU6KTBUI3(xe.. ,—TV T N!0^BX)M[>HIK! r—^ 1^ count them, counw spend one and a half cgg-\gg-whitc |>rotcin conalbumin Ibonds added sodal commitminitmenis. Focus con- American nowI money ! on gambling as w'ith i^ copper ions." tinues on legal rights,ghts, public appear- ■S lim es as m u c h m Whal you and I call stara andI stripess ances, marital status,3. Don'tD give up cre- 00 liquor. HqHitenydilffllhUmea onthn the U.S. flag arc know n In higfIghbrow olive cbTitrdllXcd mvol'iivorvciJ.'' / ...... Q .D o y o u dI l^ cbe«tmits la tbdr pock* heraleraldry as mullets and barrulets. PISCTS (Feb. 19-M9-March 20): Those wbo’vtianledoer d p**P tbaa otben of When W that humorist Billy Wildildcr di- who challenged yournir ability( to sustain bP ^ t rccteiwted “Sunset Boulevard," accord,rding to pace will be cau^tI upup: short. Steady ap: ft \ ir drift Blight klUcd off Holl]lollywood historians, he told a caicam era- proach wins, plum assignmentassi{ yours for i '■ (tfL; ^ / A. I get yourluntry's < chestnut utes in man,tan, "Keep it out of focus. 1 wantwt to Ihe asking. Spotlightht onor rc^inishing'fur- most of (hc counfirst 50,years. Men who wint'in the foreign piclurc award." S u S jH iLJ this ccnlury's fin

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Some folks> w ouldn't even call two riperip< tomatoes al a time, dcncrs wilh plants a foolfoot tall lay them them a vegetable, dtciting Iheir sweetness Ann oldo convention was that indciieier- horizontally in the groiground, bringing and juiciness as qualillaliiicrs for fruit status, minatesates were ideal for salads andI dc- ti only the top o f Ihe plant plai up and oul ; A':~ Whatever their■ clclassificalion, loma- terminerinates for cooking. Dui theirr re-i vertically. This works■Ji wwell as long as . toes arc withoul a1 doubtd( the most pop- spectiv:tive traits have blurred so muiuch you don't spear thc unde:inderground stems ular home-gardenI inhabitants,in wilh the now’ thal th such distinctions no longnger wilh thc spikes of thehe c cage or stake, »r.;-o.- well'Camed rcputalitalion for supcriorily are fairfair to gardener or to variety, Whether you dig a deepcep hole or trcnch r t t ' over the sl'orc-boufought version. Also, Foror example,c Early Girl, a popullular the plant horizontally,y. dod not remove • ••• when a crop’s desinsirability Is measured determ:rminate. is delicious lo cat.t. so Ihe lower foliage. against thc amountIt cof work it rdquircs. much:h SOsi that I have never had enou,DUgh Plants should be spaceijaced Ihree to foiir tom atoes rank in■\ tlthc lop handful of lo spanpare for cooking. The old indetieter- feel apart for indetermi;rminates. two lo best plants.; ^______. niinatcate Super Beefsteak, a marveloa*)usly • three feet for dcierminminates that arc One o f ihe mostst common< questions flavbrcbred salad tomato, also lendsds a judged to be compact.I. TThc l only cxcep------,a; ."What is the best«st lumato lo grow?” sweetct dimensiond lo a cooked sauce, - lion to this rule 1 haveavc found is the ...... ' The question mighlght elicit a different Thenhere is a long-hcid belief thatt (or- cherry or currant tomato,lato, which 1 usu- ANDY ARENZmw TVra answer each time it isi asked. ange: andan yellow tomatoes are lowerer in ally put somewhere on iLsi own. What C ookie cu tte r pull to yre s (c a n s e t th e th em e of en y hom e. Tomato variclic!;ts Ifall into Rvo broad acid andant sweeter than the red tomatoitoes. • Ihcse plants lack in fniituit sizes they make categories. The oldold-fashioned kinds, Again,:in, this doc.sn’1 hold true. Undoul}ubt- up in plant vigor andnd will smother which in thc opiniolion of many are the ediy. there tl arc varieties of pink,. c or- neighbor? if given the: ch:chancc. best lasting, are aimilmost all “indetermi- ange, yellowyi or purple thal arc swceiecter Indetcrminates do bcslbest when caged; Craft c(column ccuts new ground nate." This meanss theytl grow continu- thanI certain ce reds, Bul thc reverse alalso determinates also do weiwell in cages, but ously throughout theth season and pro- is ime,uc, andi thc color itself is not the: de-a (hey can be staked instea ater bttbtob and ilak htve depo ■ £ ; I r j T o j How c a s ! td l if 1 w ater nnfieaerwin f i -1 ^ l 6 >ed during the regeneration c Cut your usedame inefficient models (con:>nsume be^ m d will tidng ooe pD^!>»»>• “ >y ? gf*»»rtiniaynTi^9.M .T. utility bi|l Joim) to 10,000 gallons per year) -A ; More than 85 perccntt oof f th e U nit- ® mple timer (hal runs the cyclcle cv- - II I simp]y nighl, w hether it needs it or>r not. Ba|iBIBIBgM ed Statib suffers from excessi':ssivcly hard .with soft water. 1 f l water, so you mcsi likely willwi benefit tion of ihe healr. bl This is due to ihe reduc- crySeveral n: newer waler softenerCTS use from installing a waler sofle}flener..Y ou ,'ihe heat exchangeI blocking scale buildup on ■ficicnLclectronics.lo.coniro Sc] roi the genera- can g et a whole-house ion-<)n-exchonge This savings alonnger and elcctric elements. . cfficiequency and duration of rege water softener or an inexpense n s iv e m a g - the cost o f ihc Jonesail pays back more lhan f«3n q ucycles. netic scale reducer just to proprotect your You will alsosalt blocks. tionc water heater and plumbing. ings on your solau have a significant sav- Tbe benefits of sofl waterer aare many, costs. Wilh softlaundry'and dishwashing J COPS&taEiiSO.VS s MAY Your clothes not only gel cleaner,de bul detergent, cooleroft water, yo^ need less ^ ’ Ray Price has'worvo n a they can last up to 35 percentillongcf.The lo can use a short)ler wash water, and you M cakaum carbonate residue in1 cl(clothes, due saves electricityoner t wash cycle which !plteNMEOfltllfAMJ I e ; ...... Award and fils songng Crazy lo bard waler, cuts and grindsIs uup the ma- Most whoIe-1.tyandwaler. ili!lI MMIMM'SulSnIoarin .sta y e d in th et NiN a 1 sp o t lerial fibers as you move. use an ion exch:e-house w ater softeners l jl |l«mlWWI.«UM«TI>I.OIll iOO j ^___ an amazing 45 conseaiecuUv« ------Youf skin slays sofler and-nd-your-hair—ions-replaeccal'^change process. Sodium |||l ~ A "> ? rig Tn«TW> jil J ------536^5049 - Woid.ii—- gets shinier without conditioncloners. 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“ '. I". V . . . — ------^------— « k r - - ______t c -1 0 TlfTioa^Nowo, Twin'win’Falls, Idaho ■ Wodnoada/,'.May M 10.1994 ' ' • . I Ghambe)erlain m lattressssho] ;not s<>0 eajsyr a f l a pi i i o r e ih o w By Susanuum e H u p p keeps st calc lowerr quality.qi j " O rla n d0 o S e n tin e l • Buy at naname brand. Generally " 'it’s s a fe st 16 biiy”a b hamc-brand m at-' ing a mattress is not.the sim- . • _irc^$_set, Bro'3rowning.said._Thc_wor.-_„. on thereroad Ic it once w as. ’ . ■...... ram ies arc•c high-grade,1: and Ihe In theIC 11970s, shoppers had only a . Los Angeles Times I a patented spriipring systems are time- fe w m aillres.ses in lo choosc from: not- □I- tested. In addiiddition, you cart bc sure n, or inexpensive; firm, oor r Richard Chamberlcrlain, who last flpBHK . (jft (he companyvj stills will'be in business n-priced; and extra firm, oor r . monlh ended his ycui 10 years from■om n o w e v e n th o u g h th e ’carlone Marring expensiveivc. Today the top ihree man-in- iippippcarancc as yfaeiurer: store in whichlich you boughl the mat* •ers - Scrta, Scaly and Sim-'.71-;. C P rrofasor o l Henry ^ tress may,nolnol be. Browning’s cohi- • offer hundreds of mattresses, >jjj|H pany sells bolh>oth name-brand and less­ ''' ^ H U t l CeS"'*..'" “JV They mallake many variations of cach_ch erjm own ma|ii M y-hir iyp-e.-SfiJflcn w»H a'iKilf-'ddzen in ihche H r ' S L a d * Look foror a combination of a top- lop"ullra.Ira-prcmium" line alone. h;s is Bevcly H. ls. Back lh quality inner-spir-spring system and supCT- : Ihcn, il also w as thought thattut or cushioning oi C aahf. li cnndo. |,„j„ mi ig and upholstery materials mattrc.sscs were hcallhier - in the mattressress and an equally good 'hidl he boughl bettor foror the back. But studies in the a fflcrhc l j i sold his .gg, box sp rin g s. SupportSuf is the most impor- 80s showed that while mat- -tant th in g to lo( B eoverly v c Hills-area j,,! ) look for in a mattress. It should provide firm support,rt, , hou^ouse to actresi sho u ld sup p oort rt Ithe w eight o f yo u r body urfaees needn’t bc hard as : -■ A n j{ evenly o v e r ils ssurfacc. TO'roo hard a .surfacc was foundid ^ Chamberlain in 1<1 A good mattnattress and l»x springs , to causc;e pressure] to the shoulders should allowIW t tlic h e a v ie s t p a rts o f : wWien he and hips. y o u r b o d y -— hihips or shoulders — to bough! the condo,. C l la m b o r la .n , g in c c ll : the early '80s, mattresses:s sink slightly. who was born in Los.OS A n g e le s a n d y. I But they should gt^c :cn getting bigger, falter andid ^ support to youij'our spine so your body lived in the arc:i mojinosi of his life, oflon squi; juishier. Some top-of-lhc-line maintains i it: l s n o r m a l ' c o n t o u r .;. .Ihoughl hc would spcipond m ore tim o. mattres.so!scs arc 14 Inches thick (the \ l r in California, Lc-JU SjH whether youJ arare lying on your back StandardJ wasw 6 or 7) with surfaces as ^ 5 or your side.c. 1The “ultra premium’! A s it tu rn e d o u i, ihf I spring systems are those particular), spent mornore time away foam and/.id/or cotton cushioning atop j fro m L o s A ngcltis. p H n r a i w offer enaunough support and will them lo crcatecrc a "pillow-top" effect, tt-ly B S last for yearsars without breaking Besides appearing on stage, which Becaus. use com fort is a relative n down. These^ arean either the mattress- . hc has done fairly regulgularly sincc the ,hing. bcdc :dding experts say, the cush- I B m MW es wilh the mostmos springs or the sys- late 1960s when hc sttstudied Shake- joning is c s designed to give the mal- I R g ^u H lems designe<•ned wilh fewer bul spcarcan acting for• (hthree ycars in ,rcss cithc ther an ultra-soft feel forr I n g s. I and played H:Hamlet for the .those who 10 love to sink in or a firmerr I l l r » ' T h e B e l t er rSleep ^ Council, a trade Birmingham Reperloriory Theatre, surface for r for those who don't. One or I I, said a king-slzc mal- . Chamberlain has beencn traveling on more layer^ers of high-dcnsity foam orr 1 th e E ast CoiLst. ^ • tress should havihave at least 450 coils, a c o tto n o r dacron d padding is used lo I queen 375 or sa double 300. Top- Hc is living in an 0;Oahu; Hawaii, give a firnirm feel, while convoluted I j qualily Scrta1 (P(Perfect Sleeper) dou- ■home (hat he purchaseased five years (egg-cratetc type)i foam turned upside | blc-sizc m allrUlresscs contain 672 ago when hc starredI as a doctor in down mak lakes the surfacc feel soft. I coils, and lop-q)p-quality Sealys (Pos- the TV series-"Isjandid Son," which The latter ‘ :r "pillow-top" is a bit more I turepcBics) concontain 640 coils of a was filmed in HaWaii,I, (C h a m b e rla in , e x p e n s ivc e !than Ihc firm. I slightly heavier-]ier-gauge wire, o n e o f T V s m o st ba'nkalikablc stars, bc- Prices rangerai from about S59 for a I Each type of mallress - not-so- gan his acting career as 1TV’s popular twin mallre:ire&s a n d box sp rin g s se l to I s.-, firm, firm andd c>extra firm - offers the Dr. Kildare when he w;tsv;ts 26. more lhann J$4,000 retail for a top-of- I r' same basic spispring construction. His Beverly HillsIs condo has ihe-linc, king-sizekir “pillow-top" set. I They differ only)nly in the thickness .of three bedroom suitelites, marble To helpp youy son through the array I cushioning overver the springs and the floors and a family rocroom in 2,300 of choicescs and priccs, industry cx- I lype of upholsterstery material. ■ 'square feet. It is on the fifth floor perts offerer these lips dn wise mat- I \V. V:. • Test for COIcomfort and support.____ of a low-rise buildingIg constructed tress shoppi ’ping: I Picking the righright mattress and box in 1990. The'condo) h:has ciiy and • Buy the bcsl you can afford. Bul | springs takes theiie saverage shopper three • mounlain views as well/ell as a three- don'l let pr prices mislead you. Some Mattress ■ companies ofoffer wide variety .of matlattress flrmnesa, size an o r four days oif f lookingloi ihrou^ adver- car garage. inferior maillallress -sets comc with lofty a n d price. lisemenls and1 brbrowsing ihrough dc- Chamberlain sold thele uunit for closc prices. She>hop around. Comparing f< fcreni names'al diffcrcnl stoitorcs. written, hon-pii-pro-rated, 15-year war- Manufaclurers.also offere r 1 5 -y c a r partm eni sto res anand sleep shops, to ils last asking price ofofS895.000lo priccs at differentdil stores is difficult • L et Ihc w a rra n ty b e your yc guide, rantics again;linsl structural dcfecis warratilies w: on less expensiisive mot- To test the strestrength of the mallress a Beverly Hills dermaulatologist who bccausc mai Tianufacturcrs pul different Dan C Browning, owner of:)f Mattress with the best: s t q u a lily m a ttr e s s e s , tresses', trc bui_thcsc are pro-ri-rated ac- .set, shoppers sheshould sit on the edge was leasing another cccondo in the covers (amand sometimes diffcrcnl N Makers in Orlando, said hi{iigh-quality These warranianties guarantee thai if cording cc lo the number of0 years to see how mucnuch it collapses, said same building, sourccscs say. Cham- cushioning)ig) on identical spring sys- rr mattresses carry high-gr.grade war- ihere is a defccfeet, Ihc mallress will bc t thihey’ve been used. Browning of MalMallress M akers. If ihe ; berlain's condo was orig)riginally listed terns for ind individual stores. The result rantics. r: M ajor manufactu:turers like replaced withlh ia new mattress at any W arranties with lots of)f restric- edge flattens nolinoticeably, the mattress « al Sl.l million. is that idem intical mattresses have dif- Scaly, S Scrta and Simmonons offer point during lh'the 15 years. tions li( and for fewer yeaiars indi- construction iss ncnot top quality. In case (dandelioans aren’tt your thi "You growing ihose daidandelions for (v39IE nV th a t d o e s d a m a g e o n ly to lc anything spccial?" the nei • leafed plants, W hether you "The crop you've golI gigrowing oul • liquid o r g ra n u la r form , 2-41 Iherc is so impressive,c, \wc thoughi ^ Walworth iTally effective, easy to use a n d th e least expensive weed killer. G r f e e n ...... The word is lhal dandindelion wine If you ase 2-4D on hot, sui isn’t all il's cracked up to bc,I: and dan- r L thumbprints as the label asks you nol to,0 , y o u can — dclion greens are, well,:ll. slimy and ------bum bu y o u r law n. R ead the wli.vhole label ^ ^ ■ ■ 1 fuzzy - but. 10 each his ow n pretty yellow)w flowers" before you treat and an follow all the directions. DI o n 't In the event you dccidede 10 eradicate the dandelionio n s w ilh w eed killer. Y ou the the liquid form on a windy da lhal doTzling display u f yclyellow amidst may w.mt to0 specifys which "prclty ycl- or or you’ll bc wondering abo the spring green lawn, henhere arc a few low no.wer"'• youyi want picked. _ ""mysteryit sqMls" on the peonie; lips; • Spend on idle afternoon silting on • Prevent future.gcncraiion! baby • Timing is everythinging when you the lawn, cha:hatting wilh a friend. Sip dandelions da in the garden wiivith a pre- want weeds lo go away.r". TTlic smaller lemonade andind pluck dandelion leaves, emergent ctr weed killer. Tliey dod< exactly they, arc when you attack,ick, the better Don’t.go ton aa'loi effort to pull the -whal -wl Ihc name implies: th e y k e e p your chances of success;s vwill be. Al- whole weed,:d. Plants need leaves lo weeds we from emerging, or spnprouting — though the unwanted plantnl lilife found in make food forfoi themselves. Pluck their the the first placc. There arc sevcvcral fine ' your lawn and garden is? ncnow the size leaves and the'iiey’ll eventually starve. products pre on Ihe market, but all musl be ^^H H |II| of Mt. Rushmorc, iherc isIS hope. You • Weed anand Feed products were u.sed u.sc according to label dirccticlions. may have lo lake two swing;ings al it. mixed logcthi:thcr not only to save you * ‘ Bc a lousy host lo weed::ds. W alcr • B efore y o u do anythinging to Ihe dan- time, bul, whivhile you knock weeds on th the e law n d e e p ly a n d lc.ss ofi< D an - delions, remember the lasilast time you the head, youou fertilize the surrounding dclions del and olher lawn wev e e d s a re ^ , look a swat at Ihcm. Beforefore they died, grass and get:t iti healthy enough to repel relatively rel. shallow-rooted an p re fe r * Ihcy assured future dandciiJclion genera- newcomers.5. T' h ic k ly g ro w in g g ra s s moisture m o in the first coupic:o o f-in c h e s tions, didn’t they? 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1 A ______;_____/ ' ; - -J s — I Mbpnwinfl N u g ^g etsp) u t o iiff JazIZ, eli]minalition The Aflsodsted Press ® ^ * rme “sM TLAi^ ary^' ttw"he Denver Nuggets staved o ff elimi-( 1 ^ ^ w nation-for the fifUi time in1 thethi playoffs, beating Utah 109-101 10' Tuesday night in double overtb'crtimc. ' Brian Williams hod 19 poinDoints,' including a dunk lo give Den- ^ ver the lead for good in thele seconds overtime. Il was Der>cnvcr's third overtime victory in 100 playofTp games and ils fifth ststraight iii i succcss in a must-win situalioillion. W h y a r e j w i o u a s k i n g Bryant Stith and Mohmounoud Abdul-Rouf scored 22 pointsp each and Robert Pack had1 19 as the Nuggets trimmed I m e ? D o S hly y grounders • advantage in the bcst-of-7 ^ e s to 3-2. t o s e ct o e i n d l o o k N o team has ever won ann NteAN ployoff series after trailiiiling3- 0, but Denver still has q chanciancc to be the firSL .. a I I H I e> h» a r d e r ? The gamc was tied 87-877 atai the end of regulation andd 94^94‘ afler one extra period beforebre Williams' jam off a passis from l Pack sparked o 7-0 run thatlat gave| the Nuggets a 101-9494 lead 9! u . , — Kent Hrbs” with 2:27 remaining. rbek, Minnesota The Jazz trijnmed thal to 103-99-on Tyrone Corbin Twins first babaseman, when . pointin’ with 52 seronds lefl,I, bibut'gol no closer, asked if the) bball w as juiced' ' The Nuggets, making theircir 1first conference semifinal opoppcar- ance since 1988, host Gamele 6 on Thursday. Game 7, if nneces* ^ saiy, would be at Salt Lake CitCity on Sattirday. Malone, who fouledJ outo l midway through the first over-t ^ . time, fmished with 22 pointsts a:afler scoring only three in thehe first half. John Stockton had 1l^in 8 ^ ts and 13 assists while CorbinC< Boise’s Thoiomsen, Iscorcd 17 for the Jazz, who3 cocouldn't fmd on o fli^ iv c wcvcapon afler Malone fouled o ut 1 Ptacek win Shootout5 . ' Dikembe Mutombo had se^seven blwked shots, seven pointsp< '^|Hp IDAHO FALLS — Boise professionals **and seven rebounds.. p Jeff Thomsen andd BRon Ptacek fought . . Denver trailed 92-87 afterIcr iMalone converted o thi«-|e-point .....— . I through rain, snow, slesleet and wind to take |play with 2:54 left in the fustfust overtime, but af\er the AllUI*Star the 1994 Topflight ShoShootout at Idaho Falls' 1forward fouled out 21 seconds:ids later, the Nuggets rallied. Pinecrest GolfCoursc« Tuesday.T ' ’ Williams’ rebound bucket,:et, a frce;throw by Mutomboi>o and I] The Boise duo hadd a two-day total o f 130, jAbdul-RfluPs 20-footer tiedi il ot 92-92. Pack missed o 3-’{}-’point /j topping the Montano10 (crew of Bob Homes ' £attempt at the burzer, forcinglg ddouble overtime. I H and Tom Anderson by a shot. Mike Ham- ' The game was closc througoughout regulation. Denver gogot six ^ . 5 g blin. Twin Falls, andi Riron5> and just letting mthschcools stacckAU-Rcegion 18^ team it run on the green andid iiin the cup,” conncct- . ed ot Twin Foils’ Mun;luny’s par-3, 150-yard T heT imne^N t ew s Al>-Re^l8BMci«ll 14th hole with Bud Starrtarr there to witness. d . Fir»t leatn — Ty r------■^-" ia af»rn ' i ^ '‘ Shty stil Lewii OF Easlem '■ for Cyclist ClubibTiijnelHal f Leagueue coaches voted, three Col:'ollege of j • Utah, Dujiy S u u ffex O F _____ ------S outhern•n Idaho sophomor^ to thehc-second-^^BK?~— “SoowrTylw Ho'mio'n. DH' : TWIN FALLS-Klaiilaiis Zoller edged Tcny M team . Fir■irst basem an D evin Chave:vez m ode ' Eastern Uuh, Erie Boyer p 1 - Patterson by 13 sccond:mds to win the Magic "H h is sccorond appearance on.the all-ill-region P Ulah Valley. Breti ; V a ll^ Cyclist. Clob Tmitimc Trial Tuesday, i * ' ------HeuglyK n P Riclu. team. Cat:atcher Dewey Phillips andd :starting chavex Second leam — _ Zoller cbvcrcd thele 10-mile: course in p itchcr Craig C Peck joined Chavezez on the P"" Dewey Phillip* C Souih- 22:21. Lancc Lanabecc y.was third among the second teiteam. Region 18 championchs Utah Valley Slatete em Idtho, Mail Huier IF■ TreasureTfe VaUey. Devin ; experts in 23:36. M atthnihew Nisko took fomth i ^College ond Collegc off EasternE Collegc and NoiNorthern Division champion Chavez IF Souihem Idaho, MarieMat SiricUand IF Ricks, i. Glen Spenccr IF Uuh Valley,y, MikeM Heibert OF_Snow, ___ , at 24:20. U tah, whvhich failed to qualify for}r the rc- Ricks College;e addedi two players each. Junior Dale Kunkel:l v won his division in I Chaa-NewiiiBn OF Utnh Vallei^alley, LeRoy Brown OF gional pla)layofTs, placcd three and twotwi ploy- Dixie College,!, runnerr up in the Southernrn Ricki. Dee Oreen DH Utahah Valley,V Craig Peek P • -23:31. ers respececjively on the first team. Division, also ploplaced two on the first team.-1.' Souihem Idaho, JertinyR ouPDs P Dixie. - Dave Nelson fm i^tti iin 27:26 to take the - I . .Veteran Division by nineline scconds over Goiy , I > Graham. ' Mark-Carlson won thy Marecl1 ^ concerned about her future,re, noin just on tbe court Lachemann Kamori Charlton, o1 221-year-old sopho- but beyond it nann was Uie pitching coach:h forI the \ more &om the Bahamas,is, >was chargcd with a DALLAS • — Dallas Mavcrivcricks’ owner Lachema Coptiad, among the world'orld's top women play- felony count oflCT voluntaintirfy coming lo po- Donald Corter on Tuesday askasked the archi* Florida Mailorlins, m anag^ by his brother,ier, Rene. . i ers v.iien ^ e ab r^d y leftfl ihtIhe tour last fell, was lemanns become A e first broil lice for questioning, soidaid police spokesman ' tect of the franchise's disiinging u ish ed past, The Lachei rotheis to f arrested Mondio'for possessicession of marijuana at a Phil Kiiticofe. i " Dick Motta, to salvage whatat hhe con o fth e manage inn thet mojois since.1900. I Lachemann motel in Coral G ablci Flo.L _ cuicurrent rubble and lead the: reconstructionrc Dc^ite.li:.lhe Angels’ three-game losingin g str^k "Hopeflilly this is rock bottom,boa and she’ll start Com piled from stafl [tafifand w ire reports for foi the future. and 16-233 irecord entering Tuesday nig:ni^t, the Tl^ decision1 tcto change managers mayf to climb out ofit,” said Pamun ShrivCT,S prtsidcnl of 1Motta, the Mavericks' first'rst coach, from dismissalsI wos unexpected. Rodgers,rs, in his have been linkedMi tot the team’s w ^ pilch-- die WTA Tour Players Assodisodatioa 1980 to 1987, re-emerged dunluring ai late af- founh scascison with the club, is extremelyely popu- ing, particularly the storting rotation. Colifor- Capriati, 18, was seclude(uded with.her-parents tertemoon Tuesday news confeiiference nt R e-- lor with thehe players. He is the first manfionager in nia has a team ERyERA o f 5.31, and the staff—- Tuesday in Boca' Rolon,, Fla.Flu She couldn't be uniunion Arena os the franchise’se ’s sixth coach, the majores tito be fired this season. other than Mark: LiLangston and Chuck Finley' reached for commeni, but)ut herI agent issued a .4 p.m.CUnMl'13, Au» tsdr^s a n g , IndlwupeM TUT. j j , ------TlWi"" 800 The hiring, Motta and Carteirter said, was_ “1 suiprisrised him, I ihink," said Angels:1s gener- — is largely madeide up of castoffs from other^ statement on behalf of thele familyfa thanking the 8:30 p.m. —cn«vwl MMorNHLpUyvff ’ ' Sefisealed by o handshake duringIga a Monday af- al manager,n-Bill Bavasi,-who broke the: newsni to clubs and youngstei;sters from their minor league■ iwblic for its "good wi^vestes dduring'this difflcult S:M pJ!V - CMflMl 32. OaMM home. Rodgers inn Ithe clubhouse around noon.. "I*1 don't system. 0 p jn. — Cnannal 91. NOA pUy9lUyOfTs tem_ oon m eeting at C arter's hor time.” ------8JO pm - OtfnMlI X BmMbtforNKLp(a)VAMmi 1It has been 13 years and 1010 mr onths sincc diiiA hewvas a expecting it right now .....H H e was ^Hc is die best1 pitchingpi coMh in baseball," Her arrest camc five monthonths after she was cil- ______CCarter a first hired Motta andd r nearly seven very professssional." Rene Lachemannm ssaid. "It was a very-emo-- ed by Tampa police for allegedlyallej shoplifting a yeyears t to the daysince Mottata <;quit, without Rc^gers3 'was not immediately avai|abliable for tional day for me."e." SIS ring from a mall. explanfltionrOn-May-20rl987>87,-nf t e r a -5 5=— eomment,-birbut^lanned'to meet witli reportorters to*” “~TTiC”Aiigels'blewlew-a-7-b-le«dTmi'10-7-Ioss~ I nrourfifsrwaction is you'nOU’re'sad fcvtheper^ 27 finish. day. to Seattle on Satun!lurday, then lost 9-5 the nextI that she's still having troubiauble getting back on ~r ~SPORTSstTw f T27 in his first year as Californioa ggeneral day. In an 8-S loss i PRO»COll£C£*HICHSCHSCHOOISCORES . ' IIl also has been more than1 tw o and a h a lf . Bavosi, ir OS to the Chicago W hite Sox track," Shrivcr said, “not justiust tto be a tennis play- yeais since Motta, 62, last coochedcot in the manager, saidsa the decision to fixe RodgaIgeis and at Anaheim Stadiurlium on Monday night, Cali-• er, but as a solid, secure teenteen-oger moving in a NBA, in Sacramento. Historytory, however,' hire Lochenemann was his, with the appro;no\ail o f fomia led 5 4 goingling into the seventh iiming. positive direction.’’ , \ ivfl.s flnything.but.a.deterrent„ifit u/hen-iMaOa— teamptcsidcidentRichard-Bmwn and teamn ownerao ------Bavasi-said-he-ee-expecta-Laclicimuum 3~Ba[~ Capriati liiis given no |ndIndication when she' ~ submitted a U st.of five coachin{iling concjidates .Gene and JoiJackie Autiy. the most out ofthe:be youdg players, might tetum to the tennis circu:arcuiL T h o r will be no witwith h is O W N o4m e a t the topo p to G oner on “It's my/ iresponsibility,’ Bavasi said.i "It *' be- "H e’s into wringiingingjhe Tsg diy o f ± e ta lr.r. dis^U naiy actica by the WTiWTA Tour bccause ils Monday. H istory w as the impimpetu? forthe - ^ with.mene and etsled with me." ~ Vv - . e flro f cacli youngmg pUyer," he said. "In to- list ofp^~bited d ru ^ doesn’tan’t ioclucki marijuana.' For the latest jcores can- '7'34-6326 3 iiring. _ _ Added BrBrown: "He's a qi^tyjndividuiiduala^ day’s financial ^clii im ^ , you must do that. ____. rccemly said she JS ------indtellowUwitniptetpte mrtnxikmj; ------iie jvas completing her______“I felt revltJiliz^,** M otta solisoldi"! felt my” aquaEtynmmthager. But ot t t o time, jt 3idnidn’t fe e P Y ou cannot wastete a drop o f young talent a n d ' senior year o f high school1 at aI private school in ■ — ^ i nnstincts s i came back. I’ve been*n doiiig it for like he wass tthe right manager for this club,ub." this (move) is veryly attuned( to that, Boca Raton while taking} an SAT preparation ■______aboibout 40 years. It’s still theree ..... I feel very Lochemoilann, 52, will begin managinging the Rodgers, 55, iss oione o f the original Los An- class at Florida Adantic UniVcIniVcRi^. A university con:onndcnt, and rfeen fs a vvery logical team Thursirsday when the Angels arere 1 hom e geles Angels. Hej w;was first w ith'the organiza- official said Tuesday shehe 1had no record of ' cho:hoice. And ifl owned a team,tm, 1 would in- against Kanansas Cily. First base coach:) BBobby tion as a catcher• fhfitDm 1961-69. Sincc he re- Capriati enrolling fbr the coutsourse. list Ihat 1 coach it for a w hile."5." Knoop w ill;II manage California's two gon;omes in turned as manager;cr for the 1991 season, the Police did not specificallyally say why Capriati ■ S co res and statsS-- 1 D2 . cCarter said the agreementit f< fo r M oiw to___the meanlirijinPiJhcn^ill.becomc. thec bench-b Angels had a.l79rZJ-222record. - . - was in CotbI Gablesraldiou]hough'they said thete :oach the team is open-oided,d, wv ith no tinie coach. The Angels haveive been at o r near the top of' were several h i ^ sdiw l promvom parties in tbe area Basketball D 2 fn,.rame placed on the periodI MV otta is ex- Lochemanann, a pitching coach with thee AAngels the A L W est muchich d f the season because the over the weekend. Offlriatii livelives in Boca Raton, a Hockey D 2 P>ected « to coach. Both m en ognigreed, howev- for nine yeaeats ending in 1992, workedd iiin that division is baseball*■all’s weakest. A s recently os; 90-minute drive fhrni Corald GGables.j :r, that Motta will groom nis assistants capacity thete past] two seasons for the Mariiiiriins, last weekend, they:y vwere in fust place. Rick Macci, wbo coachedbed Copriati fiom the . Baseball D 3 vith the idea d f one assum inglg tithe h e i^ jo b “1 gave il a lot o f th o u ^ t because I sp jgo at 95-63 and Rockeu ci - and Rose White,litc, defcoting them 444- « ond„Ojaju-_ the ^ Francis 0 0 0 tttrrd 4 0 0 0 UtaiW,!-W,!-3 7 2-3 1 0 0 4 J Kenny p, Davis was thirf Kenenny Davis thc Bowlodromc,me, the Sh-Boom L co^e UVTrlb lOIO.Oa'WiOi 4 I 62» 3 nm » 215 ;i 1 s i a ? , i!112 1 092D2» 4 0 0 0 H«i« Of-omiTi <010 GvArtOi OOOO 0 i T«r»* 1» » I ' ° 10 O' 0 0 0 0 with VV 1,246 and SweotnddId fouth at Champions oreare the winners, with 0 000 C»£M«U 3 3 01 0 1 M u It '20 I < 444 U ir? ;!2 S !!>12 1 G ^f 4 0 0 0 tpvu members Kareniren Miles, Ed & Ilenc . . CoctvXi < 0 0 0 ItMMC < I kn CvMIM I 0 0 0 Ci!T«X 4 0 2 2 RRM9W‘9m to 0 0 0 0 .1 1,238. I, ' Iftrgn <231 L0r«31. ;!!!. J ■ Ptt GO W 1 0 0 0 S«y*ac 3 0 0 0 And«S,1,8,1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 In game one o f the step ladadder finals Holsington andid PhilPI Lutz. KtXH OOOO Uctm» 2 i I ue - ooTJC 24J T 1 ’S. ? is1 0 0 0 ivwnifi 1 0 0 0 - niow^ >110 S m eu 4 0 1 0 ' ZSiT«il.4.^ Sweotndd beat out Daviss 196-184. Threc-mcmberiber tennis lodics division , 1 0 0 0 Voprt S 3 I ! ! ! S S ’c !! 1! ■ 421 i I * U m» 19 1 ! i i i i J I D^e < 0 ? 0 ' 114 » ttouwm 1919 I19 I n tl ' UJAvp 0 0 ipuadioiue«nra» Swcatfield o followed with a 208-204 was thc Tuesdayday A.M. Trio. Members TOM JS :# } TtOtt » 3 : S 3 1* IJ : :9 19 4M 9 0>W»>i;O 1 0 »-«t]na.WMCFmH«na>]u:5«ini. j U#e»AH K ' 20I' >(fi 1 0 0 0 OomTM.rM.Rapua« u S m ^ KD < CC1a>0 - W L' P IA-1Un . 195 ]' win pgoinst Hoffmaran for th e Vickie Kicsig. C-CWn(?| IOB-6MWM1.1TO.6 1. I 45r.- ■ iMAf^om , 2il t.1 . 17 M “ Toil. M ! EOO o « u o championship. cl Five-memberjcr teomsi ladies went to’ Sa-&>AMir»7i|9)l’«S^ S s S . 1» a' <409' 2 Sxfmnco ‘ 21 1 tt c ll U tt ( h U - -- H«eN» II 23I 410< 2 CUofiao 166 19 1 4Sr U SaiFmm COO 310 OlO-fl Doubles event winnersi were% Jim thc League Chan'hampions from the Mag- \ OD SO II 7t :2K 6)1 5*10.79 10 2 010 ICO coo-4 CMdI S 1 30 (ffioswd 3111 ^ Dotn DP-5Jr,frrOKOlco1.lO&-SinFfaraKS4,Hog*- RcCacta2»|2» 4 13 1 StkMIO. 4 100 Baker.and B Hofiman, on squ]uod No. 1 ic City Leaguee whowl were sponsored by □e>Tanil.<2 9 S } } : !M TuM^OlyiOarai tx t (t| and Jerry and Kothaleen Thorlompson on White Sau'n. BMTcr* xuSmS L^OiitiiMI ttM>|i).B KnnCrr-Ctomer» OaeolI>.Torvto6 N»Ycn4,nenU3 Santandn Match ploy went to Sweat Urtm-Mon*. rttxft**. fn l Ytur?. Uara.Sra a«ftr«n3.0aur>2 anmt94,Aar(t3. lOlmg 6 2-3 9 2 2 3 S GuMan•. !!!!S5‘, S!!J . Baker „ on the first squad andid Hoffman Joy and Melodydy Weiry.V Un»xXllNmYtrt< S«iFracoS.H3uUcn2, r * 1 to 0 0 0 0 2' SSnOnpp 1 0 0 0 ScMrf 3 2 3 4 ' u ;• (MS.7 1 1 0 0 0 0 EloBp OOOO Rctnriif ODOO n. on the sec- Fivc-mcmber3cr teami men was from ^ T-3n*- UontM (Ftum Ml« PVM 2 0 0 0 1 1 Lopu^t, 1 0 0 0 tWrtC 3 1 2 0 , , The'turkey shoots wererc w on by sponsored by' thethc Town Tovem con- DMmd lO'l 0 )Wfcha i ■ llOStn i s r . J 1 I I 0 3 PAJJ«pp OOOO Oonvip 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Ttl«t>|Ct»}(a«3-lj.401 1220|>n j*edL POatff Emery Treat and Roger TftMin 3 10 0 I I Sl Wu* (PiUoo« 0-2)« PSOu^rwvaJJ).PC» T-2.4J.A-1».4J9.«. ToHl '"jS Jt 4 10 4 T** 3<1t12t0 Tim Abbott, Emi UcMc 3 I 1 0 4 1' 1 1 - Dtni(|StAcUcn2'2|itT[Rito(Slr)(iltw»12'3).J15 5 39pm go ICQ COO COI- 4 Traci Loltimcr and Robicc 1Robinson. Greenup. Pamefi 1 0 0 0 ujo> 4: rx»r«S(aT*»r4-5I.SJ5 ATLWffA CMQMWTl SttOigo OMrf <<21 WrMl* 4 I0 0 0 Do>xn|S«>4.||il|lA:xi<(UAncOc»uM;-1).53i pra brnu ttchU O cv r CW 3C0 IB.-II (w m i 3 0 10 ucC(tri» : i f U>U {Hou(^ I'T)» N»».Ytrt{Jcrw40|,$40 Ttrt K W d 2 0'0 0 0 Urtna 90 11 £-ftad*(M«(21 OP-SaiO»oo1.tC6-5wO*jo Ovmsn 1 0 0 0 Ixoio 3 10 0 0 C^c*30|UcOM«il2S)tlC- * | C«ie9>u } I 2 3 V«oac 3 ' 5»-”~ “ ‘0r -M l. 4 0 1 0 0 0 U*mu 2 0( 10 K>tMOt(CuCK.-a:])il!M:«|Fa«|FWi}>9). (09pn ! ! ! ! g s K J K*2S 3010 0( ' U«;^^(X«Qou2.11ilC Hawks ddefense hholds ! ! ! ! ■ . ;?!! TM . M 4 8 4 TcMt . ^1 ! UcO«1b 90i.00 0 RSWirf 4 t0 0 SSmdnL Juuori <0010 TTffdilb 40 10- EM ! ! ! i HnrYot ' CDO OB) II100-4 J0)<^«1b 2 2 10 (V^Jrd Ud 4 0 10 HmraiS 1-J 0 0 0 0 0 JUPUC < 00 : 2 0 Bcm2B 4 12 0 TiCaU unmca 010 lOSJ QBJi-8 C«M3]» <0 11 BJTWflmil 3010 H«f»»WJ-3 1 11111 lMa2B 21I t o DoMc 2 0 0 0 PAUavat £-«<»•«) t>P-»».YcrtriCC-«ewY01wYM4. IVnahi* 2100 AKn* n * 4S00 MvMiM 1 0 0 0 11 DUdu JII1 0 0 HjMid?. 0 0 0 1 H»*wr : i i I!! Pacers 1 iin 88-76 Vvictory IMnnou 3 (111. U*x 21«), W*.W>taX(3) MMrf 3 0 2 3 EUnvX cutup 2010 0 0 Fi9 »p OOOO Otao> HR-0tl«9)(]|.Uj3i(3) CS-CWteR>|<|.K|<|.K«lr Ca7«u <0 10 TUTjID Si: !!!!. »2” 2-3 < 9 9 3 0 Pnucn 1 0 I0 0 QmUd 0 0 0 1 CuBianW.I LUme3 0 0 0 ttirunc » c 3 0 0 0 R»rn 4 I'JI.J 2 1 1 3 J IMkl; OOI r s f ! ! ; r i \ A TLANTA (AP) — M ool•Okie Bloy- , » ».«1 IU) » SO Slti«>l2b ' 4 0 0 0 Fumnun u 3 0 0 9 .Htnman 1 '""•SK, !!!! r sSard«ri2.ajsnavP0-*»T«». lock . did it all Tuesday nighl^ t to keep N*wYot ToM 31 4 ?< Tow• B0<0 Acn 2 0 0 0 1 0 • Utmpn 10 10 lw»»-M3r-Hm,PcranD;n«.WV««t.SK0 »*, . . . . I. i . J : -1 TnWLO-: 1 l'3 U ^ p OOOO' rmnici««1»«Tt*d.O»«fctd the th Atlanta Hawks olive in3 tthe NBA McUvi 0 1 I 1 C n ao CDO-* Hirtj 2-3 TlnMC 20 00 T-*44,A-;.A-20W1. , tissoidi l'3 1 I Jt T C o ...... S CD CCD COD-0 Rt)«•p*:^MI:lt«Urll^M(“ ■ i i i . ! pplayoffs. i XlwrMM«.-lJ-1 2-3 2 1 1 0C 0 OP-H»iu«C>jUOO-»(jnuiC«)iC«r6.S«e»9 B1b«#«lH^•7^ ” ” T- GCL8 COUWMIO Bloylock turned in his se c o n d lA n a 2&-jcpw(0i.A: |2) SG-CM- VSP-Htirn IMrU Aaatt an OB 000 0-3 OeV'.Mt 7 7 • < 4 1 S rn»-)IIjCS-<0«min^«).M(:Rit(3:m (3) UT(v*»>Hcn«. Jdrooi,,F)ni.UtM»w:SKcni. FM. (M rri coo 000 tn i-< OuMtf triple-double of the series!s w ith 14 R ER BO SO &ti«;T>«.H«f»Y n m w ic M 0»SW2ti fjifss liH T-l 14 IW19.2«9 ') C?-jini1.CMm«2. Plunet 4010 Sdaori 4121 points, p< 13 ossists ond 10 rcb:bounds os vS S 'iycf^ i 1 E4S«! r » I 2 ctMW?!*’ 9 r C f S S ’Snmci1.2fr-C>U(r>rl2).Uer. i WT«fi»» J I 00 GtTjil# S22J Altonto V beat thc Indiana PoPoccrs 88- WP-K»j.»M»TMna« PO-U3l.1'2 i it 4< < S 4 ttr h b s i T j s e s «nta,H3wa.BnfTM. Wtaiwi> OOOO Mi«3» < 022 76. 7( n*S. Thrfi. Kotc PlarWtwB 2 11 0 C 0 2 1 Cttfwil 90 1 0 AMItMTTfU <110 «> , M RER eo so KanalbIb 4 111 EYffll 4 0 0 0 • jMKT 2 11 0 C 0 0 2 McRMd 90 1 D A/naAAM2ti JOOO AMI I 40 10 U4M& 3 0 0 0 -Blaylock olso had four stejteols ond a PO-*t*W«-jn 4»,nqfn-«cfri*.Sae.rfU.Prifl(r»,S(r>.S«iir«Ra, UdTMc 4 I 1 0 Mrhmrrf JOOO UdiidMlUl'} 1 12 23 3 2 1 J 1 AttiObp « r h U nirt.UcO»cjrrt EUmt3B 1 100 CMM Tn»«Ttfl' i!!"S iii! fcnse S that held the Pacers to 35 per- r / j L y Pr»91» 6 120 WhUeJ i 1 Braati(t< 1 0 0 0 TMTMulb J 1 1 2 r\if 9 1-38 3 3 3 1 Monp IC and just DirrmB OOOO IVMicI 0000 0 0 ~ ■ , M«it 4 12 1 FmFa w u JOOO JRiA< 20 0 0 0 0 t CcSp ’ !!!!K ! !!!!. cent c. shooting for thc game AtcneK 10 10 uccnr 15 points in thc fourth quortcler. F(im30 J 2 1 0, C»a««ai ..1.0? g ^ g A L la te b o x s c ojrcs, n Ss.» !!J! Sw ane JOOO Fimcro JtToontn l i l t ^ - HMrlD 4 2 I 0 Uousr* •J‘ii 1 1 O' 0«C«X) CAUFCmiA S)rtn2S < 0 2 2 Ml 1 0 0 0 ; !! i ! i ■ 34 9 10 « ToaH ,-38 T t3 8 “I thought w c did o prettyy goodj jo b I Ttfaigd JO 10 lOP-Or CUJdOaB(B«ri.|,tiTPu?>tIWMrfflW- (9 Cuftorl OOOO CtrMrl i I ■M 310 103 tOO-« on 01 Danny Manning, butt M o o k ie KSUn* 3 4 2 1 OunOlb < < 00 2 0 ((««« 4*2^0 E«1»t,3b36 9 0 0 0 TcM 39911 9 T1r«rr IO«r>11 4 0 1 3 5tTu«3» 1 10 0 0 0 Cor»2S 3 3 2 0 DSmi.1h r 4 M ^ ___^ Ur«m-«(ra.RrtiMcFM.Drx3*nS«an]. CitnMe 301 CDO CO-2 turned the game around, cscspccially .I V '’5^3 (OMid <212 C i^B < < 0fl 00 THw 1b } » 1 0 m 010 oot-4 OMKn«atm. -----CB3-»9-«0&-«---- I-J.10.*-J;43&- -,with-his defense, .pickingu{.up loose _____ . - ^ 4 110 Vrwi3B 3 12 3 SiHnenrti ? 4 0 0 0 £-Am«(191,0W»en«J[<) W V-ftcatl.lOe- balls ond rebounding," Bro'rown soid. F “ " .B v e ilf l Hmxrf JOOOBJcUfl* 4 2 3 0 KnnCira.Snnei<) W-)lmki(g|.p*i(B|.Crny f ttrhU (iii,hdm,*.(5l.l»qnCI(.lfl-*iwHSl.5fTJ«(! “It “ I was like Game 2, Mqpk}kic domi- . o m S23 au cmCOO-O urvqnd SOOO CiAldd ' 4 112 tU«m<(3).SO-J3)W(2).ll[2).IUm«»ii1j.(S-Aft- Cind <0^01 0 Vsmon 12 10 t).C(l«no<(not(l4).Se-OuM(l1).O0aCafn'C^ ' Tera* OU OT OCCOCO-a LV*te JO 1 0 Rrj»c»c 3 111 e»7(1) 5-Ara«l Amu < 0 110 Mpwtf *Ofl> ifcmsrtt!)! noted the gome.” £-V>-.V*VM|1) DP-T(nn3 2.lOO-D«n]lMna«. KAKtc 2 0 0 0 DS^(^ 1 2 0 Ucmph oooo Now, thc Howks are dcd o w n 3-2 T«r»r 20-CCcr»U21.lWWB) CiW(l2) ^ (l. • a * n n 2 0 0 0 CTwc OOOO K m C k " K S !J ; MR-CCctnu(4|.KAlcrur(2l.Ca1i>(l1) SO-KO^50-' Otackn 20 10 R|4U2t>2» <011 CcrtcnW>2 7 101-3 4 4 4 < 9 Sreagoc < 0: J J ? o with. Game 6 set for Thursdsday night J-;„0_:fl_0_0_0 ______J.O.I LOO ------0 B 5 3 Q 3 0 J 0 0 at SO ToW B 8 a t Ta*al S^s'm'S pSSd? 1^ ot In'diarupolis. cwrei H sen Wl • Uor«CR«yS.S 1 1’■^o® C o'" o“ / " iSS a Jo0 i00 S n t t 2 0 0 0 Cokratt Craig Ehlo coine off thee 1 bench to ■ 0 1 4 CNcags 01}12 ^*D10 »1-9 8«M 0 00 i«i*rc 1100 Hattr 6 7 S < 2 3 Mrrr-jn 1 OOOO0 0 1 001)l 2B COO-S OowLl-a ' 9 10 1 9 ] 2 9 to0 ! 0 0 0 ^ 1 3 0 2 0 Hrtiw scorc 22 points and Maimiriling a d ^ d E-OSiWi (4). Cuita (3) n>-Oica7>cago2.C«m2. Tt)««> -...... -1-3~10-1 -10 10 AitJnp oot0 0 0 P&nPip 2 0 0 0 UUrair . 10 0 0 0 .0 0 SC 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Uaip OOC0 0 0 Vtacfi 1 0 0 0 OffttW.t-OV.t-0 J 10 I 0 0 0 2 202( for the Hawks, who pulljlled a<^ay ■ SotvLJ-2 ' 5 e « «9 4 S I00-0«aoo9.cakmil20-rf»-^fwieom. JHthvt 2-3 (tdadl33lae«itila0h VlWairn M 2 < <1 ;2 0 RfirDM(SM«iVTCi(3).Cuti{3) VH‘~Ca*i\.eM Carfscn OOI0 0 0 U top OOOO cnM(*di late in the fourth quarter. APptab Ore. 3 2 3 2 1 11 2 2 3 S0-fief.S»»(2)S-£PirttSF-fn~rttra.Vtnn ttrfnt-Wrt.UcOibnirr«rni.Scc8:S«cnl, Mttecfi I00 ( 0 0 Foxsp ODOO Btfe-Maur WlP-tr tHklm (VsTH). by C»««Tr»Hffimtil I' fl" IP H RRER SQ SO PhBpKTNrlRn YPatip- 0 0OOOUdMlti I to o o UBpm-H»SS t* rut T«s's«nl Orw Reggie Miller led thc Poc T-23J.A-23.W) ooo Tr*d,Oennaairiav AUantaHawk!wks* Mookie Blay- WP--lioiT». ShAn. Trit TkTi^i . Sacnnl.KO^' 9 2 1 9 3 n a rebound be------F«,Tfrt.K»j«> ------' ® § ^ « N L b o x s c o re s k ets,an d DerricITMcKey odeS d 257^'°= '' P“"“'l" ® T-]01A-I«43S UcCakji 1 1 0 rc s • Fbtii— PHU NprYork ■ “ N L Il a a i t e b o x s c o r e The Pocers were held scororclcss In tween Indianam a Pacers’ Antonia AutmtOti- 1 14 I 0 t*guinr«). LMAM3EU UUVAUilE OEva£vaAX) RMtfnMU S.t • -. 'l l 0i 0! ! ! ! I ttrh U TinouaMMon*! 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Hoywoode Workmon cended up 1 0 0 0 Duun>pbMi]to3MS«inra7n7»i Dnmc W1b Rjro 9 0 11 Aojro 1 2-3 2 0 0 1 1 MttSI ',r !!!!K5 !!i! §‘ JMIb <110 IWUjiti 1 0 1.3 0 0 0 0 0 Karnlb 0-for*8 from the field onend Byron who sprainedi his right thumb in the 0\*>Y*' 4i 000 i taP-erlllMlCThnsltTUlMgtMtltrjKUoi). FMIb < 009 UTminl UTn ' 4 12 1 IMi tUtUK 4 0 10 RttkO 3 30 0 0 0 Uivm!U«rn.>««xii.rru.UcM> tt r ll It Sux«koW,I-2 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 work for their shots. Wc; Ikept oiir finished with:h I10 points, eight of CiMirO Bl 010 OQ»-r OQ IMud 6 2 2 1 Jr«>d I!',! !a-' IV, 4 Tot* B 91J8 UTVM-Mra.0a«lairs. FkA mum S«and. 0.1, . K . ! ! ! ! honds » ' in their faces. Craig keprk< us in those in the firstIrst five minutes of the OB-UMniAM 1. LOO-MiraAM a. CMvd«V>]9,.. Cnttrf S t3 3 Ovrottfi 43 9 179 M S 2 7 1 hn 2&-GV>i!m 141. Jir.> IM. IGnU TterarralBj |B] Cn»»co* 3 111 H»ca lU «VOM1t> 30 12 S«nrfrf '2 2 4 2ZX) COI 012-9 B s r s s K * (9).Ma{1tj SB-0U canto 11. defensive dc stops ond gott intoi our “I'll be readydy t to go on Thursday," 2B 5 ® ]q Ml»(3)0P-U]rMl. tt« l " T i T S K £Bijft. 3 Karo* (10). S-ft* r (41. Uo>9«l D6 50 . fiY»2t) 0 10 0 t«r«e «n«11.20-AJoii|1S|. trtMd 410 gam e early in thc fourth;” Willis said, — Ewgt2» (lO SM X tttl-[ L . ) ? i t .. 0|b»a<19LUc2iM[S).S2M -Atlanta played the. finala! q u arter - "It was a trcmircmcndous win for us,'*...... QMLVS S 1 3 B ' 7 2 2: R9VUC 9 2 )2 B»W3B• 3B 9 0 0 0 wt.(5)&-E««rfi«»vSF-0~issr-"’“^ ss; !!-!0 0 1 VnSikd 4 0 00 (Wane* ) 3 2 Ul*tn 4 112 DcnfctM H RER 6# SO ‘ "Ujjirf jo0 g0 0 KfWlb 4 0 0 0. P H RER BO so without wi leading scorer Keviivin Willis,. Hawks coach LennyLer .Wilkens said. Onnt; 1 0 0 01 1 1 0 TM B II 11 11 TOfe O 7 12 T U9M OmMM PJUaWu 9 6 2 2 1 3 R0|«rJ6 < !!?&*,1 2 !!!S »S!SS DtUalnwW.24 J » 3 3I 0 S To> . <10 (SO00 090 4-11 1-31-3-4 " t t o 1 Aredap .0 0 0 0 Mcoairf 20 00 Oca 2 1 0 0 0 2 00 211 0 - 7 Seal t 2-J I 010 Va*ort OOOO 0:. ^ I 1 0 0 0 2 *■ M«u - . 1 OOOOI 0 I- 0° f£.2 4 20 10 6 9 2 3 J WJP-ejEMrMrtk*) 2 lO(V-T«mS.O«J#<311 2tMU-HiM(Sl,R» fmoiKff 01 0D Q «|« OODO OfHail.U2.; Rangers Iplay despcjerately, UrTvn»-)*fcwf3j.RoaV'i«i|1J Sf-Ald-Aj m . Skxure 1 4 1 1 0 1 UPaiip 0000 0 0 Uaad(A OODO Ux» ? i ? ! ! S I R ER IU SO M mma 2-J I QJon«W>1 1 ’■* I ! ! ! ! ! » ' ! !! ! ! ! " « • ■ '••• J K S a KWOMCnV SEATSEATTlf « l j J J -Jtim.OanwifW.Rttin’.S^nl.Ttt keep'Srd- * -period leajad, win M7K TCM B2 «rH U 40t t 4 3 2 «V«lt*tadto1bMvlnM7r SKS' O w il J 0 1 0 Arcrrt < 0 40 UcfiMd 4 110 St|oJ» . JOOO 10 3 ?; ! ! ! k S k .™FMHAnSt^ .- aiM OB on lOO-l T-SOlA-6'S XI. NEW YORK (AP) — TtThis time, harder tonight."t." the New. York Rongers msnade sure They led 1-0-0 aafter two periods on they;h wouldn't lose a thirdrd-period a first-period, goalgoa by Mark Messier, ; then added threehree goals in the third Uun«D)r1T e 21.ToUi3S-T21J^9a. )0.C 19 3-29.0-29.15-79 (MllLtdra(>i4.|3:l33'3ia.M4a1iMMO.OfMn »taaiai saszi-ia come CO bock and beat themn S unday A nderson and1 AcAdam Graves, Omf0 in.UtMt 101,20T. IMilNdlHM>2■ J.2 M w u m ' ' * ' AM 'a aS I919 a -9 l 3-7t-91UiaMHHt3A(igi1-3M2.P«Tyt-r JftM sa* night in G am e I, the R anger:ers closcd Mike Richteihter finished out his «J^2 DOrmM^O.McKn^OiJn,!»,SiT«2-92'26. »>M9g«.MnS-13(iai3(Mw9-7.Ud(vrM, UlFJtfnaiMOJ8MZnm2.3044.Hayyt-a umoiO-in»i. tu^c£?i2y!5^^H!^ "‘i Ikuttn tos, B a j n B O t a ^ ^ urm 3-. >}-3,niMt«F0UM IKIITcatiJUTM: XllliM08N,ttniiD-l,g i 0-1,ai«»«0- out OU the Devils with a stron3ng finish -. fourth shutoutt to tic 0 playoff record ua« t-111-3 21 VKrtm M 44K.AOW.M2-3 <. A S®d0JlA#ir«iM(O*»2-J.t ffrtliloS ______»,Sgg2'11>4 7.n»r»g»M».Wi9.V«ir*00M oi<-Ncr«Rt(ian9»-MraK mWfnnp«l%«i«n PrtarftK------.for_a-4-0_viclory^fo Tuesdayy :night in held by six otheither. goaltenders. That . _ . ------ATlAHTAm theirthi Eastern Conferencc finiinal. bcst-of-7 scries,cs, itied 1-l^ow shifts ASlrtJ«lnta^^.Tll^(THn Miligrid20.H Hcuicn iinoara. TIM, (THT] Uvraq 7-tS M 20. W*a M M ta I “W e knew w e didn’t playly o u r best to N ew Jersey:y ffor Gomes 3 and 4 gamego (in Sunday’s 4-3 doububle-ovcr- Thursday a ndi SatSaturday. — til 7,c4j«eGnee.bBliWl.Hi).2S.llWLol*ftnIC» vM1207m were W< 42 seconds away froroni win- hockey from1 sttstart to finish, over- J l>rUU(Mr,r-RMi»: ■ ea*r.CnM,Ho.39.1>01UI»tal ' Indy SOO lop speeds 4, W«> T. RtM, Sai JaM. c« . ning,” Rangers center Marie■k Messier whelming New:w JJersey with a 41-16 MOUNAPCUS (AP) - TCV WMik tl prtdo>lo> b> I.So«Ccef|«r,C>uM.I«40T.19lT.imioMcnl. FoRl.i29»l3. r 2 S S £ , »cM.N0.7*.iniUiMiM. . 201780^^^ reo AMrt rd |tl «oHt4Jor fa Uff 23 tnteacc-Man Z2STB2. Ptt>R*.FMM.MllT;iKUMuldk said. 3Q “We knew we hadd to play ' shot advantage. ,gin;m- .ZCiiTM>r»«uMn.Ucrro1«.hl.i* >wr^M.H).30T.I9n I.Qri,Ha19.19MUi»- ■ tP«J>.Uru-a.nt.lMt theth National Basket- ' CAUK»MAM>ELS-fMBuOtlM}n,inn,nuntg- .. * f w , » r » l ^ * W I 6 ^ m m im m > . ..ftW40caoow«iEii M otta said one o f the coi V rwad u r a LjiAran mn«K, JM u • cc^erriM SS eocca on his 'S'ery short” assistarjmts wish ball Associatioition’s oldest coach.. OfVILWO KXWS-TwM lom Unrm..oarn. «k^ «r,XnMISO«r'itPKfleCqp •9-1 ... . . Davis, who ployed for M ottitta. M otta But, until he returnedretu to the Maver- 119 iriif l l ' m iiiiiniii i’~ m , OUrTAaiOiSCMS-WMiSfnrtBiAa BML J OIVnAMlTTtJNOei would not reveal other lianames, but icks os a consultsultant in late Januo^, criOar. ird narad m * rtnr-lMa» MneSr.K». iranCiMivSUrfcnCaiara^oUM (McnStaMUIMUVM ^ InMMnMlran. iOWME-<^t>aiOcnlga>,tnM.*> W< WWeSOTA T» T ^ ^ « « I , 01*olM - olMtfr»8a«i.iTiLwg<«^___ m n a M lR q a UiVUmEHUSrAMAN0»- OMta iJcCtMfcIcuCM- oud rnTi t M t tmamgdMbi ieSwnPmrt>&n SW£\€PCKTP*ATtHTta ,t » i9TiB>aw«r t w * 2 2 2 2 2 recent trend of NBA owneileis going the franchi'se; nevernc has recovered. (acM.hrnMMraOirtfMMrialariAaoOitooo*. kftfMrMroqwEHHouMX ■ rasssksRA c^u-,«IM 8M M V U - T«igMdi.*>dStKfr| with experienced coach«. iMeoKhrri SjSSSWwoS-aBMA ,taie.».rd*mi^«wGl*< tIc n*dAM«Wa«,9BW- • hW ® r S * * ^ ' tlonship. Washington twoii^o weeks continued to> paypt Motta for five «gjfSSn?SMRMW»vi VASSATMIa-Wil**Du*»i^t>*H«lniafi. ogo Og hired Jim Lynam, andI tthe. I ^ - years a fW Motta’s otto departure. bi2S«iS!^^^oi£eid e»2Ss«. cSilKSS^fflSSlS^uSiS^SS!^^'^ t«L-Buw«jIJ5l5 . , J 1 ^ ...... \ f ...... , r " 7 t ' " " Wodrifisday.^ MayI 10.1994 timoB-NowB,v, TiTwin Falls, Idaho 0-3 Labor ttalks to reesume; ^Cubs nmil 111homerss, serve‘Padresjsloss CH iC A G O (A P) — Samimmy Sosa ^ I . Braves rnanagercr EBobby Cox arguecl homered to c'ap a seven-n•run third the call for sevchilchil' minulcs while the'" . l:^------intiingTlhd the ChlcnBtrOCtibrbeor-^^^^^H Reds celebrated— iaii0H4iilieadiiot-hhioBefiil— Jeff Brantley (3-1)(3- pitched out of a .. X . stn^ggling s tr San Diego 11-41Tuesday, threat in the 10thil to get the win. NEW YORK (A ( P ) — "I th in k II ow0 e it to D on lo say secseniHog the Padres to their nininth con- Baseball's labor talkalks resume whatever I haveh to say to him secutive sec loss. jU jH Mets 4, Marlin!i i n s 3 today after a l^i-mor nonth break,, first,'* R avitclitch soid Monday. ^^■^.At-Ncw-Y-ork,.rk,Joc-Orsulak,..v>Jio______i n r r ’uriTotl“l»fiffdT3'onronal'd Fchr Owners votedvc Dcc. 7, 1992, doesn’t think much v ... National Leagi -hadcorlicr h itaI ggame-tying a r hom d^in, h will comc to reopen thetl collective bar- runs with a two-ou't, out o f the session. • drove in tw o run: gaining agngrccment, but there bases-loaded singlenglc in the ninth. Todd “ I h a v e n o re a soion n to think have been j San Diego_led 3-0 befoifore. Scott 1 jusl four sessions ‘ Hundley openedd thithe ninth witli u walk we’re going to get a \proposal,” since then.' T Sanders, activated from thele disabled . T he only tw o m eet- Sai IM HH off Yorkis Perez:z aand John Cangelosi F c h r s a id Tuesday, ings in the; pastpi 16 m onths w erc list before the game, lost hislis control. • V'• -i:■l!- sacrificed himn to second. Jeremy •■(Manogctnent ncgotiiotiator) Dick during sprirrin g tr a in in g , w h en Th'Then, so did the Padres, whoilose losing Hernandez (2-2)•2) j retired one batter. (Ravitch) told me itil would be Ravitch cxpl streak is their longest sincece a nine- xplained th e o w n ers’ stri ~ _ thcn is s u c d jwypi o ^9-Ut.,wnlks lc)_J,ose______ihrcc or four w eeks yet -game skid from Sq>t. 24-Ocln..3,-i987..- y e t”___ 1------goals-beforup8-of-— : ! . Vizcaino andd ppincli-hittcr jeff Fchr has said a stristrike during players, The Padres have lost 14 off theirt last R f McKnight to loadjad thc'bascs. Orsiilak I the second half of the season is Asked wha 17. /hat he thought would • 17. \-1 ■ ' was behind 1-2: in the count when he I possible in order to prcprevent own- come out ol ' In the third, Steve Bueclichele and of today’s session, ' 1 hit a liner downn thithc-right-field line to crs from unilaterallyy iiimposing a Ravitch said: Rick Wilkins singled ammd Tuffy ii':, , • id: "I would hope the Ri' . • - . drive in Hundley;y andar Vizcaino. ' salary cop a fler the WoWorld Series, union’s goii Rhodes hit a sacrifice fly f . R ey ;oing to hove some- Rh • John Franco ((1-2) I -: faccd one batter ' Owners agreed to0 a new rev- thing to say.’y.” S Sai an ch « reached on a third-sti■strikewild . ■ . intheninth. • cnue-sharing nrrcirrangcmcnt Milwaukee pitch, catcher Brad Ausnsm us wos onnie Elliott; bbefore his ____ ■ giving up six hitslits iand two runs. Rod today’s session.. figure motiveivotions out.” ihree-nm ihr drive, his scvcnih hchomerthii • . ' pitchcd thele nininth for his seventh ______J SCIseason. •“ I save. Phillies 6, Expos 5 Astros smrtcrr PeteP< Harnisch (2-4), ■At Philadelphia, Ihird bbosem an who missed his> lastlas start bccause o fa SaSean Berry threw wildly toothe i plate Houston Astrs tr o s c a t c h e r S c o tt S e nrvall /a show s the ball to holo m e % nagging shoulderler injury,i gave up six in the bottom.of the ninthth inning, plate umpire*e lLarry Vanover, not pict)lctured, after tagging oulu t S a n hits and four runs,ns.in ir five innings. • alliallowing the tying and winnnning runs Francisco GU3lanta' Darren Lewis Tueuesday In Houston. Rockies 7, Dod]lo d g e rs 6 to score..Dave Hollins andnd Dorrcn _ .. , . , bases-loaded sacrifice fly in ilthe lOth A t DStvcr, Andnindrcs Galarraga’s one- DaDaulton walked to open the: ninthr and C ardinals 2,,2, Pirates 0 bas< inning scorcd Kevin Mitchclicll from out single in theic boitomb of the ninth ad'advanced on Jim Eisenreichch’s sacri- At Pittsburgh,;h, Sl. Louis left-hander '"P' third and Cincinnati won a b;battle of copped a three-run-run rally as Colorado fioficc bunt off John Wcttcland(i(2-3). Tom Urbani (1-3)(1- hold Pittsburgh to thir division leaders. The Reds ovci/crcamca snapped the Dodj)odgcrs’ seven-gomc • Hollins broke for hom e whi■’hcn Wcky one hit over 77 2-3: innings. Urbani. o>vi laic 3-0 dcficit against Greg, ^Maddux winning surak. JJordanoi hil a hard grounder:r to third, who was 1-5in in his carccr and hadn't and Greg McMichael (1-2•2). who Colorado, stynitymicd by Dodgers Berry fielded the ball goining to his , won since bcatilating San Francisco on “ "o Be ad in the starter Pedro Asmcismcio for eight innings. right ahd threw pasl catcheher D arrin Sept. 10, combirbincd with five relievers failed to hold a one-run lead ninth. Barry Larkin's two-out)ut single teed off againstI twotw Dodger relievers FletcherFli into the PhilliesIS dugout, on the two-hittcttcr, with Carlos Garcia >^'^1 lied il and gave McMichael hislis sccond in th e n in th . Pinch-hittcr Pi Mike allallowing Hollins and Dailaulton to singling for thth< e P irates’ only hils. *'cd K ingcry hit a lealead-off double off score.sec Rcnc Arocha gotgc the final out o f the blo'blown save in 10 chanccs. ! game in Darren Dreifortt (0-3)(0- and pinch-hitter Doug Jones (2-1) pitched tilthe ninth, ninih for his Rrsl Rrs save. Tlic six p itch -■ McMichael ^ gave awoy the g ■b s SIH h h ’ tted two Howard Johnsonan singleds in one run. Montreal built a 5-3 lead byb] scoring crs tied the NaiicItional League rccord for ‘bethe lOlh when hc committc S I W f i H R H S i :omcback After another singlesing by Walt Weiss. ■ threethr times in the seventh ancmd oncc in most used in aI shutout. sh errors on Kevin M ilchcU's coi ;o o ff his Jim Gott replacedcd Dreifort.E the eighth. In the seventh,, JJuan Bell Greg Jefferiesics had a sacrifice fly in S«>'grounder, one for JcHing it go cring and Joe Girardi sacrilacrificcd the runners to cameca: home on a wild p itc h .b y the sixth and loseJos Oquendo had a mn- 8glove '°' and another for rccoveri I, putting second and third,ird, and the tying run HHe e a th c liff S lo c u m b an dI IFletcher scoring groundcidcr in the seventh after throwing il into the dugout, ; scorcd when Danteante Bichette grounded added a two-run single. In ththe eighth, pirotcs staijtcr• ZancZ Smith (4-4), los- MuMitchell on second. Johnson beat Tim Bell singled hom e Wil Cordeilero. ing for the thfrdrd time l in fourtlecisions, -‘ARer^ on intentional wolk tito Tony to third and Joi by Brel Wallach’s ihrovirow to the plate, W ' ' The Phillies made it 5-5-4 in th e had shul out St. St. Louis on a hit over r^rFernandez and a single b; ) medium Galarraga then linedlino a single to cenlcr. I . ■ : eighth wTien M ilt Thompsonon singled, five innings, BocBoone, Brumfield hit a fly to r ■■ )irc Rich . his sccond RBl o fthf ti e night, • 'moved me to third on Kim Botitc SEATTLE (AP) — Dj and.in A u ^ t , ending his_sea;season. Hc was pitch- ____ ------pitchcd a four-hitter to winvin his scvcnih A m eirican r i League 2fy victory in San D iego on M ay 97 lg w ell again w hen the arm1 sn;snapped last week. ‘ lis second con- ' “I certainly don’t have5 iany reason why,” he 9 straight start and pitch his s H e’s trying to handle thiss ininjury like the other sccutive shutout as the• KKansas City Lofton hasas ia 1 5 -g ^ e hitting streak,.- said. gaj “I never had any (indiidication), especially in Mariners 4-0 his longest min tthe majors. He also made - that area, that there wasI oony problem there. 1 Tpi . J twovo: without self-pity. Royals beat the Seattle M: "1 hate to be like that,” hc1C s;said. “1 never try to a leaping eateruch at the ccnta-ficld fcncc don’t Jq have any explanationsns fo r It.” - IrS Tuesday. lame anybody for anything,ing. I ju s t try to deal Cone (7-1) look a no-hithit Ibid into the ogainst John(1 JtJaha.- ' B row ning said h e w as talciking on onti-inflammo- M ' . witl'ith it as it comes. sixth, when Eric Anthony tory drug for soreness inn the bock of his left |9ajPHS \ >ny singled to orioles 3,, RedF Sox 2 "Certoinly, yeah, ‘Why thelie hhell did th ^ happen Anthony also shoulder, but that problem1 v,wos going away. H I center w ith tw o outs. Am lORE — Rafael Palmeiro ) me?’ did cross my mind.. ButBt there’s nothing 1 there was a loud pop wwhen Browning’s left Q to r doubled in the eighth. shining streak to 19 games arm sm rted to com e forwardrd on a fastball to A rchi “Jin do obout it.” C one struck out a seasc i the go-ahead run in the ^ H e realizes it’s a long shot}t thalth he'll pitch again Cianfrocco. T h e ball flutterem cl out o f his hand nnd and walked two in his i: ing Tuesday night as the 'x 9f-Tom.Brownlng • this Browning fell face-downvn at the front of the ClCincinnati Rods pltcherl lis season. shutout. His only loss this i >ioles beat Roger Clemens “ le s d a y f o r th e f irs t “I was pretty optimistic earlyarly on," he .said. “ But mound. taltalked to the m edia Tues to Baltimore in his Hrst star Iton Red Sox 3-2. w ill take tw o m opths to1 heal, hci and you're nol ■md has a 2.83 “ oS; Asked to describe thee moment. Browning tirtime since breaking hisis aarm throwing a it v in M ay with a 1.91 ERAnnc ussina (7-1) pitchcd eight _ uarantced it w ill’be totallyally healed in eight smiled, said, “Pretty simplipie,” then paused for a p]|pitch last wook In San DlPI09O . ERA this season. ngs as Boltimore ended a 'ccks. Certainly, I'd like to try Strong inning few seconds before recountiiItin g il. '.try." r by recovering before T ig e r s 1 3 , B lu e J a y sS 6 season-high1 tlthrcc-game losing sUwik. — ^"I felt fine. 1 had no incliclination, no. idca.thccc. it. 1 kind o f saw it out o fth1 eC ccpm cr o f my eye. HHc would help his carccr by ncs homered and had a key ' ie'end o fth e season. BrowninjTiing is inthe last year ...... TORONTO — Chris GGomezoi home- Harold Baines was any problem there,” he said. "I guess it was "It was one big, cxcruciatirating moment of pain. I the eighth, selling up Cal f a four-year, S11.9 millionin cicontract. There's an - red and drove in six run;runs T uesday hit iri th e ei ju st too m uch torque o r whohoievcr. 1 just felt like 1 dod o n 't think I passed out. I thinkthi I went down and -of t )-ahcad sacrifice fly. J,~ ption for‘1995 that the clulclub can buy out for night, leoding Tim BelchIcher and the Ripken's go-al had been shot I just heardrd a big *pow’ and my kind kir of went into shock forir a sccond. It took m e a opt hring homered for Boston, Detroit Tigers past the ToToronto Blue Tim Naehri arm was dead and I knew> rright then that I broke fc>few minutes to gather mysnyself and kind of get S58583,333. Jays 13-6. w hich hodI its it four-game winning Belcher (1-7) won forr theth< fust time streak ended,d. with the Tigers as they stoprtoppeda four- Mussina gagave up eight Hits, walked *K one and sQiicruck out seven. In his last I game losing streak.. NL presi(dent warnits end to) players ccharging moundn 5 in three tuns, four starts he has a 1.64 ERA. Lee Joe Carter, who drove in i Foundation board,ard. — • - homered for Smith pitcheched the ninth for his 16lh JACKSONVILLE, Fla.1. (AP) — er chargcd thele imound after being hit bad example for youngstersi and Roberto Alomar hoi link they "When you taketak over something: * the sixth time save. NL president Len Colen-;man said by a pitch, .“I don’l want them to ihii Toronto, which lost for the w n handis new, you need toto go{ to the mountain-. ' The g ^ ee wasv tied at 1 in the sixth, Tuesday he hopes to do somethingsc “If we continlinue to .have mound can can take the low into iheir owi iri seven games. aid. top," Coleman'sail'saidi “■ ' ~ double in the Baines hit anm opposite-ficidc homer on a about players charging tbOUS The M inn^ - s a id .- ...... com m is- " If you arc a1 fan.fai that is not somc- Coleman said there hasIS been an Coleman said.1 ‘“Wc are not going to cd cd by 1 a desire to see fonncr c Todd Stottlcmyrc (3-2). im l oppcd the New York sioncr Bowie Kuhn, a ^em beber o f the thing you wantt to to be bothcred.with.” - ' average about one incidentt sa w eek in put up wiih it.”1.” sioi Belcher, signed by the 0-garne winning streak 5-4 Jacksonville University A th le tic he said. the N ational L eague in whiclich a play- Coleman saidaid these incidents set a Jac Feb. 7, ihade his ninth start right when Shone Mack ------sonrHe-allowed-all-six-nins- Qserrairrallyirnhrelghtli------in e i ^ t innings. inning wilh an RBI double. Tl cj I n d i a n s 7 , B r e w e r s 3 - • I Mack, whoho earlier hit an inside-lhe- JLMariners s ink $3.8! m illio n :ableTVddeal throuUgh nny Loflon hit paHi hom erjurjmd a double, helped the British Columbio. . CLEVELAND — Kenny be Seattle league club to10 ]get a coblc television "We know it's not a homme run,” Vancouver, Br — two-hom6-nms-jn a gnmprr/^fnr i lhe first_ Jw in s win for foi the eighth time in nine SEATTLE CAP) — The Manner^ Kfl'Pe tlielr'flr^'crtlnble'TV—cotitroctT-MH^ ilwauk««-«nd-Kon&a&—An tim e and the CJeveland Indiin^jnnQ beat the games. Minne:mcsiii‘(rarisit.iO ai6r' M ...... season gam es in JapanJi in 1995. deal. City do not havlavc cable TV contracts, glc.” glc Milwaukee Brcwen 7-3 TuiTuesday night theftfst timese since April 24,1993. de Prime Sports will.televe v is e 16 " "We need to0 titurn our geography The Mariners said Tuesiesday they "We’ve becieen talking obout this I _____fo r their season-high fourburth straight Jimmy Key:cy held the Twins to five Mariners’ games, 11 al honome, this - into an-assetj”ti”. Armstrong-said. - - 14^2 befbre Bob Wickman “-have ho reachod an agreemi[hent-with-since'1986,”-<^ ’-Armstrong-said.—We Ma win. ------— hits and led’4 year beginning with a gon*ime with “Only through1 cablecal will wc be able 0 start-the. eighth. Matt Primo Pr Sports Northwest to televise ' thought this wcwas a good way to get yet Alberr Belle hit a three-■ee-nm hom er re lie v e d to j Chicago in tbc Kingdome: onc June to be earned inn ththe five-state region. oublcd and Wickman was th'their games through the ‘ 11996 s e a -' o u rfect w el ancmd gtt started.” Ch a'nd Carlos Baerga addedled a tw o-run W albeck doul 24. Thirty-four games* 23 aiat home. This is part of)f ouro regionalization son. A nnstrong; acadmitted tbol S3.8 mil- 24. shot as the Indians sent MiMilwaukee to replaced byy SteriiiigS Hitchcock, who so will be shown on PSN in lS1995 and strotegy.” — ^ huck Knoblauch’s one-out The team will get $3.8 m illion for lion w on’t buyly a lot o f free agents in wil its sbcth loss in a ro^. gave up Chuc about^O in 1996. The Marinerscrs arc televising 72 -- *- tbitbe 2y{-year deal, M ariners3 prcsijlent] today's high-pr-priced players’ m arket, abc Dennis Martinez (2-42-4) w on h is RBI single, Prime Sports Northwestst serves games, 12 at home,hoi on KSTW-TV [emandez(2-l)cameinand Chuck a Armstrong said. Jay Buhner isis earningi $4.35 million I 210th game, tying Chiefsf EBender and pCavier Hot more than two million custotomers in this scoson ondand will televise the tiale on a fly out, with "It’s competitive withh recently 'this season andnd may be losl as a free mo . Jesse Hoines for.72th oa thethc.carcer.list.,_,got C hip.ho •Washington,— Oregon,-- Idaho, -some-numberir on c KSTW-TV in 1 taggihg up'add hustllag si{signed deals in similarly sizedsi m ar- - - a'grat at the endmd o f the season.—...... -W j Martinez allowed three runruns and nine Knoblauch t£ 1995. !. After Kirby Puckett’s RBI kekets,” Armstrong-said. "S'St. Louis. The Marineniers lost $15 m illion iMt Montana Me and Alaska. hits in seven innings. i into second. A The Mariners are tryingg to turn The Moriners:rs plan\ on continuing it,Macksenta2-2pilchjust Texas. T< W hat they’re t ^ nag g about'in season and ex;expcct to losc $10 mil- 1 L dnon homered to leadid ooff tlie third single tied it, J themselves into a regionalo l team , to put gam es onm frefi c T V past 1995. Pittsburgh.” lion this seasorson. They reduced their the and m th innings. He hass a icareer-high over centerr fifielder Bemie Williams’ Pi training - "This is a com;omplementary thing.” . The Mariners, who orere in iheir player payroll>11 from $33 million to ThThey’ve played spring ti six bomfr runs, includingg threetli in two head for hislis second double of tbe a s o n s in- Arm strong saidid olo fth e cable TV deal. 18th season, becam e the 26i(6th major- S28.5 million1 tlthisy ear. games g® the post, two seas games. game. Ifi »■ V 6 i""..... i ...... ' a ' D -4 ' nm o#-N ow9, Twinrt Falla.Ft Idaho WiJdn(SMoy. Maylay 18.1994 ISpriniter wilUtakeicase to9 h ig h «Jou5e;'be''8aid.‘ the'L\AF-5t a federal judge in Columbnbus, Ohio, erred when hc tlindependence' and 0Ohio citizen and his businesiness relationship with ruled hc had jurisdictioiion over the lAAF. U.S. "cautonomy of interna- s(several companies, includinging som e from OWo. District Judge Joseph Kiiuiimcary in December ,1992 1 R eynolds disputes with athletes in . But lAAF lawyer Eugeneene Gutland argued tliat awarded the m oney to Reyrynolds. .< the arbitration could nott be challenged in U.S. The 29-year-old Rejmololds said thc drug test was tional sports bodies in sensedis of triumph,” lAAF cicourts because the lAAFF ooperates under rules- faulty and the lAAF impnpropcrly suspended him ssports matters.” er said. “A s for os w e’re ajagreed to by all participatinging inations. for two years and four mimonths. He sued to ollege « “The lAAF feels no rensen served.” • Gall said Reynolds test!estifled ot the lAAF’s thot the lA A F ’s public arannouncement of the. test spokesman Chris WinnerReynolds j in 1990 for test- LLondon arbitration becauseuse he was siimmoned, s w 1result defamed him, denitnicd him due process of concerned, i justice has been'nance'-enhancing anabolic bibut had not agreed to submTiit it ithe dispute to orbitra- law and cost him incomele from business contracts £ The lAAF suspended JarloRe; meet. He callcd ihe ti(tion. ■ lividual worid record in Iand appearances. ' t ing positive for a performaid negative. Reynolds holds the indivii Reynolds competed in international meets in steroid after a Monte Carla o fth e United States, the ththc 400 meters, Is a memberiber o f the worid-record- 1993 — after his suspcnsi*sion ended — and is com- test I faulty and later tested■ track n and field, cxonerat- h

r * e r S r . e s fro ]n n r a cc i n g I U n s i , r e t i r e INDIANAPOLIS (AP)P) — A1 Unser Sr., saying he is no longwas out there on the pil lane and watcItched my boy ; '. qualify and sit on the pole,p< I finally Derby sstars in P'reaknes^i realiz^ that it was harderer for me to get in 0 race car,” he said; **So**! I decided n f.o v M ’i: 1 Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentlentincl G o Forr CGin won the Derby after then that I’d better start thinkingth about dashing to0 an( easy lead entering the it." BALTIMORE — UndJnder thc chilly first tum, butbu can’t expect an easy trip Al Jr. won at I ^ in 111992 ond was S . p ■ shadow of nn old raccacctro ck o n c c to the frontIt onc Saturday. the fastest qualifier asis the newest described as a glorified:d rabbiti hutch, Thc bestst have been hop- bly is Numcmcrous, Strodes C reek's sta- “It takes 100 percentI ... I’ve been ^ ping. blcmate whwho won the Derby Trial, very fortunate ond been abable to do it in — It wasn't. Not Tucsdt:sday moming, Numerouss iis nol a front-runner, but the past,” Big Al said duduring a news anywny. rarely letss himselfi. foil far from the conference. “But you canan’t just come * . Four days before thcIC ssecond jewel pace. in ond strap one o f thesese cars on and ‘> * ./ , of racing’s Triple Cro\'rown, all was Oklahomiima-brcd Silver Goblin led expect to give the answerser§ to the team 7 quiet and cold at PinPimlido Racc every strideide o f thc Arkansas Derby, thot Ihcy need. And I finjin ^ly realized APphoto. Course. until he wasvas cought late by Concern that probably Soturdayr aand Sundayi Abovo, AlUnsiInser Sr. takes nin Affair. He’s been off T oo m any stars o f thd fmish- w hich it was expiexpected to announce For the first time sineince ,1986, thc arriv als inin th e sp e e d ste r c liq u e is ; ond Mario Andretti, whoslose 29th Indy over the yearelike Al Unser in his prime. r«ing 1 2 t h ...... ____ -^Unser’s replacelaccmcnt_would..be_., Derby 1-2 w on't test thithe Preakncss Panamanianlan fireball Ulises, who led stan in two weeks will bce his1 Iast,,have ing things [didout a lot of things together fb He joined the Arizona MolotorSport Brazilian RobertoIto Moreno,1 wbo prsc- . Stakes...... - . • . thc first quiquarter-mile in Louisville driven more races at Indiarionapolis. ' Unser. whcais, so.I’m glad we're ck»- inRacing team for this year’sI Indy Ii and ticed in the car• latitate in Tuesday’s ses: Gone is thc impressive;ivc Derby run- . before fadinjling on the backstretch. A three-time Indy-ci•car n atio n al ride in the mtInc together,” Andretti said, had a top lop q>eed o f 219.25C50 rrqih in sion. ner-up Strodes Creek, whiwho is pointing How will'ill G o For Gin react to all champioti who in 19833 bccame the moy have vhogiv hadn’t had a full-time R220 laps of practice. He mim ade one i M orem', 35,, wawas I9th in his only for the June 11 Belmontn SStokes. this expectcc:tcd contention for thc front first drivCT to race againsinst his son at in 1987, Indy-car wl series since 1985, hiqualification attempt on^SaUiturdoybut Indy 500 start ind 191986. Disappointing Derbyy fcfbvorite Holy end? Indianapolis, Unser slillill holds th e Speedway givenwii bis best performance 2!waved off after a fitsflap'at 21eTby_------_ momber-of-Indy-s-rookokio-class-of—After-startingI'e for Kenny B ernstein’s souffrm g w ith fram n v'cryjtnHift_thisorwjs.thc,.firsi n ..^.second^enerati. “ W e've! got gl to have a really fast If bumiped, Ra :ofFhaves backuppears These non-Derby runneim ers — whom pace,” trainliner Louie Roussel said, racetrockers call “new/ shooters”sl “and it looksoks like w e’re going to get INDIANAPOLIS (AP;,P) — Bobby Rahal qua!ahal, Gr(was upjto 222.833 in 32 lim_I. with those q>ecds.xls. It was at ttuu time are a fast group that probablypre will it. If they' ggo as fast up there as it Rahal, conccrned about ththe possibili^ 220.178 mph It was Hogan wbo coiitontacted that I started talkinfking with Roger.” have a big say in how (hehe PrcaknessI is looks like thediey might, w e’ll be closing o f missing tbe Indiaiuipcpolls 500 for 218.808. tbeualified last weekend at wPenske last to tiy to a the Rali&t said dJroff io f tested one of the won. like a summcmer storm.” the second straight year,, pput a contin- 30 drivers soIph and G roff qualified at deal for tbe two 1993 Penske:ces; which L olas w ith fuill ll fuel f tanks during ------gency plan into motion on3n inesday.. up for the Mle two slowest among tbe Piwere entered but not broughght to the Monday’s practicctice on the 2H -mile - Rahal and co-ownerr Carl( H ogan continue Satuso far in tbe tentative line- dtInclianapolis' Motor Spei>eedway. Indy oval and “heb e foundf a pretty good ~“Arkansaasplayers sseleeted- ^"d they have bou^lwKtllmor-poW- ct flaterquBllfleMay 29 race. Time trials ■Penske, w tf>e-wnningest-owner ered Penske race carsI fromf Roger drivers oncesturdy tl end Sunday, with Iihistory, bas three o fh is 199414 Penske- race, we’re readyady to go racing. We Penske and plan to get tbehCT ready for Hogan, Iflets'bunipiiiga i tlic'slowest P«Mereedes entries qualifiedid for th e w itl not be runniinningitbose cars any Rahal and team m ate Mil^ike Groff to wjth a longe t the field is full. hirace, including the car AI UUnser Jr. more this wedc” for GooddwiU Gan[ues team . qualify this weekend, if necessaiy.ne ' “ We’re actuala St. Louis businessman Mput on tbe pole with a four-lt-tap aver- There are tworo 0 o fth e Lola-Hondas SANTA MONICA. Calif. Cal (AP) — sionals andd IU.S. teams are limited to . Rohal, the 1986 Indy/ winner,> was tingency plang tscing association, said, nageof228.01Imph. . available as backu]ckups, but Rflhfll said, C o rliss W illiam so n aian d S c o tty NBA players.as. bumped from the 33-car.r startings line- have are buirually inmlementing a con- pi -“Whcn-wd.came. here, we_re did not “It ts our feethigng thatt wc got every- Thurman of NCAA\ champion “This will'ill be college basketball’s up on the last day o f qtulualifying last have two catlanthatiftbetwocars we afanticipate that we would be in this sit- thing we'couldi getioutget o f those cars, Arkonsas were amonglg 12 players version off thetl Dream Team,” said year when a new chassisI designedd and Racing withumped 1 fitim the race, we uation," Hogan said. “So no10 discus- To m ake ao atteoqtempt (to cpialify) with ------seleeted-TuesdoytatheU.SU S . basketball—Soutbem.CaLiills-GeorgcJElavcliE^who ___------buili-by-Rahal.Hogan-fi-felLahorLQ£_piactice.wiIhcars provided by Penske arsion ^ k place before we gcgot to the the badcy car,, realtym w e don’t think team for this summer’st ’s Goodwill will coach the team. expe^tions. . necessary,th at Ilmor engines, Wc will u£speedway. Tben, in tb eliiaddie r ot last it would be enough' Games. . His assististants are Bill Foster-oT This year, tbe team basas been devel- this weekend.'iihJhW -tiLggJt aid, If. slweek, after B o ^ had nm forbrthreeor Both Rabat endtnd I Hogan e m p b a s i^ WUIiamson, who a avi v e ra g e d 2 6 Virginia pTanff Kelvin Sampson of oping the new Hondsda Indy V8 . Penske driattempt to qualify them spfour days, 1 think it was preOe t ^ obvi- they are not givingving tq) on tbe Honda ill be back in tbe Lota- points ond 10.5 rebounds,ds as M V P o f Okkhoma: engines in Lola chassis, aiand the com- down one oid." f ti wous that ^ was getting aboui>ut every- program and witi.b ------the Final Tum. is tinrufuf five Final------“The^eaffl■Hn-hafl-«»oflllflnt-«pe«Uad------^-biiutioo-haMJOl-producwdffd tho TiifttHfly, gettdriver Paul T racy «book fothing be could out o f the caf.af. And it Hondas for the racereo at Milwaukee on Four participants choscn] to pla}^ in the quickness,"’ sasaid Raveling, whose inter> for speed at Inify. ’ lOIaps. Rahi)ftbe’93 Pensk»Jlinot8 on oiwas obvioustBst we w ere^ happy . juneo. T . .Gomc8^J«ly„23rAug._g. .7, in St. nationalcxpgoerience includes stints as an rettiny it u p (o.215.g33_in_. th Petersburg, Russia. He’sc’s joined by assistant on.n .1. t f i n ' g s r a i ’ iP f ig T r s :" ^ - ahal then climbed;in and, w Andrew DeClereq • of Florida, Olympic tean»ms. “Corliss, Marcus ond - Cherokee Parks of■ ID u k e a n d 'Parks can realreally run. They give us tbe Judge ^ todImde by m bjurisdicticon in namee dispute Arizona’s Damon Stoudomiomire.. ability to extimtend our defense w d gut Ilie NFL’s Indianapolis Coiloltsandthe a niting oo thee NNFL lawsuit {s needed Alsosele'ctedwerel^ld^IcHneTFlnley"' pressure on; tbeth otljer teams’ guards." INDIAKAPOUSCAP)-^~ A-fiKfcral - NFL Propertietlext month CFL's Baltimore Colts aii^uededMooday sooo because tbe 1Baltimore teamTfirst of Wisconsin, Shawnn FR esp ert o f . WilliamsonK m .20,w a5antem beroftbe court c( judge said he’ll nile by_jyeariynext, District Judge tie»-lnc.,faaveur^US. about where to hold hearingsgs to settle gameisscbedutedided for late June. , Michigan State. Ed O’lO ’B an n o n o f U S . team thathat won tbe gold in tbe 1993 mmonth whetho- to assume jtnmsdiction in Indianapolis to ge Lany J. McKmney in Qthf Higpito, Reiner said1 ususe of the team name _ ' UCLA, Alan Henderson3n i o f Indiana,. Under>22 WcWorld Championships. He a oe^Us Colts argue ib^havt to t ^ jurisdiction. They .... aba T& hearing.-Balrimnre.re.atlom^-_would_.finBDCl(Dclally..^amage_jhewV. - ...... Jcroms Alien bfPenhsylwuIwuui^MBnnis"‘overo8cd12.818-points aod-4;5rtbou^-ai-ond-the Canadian Footballill League’s name Colts and ave exchisive r i ^ to the George tb Pappassoid tfaD'MBtyiiviand court -- Indianm lis CotbI^olts, tbe NFL and NFL husetts and while shootinijting 67.7 percent from the BBaltimore fnmchise over (be>e use o fth e merchandise bet ^ Camby of Massaehui lod to-profits f io n sales o f ...... Uctioaiirst Pn»ertiesbycccfxcfltiingpeM le. He saU Randolph Childress o f WakVake Forest. fieW. teteam’s nickname. • m f tf tp ia ti beai^diename. G oo red tb e preumioBiy refuttisuits o f an NFL

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Wodnosday. M;May 18. 1994 Timos-Nows.'S. T^Twin Falls, Idaho E-3

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Z® ^ I LEI-EGAL NOTICE LEGIGAL NOTICE LEG/:GAL NOTICE m n lE D S I THE ACES. ON BRIDGEh __BOBBY W 01FF_ ------SCHOOLDISTRICTrrN O ."4 1 3 ------S i l^nd ^ n i To a ‘Rdajost'fdr J M M E t o ; 5L53,Pj^dEa.dajf_w 3 itlitl[|ii^ ons plione c a ll! . . - _____ Twin Folia County, posaTjirovkJadrby-ttio. ... NOTICE OF S P E C IA Ll^yj'^LECTION" ^ ] ..... ■ c S ^logo. o The 'R oquost tor ‘CertJilntks are arrived atai only on ‘ • NOPlORTH s-u-A , NOTICE NO IS HEREBY GIVEN lha^at pursuant to a rosolu- Propos fo o t’ ♦>Q7 Q k>n tk>n odoptod on April 12. 1004. byby tM Boord of Trusloos inlomia:imiatwn ond s^fico- .- — Antonioio Parchia. ^ ’ K 10 7 3l School District No. 413, a Spopodol Borxf Eloctlon yrill tionsIS ccconcerning food sor- ...... — — t -A--A-7-&-3— whoWinsnWDiatricton " . . Today’s Souih followed1 a general 4 A THURSDAY. MAYnB,1B94 1 Forac>r addllionoPintorma- ■ A K 8 2 boxitwoon ^^ tho hours of 12:00 o‘.(ion.I. contact co Mike Mason 3 3 -0 9 :i31 rule regarding his trum pI suit.S' With 5'ctock P.M., fof tho purpoto of vovoting upon Iho question ol thoho CColtogo of Soulhom z j ; nine trum ps in the comblncined hands, WEST EAST m d proposition of issuing Qoncmoral obligation school idoho. iho_, P . (5. B o x 1 2 3 6 , missing lhe queen, hc playciyedlodrop ♦ 'A 8 2 ♦ K J 10 9 bone» n d s In Itio principal amount of! $55.520.000 for ttio pur- Twinn Flails, f^« Idaho, 83303^ lne'never).~^5 ------T Q 4 2 ----...... -PfJ«»«j.ol provwinfl funds.to.payjtiJho.cosLo(.acquijing.a_i238 18 o r-to le p h o n o .2 0 8 r_____ lhe queen (eight ever,' nlni ;ito nnd constmctino n school building bi and fumlshinq 733-05£(-9554 oxt 203. The general rule cost himim dearly. ♦ K Q 10 9 6 ♦ J 2 ?md d equipping tho somo, and ratallalod improvements and Tho0 ColtogoC< rosofvoa ttio Had hc deliberated a litllitie longer, + J 9 6 3 ♦ 10 7 5 4 ,. ' „s 8 s t,ts , all pursuant to tho provislcsions of sold rosoJutlon rightit to r c ^ any or all l a '•••• -t-adofItioptod on April 12.1094. I, to walvo any fonnall- 1 OpMlloum hc might have found the= ;sure-fire 5,,^ OUTH T»Thok tolal osnm atod cost ol ttw PnProjod is 55.520.000, oil tk>s‘and a>M to. accopl tho bkl 101 lou»fogfxj- ; J DuWTiUfmmw^^ IP' ax> Btainscnm ■ line of play. 4'6543 6 i . ' ■ if which Is to bo paid from tho sok>ik> of tho proposed bond doomodm e d 'io bb In ttio bost ssuo. l i ^ 80S Canms S Cautimi Dummy's diamond acece won, a 'A J 9 8 6 3 rast of ttw Colk>go. 1“ •■ aOS QOVM IIUmt low club was led to Southith's queen ^ g , Tho question to bo subminod toI tt»oit do c to rs shall bo by Johnn M. Mason 8 4 . baitotailol roading substantialiy os followlows: Doanin ofof Rnonco. ' 2 S S s n s r r a SOTSnownDevkn and a Irutnp was led to) dumc m y's q B09 CcmsuUt* •Q SSHALL THE BOARD OF TRU^USTEES OF SCHOOL PUBLISSLISH: W odnaaday, *t 0 Oul-ol’A/u-tonn ■10 Flrrmo4 king. South discarded a1 diamond CDISTRICT NO. 413 BE AUTIITHORIZED TO ISSUE May>18.-and 18. 25. 1994. and a spade on dummy’s hJWgh clubs Vulnerable; Both THE GENERAL 0BUGAT10NN SCHOOL BONDS OF — NVITATION TO BID th ISAID DISTRICT IN THE PR1^ S«irta DWetoiy iii and led a low spade from1 dummy.d Djjitr; Norlti ^INCIPAL AMOUNT OF so^r^alod Bids for consmjc- sSS.520.000. TO BECOME DUEUE IN SUCH IN S T A a- tion of 5 ais E asl won his nine and, vi:visualizing THe bljding; of 1094 Sun Voiloy MENTS AS MAY BE FIXED3 .BY THE BOARD OF ^1 Pathp , ond Roadway ' B17 MttC-ForSM impending spade ruffs' inin dummy. TRUSTEES.T THE FINAL INSIISTALLMENT TO FALL i's Srovomonts, o „ , addrassod Bia Muueii intmman led his low trump, m akingg a: wish a t North Ea« South Wesl DDUE NOT MORE THAN TW•WENTY (20) YEARS te CityC of S un Valley, FROM THE DATE OF THE BO the same time. East’s wii«i?h cam e i NT Pass 4 y Ail pass F JONDS. FOR THE PUR S n bo b o rrocoivod at ttio of- 1 RialClUUWinUd B31 S1«r(o/niiilo/CO'( POSE OF FINANCING THE CCSOSTS OF ACQUIRING ^ Sot f t ttw t City Adminlstra- S72 TeeK/MlCMn«i> s a MmutictutKiitamn true. South played his tritrump acc ' A SITE AND CONSTRUCTINCNG A SCHOOL BUILD- .n r City Cit of Sun Valloy. m hoping to drop West's ququeen, bul Opening lead::ad: Diam ond king irING, AND FURNISHING AN^ND EQ U IP PIN G THE d n hho. o (OWNER), until West discarded instead. SouthSo eon* ------______SSAME, INCLUDING ALL UC•IGHTING, HEATING. 2twI p.m.,or local timo, on VENTILATION. WATER, ANDD :SANITATION FACIU- (ho 27i I Gv<9t SlM tinued with a spade toI dummy'sc BID WITH 27th day of May. TH THE ACES., ’ j.TIES AND RELATED IlMPRO'OVEMENTS, AND AP- 199414. a£ n d th o n w ill b o UO riaiMKMQ queen and East's king, and a E ast PUANCES NECESSARYTD' jcV-oponod ond road. ~ completed lhe job by casashing his i,„]te OTgM gpTNca.Bids rocoivod atlor VUniiCTMlwi Haum Tl BOARD O F TRUSTEES th o spociflod sp o timo and trum p queen. With a spadeidc ru ff no ADOPTED ON April 12. 199477 dato1 wilwill rwl bo consid- longer 'ayaiiable in dummimy. South + Kp i o s , Tn>o ta following infomiation is roqiX)ulrod by Soctkin 34- orod.I. i MaMlfcra l a had lo concede three spadelc losers as Q 4 2 440,40, iIdaho Codo: . . The) ProioctPrc contomplalod 1 Imttofrmtt'tlutai well as the trump queen,n, and his ♦ J 2■ TlTho District h as existing indobubtodnoss in iho omount consistslists of two schodules. “ S 3 of $859,123. Tho intorost ratoI antidpatodona tho pro- Schodu I eiMmMWirud f f i S K j r ™ " cold game suffered a one-ti-trick set. + 10 7 5 4 o» odulo A com prises 1 bTKtoyinrtAce/tm' G09 posod bonds Is 5.50% por onntmum. Tho rango of an- 99.70000 SYi ol slurty soal- tm Boa/ABKunn ong? When I CnwiotiTw^Aomin. s ! a r , s Where did South go wron liclpatod rotos is from four rarcarcont (4.0%) to lon por- jng onXI CiCily streets, o s woH E ast won the first spadeie and re- South cccont (10.0%) per annum. Tho> tolalt omoufll to bo ro- q s robuilebuilding 3.600 LF ot IM r ■ turned a trump. South shshould not * ^ , I * pipaid ovor tho lifo of tho propoiposod bonds, prindpol bike paltipatti. S c hedutoA also H U G1S noonu!n?li*d* gog Mdpnkmvmri ond intorosl. basod on tho anodDdpatod inlorost roto, is In^udosdos full depth ropair 909 SncwViNclnfQulpmtr* have played to drop the qiqueen. In- -, osostimoiod to bo 58,724,059. fo r the th o stroots whore 9j0 SperU^CfloOt CXioliikKf- do cto rs chall voto at stead, hc should have ANSWliB: Three•ce no-trump. North's 9 at Iho following polling noloid d oion tho Drawings, 912 UByTnkfi placos: r o u tinling g and soaling-of ' [ESI againsl East's queen.'Cnsu ; an absolute force. ^ Filor High School game regardless of where™hi,ue™ I '“-"P “ cracks,ks, borrow ditch Im- .iin.qui.Lu Three no-trump»p (gets the nod over, a Highway 30 prowomoiomont. and groding of I M B * ™ m ight be. clubs bccausc of the Rior. Idaho . fihouldcu id o rs. S c n o d u lo B If West won his doubleto eonsislsisls of 8,485 SY of d°" m r to paucity ofhigh'^iaI c a rd s and bccause of ^ oraijcJtiMortow a h eart would rem ain in di Hoiiislor Elomontary School Gyi»nn.lum ry sealing , for City s s s a s r ^ s r . ™ , ,ne™e w l» ' ‘1>= "earl s.oppe,per. 2463 Salm on Avonuo TW ^mya^rven \ i m ruff a spade. And if the fine strooiB.Its. IndudingI som e full HoIIistor, Idaho h ropoJrs'-ttrack repair (the actual'case). South.h has no Only3nly quaillicM ond rooislorod okokidors olghtoon (IB) Stnd brld{e QUCsUoniloni (0 The Ac«, P.O. Boi yoare borrow dtch improvo- i s e — trum p loser. lore of ago or oldor who hovo rosidod ro In mo S lato ot m n nIt. t TTho work will bo »,75::s. with Mlf-*idrtwd. aho and in tho District for o loostist ttiirty (30) doys-jioxt | P ^ I How can anyone impro■rove on a njmpcd«nvclop»jofOf rreply. Pfocoi ptotod in all rospocts ooodir^ Iho ok>ctlon, and no oihcihors, will bo pormittod r boforo Soptomber 1. 711 ItorMEoUpmem 1 sure Ihing? C»P7rl|»L IHi.,U,ulr4r..Ur,S,M^... UtU voto at said spocial oloction. NcNo person so qualifiod " l a ■ — ■■I II. [— a nid d nrogistorod and offertng-himsolflif orhorsolf> a t tno poll-- ifing Docum onis may 8 .712 tolQgion—. 1 } ploco 01 which ho o r sho is onbKbtod to voto will bo do- h o ? i n r <0t Sdnctt/lmimciion ixominod at ENGI-. ua Mne.lKuni !1J EK ?.‘a “ • 111^' >d tho privfiogo of voting at said sfspodol oloction. N P P•R'S n °" office, CH2M 'ho Clork ol Twin Foils County. IdIdaho. Is ttio Rogislror u m i 7 zio fiCpAjc ' 700 Cioarwalor tho District, ond tho ploco of roglsgislralion for su d i oloc- 1 „‘h r1, ' Boiso. Idaho. BkJ- WE n n t ^ - Nfem I-s is tho Tvrin Foils County Couourthouso, Twin Falls, ^ 'r wDocuments bo iho. Persons moy rogistor on 01oodi business day ot ShSinX?nod from the £^NG1- ~ sl I ly timo during olfico hour of tho Cidbid must be submit- • Please pay acaccording to rate schedtedule W hich lursdoy. May 10. 1094. ond witl1 tbo opon continuously lod onn thitho proscribed Bid is printed bejelow. untilIlii ttmtt hour ot 8^)0 o'clock P.M.,, 0ot which timo tho polls Fomi and accom panied by ______J will11 bo dosod. Bki fwcurocurity os proscribed ' 01 eaU o l o ^ n two-thirds (2/3)i) 1of tho qualifiod oloc- In' tho) InsInstructions to Bid- r— l>1easerunnmy ad in Glassifici c a t i o n ------i i '•s v vob'ng ol such otoction ossonlmt to the issuonco o ftio rj^:^aynblo-to~tho j ------kl bonds for tho purposos sot foforth In tho rosolutton OWNERER IIn on om ount not Line Ads; I loptod on April 12. 1994, tho gonemoral obligolion s c h o d loss thanhan 5 porcont of tho I _ f o r ______i'c inds ot Iho Distrid %vill t>o Issuoclod for SOM purposes, omouninl BlBid. I # ______■ J a y s - ! •3 :0 0 P.M. M onday I day's publlcallon I | (Print one characlcr pericr s p a c e please. Includinglg 1blank spaccs.) > whichlich bonds will maturo onnuollyy (ovor o penod whteh Tho SucSuccossful Biddor •5 :0 0 P.M. Fridayay fo Ihrough Friday lor nexl da’ I mayly bot loss than but whk:h will nolw t oxcood twenty (20) will bo0 roqulrodro to furnish y for Sunday's publlcallon I I yonrsare from dolo, will boar intorosljsl ot a rale or ralos iho nocoiocossary addilionol • 10:00 A.M. S a t t llion. , 1-I ------ogrooirooabk) to tho District, ond vrill bo payablo from tax os Bond(s)l(s) for tho faithful ir'day for Monday's piibllcallo I lovlod'lod upon oil toxoblo proporty withittiin ttio District . performon-mance of tho Worit. I 4 -.os proscrloscribod In ttw Bld- DispiajfAds: I ------1 DATE:VTED this 12th d ^ oPApriL 1994 I _ I SCHCJHOOL DISTRICT N p. 413 ding DocuJocumonls. • 3 business days pri 1 Times-News [-I------.------1 Twinrin Fallsf County. Idaho In ordor•dor to porlorm Wortt prior lo'publication. Call a ll I OatoCdo Coon .. under ttiosottioj BWing Docu- Advertising Sales Ri nformation. r.I______m en uI. , BiddersBl and Sub­ I ------, Chnlrrloirmon s R epresenlalive for m ore info I ------______ATTE5TEST: c o n traa c c li to r s s h a ll b o II- I DoonalonoLutE c ensedd asa Public Works I DistricitrictCIorit Contractoiactora in occordanco I 1 PUBUIB L ISH :W odn»td.v. May 4 . 1 1 aand 18, 1994. with Ihoiho Idaho Public I W o rk:s s LlLiconso Act 54- I COLLEGE O F Twin Foils. F< Idoho, 83303- 1902. and shall obtain and • S e n io r DIsi iropenrates^ I I Name • ~ - - - ...... ------1:1.:—; . I - -scSOUTHERN IDAHO------1238 0or tolophono,208- hoW such other licenses- - D iseeunI-25% off regular (1 j Address } INVITATION IN\ TO BID 7344J351353 os roquirquirod by Fodoral • S lu d e n l Di r open rates i 3BESTOS ABATEMENT Tho C«Colkigo rosorvos ttio pnd localcol LowsI and Rogu- : Discount 25% off regular o ------I a s b e I. BMs win bo oc- • M e m o r li fay, $8.50 j ' Clty/State/Zlp______PROJECTS right to to roioct any or all lotions. B Driai Notices 12 lines, 1 day I Slo e a o l lo d b id s fo r th o bids,to to wolvo ony formaii- coptod1 fromfroi thoso Bidders < • W a rn e d ^ s ,$ 5 .0 0 1^ 1Phone Number_____ ------' propoispor iwnoval and dis- w* ,nd 10 accept tho bid only who.fho. prior to ttio Bid - led to Buy: 5 lines, 30 days, - — Dosalisal of osbostos (rom doemodod to bo In tho bosI oponing.ng. hold current 11- ' ' I th ro00 o silos : 00 tho campus in'prosts l ot tho coltogo. « n s Ms oot s Pubik; Woriis • FreeAds-Losl & iway3lines,3days p ictora in ttw Slato of I & Founo, ilems to give awa r - S c h e d u i eS oltho ttw Colioao of Southom John M.M. tUloson Contractor ------. . P a y . off^nanco ■ Idaho...... ZZ Idahoiho wiil bo occoptod un- Doon or m a te - [_ ■ — — I- - lil 2:02«0 p.mr-WotJnosday.—PUBLIJ.ISH:-W »dn*«day.--ForJnfonnformotkxi .c o n cam?.______- eemdelfmforM r.opm II. and 18. 1994. ing th0 o pip^o^os^d Work, Numter et Days Chargirge per line ly 25. 1994. in tho offico M ayJI. m Doan o( Rnonco In COLLIXEGE O F SOUTH- one: ! ^ ^ ^ 5 3 1 o ! ’ t I . tho) TaylorTl Adminlstmtion ERN E IDAHO . ' i T S K ; I Buildilildlng, 315 Falls Avo- INVr JER'S right is ro- • Fast Cash Ads • $1000 1 to reject all Bkls or $2.7Mi«e Ito 1-3 d a y s ...... a.09 per line .wo.T0. Twin Fans, Idaho and FO fline,todays,lor ilems priced up to in publicly op m o d . CONTRACT ( id nol confom iing to • I 4 -7 d a y s ...... $4.:W.76 per line “SlP;ids must bo sont or do- propos itont a n d purpose of 8 -1 5 d a y s ...... ;...... $7.!17.95 p e r l l n e >rod to tho abovD od- sorvico ^ ; b iddingI33 Documents. 7 days regula• Guaranteed Ads*!. CatlKlllB 114.40 per line ' drossDss on or boforo tho Southor • postpone ttiooworo 16-3 0 d a y s ...... $14 I Contract for a po- used!gularpnce/7d2ys will] Iree on items lor sale.sale C ads. - abovojvo listed dato and timo coptod 1 I wiUi ottief discounts or real esl2le for sale „ to bo accoptod. Tho out- day. Juiluno 10. 1094, in ttio I timo, whk^, howev- i .'l , 10II nol extend bo- Weeks must nn consecutively, # lines xS/llne --- r ” ------SidOfo ■ o f th o o n v o lo p o oflico of 0 tho Doon of Fi- . •houliould cloorly Indlcato nancoJ in tho Toyior Ad- 15 from ttiebW + ______-SEAEALED I BID mlnistroirotioo Buildng, 315 I. add S2 for Magic Values. + (Wid contoronco vrill A d d $ 2 fo r e a c h 3d. for fl/lagic Values. jekly for only S J per week. + ENCLCCLOSED*. ■ Foils Avonuo. A TWin Fofls, P™S” 3d, that runs Sunday, fi Total amount duo = ' BJddoddors must bo bondod Idaho0 ond1 thon publicly lid a t 2:00 p.m. on _ fncludejm jd aiv $3 per week ______, ... ..ond1 Ol on removal and dis* oponod. I3rd day of May. ad in Ao Weekly for onli CTMjrcneclrormoneyordi'derls'enclosed-forSm ------i poMul limoihods musl moot Propoiwiols must be sent a t ttio Otf»co-of ttio - kdmlnlstrator City ot □ Bill m y VISA or M aster'C'C h a rg e (Cireio ono) Of oxaDxcood dotoiiod s p ^ f i - or dolivJivorod to Iho abovo g'V ions as provided by ttw oddross oDoy. • S e t detsils OD sp e m li m s Customer ' Credit Card Numbsb er ------Envlroii/lronmontol Protoctlon abovo li d th is 1 7 th d a y o t • ■ills t)y calling a Times-New! Expiration Date___ }ncy and tho Coltogo of to bo a 994. Service ffepresentslivi — S jttiom Woho. sId o o DF SUN VALLEY itive.. ■ r 3 ThcTtmcuNtw >r addilionol Informs- shouldId cloorly Indicate Roy RainoUiinoy, City Adminis- Mail your m | ^ ^ i U S T O M E R ^ 1. contact Dick Storting 'SEALl^g_.prf0P0SAL •Plesse check your if,3d'the first day it appears..'In I case of o,order form to: Iw C^ly of SouttiOT ENCLO iS H :M a y 1 8 a n d 25. ~ ermrjeportitlo-thei irtment------— C ^ LLEGE E G O F SOUTH- wttistomerService-Depirtr I ERtERN IDAHO lo receive an idjustine INV1TA11TAT10NT0B1D t m l . J> S BUILDING AIR ^ F■oro i Our Senior Addvertlsers" HANDLER ' The Tmes-Hev/s reset r, reclassify or |i= S oalodod bids lor iho serves the right to censor, r ------p r o p ^ i m — -rsjecfanyclassifisitii hg— — ^ - ^ new oirr handlerhot unit on tho the standards o f thetidve^isBment.t!Ot-niBstitig pi S h ie ldis s Building B at tho e publisher. ■ . D of Southom Idaho 25% Disccount a ccoptod unlil 2:00 ______^INews E o s f CT W t : “offall r e g u i d i ol Financo In tho T a y lo r AdmlnlstratidnA TfieTiiS^ B u ild inng. g ,:315 Falls Avo- win FaOs, Idaho ond )MER $ iibBdy oponod. must bo seni or do­ CUSTO *2” per lirne for 10days!1 Be .. sure to inform useo f .the tim e iSSd“ii"to tho abovo ad- on or boloro tho - GE • F o r f tfems e priced toSlCMO. you place youiuradi JJTiSt.Bstod doto a n d Smo SERVIC accoptod. Tho out- c o u n ts . Cannot be us©» d with any other discoi * anyone 60 yrs or>rolder , ol tho onvolopo m M -iiJij-iJ d clearly Indicate BUHL 175 LED BID JEROME/HAGER DELL 536-2535 rheTunesii-News 5SED*. JHLBl 5 4 3 - 4 ^ • FILER 326*5375 5ERMAN • GOOOINGAVENDEl TheTiSmes-Mlews f r Continued JBURIEY/RUPERT 678-2552

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aluo of $671,058.00. Tho ______Cio g n lln u B d ______lilfHrInr*a dfl- TCSltositwlilbolorfoitodtoiho , , ■ • Bl(Bidden mutt bo bondod Stoti• toto should ho fall to nndRd all romovtU and Instal* compompkito tho contract. Tho I . ______NOTICE,•PF.ELECTION3 N ...... Iftkjtkm method# jnu«l moot_Statoltato_will_not o < ^ p t bids______■om partios who aro' dolin- ...... NOflo r[£ r Tl iiro K iJi-iro r ti ie• cCANDIDATES ON TI US SAMPI.HPI.K UALLOT MAY NOT------PursuantIt lclo S o ^ n 34-602 Idaho Coda,'d o ,‘pubiic notico Is f oxcobd dotnilod spodlf- from i -:r ':"7—r j:r-rTrv-NccrECESSAKILY. llE I'U iC r-'lJIE• R'ROTATION IN.YOUR.rREdNCINCT.0N.tlLECT10N.DAY^-.. ations as providod by the ' quoni;uont on paym onts on ox- I- — hfeby-fltwgiyi*n;olth«-PTimafy-El«cttef>-foi *-Jnomlnatk>R^-. ------^J6n«jV“oT ■sdom'ffw^'iito— tKttnffrtn{rstnnr contracts.------NOUOROI,I. SStai# and County Otflcm 10 lo bo hold In tho hoo . ' ThoTho salo Is tocatod within ' ' Stato ol Idaho. Idi County of Twin Falls, on May 24, 1094. . FoFor additional Informa- Soctiitocliont 7, 8. 15, 16. 17 nd 18, Township 1 North. Tho pollss willvs bo opon botwoon tho hourslurs of 8:00 o’clock ' **0"on, contact Don Buottnor and 1 . ^ S A M P L E t tho Colloflo ol S o u th ern —RaRSlp^ no,15 F a st, p M Cn-______•— I— ------j------n nrr ondd 8:00£ o'clock p.m.’bn”sald day-arth-o-psmng da^ , • aah«t P.O. Box 1238, mosIBS ' County, Sialo of Ida- BALLOT ail placos dositoslgnatod os polling pia<»s by/ thoth( Board ol Twin twWinIi Falla, Idaho. 03303- ho.o. £ Solo duration Is ono _ w j Fails CounIlunty Commissioners. 12523Bortolophono 208- (1)1) ycyoar. Tho salo may in- . TVVIN FALCSCs COUNTY, IDAHO - May 2 4,19£1994 73434-0353. cludoluoo blowdown and/or In- Tho CoRogo rosorvos tho sodo d iarxl disoaso infoctod TWIN FALLS COUNTY. IDAIDAHO mborwhich may result In .------riSght to rt& ct nny or all tlmbo ’INSTRUCTION TO VOTER;Vo aJl pnmsryoioeiian.'youp. nto .^TOlvil-l.iln »ho-.o nnmoimo II nol piinloU on lliii linnoi, co'i'plnloiliillmnmwpo.nlir.lj'tO lli 1l>« Do.3oan of Rnancb. | wiiln in 5|iiiCB lo< tl'O (ipptopicMt’ oltrtooltH ani) wiilo llio rnmo ol IHo Pfl'sonn loi v0 conductod at tho Idaho bldoiidoore (rom tho Idaho I UHITEDSTASTATESOFFICES || j^g; ■ ' r;;;;;^"g;asvF°F£: es || I oSTcfMKnjK Lucomo Crango Hail iopaitmont ol‘Lands of- nnnailopartmont ol Lands, oi­ FOR REPRESENTATIVE^T*-' > Rior.l • Filor High School Hwy 30 CO, 8355 Wosl Stalo St., fiooco, E Bolso, Idaho. ' . . FonnEPniiPRESENTATiVE-. . • , n n - • -a Bol 1NC0^CONGRESS • IO NOT VOTE FOR IN CONGRESS Faor <2 Filor High School ' lolso, ID 83703, at 10:00 j>»Tho Siato BodrtLof Land • I - SECOND3N0 DISTRICT ;andidates o f m ore SECOND DISTRICTf t , [ Flier #3 ' Filor High School ‘ . ' • • Q.n:.m. local timo, on comrlommlsslonors rosorvos HAN ONE PARTY. ~ ______{Volo lor Ona) Wo ______(VolnPin to>t. Ono)______THA Cily Hon Vo^dnosdny. May '25 tho» rii right to rojoct any and • MIKE CRAPO______------4m 14 1919 0 4 , fo r a n o o tlm a to d ann bicbids providod that good 1 PENNY FLETCIiTCHER ^ IDAIDAHO LAW per m its yOU ------^ ^ HoJilslof Hoitislor Gmngo Holl 0 VOTE FOR I 3 .2.260 MBF of tlmbor, andnd t suffidont grounds for " ■-lANDIDATES OF ONLY ■ ■ ' I WmborlyitI t Wmbofly Communliy Coniorir 120i: Madison W. ' moiiQrkod or olhorwi&o dos- rolocC)iocling tho bid shall bo I CAN^D^im INE POLITICAL PARTY IN I I) Kimborty #2#2 Wmboriy Community Conior'T ' , • j Ion*inatod for cutting. In oddi- gtatoclatod In tho roioction no- , ifsafi ll ■1 PRIMARY. I S\’!!VgS">?ca"------iJ • I KJmMrty 1313 KimboMy Communliy Conior1 '• ‘ lionon. thoro Is on unosli- , >4 ADDITION TO VOTING FOR GOVERNOR Maroa Filor High School Hwy 30 mallatod volumo of pulplogs < t>coc o anda shall not bo In vi- F o n. 4 a Nil Twin Falls1 15fS Robon Sluafl Jr. High ' Staltnlo oJ Idaho, or a bid Foror tt toxt tokiphono sorvlc- I FOnLieuTEN*ENANTGOVERNOR ond accoptablo to tho s^taaso can 1-80(W77- nlnlo'Onnj______110 DAV Hall 4S0Sh(I Shoup Avo. bon ______(Vnlnl' FOR UEUTENANT GOVERN I #7 Hanlson Elomoniary SchoolI 60060 Hartson Stattato, in tho amouni of I JOHN PEAVEYi^EY ^ - ______(Volo loi Onn) 57,105.80 which is 10% PUBIUBUSH: W odneaday, ------t ^ \ Twin Falls 1»818 Homson Elomoniary School ' ______4 - ■■ DEANHAAGENSON 1 ; ' ■ Sl' ^ tho aggraisod not solo Moytav 118.1994. C. L. -BUTCH- OTTER ------^ ,-1 Twtn Falls I WIQ Hanlaon Elomontaiy School ‘ FOn SECnET,HETARY OF state' ------^ ^ Twin Falls ; »lIto Twin Fails High School, tGl515 RlorF Avo. E. ______(VnlHniH lotfl Oiiftj______DEAN E. SORENSEN ------^ ^ 1 Twin Falla iltlI t Sawtoolh Elomonta/y Sch„ 1771177 Sladium Blvd.. J— • I EDITH M, STANTANCEH • ^ ______^ " Twin Falla 1i112 t Twin Falls High ^ o o l, 1G1515 FFilor Avo. E. ______< - FOR SECRETARY OF STATATE • ’ • Twtn Falls #1 1113 -Sawtoolh Efomonlary Sch., 1771'Stadium177 Blvd, ______(Volii loi Ono) FOR STATTATE AUDITOR ______Twin Falls ^ l114 l Twin Fans High School I IVol'''ol.i lO'Quq)______PETET..CENARRUSA ______^ 1 Twin Fails 1 ItIts Valloy Chrijlian/Ouf Savior LullLumorsn/1708 j J, P, WILLIAMSftMS ______4 - i4 | Twin Falls ; It116 Valloy Chritlian/Our Savior LullLuihoran/Hoybum ______> i FOR STATE AUDITOR,n Twin FaiU 1 «1(17 Valloy ChrlsiianfOur Savior LullLuihoran/Avo. E, Suntan)ns. ______(Volo loi Quo) ______I ' Twin Fan# II 1 lie Tvrin Falls Firo Siaiion 13 WojWashington Soulh I FOR STATEATE TREASURER olo ln»0''n) RALPH J. GINES______4b a tl Twin FaUs1 110fl Momlngsldo Elom, School. 701 MomingsWo Or. t81 Momson • ■« RON POLLOCK______------4m Nil Twin Fails1 12120 Chriwinn Conior of M, V.. 1811 I ■ win Falls I21 LYNN S. TOMINAGA ------^ ^ 4 Oulsido Twin FOn ATTOn^ORNEY GENERAL Morningsido Elom. School 701I MomingjidoM. Qi- otn loi Oim) ------■«| M ______IVO'"' ------Oulsido TWinWin Fans'122 I MIKEOURKET(ETT ■€ ----- FOR STATE TREASUREfIER I Morningsido Elom. School ' m . ______(Voln lor Ona) Spring BrSreak. win Falls 123 LYDIA JUSTICE EOWARDSm r - 4 - I , I FonsuPEfiti'ERINTENDENTOF Chrlslian Conior ol Magic Valloy1 1181 Morrijon PUDLICINC INSTRUCTION ______*^1 OutsldoTwin win Fails 124 I • • IVolooto Iloi Ono) >• FOR ATTORNEY GENERARAL PiPorrino Elomoniary School 4522 Ctcaswoa Avo. W. WILL E.SULUnLLIVAN «■ ■* _____ (Volo lor Ono) Absonloo RodnclRo >45 Log22 ______>4 ALANG. LANCE______TwinT< Falls Counly Counhouso 425 Shoshono N. I Procinc1«40 Log23 FOR SUPERINTENDENT_ C _ _ Absonloo ProTwin Falls Counly Counhouso 425 Shoshono N. PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONTOF ProcincI«47 Log25 Seat Belelts. ______(Volalor Onn) >N I Absonloo ProTwin Falls County Counhouso 425 Shoshono N. OOB DUTTON______•: Wod.. Tl May 11 and IB. 1094 I ______0inc>.ltl»-«0 lln»______ANNEC. FOX______PUBLISH; Wl 4 a m

— *■ i DEMOCRATIC (Cont.) _ Dt 1 T O C O MIPLETE P L VOTING TO VOTE FOR TO COMPLETE VOT )TIN G u ' F O R DEh)EMOCRATIC nonpartisan FOR REPUBLICAI ------CANDID)HDATESrSEE------<—CANDIDATESrSEE— ------CANDIDATES^EAN ' 1 = I O TH ERERSID E OF o t h e r SIDE OF OTHER SIDE OF I ^ (Vola lo» Ono) ' IMtl^tltis'spi•^piin§. ; I BALJALLOT. BALLOT. BALLOT. ^ ______4M I EOlSLATIVE DISTRICT NO. 23 3R STATC REPRESENTATIVE legi: POSITION A (VoiQ lor Ona)______

EGISLATIVe DISTRICT NO. 23 3R STATE REPRESENTATIVE LEGII POSITION Q DEMOCn/CRATIC (Cent.) NONPARTISAN REPUBLICAN (Com. I (Volo lor Onn) * m I candid] ^ ------1 ■' _ ^ ' .ATIVpl^ifRlCT ll OFFICIAL JUDICIAL I LcSfsiS^^E^b^STRICT ■ ' I OFFICES || N(NOMINATING ELECTION CT R LEGISLATIVEIVE DISTRICTI NO. 21 BALLOT "legislative district no II ' FOn STATTATE SENATOR _ FOR STATE SENATOR !ifi^ OlolorOrf) ^TWIN.FALLS COUNTY. ______(Volo loi Quel iwiyTnfleSiiWir REPUBLICAN (Cont.) ______^ Ni B. JOYCE MCROBERTS grntrSiiatrOilce MAY 24. 1S94 ------^ 1 I. R LECISLATIvilIvi'OiSTniCTNO-tr ' — : i « I -I FOR STATEE REPRESENTATIVEnE f! LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT NC PDSI'OSITION A SUP~flEME COURT II ------' L ■olcliirOi'B) ■■ . . ----- FOR STATE REPRESENTA1NO. 22 ____EGISLATIVE DISTRICT NO. 23 TO SUCCEED POSITION A FOR STATE SENATOR ______^______«■ i4 -JUSTICE CATHY SILAK ______[Volo lot Onn) ^ | , - T_____ i 5 (Volo lot Onn) smeone out ______IVolo loi Qini)______LEGISLATIVE!IVE DISTRICT NO. 22 ----- CELIA R. GOULD______URDNOH______4« ' ' ...... FOR STATEEHEPRESENTATIVE HE - CAT:a th v s ila k - - -- .1 S t i l l sre : wants the...... ' • POSI VAYNE L. KIDWELL 4« i ------^ U *:, _ LAIRt ______ivolp I ' ^ LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT NC FOR STATE REPRESENTA1 EOlSLATIVE DISTRICT NO. S3 ’______■« I JUDGE OF TME "^ || POSITION 0 OR STATE REPRESENTATIVE spjorting o r gear ______(VomrorOno) 1 POSITION A I . i I i CANDID^iDIDATEs'fOr” ll _____ (Volalor Ono)______TO SUCCEED DOUGLAS R. JONES I COUNTYiiIl££Bi|===!J JJUDGE DARREL H. PERRY 3N BLACK______4« •u paid good SUE BURWELL______' . FOn COUNTYITY ICOMMISSIONER . ______(Voln loi Onn) = r : l ™ 4« FmSTt1ST DISTRICT 5>arhel ^ r. perry______' >ney for and I ivol”>01.. 'to Cool______• _____ 4 - - = 2EGISLATIVE ^ DISTRICT NO. 33 OR STATE REPRESENTATIVE = 1- YOUR \ C DAVE DAILEY■EV II______I I - I LEGI POSITION D ______« ■ tm _ (VolBlor.One)______longer need. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIOI□ I , FOnCOUNTVi4TVC0MMISSI0NEn TO SUCCEED FIRST DISTRICT HRK D. STUBBS______I THIRDRD IDISTRICT JJUDGE DANIEL O.MEEHL ______(Volalor Ono) ^ : :l I ______IVoluolu Iloi Oil'll (Volo loi Oim)______s BRENT D.REINKE ' LIHOA P. MEDIlEPLEY ^ ■« 5lANIEL ^ B.MEEHL______i ‘ “• CHARLES A. BARNES ^ ^ 1 joulution? . DENNIS MAUG\UGHAN______M TO SUCCEED GARYGRINDSTAFF m ______^ JUDCUDCE DANIEL C. KURLDUTT. JR. DOUG HOWARD______4 - "^i IVolo loi Ono) ------4M a i DEMOCRATIC (Cont.) Classifieds! ' FOR CLERKIK 0OF THE DISTRICT lANIEL C. HURLOUTT, JR. <■ ' SSOLES! c:: COURT Silli ------4 » m ' ___ ^ CANDIDATES FOR || VOKI loi Ono) FOR COUIITY COMMISSIOI LEGISLATIVE OISTRICT TO SUCCEED THIRD DISTRICT IONER I ______■« JUC JUDGE GEORGE GRANATA JR. (Volo lor Qrw) OFF^Eg______II (Volo loi Ono) EGISLATIVE DISTRICT NO. 25 FOR COUNT'JNTYTREASUREn ™iEOnCE GRANATA, JR. »■, i„ PAMELA 0. DOWD FOR STATE SENATOR Call ______(Volnolnlo' I Oro)______JOHNC. ETHERIDGE ------^ m T e g i [Volo loi Ona)______Nl TO SUCCEED JUDGE J. WILLIAM HART DALEINETALPOT ' FORCOUNTlUNTY ASSESSOR ____ [Volo loi Ona)______DAVID D.WILUAMS • ' ** ______(Voml’olBloiOno) T-jr EGISLATIVE OISTRICT NO. 2S »3e-xPF1 .WILLIAM HART______I I m BOB WRIGHT______OR STATE REPRESENTATIVE I niCKtlELSLE>^LEY «■ M = § 3 S POSITION A I place your^ ______♦ - 4 TO SUCCEED (Volalor Ono)______JUDGE JAMES J. MAY FOR CLERK OF THE OISTf assified FOR COUNI)UNTY CORONER ___ (Volo loi Ono)______COURT • - ______4*I I ■« j l 'oin loi Orn) ■ JAMAMES J. MAY______^■ ' i4 ______(Volo lor Qua) ' ^ - 1 ; EGISLATIVE OISTRICT NO. 3S I ______M m BOB FORT______I - LEOI!3R STATE REPRESENTATIVE TO SUCCEED ______« ■ FOR! POSITION 0 JUDGE PHILUR M, DECKER (Volo lor Ona)______I CANDID.I^ID^ESFOR ll ______tVoie liyOtwl______I PRECINC:iNCTOFFICES ||______~. ^ FOR COUNTY TREASUni I FOn PRECINCTNCTCOMMITTEEUAH ----- JRER______,______I I ______IVolr.1'Gift loi Ono) TO SUCCEED BONNIE BRUNING TimesJ'fews JUDGE nOOEH S. DURDICK ______4m M ______•» (Vole lofOno)______--^ -I ______4 - •* 0*4 ROClOCERS.BURDICK 4 *I '^ 50n COUNTY AS8ESS0 ______(Volalor Ona) SOR . j -REPUBUCAN (Cunt:) =1——EI t y ^ r f a s fC e o s f n J r * — FOR COUNTY COnONE kLLOW LIQUOR BY THE ______(VololofOoo) ~ I L j DBl)R1NK SALES CN _ GENETURLEY __ EOlSLATIVE DISTRICT NO. 2S $10 for 100 d a y s ' ------s uJUNOAY- r IN JIWIN-FALLS—^______I - - . . - . . . COI:OUNTY?- -1.0.-23*927 ~ ------« i m LEOi Y E S ^1 '>« • _L___ NTONC.DARRINOTON *m i a n d 4 lines lil ______^ • * [ ' ■ ~ DENTI ______L no< " ' /fo r (terns pflced toS15CX). S a Conr^otbe ■ •* I P«°c^^aE!a EOlSLATIVE DISTRICT NO. 25 ^ ll I - LEOI!3R STATE REPRESENTATIVE used with any ottierier discount. rEEMAN FORI POSITION A I PARTTS COUNTY ANO OtS-ITOTHE I (Volo lor Ooc)______. COMVENTlOHft itSTRICT - _____«D. KEMPTON------■ 4 « -I • ______■ (Vot»tofOo») - - - | ------JllrtO. T K eT lm cs-s ^ f e w s J- ______r — ^ ' ------^ ’OlSLATIVe OISTRICT n6.3S ------LEQI!}R STATC REPRESENTATIve POSITION D I VOUJHAVE HA NOW YOU HAVE NOW YOU HAVENOW I ( (Vol»to.On»)______S£LL IT! BlB U Y IT! . I COMPLETEDTED VOTIHO FOR ______C COUPLeTED VOTING F( < - A T lm o s-N o w s C la s s in o d WillWII RII Evory N eed ^TIC CANDIDATES. NO M l RCPU8UCAN CAKOIOAT UCE NEWCOMB______4* 1 i I OEMOCRATIC i— I ' ^ • * .. 7 3 3 - 01 ! 0 3 - 1 ' ‘ ■. , i' J ■ -r- • • Wodnosday,, MfJ ay1Q.J994 .. Timos-Nowo,vs, 1Twin Falls, Idaho E-5 ^nnounc<:ements-EiEmploymentIt 101-2661

101 LOST* FOUND , 101 LOST & FOUND 10110I LOST & FOUND iq5S PERSONALS ' 20l ADMINISTRATION/. Al - MANAGEIgWT u . Loet: Black Lab. tomok), IB ” ■Roudy’ a Dingo.lomalo. G HO U N D PO U N D '?® Goya and Goto Dwiog r Clas:ssified Hflours mo. brown coQar. Britinoy Lost cioGO to Iho murtouqh Sorv lation Dtetrict Manager lor Sp8nkri.orango&wMM>. N E W S - S;^oroa. IS milos. Irom Jock- (onSSISSSliifitffS, ‘'flis1.200 aero project Sys- -ofaflOaoonar.LotfttfoufW ...... •pot;6 all 734.0570 or423- Irnrtodt^.-Ttrodolmwl-- -,^-uiimulilzoa lor SnOkoHi^------S-13.CChambofofCoffimorco. |^j^_ Bfltalny Spcntol. orango ng Hin Irrigalton District. FOUND: b o y tb lack iein . .•Kinq.'Col 1 734-1524 ■Z 2. anlord Hoalih infonnation KingngHiniD83633 H for nelext day publiilication «biko. Found on Kimborly in a whito malo. v - BElimkuio Hunger Parkffs Lo&i: Yollow Lob, malo. 3. o Lab X bkick mato. Po «wofK Hoafth Concorns? o r (^ 2208466-2243. l . Bq3W164: ''I FoolGroot-MoroEnorgoite 1-aOQ-78^61ia Juno1015.1994 15 closing doto • - broko collar and gol away, 4rC4- o irn T orrior X, g ray & Losoint ;;— .Lost: Slamofto malo cai. no _oonswors to Thor, uist aoon -whltomato.L ______H«H..llhvH.Ma736-KBa- •ou nood a totophono sor- onI nDolicoltona, noo ______----- ^ Sundrday ad deadtd I iner - 4collar. ‘Yo-Yb*. Mapio Sl • ono Eaal1ohd-D,rN: Catr Actopltoo: — Ico a c a n t gol It call mo; i nroa.-734.6139. - _7 ______1. 1. Two Lob X pups. 36-7t20.______202• ADULT Al CARE 3. Bortor Collki X. btadt a 2.2 .Two Colllo Shophord X BuyE’olaonoroy-vrolohtkjss EDOMG-DresMS. shoos ______■Fririday 5:00 p.).m. , =HOUND POUND \ whito tomato. p rkJosmold a Prom rortals Cooninunlry Sido Living center N E W S 4. Torrior D achshund X. a3.^^bloX,fomotopop. 1 CPfflSSnf'dS: ^ ™%or)lnvitntions733-W3S risidomial e ^ caro facility al bladtatanmato. 4.14. Pointer Spaniol X, ^triiutor 734-6940 artvtimo nckay has opening fcJr FT TWIN FALLS LoIjotsofr^cocals&kiQons. oranoo1 a whito lomato. Do you nood holp on your imr SPECIAL positio»ition. cooking, cloanlng. ANIMAL SHELTER LOCATED S.5. ILab. Hack malo. probtome? pr Soo Miss rfoso, potBonal caro. Musi havo ^ n o t ic e s ^ Mondiday ad deacidilne: 1396thAvoW. NkNIcoCntsaKlttyil ‘ PiPalm reader & advisor. >od driving rocord. Salary, FouiKi: . DESTHOYEDoffbr48 DDATING SERVICE ------Oi V ER E A T E R S ingg oxporon would bo holpful. ‘ • mak). Thia la nol an up-to- hours, so ptoaso call o c ._ . GGRAND OPENING ANONYMOUS 3f&4i!6-4076 kittvo mosaaoo, S'. Gormon Shophord d < it* Hat; mixed dogs oro visltt^opounddailyto TTwinFaUs branch offico, 734-4547______Fullllimo tim milkor. ISO cows, 25% ott spocial to o l sin- — 5; brown a btock malo. hordtodoscribo.Or choddfyourpotlshoro. < PREGNANCY CRISIS - Buhljhl aroa.a no bousing. Coll Saturiirday office flidiii^s: i como pickout a poppy, TM«lanot«nup-lo- 0QtosinTwin.Buri^oron. " CENTER bolwoHwoonOam andSpm . cfc>g.orcot-lh®y would datvilst; mlxod dogs aro C&in today lor troointcmio- rea iMling. Coll 734-7472 toavoravo moeaacw 543-4036, 1. Poodto whito »payod fo- ioveahomel 'h o ld to doscritx). Or tion. 1-8«W9(>8227 Of1.fl&)-371-7472. _ Holpwip wanlod: Boddor. culii- 7’ ca.m. -10 a.I.m. mato. This Is a public sorvieo como pick out a puppy. rMomborolChoiriwroI —— CommorcotwrvingoJI Studijd e n tsi I'm starting a car valor,Ilor, grovity irrioator. No , :ulation only 7 a.mm. -10:00 a.m. j z"2. Spaniol X, black malo onnouncomontof dog. orcat • they would .uso availabto, 4 & 4 ^ Sunday Circu TT»-nmw-Now_g.____ lovo ■ h o m a t. souihoasi klaho. poooollo Boise Stalo, Sum- houso ^------ior. Fait. & Spring sos- Urfx>ninorors to work in pn>groa- — JlOTtens. 733-5696J(o r^ ____ sivovo agrieullural a> (arming vonlutinluro in iho Hagormon 109} PROFESSIONAL Volloyilloy. Call B1II.3&-4439 SERVICES l °wo » " mossooo. " ______LookingikIng for porson to work “ fHEE r ! CONSULTATION nlghlaghtsat dairy. 6 nights 0 IFr«nR.KombIum wook.9ok. Dairy located bo- I a U AJtomoynlLaw -I*®®",oon Burioy a Twin FoBs. l : f c L Divotvorcort»aloniily/Cuslody Mu8t^ust havo oxp.wlth lood SodadaISocurttyD«nbllity/SSI tn>cte.Kks. ioadors, malomity a BmWuplcy/Mlls clit ol ccaro. i Gonoral dairy \/ ■ D.D UI Roprosontollon skills:llls roguirod. i Send ro- s & sSER\ Roa^S^rp^ sumotimo lo; Aurora Dairy. Rt2Box2668, Paul. ID 83347. i . ^ ~B/JANKRUPTCY i slor ^ noodod. must havo 2 AllChaptorsaAG t OKporiofwo. 324-5S23, roiolod COSOS -s rrTI timo rr milkor noodod. Ex-______^ Froo Totophono >ri6neo and rofeircm^ ro- Consultation lirod. Must speak English. Call 733-0:0931 ext 2 for motlore Information o r y o u r s e r v i c e rej■epresentatlvt • 53838-7760800-546-2166 Wm H. Uulbeny -----Can 5434994 32yr»Exporienc9 "rogrosslve o g r Southeast [paMfflirjl lahoF^^rdSM klng mmamm fl ■ ■ H I liH lM iiliiH M ST>STATEWIDE PAVING STAN ST SNOW CPA , • Bankn^Jtcy bikoquiromonts:3?^rear8J ’ IIKHI' Nelson's " Compolilivomloa. D r y w a ll Driveways StsStan & Scott Snow J jorionca In bunk fooding, M O P S Q U A D WORK OF ART MOBILE 1 MOWING' KEVlftk ROGERS rong toodorahip and mon- Taping & texturlng. Quality Handyman services Yard clean-up, Parking Lots • Tax return AnornmovMUw. 321^553, Do y o u n e o d h e l, p ' • •* MaySpeclala Seal Coatings gomont skjlla,bolamiiar with your chorea? on all your deanlng needsi w o n at a competitive Homehi repair: Bectrlcal. yard y work & mowing. __ «h painting oifoncoa and Mhlruckprovontothw rate. Anything from home plumbing, ^ light carpentry, Murtaugh. i Hansen, FREE ESTIMATESIl ^xw m y.^IklirM S. Roo- Or are you going on Inside & out. C A L L 73 6 -1 1 5 7 • FinancialFI Planning sw vacation? Please call 326-4185 or 536-6731 repair to new construction. p£^nllng ^ yard & building Kimberly Ki & Twin Falls. * tonabio ralofl. 324-3126. spantpanish spoaking ho^ful. Mke Nelson 734-6569 ^ • Bookkeeping & Jackla® 733-3509 for f o r a p p o i n t m e n t clean-up. 733;0^ 73734-3535 o r 432-5273 •I I do sowiru a aAoralions. CompulorontiYand Co< your home animal care. Payroll crur cproodshoot SKills, & Free Estim ates - Farm Accounting Sen/ice ary basod on exportonco, W ashlncfton's Drywatl m EVERGREEN LA WNS H 736*1711 _110I I PERSONAL CARE s< NEW CONSTRUCTION £V Sna ks River Catte ~ Hand ta ^ g & texturlng. Commerdairu & Residential ' Mowing & trimming 219 5th Ave E. SERVICES s™ Patches, additions & Mon-Fri 8-5, _ (208) 226-5126 • P.C.M. M etal o r Wood Spring Sf clean-ups. power availabto to do in homo PO Box 549 remodefifW.FREEeaimatesI p raking, pruning, planting. _ oa th th ' e r tim e s b y a p p L PROfesslonal R em odels/F ram ing ral PROFESSIONAL ■ro, for Info call 734-5416 Amorici»KieanFttlls.lDa32l1. Cleaning & Maintenance ■ Washington Vera - owner R edw ood D ecks W ' e ^ a pest control ^ 734-2642______h R 0 0 R N 6 & ominiicons^j^o.ono wantednted exporioncod chop- I STOP! Homes, Offices. Rentals. Metal Outbuildings FnFree estimates 736-6002 COATINGS onen o n e caro. CNA slotfod., oir o rooporalor a for largo cus- ' DON'T LET JUST New Construction. ______S 31 te e l fram ed h o u s e s ------733^ 7 2 2 1 o r 3 2 6 -5 6 5 7 * Co'l 734-3537._____ m farming oporalion. ANYONE try to Maintenance repairs. I Free EstlmatesI Commercial, industrial, ■■ * Full-tijll-tlmo.yoar round om- ______repair your audio. "W e d o w in d o w s " I ______Buil e y • esidenilal. Buildup roofs. . ^ I . CHILD CARE symonl. Exportoncod only video, scar carTSe^^TSTRiS------O P B - ^ A Z A N ------— SERVICeS------noodTiiodTimtrCalt-324*Tt46------1 ~ r • L a n d s c a p e s • equipment. W e have avail. Freo Estim ates Twin Falls Tlie ile work for baths & ______for•nooonlmont. noo the factory authorized Ljjador. road grader, cany-alf, 736-1123 • Plants.& trees • kitchens, or any other. Jockli:klo’s Homo Day C aro, backhoe. Bulds & maintains ___ • Grading • ■ 30 yrs expor. Seafpr/ce Rotoitos Ind all meals a pro- 205 DOMESTIC/ DC equipment & expertise hool cchoduto 324-7081 ^ to do the Job right. Do I seditiwrtpondi. Driveiwywcli. . Home repairs • Walls & morel • VWf3Sm3frllM qualltyl f^ree estim ates. _S£SS HOUSEHOLD Day caro • Liconsod. thoy? o r ^ . dild) removal, wi travd. of all kinds. Free estimates 33-4023 • Fax 733-8422 JaCZ C 670-1614 - 676-3744 423-4040 Stanafl CPR a FA cortifiod. 7. Noodk1 weekend W( laundry per- ____ _ C a ll u a j f i t . ______PAUE ______nto6pm.4okond help. Apply in por- p ^ l n g lots, asphatt All work la Buarantoedl STARCRAFT Service end Support' All home repairs ^ AAND LAWN CARE All SERVICE kU3-555I or 543-6223. sonbcin botwoon 7 and Spm. la our Bualneaal patching, gradir>g&topsoil. in ^tMMUmsusonupondlng uooti h« Sports Room. Buhl -Mon-T3n-Thurs, Molol 6,1472 G lass & aluminum inside & out 10 yrs exp. ; 73 4 -5 6 0 4 ______Ffw 06 topping, tree removal, Th« , IMS-nwCoinputer Place 73^4^228 CallBmce73i-7543 Cl ______youfwjfhonnof f»m«I propsityl chain cha saw work, shrub L]CE^ENSED chid caro. Moab BluoLrjoLflkD8Blvd,,TF..------boats. Fishing, skiing &^ 415 ADDISON AVE :l..oloQoa. 736-6092 SuporSor 8 Molol now accopllng all styles In stock. T h e R e n n ls h e r trimming irir or romoval, incl,. 734-1667 R ototilllng , 543-4934 h hai auling of a n y kind. Lbortsirtsod child caro. lunches oppHcipllcollons lor houso Merccrulser stern opofs. Applicant must bo _ p i A L L H O M E Landscaping L O R W H A T ^ R a snsnacka, 20 yoare oxpori- hoopor drive. ICO,-rols.. all a g e s woi- doponipondablo and maturo, REPAIRS/HAUUNG & Fencing. H F R E E E STIM A TES oncc VO good rotoroncos and Force & Mercury IDI-MV. ^0.324.5784.______h a « g outboards. Full sales & InJlnSoutQi^wori[on(fciT^. C a l l 7 3 6 - 7 3 1 2 B Kk woll whh oihotB. Apply ftooring. tlie, fences, drwall. ___ u c k e t tru c k fo r le a s e i.ool^.KingkirunompJoyodlndi- Service. ^ Buc) person at 1260 Bluo_____ ^ * c o m ^ i 5t e r Valley Fencing du3 to cam lor my 3 chil- Auihorlred repair service. - . ______- 7'3 3 3 -7 4 3 6 - 3 2 4 -6 6 4 1 ------kosBKd.-N,------HirclDbicDrivBiGDflOM .-All types of fences,------“^lilifftft^'ow^ oft- ECEDPASTddR&sdN droiIron, in my Joromo homo — — =— for MERCURY i FORCE SprfngSpeclalsI ^ 3-6 days a wook. Hours 206 I I 14" Color SVGA ftwesaiBiBn«sgaa.l2ytseq). Lawn i niowlng LAYTON L RV s by 3^ ICDKAL/ PRODUCTS. Mouse. DOS, 4&-477S • 7am- Shawn/Rlchud324-3349 S F SKYUNE ------HARBAUGH MOTORS, 9:30pm 7 daya-week Reasonable rates. DENTAL • f^S Windows ■______Yo/o u grow It, w e mow Itl . ■ W\ e h a v e a g o o d D & L T R E E H INC. 636-6323 S t * 1 9 0 far free egtf/nates —- selection of NEW 5th rodiiod rocords tochnl- Used boats In stock fFREE ESTIMATES seli SERVICE ■ 208-734-5663 Ward'a Home 65355-4341 or 420-5230 W Wl H E E L S , TR A V E L TriiTrimmed or shaped, an. PT-FT,M on.-Frl. D-g-cM. 6 p t . e a m 1039 Blue Lakes BMLN.TF Conatructlori TRAILERS & rtremovals stump- 11 ding. UR a DRQ ro\4ow. RoomRo additions, remodeling, ■■KnSTTHH EXiEXPANDOS In stock. grindrinding. Free estinoates. ^ do 3 abstracting a PC olectiical.ell plumbing. No job ■ AisiMso large selection ol /nsui5ur»d. 536-5165 or ■ tvnrk knowiodM rielptul. ' i; toetoo large or too small. 20 yrs staijtarcraft Tent Trailers. 11-800-536-5165. ■ •nd rosumo to H.I.S.. PO t INTERMOUNTAIN • emer. Free'estimates. SNAKE RIVER USEDRVaiRV ______IX see. Joramo ID 83338, COMPUTER SERVICE Old World Flooring C , ow ard 734-6294 M ETA L CO. Repairs. II208-324-4301 OXt. 305 HONEY DO. INC. ArVatry J l • Compute^teyrepar^ n ------Motal M o nwfing&siding.? or S' HAI•lARBAUGH MOTOR • CNA-N/I^.NA•training provided- BOOKKEEPING Hardwrood Installation INC 536-6323 mpolHivo wogos-Mogic S E R V IC E ' w is h in g & Reflnlshlng , , - T F I E E • 201 ADMWSTRATIOW J “ W • Business R9 i< sjjttrm i ratmla LAWN SPRINKUNQ Sia S T L I M P I litoy Manor. aA for l3 ^ , . Computerized Painting {insides.out) ^ MANAGEMENT irto. 536-6623 • Sm. bushess a c ^ & bottMfing SYSTEM S toyourspedficalions.Ched( to n=*EIV1 i 0 V /V L _____ Reasonable Rates Call 733-4590 Pete Button 734-5972 VINYL ^ HOUSE SIDING our o prides bofore you buy. H Q Free estim ates COPY CENTER Fulllime limo modical rocopiionlst M a r g a r e t T u b b s pri odod in busy otfioe. Call FreeF estlmates.Refs. 208-736-46532< or ■U 7 3 3 - 1 S 5 4 3-1665 ;*?k for,ppig,------<20fl) 734-6271 Ken’tHutdymtnStn/ice 1-800-560-6612 i ^ 733-1S66 ^1“ ts. tho Nonhwosra lasl- aaUS30or«vna26^ I ■l giw ln g ^ tfic o oqulp- Nursingiino I AffonUbkButlnmSyttMnt UOSTBRANDS ______a Bookkeepliig & tax pfm ry^w rm il's] applications<■ lor Man­ WOHTHWESrCOLOnS •-i Satellite sy ste m s • or of our Twin Fals Copy CNAs preparation* SBA loan O R A G T D A IRY J B a r s C onstnjctlon HONEY , DO. INC.II I n • Big S c ree n T V s • ■ ■ assistance • Invoice Jerry Staley 7364474 ' Interior & Exterior MWWJM s. . Wolako lako prkto In giving qual- . Constnjctlon & Welding No lob too small! SBrush, r roll & spray. •Camcorders* caroloourrosidonls. If. collections FrM Initial New or Remodeled Corxnti-ti^lantfnutB, Call ^ DEWEY TUBBS Free F estim ates * C a r S te re o & OualinJlHodiipplicsnls .hould consuttBtlon 736-8665 aM,«gi*.iriiO<(noBtion- ^ u havo tho sam e high Bams or Corrals 734-6271 References EleElectronic equiprnent • eELECTROLUX l “®“ slandiindards then you'inil Outbuildings 7 3 3 -2 5 9 1 • CCopy & Fax machines • vacuiacuums & sham pooers. . p _colonl . Customer Skills lhl.ln wilh our team of Farm Equlpntent ______2;25 yrs experience. ocentral vactium s. . pg^jiuU Knowiodgo Holpful raing profosslonals. We ASSOCIATED Repair & Manufacture QravMM|tdplM]rtEMR Maintenance, remodels. Usually Sale:lalos. senrice & repairs. . p frir ) currontty seeking CNAs GENERAL Gates &Tranet8 - adcBiors ad from the ground up. 11 (NlNTERIOR& EXTERIOR S a m e Day Service 7 3 3 - 5 6 1 8 .Mans ’ full and part-time posi- CONTRACTORS ns. Ouraltractlvo om- 3860N.2160E. , rsb(okenMlfixlt.llyouwsilrs |House, barns, C a llJ P E S :2 3 9 D u B o l s ij^ o n l packago In- Jo b s to bid R le r. ID 83328 ititv w^tuBdL We can handle o u t b l d g s 733r23ia _ W«oHoHoranoxcoOontbonofit P ' ^ , ' Blueprint copies d sataiy package incJud- ______- jH illllpS lllllB - -BI VLwoikAj)[9P9ai.tlpn____lelea ve m ea a a g e andi ------"-^ f e pCANT^------donebyhand. ^ ?Compoimpoiitivopay Free Estimates! K Ivancemont Opportuni- - DELIVERED — 'F uILL a MEDICAL , S and & gravel topsoll Jim Waggoner 543-4271 B rAfliRHW TVf* OVERAGE >• 1” ^ . . PAUL'S HOME REPAIR j ! ! ! . 4011KC0MPANYK 5 ?ndbto ^ ? ' Schodunng w UnKonna A r a ) i t c Faucets, toilets,______jI g ^ n e ’a P ainting ____ ; ATCHING PROGRAM - — J OHN'S------Tr—------THJEIILLCOMPAPW------g J lJidfcaif g ; r Dgittai .------ALMfSOMMnii 6 r p M t^ ' “ ENSIONPIAN klVacattona ^ Corrals, line locks, flat NORTHWEST R ep^r & Installation. hWe do quality work SHARPENING WORD’S W WORTH PEN HdCaroAaalstanco RemodeW • N ew , , concrete. Also lawn Bectrical, carpentry repair. Fred estim ates. SERVICE Proto construction • Specialty COMPANY, INC. itton Roknburaomonl sprinkler Installation. 733.12il FREE » ESTIMATE C arbW e& ste e l sa w s. Report)portsK;ontracts*Mal^ Lists r|^ d l|^ a^ Supporllvo L i4yr8ejq>erionce. O r a v l S a l s a ______M 4 j ^ 7 J fashagwhedgettn^ Restlesumes'Letters'^ers ABdStoiiWlllWi », ______h --^RaasonablefatesrT-T r ------733^606 ------“ 7 3 4 - 4 6 2 4 • 7 3 4 -4 0 5 0 . * ' tSSAciSAddbonANE#1M|«lM i() lU havo a poaltivo atlltudo 4 3 o S S « id enjoy a team onvlron- B«Jovard North “ "A®">m, comojoinoslfbrim- O -K PA V IN G , Inc. . TwhFaB..«aho adlato conaidoration, ■tfilH illpilH l Excavation *Patching Toni Mllor. DON - A.1 DHYWALL Ton/a Landscaping • Subdivisions • G re e n A c r e s ------aprtna^p^M - ■■ ALCOSTANDARD & - -HuaiKWCoflimwing" *4 ■*' Homa'lmpfovantent: T Demolition *------^ANDERSON'S-: ------oadtD iRTUNE BOO COMPANY • C O a re C e n t e r , 2 0 % off-fg) minimum . . A l t ^ lawn care & iPRINKLER REPAIR .« n i^ ' -lirtjrtalBynwpartmiJ. Sand & Gravel • SPI at'ss-sise ntod: Expertencod broad- 122(2 2 0 M o n ta n a S t. Also u^olstery SarvinstartHfe&martoanca. m s , Jobs taxge or sman. home re^servica9&morel Op

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i Employminent-Finanncial ■------206-^044 " ■ i - - r p ------206-HEDICAI3------: ^ ““PROFESSIONAL...... ~ i209 RESfAURSNf/” 2l’o 2 S A l i T 2l2"'fRAI)E‘ ' ' 21212 TRADE 21^TmSCEiLuEOUS; 213113 MISCELLANEOUS DEffrAL OBIICAL.. LOUNGE OPPORTUNmES C assia Counly School Dis- SALES TRAINEE " Wanted experienced short - OPPORTUNmES . Hom o caro RN. PT-rolloflief. AMEHrtELMN. front dosk"sk" ' trictb n o w a ^ t i r a ^ i - c Duo loexpanston program. INDUSTRIAL » MACHINE ^haul trud( drivor. 324-7148 Ad Dlatary olda.-part-llme. MECHANIC. Immediate j Applications now being ac ­ SUMMER HEL^ north sido aroo. Prolorl , cations lor a D in ro T O R' ovoning ahlfl. Apply In local company has posl- ' botweonOamandSpm. cepted o lor part-time cash- yo&n oxpotkinco in'mlxot openlnglorqualirKidtochnI-. ^ $1000 scholarshto, easy I., OF FISCAL AFFAIRS. Ma- tionsopon.RoM'advonco- ' ■ ler^ppW -ln-p«r«on-at— woi ------h-emrsiTiraffaTrimfiSnnih n l' I win Falls. ■“nfifiiretTbofeT^iT^tiMfy.- “cian.'Must'have I oxpetiooco~. **■_WEPAY-YOa-TOCET-A------U ------16r-r-oi^rittTIt(losTn^iJtJer Magic Cara Csnlar, 640 SUNTAN Sllnkor S Station at 1777 ~'ywli£?& yo «pro¥kJ- caro sorvico. Call 324'i24* • - • ______Financial manogomont, Start Immodialefy. Call In I electrical, hydraulic and , . RtofAveW.TwlflFiilla. mechanical trouble-shool* ‘•jLandscaping and construc- Kimborty K Rd, Twin Falls. ' od. 733-4673 for filofvtow. 43010X1269-______Fu8 tkno k>gal socrelarial po-^ jitransportatlon.buildlnosft E ______.1 ^ Earn $10.Da on hour or more - ' Ing. Bonertl packago avail- ’Iton workots noodod Bu,3urioy-Ruport area: Janilo- TARGET T/ now hiring lor Immodlatq^oponlnB iorr dl-dl shlon (or busy low (IrmTl. • '^groljnds, school lunch,■ a s a P lzis Hut dolivory cor* Sum S tnar sh ape up: Wantod .. - AMERCAN TEMPORARY rl ^ '4 doikol school district; Edu- •a b » . Send rosumo or work ■* rial work, w eekends only, morchandiso mon How poMkxu. olaryb'akor-cook. Call((o (oi r Hailoy oKlco.Mlnirnum 4 T rlor. Poionllal wago in- lOOpeoploloearnupIo j SERVK^ES.MC. •CftnRobox.324.7174. c .. Ea ( callonal roqulromonts: $1500am o. whilolosing history record to: 2572 So. Eoj^orn^fiwr^part- InTorvlow. 9-S. 733*3700.^00. yrs legal oxporionco ft ■ .cludoB$5porhourbaao Llnc^n. Jerome. ID 83338. Call 734-6452 TTT oxt357.EOE.______knowkwgo ol Word Porlectocl • SohoolAdminislralionor 10 to to o pounds. Find oul — :a r wash attendonis need- * ' salary plus commission ft OT678-9295 Burtoy ' od. Apply In person 1135 'A^licaltora A ^ lab to - requiroa Sond retumo to: B usiness crodenlials. Ex-' tips. Applicant must bo te m o reo n 0 & iew .7 ;0 0 p m . Journoym Jc on vinyl installer, eoempr f da never fee U»acMlR»eotxi» ID perionco dosiroblo, salary / / / A _Bluo || Lakos BlvdN.- atsotvtoodosk, DepartJimit Supenltoror .POBox 460. Hailoy. ID ' & hovo own Insuranco, Conyon Springs Inn. Pino 733-7ll1ask(orflustv Is negotiable, basod on Rmi Ask (or Morrinrin. COLLEGE STUDENTS - 1611 N. Bluo Lakos. ART oxporioncod tn inpoliofil 63333;SiiIa>vbOE ’ transporlalion. & roason- 213 MISCELLANEOUS ^Vn Iw in F a b . 1063301..EOE.. training and oxporionco. ______^______Ucoftspd U p M contrd lochnT Vork(orexlro$$,toppay*- ______4.PUtpnllontcpdfpfl._PRC'R O ■ good drjving record._ - -'-OPPORTUNmES ------Slatting da^a^JuV1r1eS4-' - A(»Iy hT pers6'n«t Joromo clan, oxporionco nocos* Full time socrelnriol positionon Closing dato is May 27, TRAINEE- - ■ ■' THERAPY"— T clan rolatlons, Domon< ■ ft Burlov locnlkytt. BBusy young manager needs sary. ' Must havo own work tt- lor Rool Estato olflco in Jer-er- 1994 or uml mod. = vehKJo. 733^-0800______Help wanted: FulHimo, por. SERVCES.W C. TECHS strstod supofvisory cttsobD- •ft' Submit application maloriab, Experienced ^ .lull limo'cook. porson to learn account J manont, rolail satos. Apply omo. Some computor-ft se rv ic e ft sa lo s in Twin L( CaII734-M52 ItioB. Excol opporlunity fot 0- to Superinlondont Everettt Also waltporson. Apply In Looking for OTR tmck driv- i,in person. KoppoTs Brows* Vo are currently seeking right porson. Sond rosumo bookkoeplno skills pro- Falls aroo. Excellent lirst 1 lorrod. S e n d ro su m o lo<;10!-. Howard. Jt School Oittrlcl ors. new equipment, good .viDo. 1S22ndAvoS.TF. io dodicatocj Thorapy Tochni & UMn ^ulrotnonts to yeoroam lngft hiluro.______> ft^benofiis. Call Ken ol ~ . — dan : 151,237E.t9lhSI.,Bur* _ Sor>d rosumo to: Exocutivo____ j d a n s lo work in a diroct ca- J.G . Cox, Administrator. “7; loy.lD83316-2444. E KITCHEN AIDE Jooda2ndlncomot>ul nol a ' pacrly nacr with dcvotopmorftoDy Qmoiti Modical ContorJT . • ; Ex(kirk)ncod part-time wall- Fund. 5257 Fairview. #260. TJ 2nd2t iob. Find out howf gigj AnEqualOpportunilyEm- p ersons lor evening shill, Machinist, welders, and labri- „ d isa b le d children In our POBox 1270 LOOKING FOR A oJover ^ _____lS«ls».IDa3706.____ “catora. Full time posilions Parl-llmo P( Kilchon Aide 7:7:00pm W od. May 18 at ICFMR,28bed (CFI wing. Re­ Mountain Homo. ID 63647.(7. TOP-NOTCH OFFICE i*tolov«>rkwookond8.Ap- ' . needed to kiam oil kitchon CiConyon Springs Inn. Pine jatix . ply in porson allor 5 pm. otlocalmanulacturingco. • » lated experionco Is holplul. — : posm oN PROCESS ENGINEER Must have oxperlenco. Ap- funciions f' lo assist diolaty _R- strong background in rolrig- Twin Falls ID 63303-0688 *' Grad.CDLLk»nMAor6. aortivo working environ- or ca l Mr.Bront Bodily.-/ . PERSONNEL SERVICES . Avon Wonts, individuals Inler- orollon. i Salaty-»^cemmlsstn ij: moni and a friendly, sup- Po^^' Twin R ib , 733-7300 ^ ordinoling-asslslingactlvf- A' Noodod shoot motal woritor, „ ;klll8: Good Inlerpersonol 2^1*.nenl. Forconsldorallon, _73^00oxt206.EOd^ tlos rotating to rosourco o8tedlnoiimlng$6 ' to$l0 ft oxcollonl Iringo bonolit , portivo working environ- >loa&dcaJloropplyat; - ^ _But(oy. 678-4040 •Neloo packago. i Ca/J?33-fif46 rolrlgeration ' journeyman. „mont. For considotaUot}, and sales skills, able to Puilmo hospttol roQistroHon jyj conservation, productfvily an‘ hour. No door-to-door. wages ft bonolil DOE. C al work well Indopondently, _ dotk. Mutt havo comfkitoriior O((ico-Colloctor, FT. mall 1-800-736-0166.______IKent ScctI lor inton/iow. < ptoaso^ apply to or conlact: Teresa Potronoud, Asst. }[lc h o u rs; com puter oxpori------^Sawtooth . Sheet Metal al good driving record, high '®™ oxporionco S good public 'I; tafeomplianco, process ENTREPRENEURS standards fo personal . OMRP ' rotations, ovonlngs ft wook-ok- onco holplul. Ploaso sond 733-8546. .______Vtokl Kasimatis nd control systems, ctvkal and £r/(tfwP-5rarr*c«/ 212 TRADE ^ grooming. Excellenl bono- G C reen A cres ond hours. P lo a u sond ro-n>. rosumo to: Jonson Jewtors'1^ o p o ratlo n al e x pansion Nutritional lood cotmjany _ Nood lobomr ortd toodor op- G r e e n Acres f„, . 0orator with oxporionco Rls. Apply 01 C oca-C ola (C are C enter aumos to: Addmlsslon "> plans, equlpmont analysis. sooks area reps. FT APT. ai Care Center Bot1llnqa483frfSl.S.TFbo 1 Clork. PO Box 586, Jor-ir. around a rod( crusher. Call 1220 Montana St. _ cost opportunilkn and spo­ Strong compensation ft od. « Compololivo pay. 7 1220 Montana St. Nnu Gooding, ID 63330 omo. kl-S33e -______Part time person wilh modl-il- dalprnocts.Akeylocusis 736-8772 after 60m ow laking applications for G bofloRlsavajloblo. Call lor Como < work lor Iho best. ^ Gooding. ID 83330 rental roprotonltive. must 206-M4-5601 Port limo porson for night]hi cal billing and socrelarialal dosfgnlng,-dovoloplng and inlofvlow 734-9786. Roborts | Eloclrlc. Conloct Nood tocal ft OTR lonk triKk 208-934-^1 ha - skllla. X^pply at 526-CC optimizing process sys- ~ drivers. Heallh Insurance. ^avo good driving rocord. wotk. Will Iroin to do sk»p Ful ft part timo grocery • JGale at 788-3238 7-9am J ftpply in person l^ rtz Roni Egunl.i;unl Opportunity Employer testing. Nood modtcal back*ck* ShouoAvo. W. 736-7646. ^■ loma. dorks. Experionco pro- . Eoual Oooortunitv Emolovor Slron^^probl^^-solvlnp and AUTO MECHANIC c ^dnr.2tOShoshonoWTF ground vriih CPR cocliflca-»i- Socrotary-Dispatcher torrod. Sofld rosumo lo: General < exper FT. Solary — tiM A p^al 526-C Sftoup . • OTR DHWEHS I— lup Blaino Co. School Dist Managor. PO Box 640. -f com m issionbonus. ch TIRED? Avo. Vy736.7646. __ Coomiohensivoboooliia. roquirod. Strong iniorpor- Wondoll. ID 83355. Edwards Brothers Inc is took-. RoceniKontly I tound an opportu- sonal skllls.wilh the ability ~ Wost Yeltowslone. MT ing lor DOT quaiifiod driv­ nityliltythal gave mo a whole ^ ^ cSn206.7B8-2296. 40^646-9353 PosiUons opon (or (uD limo S ~ tocommunicaloalalltovels ers (or our loiM haul opera­ lew outlook on lilo, Iho time RN's and LPN'ain MMEDIATE OPENING ~ AUTO MECHANIC .KnwJodydW^°Pwl*oet^ ol thp organizotion Is ro­ tions. Up lo & coflts por roodom ft financial o ^ r - Mbikloka Momorial H o ^ o l quirod. Excellent oral and Ger>oral oxpor FT. Salary mile, plus company pakl ky would bo holplul. Ploaso i i * ^ r s unhy lhat I've been tooidng and oxiondod caro facility. wrillon communicalion for an Advertising ’ commission bonus. bonolits. 1 Contact Doug at or. (I you aro tooklrw tor a Contact RoNao Smhn. sond rosumo to PO Box Representative In ttie WostYeUowstono.MT Jjll 124. Twin Foils. ID 63303. skills aro Imponanl. Tho. - , 1-208-523-1382 :hnnge, can, 734-8938. Minidoka Momorial Hospi­ — procoss onglnoor win havo u ,BuHay • Ruport rTMriceL 406-646-9353 ^ Musl bo a solf-slartor. col- — PTSI48 Slate carrier basod itin Falls B u sin o ss Im- tal, 1224 8th Stroot. RuMtt iho abilKy to work Ihrough , CABINETMAKER In lr Bolso. looking lor quali­ irovemont District is seek- _of.catl436-04ei ^ 208 PBOFESSIOrm. poopio in accomplishing ^loge graduato proferrod. We oro offlonding our sor- Cactus^ Poles Resort Casino fied f> ownor operators of flat itu re s Kng a toll starter for tho Professional modical salos ft - Tasks and mooting goals. ’ 1n Jackpot. Novodocur- bod b equipment, fast pay. - ' ' part-ti‘art-timopoehtonolparking 1 ‘5 Comput«r, customor Petes Resort Cnjino. 'CcCompetitive waRCJ, workirrorking outdoors, vatod. Miralcal ft mochanl- Bronds..ARn: Human • lalod ‘ retail esiabllshm onl. Woofforoxcelkmtworiung » » "I* Unlil IIIIm . For;noro Inior* Intorporsonal selling and , sorvico. excillcnt working conditions,IS, flexible jchcduies. laso sond your rosumo to; cial knowlodgo holplul. . Resources, PO Box 9069, V conditions and benefits kl- .. k, ID PO Box 1907. Twin motion ft application con­ cash rogiflor skills noccos- . •havoanoplitudotobo adv.nnccmcni opportunity, licaitli lie insurance and Plooao submit rosumo lo: ta ct: MIcfiolo Faulknor, N anna. Idaho 83652. ^ duding Insuranco and profit m e c h a n ic ^ Indinod. alls, ID 63303. Roeumos ModkalMort. i_ FomaloB and minorities ore sary. Sond /esumo to; PO , ckirk. BRss SchooW islrici- Box 679 TF.ID 83303-0679' sharing. ‘ For moro inkxma- •want to bring fun and profit shnriu}’ nuurc your positsition at Cictus Petes will'III bobt accoptod thru May %Mori(ApplowhHq, , _ ofleooroflodlo.nppfY.EOE., ^ Iton on this posHton call: Oth^ ______■ ^ «234, POBox 115, Bliss, Retal onlhuslasm lo our compa­ is more th.m n job, il's a 1 W c h :,.c ^ 113N.Wash!nmDn.Tf^.lO3 ID 83314. 208-352-4445. 206-73e*ie2Sor1-600- ny. IIBASE IS HIRING DATA B3301.208-734»7e99. — Minimum quallllcations; Salon Director MANAGER 442-0833 axt 6609 b ^ immedi.ite opening av.iil.iblc. FULL-TIME • truly boieivo Ihe customer '''• ENTflNTRY OPERATORS. To Idojio Elomentsiy T o e i n gi Third Dimension Is growing ft twoen tha hours of 9am ^ ahvays _■ comos first. ■ Cuitodlal oydala(rom mailpieco RECREATIONAL - enhancing our sorvico In and 4pm. Mon thru Fri. wn W eoHor ■ Room Attendant* ■ Enages,(ortho US Postal Augu«27!‘l 994. Alary:: Twin FaIIs.\Vo seek an out- MAG*KVAuSf^LL ■ Equal Ofgonunlty T , ■ K eno W rlter/R u n n• e e i f THERAPIST Sunsatation Sunglass Co. • tho chance to mako otvlco. 11 you can typo 40 Baaod on tho district salary going onorgolfc toodor who Sui $15,OOOto $25,000-yoar. ■ Floor CiJhler- wpmpm wo havo a tratning G reen Acros Caro Center is I cantakothlssalonlotho wil w bo inlorvlowing for sov- .» ■Cook «Baker is scheduloi Bonolits: Full oral posilions lor a now — • ^ '^ P po^pto to classlass startingI soon. For lur- f l' bonolits aa ofovtdod. ' - n ijx i^ o ^ . I ( j w moot iho ei CONSTRUCTION- w • ■Security omccr Ihorclo r details con lac i Unl------owyl^ftovalfv^fKoro-* .sto re In Magic.ValleyMall. Salt » Lake Cilybasod. woll— - a ■ Food Server base, DritfOMTFdTnslrffctor, Blaine' Wo are rapidly expanding , iso, 636 Bluo Lokes Bfvd , ational Therapist to plan, ? would liSo to l'ol?w!lh*you W establlshod, underground bottom be package. '■PBX/nejervatlon* N,be^,belweon8amar>d3pm, ’ Co. School DIsL 2 summor' “about Iho oxdllng opportu- in In the west, no manage- coordtnaio. and supervise classoa. 6-week mln. oa. utility contractor, (rututral •anoulslanding >01 employee ■ Room Service Scrvei ■0011733-8363. childron's activities In an ■ nilk»avaiIabk>now. moni m oxporionco is nocos- gas, , walor. sewer, phone) (jj ■ Cage Caxhler «Koxt/t/Bartendcr ^ >n <2.700 per 788-2296 ^ sary.WooKor; sr * discount polk7 . >ta V o lu n te e r. M odoti ICFMR/lnlermedinto Caro IS kioking (or expetwnooo • .oil g ol tho training you'll ■ H o u sem an 7 HAnSTYUSTS •Minimum 2 years-succoss- • C< ■ Oar Steward lElectrrtrlclan >mpontation ■►. Holp Jor- (or Ihe Monully Retarded, sho roroman, ft back- nood n< lo bo successful whh nes Community Dovotop- 28 bod unit. Qualified can- Join our (unprotossknal (ul toadorship oxportonco. •SalMCOfflmlssioot * Sr hoot»or^or8.(3|Oodpoyft i; ■ Carpenter (Cabinet toamolhajrdesignors. •Monthly bonuses £ ^ . Tent e ^ lCordinator w-down- ______didatos m utt havo dogroo ^ •Proven iroct rocord in Iho' bonolils, (heahhrnsuranco, p i^ xntlve bonus...... tow nr o. - W ellknownftostjtf^------ffilfewlngoraas: ------'P«•Paidv»»lion ° p ! ^ scptf al 245 Main St ^ wnrovltallzallon.com ------or s p ^ a lt y aroa In Recro- pensfon). Sond rosumo ft i„ p rohonsivo ^ ^ plan olher - - - ational Thorapy oroquh^a-Q.- .salon,sookingonorgolic& Dovotopingft coaching •*H< Hoalh insuranco . . ' In Go<^g. ID or can us al I R * • wori^ history 10: 934-4030. ______W ojods. Good communkaj- lont combinatton of educa­Q. career ot^eniod stylists. indhWuals-loams. •FloxMoschqduto vFl- UlihyConlroctor, m POBox tion and oi^orkinco. Excol-,|. Ftoxbio hours. G u a ^ o o d Customer service •Lois ‘ Lo of room for growth 5 5 7 2 ^ , S a l Lako C#y, UT Tnjdtdrnrorsnoodod.Top Tr ■ ;^esieis£:' kHit jnterpersonal skills andkj plus commlslon. Paid vaca* ft sallslociion. Wo Wo oro a lun ft progrossivo - pay scak), now oquipmont. ■ ■ 641S7-2426. P< ^.hoDday.401K&pront CO. teoking onlfiusiatic poo- - j r mod: Exporioncod insula- . a dem onslrated abilily lo Incroosing solos. cc DICK-SIMONTHUCKING Home twice a wook. H ' '■iload others aro ossontlal. ControISng oxponses. plo, P'' Apply In porson at the Y Call324.7618or324.S617 ■ llo)nln8lallots, n jn blow and Newhighorpay6cah).48 ,tt. Can nowl 676-9791 DD oxporionco a plus. Croa!ingftp(omotlt>grolail-- Customor Ci Service dosk al , Vorftedexportoncodewaihof thoMaolcVoloYMflll arxl * Canada Gtoalbono- Wor salos sorvicos. _!2! fils. 1 ■600^727-5865 end 0" 11on baler oporalors. ^ lied: Roiirod porsbn por- Wo oBof a compolilfvo saloryry PC COORDINATOR Sales person needed lor ^ Call 324.7148 beiwoon 9 Em/)Ioyee TramportatL inonl pan-llmo posHten. toip wanted: Ltoonsod oloc- List havo homo malnlo- and bonolils packogoB Cactus Polos Rosott Casino3 Wo oHer lul compony bono- ^ heavydutytruckparis. ^ am and 5 pm. uion Availofcte , . maneti which Includes modical/ , Ills. S a la ry DOE. if you Ac iTicion. 737-2690 or 736- - 2 2 fn m Ttvin FalU inco skills. Call lor more in JockpotNV Is currently Apply In porson orsondro- 6042 « anvtimo, ask for Tony. WAREHOUSE W, PERSON dontal insuranco, paid v a­ sooklng.a PC Coordinatorf w ould liko to b e o p a rt of b Area. 0 733-9658.______cations, and much moro. our loadorship team sond ; HIrfng (o r lood procossing, . TRUCK DRIVER ..... >■ c a n d i^ o lor thoir MIS Do- •NoodinflQwarohoujo------—1 ___ For immodlftto consldorr. fj- -partmonl.Thlspo8i1ionro-. --resum es lo: HoolonolOi- •gZ -warohouso. construction, - Four Ditimond> / ______: _ _ ""employment SALES REPRESEHTA^VE...... "mochanics. machinists, person, PO wiih COL license. ' "allon, p b sso c al or submit quires an Individual wilh, roctor,1057N.EIkLano, Duo to ropkl growih and con­ WANTED resumes lo Richard Mar- carpontry, COL drivers. Dulk» *■ Indudo: Loading Ettual Opptxlunlir EmployI Award “ '• WordPorloct. Lotus 1-2-3,■• . g?feg.lP??7P4,------Ttinuing r expansion. Com­ trucks, wahing on custom- r cono. Administrator at: Micnxoll Word, Excol. ond TufinFdis 733-7300 ^ 5 years ol oxporionco; - - mNot C ellular. Am erica's Burtoy □, 678-4040‘ No Foe ors, « sorting motab ft high L dBaso oxporkmco. Must bo! 209< RESTAURANT/ u!largest niral cellular lofo- • grodopopers.MagicVotloy ■ tting, sheet rock, ft pal ch G reen A cres able to Instruct individualsI LOUNGE phphono company, is cur­ EXPRESS ^n o c k in g . Can 8*10am by S C a c tu s Klunng, doanlna.CaO Jim C are C enter a n d -o r groupfe in e a c h ol . ronlly sooking on export- PERSONNEL Pi SERVICES ijoolonh^ 733-9690 ___ RESORTCASINO ■ JA, and must boI cooks & wall slall, dish* Compensation Cc plan con­ ------215 B/WANTED oxpork>nc«dwflhAS400or sists ol a substantial boso Equal Opoortunitv Emotevorr System 36. ' g s K i a a t t - " - ssolary. an oxcolloni com­ od maturo babyshlor lor ~ Wo off(or excellont worliing ,| RN-LPN I .DIamondlleld Jacks Rostau- mission mi and bonus polon-.)- veninga3-mklnlght.Can For mkiH ovoning ft night conditions and bonoHts in­ ran t ol Iho Bost W oslorn Ilal. ilo and a complete bene- «toro 2pm or altor Spm duding insuranco and profitI Canyon Springs Inn Is ac- Ittspadukge. litt A f A _____, sNfl, apply in porson al Bt^ossOI^,W o8t sharing. Quallliod appli­ coping applcatkxit tor line 'or For immediato and conlidon- Um ovos, 16 yrs old, CPR c an ts snould lax Ihoir ro­’ cook. Broiler, sautoo’ and tial lia consideration, please uii 5 Moolc Caro Center, 640 irtlflod, ow n trans. Only T^Avo.W.T^. sumo and a covor letter loI sa la d m aking aro am ong lorward lot your resume to — 702-7K-2724ormailto: lhodutio8potfcrTnod.com- CommNot Cc Cellulor, 665 e x c B u eENT TIPSr AND CAI RN Cactus Pstsskio. potlllvo wages, employee Blue Ok Lokes Blvd. N.. Twin REER MVRMC has two part timo0 Etrvloynwnl Rocrultor insuranco, 401K and profit Falls,ID83301,Attn;Torl- Fa RESUIC po^savaM>k>: :ro B o x 4 3 9 aharing can all bo p a n ol torlal tot Manoger. Cellular A D V ^^E M E N TT POTENT PREPARATION . *16 hours por wook, evos, ft Jackpot, NV 89635 Iho packago. Ploaso mjply Inc.-CommNol |nc 2000 Is an riAL - “ rotating wknds In-tho now . In person at 1357 Bluo Equal Eq Opportunity Em- 1*2009 (o rc u s lo m iz o d , transitional cam unit. U kos North. okivor Dio Cactus PePetes is offering tv 733-201>(. rosum o. Roy Station - ^ >24 hours por. wook in tho 01 fc Word. 734-8217. .-tabinsurooiy. w hich wwill instruct stu:wo classes Can or writo to: MVRMC Hu­ man flosourcos. PO.Box "21”. Successful u ^ d e n t s in ^ 400. TF. ID 63303-0409 or will have/e the opportunityg r a d u a t e s 206-737-2171. EOE T i r e d O f Y o u rI O l d X S O C I A L S E R V I C E S for immg.ie.diate part-timey i to apply _ DIRECTOR- J o b ? L<^OOKING F(F o r a ^ d u rin g .Vweekends and Jpositions ^ Groon Acnw Caro Conior, a w ith futiiture full-time ph o l i d a y s It S JB 06 bod M odlcvp cortifiod \ % '' \ positions ^ * nursing (adW f. hoa a ro- B r i g hHTER FUTUURE? ^ available.e. w ardlncpy^ortunhy lor a Social Sorvicos Director. Long-lorm caro oxportonco r Is prolorrod. Elfoctfvo pro- HIRIING BUSOCSS aontatlon and behavior _____ ^ • ‘These 66- - w e e k c o u r ^ v ^ l b e t;taught at space 581 a t t 301 BUOPPOBTUNmES______' ' ' ' ntuitauuiiiont sMHs are (Uso —N o -E x p'ERIEN e t:ErIVECEg ossontlal.' ’ ESSSKl— - “i;Mall in Tvrin Falls bemlin in g June 6,1994. TTh h e t w o c l a s s e s v^^ill b e : hthe Lynu'ood .______11 opportunhyOf In a stroog These sales position::ins oFFer a poten tial incom>me e o f $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 . throughtl Friday from 1:C1:00 p.m . to 5:00 p.m . ancm d again from 6:00 p.m..held i Monday bcoo)nomtoToS area 10 own your n paint-glass ft docorat- to $50,000 annuallally. To quoliFy you mustst have i o good 1There is no fee for the; school.si E nrollm ent is linlim it^, however, so regit. to 1 0 :0 0 p . m . oeonotr1 sto re or ex p an d your d isd u rg o planning and In* . isting businoss. Fuller -driving-record, muslust-be able-to follow simpimple'directions gister now! (otdtSj^llnafylnvoTvornort.;; Applications^ m ay bc conrompleled and an inlerYiew:w ;scht^ulcd al Neiben k C Jrlen palm Is looking (or lo-vi’orJ^-closely-wllTt-peopl.er>let— ------— ------fc aggrestive doalgr In . .^_.l ary and bonolllpaclugo. 47it*W Mallr550-'Blws4aii^al^«K;aiH2e6>-?3M62 ur a re a . For m oro Inlo For oonsldoralion. ploaso ,„WajaffBf: . ■ - ______^ ______personniwilLintem ew opplicanlsop from 12:00_noonon until 8:00 p.in. on Tu(?sda; iitact Lylo,VarLOrdon:____ ±. r=:caBori«bmiriwum*toRP~' ■ w e d rte 5 d a y ;jjjn e l^ at N eilseIsen'&Compahy. Jay,_Mav31 an?t______cont#*8-237.5084 or 1-800- chard MaitoRO. Administra-- • O ne-on-one Train□ining • Medical and Denilental Package “ ■ 2089-8637 .2 3 ext 4724 leave toral: 338-868a.Rnanca.torn«_avaH._ ■ • Paid Vacolion • Excellent Reliremetment Package Applicants m uusl bc 21 years old. Equal Opportunily ppt Em ployer M /F /H /V AYPHONEROUTESI G reen A cres • Liberal Commississions _ • Excellenl,Workinging Conditions V ilsllos tor sato (2000 «k C are C enter LocolslUX.eO»2Q6-S3QQ24hfS 1220MontwaSt. Apply In porson atI th(^ e D ealership, M o n d ay' through th Friday, Goodlnp, ID 83330 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.rp.m. to Sieve Fisher, HONEY TO LOAN ' 206-934^1 302 HO ...... ifithom M oioolorj i> an Equal Opporlunity Emplo- I d a s S S N E E D ^ m ! ' p l ^ ' ______EatiaiQpp«v>iY >uy n o le t ft r«al ostalo . - Wo ar* growing so fast, thal ------We buyitrads. r Croativo Fintnco mora part-llmo poshlons contrad1-«00.9»»^. . araavallablaforb^RNs ■ 69... /H MVESTMEHp. / AXPNa 01 OoodbM Memo- EM l^^kK jiESO RixiA sii^a£iO-?-JAa®On.tdEVAI3A_ ridlHW w.ForwrohJx- • 7 3 ^ ^ 7 7 6 ^ ^ JS 304 ibpkisnitumonlnVM WV t- mation. conlact Lori. 934- . A Whc/holly ow ned subsidiary of Ametmcrislar Casinos, Inc . 4433axt12S. J 100%nLContUorthaostrtoh pk m o»lno«i.CaO,324-72ge. n te I ' bUKhw

< m•m . •y - ' i 1 F-2 Timos-Nowo, Twinn FtFoils, Idaho Wodnosday., May M; 10, 1934

^ Financiaial'lnstructitioii-Real EsEstate/Sale'i-Real Estaate/R ent-T■armer's £ Milarket - 305^702

305 COKTRACTSANDID . 502 HOLES 502 HOMES 502 HOMES 502 HOMES ~ 506 JBIOftEHOUES .....^-513 ACREAGE5AND 602 » UN^RNIS^ ^612 PASTURES . MORTGAGES . . FORSALE FOR SALE FORSALE______FOR SALE HOUSES FOR RENT 2 bdrmi)rick homo with (ullii >■0^ Buying trust dood s. mor - PRICED RIGHT!! Boaulitui brfcK ranch hom o,' 2 bdrm, rontal concessions ^86 shares of I s l Irrigation 2:6 acroB lacing Biiiingsl^ C U r¥ A P P E A L ~ ! Country living: 40 acre por- 2 gogoB & contracls. Co Ihisl bodroom, 1 bolh cot- Immaculalol 2 firopiacos.! balh, foncod yard, (ruit ‘ tor^&aBanxmdworte wiwator for toaso. 7 8 3 ^ , CrooK, 3 bdrm-mobil>5“,'' G A L O R E II • col, {19.500. financing ------£0^736-1762 t«xouoABATH,roc Caat) now tor morlgoBoaloaof I mont can 837-6357. ------alod In CandioridQoon a - Lo. lol on culdosac. Zonod ' Handto6-10cafvos,do- doodaottrusl.73*-5J68. “ Park water ayslom. Has1 62tHavDsbr.733-0981. 4 bdrm homo, full basement, ' ponding on size. Nood to 3 R groal comor lot. A 1 ^ Pa­O' eleclrlc bosoboard hoat. R2. Has wator & sowor - ^ 6 BEDROOMSFOR . (oncod yard, 569,000. hook-up.Byownor523.000 •^t^^^-.g^17- Ibo broko io otoctric (onco. Contracts, trust doods, pur ...... -UNDER rade of Homos winner lorOf P ^ d 01529,000.00, CALL ------:------chusod whole or part: • goiSdW iian. Footurosln-'n- WALT TODAY TO SEE; THIS BEAUTIFUL— , 734-7486 aner 5 i $100,000.00 3 bdrm homo, plenty ol oft Sovoral pastures tyrant, tor Wost Ono Bank ciucfos; soaking tub in mas-s- THIS CUTE LITTLE NEW HOME SITS stroot poridng, ^ .0 0 0 . \ 1-800-772-^666____ Closo to Candy Cano Par: lor lullo.booolllully lond. Wotor woOsdrOod at roosolv S W . Can 733^034. , IS15-60oi^ra.,487-2011.. .. and Sawtooth School. Thk d- HOME. #94-053, ON A FULL ACRE obto pricos. Pump inslalla-. ' n® scopod yard and a kitchon in a prime icoation. KitchOn, z bdrm, 2 bath, 14x66 mo­ 307 RNANCIAL I homo. sHualod on a shad;''“ X ony woman would lovo. • ito n iso rv k a . Pun1plnsta^ : SBuhl 3 bdrm. wator, sowor a ISTL«i your dally n«wipip«r 'r- lot. has a (ull basomont an< has oak cablnots andi bilo, w -7 x 1 2 t^ u i,a ll op- loltoo»sefvteo. Oavo Now- soni, , tumlshod.WD hook- wort! w< for you . . . rMd and SERVICES CALL JANE OR STEVE. floors. Thoro Is slill timo to} pis, good torms. Is an oxcollont buy ton f94 < 6 9 ______ton Drilling. Liconso #455. up. 5500 m o + 5400 dop. ui ' famil/nooding bodroom# — soloct somoxolors and fix-- - -rCftH324-B»7ir------^ '}N o pots. 326^730 or 4 ^ -" — ^ GEM > 60x125 lot, SE Boction ot ' luros. Don'l kK this ono slip . Need Help! and sp o ca . CALL JANI . STATE REALTY 477ft ovoninos. 5135^3 WAMTTOREKT Wo ol Iho CoUwoirCo. can AND STEVE. #94.173. 734-0400 by. Allordably prlcod att town, zonod mobOo homes.. 1 514 WCOME . 3J • 5139.900.00. CALL JANE 59000, Joromo 1.2. ft 3 bdrm. 5300, assist mosl cBonta wilh PHOPERTY 5400.3 a 5450 4-doposlt. PMturowontodJO-20a>ws. Pul homo oqulty. porsonal, PRICED TO SELL OR s VeVE #94-173. psl2C0(^R^TY _ ^ GEM -ag»2fl4< ...... - ^Fitor-TF area. 829-5575, bucinoss or>d olso dobt I STATE REALTY ...... - -AT$49,000.00 Joromo-3 bdmi..2 both, wtth • Wanlod Wot to rant modost I 734-0400 Ovor 1.700 sq R are indudod 508 KMBERLY/ ...... Ja counlry h o m e . 2 bdrms. f GEM in this ranch wilh basomont J hinbsmnt 5650.324.5367^ CO 1-208»733r4li4 STATE REALTYY HANSEN HOMES garogo, parking oroa lor * homo. Thoro is k>tE ol room Joromo 4 bdrm 1V4 bath, se 3“ m ilru ck a Irallor. Re­ 734-0400 , 1 toe 0 (amiy both insido ond GEM POSSIBILITIES 5 5 0 0 ^ doo 324-3430, ------CYPRESS WAY: 3 bdrm, 1 spond to Box 97149 % 9 ay outsUo. Excoplk>na] ctartor STATE REALTY Klmb«ly:3bdrm.1'/^bath, GROW ACREAGE WITHI A bath, cathodral coiling, boy 734-0400 new rt>ol&paint, IgkMw- JONESWEHAUL TlmDS-Nows, Tin POBox 548, VIEW window, firopioco. AC. IgIQ hom o. CALL JANE OR Usually con movo you Tw rs- STEVE #94-097. ffordon spot & faiit Iroos. • Excoflont Main Stroet toca- ANYWHERE . lortoss than vtow o t s Hint. Gas . tion.6.2S0 «i.tl.onoacho( A THIS LOVELY hoat, wood stovo, pricod lo renting a truck. Nood 614 614 MOBILE HOME tho threo lovols. Sprlnklor loads to Caliia Ariz. Jihfl. D E L IG H T F U L RANCH so l 559.000. For oppt. cal . systom . (relghl elevator, . SPACE- Iff*: 3 bdrm, 1 % bath hom o in' FREE ESTIMATES : GEM homo has 2 ,2 5 0 sq . tl. in- and omorgoncy lights. Call 324-3400, ^ tiful lorrilic noiohborhood. Now ciudod on Iho main floor Qoodrolainocatlonorfor — Availablo now Irallor space i H w i STATE REALTY 510 OUT-OF-AREA A now homo. Still limo to,0/8- so kilchon cobinots. appls in-I ' ______734-0400______olfco8.5225.00a VcVoiy nico 2-3 bdrm hom o^- near net Shoshone. 324-20M loct som o coloro and :VE.cat eluded, living room,wilh HOMES _oU86-2557.. _ 401 SCHOOLS AND pots. 3 bodrooms. 2 bathe firopioco, Ira dOT. uiilty mi,Tl. PRICED TO SELL AMERICAN REAL '565‘(Pmon1h.°l8li ond*lasl B« Ufo to mducto price wtien INSTnUCTK>N w ^ r t u l klchon and lam irg pontiy, Toncod bock yd/d This 3 tMdroom, 3 bath, splh' Hagorman, 3 bdrm. 2 balh.„- ESTATE* APPRAISAL month r ront plus socurity do- Bdv«ihbig Homt ior u ls In liy aroa In this boaulitt ano mucn moro. Coil Joan.n, lovol homo is lust (or you. 1700sq. ft. 1 yr.old. Very/ posil roqulrod. 404 7th Ave, h, 7 3 4 - 5 6 5 0 I ciastlAod. P ro fe ssio n a l TfiickBBSS hom o by R-Q Buildora 585,000. Stool and bricx siding, gas l i a s i nicol 5110.000. Adjoining R:Can73»7078- • _ — CALL JANE OR STEVE hoat, contrai air, dock, oou- tot nvnil 519.000.63f-640f Drhrtng School Douo Vollmor, Brokor 615 ROOMIATES Local. qualifiM lnslri>clor8 ol #94-180 I [) -'bio garago, auto sprinkling WoodoiMbdmi,2bath. 615 512 FARMS/RANCHES KMoryAxkorman 734-36S2 , CLAIM YOUR LAND•k sysiom, sod ond troosl To 5400 mo. Will accept Idaho WANTED • toring class A -6-C C PL II AND DAIRIES 1DonlsVoDmor 733-9199 ^ consos. Clossos ovory i ___ _ Starting ot 576,900. Pickot takoakwkatlhis/nuslboo Housing, 5 3 6 ^ o a s - — IY your own colors, 1 ocro lotth homo. CALL WALT TO- Lov«>ll Wills; 7 3 3 ^ 2 — 1 cr2 (0mal08 lo sharo 4 wooks. Loans, scholar dor- Aftoorptan.3bd/7n.2ba}h 2 Irria 40a. country Hvfng. bdmi houso, a mo ind ships, & grants avail,f ti GEM r- DAV. Pricod ol 5 4 ^ 0 0 0 oach, financing ...... 6036C RIRMSHED W' STATE REALTYliro- homo- Ih Joromo sur-111 5114.900.00. #94-166 utib 736-6545 mess. quoIHiod studonts. ig s. roundod by rolling hills. Call avail, 625-5617 ovoa - APTSfl)UPLEXES ^ PfofM *lonil Driving3LII- 7 3 4 ^ 0 0 _ _ GEM Fomato room mato wantod to urity Eorl 736-0706 for moro in- STATE REALTY 62 ACREFARM 515 5 COMIEnCtAL 72 :room apt, lor 1 porson,^all sharoahi a 2 bdrm houso wlh School iry 6 a f f o r d a b l e LUXURYOlc. (ormalion. 7344)588 or >Jar- Oyatily Ihrowghotrt. Andor ______734-0400 22nd yoar altalfa, canal water, PROPERTY uullls oxcopt gas. laundry mole. mo 5300 ovory Ihlng Is 1-80Q.90(H)588 il. to son windows, stono liroyou whoolllnos. N Gooding. _ dop. Kim- ^oaid. 736-7120.______GEM 51 ^ por aero, assumable placo. cathodral coilings _b Looking tor maturo protes- STATE REALTY loan.2Qe-934-^02 ■ BUSINESS B Jon Air. control AC. socurtt] SABALA 734-0400 THREEM - LOCATION SiudQ0ptforrent,5250-f s aloalonal roommato, 736- systom, aulo sprinMors 5olc REALTY REALTY Largo, sharp oflico aroo with dopooit.FuDy furnished. 44<4472 oyonlngs or 733- Moro room than yoi READY AND ConsuKon ^a shop or dorogo mace. 2 _ 2288 dav8 ask lor Tony EXPERENCED FARMER & I ____ thought possibio lor thif™'. 733-4321 WAITING BEAUTIFUL HOME ON 3.5 ^ bathrooms, broakroom, Shore 2 bdrm houso. RANCHER-II you are prico (4400 sq. ft.). Boauti - 1566sq tl homo on 1 ocro. ACRES • Ju st 5 minutos back-up lighiing sytsom Sa604 UNFURNISHED I lui oasy to maintain land locatod on country lono. . wanlinglobuyorBoIlfami ' TYI ~ DONHOUK trom Twin F alls. 4 bod ­ and 3 phroso wWng. Ptonty APTSyDUPLEXES ocaping.-Quiol culdosacdJ! REALTY •You'll lovo Iho privacy* rooms, 2.5 baths, family ot porking. Pricod at __ ^ closotoschools.Byownor tKioulilul vk)w from Iho bo- room, dining room, and • 5200,000.00. CALL WALT 142bdrma^ ^ ^ 5169.000 Call 734-V4863 arnat AsmalolBcoworksI. , lio. all tor 5105.000. Call u n d w a t c h , r e a l t o r s Go'lonrwith family kitchon. and 3 car torassistanco.Youwillbo ,TODAY TO SEE THIS | W , tor 5:00pm,______Earl 736-0706. GEM. #94-054. . EQUAL HOUSING z= r Iho BROKER-. garago, opprox. 3.650 sq.lt|i' glad that you dkii - OPPORTUNITY■ A RARE OPPORTUNITY-L) You’ll bo atad onihnw lovoisll Pius acnss 734-4195. H ' Buy this A. Troutnor dO' you didi HOUSE BEAUTIFUL ol maiuro Iroos, horso cto- 2&3BEDROOM Al roat ostalo adwttslng In■ thii signod. 4400 so. ft., droarr you'll appreciate Iho many ble, landscapod loncod newspaper is subjoct io irw Foii yon 35 yoars OKporionco. L andw atch, TOWNHOUSES Housrg Ad nvtos X loga■ homo. 4234933 ■ - amonhKM in this 3 bdrm. 2 yard, and foncod pasturo. from 5440. bath homo that mako (or Inciudos hot tub, satoilito GEM :Washor&dmrhookup lo odvsnlM *ony protoroncc*G BEAUTIFUL TREED HOME INSPECTIONS oasy. relaxod living. Foo- ^ t o m & moroll ^ , 000, R ealtors STATE REALTY ' inftttn cr daoMnpfen booedy cr LOT 1 Stato Liconsod Inspector 734^ 400 ' SmaDyaniastoraoo ,—— : raco. eekx, n«(M s^hanJcsp »f)d Inlormattvo wrinon roport: luros garage door oponor. Call ollico or Carlynn Noh bus733-36671, IVS734-3346 - No PrtsI 734-6600 ithis in MoodowRkJgo by Canyon & partly loncod yd. at 655-4266.95-94 ^ Valloy Industrial Park. 1.5 7 7 roi AUCTKWS O flU stato. cr rafcnai crtgh,'Fair a Rim northoast ot TwinDO . NaUonal Proporty ^ cloan, nowly romodolod 701 an Inlpnslon, to mako any &ucf 5,2 Inspections 5 6 4 ,9 0 0 . Coil Earl 736- acros. 523750.734-4781 __ \'=sludio. quiot, no smoking —55- prolonnco. Ilmllallon legai oi Fails. This 2 5 ocros is jusl ^ 0706 tor doloils. W edneadw. May 18th- dnco 526.000.00, Privacv. soclu-OR 326-3373TM0-2O3-1445 733-5336 discfimlnaOon.* Familial statui 516 VACATKW g 0pm 1 lodlM Lovo Story y ” Bion, naluroscaping and Houso to bo moved, nico THREE M ; rduktt chlctai irxjsr tho a n d REALTY PROPERTY J l. wodding ring, 14 diamonds, 16 living wilh paronls or looolfPg crisp, cloan air can bo condilion. Movino pnco in- H. 734-9263.______.98. appraisod el 52799 -1 yours. Just 5 minutos Irom dudod. Call 733-&05.> : S A B A L A THREEM cusiodan; progiunt womon and REALTY 373 ACRES full wator rights. •WESTMAGK): ~ 2 bdrm mo- Building 0 now homo? 3 matching^ 0 mens Lovo Slory pocfilo searrg oebdy or ddckw Twin Fals, CALL JANE OR NEWLY REMODELED , R E A L T Y Localod in Snako River 1 bdrm, 2 bath, doluxo du- wedding woe ring w/8 dia­ irdorta a,2 , STEVE, #93-244.- biio, comptotoly lurnished, ° 3>bdmi, 3,bMh. 1800 cqtl.1. 733-4321 Lovely 1 5 bedroom, 3 balh Canyon N. o( Filor. Not m1 ovo right In. Lako viw. P'plox. Best aroa In TF. Till m ^loi onds, .49 appraised at Thci noMSpc'*■ Now oak windows, carpet, ranch stylo homo. Enter­ loasod (or 1994. Largo Just 520,000.00. T 60. ond ol year loaso only. 51799,*^7 appraisal papers aecopt any advortlsing lor roal _ 4 upstairs blah. Oak kilch­1/ Reduced prieeiontatlng. tainment room w-wood- ROBERT JONES REALTY 5650 m o+ 5400 refundable available.tva Those rings & ostato whitfi is In viotafion o( tho shop & 3 bodrtxjm, GoJdon | doo. 734-6830 » 733-9644 on, 2 largo docks, AC. RV 3 bdrm. 1 baih. Must soel Btovo, oak kitchen w- Wost' monutacturod homo. 7330404______other housohold fumituro 7 law. Our roadora aro h#r#by pod, liroplaco, woi bar,,f SSOHojiison.TF. :ioan 1 bdrm apt In oxocu- m mis isow ill bo sold at 6pm inlormod tiiai all dwoUmgsi GEM built-in dosk& main floor Sotoliilo TV. Onwor carry Magic u Rosoreoir, water Iront Cfo ^ STATE REALTY9” sprlnklor systom, noor WBMt4$.000. now $44,000. utility room. Landscapod w/30%1 down ot 7.99% In- , llvo-typo homo, proforma- Wed. Woi Preview Umo Is 6-5 ac»/or«Md in nowspapof aro 0 Loary, 51W.500. Call 438-6915 ^ i n 572.500. Sun VoDoy }' oa. day. S o o j ^ thonl BvaUte on on s q ^ opporijnflytS S - 7 3 4 ^ yard wybuiit-ln play contor. torost1 (or 30 yoars at 5616 Pmaortiw:1 Gary 726-1144" turo person. Nopois, all oa.i basis. To oart ia i al JtuiTifaten iVd ______d.n7^SiSi------r SCENIC SERENITY Froshly painted oxtorior. por1 month. 5119,500. - utils lurnishod. avail 6- 1. 't|» BRICK Must Sacrifice for j Sun VaDay Condol 5400 mo + doo. 734-8258 lunt Hunt Bros. Auotton Straice can HUD Toilnw at 1-eO(H69- M- NOW AVAILABLE!! .JSK-262-2. Call ^tovo For«afc)byownoruplo46% . S777. Tho TolMioo lolophonor#oy . Lovoly, cloan homo on17 Possibio caltio operation &1 IN MEADOW 5125.000. Call Gudrun To- Kohntqjpfordotaib. | ” 4ow 2 bdrni. 1 both apt. wlh _1B5Ea.Uand,Trrfn,&n»-2£S short ocro, pretty yard, viow RIDGE. dayl#GH-115 o t l.2 bdrm .2 b alh.b lull ruitjor lor r« hoonng In^nrod ta row aop an in ono paduMo0 cotKto.FuDy furnlshod. ood J fWD. l 5500 mo. 7330374. |.eO(>g7-e27&______JSv 0* mountains, sprinitlors.M 2 159acrosiarmaDlowith^ High sp oi on lot for your *iw 3 bdmi. 2 bath, air, dW '02 702 CATTLE ^ droam homo. Take advan- 733-5336 iunit. NICE! 5500 por por- Nm ^ bdrms. don could bo 3rdm possibility of moro. 174 floreoe,pS0.734-te3j ’ ^ bdrm. firoplaco. lots ol stor- y Iooo of tho viow. ASK FOR ____733-5336__ - - ^ Sh' NSCCwalor#2.264dry ‘ 513' ACflEAoeS ANB------i iow 3 bdrm, all appls, A C .' ; coH S S ogo. oast odgoot Buhl. B17 und for grazing. Corral, BONNIE PARSONS, #94- VIEW O F MAGIC LOTS i1460 YoDowstooo, Pocatol- 5 > SERENE SCENE n, slorago shod. Shop,'■ 185 RESERVOIR Io,ld.63201 orcail237- pc 80 Dairy cows. M o ^ b r ^ and8Mw-n>conis.Can ___ Uniquo 15 ocro parcol nos- nico farm nom o. 3 bod- com es wilh this 2 bodroom — S7Q0or233^1. tiod in Souih Hills, stroom. cabin. Pleanty ot wator _ 17 acre buiMinp site. J jowly romodolod 1 bdrm. q922-4905, or 922-4544 ^ rooms. 2 baths with molal FuO wotor rights, allin olialto. _ vr9dIifo.NlcD3bdrm.2baih6 siding,C CALL WILLIS sporta too. Prlcod at ^ downtown apt wilh appls. ___ (2)iyooLoM *ulli______.517_C0«MUMU1IS ------^ ■ homo. South ot Hanson. " STONE AT 324-7260. - 5 1 2 ^ . 0 0 ; CALL WALT-iF- -_Vk>Wi>Ijnounlflina.j*aalo- .51 -5375,-731.2000.------SimmontalftrodAngus^. LG EM crook. S34.000 or bost oftor >■ YOUHAVEANYQUESI- ' r^i.1 ^-<^647 ■ SPACIOUS' ^ # 9 4 W ------^------STATE REALTY ConS43-<894 2 bdrm, 2 bath, Laa Vogas QUIETUVING ____ ■ 3ig 5 bdnn. 2 baih homo on 734-0400______TONS ABOUT. THIS _ time'shatQ condo, groat k>' Cfo^oonoompiox.ia2bdrm conirloniractor In aroa building I I I 2 .A ocros, daylight baso- PR0PERTY.#94-A1. 224t6ACREESTATE calion < on tho strip. Call opts, $335 & up. dal7 dain corral facllithn al bo- U m ^ . pasluro, 2 wolls, UG SUPERB ■ 3,719sqftDutcftcountry 678-5404( atlor Som. R o tu it is ^ .a o a n , tow low, compotitvo pricos, Cur- 501 OPEN HOUSES W jpiinkIorB>walDtjUiflfea,_ COUNTRYSIDE!! styio homo, fabukxis mas- Doluxo rv 4 star time share in dlshwashor, laundiy rontly ront building now corral 1 4 nlco shop. SEot Joromo. ^ GEM and ologonco Inthis 4 bod­ fadilttos, no pots ladl STATE REALTY tor suito, ouost houso, boautifult Cabo San Lucas, facilllioB al Manuel Dlnls WVESf room. 3 both hom o, hoat shop, conaLs, horso faoli- 1 664QulnCT73£ggQQ_ Dairy. oali Wondell. Conlacr “ ROBERTJONES ______734-0400 ' pump, 2 flroplacos. (ormal GEM NOW - tkis, pasluro & allalfa. Lo- y Morril Blako thoro or loavo = REALTY — PARK UKE yard surrounds dining, deck, sprinkling sys- STATE REALTY ‘ calod ovori6oWng groon tortomorrtWB 734-^)400 , os ROOMS FOR RENT message m n at 208-357-5656 S o c w ^ 7 3 3 4 ) 4 0 4 this noat 2 bdrm. 2 both' tom, groat horse sot-up on _ fiolds&foolhlllslnG^lng. 510 si MOBILE HOiES* ' ^ yourRETnOllENT I®' homo, nlco area, Joromo. 2 Vt acros. Pricod ot WORTH 5375,000.206-934-5402 ^ 'urnishod room, non sm'ok- sr 'j v - 5165.000.00.CALLWALT tl >ay old Holstain bull calves yoare oro usuoJIy 1-800-262-5001 - 587.500.T-18 the monoy. Woa p r ^ 1266 912'.^ ocro tots by ownor. Road l^^d^Tj^tstovo 12 ^ or.nonJrinkor.nsarCSI. for sato. 5 60.1^ 2928. EXT. 1211 ROBERTJONE3REAL-' FOR MORE INFO TODAY. s q lt homo with 3 bdrm s,' S200mo.+dop,733^627_ _ ! ^ askxigoo i& power, covenants, no irt-' S Oivorslty your oponilten.— ■‘i ...... Your.pfOdt«JfW»onoa. :h, TY. 733-0404.______- #94-075. rooms living n»m . with fro- , OTEL. mo rntoa 736-1986 ^ 3y ownor 2 bdrm. m b a ih , rs. From 57000.423-4355. 14-wk)omob0ohomo. MO C onsidoroct^. 100% + lull bsmt, singlo car gamgo, POTEKTtAL^PLUB: Charm- place,-now-pallo-dock.- ^2 acros onTivo'IrbUrairoom' -ex12tipout.2bdnn.-2bath;- “ 8 Rotlooms (or ronl, 540 wook______Iroshly painted exierlor ) Soo now point, gardon.fy ing 3 bdrm homo with Insubdiv{ston.2*.6mlosW. totol oxiras. Spoco 6 ■CfllL72£^5£a.______OONHOUK $74.900.54^5301 oHor5 park-liko yard on almost 1 carport, ofliciont gas hoat. onHw30.733^05. ‘ REALTY I" ocro wilh 125 lool otcom - Harrison School. & 8.900. ' - f or sato: 10 head frosh Mexi­ 3Y OWNERI4 bdmi, 2 both, GEM 2'A acros Rock crook aroa, a s a S ' 606 « MOBILE HOMES - can r ^ n g stoors. pick from - 7 3 6 ^ 5 5 _ morical trontaae on Addi­ Can Ray 3 cor clarooo, maturo troos> 1 STATE REALTY 515.000. acros on ■8 0 sifigiowWo.2 bdmi. nteo 5 7 : son East. ROBERTJONES 2*t- -K : bdrm, 1 bath, 5300 a mo, 20hoad,5500ahoad 2 0 h or 1.4 acros, doso lo Oloary 7344)400 Rock crook canyoo rim, cCOOd.512,900.734^ 2^ 5485 il toko allien. Cell 502 HOMES ond Morninasido Schools.t REALTY. 733-0404. SPECIAL j513.000.734-2140. ^ ,Nvyof>»ofofm>.3^4-3o°7„, J g ; Built oxocutivo,com lom p. •93Nashua.14-x70-,2bdrm. 678-4398 or 436-3405 FORSAU Coll 734-6937 atlor 4 pm^ . Acroago acros'lrrigatod, 2bath,decfa&skirtlnclu,. ^ foroopointmont. n- — homo with uniquo, oxpon- B* 47 OFRCEAND For sato: OuoTity ..wHh2bdrm,1baihhomo. IbuQt-inappCancos. sloroo. iatom Holstoln hoitora from ' 1766 sq . tt. 3 bdrm 2 bath sivo foaiuros (ortho picky -* •RETAt SPACE loma] living & dining room.— CONDO LIVING buyor. 204 9 sq ft o( oxc- ibsmt. lots ol oxiras. otc.52g!000.666-7037 _ 400-700 bs. 4ow 3 bodroom, 3 bath, 1 559,500,537-6635 “j 2 cer garago. largo rod- quisHo livino aroa. All on- -J .oooaqti of nowly con- 862-3613 otfico wood docK, boautilully lovol units. Ground and up­ cloBod spo, atrium aroa, or 862-3812 homo. per Boor un is availabLo. In- BUILD YOUR Btructod ottlco sp aco (or ____ S landseapod, al brick oxton- skySghb,bM^ifullik> floor, “S S S 3rass cah>08 roady to « to or. irimmod In oai<.^ cludos carport. Localod must soel 5149.700. - - DREAM HOME 1-80Q-S46-2632. _ ,S posture,upto400bs. - closo to CSI. Prieod at CallHay N O W I “ CASHtorusod J forJamryo.m ______2cowtr^.5100.2 fri' 5 2 6 5 .0 0 0 .0 0 (Roallor Cal543-S778.______. 3 bdim, 2 both, wnh-in dos-, t ;« n o (l|. c a l l ' WALT PrPrimo aero building sites. mobiki homos. OH)FFICE35120up73»8022 _____ ot, tlroplaco, dock, dbt ga-„ y HESS FOR DETAILS. C loso lo Joromo Golf Brockmans 324-4203. •(avo good corrab, sBim a ' Rare, combination of a past l-aOO-773-3167. ’ow e/or r«Mo: 3600 sqti Havo rago, s e f .9 0 0 .4 4 S Pari(S" #94-016 RESTORED GEM! Ran SABALA ECourso. Boautiful viow, _ being tumod Into Mini ap- hay. m u id contract IM Torraco Dr. TF. Do rwt dis­ ivenlBncBS. 1 1/2 story has phono and poworlo mott For8alo:19g4Mariolto,2 po » dairy hoHora.S36-5540 eleoanco but modem conver prox. 1400 sq ti toll Exe ^ ^ turb occuoantsi 324-2359. Jblos on garage & lot. REALTY Clots. Somo convonanls. bdrm, h «ot-up In Hansen calion ca on major sirool, Holsteolstoln sloor caKes, roady 11 rooms In all. Ooubli Prtood right for nico subdivi- p bortiood. • * 8 9 ,0 0 0 733-4321 f DBffc. 423-6495. msa. good go. lor ratail or olfico. Will (orlor grass.g 543-8836 ovo- Establlslied Rupert neiflhborl ssion lols. Call Bockio lor Wanlod: 7^ Usod 1 4 'wido mo- _ s^sta» to suit. 733-1411. ning,nlngaa woekonde dr 543- de - 208-67S-9020 ------I. lots still availablo. #92- ’'V I GEM C all D onna M etule - bllo homo, prolor oloctric. 200no-3000ol6co8paooava]l. <411411< Mon-Fri e-5pm ____ 012J. J Jis- STATE REALTY Cas^i,73»0014anYll«no,,„ H ■ M). . 734*0400 503 BUHbFIt£R ° Handtoap dosignod. Good KoUoolstoin stoors, dohomod, all HOUES tocation. Lota ot parking. shoUshots, on pasture. 5300 oa. S ir caCTERYLOTS AIulilslurrAih^. 2Sh<2S hoad. ^ 1 4 9 CoD 733-1074 loavo hSSH;oof trimming. 934-S341.' 2 primo b ts in Voiloy Viow _mo«saqo n or 734-4411. GEM iG a i ^ Sunsot Momorial in ^ orrontr Otfico spaco J9 1 ■BEAUTFUL CUSTOM------STATES REALTY. _ J sqlt,a5cont8porfl.^all8 PRODUCERS PI HOME' 140WEOTMAIN - 2 Prolossionat Contor.'Calt------"LIVESTOCK-r 1 If620 KI ft in now subid-- I'.A I./, JERCMIE Larry Jones 734-9800 or 521 REAL ESTATE bdi dvoncad conalgnmonl lor Mo^FSor.IMMonanoo 3244653 BlllfWih.72647S7 iVods, May IBth. 200 hoad. froo oxtorior. oak cabinois. Locust10 81 Hoytwm aroa • .59 WANTED 5toe60becf>enhoHor*.ln contrai hoot, and sir , tidditlon a 10 our regular rpn oaraowiihstorMO- 1 aero wiihin 2SmikM0( TWin’ 7^ FaHs.67&«82. KioollOOsq.ft.&waro- ofopslopon&nringerheHors. Qarv or Evan ® 734-0700 [10U8OS 1900 ft 1760 sq s. SalerimeTlM. 1 . i ■------;------fLi Lots lor salo: Now constaic- I Wgh comngs, ovor head _____ 1.2D»aa»4345 I "Outstanding BUHL ACREAGE tlon ? homo, wator and sow- do*loors, hoaled a Insulated. « LarooLl (anch stylo homo with 1 RED ANGUS BULLS y^omlj^side^-^O'lOBry ».2Sag.ft.pormo.,tocalod CaMngeaaeAgrowih. ^ ■ -4^rmar'1^V%-ba1h«.and— ^ II 6 3 5 5lh Avo W. Call w 'T ' b S a n d opon floor pton.Countiy at- OPPORTUNmES5 ? abound T T t f E i S O T 73^34-0455 aak (or Ron. “ “ motphor# whh city convi- 837-4825. _ I 3 BSDROOM, 2 BAT^S, B£AUT on this acroago- ^ d o u s j^ M fj lT iM 73: ? CABINETS, FAMILY ROOM WIT onoosor>S acroa wth walor ° egistered ft grade virgin 7 3 in Our Field" \ rights and lrri0M«d pasturo. c * ^ , larga bam with wator Hobleinbuis.800fc+wlih ' STAIRWAV. JUST WAITING FOFl DONT RENT A RAVEI BUY & flowing by. Can Vaughn for joino turned Into Mini ap- I mfonunoH.. — Ur rge-yard with iprinklar ? H iliv n %pro production reeordi. Call bedroom. 2 balf) sporkler d o t ^ m x. 1400 sqB loll. ExoH> avMfl31,3Q3L • ( D N E W ! r M ofum. f n o o ^ ^ l o ^ ^ f o j -CHI t & SAVEI Newly rebuilt 3 | jtttlu n u irtTf lP T iirBBt r (WIN FAOS LIVESTOCK EAUIIfUL CUSTOM OAK KITCHEN ' MOUNTAIN VIEW — got^>od for retail or o f lc s .\^ — J NEW^DBlWITH OAS FIREPUCE & OPEN ' i(ler w /sp o cio u s kitchen, i1356 Bannoas. Ptoaso c ^ . COMMISSION COMPANY lo tow n . M oVa Rioht ini R E A L T Y 734-189fl • w ttanosia, 7^14117 Ct* FOR A FAMILY. CaU TODAY FDR « t 8«rtJNFURMSHED ------; — APPHOVByfORMHi NOSTALGIAI Old fostlidr^eclow ing,-W ;6 0 0 4 a > > ! SS- • — t I First phase consists of “ ‘brfc;k‘2-stOfSrw/3T5edroom: Filor country ostaioa. now 3 " ~T R W E R rI d G e “~77B qy8B r:7~rr-r: roa"W^AFBKXISE/-! ------~ - .v ^ E A R L Y ^ " - ' -...... b tftm .2balhtw m oon IV4 . . k UAMUFACTUnCO HOME PACKAG dlnlno, nreplGce w/lnsort,n e d quoli>Y >hru-out fhlj I ------E S T A T E S Y i STORAQEREI^AL CONSIGNMENTSCO , CAa FOH MORE DETAILS.. Chino cobiner. Covered p< 1, 2 .3 bdrm h o u M .o r w i. iBwvisrcnr^^ onisT”i"3/4'iJulli4. Fumnji ■ ChooseCh' your new homo sito 352 Main St TF. 73^62%. FOR acre In Jeromo; 589.000jrt, built-in l3ookcoj©$ & from among our oatate- roal warehouse facilily 1W o d M a y ie 7 A]AHmaum»oms Q — < - 3 patlo.a outbuldinofc-l 505 - : GOODNG/ j;;s ia d tol* in ona of tho mort 1,744 sqtl.Como(da^or Of ONLY'26 LOTS. LaNO & * Cl #16-184 W EN D EaH O IES . ^ KkniriJuso.Convonient 7 r .o , I Zoned R*6.'0wN£n w ia Tf - i proslRkxurwots In North- yearling SImmental :KAQES nARTlHO AT $65,000. ^ Twin FtfarPfice from Avalabia Avi June l.abnbtl now b»»lloo a LOOMS Klmb«v • Oiar$42.S00. 2 story, nowty peMod 4 bdrm f 523.500 upwards. Call dekna di 3 bdmi 2 bath. NW Ro.load Aroa. One large s^Tllalaughleroowi a homo, w-basobmoni lo n>- ■ T,Jann H u tc ^ n tor dotails 01oofnarTF.ISOOaqdw- bul modoiodklchon,dhb)omi, > mixed ateera a hellers. IC R E S ! MLLEY REALTY ” 10^.734-3373. Caihadral C eolllno. opan m 1 2 8 6 A d d lK ■ p a ^ d M e d h ^ g ^ , -- iOO-TOOtie...... - ...... L TRADE OR POSSIOLE CARRY. , '34-1991 2- ...... IIIfloor plan. Larflamkstor '1 9 , !5 mixed hellera, 650-700 - StovoKailOwt ~ 734-1298 8t« 'S'"' H u n A v m u e E a it n l»dr<»m.»-pilvaUI»th. JS i OudnaiHoBowa 734-1208 a « AC, atova. rafrlg w-ICO iVart lO'mbred sleera. 600-650 JohnEthwldgo 734-134B Enk ffl«K«r. Doublo garage w- i b Jim Hoag 734-7165 .LSwwKeiviiowm ^32fl-S«4S £ ALPINE I 'T'5e. • . . m l « s y ^ 733-OSM Qans Dot 6lM(p 733-U5D ^Large home wih counOytiv- ildgTo 26,000 e q ll. Both QteGhvp 733-SUB Oc REALTY -tane«dbao)^.-Nos

702 CATTLE 709 HAY.GRAW 801 ANTIQUES bSIS1 LAWN t GARDEN 820 82 PETSAND ' — AND FEED SUPPUES . ^ 6 wook old Holst(Hn4)oilor8. 2 yoar old BluoSptuco troos 324^13or324-2957^ Buyjiggoodhay.^ ^ for sale. $^2Q.gfl:3427 J] ...... 8fiilOQCj,gW^^d^.COW3- l _ —Wanted; AntlCjUO doators,— »First C*ass-Roto(ilKngryord-6 — !■ — For Mk>: Mud Lako hay, cov. ^ nowmoHln Joremo. ,oaftlon work. 733-f1& _rrfe8°$125ftil,423-S^"°"~ , Cohros lor ooJos, both holloraIlors*- omd & stockod In Gooding.og. FfonliorAntkwos 324-1127. ^ 2 molos lon. purobrod Shih and bulls, dovB oldI l lo o Dairy & loodor ton balos. ^nto*Chrteat**32S^^ ^ Tzu, 9 wks old, $125 oa. - woanlno.aoowSss.Jor-Jor- SOOIOfa,9344036. ^ 802 APPLIAN C E S ____ gl RooBonoWotown c ^ , — Call734-^13, ' — • om o, Oldlda-CeH Ranch.ich. Quality di^ry 3rd etop hay, Cnii^a-asoi.______i' 1 rolrlg-lroozor, $75. 1 ing, I odging A cloan-up. 3yoaro)d — also (oodor&stoc^ cow* woshor a 2 diwrs, $M oa. _fFroo oalmatos. 734-5416. AKCIomaioScotlto. Colostrum otortod buB calvoolvD8 ha^^^^^os. $300orbostoHor. (Of cak). 324-7360______1 cooch. $20.10 tpd blio. Sntt»or33M2 HP. —■ $150. Cal 934-5054, Wl6cSpobh8.3yrold. V - Cal 3244936, Colstrum lod bull cotvos ' 2 Whirlpool mlriga-$150& . bogaor. $1,500. C ^John 5 5 adorabk) i Sfomoso klitons. for snto. Con 324*7392I 710 HORSES ______^ - al:?3^1144.or731-1144.- _4432-5216.or432-5560wrk - ... ' • Qf73g-6313"~ ------$75. Konmoro woshor. $50.- - ^ “ Can 324-8322. j 6 mo oW Goklon Rolriovor. Woanod Holst Din cah03. Tractor rototilling, wood ® j^ii fto^ hoM appi,, t lomale, AKC rogistorod. Can208-324-7369. 10 yroU 16 hand socToU, woll mowing, Nado worK eomi- $100, Cap 734-8523 trained ploasuro golding, oalltw, Anol MV 3264631. - - ...... Yoariing & 2 yr old Ar^us 8 mo oM temak) Himalayan. bulls lor salo. Qlonn DaloVio *1750orwllltra3o.Ca“l Would liko to do houso^nt- ° ___ 3264497.______Dodowod whh extras. _RanchM.S4»4l3l. — $80 or bost ollor. 13 yroMTonnossoo Walker Cal 733-0758, 704 CUSTOM FARM PortabioDW. works g o ^ ~ ” ffotdlng. Porloct mountain a $50.Catl73S^ro50 817 81 MISCELLANEOUS ~ AKC miniature Schnauzer SERVICES studsonrico. Small GE electric rolrig., FOR SALE Cal 734-7186. All typos; CHOPPINGn & ______.. — usod about 3 w ooks, 2.0 _ List your ' “ 2 toam8 o l8malimuk». ^ cu. II., ollico, shop a tilr., 1 1! Schwinn XR10 oxorciso AKC AK rogiaiord Boston Tonior THRESHINQ, rotoryhoo- Gonllo more, gontk) enough puppios, born 04-02-94. .Ing. Swath, roko. bolo, 9" $175, Cal 42347M , sklor S m achino, 1 window 9 lorkkl8.Cai524-6519. modol ovoporolor coolor, 1 ^ S2liy423-CTM loavo msg, aroundwork, rock pickor. — Smith’s Used Appllsnoes, " GARAGE % Randy W o a v w .S 4 ^ S 6s . ’- AOHAeyroidbtockgoiding. 245WasMngton73^1965 3 AKC roolstored yellow Lob ' gonlk>,Iiko8 poopio. hunts,‘®{ W/0, Ranges, Relrigs. 00 S 9138** * ****' pups. w>m 3-2o-94. Great CAaNOWII Oof your hsy packs, good onlrall, last lor liold, family, a show. dono Iho way you wont H & I** lo 90 dav warranty. 9-5 1 1 sol1 ol liborgloBS garago SALE IN ** walkor t" 650 324-2057^ doors. Good Cond $125, LLargo a Intoiligont dogs. whon rau want It. Smuh- — Usod roWgoratOfB, Iroozora, ^ $300.208-356-j671. Ing. bollng. & stocklno. any Barrol horeoiraining • Sak»" washers, dryoTB, Hooked^ on phonics, oxcol, - £ Aaron throo. “V ■Lw»<»a,Call5^-<45B — dishwashorB&ranges. - Sccod $125. Call 733r. 4252ndAve.8.______ehlno.cl oxcol cond, $ 110. or _ i — Woanor colvos. Colt Tam­Tl- ,733-3059______hboa ollof. 543-5690. Foi=or salo; 3 black Shar Pol GARAIIGE&YrARD SAIE I Custom ffloc^anics) ROCKPICKMQ.surfacoorer -mio. 3 2 4 ^ 5 1 .______While Amana froBt-froo ro- Chain C saw 20* bar. $250. ' _Eputie. $300 pit 6554390 undofQroond Croat min horsol Reg. Mor­>r- Jrio., ico maker, 1 yr old, . Camporsholllor Fro•roe: Adorable male German _Wttynoflowor 543.6719. gan maro $1 SOO. 733-0724ill -iS 2 2 L iS ± S l£ !!2 L a 2 L . smanPU.$150. Shepherd SI A BordorColkiX — A'so noodod Joromo Shorllf Can 733-7199 puppy, pt 6 wks, verly (oving. DIRECTI rORY P osao mem bers. Call loror 604 BULOINQ______DolphinDd 17 H canoo. oloelric Cair C 734-7046 morning, Inlo. 733-0724. Duane’s Cuslom Farming MATERIALS______mmotor. paddlDs; SIngor 733-0681 altBmoon A ovos _733-ge09of43- a banow. $500. ^ 6 U n ie s ciBWOd A noutorod 12 n BriUon rolof hAtroWr«U. _tiyJuiajDj)tler_f^.bnod-.k loasos 4-plates. Mono-bafl, C al 67^5826.______Slamoso cat. 324-3197. tww boarinn, $2600; m WtW Ing Inlormatlon.oall Rock:k similar to Arca-SwIss, Forcq, Salo: R econditioned ^ sntp-on duals, 13.6x38,18. Crook Slobkis, 733-5203 orir ($75]. Lowe Orion paddoa v( f90 to good homo. Boxer X VCR's, microwavo ovon's, pucplos. Call ^ 2 2 5 7 , t3^.S4sP6674 _ 3264299,______tanny pack lor eam eras, ar- a CB-s. 530 Bluo U k os, or 7^ , 12 row AUoway cuHlvator allail Miniature slud pom a minia­JT chhdJ 35 mm and 4x5 nog- CJI733-9444. c« ______0™Iroal Dano puppy. $300; _^Kh_S32^ov»s ture (emaiedonKoy *700*). alive sleeves; Quantum 1 ^ palrolGouidianKnchos, JU D Nikon SB -16 & -20 powor For sa le; Stridor walker a $150.438-8093______IM S HFUO COMBINE, hy^ _offof_fef_bolh 43 6-167 logging oxerdse machino, 7^ — cords. Nicad batteries elo. B «).'y334212 Hotlound V4 Grey Hound X. . ’ (Priceice includes garage sale kit.(it.with prepayment) dro tansmlsalon, sirawIW NEED A KIDS HORSE? Wanted: Used Kodak EMa- chopper, dtaroo cooled on-^ Nice dw n ^»M^^$tSOO. free to pood hom e. Call grallo autolocus projedor. Free Frej paileta. Call 733-0931, 537-6739 eves.______fltno.fll^atstg 73^6456 — ?e848eaw^avs, gTho^mesNows.orslop ^ Deadline; IIThurs ■ 12:00 noon foior Friday 428 New HoDand hay baler,ir. Now booking horses tor bytheolfloobotweon6 am lusky Lab puppy. Free lo a good home, wilh iota ol . excel cond. kopi In shod,d, training-Guaranteed 809 COMPUTERS -22and5pm,1323rdSt.W._ ^ Friday -12:00 noon fofor Saturday »000.430-Stgr.______Rasulu* Exporioncod- room to roam. 6 3 4 ^ 8 ’S8Leyl«JKl26airsotor. RetereflOMTs36<2772. _ IBM compalbie computor lor KW.eloo KV start, hard wire'a >-o°ooking Ion Toy Poodio, k sa le $325 or bost ollor, pliplug in tape, remote stan a- atud,robreed.Call8am- .V: " Som, Mon-Frl, 733-0555. \ \ ; I. -gfl!l2?M7i5 ______1 «c _ U G new. $6500.73»18»7 lATiFF BRINCLE STUD: \A Call aI CustomerC Service Rop3presentatlve today BALE WAGONS; NH Superer Reg Paint horses: Mares,r 811 FURNTTURE ' “ Kingk sizo watoft»d wHh "j*wanted lor romantic liaison 1 0 4 8 ,1 0 4 9 ,« othor mod-d- y w to g t ^ yr olds, j ^ roes AND CARPETS : now maltress, *»ilh ‘J apricot and lawn lo- els, may ireje. 450-3268 $300. - gmale. s Call 8 0 1 4 3 3 ^ . ^ 733-0931 cext. 2 ^ < 'fiuiiaY Tra otor Sal vsQe “ Ros^ud horli^ddfng. lo-r 2 matching chairs, gold up- Cal 536-6304, MoriovlngIMustpanvrilh2yr CombinoatrBclor ports M U^o^C^l^arol all holslerY.lio^ijysjg —LogCsbbiPkgSIO^OS ^old. male, Gorman Wiro- !* > ~~ Pcul.lD»438-S^ 4 salo: HIdo-a-bod. 467- 24'x&'vrtthe^porchrool.7*24") f e Buying salvage tractors,s, Smooth mouth, Appy geld-: 2053 evee. 487-2295 days Swedish cope, saddle ■=— loaders, backhoos. & fork-k- ing, mako great kids horso. SptocepaitlaloaKdlnotlB note* nc k50s. 2‘x6* TaG rool Rogeg AKC Shih Tzo puppy, I. Been useo in mountains, &'i' sol.Qmatcondlk>n.$300. doddng.Plans, do video, lolt a L°.!:fomalo, 4 mos old. Call 'Cp 543«}4V. CustortLbuIlt from hydraoUo Can 734-7889 .othor sizes avallablo. S4. 12T2oo o.r and shoots, like now. $5CT MorMon's 13 Spood mountian, draulle system, $2I»5. Can 733-52^, no Saturday $65. $6 Homoontortalnmont Hobby H or» Ranch stall boarding. Includes usoI -cails._:______conlor. coi $80. Call momlngs E r o _ of indoor & outdoor lighiodI Beautllul king sizo water bod _on!onl/423-63M.______For Sale: Tractor k»dof, dualal aronas. Cali Rock CrookE Wlh all tho oxtms. $325 or Mils ------m o d o w o o r » -,o o o p tIB--StabX»sr733-S203. u r : ...... - r --boBtolfor734-3204 -wn w ------tnQUiillnQ43»2tiO _ SlaiUonservIm.SrM^'BI IBodroom so l, 3 piece, lull aulomatlc au sprinkler wilh Hoeston 6600 swalhor, i r siz e m altress, ^ 5 0 . Coll dock-mako do ollor. ’60 ovor- oood condition. $3r- Slainloss Slain stooljacuzzi. sinnlo #94131 1 9 9 4 MAZDA A # 9 4 1 5 6 i # 9 4046 994 MAlAZDA oxc. cood, $16,000. Can ' long Diamond D. Now and nituro, appis, kiichon uion- poraon, pot $2507^4-3751 a37-6313or734-6321.1165. usod available. Mat beds slis, most ovorythlng. For loavo Ion' mo«««n»> r "and flat bod Iraiwrs, singlo PROTEGGE PROOTEGE LX 6 2 6 DXi X NH907swatfwr. 14'w-cond. details 734-593iaflor5. Jsodsholving, uso< Loziorond oxlo, to tandom duals. MK - warehouse: Fuhuro So'urco, Cdbw-n>( AC. Good shapo.• . Trsller Salss. 823-4630.or. ^Naughahydo hido-a-bod $4000-ol(or. 934-4654 am1 - 73i^t630.------sota, good shopo, $250.- Inc.. 7 0 2 3rd ST . WobI, INVOICB!£ IHINVOICE INVOIClCE lato or loavo msg. = Twin Falls. IP 7 3 3 -.4 4 8 6 _ — Trailer, 2 horso paraloll, lull > C an ia.2166. ^ -Is£! OivorboanplantofB, ' sizo, swing down tallgsto, Nowfull-slzoiqmKoUbod. 118 MUSK^AL 6row,4row, good'cond, wilh annual $300.MUSTSELLI *'*' WS 3 lor ports. >600 4234494 . malntonanco, $1500 lirm. _ 208-736-1571 ovos. MSTRUMENTS Sold (armi 007 NH swathor,. 7e94ae8_wookdavs- CQuoonsizo>Ilowlop BuntN alio sax, oxc cond. "■ 466JDbalor.flOOdcond.■ Wontod!v Used horso a Slock mattrosaS box spring, still $70^lfor. Call 734-6282 S6000boL£MEHrS - TWIN MATTRESS SETS- ^lMtoredPIsno.,7330905 - . 10 M odod. Kinder & $89: FuH4110; Hotel mai- Dairymonll havo two 14‘ goats, $45oa,goodpots, trosa sots, O w m or King- V«slzovioin.$75. compoetorsavailabkiky _ g00dbr0W80fB,_g43-_5^ • $99.GoodCoodllfan ------Cal 886-7575. salo. 324-1136 0 Bum lambs Can 734-1373.67ft4933_ Spinot Spin piano. Iroo dolivory. International 295 boan plonl- Twin size piaow top manross -<$5te. 2 0 ^ 8 - 2 7 1 7 .'or, Intornational hay rako.-2 Wholesale pianos. ______c .i K « ^ 9 ; i ,______J 500 wator tanks. Can _ 'g78-g717, ■------S43-S070. ______JD42001B'3bottomplow, ^7I> FADHUSC. ' 19 OFFICE # » 1 2 9 1 9 9 4 M AIZDA I «94oes f! #941 6 4 1994 UA1AZDA -•:r^ » W S O ,3a4-Kg n g ' Wraior [smi^soo and flOO' — £QUPM EHI_-^ -I ■ C m ^ x 4 -— -N/ r__ JDeso-Bwtfhor.augortypo. ,oaions. Can 734-7304. J B 4 0 0 0 ^ e^ ( tc lAUAJlOtls MPV ...... p opiors lor aale. U r g o so- Forsatoorlrado.>-Powdor - Iscliori o f recohdilTonod'' JE Rivor sq^uoeze chute, will 8d. 1 4 -J E W E lB Y ______INVOICE NVOICEJ INVOICl — 707-FARM S£EO-^—: -| ~ l^ fw ^ M :8 O T 4 T C 4 — copiers start Ina at $M 5. 1 • ANDFURS j^!yoar warranty a v a lla b lo .' " AAAAIIallasood “ ban734-99W,'______. Grand Valloy oom sood, i is12 diamond ladles weddino m - sol, aprasled at $1700 will 820a PETSANDI soil for $600 or best ollor. SUPPUES 1 734^ 0f73»1477^ Can 734-7861 6-9om. __ __ * Invo:ivok e may not reflect dealer’sr’s actu0 al cost. Plus Tax, T itle &Se $74.50 Doc. Fee. For sood spud hauling call TiFor sale; Diamond Pendant lt>iacibtodrAKCUb.istshotsa • D ^ e r retains rebate! ww! hen applicable. E xclu des Mi:^ lle n ia . B77-4536 wilh gold chain. $200 or dodawa, do S5 champa In bmi bost eW. ^9214 ^ > 0 9 HAYiGRAIN...... ■ AND FEED _ BIS LAWN&QAROEN Tlom im ^ ,siver AKC Poodle. fimookJ, IShpSoanlawntrador.'* 801 AKT1QUE8 u8OdlMason,$1100. ' cS^sy;^, . I -7S4:flfl25r<^meaaeqe.- 5^ AlfaKa hay. ton bales, 1st z,2T porci^ 3oH. Handweidt'' ^ bird doge. 1 lamal«^ir»— Heb^.aJloriginai.beautl- AAllordabie lawn care, mow- hair Drauther. 1 neutered hd cond. sac% ie $500. nalewIraha]rGriltin734- 206-6634608. 8374656. M96 day or 324-7673 ovoa ■ ■

■' Y r 1 1 I ■ ■ F-4 Timos-Nows. Twin Pi ■ V n F’olls, Idaho W udnwday.; M ft^jiy ie : 1994 I' Misciellaaneous-Re(icreational-l-Transporttation 8 2 0 -1 0 9 9

820 PETS AND 827 GARAGE SALES B04 CAMPERS : 9 i r THAVEL ■ 1007 TRUCKS 1027 CADILUb ' 1063 MERCURY 11075 PLYMOUTH 1011087 TOYOTA ■ ' SUPPUES — A N D SH E aS TRAILERS. „ 1977Toyota. 5 s;)ood, longJ -8 3 ^ u ^ ^ o V iIto . vory wellii 1984MorcuiyOrar>d i1974 Plymouth runs groai; %•92 Toyota. Undof 30k. excol ‘I- Maturo Boror lomaJo, (rooi o , = £ lO'A' ovorshot.$eOO. Sholl, r 'box. good tiros, worit truck. v. Marquis, knkasharpl cond. $10,00 firm. Cali ' GARAGE oiT '81 Prowtor, 28', excol cond.'■ l£0(&tk)r. Col 734-2302. - . . oood homo. S3&-2257, ___ _$50. e.sw^ol^ w^nxls.da. $6500.-Call886.2666. . . . air. otc. Musi so o ll $38003 $2100 •■Coll Bob 734.1590. NAL, AT, AC. good condi- 2 Coatos tiro mounting m :!«• Bosl oHor.’Call 326-3145.^ All Ktt trailers and 5th whools : tion. $1500.7340556. ■ ------t•82 HreblrdSE. nowor m«of, must m Bom$12Worbostof-. chinos, $200 ooch, Bulkulkoil i toryouf convlencoon__ giQuooncaboyor campor^ir____ on solo HOW. Solo prices _ _1989 Choyy V* ton oxtondod .1070-OIUSMOBILE ------$2100. Call 3244512.-______jo ------.^pump, >85,324.2200—------— Friday’#4S#turd«y'#.- Ibl dearly posted. Your cob Ibngbox. AT. AC, r -1979 Ohovrolot MallburS" ' With prapsyment you ala<•I'an 4 ovon, ico box. dbl ' door, good conditton. 1979 : '82 Grand Prlx, nico car, •85 •SS VW Gon dtosel, 5 spd. 4 Now 1 llmo usod gas pot sink.'$850 besl olfor. Callall trodo-lnfe wnntod NOW. cruiso. $9895. ^ 2 9 6 5 ' -89 OUs 88, oxcol cond. AT, m ods carburotor work. dr^AM-FM^cassoile.AC. di ofodscyl. SHPHondooi - Chovrelotlmpola. 4door,I AC, cruise, NADA $532^ 543-4040.______Your trade-in is worth moro' 1991 Chovy SIO pickup. 73.000 actual mlles.'Coli V-6. AT, $800 or boat oftor Pi alno ponablo comprocoo ll Campof wilh ovorshol. Us T-6' NOW.Oursolodtonb matching canpor &))oll. ox-• 3244051.______^ ' now $4500. 733<3076 ovos 733-I536of324-3134 tiros.45mDq.4^-6135 tir Cuslom covor. guogos.IS t nir nllkindaofsoodlaal ^ good NOW. Bank financingI colloflt condtlion, 536-2570 : Deadlines: Thur»d«y12K>2KX) PU bod. hos rongo lop and - 1987 Borotla. AT, PS. PB. i gun&ho^»0d>.7BS-€0a ovon. rolrig, quoon bod and^ whh ratos stil good NOW. '65 GMC PU. runs woll. noon for Friday; Bost produd. bost sorvico. > AC. cnibo. tilt, now lires 4 Soars 10* fodiol caw, occot ^rldajj2r00jjoontoi^S a t moro. $1050.543-4197 $500. Cal 537-6950. brakes, oxc cond, vory corios $200. Commorkal '69 GMC % Ion, wilh utilityI ctoan. $2300:734-5948 bondsaw 14'oxira blade Cuelom Toppor for VW pick- B ro ck ^ ^ “nIi?4FV'a uo, $150,423^494,______734.3167 * 3244203 '! box; '64 Dodgo 2 ton. $650' '67' Chovy Impala. Runs 1 0 0 N $120. Wood latho36Mootoots on. Call 423^494. I Over NEW . $60.13540^pla.Jororrirome W ~ •1-80Q.773-3187 . good. $600.733-8990. • M a z d a si • B ulcks - PcP o n t i a c s - ofcallj24.ll24_ Toni traitor, • '74 Ford PU .V4T . campor' * '74 Comaro, 355 Chovy, • G M C 5T^;ijJCks In S| tc t o c R ! I good condition. sp ociol. 93K orIg mis, forgod aluminum pislons. $1850 or olfor. 432-S225 824 VIDEO compotIlion.high velocity _ ^ w o o . 7 6 Chevy 'A Ion, 350. auto. ENTERTAlNhEKT(T cam, EdoKmck carb. Intako We Guarantee ' S1500-ollor.4-16’ Dodgo 4broalhor, 11-1 compros- will pay less than involc & TELEVISION 1 912 UTILITY rims. $15 00.423-5197 sion, 400 hp chrome rims. $3000 bost olfor. 7 4 Chovy WantAddeadorsllve. }d TRAILERS '77 Cho\/y V* Ion pickup. 906 GUNS AND- W ______Good shape. $ 1760. Call V4 ton 4x4. Bost oftor. Call TVc.VCR'c.&Appls. 934-8422. ______TV Doctor. 73<-9188. 901 ATVSANO " in-E s 0. 16-uiiliiywKh20'plporack. . ovonlnos 734-6905. _ I40T0RCYCLES _ Call 734-7304.______, '0OChovyLuvPU,lalfcondi- '81 a itllo n Mauser 30.06. Tosco scope. I lion. 543-6757 ovonlngs 4 dr. needs somo work, 825 WAKTED TO BUYY ______$295. fiolion ovor 4 under, '• $350. . ____ 1972HondaXL250$S0. g0nunQO.$285.324-2244 '84 Ford Rangor PU, good 10" & Larger non*worklnrklna Call65S4232 condilbn, $2500 or bost ol- :- Con 733-4035. color TV’s 4 VCR’s. CoColl 1982 Hondo Cuslom CE Rominaton BDL, 270, lirod for. 934-8194.______'89 £ Chovy Subutban. 67,000 • 423-4676 ovoa a wknda 20 timos. Tosco 3x9 worW . mllos. loadod. truck make £ __ 900, low milos. oxtra doon clofis. sling, swrvois. $500. I '89 GMC SIS, 54.000 milos. ILAR lull dross. 543-8836 ovo' I 4 cylinder, 5 spood, air, PB. convorston pkg. $13,500, ■ lo r moro USED CELLULAJ Cnil 734-2156 msfl. 678-0626. ______PHONES. 734.8529. n ings 4 wookonds, 543- mags, now Vros, cloan —— 4114 Mon-Fri S-Som ___ SKS 4 600 rounds of ammo. truck. $4300.7334190. 19S5 ornowor. 4 10 6 hp. 3. Composilo Slock $350. CaLr - outboard trolling motor.c?’ 1908 BMW lOOOGS.immoc-___ 536-5126 nftor Som. ■91 Chovy S-IO.Tahoo pack- 1037 1 DODGE CnB 7 3 3 -0 ^ . ulato. loadod, low milos. ago, tongbod, V.6. campor - CM 726.5357.______CB / t 1002 AUTO PARTS sholl. AT. AC, 12,000 mb. ., 2DAYSLOTm . AduH ma!o Sun Conuro, roa jon, 908 MOTOR.HOMES '67 Shadow. AC. 5 spd. now sonablo. 733-1455. 1988 Kawasaki 305, low I & REPAIRS Call 788-2993.______‘ C h ^ e ^ milos. oxcol cond, Call'VO- ANO RV'S Doha tool box liroa. oxc. cood.feSOO Baldwin Acro&onic spinot ph 43- • _ 350 Chovy short block fac- Call 3204600 fjlCK WpONTlA< ono. Mado in loto 30's, 40'i4&'s ' 324-5106,______1979 2 5 'Cruise Air motor- lorsmallpid(up.$50. - 1AC '. lory rebuilt, $500 ox- while, oxcoltoni conditton. ' T ' T ^ ^ g e^ ^ to n ^ ^ d . good mimuDW f SPAN Ah Of 50-S. 423-4934 1990 Honda XR-200, cloan.lac- homo, party model, Dodoo0 chango. Good pricos on $ 1 7 5 0 .7 3 3 ^ .------Cnllntlnr6pm734-6S0B. _ Carpot. comic books, sci-l os. ' chassis 440 ongino. 54,0001, olhors. Highway 30 Auto - milos. gon. AC, dual tanks,_ Parti. : 734.'V090. , Smr Wors, Slor Trok, otcolc. 1991 Yamoha RT 100. branc 1008 4X4 ’ 1041 FORD iioms. 7 3 ^ 1 6 . ____ now Moy ’93. Excol cond, now tiros, runs good. V0 7'- 63 Chovy 4x4 6.2 iher diosol . ^ $1500.5^3^56. clean , low hilcb . front 4I, engine. . Selling forparts. 1 1973Maverlk. 302 onglno, Cash lor CB's, VCR's, micro 'bade $9500. 423-5044. ; 1983 Dodgo 4x4 Storm Classic. 6.2 dio- 1990 K Ford Fosllva. 28,000 300 miios. 1989 36 ’ Limitod A. sol, loadod, running J mitos. $3.200.432-6813. • T op D elialar Paid for T rade-l e - l n s mof. nood swing sot & out- OWorKawasW . nor. $100. Ono Goodyear 00 27,000-rniios. 1983 18' boards, factory hitcn. ij aktotoys. 536-6452. — 120 runs good, ■ TransSlar C. 15.000 milos.' J LT265/75 RI6 tiro in 1992 Ford Escort LX.Tilt,. I'm looking for a good work­ork- $100orbosloHor. Chovy? rim, brand now, Asking $ ^ . cruiso, < oir. 4 door sedan . • L o W ' R a t:e e B ank Financingg A1 vailable — 1979 17’,<^ Flair C. 1976 22' 324-5865. Grtoovonlnoa. ( ing sowing machino to> bo Cnil 733-4454 nftor 4om. MonicoC. 1981 25’ El Do­ $100. 16* truck ch ain s. _ Call nnvlimo 734-7786. usod lor mondino. CallJail ------^------rado C-roar bod. 1993 30' r 7884688 wookdavr. ii1 9 85T oyotaS R 5, EFI, w- 747i Ford M ustang II. Now • Save Timin e & M o n e y 733^93 ovos.______902 BICYCLES Laylon. Cotobrity travol trlr. shell 4 carpet kit. Must solll tiros, t oxcol motor, good Noodod: Slacking washorhor - ______— 1 9 8 4 ,2 9 'Sunburst travel1 1003 AUroS-OTHER J $6000dServico '65 ’ Ford Mustang, AT, 70K 1991 1 Iton, 4x4.4door,350 » ERSEN ^ • 3 ^ 2 0 3 1 . ______14' oluminum fishing bool,us Hwy25Bcro(sfromthe ' Ford. Excoitont condillon. 4 _734^M8^W I ^g3 $500. CaB 324-2052. orlo. mites. 660 Motion TF Wantod; I960, 1989.4 1990 :k Ruport ELka J'69 Chovy PU, Hot Rod rod, spood. AT. OD. traitor tow B U I C K @ ^ Happy Holidays Barblo^ 14-ftwrgloss boot, 1988 Ruport. 436-3724. pkg, lots of oxtras. Call lor 1050 10 JEEP- QO 40hp Evinrudo. Many ex­ 400 V8,4 spd, fun,'80sus- Dolls. 736-7476. ploaso or 1990 Wilderness 26', big ponslon, disc brakes, Al- — dotnils 544-7525. — PONTIAC miT i a ^ r a a kwvonmossano.______^ tras, oxcolloni condlion.ko bath, twin bod, usod 1 sea- 1991 Eapto Talon, all whool- 7 6 CJ5. soft lop. 6 cyl. 3 spd, S $3500. or bosl offor. CaB pine radio, till whool, fac- 1! blue.$3000T34-4»ei Wontod: 2000’ galod plpo, 8 son, liko now. scissor jack. lo^^ { ^ ral]y^whoola IS ', J drive, loadod, 4 studded — 350 NonTth Main - Downtou( o w n t’C- 733-W^w:»^-8164 ^ Toj>8^t^^o^$9000.ol{or. '6 _lltiia.indudod.$13.000.ot_ ------of-lOValumtnum-or-PVC;- 1062-MERCEOESBENZ-^------ntain-Homerldako-to------— ------7330731 days.______72 OWs 88 conv. Exc, cond bost j oHor. 733-3541 days ^ - r 14looil4>orglas5boalwiih Wantod: 2x6 longuo 4 ~ 7 3 26' Motor homo. Onan ^Makooffor 532-4580 ovos ^ Driv» with elM u l Morcodos iniitof.ChtyskJf motor. Vory gonoralor.vOiy nico condi- ' 4x4 Scout II, runs woll. neods ^ • D ealer retalna an]iny r«bat«s. AU units subject toprtoraale.to p groovo enough to covor • 72 Olds 68 conv. Exc. cond , 280 SEL. V.8, oxc cond 7x10. Call 423.4606. '’f good shoM. $1650. lion. Call 734-0678 f work. $1.500.734-9597. j .. plualua tax, title and doe fee.______— Coll 733-4193 Makooffor 5324580 ovos $4500.537-6672 oves L Wantod: 6 or 6 Sanlam 1 7821'ChinookDodgo | CLASSOF74I •58 \ GMC. 350. 4 sp .. Short- chlckon induding a roostor. IShpE^n^^^^usod. Chassis, oxc. cond, low '. bod $3900off Of 543-8348 — ~ — rngo^An ox1fasT326-'521B-■ d Raro74Buk*Luxuscon- - .0011734-4722.______voftibto, 455. loadod. Top 7 6 Blazof, shorp. oil now or — 16* Alptoc boat-trallor, 75hp robuili. $5500-ollor or Wanlod: 7 9 -79 Toyota Envonjdo motor, now sool.' '88 Ford molorhomo. 25.000 cond. 64.000 original mt: ‘ Coltca with no motor. ry ml. teadodll Call 736-7264. $12.000 Cflll 733-9056. *trade. Too many details to b o m ^ .^ m f 4 dopth find- list, so caU 5 4 3 ^ 6 3 . Call32M197.______'90 Paco A n w 3 7 J motor p Wantod: Any okJ lumber tack — homo, loadod 4 doon. ' —1006 SEMS& HEAVY ~•eO,Chovy'Aton.$3000-«f- 16'walklhrouoh.l-O, tor. Call 543-6904 tools, to bo usod in Boy 155 tw. $3750.678-1164. J- 326-4703 or 326-4964 , EQUIPMENT _ IT'S \VOUR :MON] ’ Seoul camo. 733-10B6 . — Family size 35 ft Eldorado, •81 Chovy %ton 4x4,17.000 r r 1955 35 hp Evinrudo boat 1970 IH COE 4070 Hiwoy on t rebuift motor, oxc. cond. Wanlod; C-« Iransmission for motor, runs good. $275.f 100% self conlolnod, ali 351 Ctovolond, roasonoblo. goodies Incl. levolors. tractor. 2 axlo, 290 Cum- J$4000.734-3284 ovoa. 543-8836 OVOS 4 wknds or mins, 13 spd. whito. groal -a, . 733.1410or 733-1414. — 543U114Mon-Frie-5pm $30,000 or trade 324-7448 — ’63 Ford Bronco. Full size, _ 401 7lh Avo E. Jeromo cond. $5350.734478r oxcol ( cond. rww paint, 351 ! Wantod: Conforonco tablo>lo 19aSKawa3akl12SXX.Ask- - Windsor ongino, rurts great. . . . whh or wilhout chairs. Call;all Ino $600.733-5473. For saio: Car loto. now, 7 2 cobover Ffolflhtnnor.-24' - ) DEM[AND]BETT]ER! Call734.oi&).______• 73^6050.______— novor usod, cost $ 1200, hay bed 4 , or 14* gravol — — 1987 Freedom 17lt opon •83 Ford F150 XLT oxiondod Wamod: Early 1970 s Chovyivy bow 130 hp inboard, 100It soil $750. Kon 736-8209. ‘jsbed. Runs groat. $8000 or 'K long bod 4 whool drivo.'0, hours. $63Ci0.544-2561. SEE EXCEPT)ONAL bost t ollor. a3-6643. cab, c new caiborator. Excol. Qood cocKlHion. 622-3621 Usod RV's ailntormountoin 580 r Ck Caso backhoo load- _£cond.. $4950.423-6291 _ 1968 Ski Naullquo. 210 ' . V '. ^ - Wanlod; Fair booth siand or hours, spare prop, banilooi— motor homo in Wendoll. 80 _cor, cab, good tiros, $7,500 .'84 ‘6‘ CtiovSilvorodo. V«lon. 580 e Caso backhoo toodof. 4 4 x 4 ,6 ,2 diosol, LOADED] tmitef, Call 676.7723. _ boom. hoator, slorago cov­ suro lo £00 Auto SoIlorPa- — por lor complotolisiing with 'ROPS.goodtiros.oxconont Towing 1 pkg, low ml, Wantod: Full sizod violin. er, always storod insido. condition. $9,500. $5300-olfw. 1 733-1324 733-5144 $14,750. EVM 734-3497 n pictures and pricos. Cell , 0 U6-2301 ii you nood lo soil 1978 Konworlh W 900,400 '85 'gi Toyole, excel cond. low Wanted: LP Albums, rock,ck 1989 17 11 C o g u n b a s^ a -_ . orbuYYPur^V.______- Cummins, 544, 60* walk-in mi, n $ 5 ^ -o lfo r . 734 4 0 3 6 . , IX- ' suro boot. '90 85 fu Forco. skwpor, dean. $17,500. ' Joftor4pm.______^ c^jrt'hSianJ ? ^ 1 954*I UEod loss than 75 hours, 910 SPOUTING GOODS ^ '87 Jeep Cherokee, 6 cyl, S W anted lo buy: 12'-18' ox-— powortrim4tin,12.24volts Wo pay cash lor good usod bow mount ok>ctric motor, 2 AT, runs good, very good B tonslon (addor. largo !' 1990 gas Cli* Car goll cart, o^uipmont. f Consignments 'shapol CaB 536-2643. ^ screen TV nol working.‘'a 4 livo wolls, soals 4, 3 doplh’• $25& . 734-3203 attor 5 ' C ara trades wolcome. — Misc tooia. 733-6760. lindors. with traitor, $7,200 WTER-WEST '89GMCS-15truck;4WD; ’85 r r or boat ollor. 324-1381 bo-r For sok>;,Columbia gas pow- ! air; now liroa; now paint; Wonted to buy: SOO gallon \ orod goll cart. 733-2444. ' EOUIPUEKT SALES 0 twoon 4:30 4 6:30 pm 1760 KJmboriy Road campor c sholl; low mllos; Pfooanetank.733-1B15. i‘ Nordic Flex Gold, now, $650 $700Q.^08^768-241^ — 1989 20 ft Supra comp TSM ______B o a iT ix fo o j J s Coll 734-1357 or ofter 6pm « GMO Jimmy 4x4, fully ro- 6.'351 V-8. 260 hp. compo-2 734-4039.______6510 , D ldi Witch (OouU dio- I - Illion wntorskf boat. A Mutt sofw-roaraoor4 6waytlt *storod. new ongino and sto- : Wanlod to buy: Gl Joo dolls. blade) wHhloltovring attach- Jroo l $4995.73M161 - : and accossorlos, and any-5 ' ______□ 911 TRAVEL 2 1 iS o a Swirl Cuddy, doop ments: A512 trencher whh SuSuburban GMAC, 1993, 1994 OLDSC CUTUA SS SUPREIV■ME - thing rolalod to Llltio Rod TRAILERS rockchain, A412tronchor- 39,000 3 m iles, 4x4, powor - Rldlnghood. Call 736-s . V-hull.175hp, low hours. PS, pass-thru windshlold, noods ropair, A63 vbrotofy pack. p AC. AM/FM tape, SPECIAL El■DITION : a423.of73&0301. } 14 'travol trailor. $900. or _ f ^ . $ i s ! ^ firm coll $25,000. $ bays208.845- — tandom Iroilor. idoal familya mako otfor. 734-2352. ^ ' : Wanlod (o buy; Ksylom 4 skiing^ M ^ ln g . 4 fishing ^ 3 9 0 2 ovonlnos. _22001. ovos 845-2878. St. # 4 6) ( 0 D 4 • riowciDp hay. North Won- t 16tlAristocrat.ckian.$1200. -83 s 644CJDIoadof,500hTB. V4V* ion Chovy. 4 x 4 ,4 0 0 c id '(teflanKL-FltznornkJ- • _ 734-8696 atior 6pm b Burley 678-5603 ovos or S34.500:'80 966C. now onglno o oxcol, drivo lralr>- D ‘C ruise •LO . 536-5808 Of ee&-7716 _ 678-2221 days.______3 16'Torry travol trailor. $1200 rubbor,^42.500:(i)'77. ff good g shape, issoo. 324- •FWD -V-66 "Air •Stereo OADED! Wantod: topsoil rooaonablo 22 ’/^‘ BayIinor.350Volvoon-. Of best oltor. Call 734-2457 644BJDtoadors. « CHOICE 88412 ovoa or 324-3386. . prico.Cafi733-5660day. . »»o^5pm.______! _ S28.SOO;2 i 3 ) . '€& C a . mkVanted: Early 1970'S Chovy llmo Of 734.7523 ovoa. '■ gino. 2 dopth lindors, Lo- — ran-C, 2 Builgb pumps. SSIf 1974 2 3 'Prowler sell cont. .$34,000 £ up;'85 A66 3 yd Tlong bod 4 whool drivo, _ propts, new tiros on E2Y) travol trailer, has air condi- —Ford loader, $22,600; '82 »good cond'Hten. 622-3621 ■ Wanlod: kwTor trailer. Call lor appi^ lionioo. 734-7524 aftor Som Caso W 20C, *22,500; {4} Usodotncodeaks. 438-8560 Of 436-6562. r ' 1977 5th whool 31-. New 5800 .* Case backhooa; tM1009 VANS ft BUSES 1977-80 exiendahoea. 1 . — 7 1 Johnson supor qulot 75. tiros, vory ctoan must see. " W anlod; U sod SchwTnn . >7.500 or o ll« .7 3 4 ^ 7 ;;. $13,500;'89 f JCBbadihoo, 1990 Dodgo Grand Caravan, hp outboard motor, motor : 4x4, oxtondahoo, 2000 hrs, ic AirO'Dvno oxorclso biko.>- controls 4 cablos, runs’ ‘1989 28ftFlrabali. manyox. « loaded, must solll $7900. $24,6CO;JD750dozerw cM 7 3 i-5 3 a a .______3 * _ oroat. $600.326-5396 > ; tras. 733.1927 'p ripper, i24.500; '80 JP 7^78 Ford van wth Dotta con- Wamod: Wkio lirod molorn-'' 7 9 Compton 16' 70hp motor 19e9 35’ RooalProw»or5th SSOC C dozer w/rippor, d o or Ihroo wKoolor suit-[• 4 traitor good cond. $3700,‘‘i ; whool,slidaout.$13,500. S24.S00;'6051 4 '8 2 T D 2 5 E £varafon Ml, bost otfor. Call . for Irriokna 934-5688L Call 7 3 4 - ^ . ______— ' Cofl 934-8443 days or n 324-4381. . a_ *9? Yfimnha Wqwp Riifinqr’ - 934-4281 ovoa. e4 .D o dgoj -13 pa s s o ngot------S33SBEESE I; 111. Excd cood with 2placor 20’: Soil contalnod. Excollont "tsIiSSm4) sM jfia" ^ • ilofn heltors 4 X bull ‘ Condilktn $4000 733-3144 Torrox ${ scrappor, $ 3 7 ^ , '8686 Dodgo van. $600, noods 1 :qrfyo«, 423-5974, ] — Dand^ famlj^iishlng^boy.— 23 ’ TraVeliaza, slo o p s 40, 631B8orappar,500hr«. body b< work, runs good. '62 _^anl.lo.buy.atorago.ahod_ , Coll 324-8698 _____ — ______:____ 200 B. ol six fool chain link^ down soots, 40 horso 24’ Iravol trailer, ^ ^ m i ^ - ® . tones. Shock coOarfof dog.'■ ovinrudo, oaay load trailor bucket trucks, cats, back- <8888 Ford XLT Club wagon. 1 702-778-2386 . _ __ $1850. Can 324-3593 ) hooi, excavalora, dump soats « 12. PS.- PB. AO. sto- U * n d e r G a i trucks 4 lowboya avail, rg ' ' ' ’ ' jFor8alo:18llhomomado roo. $4300, offor. >33- ' 25’ Fireball tisikjf, twin bods, j , 6038.______;______827 OARAGE S A U S saU boat YCIas«, $1500 or • oxcol cond. 18’Starcraft e: ------J i W e s t l a n d / D r oHof. 734.2950 ask tof Bin. ' 98 Fofd conversion van. 4.9 : boal w. trailor. 678.5976 1007 TOUCKS ' ^ 0 liter onglno, fully loodod, Siir T h e In d o o r Jot j sM-s: 1992 Kawasaki 750 * 25’Tofry, AC, awning, twin p< M o t o r s SS . 1801 X-2.Zie(nan trail- boda.sJoopaS-e^orm 1872 bi Ford PU with ahel, AT. SM OBItE^^ICV Garage Sale - Of. $7.500.734-4999. , windows, roar both. \ nC CK * ISUZU IM026 BUICK . J S p a c u ^ l a b l e . iLiko now. liborglass boal, 1354 Olympia Dr. In M a n a g e mt i i n t ! / 13-872171-800-828 2 4 - 1 5 2 6 Tliure.Sunday 21', half hard-tcp, 233 HP \toroffw 324-1124 23 989 Buick }=togal, 82,000i Senots: 10am-7pm . Merc Cruiaef. 6 4 3 - ^ - .71 17’ camp trailor, gas 4 i m actual m llos;5 door, PS, Buyet8:11am-7pm f^’arts for oldar 36 hp etoo, rofrig. good afiapo, PB.AT.oloclrlowintfows 1310 1* POLELINE RD. 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