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I ■ ■ V " ' . • D pay for at least ByB.DRUMMONDA^D A Y R E S J R . ' bbig money bill m l^ t prcclpitclpitate anolher lengthy abortloilion llfo would bc cndangenngered should the fetus t}Ci ccarried a n to that military funfunds were being used to po ta^ayer’s money »Service..:— ------—fighl-between,:lhO'House-andn -and-the-Senato at-a.polnt.whcrtien ___‘iMTn______zc.QOCLnbortlons.e;13 e v e r y y e a r , o n a b u s e o f ta x | r i F a j H i i c a ^ t a r e s ------: WASHINGTON — The House>e ppassed Wednesday the utim e Is rtmningout on the 65th C o n g re ss. . lh a l h e a s s e rtex d l c o n s titu te d a " c u r s e " o n the J C u r rc n t D efen se DDepartment e p a policy provides fund rgcst money bill In congressionalinal history, a $119.2 billion The Senate has tradition;Itionally been more liberal c CCcnsocslnblls.,ish m e n t. )use- “lx>rtlonsforany womaio m a n e lig ib le fo r o th e r m e d ic a l ( •rcnse appropriations measure,lure, tacking on a con- n Jie Houso. Last year, a Hous ' he added "that the usingsing of the word. abortion matters than the I , . the military, as longg asta s tw o d o c to r s lln d th a t thIC e atwab o rtio n Is * s u re , h bversia flnrenqmcnrat~tB6~ig5rlaBrmoment that severely-s“ Senate^uabblo over aborllorirtlo n fu n d s f o r th e D e p a rtm e n t i IS of menlhal ‘rtefense’ comcsc s h o m e lo a ll o f u s ." mfhq "medically Indicated"ed” oc r r e q u ir e d fo r " r e a s o n s o f n mited use of any of the funds for abortions by women In Health, ^ Educotlon and Welfaielfare, dragged on for sbc montl •nmp health,” and If that1 funtfunding is nol In conflict wvlth llh the11 la\« Rep. EllrabethKsth H o llim a n , D .-N .Y ., s trorongly n t opposed the ilform or m ilitary dependents. bt>eforc conferees could find a compromise. The san rf nc ■ or countr;lunlry In which the abortionlon IsIj to bc . flmendment. ShoShe argued that It would discdiscourage women The vote on tho at>ortion amendmidmentwQs22GtolC3. a o rg u m e n t lo o m s a ^ i n thlis is yyear c over HEW funding and.; p e rfo rm e d . ond married couplescoi from Joining the amarmed forces and L a le r , th e H o u se p a s s e d th o fuu ll b in b y a v o te o f 339 to 60, of o W ednesday’s action, overver nm ilitary appropriations, Tse policy Is thus would hurtirt tthe Amcirican defense effortffo rt. fter thw ? days of debate in whichhlch an unsuccessful effort W e d n e s d a y 's a m e n d mo e n t Vw a s o ffe re d b y R e p . R o b eirt rt K.] “We believe presentsent Department of Defense p< icsman sold The langungoIge In tho Doman amendmentnenl was sim ilar to as made to eliminate *2.1 blllloillllon for a nuclcar carrier Doman, i R.-Callf. 11 statqitatc^ lhat none of the funtunds reasonable and pruderrudent,” a Pentagon spokesmt languagethott R(R e p . H e n ry J . H y d e . R.-I11.,11., h a s I n s e r te d in lo m t the Carter adm inistration diddid nr o t w a n t . . opproprlatedi for the Dcpartnm rtm ent of Defense could be,.used us after Wednesday’samendment amei was adopted, lu m b e r of U m c s In r e c e n t y^ e ears. a r Thp abortion amendment raisedIsed the possibility thnt the to t pay for abortions exccpt;pt irin cases In which the molheiher’s • In calling for adoptlooption of the amendment, DomD o m a n s a id H E W bU ls a m o r

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7 3 r d y e a r . No. 29293 T w inn .Falls, Idaho Thursday,a y , AugfistlO, 197t>78 IS'”"

it ' ^ I r d r e vW \ \ ‘ \ ’ i r c s s l aa r g e ss t v ot c .j - ^ I ' T - r‘ I t r • 'V’ V ...... n T w ii n F ai l l s B l ' ' K lallL By JEFFSHER Out of 26 counties;les In tho district. >•' Tlmes-Newswriter , ■ Harding carried onlytnly ten. Iri none of { tl w e n t fo r H a rd in ff'^ M A\GIC G IC VALLEY — Democraticallc lhe counties which wc • 1,000 votes cast,, H congresslcresslonal candidate Stan Kressress wero more than'1,0 ilph indicating Hardingg dldid well In rural,— •- _ ...... W -deteatcd^itcd_primnry._oppp.nent, Rnjpl] a cui-ried the cities — • ; • ^ H a r dling in g IIn Twin Falls County by,y £a areas, while K i^ cu w id er r marginm i than in any otheiIher and the election, n primary results i’" , countylly In In the second congresslonaonal The Republican p th e M a g ic V a lle y | . 4 . d is tric•let. t. further indicate the , , m a y b e a K re s s stroronghold. n g ; Kress r e s s :also carried the entire MagI A lth o u g h J lr h Jojn n e s lo s l th e e le c tio n . Valleyley byb; ncorly five percent moi lo G e o rg e H a n se n127,891 27.8 to 36,395 w ith - n h is sta te w id e m a rg in of v ic to ry , ' th a n h ls s 416 out of 419 precln(Dclncts reported, ho n — aJJJ n n ly ls —o f —T uesday^® — D. — carrIeaThc“ MagIc-V{c'Valleyby-8;056-to— •— — m o ccratic ra tlc primary, election resul , 7.263. Hansen receiveelv'ed 56.6 perccnt of ' sh oIWS w s K ress received 70.5 percent the district vote, bunbul only 44.6 percent ' vole In Twin Falls Cbunly. I th e vote vaJ^ ofthfiMa^cVaUeyvie y v o te ...... 1.: re c:e e iv lv e cd d G1.7 p e r c e n t of th e vo H a n s e n c a r r ie d1 onlonly two counties In 1 . d IstHtflcl-wlde. cl-' the .Magic VallejI lle y , C a s s i a a n d \ Cress' next largest victory marglargln Minidoka, but hee wcwon them by large 1, c a mme c lrIn Bannock County, whereire ho margins, 1.931 tolo 8^842 In Cassia and . j i rccelvessK rf^ s c a r ri e d 6G.1 p e rc e n t oof f Ithe Hero are the rosresults of the race , _ v ole te in the M agic Valley, 4.4 perc>ercent county , by county,mty, first Hansen’s ore th a n h is to ta l c u sh io n . votes, then Jones':es': Ada. 1.724-3.662; W llhith 41C' o f 419 p r e c in c ts r e p-orUng o r t B{innbck. 4,078-2,535J.535; B e a r L a k e , 877- Uie Sccond Congressional Distrlis tric t, 340; B in g h a m , 3,144I,144-1,974; Bonneville j K re•ess s s h a d 12,512 v o te s to 7,7CCCC for 6,10(M,141: Butte,le, 321-208;: Caribou; - } H ardirding. in ( In the elghl Magic ValValley i,018-140; Clark, 12i126-65; Custer, 260- ! unties, Kress tallied 2.258 votes) te s to iBO; E lm o ro , Sll-C7t1-678; Franklin, 1,362------V crn-R aveii^enscroft's last-mimInute campaigningI inIn Twin Falls didn~t*t d o him m uch goodlO d-:-::-: ...... ,.1 ,1L53fornardlng.„ 5 3 foi 667: F r e m o n t, 1.255-G87; 1.22 J e f f e r s o n ,____ TThe h e only Magic Valley couicounty 1,995-754; ^Lemlil,II, 1 764-571; M a d is o n , ■______,H a r dardlng ln | won was Camas Courounty. 2.003-842: Oneida,da. 399-118; Power. M w hlere e re ffewer voteswe're cast thanan iany 40^ 332; andTeton,'l6n."

ByDAVIDMORRlSSEY Ravenscroft saidlid “it now appears tlonsn totc changing a primary elecle ctio n •R a v e n s c ro ft: 32.1C32.1CC. 27.5 p c rc c n t, f x / i ^ , Times-News w riter ccrtain, pendinglg rnext weeks official' duringirlng the spring of the year.” •O tter: 30,192,2S.BI2S.Bpercent. M a g i c V oa / / e y v o) t t e BOISE — The possibility • oof n canvas, that Allanlan Larsen will be the Ravenscroft Rav said his ‘immedle d la t e -J a c k s o n : 13,574,74, 11ll.C p e r c e n t. •ecouiit in Idaho's gubernatorial•lal con-> 1978 Republlcailean gubernatorial • concei>ncem” would be "findingng an •Crowe:4,500,3.8pi3.8porcent. _J* est disappeared Wednesday' m o m - n o m in e e . I h a v e3 talkedta ' with Allan nnd opporisportunlty to repay the debtsbts in- - .Amyx:2.842,2.4p<2.4 p c rc e n l. . . /d j . l i, d i n R al i u e n s c r c ng, os' final-rcturns-- flavc3 A Allan-, havo exprcswd-n:i-my-compltments-as- currwirred-in-thl& -campnlgn,-mim:imy- of : Incumbent govemc/emoraiid-Democrnt— o f i ■ Larsen a whislicr thin victoryry m tobe Andrus left Idnho10 to become Interior strong' race showed Larsen — a Blnchlackfoot ■ 30 percent of IdalIdaho’s voters, partlcI- “contlc o n tin u e to th e e x te n t th a t I-c a n I rong' showing In Cassia aond Jn racking upp suprislnglysi • strong )le.” Secretary underT PresidentPi Jimmy Minidol farmer and speaker of thec I slslate Larsen finishedled sccond, third or Amyx of Boise all trailed farr bc b e h in d ' c hnalrman, a irm scored heavily In mlUch ud of fourth in thosese countlcsi behind the three leading Republicans. thle e MeMagic Valley In his electionon bid,I Ravenscroft, C.L,.L, ■•Butcti"' O tter of ■After-monihs-of being PU.U., pub P o l l s 2als his ssecrets c aopturlng p tu r Twin Falls, Jerome,e , 1L in - C a ld w ell a n d Larryi.irryi Jackson of Boise, ster revec oin, Go«‘r p o I i s . ^ • Wednesdaylay momlng waiting forthec finalflni TOtums to come Larse:.arson toppeled Ravenscroft.ljt in ihe_'m argln lhat separ prim ary election result, Ravensv^LS ■aidatesln3tatewld(iwlde totals:------te goal IH to gctXo thl! pc-opicpie vwho actually In. sjta ta te te v w ld e to ta ls . -eowwled defeat at-noonr-Wcdne■dnote,” Schragsalcsaldrmmnlrtheother-iJoUiiKCJ Vloslc-r^alleyr-was—slgnllicifipnntly also cul Rave^ci•nscrofts share of the Tuesday, the proper proccctccedures of formulating andnd wwording their fortitude! totd rel6fl5inhirpolHhetlay4i«f«i4i®f«rv-UiOJ.^lc«liohAVe-T-Mosii examination of tho ballots. Tue o f 3,252 l o j a f M a g ic " Vnl!vniiey votC" lu ‘ 38.4— ^— ask for a questions correcUEctly to rc d u c e th e p o s s ib ility:y o f ie r r o r ." h a d n o l plcpicked Larsen as the certain3ln winner,w only as the liglitelig lite r th a n in 1976, A to ta l of Larsen said he would not ask is In the percent. Befort;fore.^the elccllori, s leading With all but sevensev. of the 849 precincts reporcporting, Larsen probable! v.winner, bccause Ravenscrofl;croft and Bulch Otter fewerfewer voters went to tlie polls li rccount as long oa ho was le I In 1970 Ravenscroft slafftitaffcrs hnd said they ; w a s th e lik e lyr w:winner over Raver^croftI Inin the six-man were wlthlriiin seven percent behind himilm, ,'which Is withln our elglilciglil Magic Valley counties In -RavcnscrofL ...... ------145 pcrccnt.of-the.total------riiarglnof)f c e r r o r ;” ------th a n v o te d In 1 9 7 6 ,------n e e d e d a t l c a s l 45 In a statem ent Issued ‘WedncKlnwday. ’ primary.' Ravcnscr^'ft was expectcd-to1-to lead M»',’‘" ’'-:;cyvole;o le to c a r r y th e s ta te .

r n i c o i y — ^------W h e n a l l e l s e f a U s .• • • —(Q( q ) ® '( q : ^ G edththermal talk .. . At the Kaulu Klvcrtil geothermal projert,.about at CO 'B usiness..r ...... A I2 -J 3 ...... c o u n t o n mm u s h r o o mTIS ’ i percent of>f the salt w ater sent down aI wtwell last' Classified.rd...... C8.I4 ‘ nionthhasbecIS b e e n r e c o v e re d . T h e s a l t mlight lg h have C om ics...... C7 '• JPI) — A mushrooms, '"polluted the underground aquifer. A„ COnUNWOOD. Idaho

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t ' . '■ 2 Tlm os-N ow o. Twin Falla. ItJatj^b0 Thurodoy, AuqusMO, 1978' 8 . - ^— Investiqcq a t i o r i n pies at'tfielr - 4 Amynong on; the stories {nTomorrow'i*IPs parCTts"tKrw creanTpli was choi^ng *\/H TUnes-^iies-News: • children and a lady waj birfefi:§ninn-®— ces. Itw asjust. g jfia irfe ^ m ay enc .' Io a-normallya ' quiet Twin FallsJls five ccnts to paint (aces. I ckyard one night this week,, a some summer fun for a unique , BOISE (UPI) - PolioPolice sald.Tues- > lole collecU on o f o d d th in g s w e:re r e neighborhood, -Ul d isc o n tin u e a n n o u e ' ; day they probably will dl ing on. Peter Pan saved Wendyidy Read It In lomorrov,rrow's Tlmes- Cora on the mo le death of a-S3- invcsllgation Into the dc im,.captain Hook, a group o of f N ew s ______—M1AM1-

«fs put our money where theth e In to p ro g ra m s de sigp n ie ed d lo m o v e m o re d a y . A ug. 10, th e ! Today Is Thursday, lem Is.’! he said In a letterr lolc CJETA workers Intoto jprivate sector Papers shut dtdow n- j ..V' 222rd d a y of 1978 w llhlh 1431014: follow. Jobs. The rest wouldlid i re d u c e th e $11 Iff. flnrt HOUSCmCI;c members. The moon Is approatpronching lls /Irst ilkf. bllilonCDstofthecntircitire b lll. NEW YORK (UPI) — Newsf2wspaper pressmen went I ;p. Augustus Hawkins. D-Calkf q u a rte r . on strike Wednesday night, shuttingshu down the city’s j The morning star•Is Is Jupiter.Ji ..three m ajor dally papers in a ddispute over new work^ h The evening starsars arei Mercury. |------schcduI^the'M nlon claim s will reduce Its work force' HM M a rs , V en u s a n d S aQtum. tu rn bySOpercent. T h o se b o m on th isis dda^ a y a re u n d e r th e _ ___> 3 H T h e p re s s m e n s tr u c k th o NMew ew Y o rk D a lly N ew s a n d sign of Leo. Herbertbcrt Hoover, '3isl - The New York Times Wednesdiesday nighl and said they j p r e s id e n t the Unlici;nlfcd States, was -m i M V V C w l • 'ork. Post on Thursday I ol '.would strike the NcwYork bom Aug. 10,1874, PerformersPerf Eddie TWIN FAIFALLS, IpAHO ; morning. - Fisher and Jane Wyatti^yatt were bom on ' .. Circulolion ond United Proii11 Inter-In ' : The city’s newspaper Industr:jstry has been plagued by 1 Mombor ol Audit Buroou of Clfc . th is d a le — h c In 192828andsheinl913, am notlonol. OHleiol Cliy ond Couniymiy Now»popor puriuoni to Scctlon Sc«l ,t w ajk o u t w a s a 114-day | jy o li h e • labor troubles. The longest wi O n th is d a y in h istolory:, ry : • 6C06C006 Idaho Codo, Thurtdoy ItI herebyhoi do»lgnoled o i iho dc»y ol D ec . 8, 19(52, to M a rc h 30, Mill-bo publU>)ed, Publlihod dolly doll; ot - - printers’ union strike from Dec In 1776, a c om rhltteeilttee of Benjamin woowook on which lo{jol notl : W ashington Wednesday night^ t to report to President ------Anti-nuclcanlcinon!lOiiBtraturB In G oldeti —______Panama reachedd o| a g r e e m e n t In . whoro corrior delivery i —Carler-on-accompll&hmcnt-oLUoLhls-ncady-inipossiblc ------principle lo transfersfer the Panama • loTnud:------mission of bringing Israelicll iand Egyptian leaders C a n al to P a n a m a byly th e y e a r 2000. TIMIS-NEW STOLL*rL*rR» PHONI NUMBIRB l R S l :s a t C om p D n v ld . together for new peace talks ot ll. Ca»llolord...... 543-45404B Filer, Rogorten, V a n c e a rr iv e d a t A n d re w/3 s AAl P B . Md'„ s h o rtly a f le r G Anti-nuclearar talk A thought for thehe dday: President H oltU lar...... 326-5375 p.m. EDT, and was scheduleduled to meet Carter al the H ert»rt Hoover said,aid. “...It Is youth Buflcv.Ri'ley. Rupvrl. Pout, , 52 WenJall. Joreme. lls pcace mission at 9 a.m. fro m Ellsbererg who must Inherit the Itribulation, the Ookley,)Uloy, N O rlo n d...... 678-2552 White House to repori on his p Coeding, Hogormon.>...... S36.2535 , T h u rs d o y . GOLDEN, Colo. (UPI)PI) -— Americans have beena sorrow, and the triumplumphs lhal arc the Even before Vance landed, land Arab hardliners misled by Ihrec presidentidents and the Pentagon onn aftermath o of f w a r . ’ ’ '------denounced the Egyptlan-Israesraeli summit hc arranged nuclear weapons andi must,m demand a halt to n t th e p re s id e n tia l r e t r e a t onan LL; a b o r D a y w e e k e n d . , production of .new warhen(rhends to prevent a faster, I -/j D a n ie l E lls b e r g s a id Wednesday. edne; y r Ellsberg, who gained1 noterletynote for rejo^islng the topP secrct Pentagon Papersers on U.S. Involvement Inn Treaty near southeast Asia, said thehe samesi policy of deceit lhalIt TOKYO, Japan N ’TTUI ' ' ’Peking said W ednesday.- officials and llcd about It;”? ’ HIM weapons to mllUary offlc Tokyo’s Yomlurl newspapciapcr, in a dispatch from Ellsberg said. “If they’ havhaven't changed that system, • Peking, said agreem ent In prlnprinciple lo sign the treaty, , then too. C arter hns delegatlegated and Is not telling us," was reached In two meetli.eetlngs between visiting : Japanese _Forelgn Ministerer SunaoS Sonoda and his ' . - ’• Chlnesc'counlerpnrt, HuonggHUH, Ht N o Calcutta.tas? iA 3 - AMON'rm )r ^ . I McCALL, daho (U PI)-I) — Valley County Prosecutor Darla Willlarhson and’id’ ththe chairman of McCall's's ; E n e r g y huddUiie Calcutta agree there probjprobably will not be any more The Energy Deparlment, C a lc u tta s In th e c ity . e a n : WASHINGTON (UPI) -■ Tht B; l —coneemed-there might bc a shshortage of domestically Bul thee mny be someime (elsewhee In the stale. Ms, • refined gasoline In 1380. saidUd VWednesday it will meet Williamson has. deededded not .to:-file cliarges In I ^iexfw cclrw lth“U;SrTcfincrs-icrs-to-discuHS-produetlon ------connectlon-wlth-lho-CaJcuii!culla-gQU-auclion.thatjQQ}i_ ^ forecasts and how environmcmmental or olher factors p la c e In M cC all tw o w ejcksago e k s 1 ^ •• Ms, W lllamson.rvealedlied a letler signed by McCall ESTMIl E N ' F ■ m ight Impact the supply. I N V e ; Department officials saidId tl they feel confident Uie Mayor Bill Evans'denyingylng the Calcutta officially was ^ nation’s refineries can supplupply enough ga.snllne to sanctioned by the cityIty i and opposing any future ' meet the demands this yearcar and In 1979, based on Calcutta evenls.lley Counlbounty I doubt lhat there will b ^ projections made nearly a yearycai ago and-subsequently any more Calcuttas,” Ms. Williamson sald.PWe rest ■ .of th e sla tc ,I c a n ’l s a y ,” ^ O V/ERTr o i N ii S E a : u p d a te d . rs.

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■ compared withlh oothor ogrlcui- ^ You'vo put ao 1 lot of timo, /CTTTij The dusstm a y g*jet a littltie dam p lurol insoct1cld~^ lonslblo for the hol tem- - ■ low in foxicily:i1y t o p o o p i o , Twin Falls, North Side,. BuBurley- hot- temperaturesires a'galn. prevail .. rcspons! your boons this lo Idaho Wednesday, peralurea lu re s of la le w ill allow a c o o ler form anim als,, blib ir d s a n d f is h , R u p e r t a r e a : over much of Idi A n d thQ V ’r o0 loaryl insocticido. t I r a n A N D THE ENNVIRONMENT VI them Idaho Saturday through 1 1 1 ^ - W o o d R lv c r V a llc y : through the flrsl•st col.the week, with .wutherr ^ With SEVIN,4, you'll control . 5 H v / ' IF M ISU S EDID. . IREAD THE nday Is moslly dry and quite Scallered afternoon .indidevL-nlng cv ‘ U ie h ig h e s t 10404 at Iwcwiston. A • Monday p o wido rongo1 of Ihungry boon 7 ^-..\.-..iABEUCAREFULIFULLY-AND-USE ng temperatiire on warnj■m S Salurday; gradual cooling, ------thundr;rshnw£CS.Lg}herwisy.nlsi“ mostly coolest morning ------p o s t s : : ------^ ^ ONLY ASS DlDIRECTED. MS, a b T r s r “u:> a t w t hirchance ch; of Kcaltered~showcrs orm (podwornv). lUifbMIK H«iluiowsvs In the extended period from^ bootlo. Army%■myworm and ^ with SEVIN carbarbaryl . . . thci S y n o p s is : through the week( air high pressure the 50s liloiyw(X)s, with a proven Mostly sunny skies andd warmw; to of the upper all o t h o r s . Insocticido wit) SEVIN l5 g ooOd o d bocouso it’s ^ porformonco irocirocord for pro- socts. arid, whon toctlngboon^rofp r o f i ts . Id a h o lough on insocts 'M a x M lnn P ce p • B o ise 99 fri4 ...... \300D ooo' ' Burley 95 488 ,...,, '1 % ouiQAr»Yi.r«cci>c*3e Gooding 90 60 . G ra n g e v llie ■ ' m 51 , ^ I d a h o Fall.-; 02 49,9 . ISTHIlEANSV^ R . L e w is to n 104 (5717 .... . ■' j ll f y Mcmicaoo* SEVIN I-. .1 fc>--.lcicd McCall 87 42 . Urron C jtW c Cori>0',.lion, Aj'/.Uiltii' 'wVyH, 332216. 216...... V \ Ur Pocatello 05 52^ .... . tAH^fnANciatNciaeo• • ' fl(r oiNven • I Salmon 9-1 47" •...... V. \ SEE Y O U R LOLOCAL WILBUR EELLIS DEALER:t ; LOIANOCI ^^ATLAKT* Tw in F a lls \ a o Bort Colli:olllns&Sons #F• Full Circio inc. • Rangon Inc.C. M a x Min P e p . »» ttMriaATuilsV V 1 '• M oorosos Inc.I . “Y• W ofco • BIrlto Producliucts lnc. . - Y e s te r d a y BC 50' ....: "'“’'•Vo’' Lasl Year BO 4818 ..... • D on BlocMack C hom lcals *• P uro G ro • T&F Aorlal/□I Application N o rm a l 91 5252

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'iom aniiia n sg tT A m n jnm der m t im p(wiiticaal regiiIm e with 'pr^iits~j^com plroiiplroml6e“ t»eiween— ~ ^ land country forever, a couicountry where Uie ordeal.:al. “Tho “ police beat me will By DONALD KIRK stood in front oM hee inimposing military handwrltIwrltten manifesto Into my har rms, Romanian hopes} forfc permanent Pacific News SeWlce; vs. rights of people are nothing . but - stickscs on on the feet, the legs, the arm s offlccre’ club in down)wntown Bucharest, and then retreated Into the shadows. hafr raost-favored-naUonm status{ and at- BUCHAREST, Romania — A groigroup One of them — tall, a trifle stoop- "Dear)ear Sir,” tho note began. •■We "W blowing In Uie wind."1." the head,'le a d ." h e s a id . “ T h e y s a y m y h a f oo-iong-and^I-mako too mudl u c h __ tacks- by-Ceausescu'scu’s critics who— ^ ^ flffurta looking likfrgaiint-vlctlnis l- w c ------The- manifesto,—typ-typical -o f - -thosa— is - too- loi jlled cha^e Uiat Uie country cou do^^ not ipl>easlon- tn -a Do3toevsky-nos-novel- - his- -neck ------fu rtlvrtlvely- - pi-esscd—a — writee yoiyou praying to help us quit this,th visitors hero roccl^ei^e fronift I^mimian trouble^ble. I I lose my Job when I appllc’ " "dissidents, illustratestes the11 dlM repahcy ' ■ Jor a"pa^,rpa^pbrt, and they say m y f aUieither--quality-becausc-it- it--vlolatca v .huinan ______his rights. between the country'sry's liberal reputa- may' have ha' a problem with hi a'ry.and Poland are ' tion In Internationalial affairs a and the ' pension."slon." Romania, Hungary., ima- the only Easl bloc: naUonsnat with most- • _ domestic reality of Internal re- Thele experienceexp Is typical of Rom« itus, entitling them p re sslo n . n la nis s whiwho attem pt lo defy a systeritem favored-naUon status, tiirol to the same'tariff:iriffs .and quotas Outside Romaniaania. President enforceditxed b1 y h ig h ly c e n tr a liz e d c o n lK cnce applicable to non-Commual8t no: Nlcholao Ceausescu;cu is widely ad- and anan elaborateel; Internal intelllgcnc ^ p s aTE/? i a diplomats report, mlrcd for defyingng IMoscow, even ' networkvork knovoi 'Ss the Securitatctate. countries. Western dli Rohianla hinders though Romania rcmaremains a member Fearr ofof thet Securitate keeps Romzama- however, that Rol severely Uum any of the Warsaw Pact.ict. UnderI his rule, niansIS from frc organizing any serlourious emigration more sev i d . other member of Uie Warsaw Pack Beat it, kid, Romania also Is thehe onlyoi communist threat:attoCcafisescu. to ( country wllh full dlploiliplomatlc relaUons Ifthey they try to leave the co u n ^,’, theth excepltheSovietUnio;Jn io n . I calling or coming _ ^ Ya bother tneTie with Israel. But Ccausicauscscu’s internal dissldcisidcnts again cxpeHenc•nee "We gel people cal aid 0 diplomat at a - policies have presentjsented the Carter Ceauscscuscscu's power. While Romaniainlan here every day, said i sy. "They think a d m ln lstra U o n w ithLha a dilemma.d officials:Ials say they routinely graip-ant Wcstem embassy, Jl h e lp th e m , b u t ‘ Eager to consolldowlldate Romania's passportfsports and exit visas to anyorlyone somehow we can h r e c a n d o . '! ...... political Independenceence with economic whowant> wants them — an impression theth e y th e re ’s n o l m u c h w e Cl development, Ceausesiusescu wants most;, are anxiousanxlt to spread to win mos So far. Presidentit CCa a r te r ’s a p p ro a c h favorcd-natlon status,atusss L Uic D riv e . I n t h e - ! ^ News editorialss areai William E;-Howord, Chris Peck, Gary normally you wouldn’tJ d n ’t r e a d a b o p l l t . L ^ u Woyno McWilllam}, / It happened. But wc sldcswlp«viped farthest'lane fromn usus, the car we had; '• : a y B r o w a Wc had eaten luncllunch on Chicago's ' CIrc'ulollon M onogor Ellassen and Ray! ither car, and the combinationon of collided with was slops to p p e d : ' __ I Division Streel. I had hod a couplc of ' another ' speed and the smallness, ofif Uth e " A re y o u a ll r iright?" ^ Uie young Bloody ■ M arys withvlth my hom and a R o m e o ra m m e d u s o ff oiour driver and passengerig e ra w e re y e llin g , cheese sandwich;i: nmy friend had ^ ° irse. We got oul of thetie car.C; The side w aa ; , considered it, butIt IhiUien, bccause he t is amazing how calm you aree alat a caved In. It tumer th e prinnn a t y aster forming through the wlndslidshl- newspaper columnistm is t, too, a n d h e s a id ; , T w o c e r ^ i r songs u^on the juke box: •‘■Lucken- ^ ; aU y o u r life y o u a r e tr a in e d tolo s e e U f irst: . bach~Tcxas" and1 "Poor**Pi Pitiful-M e’’ neat-lines-of- traffic headiiading "Who do you thithink would have! ■primary election, two> at any time duringin g h is 197C ra c e ag a ii and “Only You KnowXnow and r Know.’’ The, day after Idaho's pri aight between the lane markcirkcrs written our obits?" '' in c u m b e n t H an sen1. . ■ ■ • This isn'l Important,;ant, cxcepl. talking fi “ S I h ln g s a p p e a r c e rta in . ough Uie glass. As soon asis we ^ -Isaid: rrled about it later, we thouth o u g h t how s tr a n g e Church will be a1 In Magic Valley,, for example, Kress carri ,the neatness vanished. The T “I was Jusl wondcindering if we.woulct f ■ First, the Mormon Cl >cn if it would have ” 5 only one county In h is 19 7 6 ra c e ag aiiainst would haye been ii idshleld turned into the view fromfrc have made Page OneO n e ." • I lominant factor in thee eelection .of Idaho’s turned out that punch.unchlng those songs un-house ride, as colors and shaphapes "Sure we would ha'lhave,’’hesald. ■ ’ i ’ jo v e m o r th is fa ll. H a n se n . w a s I h c ja s t th in giwecverdid. w e e afun-hoi ^an to Jumble, We were splnniInning "I don't know."y." I said. "Ifl thcf between Rep. George primary,-six:oLeighLMailagic It was a pleasantsant weekend after- Second, the rematch bet J B u t in th e 1978 p rin dly, and everything was huri^irrylng Sunday paper? Thath a t p a g e Is lo c k e d u p Twin npon. My friend'sJ's tcar 13 an Alfa . ' iansen and Stan Kress is guaranty to be-a-5- -V- alley counties, incluncluding the populous Tv st th e w in d o w ./ - prelty tight;" ainst Romeo, and he was/as ggoing to take the ® ough, gloves-off battle. Falls and Jeromee >counties, voted agaii Ve didn’t speak. II wasn’t thatlat we We weren’t tryingying to be macabre^' ,. top off, but then,1. bc- becau.se the radio In’t know what was happening.'lg. We and we weren’t trylnrylng to be funny. We The Mormon vote In IdIdaho clearly helpedi Hansen and for his primary opponent, J h a d b e en s a y in g5 Itit might rain, he ‘ J th know: we were going to die. It hod no audience, , sa'save for ourselves: Mian Larsen win the* ssix-way Republican1 Jones.- ^ didn’t! We headedled 1for Lake Shore is os simple- as thal. Wc were wi the other car's pasSpassengers were still' a wrong turn and p rim a r y ra c e fo r g o v e rnlor. o r. ' K r e s s m a y in fer2T tthat the Repubicansis of Drive. He took a w inning across all four lanes,rs. H e on th e o th e r s id ejof of the Drive, trying’ w ith starled up a streeteel tlthat dead-ended. spinriinj Beginning at Burley arand heading east .to ^ disenchanted enough w esUed with the wheel, and hlltill his to gel across becau:causc the traffic had ® Magic Valley are dis ’Then he turned arouraround and found an Idaho Falls and south intinto Franklin County, itch and his brakes al the liame|;a started up againn ai and there was no 4 H a n s e n to v o te fo r aaDernocrat-. D( entrance. Not Importiporlant, except that f, J nc, bul nolhlng would stop us.IS. We room for them to0 mi movo. Those really Larsen locked up 155 predominately-LDS^ But - such an assuassumption would be ., p re- If he hadn’t wastedc d UiUiosc few se c o n d s ‘‘"j'®' In't-know what had happenedI to th e w e re o u r firs l thoughju g h ts . countiesin the state.-^------w e m ig h t n o t h a v'c e hoth o d Uie c ra s h . T h is ■ 7 ^^rhatunT ier traffic, but-we were sure t: 1 22 o f th e re m a in in g 29 whole thing Is being;ing written with the " When Uie oUiersers made ll across; V e m R a v c n s c ro ft w on 22 Jeorge Ilansen is u power y moment we would feel a speed For one thing, Geor , understanding that wc probably ^ h? Uicy said U*at Uieyicy t had been sure w e counties but he cpuldn’ti‘t crack the Mormon r ram into oiir side, and then liy charism atic campimpaigner who has a kn:;naCK should have beenn killkilled, so wc found i^o-Inrt wcregolnglodle;as:; as soon as they saw ly sports car would start to flip < v o te. for convincing even:n sks k e p tic a l R e p u b lic a n si thtl at ourselves thinkinglg atabout little things , . u s lo se co n tro l a nid d sst t a r t lo sp in a c ro s tf a t w ould b e th e e n d . N e ith e r on< How the vote goes inn t!the LDS counties of that would havei put us somewhere Uie four lanes of ttr a ff ic . U iey. too,- - he is a better choice:e ththan some Democrat, re c a lls s c rc a m in g . I d a h o w ill b e c r itic a l a g a in in N o v e m b e r, 0 m o m e n t of im p a c t. knew Uiat Uie AlfaUfa Romeo would be Jim Jones wass oone of the. first to b e I t se e m e d to h a p p e n In slo w m o tl vans, raised a Mormon O n th e D riv eI. , wewc hit the radio usee e S d sent flying by Uicle fllfirst big car lo ram Because Gov. John Evar ; already said he will supp om what others who have I - ^convinced, having aln buttons. He wantcianted to listen to ' t its side. They, likelike we. had no Idea and hailing from southernern Idaho, could make mllar experiences have told . Hansen in the general2ral election. - WI.UP: I wantedito to listen11 toWKQX. I « rnllar how we had beenn mmissed by the other s o m e in ro a d s in to th e L arsiarsen territory. ncc, that's how It always is. Y lid on asked him whichI buttbuUons were which. ‘ •Id h is v o te In s o u th e rn•n And even more importantly,imp JIansen said e doesn’t flash before your• ee: y e s. But if Larsen can hold ! f the pointed ihcim6m out. Wc were ‘‘'V a election night he was wa going to take off athcr, you nre very calm, much m .We waited for)r na policeman; he and southeastern Idaho,3, hhe will give Evans a J headlijg north. As11 usiusual, troffic on the Ra“>cr, :ht with Kress for the : ilmer thon you arc on a Jitteryiry d a y m a d e o u t h is r e p o r l ta n d Uicn w e d r o v e , lo rs h ip . gloves in his fight ' ' Drive was movinglg mimuch faster than It calmer to u g h r u n fo r th e g o v ern o r: . the office. You arc going to beledcad d away. It was a littleittle Incident on a hot • le district congressional3nalseat. - should have. Becauccause It Is such a at‘neo And then there is thee oother big race of the a few seconds, and you an; alna lm o s t o ttc m o o n , a n d w/e e wiwere loose about it. ey on l>eautlful strip of)f ro;roadway. wlUi Uie ” “ fall, the rematch betwe

N o n - II t a l i ai i r p ®i | p e ^ a rtl o u tt i s i d e p] o s s ii i b i l it t y •action. Gantln is presidentidcni.ot tncpom incai . to create„ci Uie semblancc of a lin1 k w ho b e c a m e P o p» e PP aj u l V I. B y P A U L H o W n A N NI werctobeclevatcta ted lo Uie p a p a c y - The; ,vnnn Arf’entine - of Italian extrac ?_ycars-.^comm]M lo^for Justic)usticc and peace, the bctwccijtween the church nnd a supciipcrpo- The same proccroccss may happen ------N.Y. Times Scrvlcc ------In st n o n - Ita lia n pofpope, Hadrlan.VUTivas. — Cdrtlli:(irtlinitl-K con^come from a small or medlledium- his qualification)n forI the Immense n 456 years Is possible though)ugh not Franz Konlg, waiwas al.M widely men- Viillc.'allcan's central admlnistri dition to hciidlng the mac;h and ns ' Accession of a an n A fric a n to th e sizz eed d nn; a tio n , p o ssib ly a n e u tra l one."one responsibilitiess thatt await him ir o b a b lc . tioned. In additi( nadiini;ry, the Roman Curia, ar irdinals pontifical thronele wwould not be un- If jfthc the electors at Uie Sacred CollegeCol: count." Local newspapers and magazigazines, Austrian cplscopaopacry, he Is In chargo suchuch mightr bu acceptable to card icr non- . precedcntcd. Thele VaVatican's catalog of ofr CardinalsCai were to vote ala lo n g H ig h p re lo te s p: pr r e e s e n t in R o m e w e r o mgaglng In lively speculationon as i to of the Vatican's's ssecretariat for rela- whowiho would not vote lor any other p o p e s lis ts thrcH*e potpontiffs of the early nalloniallonal or regional lines, thetie pro-- generally unwllllniIlllng Tuesdoy to dl- vho the succcssor to Pope PaiPaul VI tions with non-b-IM).199). S l. M c lc h la d c s n o t b e UI iat s tro n g . O f Uic 115 c airdinals rd l papal election. A ffew who d|d asked jlclurcs and biographies of preprelates spiritual ci^rrcnlsn ls In E a s te r n E u ro p e . aid said to be of papal timber hcldcr, (311-314) and St.)t. GGelasiu.s (492-190). who'ho rirerii entitled to lake partt in the not to be Identified.tied. They said that the 'ix)m outside Italy thoughtt ii to be Konlg wis quoquoted aa having said .Card!'ardinnl Aloyslus Lorsche: ;ll, a 53- All three wereI rcsircsumably of North ^ ballotliallotlng — Uic remaining 15 n r e c o n c la v e , w h ic h1 iis s tto co n v e n e la t e th is x>tcntlaLcandldates. 'M o n d a y U ia l t hie e econclave of cardinals arcJibirclibisliop of Fortaleza, Brazil, :ardlnal African blrUi. ba rrr r e d b e c a u s e th e y n r c o v e r 80W yearayi monUi, appeareded tto beXwlde open at g Cardinal Jan Wlllebrands,idsrthT " at which a-how:W popei will bc choscn ■ ycar-('car-oid Franciscan frlar;.C ar Ican Vlllot, the 72-ycar-old1 F1 rc n - N o U n ite d S tatics te s ccardinal is thought off aage' g e — o n ly 27 o r e I ta lia n s ...... this point. "Therrh ere- orV tQO m a n y H ircliblshop of Utrccht. was on will be “com^leti)letcly oi>en,”-nnd that Jean non-Italian could be chmrirhmrin who as- chamberlain o:of the' here to have even•cn a remote chance of Al At thet 1963 conclave the-Itt-Italian Italiancandidates,'ites," said a monslgnor - - jverybody's list. He Is an advocavocatcof election of a. nc ■ad u n til .b e in g c lc c lc d P'ope. o p e . The reason Is not cardinardinal's_wre_also oulnumbcnbcred, who Just retumoimcd to Rome after iiterfalth collaboration, and a liberal.lib expected “withih great probability.” -churc:hurch Is Ita adm inistrative head prelate, who ia 73 years thehc clectlon e of a new pontiff,Iff, and so much, lack ofjf su:suitable candidates.'' alUiou;Itliou^'lo'a lesser degree 29 ito 51 serving In a diploiiplomatic post abroad, a e is C8 y e a r s old, w h ic h Is consicinsidered The Austrian pre) irked that Pope Paul’s CardlCardinal Bemardln Gantln. the;he first ecclesiastic andid dl|diplomatic analysts _- butbul a majority quickly rarallied "They may canccancel out one another 1 g o o d a g e fo r a n e w p o p e . old, also remark* ould be young nnd have blacic>laci< A fric a n to h a v e a leading lo point out, but thehe krknown reluctance of bojiinclKjjiind th e a rc h b is h o p o f MMilan, and give some! nornon-ltallan cardinal a Church history would cpmepme full succcssor "shoulc liiral background." . .posltlx)sltIon In tiie R o m a n C u ria . a vast majorityy an:among the cardinals CardlrCardinal Giovanni Battista MorVlontlnl. real chance." 'Ircle If lho_ccumCnIst fromI UtiUtrccht adlffercntcultiiTf

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S l B a l a r a s s co c i a t i oo n n d o r s e !»s ^ F V ^a d s — irst Wednesday's voteote came - after . W YORK (UPl) - For the first N E W Y C speakers warned of ttho dangen of Hje American Bor Association t t ) e . " either opproving orr lulaming down an , :• ie sd a y e n clo rse d low yelr a d v e rtls - W e d n e s ^ ’ ABA conmils'slon propcroposaltogo.ontnd *: . in g o n1 tete ltn le v isio n . „ record ond list teletelevision as an B ABA’S policy-making House ol T h e AB> ® °[ occeptable odvertlslni;lslng medium for D e le giates a te s opproved 141-69 a proposol la w y e rs. idd-televlslon-to-tho-llst—01Tt ------t o - a d d - t Comrnlssroh-Chal:haI^mah“ Hoger ------'— ptable m edia for advertising bj a c c e p ta b h ‘ ' Brosnahan of Winona.jna, Minn., w arned. ______; la w y e rsrs. . , - that the ABA couldId facefi a se'rla of . T h o0 ABAAl octlon was only 1 lawsuits for reslrainin,ining competlUoalf mmendatlon. Final declsloni prl . recommei ► ll matntalned a poll'policy against TV t ^ made by state courts, stat< -^H l must bo r »h« odvertlslni Ho saidaid tthe high cost of |B 'I ' ^H | ' bars and regulatory booi^. But thi television ads wouldI d plp ro v id e a f o rm o f o c tloin n ww o a ! s b o u n d to b e In flu en tia l, self-regulation agalnslIln s t ab u se. HK. Untilitil a m tle over a yeor ago, th Joe Stamper of OklOklahoma said tho ABA. opposed opp< virtually all forms 0 ABA was under presj>res8ure "to equate la w yw e r acadvertising. But a June .;i„197 « le g a l se rv ic e s w ith1 so ta p (Uld b r e o U o s t ' W"' . S u p rreme e m e Court ruling allowln la w yi»ers e rs to advertise their fees?I _ I'i i ------..N ow lh e S u p r elin m e e C o u rt h a s s a id 1------h e w spopcspape'rs cha'fis^ alVthoU can wear a flag uponjpon the seat'of my T hle e SlSupreme "court noted thithat britches," he said.1. “]“But thot doesn’t te leivlsion v l s io might raise specliJ c lo l m a k e It n e c e s s a r y'to to Cdo so." co n sldjlderotions, erc and the ABA In llftlrftlng Randolph Throweower of Georgia. > Its previous p r e v flat bon on lowyiwyer former Internal RDECK A m e r i c a nIS s m a k i n g I • APPROX. 1.038 SQ.SQ. FT. WITH REDW OOD DE ■ O U R PFORM C IR LOCATIONON WASHINGTON (UPI) - Despllesplte on However, lost ycycor’s Inflation rate Thehe IncomeI survey, which wos According to tne the report, white - EnHr» Bldg. A pprox- o x . 1 ,7 0 0 S q .F » .- ; M 3 S h o shs o n * S t. N . Income gain of 51,051, the aveaverage of 6.5 pcrcent. erodedcnx those Incomc conductiducted this past March, didi notr families had a l?777 memedian income oi about I pe'ri»:nl'' iNTYOPPARKINOO ...... Amijrican'famlly made virtuall;ually no gains and meontont "there was no speculalculatc on how families wlirfiI'fair $16,740 lost year, ab ■ P L IN ts year. Thc median progress last year In the day-loly-tc^ay statistically signlfijilflcont change” In during•ing 1978 In th e o n g o in g Incoicome above the previous yei n lllc s w o s 59,560 a n d struggle to beat Innatlon. a . new family spendingg power,f the study versussus liInflation tug-of-war. level for black families 1 DANOBiBEHCHAIN 733-101076 ; 1 families. Census Bureau study showed sho said. Blut u t tlthey will be hard-presseded lo 5ll,420forSpanlshfani )riccs Blacks had thc highesthlghc poverty rate W ed n e sd ay . ’The repo’rt alsoIso noted thot> there stayy evi even because consumer pric - w h ile .c itiz e n s .of Tho median Incomc of thc nation'snat were 24.7 million)n personsi who lived durtng■tng t th e f ir s t h a lf of th is y e a r• nro se - — 31.3 p e r c e n t — wl w h ile S p a n ish o rig in h a d a 2222.4 p c rc c n t r a t e . " 57.2 m illio n , fa m ilie s w o s JIC.OJ16,010 in b e lo w th e o fficloll l ggc o v c m m e n t p o v e rty a t aa 10. 10.4 perccnt annual rate wh 1977 compared wllh 514,958S In the line of 56,191, aJ sl slight decllne’from laborccor contracts negotiated duringlg thI e p re v io u s y e a r — a g a in of 7 p etrccnt. rc c i Iff76and 1.2 millionIon le ss th a n In 1975. s a mne e pc period averaged 8^ perccnt.it.______

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"W e W anant Y ou O n Q urir Bed"" I A-a Tlrro^-N aw a, Twin P«ll«- Idaholaho- ' Thursday, A uguat 10.19711978 . 1 • - Cl3 h e s s h e2 ; x chargg e s ^ ^ i o p l i tc estigate< Lid with loUlfyLJilf^ — - - ■ BAGlBAGUIO, PhUlpplnea (UPI)) - A charged Schmid authorising chleas ess troubleshooter who oionce Impartiality In auth V la d im ir colihedilrhed the lonlrums of Amorllorlcon to move Dr. Vlad Zo\iShUf jnlus Bobby Fisher m et wllh1 wcworld reputed telekloetlie t l i t o p u i, f t t t S t h e d ^ genius B leventh ro^K^dheij - ■ ■ 5 champljomplon Analoly Korpov Wedifednes- row to the te — I F § i © © g - Thoim sandgIs momrnP opi ------“ d aly y “ Uto' discuss challenger Viktor— VU mlddleofthenlnthisth gam er— itrefeiw icetolH SihB.-,' orchnoi’s charge that Korpov□V hos Inoniopporent rel VATICAN CIT^ITT (UPI) - Pope toI the Eternal City where Pdpo10 IPoul ’ mingled witn mournoumers lining tho e i o u ^ t to rought in a hypnotisLto put a hexhe> on arbiter said he » ' P au l VI Jounioyiloyed homo to tho will111 gog to hlB final rest SatuiIturday -cortege route. certain unspecifiedflodmUcoocept^tov’ ' Im .' •' Ingmar^------Vatlean-Wednesdesday— mourned "by— besidesstde“thB‘ sfllnts’of tho Churcirch of There were- 21 vehicles'' in oU. iivulge his talka wllh Korpoarpov. Match officials refused to din alongtheway. - -Romoome-ln tho crypts of-Sl.-Pe ck Mercodos heoree— . 200,000 p u p lm s alo Peter's— Including a black A eloUs of their"dlscuulons wllhllh lho ^ V ^ cortege bearlrBring the pope's body Baslllia s lllc a . carrying the latee poipontiff's body. Tho 3vlet champion, who currcntly.hiy-hoids. MOVIE GUIDE F m drove th e 15-mUelUes from the papal An iorm y of 5,000 police, Inclueluding hearse carryingi thithe plain wooden' DE FOR FAMILIES Bergmat 1-0 edge over Russian dofeto fe c to r su m m er n sid e nnee c e ot Coatel Gandolfo twovo spocial ontl-terrorlst units, u papal coffin, sealedaled for the Joumoy, - “ orchnol in the battle for the wi Q ...... w a s th ir d In th e mnotorcado. otoi AudlHi<««. ' filn <»>Mslnt raw n o n d $350,000 tn p riz e m onoy.lOy. no mgi«.loli mo ■cM H - French Cardinalnal "The meeotlng was fine."’ c h ie f ' returns H m Q V a llc o n S e c re ta ry of Slate who serves • rblter Lothor Schmid lold reporlio r le r s . SpW fl as chamberlain. unt:until a conclave of A r^i STOCKHOLM (UPI) - Schmid, who moderated the0 hholly P G : »at.nl.t Oul oris Spassky In Icelond Inrj 1972,1 o to continue rchoarsals of oa D b U palace mournersB outsideoul Joined In 15 him . nel«i . o« odvll • In tcm ip ted in 1076 by hU These Included Korchnoi’s acciQCCUSa- ■ *' ’ tho cobblestonedd sqisquare wore mem* . -,orrcst at the Royal DramaticlOtlC on t h a t 0 m y s te rio u s S o v ie t doclc bers of the localI towntow council, half of X ■nitr «n.q*jir'ir»« Mm •Theater on tax evasSorsion le audience has been t^lng'Ing to no on. undtrdor i: 17 I. Ih. th e m C o m m u n ists. , hm.. moyb. high. charges, a th eater spokesm ar ^ ' hypnotypnotize him Into losing. :opter hovered obovo saidW e^esday. A police hellcopte The 27-year-oId Karpov had earliereai MellenPlcturaAttiA ttectallon of A m a^eo ' Tho arrest of ono of the th< - the cortege os It movedmov aw ay from the country's leading cultura square In front of)fthcpalacewherethe the — figures caused a public outout* p o p e h a d la in In slatesta te for three days.' cry. The tax court acqulttefItted ' Police officialsIls .s said the security B ergm an w d severely critlcl■itici- .. - • a rr a n g e m e n ts Induencluded deployment of zed tho prosecutor for■ his' hli .,. . . tw o o n tl- te rr o r lsst t ununits but added they. __ ___ ^ -'I. handling of the cose.______; a id n o t e x p e c t thne e RedK t Brigades wouia U£L But Bergman had alreodje n d y I attempt any spedspectocular operation J20M left for selMmposed exile10 InIi during the lying; In states and burial of West Germany, where hi th e pope. directed tho film ‘The Ser H o w ev e r, they e y ssaid- thal special ' p o n t’a E g g ', a s w ell oi _ security had beencen puti Into cffcct lo. HCOME working for' the Germai ■ p M p r o te c t th e 113 Roman Catholic Uiealer. , I ^ y ‘ cardinals arrivingIng forf> the qonclave to UPl c lc d a n e w p o p ee. . J En route toSt.t, Peter’s,Pe lhe cortege DCOUG Cauthen thrown P ope s: hlast journey; passed the spot wwhei here the body of the mmmm SARATOGA SPRINGS The casket contoWng the body50dy of Pope P aul VI Is carriedcd pope’s close friendriend, former Prime CABOOSE E I FRI.-SAT.lAT.HfTEOKLYTT N.Y. (UPI) - Triple Crowi -inti•into St. Peter’s Basilica Wednesday, We< pasl a kneelingng Minister Aldo Moro,iloro, was dumped by iruxur luxcti m c iu s 11 pj. . F I 8 H -• Aa .- r a m a - w inning Jockey Steve Caulhei.then nm ,, em ber of the Swiss Guard.d. TheTl Pontiff's body will lie in the Red Brigadesjades exactly ,Uiree "All You Con £ot"Smorgaibord I.— 10:00 P.M. ' was Bssed from his mounlounl sias t a t e in th e baslH ca. m o n th s a g o on M•lay a y I9. ■ Over B5 Dilfereat $ A»7« 7 5:00 P.M.— that snapped o forelcje le g SpecialtySpecI ll e o s ...... ^ K B a ko d —- frifr la d — Frosh.'ii Wednesday during the third thin , race ot Sarotoga and hnd to bi tJpo24(tewAtt»lfwrnre«iml«. •-T token to.a hospital. ■ 7 0ay**6N lB h»»oW **kk ' paily Lunch & DtnD inner Spocrdts Ameriacan cardinalt/ goesc to his: firstJ conclaulue ______ia o » > d Sundoy rt ------T h e - 18-year-year- Jocke;« k e y ------— Sunday-Smornorgosbord--:— ------eUpJle "TTiey'll takerw , whc hoever Is chosen,^’ was not believed loI beb ROME (UPI)iT~^' Cardlnarj^n succe;uccessor to Poul. Two others elli '-O Noon too 44 P . M . C arberry of Sl. LouisLo says there is no toJ votevol for the new pope, Inclueluding he said firmly, seriously injured. led, "the Italians have m Cauthen hod Cute AsVs i A ' reason why onI American Ai cannot be Amer.merlcan Cardinal John J. WrWright. "But," he added, ‘ J'ob for years and J Button on ihe lead alongg theth elected to succeedeed Pope Paul VI, but thele formfo er bishop of Pittsburgh,gh, a r c b e e n a t th is J'ob church 1n worldwide V Shothon* ral] at the quorter-polo whewhen adds, "the Italian:Ions have been at this landcannotattend. HI understand tho chui mericans really only V H H SoiHH' the horse suddenly fracturetured jobforyeors.” “Most"M< of us are In the sam e! baerrj' added quickly. know if we havhove round-toblo dl- andndpraytngtogether. pi "Butltwouldbeklllljklillngwork." Hugh*areasonI ...... scussions or not.-i...... -...... "W"W t e’ll .certainly.,neW tho_0 H o ly " N o th in g Is a susure re thing," ho said. " I don'l knowI' nonow and when I come Spiritpirlt lo help us reach a decis:ciston," Carbcny said'thed the Catholic Church PLAINS, Ga. (U PI)-StatiState out I’ll hovo tokenkon on ooth of secrecy larberry added. "But I'm surero H o 'll w o u ld b o st bo le3d d by 0 now popo "w ho f l U Imago." Ssn.. Hugh Carter s saU a id so I w o n 't bo abloble to toll you." ho lO thoro with us lo do Jusl that."" is P a u l's e x o c tlm o g was olwoys roady to W ednesday ho nearly lostit hishi added with o ehuclmckle. , Tho The Brooklyn-born C arboriy./.oneof o ."Pope Poul wos tantlal changes but ho ' ^ rnc« for ronomlnntloiI tlo n Cardinal Carbeir b e r ry la ono o f tho 113 thho o moatm consorvallvo cardinalsIs IIn tho mako non-substantl ; i l i llli - 3t think corroctly drowf tho lino on chorgos beoauso he Is tho Proaldont'lont's cardinals .fromn i around Iho world. UniteJnltcd States, said ho did not B w a f l i a i ------Incltzdlny olyiit'A' "It’s a lot oloBor than I hodhoi moot In conolavoivp in Romo to olcct a aboutib o u t Iho p o p e 's nfillonollty, d o c trln o . existed," Carter aald. ""I'vi I'vo ^ got a lot of antl'JImm;mmy feellnu asalnRt mo. U'aa anai <^rtor thinc and I'vo0 gotgo • i — Ihononio,'’ ------Tho twnotor Bflid he-feUll.Uto Jh ------J — ' ( - - oa oo•ouvtifrao-l^B tj H ir olDso raca wflii a rcHultn nnf ------roiientm «nt of tho ProRl

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» _____ ^______: ita 4 wr ^ m en i - s t r ii k e i ni ^ a g cr Chief Richard LaMunylunyon and Fine ; e walkout — Illegal underr ;a tell us they don't haveve ththe money, but Incrci^^ oof 9 percent plus WO per d 6 Chief Floyd Hobbs atat a news con- ; sas law prohibiting clviIvil come up wllh 5550,000000 ffor raises for month.i.'City Clt> negotiators have of fe r^ 6 a n fe r c n e e . WPUld_nnt _ s s a a y y -w h e lh e r - th e ------oyees from .slrlking — left the th other cily employees.s pcrccntnt phplus «0 hike per month, an }th city would seek on InjuiInjunction against -j 's largest clly with onlyjninlmcm o i ____ " I t Isn ’t rig h t.” _____ . ^otferlhaTIlhat has been ’rejected by both “ the ' slflkcrs ' or “os“osk Nailonol...... ) roteclion. C ity M a n a g e r G enle e EkDenton said tho firemen’sen’s'andpoliccmcn’suhlons.' a tui. Guardsmen callcdled in lo provide e union-covered firemen walkeIked city would continue to negotiaten wllh Meanwhianwhlle, 351>)llccmen also un- lon public protection, f 16 f ire s ta tio n s a t 3 a .m . P a l rre s tof the union If the fireniercnien relumed lo happyi will with the offer to their union Ing firem en stood al city Inters*;rse - w o rk . B u t M a y o r CJonnlilonnlc Peters said ' • stagedd a "sickout” late Tuesday ondm d LS, waving signs and asklnking the last v/age offer Tuesdh ie sd a y w a s fin a l. WWednesday. ed Their action was/as ■“! feel tho cityy isIs pretty well lents lo call clly commissloneiners “Wc plan lo pursueue e’every opportu- sanctkonctloned by pollcc unions andmd protected,” Hobbs salisaid, noting flrc p p o rl lh e lr d e m a n d s . nity lo allow the employ(iployces to return the offfleers Icon wercsuspcnded. supervisors were stafistaffing nine sta- 'e a h , th e y c a m e u p w ilh ll:Ihe to lhelr Jobs,” Denloienlon said. "We The! clly had not had a serious fireire lions and extra helpI miem ig h t tw o b ta in e d ey for the gay rights vote (in (I l)elleve lhal our selllciElllemenl offer Is emergencjgency yet during the firemen'sn 's rmm volunteer and couic o u n ty fir e m e n . ; -

obor leadeers rap _ : IX slash ef)fforts ; ©ChicacoSun-Tlmes • “The traditional advocatesi of bargain-basement government, govt su[h IICAGO — The AFUCIO ex- e ported by regressivevc taxes,ta aro using ive council Wednesday chargerged legitimate taxpayercr discontentdl as a H |||Q n | th e u ltim a te e ffe c t o f C a lifo rnnia’s ia smokescreen for measineasures to rcduce [wsltlon 13 will be to “shift; thU e th e ta x e s-o f w e a lthhy y Individuals Ir and — ------DTT------C03t5s ~0f~of guvei'iiment cvcn more'on•onlo— eorpopationsr—dismonimanHe—cssenHal— th e sshoulders h o u l of w orkers.” p r o g ra m s a n d h a mistrin strin g th e a b illly of enouncing as an '‘lllusloh” the ll government lo provlprovide necessary V lchita firem en m arclrch on city h all In wvage a protest ^ ______n o tioon n ththnt "meat-ax tax reduction;ons” services," the councilncll saids In a policy w ill bbenefit c i most Americans, the U statement adopted at a m eeting In the la tw)r rle leaders o pledged lpj)artlcipatelie in D ra k e H otel. ______N o W y o u kL m n o w . n nntlnmtlonwlde i cducatlonnl'progra? ra m •. , P ro p a sltlQ n :g J 3 ,—_whlch_slashcd— w. Bigstorm— !S3 I n te m a tlo n a l l h a ttwill w ill em phasiie“lax Justice.” property taxes, Inevitacvitably will result — . By United Pr«ss] services essential I The Coast Guardlard Is the oldest Thehe federalion, whose largest unlinlon in "a loss of publics ser ilate, to the health and v continuous seagolnjDing -U.S. service. Is nowlow composed entirely of slai tid well-being” ■nent .working families, the lot caused tracing its originn to1 the Revenue countyinty and local governme the colincll said, Chiller Service, founclunded by Secretary employealoyes, conceded lhal the noln o isy n o tin g th a l p ro p e rty:y ta>ta x e s a c c o u n t fo r O E g Q | | of the Treasury Ale>Uexander Hamilton • taxpaye:p a y e r re v o lt is b o _ ^ on le g ltlmmate a moro than 80 per»er ccnt< of loca! oy'seeding with 10 ships on Aug.'jg.4,im grievancjv a n c e s. R o v e m m p n l rcvcnno.

AUSTIN, Texas (UPI) - A cloicloud- «dlng project financed by fanrn a rm e r s id-xoochcrs was under way? ni y n e a r Ibftny, Texas, prior to the arrival riv a l of orm s which dropped 28 inches * e s o f , /h a o li jlir-on-the-townrkUllng-fivc-zirc-a n d '------:------adioi nusing millions of dollars In fl< n flood a m a g e . B ut according to John Carr, chiec h icf of le Texas Department of W Wa a te r ;c s6 u i^ ’ weather modlflcaUon s [on se c - ' on,..tl was highly uollkelyI y th o p e rp tlo n c a u s e d th e flood. ■‘•When the storm Botthererthey B a ci ; k t o h e y c u t ------— ff thdrsecdingm aterlol," C arr« x r s a l d . They hod the generator operat >eratlng n tO it’g o t r i ^ t a t th e m a n d th e n I len th e y utlt^lgM off.- , C arr said his office had plottedtie d th e toiTOs’ ’course northward fromx)m th e S c i )t i o o l oast to near the Texas-OklahcJa h o m a order anMlnute! CartridgeCt \ S en ate bid d 2 1 9)9 ! HALI■F 2 n2 5 9 \ S W a r n e r r FOR •“ PRIC f o r / c < ^ m i n g u p R e g . 1 ” E aa. . R e g . 2==2°° Ea. \|ln RIC^O N D , Va. (UPI) — ForF o r m e r Navy Secretary John W. W arner jency response with lessss ninoiso..Made luM m c r, th e Buy two for the pricece oof onel Extended frequei husband of actrcss ElizabethI TTo; a y lo r, ih tho U.S.A. in l=»adiodio IShack’s ow n Realistic: aaudio tape factory. Mid Wednesday he will seekK!ek th e Republican Senate nominationlion left ■ “ vac^i)t by the dcalh lost wee COHPACftTDIGITAL SCIENmC CALALCULATOR w ee k of R i c h a rd D . O b e n sh a in . B l clock( FRADIO 1 7 = ------> E C - 4 915 5 b1 y R a d i o S h a c k Wanicr told a news conferin fere n ce 4 C h r o n o>malic®-116 m a t ■ ■ supporters will place his nam n a m e In H I I by RoalRoaiistic [I^H nom ination - Satu'rday-_-Whcat i c n , t h e . ______^______. 2> 9 9 5 Virginia Republican Centrol ConC o m m lt- tec meets to pl<;k .a success<:e sso r to m b m M ObcMhaln, who-died In aI ppr r iv a te 7 8 8 airp.iane crash reluming fro \m Reg. 3 9 " fro m a c a m p a ig n o p p e a r a n c e ...... m_ Reg. 39“ ■ ’N o t on ly c a n I o ffe r a p la lfo rr }fB b u z z o r 27 .form nnd •" rD on't be lato to classi AwiAwaken to m usic, new s ofl candidacy acceptable to the ma; > A V E 2 5 %b m a jo r ity ;alarm ^4-houf-w ake-upt-uptsetiing, sloop sw itch.,s. . s n o o z e "of all Virginians; biit the supjwrpjwrtofa-—” - • S A V E= 3: 0 % S bar. LiQhted dial, earphorphono jack. •J2-1B10 Itin g broad coalition of Republlubllcans, b H e rs's e 's tho answ(/rl Floatinr Independents and Democrats8 wwll ill g iv e _ d o c immai, a 8-digit capacity anca n d m e the strength lo wage a succiiu c ce ssfu l X ■ . PORTABLE H r a u t o) roundoff. rc W ith battoriosr io s . campaign,” W arner said. OUR^MO!OST POPULAR PO! ------y c a r r yying i n caso. 65-638 — rtflST'or-W amer’STJrobaWe- M-tftiSSEULfiECCECOJBJ)EB_i^ b le ^ o p p o -”" ' ' C T R - 445 5 tby Realistic Vg— o • . nenU — Including formere r • G ovs. I^lnw <^ Holton and Mills E. G A~MFiFLAVORADIOS® S. G odw in by Roallsticlc - , . J r., state Sen. Nathon Miller,r. Rep'.Ri M. 9 5 Reg. S A V E m Caldwell BuUer — have wlth(v lth d ra w n 7 9 . . 3 f ro m c o n sid e ra tio n . 3 7 % I P 4 4 S A V' E E ' / ClUng his experience os o s N av y R ocord9rd live or. off-ihe-air. PushPushbutton vM Reg. 6« ,2 1 %'/o seci^ry head of tho nx 0 nation’s la p o COI:ontrols. earphone, AC cord,:ord.14-830 OT Bicentennial Commission, V> irs: lom on. strawborry. p pi i s - , W a r n e r F la v o r s : -said-hc-would_not_ needjjn^ niniII I II ^ ontlhe-Job GBJT ______i ^ ^ J r III I 1 II tachio. pluni, pl blueborry. oranga n g e . tr a l b in g If e le c te d . / m o s t ST; r O o , f i £ S ) U l 9 V b a t t eQtYr r y earphone. r2-1oo " I ^ a v o h a d th e e x p e rie n c e a c c a n d th e ...... — ilt'ins training and. further, there is a p u b lic PERATES 21 ELECTf,■ZTROMCS FACTORIE record of John W arner's statei RA D IO S HAC/C A a OW/VS A/VD OPi ta te m e n ts , M.itiio Sha RadiO'y actions ond achievemenU1 thatthJ has Oiiiilu ' stood up to the scrutiny of Cong 537 BLUEE LAKES BLVIV P. NORTHH ro n g re s s ," • Look (or tl /haekc h e s a i d . ^ PEN SUNDAYS 12:00TCOTO 5:00 P.M. ’ innyour vc . OCALCR NOW OPE • ■> 7 3 4 -4.500 5 0 0 ....iyl.lwrhocrh o o d •Warner finished ^ n ^ ^ in th TWIN FALLS------ii the race ‘ pniccs MAY vAriv/IIY AT INDIVIDUAL STORESs____ for the nomination behind OObei b e n sh a in NDY COnPOnATiON -at-the. Vfr^nla GOF-convKinvcntlon- ...... - earllei'this y e a r...... } A-10Tlm o9-N owa, Twin Falls, IdahoThurodny,Idohi A u q u o I 1 0, ,1 1 0 ;7 8 R o m aa m a n ia f f icj i i a l h €teads^^- w e st ' Coausescu. basOS Ifunctioned as: a Jd not major inlennedla^ia ^ twtween Ujo Uo- WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ll.Lt. (Gen. . commcnt publiclyly con the case In an Romonion Rom' diplomats conflnfirmed thal Pacepa walketalked away from a defectlofectlon, but U.S. sources could i Ued States andI coicommunist . powOT,. [on Pacepa, a high-ranking; sesecrct opparent oCtchiptpt to minimize the thalat PacepaI was- a high-ronlonklng hotel In Ckilogne,J, WestW' Germany 12 confirmn flrm th a t. Ina, and w as-'ln- ' [»l!cc aide to Romanian Presid nation'^' fariff tr e a tm e n t o v e r thcth o cobjections of som e Return ojof war pairinting Recruift recon^ ^ I t e:ered“ “ (xjnscrvnllvn membosed blbut fraiudchaiirge deienied WASHINGTON (UPI) - RepR e p . G . o f sim p le A ct of frlcfriendship that can CLEVELAND CLE' (UPI) - /T Slitlorine The recruit, KeviiKevin McNeeley, 18, someme recruitsr were waived asis Ih a s WllUam W hitehurst, R-Va., R-\ pay enormous dlvdividends of good . Corps)rps general Wednesday dalilolmed sold promises made mad by recruiters been« n thIht e p r a c tic e o f th e M a rin e C o r p s Wednesday urged the returr!tum to wlll,’''sald Whitehilehurst, suggesting ' , thatat allegationsall of massive recrulrultlng before he Joined the CorpsC were never forr someson lime if the Individuolu o l Is G e r m a n y , of 10 N a z l-c ra1 ' njnaval an American nav;laval vessel on a fraudaud In thc Cleveland area were y kept. He drank brOsbrass cleaners after deemed« m e d w o rth y o f th e C orps. paintings as an act of friendshliIshlp. routine stop at GonJ o rm a n p o r ts c o u ld - un[founded fo u n but admitted high school sd officers, refusedI lo discharge him. Metzenbaum Metzc and 'his staff'f ;o r e Tho paintings, dramatic: dopic-dc drop off tho palntlniitlngs, record;c o rd s of 15 re c ru its h o d been t McNeeley has sincenee beonb discharged. continu:ntinulng their own investigation.on. tlons of submarines and doalro: tc lo red . Mosysald fromn JarJan. 1.1978 through • n S m "I am ccrtaln thnth a t w id e p u b lic ity Tho senator disclosed that m'm o r e ot seo, arc among 8,000 f Brig. Gen. Roy C, Moss, asslss is ta n t J u ly , 21, 1970, M3 applicants were this In Gcrmnny, an i2 former and current Martia r ln e : H itle r ’s w a r a r t p r o g ra m wl immarider of the Marino Corps C< recruited by thchc MarinesI in the all of which wouldLild only be favora- Recrul icruitors hove given sweiw o r n wei« seized by tho U.S. Ann' scrult Depot, Parris Island,I, S.C.; Cleveland area. A (check of recruit stlmony about Irregularitiese s th e e n d o f W o rld W a r I I . Whltehust hltei bletoourcountry.""y" d iscsclosed lo s ol a news conference poiport of records Ihrough this lime tumed up c ru ltln g p ra c tlc c s . sold the paintings have long in- Whltehqrst saidaid he has learned “JJ1 In-house Investigolion Intoto th e th e 15 d o c to re d dlpIp lo lo n m a s. s p ir e d G e rm a n sa U o rs. special legislationon 1would be needed ollegallegations of fraud by Morlnene re- "Seven recruitersIters were Identified Improper Impn practices allegedly[ly In- W hitehurst told a HousoJ armedan boforo the Armyly ceould relum tho crujtern ite r s in n o rth e rn Ohio. os the recruiterss of record In these eludeduded hiding felony convictiono n re - TOTJaln* pamtings from1 “tn'o t Center for wut-^O— instancea-wilh-four-iour-out-of^the-seven— corda-o.rd3-of-8omo-oppllconl3r-8upplyp l y i n g - tings, by Gorman m aritime10 aartist Military Historyy wwhere they hove n'ehgh school£ records submitteded by having only one folse'also document,” said illiteratiterate pr ncariy illiterate ° ap p p » - Claus ^rgcn, “hove no ppolli o litic a l b e e n h o ld s in c e m1947. i ' r e ccrults ru it showed that 15 of themm hod Moss. . • , c aints n ts with, Vr entrance exams for sit significance and In no wayf gglc lo rify b e!cn e n changedcl lo make the indlvlcIvldual "All the allegotlorntlons about recruit- priorior to tt testing, forging lettersers to ■'A lflM w l lu fl thcHlUerera.” Col. Williamn :F. Slrobrldge eligibltIgiblo f o r th e M a rin e C o rp s. Ing practices InI the Cleveland area makeake applicantsi appear to bee high h IliilliA V Whitehurst said hc became boc; testified the ArmyTny has no gbjec-______Th»Ih o —Invest! gaton—w as—louncinchcd— are unfounded,--soidsoid-M osar------s c h o o h ;erlois-rB aagfli;U ^l|f.‘ —aware-oftlnrG ennan dcsiresfrc fo— tlonrion^elurSIngTng lhe paintings. afterter Sen.S Howard Metzenbaum,im, D- . Moss also saidId felonyfe records of physicalyslcal Impairments. r c p < ^ c s s th c p a in tin g s o n a recentrc ’ Slrobrldge! ssaid the Army Ohio,ilo, ccallcd for a probe followingn g th e v is i t to G e rm a n y . deferred a finald judgmentji to the atlemptempted suicide of a- Clevolv o la n d “ I t B tru c k m o th a t th is is th e k in d S t a te D e p a rtm enl. n t. youthtulh 'who claim ed he wos (Juflgcagd b y r c ccrultcrs ru lt Into Joining the M arinesie s. U .S .- H a Titioi linksLS d i s c u ss i s e d ©Chicago Sun-Tlmcs h o m e th e m e e tinigwasheld, g w ' occouncounting for the bodies of IU .S.. WASHINGTON — Two> hhigh- Others attendingIng the Monday even- . soldlenIdlers missing in action Inn th e •anklng Vietnamese officials andanc six Ing meeting - wetwere Sen. GeorRe Vletnoie tn a m w a r. S im o n s a id W e d n e sd 1 nem bera, ,ot_.Congress havovo met McGovern,D-S.D.,X, Reps. Mlillcent Therhe imeeting was only the sec nformoUy. to discuss establlsibllshing F enw ick, R •-N .J., G.V. timenc sincesl the end of the warr I llplomatfcTdatlons-bct^^'ecn1 thethe-two- - “ Sonny''M ontgorgomery-,— D-M issr;— Vletnaietnamese officials have visiled t h e — M u n trle s. Berkley Bedell. D-Ia.,D-I and Stephen J. Washinishington area, Simon said. T h e y The Vietnamese officials toldlold the Solarz, D-N.Y.,, SState Department cameme toI the Simon home after hc ^^HH jjjjjjjH nem bers of Congress and twotwo U.S. Vietnam expertt SIStephen Lyno and extenditended . on Invitotlon during ilplomats who attended the• session se: John Willett of)f ;the U.S. United U.N.N. specialsp session on dlsarmoma m e n t ""'t'l'i' ■ '-I...... iiot thoy arc "willing” to;o mr o v e N a tio n s m issio n . in N ew Y ork la s t Ju n e , lowani establishing diplomaticItlc rela- The Vietnameselese officials, that Thesrhe group also discussed tradeI c aj n d tlons, perhaps by first settingilg iup a country's top-ranklr[ikingj-epresentatlves economonomic questions offectlng theie ' tw o Vietnam Interest section al an exIst""at“c i^io“ U ^ited'^r “Natlbhs, Charge"” nationstlons-wlth thevictnam cscoffic:ficm i?~HnT| in l Ing W ashington embassy of I countryc o t d’Affalres Pham1 DuongDi and Cu Dinh .sayingylng thoy would welcome prlvr iv a t e friendly to Vietnam as has beeneen dono Ba, counselor lo theth e V ie tn a m e s e U .N . U .S.S. InvestmentIi -In their couniu n try , with Cuba, according to Rep.ep. Paul ■ mission. Indicateded '"they want to co- currcntrrcntly prohibited by the Unl Simon, D-IU., at whoso Maryfllaryland operate In any way w; 'they can” In States.Ite s . ' ■

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DAILY T h i s i r ^ P / . g 9:30-5:30 , Tw in Falls i s y . . ■ PRI. 9 : 3 0 r 9 : 0 0 J . SUN 1 2 -5 LEGAL NOTICEE L E GI A A L L N O T I C E LEGAL NOTICE LEGALII A L N O T I C E Thursday. AugutiguaM0,1B78 TImoa-Nows.T'fs.T w lnFplls, Idatio A-11 ' L E G A L N O T I C E , IN THE OtSTRCT COUFtT OF THE FIFTH ST T C S ^ asrafiS flc NOTICE OF PUBUC HEMINQMQ ------Pu b l ic N O T X ^0F8ALE O ^ LEGALIALNOTICE __ lUniCJAL DSTRiCL- DF_JHE_STA-STAIE-OF----- .lUDICUL.DiaiRICT TAK£.NOItCE,-Thtt.PJanning-flnd- roby_Qlton_thftL,.iho_o(h.___:___ . jpAHO, IN AND 9 )R THE COUNTV,ITY, OF0 TWIN IDAHO, IN AND FOR Commlsslon for tho Clly ol Twin Fall#, rtue 01 m# provision# or in THI FALLS • - - • • will holdhi • Public Hearing at Ihe hour ahbCoda, wiUaell at public -lUDlCl 21, 1B78 al 10:00 A.M. for IDAHOIDAHO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTI iTRICTNO.e? fcUOOTRATEOVlSION)N 0ARBARAANN8CHSCHLOSSBERQ, PLalnlllf, o’clock, b’clo( p.m.. on tho 2»lh day ol?|” ta S1]!i8L ' aJ^tloS Auguil^lf,**!^ NOTK^E 18 HEREBY I BESSIE M. 1673. in Iho Council Chambers, CitCity Hall, * safekeeping (abandoMndoned), the following -lEROfiier o iJ e . ^EBY GIVEN That purauan't DONNfNO. O o c u M‘'I® ^ ^ «' >lla, ldaho described vehkilo:lo: 11 1989 CHEVROLET: (■ to Section 50-1735,IS, UUahb C oi*. that Lbcol ALANLSCHLOSSBIj SBERO, Defendant. ~ located localt at 321 2nd Avo. E., Twin Falla, fATE OF — improvement. Dlalrlctilrfct No. 87 bonds num- - CaMtMN0.to04 l upon upon tho application Of.Charles .1.. MiMarshall, d o b rv iN f 1U39SC42I IN THE MA?i^ER*OF*Tf^ESTATI irton on- VERN(^ MORT • aALICE^ ce’ LOUISEI^yjN ^E C ^E D . throu^l^^ b e ^ P e d ' t s ^ ANOTHGI ot. at., for a Zoning Designation us K ch'SS rex.i',”.' "lIOTCE’IslraE flY SN 'Slhat it tho un- TH^ STATE OF IDAtiSSisipE^os nexoilon £;i a s R-2. for proporiv locatedlecTeaslof llllalSt.E. ; pakl on the tOlh daydoy’ol 1 S M lo 'm b ^ 1 0 7 8 ^ : ctsrslgnod h u b««n appolntodxl personalp TO ALAN I- SCHLC: H L 0 ^ B ^ , TKE ABOVE . Easlland Easlli Drlvo & north ol Filer Avo.to E ex- Hansen, 1DS3334JJ34 - - •- PUDLISHrAuo-3,10.1i,10.17and24,19?8 yNOTNOIlCEl?^iv“Q '® ^,*.1 lhe un------^ o -ld a h o Flrat JJallaNational Bank,..Twln-FalU-.-. mod o a u io .— NAMED DEFENDAN1lANT: - r ~ ~ ..... ■ : • ' londolondod ond logally described as: 'e ^o n a l Ollice. Twin Falla,I, Idaho,kja and Interest i ^ n .. SE V4 NW V.. Socllon 11. T. IOS dersignod has been appointed Persi n st Iho said Yoo aro horobyly nolllled lhat a c o m p l a i n t ' S N o n c e•OFAPPUCATION o F A RRopresontallveo pIo! 01 the abOve ninam ed t»r>ds ohaM ceas«:6asoaaof8ept.t0,1B7]r, docoM^J are roqulrod to prosorresoni IhoIr has boon Illod spainst apal you in tho District 17E.; 17E B.M., Twin FallsCouply, Idaho la aoalnst Dated Ihlo 3rd day of claims wllhln four month# aftor iho Tho proposed uso of Iho propert WATERPERMIT - - -- ^ ddecedent. e c ^ i All persons having clalma a( ' Iho dato ol Court bl lhe FilthI -ludlclal-lud Dlslrlct ol tho Slalo The eby given lhal Ronald H. Iho TOAWATraST'gfihSffr S “ '■“ “""'■"’jjsPARCEL 11 sorye-upon .lolfory W. Ring, Plaint 1B76. in the Council Chambors.- • CllClly Hall. NO. N 0.4 47-^080 ^ ^ conlroconlrol directional and other official 3 5 of Potora Subdivision tOTfiby, whoao address Is Roocn^Ma'Fodotni 693. IN THE DISTRICT3T COURT( OF THE FIFTH ills, Idaho. Nollco lo herebyby glvonglv lhat Dolberl Klundl andand nonotices along (he Inlerslale andi ppr ' i X RICT OF THE STATE OF located at 321 2nd Avo. E., Twin Falla, no olliclal plat thereof on QuUdlng, Box 0^ S50 W ost-Fort upon Iho application ol Idaho Frozonio n Foods d /b /a Canyon Trout F highways olthe slate. iii.x H .,, file wllh Iho Counlbounty Recorder of Jw in BolM, Idaho, 83724. an answorSH FORTHE COUNTY OF TWIN 6 Don Slavin, Altornoy. lor a Zoning ha# Hied o claim to 0 i " 'Tho I f f proposed now rooulatlons will«iii_oaa a or county, kJaho. .. complaint Illod In tho captlonod ) M-2. for by diversion andId api oppllcollon 10 benollclal clorlly^clarlly the dellnlliona of "freeway," PARCEL HI — STHATE DIVISION oroa," "public senlco signs" and i within 20 days allor sorvlco bf this ac proporiy locotod In tho 100 block olif BlBlako St. uso of .5 cubic lool)ol per ^ second of woter from oroa. tiff • to,!...oop,"rllh o East 150 feet thereof b/i'ybu, oxcluslvo bf tho dalo bfs ao s T„. bS tIC.,Plalntl1f Soulh, Twin Falls, and logally doBCrlbiribodas: spring or soopageigo waterw noor Rock Crook doflnlldoflnlllon lor "communily direct division, according to the .you. loll to do so, judomont by dofaul lon of iho 'SouthwoBi V4A cof Iho Irlbulary lo Snakelake River wllh polnl of jgsigns," n s , which oro now pormitlod 1 hereol on llio vfllh lhe takon ooalntt you lor Ih'o rollol doms . mayc.sutl,ff^o. n st % ol Socllon 17. Townotnship 10 divorolon In the NW/4I|WV.NEV4,^S^oc.^12'fWP 105. Parop^iParagraph 40-2812, idaho Code,JO. NOW County Recorderler ol0 Twin Falla County,- Iho Complaint. This Is an action lo i South, Rongo 17 East ol thee fBolso RQP.16E..B.M.,Twinl reguralionswlll also: l^^m ont ontorod aoalnst you on > Morldfan, iw in Falls County,, ln has'bWn'mltWthlll'lhB StS?fluiy'l^,°ni7S m ^rorihsvo hereunto------moro or loss, Io iho soulheast c'orrJorne^o'i ' m ay''^*m o8' wilhm lho*l?Bho'Ve^mont‘’ol Ihc lr»l‘or«ffierseclion. )l lo In conformance wllh th« in IT r,nrt ^snd ondid tt tho seal of thlo Court on jng tho Waler Resources,)S, 1041 10 DIuo U ko# Blvd.. 3-^23. Require that algna not in good rop Plon lor Iho City ol Twin PUBLISH; .luly 27, and Aug. 3.10.17I0,ir,2<«na Auou.t7,1»7I. said SW'A SE'/4; Ihonco along odvortiaii^ non-oxlstanl activitieai ' W w ' K S t .1978. easterly boundary of said SWUfU SEV4 Nonh, Twin Folio,j,(doho. idoti 63301. advert B Will t» Fnllo; Idtho. ; RICHARDA.. PEIPENCE, CleJk 01. moro C. STEPHENI ALLREDALLI IS, Deputy Clerk Norlh , r3 5 '0 0 " W esl 1.248.47 leel. ^ '4. That the coordinating and api or loss lo a point on the southerlyriy Ilghl- Dlioctor ‘Z S i B H r P ^ X ’ g’ ’EN-T”,en\ 1 r"' a';i“d ‘ PliBfltSKTo',?10.11,12.13,14 ond 15,1978. aulhorlly of appllcailons for dlrocllonal lort-Llno PUBLISH: Aug. lOand ______s t EOF-APPUCSTIOrn—.& Ral S^dl!i?d:«ingW w illiu the Idaho Tronspoclallon Ooport • persons so Intorostod may - • — UMHOrlN-ANDFOR UNCOLNCOUh I'f alonn NOTCHeOFAPPUCA'nON O F/ rolhorroiherthan the Uaho Hlslorlcal Soclely MAGISTRATE WViatONS i ™ " — I WATER PERMIT POINT PO OF BEGIfJNING; Ihence ^ iona aro aPPaaf •'’d be hoardloord at Iho appolnIM time oby glvon Ihot -i.H; Honry sal 1'M'OO'’ ' FOR WATERPERMITWATI TheTho proposed new regulallona -'W lho Maltor of (ho Estato of; RO said oaalofly boundary South 1*3 reby given thol Olon Dale avallatovallable for Inspocllon end copying I flDOMAN. Docoasod. pSSK cll’ffl[imberly, ID., has on 7/18/70 Easl, Eas 420.52 loot: thonco North 89‘3i^ 3 S '^ " Notice Is hereby ""D/flEO Thlo 7thh doy ol August, 1978. licatioft No. 47-7483 lor a Wo Iso. Idoho, has on Aug. 2. leroaKteroBlod persons belwoen iho houra c .ER. CaaaNb. aubmlliod Appllcat Woal, 691.23 loot; thonco North 0’2 Application NO. 45-7352 Vor a o.m. aand 5:00 p.m ., Monday through3h FFrldi” **** MUELLER . ------NOTlCETOCflEOn-ORSRS permit 10 opproprioprlato 6.2 cubic loot por Easl, Ea: 386.20 foot lo a point on Ihofh?;i.id 10“78":“aub'’m"ittoWplll ^prfole 1.54 cubic leet per atat RooRoom 309, U ll W est Slate Street,01, I Boi»o! puBLIs"H^*u'g. I0.197B.10.19 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATHAT QLon R. second of wateror Irom ground walor by Boumorly sot right-of-way of iho Or ' Irom woBlo dischargo. Clly tdtmo. Rodman 01 Rlchflold. Idoho. hasAS boonb ap- moans of abandonolonod well, pump oprlnklord Shorl-LIno Shi Railroad; Ihonco along toflftoabovo wHhIn Lot 3. Soc.oc. .4, Twp. 12S, Rgo. IBS.. rlohl-of-way rial along a 805.37 fool r. oaring of the prosentatlon ol data, INVITATKATWN FOR BIDS poinlod personal rapraeenlatlY^ ol (fi s u i i n s y - m ’ci.o™''."os and sprinkler'sysloms vIowa viows or arguments of InloroBtod peroono, por Soalod bid# willItl bo be received by the Cllv of nomod oslato. All porson# havlnflavlng claims B.M., Twin Fallss COt North 60^37'50'-;€asl ihrou m onthsaftor SlOacroswllhln Iho SWV4. WWSEV4,-6oc. 33, cor •'nn°arS- "sEle.Ml’ciM'l'IcouflI County (point oldlvoraion& . oror agoncyago: with rospoct lo aald propose* prosont tholr clalma within four mon a chord in|oclion Inlo SnaHonaHo River) and SEUiSE'/t -regularegulations shall bo held In tho oudltorlr a j ' s ...... sw .rw .s:?.?';% ? whleh-t'?rno'lh®oy wiit.*li._.. Iho dalo ol Iho lirst publication ofol thiothi nollco 'Two, 113, Rno. 18E; Lots 2 & 3, Soe. 4, Twp. - length ion of 3S4.47 fool and having a ( 5 Rgo'2lE. B.M. Twin Foils...... ihothe IdtIdoho Transportation Department a 1 and read In the Council or sald-clalms will bo forovor barrodirrod. Claim# l2S,Rgo.18E;,B.M.3.M. th tho a lb eo ro Norlh 78*48'52" Eaal. : pormll will bo subioct to all fuo r a If rodiverslon Irom Snako...... WoalWest £Slate £trool, Boise, Idaho. On Ihi ho Clly Hall, 321 Socond mu«t ollhor bo o’rosonlod lo QlonSlon R. Rod. I iMUOd, thlo per fuol; Ihonco cOnllnulng olong d Irom April 1 to Oclobor 31...... dayolday ol August, 1S78, at the hour of 9:00:00a.m. a Avonuo East, Twin'In FoFalls, Idaho. Said bida will ■fflan, Poraonal Roprosonlalivo ofthooolotoof th prior walofTlghla.Ihla. Protests ogsinsl lhe aoulherly soi rlghl-of-way South 83^43'41’46" M uaed Iror }ormil must bo filed wllh lhe Easl Eat 92.53 lool: Ihonco conllnuIng 1 rpoaos for 2030 ocros wllhln...... AnyAny wrillen data, vjows or aroumonlilonlsm ay be rocolvod on tho10 following:fol ;atB o x 85, Rlchflold, Idaho, or IllodIllod wllh tho granting ol tho perrr 4 Soc. 13; SWNEV*. SV, S oc...... olsoalso tx00 mallod lo Iho Secretary of IheIho Idaho The sale of one dwelling houso and court. fdaho Ooparlmontnt oof Wolor Rosourcos, 1041 said sal eoulhorly right-of-way S 978 Bluo Lakos Blvd..1.. hNorth..Twin Falls, Idoho.' 83*17'52" 83* Eoot 52.49 leol; thonco•e SouI h 14; Soc. 23, Soc. 24,24,Twp1lB.Rgo20E. Tw ...... TranspTransporlollon Boord.-P.O. Box 7129,29, BoIbo,( ’soparolo gorago l< .»£l«tod this 1st d iy ol August, 1978. permit will bo subject lo oil...... IdohoIdoho 83707. Unless good cauooe tot< the Hlghllno Canal Inivi'^irsoSSA the ?!,,?.': PLANKEY, KVANVIG, STdCKER ™ ono,b.,.,.^A,re August 28.1978. 0*42’08" 0*4 Wost 100.00 looi; thoncoio Southi ifissuod, this perm J ALLRED 83‘ 83‘17'52" East 150.00 fool: thonco-n 1Nariri' prior wator rights,nis. Prolosis against Iho...... coniracontrary Is shown, (ho proposedsod new r , itE .. B.M. also.IJso lurthsr.localed .lA mile '■^iQREENW OOD -to the granllno ol the pormil)ormil must bo filed with lhe- roQuU'roguiatlona..will.oo--Adopiod-by-mo- Ih«-ldah6— south ol tho roadId junction|ui of Cbunly roads By Lonny R.Stanger Dlroclor 6*46M2'08- East lo r lOO.Od-foot-tc 10andl7.397B.:— — ------—BOumon^d^hiWjwa^TifoOl aaifl'raiiraiircuid'------rdahooopanmonionnt 01 w ater Roa6UicoB,'J04l...... TrinscTransportolion Boord ol ll# next;t regularrt 2600 East and 3400.NlOO.Norih bolhg duo w est ol isonlallvo r—rrPUBLlSHrAugrlOar n o r a n d — foalln Bold and BOOTOOtsoon tho Hlghllno Canal.------■ - p u i f e ^ ^ for 9 73 ' Bluo U k e s Blvd.,1„ NbNorth, Twin Falls, Idaho,...... moollimoolirig following Mho' noarmor [;______NOTICEEOFAPPUCATION Of loot. {on 9.73 lool, moro or loss lo tho„.„ I eal thereupon to become elfoctlve. house and oarago aro lo be NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARINC,RINQ FORWAWATER PERMIT POINT p n OF BEGINNING. .“ALL^FiEV®™- - " dDated^Io this 7ih day ol .luly, 1B78. oiihor ‘dom olShWiOd * ter oorvago o r movod* Nbtlco I# horoby glvon by Iho PlanningPlant ond Notlco Ib herebysby Qlvon that Loo Marlins, Tho proposed uso ol the proport H.L DAY ‘ Intact Irom tho prompromises and tho area oholl on 7/13/76 submltlod Ap- ' S J',""”" PUB?','s"fi°;>,..,«»na Board Secretory bo cloanod, andiplcked pick up In auch a manner Zoning Commission for tho Clly:ily of Twin Buhl, ID., has on onnoxatlon is for Cold Slorago Faciilll ______p u i i Falla,Idaho, thal a Public Hoaringarlng will bo plicotlon No. 47-7417-7482 lor a pormit to ap- The Commission shall conaider rec PUBLISH: .luly 27, and Aug. 3 and 10.190.1978 that no traco ol ellhollher the houso or garage Dio loot por oocond of waler nnl,"; DF TRUSTEE'S SALE ------■ shall bo discerniblenible except tho clean and hold’Bt Iho hour of 7:30 o'clock P.M.P.M.. on tho proprlato 3.0 cubic I nnd olher nocoasary changoa. If ony lOBIhdayof lonuorv, 197B,ot tho Council from Coulee 1-3.1-4. 1-4 Twin Falls Canal Co. by com : S S ; On«?„°SS “ advertisemI n t f o r bidDS s bare foundollons,IS, f'd, .tho..Clly. shaU.>haU-fcl008(t all ..rloM#., an d .... Church for a SPECIAL USE PERMITIMIT in ordor 1 to Doc. 31 for flo ■Pi,'siteis"Sp*a"p;'L."S-no rucoin- iruaioo. will aollII at 1public auction, to Iho East, tl^ l tho applicant may uso tho properly pros for within Iho SE'ANWVm v . . lo c . a . Twp. 9S. Roe. mon! Eaal, Twin Fall#, Idoho, unlil 4:00 P.M., obligations to Ihehe sucooseful# blddor w1ih a - mondatlonB and allor lurlhor nollce. for caoh, in lawful monoy Of MounMountain Daylight Time, August 18,118,1078, at wrlUen "NotlcoI lo Proceed."I Tho dwoUlnq fUiochlal School purpoaoa on proportyi 15E..B.M. Any and all poraona doslrlnq to>”com cc m ,nt rK Si.S!? S . f . ' o f , t. Twin Falls, II issued. Ihb, pormilpot will bo aubjocl to all )s ol Amorica, oU payablo ot whlcfwhich time they shall t>o publicly open 11 bo complololy removed and toeatod at 20M Filor Avo., Eaal. Tw may appear and bo hoard ol lhe appolnlodop n ^ o of sale, tho f(followlnd doacrlbod real roadrood In the Council Cham bers bt (h M orn, ond legally doscribod as: prior walor righiaJhls. ProtOBls ogalnat tho tlmo ,i _ lond place. smplelod wllhm 60 calendar 17, E o sto l nranllnp o lth e pormitpom must be fllod with tho n a , properly, situate) In ththe Counly ol Twin Falls, FaUs'FonoCllyHaU. daya aftor the blddoiIddor'o receipt Of the "Notice DATED this 261h day of luly, 1976.“• - StaloOfldah^descrltloacrlbod OB follows lo-wll: TheTho work contomploiod heroin allure to damollsh or romovo. lls County. rdahorfp^rtm onlml ofc Water Rosourcos, 1041 ■ - “ MAXi MUELLER ain i# tho toV rocood." Fallun Bluo U M s Blvd..d., North,f Twin Falls, Idaho, < , Section Thirtyny (30),(3C Township Ton (10) consiconairucllon ol approximately .9292 imile of wllhln the alloited;ed 111 tlmo sholl cau se fortolture ' Idaho. . Chairman South, Rongor EighteenElgh (18) East. Boise' t,lkov Socllon 10: Thb South 275 fool PUBLISH: Aug. 10.1978. blkowoy. The work cOnslsIs 01I susubgrodo of the bid amount, fool of Iho ®^C/lrEPHE°f!j*MN M L itE D ^’ ''®” ’ ______Morldfan, preparation, pipe InsUllollon, consionstruclion All bida muslI corconloln bidder's socurily bl EnmSOO lool ol tho WVrSE’ANEV. land^localod [«^Lol^ Four (M ,. ,,EXCEPT.tho SoulhJSfootlhorcIhoroof. froclor THE FIFTH A Porcoloflundl' of grovel base course, prime coala t anda aoal at loost ton porconlcont (10%) of tho to u t amount 17, E o sto l PU/LlSHAug.lOarl0and17.1B78 %DlCpAL°DlS?RiCT?*STATE°OF^lDl 'iUD coA. All work aholl be according 10lo lhlhe piano blf In ollhor c a stsh. h .« cashier's check., cortllled -t.Townehlp 10 South. Ranoo 17, i '“ " O ' "* and Bpoclllcallono on tile and oper>pen lor In- chock or bidder's>r's bondt executed to tho City ' the Bolgo Morldlon. Twin Falls,lls, CCounly, / ______ANO AND FOR TWIN FALLS COUNTY MAGISTRATE'S DIVISION BEGINNING3 at Iho 1 Soulhwosi cornor . opoctlon opoc at tho olllco bf tho CllyV Clork, Cl 321 ol Twin Falls, IdohIdaho. Addllfonol Informallon t i THE d is tricCT t" iCOURT OF THE FIFTH ' ,. Socond Avanuo Eaal, Twin Falls, Idoho.Idoti may bo bblolnodod IromIt lhe olflce.Of Ibo City r'v S M llo n 10: Tho WWSEWNEWi RICT OF THE STATE OF • in thoinierest ol: BABY BOY GUI3UNTEB.A "'x^H'ife^’N.r.hNorth olong tho - Wool. ^ . EXCEPT: Iho Soulh 275 fool■nfihnPn-.t of th /'UDICIAL DISTRIC Child under elghloen Years ol Ago. Conlract Documonto wilh plor Holl, 321 Second Avonuo East.' ' ANO e x . /ID AH O , IN AND FOPFOR THE COUNTY OF TWIN boundary ol Seelioieeiion 30,004.72 fool lo Iho specspoclllcailons aro avollablo al theh'il’JSico*".-, c „“" K ' ’,S1!' aAirpori"* Manager. Operollono - • 600 foot of Iho WWSe’ANEV./. A^AND EX. y REALPOINTOFBSOF BEGINNING moC • CEPT Iho Soulh 25 foot Ihorobl. "ORDER*NOTiclANO vonuoEasi, oiKce .loslin Fiold, Flok during regular olflco ED HEMMING. RUTH REED SUMMON^ FOR HEARING. 3rth311.50fool: Twin ■ ' h o u rs.______VIRGIL VANCE REED, by and A » ydor^tho C^^ ?,0c11v o Ac!__J t HENc I Sooulh Jlh^t 89‘30'23" EobI, 098.35 AllAll bidders shall be currently llcerliconsod as • The City reserverbrvoB'lho rtght to re|M t.«ny , . -----r:C ^ H E D R A §^ % K 3H T 8^uioiV RGf A—REED-HEMMING,------f,,^ l Ilowalvolnformolllloa. I -Twin Falls County. Idaho. All ol i 3ulh 0-30'21" Eofll. 3 I l .a -frsiM K tesssr-? ■I N6.1,2.3.and«l,bl9aldoubdlvlslo im.pioiniiiia^ namod child, by tho Idaho Doparlii S n T ^ i 2 h ENC“e Soulh .-KOONTT------Hoallh and Wollaro.. Tho morlls withwllh tho Fodorol Oopartmoni ol U bor Clly Clork Any and all porsona doslrlnq to c w LO^S MCDONALD. LINDA So,'}! arth BO‘30'55” Wost, 701.48 SchoSchodulo ol minimum wages. moy appear and bo hoord at Iho sj Pellllon will bo examined In an adlu lurnlsh bid P^SLlSH: Aug. 10.110.17and24,1978. l,?."po5;rod tMARLiNEBS,“ID. and TAWYNA SUE REED; hearing r"'*;, on 0>11: 1B78, at 0:30 felAllhifRE°A'ipCALPOINTOFBEGINNING. . . All All biddoro will be required to lurn tlmo and piaco. >0 obovo named dolondania bo mado wlihouI covononl or____socurllylntho,fo,rmofcosh,socui wshlor'sor'ochock. NOTICE OFFOF PUBLIC HEARING ------^Tho doclalon bl Iho Commission.slon shall bo and ll ony of Iho ot Maol3iraloj:ourt..Jw in.F all3-CQunt dava- ol Iho orodocoaood.lhonion iall unknown helra and all thouso, • Twih Falls, Idaho, al which I ■ding" lllIo~pOBOOBsron or cerlllcortlliod chock, or bid t>ond, poyobleoble tb Iho...... Nollco Is horoby q final unloso wllhln lllloon days ©realtor IIS oncum brancea lo isatisfy the obligation cilyClly of Twin Folio In Iho amountjnl 01 llvo Zoning Commlaaloi CSjmmlaslons ocllon an agpoolNo^llod io fl with unknown dovisooisoos ol ony decoasod 'court -ggup will onlor lls Decree and thoro si a Public dolondants; and I all'all unknown ownora and all dlsposillon. secured by and pursuantpursu to tho power ol oalo perccpercent (5%) ol Iho total amount off thothe bid. Falls, Idaho, thatlot a Public Hearing will-bo th a Clly Counell. On Appoal. e ) Oood of Trust oxoculod by TheTho succosolul bidder will be roquroqulrod lo hold ot Iho hourr of 77:30 o’clock, P.M ., o m h o ' H ^ rln y will bo echodulod boforofov. n o a „ Tho Iollowing porsona shall oppippear por- oRvfLLeVREEMAN*!: sdnaily altho hearing: »1AN CLARK and LINDA KAY furnlefurnish 0 One hundred porconl (lOOl!(»%) per- 29lh day of AupuauDUBt. 1978. In th e. CouticII 1,1978. proportylnTwlnFallFalls County, Slate ol Idaho, I R.->h« nov CLARK, husbandId anc and wlio. aa Graniors, to formaformonco bond a.ono hundredd porcentp Chambers, CllyI HalHall, locoted-al 321 Second— J-OATEDTHIS 7lh day of AugusI, 193 Berty Dulcher, notural lather olI Baby a Boy jITLE FACT, INC..l.osTruatoo.forihobonofll as (1D0%(100%) labor and malorlals bond for fallhful Avonuo East, Twin Folia, Idaho,- upon (he “ v MAX MUELLER GunlorGunt socurlly ol IhohOTwlnFoilsBonkandTrusl Tv. porioiporiormsnco bl Iho Controct - Inn llIho full application of Karon Kan L. R ogerson' for » T a r c e l i:’ Tho parents, guardlona. Or cuaiod i--- Chairmon -Township 10 Soul:South, Rango 15. East of the . Th IH 2 , K Company, recordedded COclober 1.1974, in Book . amounlOlthoConlractprlco. ambu ■ SPECIAL USE PEFPERMIT In ordor lhat tho pyaUSH:Aug.10,1978. . . • further notifiod Ihol Ihoy ore onlillo >s. al pogo 1053. Instrument ThoTho right Is resorvocTby the Cllyly lclo reloci applicant may condi:onduct o D » Coro Conloi' bn . ' ___ Bolao Meridian, Tw, Twin Fairs County. Idoho, roproBontod by logal counsel. II Thni tl »r« 210 c\J Mortgagos. at SECTION IB: NW'/IWV4NWV4, EXCEPT Public {.oP'* I' numbor67ll05^ recorcrecords of Twin Falls Counly. onyany a and oil prqpbsalo and lb poslpbatpbno tho . property at 358 Elm .SL N ..fw in FoilSr Idaho, PUBLICNOTICE Vay. llnanc Ilnan lally unable to rolain on altormsrnov. they awareaword ol the Conlract for a periodiod not to ancTlegally describecribedos: n Soalod BIda aro bolnp occoptodlod fifrom now RoadRlamoofWoy. moy apply to Iho court prior to Iho hoi Clly 01 Bliss, PARCEL II: or which Ihis aalo ia lo bo . exceed oxco< thirty (30) daya, and io accepl occi tho SV^ WhWhSWofLot2l wnlll August 31. 1B78, by tho Clly appolnlmonl ol counsoi. You arou o “ lur“hof proposal lhat Is, In tho opinion of lllhe Clly Yoatmilatmon Addition •Idoho, to soll 0 1938 Ford Firore TiTruck. In. Township 10 Soul notifiod of the righl ol appoal trl :ail 352.4541. Boise Morldlon. T« p FREEMAN CLARKHK'o^nd a*r LfNDA'KfAY°CLARK^ K?un'Council, in Iho best Inlorosi of thom e City of Any ond all peraoriraons desiring lo comment opoctlon by appolnlmonl, call dlBposlllon or ordor onlorod bv inis thi Loun husband and wiio,>llo, thavo foiled to pay Ihb .Twin-Twin I Falla.______, ——_ moy BOpoofjnd.bod bo fhw nppolnlad (^rllllod chock lor tho lull amounTiounl ol Bid SECTION 10: NEV.'JEV4NW/4. EXCEPT Public undoc O'OP' idaho Codo socllon 10-1617,__ -• m ust aecompany-bld.-Blds willII bobo-oponod- -Hoad Rights ol Way.Vay.------inslalim onts-due-ume-underfhe-torm#*of -said ------•Broid ld s muof bo"dubmlHod''dn:thV8lb Standard limo ond place, Dolondants " D a lo : 6^ ^ ; ----- < Dood ol Trusl andnd promissorypr< noto socurod ^Conlroct n ir DocumonI# provldod by thetho Cily of Tho doclaion ol thetl Commission shall bo' Sopt. S. 1676. at Clly Council Mootlnootlng In City PAULT.SMITH ______yl^r^ln ijpy,* rtl -IK.% m P fto -O fty ------i h o r ^ ^ loltowo;— -TWIrrfallgr EnrolDpBs c bntal n f nrtoldSTmrst ^ d ----- flnal-unloaa-wimir — Half-at-Bllin»rMa*'o.>0-00~P-">- 1 .bruary2S,197B bobo I aoalod, marked and odaressrossod as Commissions actlorictlon on appeal b Illod wllh roMCvos Iho righl toTotuso ony or all PUBLIs Ih! Au'g. 10,17and 24,1976. --•^.RUOY IINKINS.City Clork t h e ’ s t a tHI“ h LT o s e n d s PXs ' :______J15i;42duoM®oreh2areh25.1B78 followfollows: tho Clly Council.ncil.'O n Appoal. a Pubiio GREETINGS TOI THETH DEFENDANTS ABOVE nil 25.1978 • BIDSBIDS FOR 1B7S BIKEWAY CONSTRUTRUCTION Hoorfng will beB acheduiod set boforo the City ^ e i ? ' ^ ' 'SSSicfTW l! ll5l:4iSu2»25,1978 PRO.IPRO.IECT Council. ffiS U S H : Aug. lOond 17* 1978. ^ ydu° ' a r e HERIHEREBY NOTIFIED lhal a IDAHO,i'd aH IN AND FOR THE COUNTy^•y^FTWlN |151,42duo.june«mo 25,1078 CfT DATEDTHlS7lhd,7lhdayof August. 1B78. ■ Complaint has beer ■FALLS ily25.1B78 TWTv Kn' fALLS; IDAHO 83301 MAX MUELLER.LER , . THE FIFTH Dlalrlct Court ol? mo tho Film Judicial 'tSoltlcl 0*1 MAGISTRATE DIVISION, - which Inslollmonl#onto Includo principal ond EDYTHE D. KOONTZ, City Cioikllork Chairman STATE . OF tho State of Idaho,ho. In and for Iho Counly ol In in Iho Mailer ol tho Esialo ol: RICI ______PUBLPUBLISH:Aug.3,10ond17.1B7S. PUBLISH: Aug. 10,110.1978. • . ; —------moprinclporbaloriibalance owod os Of this dole IDAHO. IN AND FOR TWIN FALLS3 COUNTYCO TwinFalls. by tho10 abbvoiiamat cd plainlilfa and------weBB:Dccoa3^r-—v/EG — ------; ------NOTICE OFFOFPUBLICHEARINQ ; RPORATION. you aro horobyy dldirected lo file a wrliten on Iho oblloallon)n soCe OF SHERIFF’S 8ALEBALE The raluro olI moIho claim again#! you is an Iho if,o flrol publlcaUon of-Ihls nollcoE"sr2 widening, minor grading and biiumlnous biiui Q. Rhoades, Pooio’ooior, for a SPECIAL USE ...... Undorand by.vlrtuo ol an Exocutlocullon Issued ocllon to qulolI liilollll to Iho real proporty claims claln will be lorovor barrod. Clairlolma mual • STATEOFIDAHOO )• l ' ■ Soldewolk S on 0.460 mllo ol US43, Blue Bluo U koo PERMIT In ordor)r lhatIhi opplicont may expand out of tho at»vo ontlllod Coun. In tlithoabOvo ----- doscribod In Ihoicaplion. cop - . . ollhor oiih< bo presonlod lo Pomola W«Wobb,- c/o ) Blvd. No. (No. 5 Points - Filor Avo.vo. Interim tho use ol Its) propertyprc for Church and ontltlod aclion, dotod Iho IBIh day ol April, WITNESS my' handhai and Iho seal ol said Torry Torr Loo lohnson, P.O. Box 1507, 15C Twin CounlyolTwlnFolls)Foils) ' improvomont) in Twin Falls, known'o propoaoded now rogulations will dersignod {jora has boon appolnlodd poraona1 ------Bllnes for .dlrocllonal signs roproaonlallvo fopr ol Iho abovo namec iIENTOF CONDITION ACA chargo of Fifteon Dollars (J15.00)S.OO) will bo of HOLOHANN ADDITION,A Twin FollJ In Book 222 Poga 1<99 Ol tho rocc UTH6RN IDAHO "ladomodo lor each oot ol plana, paymonmont to bo Counly, Woho,10, «according lo Iho plot ------Tw1n-Foll# Counly Clork and-Roc .Ol.wny of any slalo hlohway.___..All^ ll |poraona having clalma against ...... torstoto svsiom, lo pormil docoasod n prolocla p South U* 50' 50" Eosl 138.67 foet; ' Savings and Loan Assoclatloi “ a 01 .1. Total A ssets ...... _...... M7,W8,667 InvohInvolving Federol funds shall obtain ills Idaho views or argument lain auch a Ihonco Socond Sirool North, Twin Falls, k NOTICE TO CREOrrORS‘S t . , . LIABILITIES: ' liconso before'aw ord will bo mode, mo oa Soulh 0’ 28' '19" W est 159,73 fool; PUBLIC NOTICE IS NeREBY OIVI lh rospoct to said proposed NOTICE N' IS HEREBY GIVEN.. Thot1 the NolosPoyoblo ...... J74.300.34S—...... ^0iWid Poraonal . Aceruod IntorostJl Pay.Poyoblo ______SlonC _____ ,^Noriti_«!_3213?'.QQ" Woni 138.91 lool: ■ 10:00 o'clock A.M., Mounloln ...... '2,088,024 The ITo pay noi iPianco ■ ■"BavlnOBTHnqrofMld dayrnttho Ei 5l1 WoBi Stale Slreot. Boise. Ail. Ail. porsons hoving ' cloims ogo:igolnst tho Accounts Payablo310 ...... ,,, ...... 42 394 1080loso Ithan Iho minimum wogo rale#00 con form North 0*'2 7 27’ ’ 40" Eosl 158.97 foet, Door ol tho Twin Fall# County C^u em day of AugusI, 1978, at the decoaaed dec or hor oalato ore required req to oihorLlablllllos» ...... 0,181 SP-L-SP-L-IN In the odvortlaed speclllcailo:ollons ond moro or-lessr-M r-lo M h o -f« a l polnl oi -TWItTFalls, Maho, County of Twin Fa proaent thoir claims whhln lour mor bid proposol. Such ratoo will b e mod8-III ob: (U(U.S.C.A. S.I Tlllo 29, Para. 201-21B,1. CiChap. 8) Umo and piaco. ’S lito a , all right, tlllo, Inlofost and S s 'S 'i KUnlosa good causo to iho poriorsonal roprosncitatlvo oMhe ollic'!hco ofeS? ParllclpallonCort.Cort...... 5,X5 arioiishall opply lh tho omploymont ofJf Iolobor for Tho docioioni b l ttho Commission shall bo - th* •bovo named dolondania, ol. I hown at said hearing tho t E.. Smith.S 113 2nd78lroet West. In1 TwinT» Foils Claaa A S to c k1...... 449.335 ihiap Uio above doscribod REAL PROPI roguiotionB will bo adoplod by idoho. idof this boino the ploco doBigtsignaled lof c la sa B S io cI k ___...... 5.350.B75 ‘ itU irposo bl Iho Idaho Tronrransport^a- oallsly aald judgmont logelhor with uportalion Boord al its noxt Itie lhe iransacllonof thobuslnossol th « e a tm e n t...... | a,Bll,BlB nonlion I Boord lo build iho improvemenl Ihsi havo occrvod br mav accrue. E S " s sig i following tho hearing, ond or o rn may bo fllod wllh lhe Court, R S s T s a,o»on/o s ' ...... 5,018,727 shortshortest time conslslont with goodd coconstruc- Hooring will bo0 acachodulod before tho Cily - Dated al Twin Falls, ktaho, on Ihh Daled Ihis SUi.doyol August, 1S78.)7B .Undislrlbulod Eamin•amings ...... 377.097 ,ion.(ion. Necessory equipment and anin offoclivo0: Council. omocllecirve. 0 l7^h day of August, 1976...... - Dated thia 71h7th cdoy ol .luly. 1976. • WILLIAM.R; SMITH Total Nol W o rthI ...... $11,208,038 orgororgonliollon will bo Insloled upon. DATED THIS 7lhd .... Poraonal Reprosnnioilve of ihoihoEalalool TolalUabilllloaiNol4 Not ------E.D. TlSDAlDALE, P.E.------MAX>»UELLEfl - • ChlorDeputyfor ' ■U . ' H.LDAY S Worth ...... iminlolfoior- Cholrman_ / iriiho Board Socrolai ------Laura Elllo Hinton. D o c e a s^ ...... - ‘ •■187 648 567 - ShoriffbrTwinFallaCount^ldai^ld»no PUBLlSH:iuly27.i^27fimdAu0.3andlO,197a. PUOLISH: PUE Aug. 10,l7ond 24. 197B.B. ■ PUBLISH: Aug. 10.1910,1978, ■ ' ' - ’ PUBLPUBLISH: August 7 ,8. B. lO & ll. 1B78B78 - -PUBLISH: Aug.710.1978. 10,1 '••• ■ PUOLISH: Aug. 9.10 and 17.19^. 3ft . • . LEQALNOTICE LEGALL NOTICEN ^ ^ ------IN THE OISTHICIJ^UCOURT OF THB FIFTH • I NOTICE OF P U B U C a ^ rr OF THE STATE OF j , , Aco HHanson Chovrolot horobv otatoa RTHE COUNTY OF TWIN ' >e-l977-Ch«vrokrt-ei»on-lruok-wlU4>« forodal'rod al public salo bn AuguBl 12.1978B ot . I M , KSCLS A-12Tlmo|^/lowa,TwlnF£vin Fail3. Idaho • In tho Mattor cl tho aCE HANSEN CHEVROLET I'j r e s s ”" Thiiradav, AufluatlO KNlGGE.Occoastg^^ 1054 BluoUkooNo. , • TwinTwlr Falls, Idaho JBLISH:AUa:10and 11.1978. . ..NOTICETOCI PUBLISI NOTICE IS HEREBY^^l«i?'wot tho un- ■ 'X )on appbinlod poraonal • ------dorslgnod has boon . INI THE OiSTRICr COURT OF. THE FIFTH Ftf foproaonUillvo ol IhoIho aabovo-oamod oatato. . . .lUDIClA I claim# agolnat Iho w id IDAHO, I ;ulrod ‘to -proBonl Iholr , FALLS\LLS claims wilhin lour monlmonihs allor Iho dalo of - j MAGISTRATE DCVISION tho lirst publication,n of thla nollco or said- 5 finds uvay toTpenei trate ■ InlholIn Iho Mattor of tho Estito ol KATHRINERINE-Q,-- -clolm s will tw forovortiver barrod.-Clolm* mu«t - - FMCfi Bd lo Lowronce Knlggo, ------SCOT?-.:OT?-.Doooas«d,- I _____ ollhor bo projoniod Ic —:------Poreonai RoproBontativntativo ol tho oatato. at i ~ V . ,~7 NOTICE TO CTEDffOR3 ------‘“ P.O. Oox l9(»; TwlnIr^ Fa Falls. Idaho. 63M1, Of - NNOnc o n c r i S’ HEHEBY GIVEN that tho un- fiiod wllh tho OJurl. dorslgnc>rsignod haa boon sppolntod poracoraonal LAWRENCE KNIGOI^lOaE ' - \ ] roprosoriproaontatlvo ol the at)Ovo-n»moa osoJlato_.Ij PUBLISH: Aug. 3, lOand0and17.1978______; AllII poraonaporai having claims againsl Iho i Japamleseeczonomnic forttress dOCOOBOjcoasod aro roqulrod to prosoni ll claimsalms within» four months allor Iho dali PatT r^r^^/JV ^ i or oaid N0.47-3 47-4oea I ’ (Editor’s note: This Is the sccoiiccond m lecnnology and yoi nachlncry and mosl of the cheml 0 lirst publication of thla nollco or ( 1 you moy find out you mach a n ic a ls e iscw n c re in A siala a s Oi ther n a tio n s a r e o'faims will bo forovor barrod. Clalmala rrm ust Notico Is horoby givongivoi that DoibortKlundl . Jl five-part series looking txihlncihlnd the put someone inxo I makes. The Japanese have boi Scolt, (Canyon Trout Farm)iITwlnFaila.lDhasliloda Twi I ■competition with you it ma tx)ught beginning to grow.ow. Taiwan' and now oithorIhor tbo prosontod to Stuart W. Sc Qhl oalabilahod'by'dlvor- U.S. balonccof trade deficit pictuilctu re.) do w n th o ro a d ,” he Icenses for waste woler cqulpm srsonai Roprountallavo Ol Iho Eatatoitaio, al claim lo a waler right e 'headded. • Hcens pment. South Korea oreI splittingspll away from »rry, Robortaon, Daly & Larson, Iho} IdaIdaho sion and application lb ByJEROMEIDASZAK’K* But It’s workedked well for FMC In ood food processing and petrol*•oleum getting productss aan' n d s e rv ic e s fro m Firstrat NationalNe Bank Building. Twin1 Falla.Ft cubic lool per second c • RockCrook with poinl of ©ChlcagoSun-Timesi ■ Japan, said Arthu:thur Schmitz, Inlcma- equipqulpmcnt,.power transmissionon and Japan, which hosIS usedu» license agree- ‘‘^n’Apjaho, or lllod wlih tho Court. DATED this 2Bthdayof .Iono, 19TB. - 5S on‘re'5^5?rIWViNE'A. Sod. 12; Twp. CHICAGO - When the talk: turnstun to Uonal vice presldeiid e n t.------spT>cclaltychemicfl!a. ccli m c n ls to g ivc e -Ji-Japan exclusive sjuSTUART W. SCOTT 10S,flge.16E..B.M.,Tw(..TwinFollsCoonly,, e ^ rts, .U.S. businessmenI pipraise “The Japanesese i community has nol “There “Tf aro not Uial mony piiplaccs distribution to itss nenel( ig h b o rs . . ' UBLISHED: .luly 27. and Aug. 3 and 10. . The wotor Ib clalmodmod to< bo usod-from .ian. 178. 'Japanese'economic vigor ohdId In lr the done much to encouragcenc Imports of whenvhere the morkct Is dynamic andind the "At present, thehe KoreansK are mak* JK -u’JetW l'll next breath complain al»ut how It’s , machinery,” saidild Schmitz.J "And they t^chnechnlcttl ability that advancetc c d to In g a m o jo r effort rt to to bring technology in1 THEthe" DISTRICT COURT OF THEf p FU i n H NW'ANEV., Soc. 12.2. Twp;'IDS..T^ Rgo. 18E.. almost impossible to cut throughough the havo a mystcsterlous business laketa k e qd v a n lag c of licen sin g ,” Schichmltz in from the outsideside and break from JDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE lAHO, IN AND FOR THE CMUNTY OF T\ > thia claim ol walor right , obstacles and sell goods and senservices environment, dlffillffercnces In culture aid. said- “Japan has been unique5ue — Japan. The Japaneslanese are extremely falls’ ' tho Idaho Dopartmonl ot In th e A sian natio n . and language, and ani many American Ihrou,hrough Ihclr technical capabilityUy, the 1 • reluctant to soc: that.that They're afraid MAQtSTRATE DCVtSION Wolor Rosourcoa, 1041 Blue Lakoa Blvd.. ■VIE H North.TwinFails.Idaho.Saho.a3301. But one Chicago-based compompany, businessmen arc•re unwilling lo leam dillgelUlgencc of their workers andnd the Korea will become in tho Mallor of tho Eatalo ol ELVIE >rae another Japan,” sEnRY”ERRY.Docoaaod. c : STEPHEN ALLR^LLR^D FMC Corp., has found a wa;w ay lo a b o u t th a t. W c saw a growing market supposupport of their government. Schmitz said. Diroclor EstatoNo. PUBLISH: AUQ.Sandl",d in io™ penetrate the fortress of JaJapan. there, and licensiinsing was the way to “The “T!’ llcensc relationships; have1 But business Inin thethe region Isn't ycl NOTICE TO CREDfTORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Iho un- Heavily Involved In foreignin Itrade take advantagetdfil.” dfi survi-survived 30 years,” , Schmitzz con- up for grabs. Schmitz Sch said U.S. dora°om iraignod haa boon appointed porac' ' S ' ------L E aXAL niNOTICE ~ oro u n d th e globe, F M C h n s b ercndoing e n d • Insecticides, peapeo picking machines, Hnue0 NO. 3036^. Selle] NK-W yoKK (Ul’ll - .Mafkrti,tarkrtislaRlanrcfillhcclseon 80 lllod,liiod, tho Court wiil procood io hoarlar anda SUMMUMMONS ers of no>name b OF IDAHO SENDS booze lurthor THE STATE OF dotormlnlormlno Iho appilcatloh without lurti SlocU.-{jl|^bi hAvy iniUnsiradlnt notico.lico. QREETINGS TO DONAIONALD -lAKE WAGEMAN. Aillnoaa my hand ond Iho soal ol Ihia1 CoCourt THE ABOVE-NAMEDiO 01DEFENDANT: LotSln S 5 i? f ti3 ^ " ^ IhlBlOlh®BlOth day oMuIy. 1978. You oro horoby aummonod surr to appeor In tjdiogJn c Coilon futurti-Mattly WiJicr. RICHAI^DA. PENCE. Clork tho abovo-ontlliod1 Coi.Court to bo hgid al tho enddup batl court ______t;olil{ulurr»-l.owrr. : . By's!By SHERRI BROYLES .ludlciai Building In taald Counly. In Iho Oilcapj Krala ruIufW-WDfWWhf3! xrtord ffflt towtf lo — Dopu ______nbovo-ontlllod causo,.wso..wilhin twenty (?0) days_____ com l^l lol'i h l^fr. ^ . oauoa lii lol'vjux) Bojlwini PUBLISHIBu’^H'^uly^'s” 20, 27 and Aug. Vandand 10, Irom tho dalo ol sorviaorvlco of this Summons DENVER (U Prr^'/T i^aretailer who began selling; drug producls at 20 lo 50 pcrcent below (he cost Ofol 4'iu.n'jcmuhletirt, 1978.rs. upon you. and ploadad tolo plaintill'a Coniplalnt }urt. or plainllll..wm.laka • b r a n d d ru g s. T h e c h a inin h a s -17 slo r a s In C olorodo. on llio In aald Court. no-name booze last month1 hasha; run Into problems, He • : THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE: FifFIFTH • ludgmoni agalnat you as . prayod lti. said claims a competitor is inter!iterfcrlng with his effort toI Bugdanowltz has saidlid hihe believes Harry Hoffman's JDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE,TE OF Complaint. n s World gold)ld ■ 'itfflS 10 claim against you Is lor is the only U.S. retail llquiliquor store to offer gcncrlcallj IDAHO,AHO, INI AND FOR THE COUNTY OF'F TVTWIN Tho naluro ol tho do sell the gcnerlcally labeledd llqliq u o r. NKWYOHKIUI'D-Kor-KorrlKnanddomcsllCKold FALLSXLLS divorce, divialon ol cdmmunliyc propony, Richard Bogdanowltz, owiowner of Harry Hoffman1 la b e le d liquor, n rira Wn!it«(la V: MAQtSTHATEDIVISKJN custody o lth e minoror childch and child support, London t He said Hoffman’ss obtainedobi ils Initial supply. oi - r Londo NOTICE TO C^EDrrORS mmunlty dobla. Inc., filed a $15 million iawsuiwsuit In U.S. District Courl 01 MomlnttnxlnRXe.ooup i ka T.V. “ "wPT^^ESs",*My harTd^land and iho aoal ol oold j f gcncric liquor from a C California supplier, but ha: Tuesday accusing Argonautout ’Wine & Liquors Store of h f f i i V r . . h S ] Denver and co-owners Henrym ry a n d J a c k R o b in so n w ith1 tieen unable lo replenishlish itsH slock. Bugdanowltz saidId ia i-'rBiik{urta».»iAi.is. Nolico la horoby gIvon by Iho undoraigiraignod *'°“ RiCHARDV’^C e j ■ lIBROYLEG ' ■ Poraonooraonoi Roproaontativo lo Iho crodltorilltofB ol By/s/SHERRI Brie n ie g a lly I n te rf e r in g w ith hish is (efforts to sell gcnerlcally ^ shipment Intended for Hoffman’s is silling in ; nndnllpId Oll poraono having claims agolnat T .' ' la b e le d liq u o r. ' supplier's warehousee awaitingaw shipment lo Denvo. udson, doeoaaod. or his oslafo. to'Jxh^g^ oxh PUB?r#|!J!^l®'5)and:and 27. ond Aug, 3 antnCH " ricc'lor relinlhK aclllInK ond Il'll®®"! , wilhin 1978. Hoffman’s Introduced generic gen liquors lasl monthh but cannot be shippedid fofor reasons Bugdanowltz salt;;ild iint.i[jr1catctl will ius.r;a.Xi u up I.U3 per truv ouncc. jhO'"om wllh Iho nocoasary vouchora, wil SclIlnBpricc, fubrlcmctlKolictlKoliI2lJ.c:5upi.wj»riroy lour^morur months-altor tho lirat publication o l : but ran out of Its supply’ abca b o u t 10 d a y s a g o a n d h a s ,h e co u ld no t d is c u s s ait t thl;this lime. Jlfco, to tho aaid Poraonal RoproaoniaJnla'lillS IN THE DISTRICTr COURTCO OF THE FIFTH r nt Iho lUDICIAL DISTRICTCT (OF THE STATE OF b e e n u n a b le to b u y m o re , salclsaldBugdanowltz. “That’s whal this lawsiawsuit is all aboul,” he said. Thi tho Ollico ol Bonoil & ALoxandor at ™:! . LEGALiL NNOTICE t»15°fSwin Falla Bank ond Trual auiidlno, “ VT lin • IDAHO. IN AND FOR3R THETl COUNTY OF TWIN In his lawsuit, BugdanowKlowltz accused the Robinsonn supplier “wanls to sellcll lo us, w c w an l to se ll it lo Ihi r'lrlnho FALLS Ilia. C^ounly ol Twin Folia, Slalo o f Ida 11 Ihn-Tnrmlrr^llnn n« Itin____ L BrolIicTra'OTOTnSpTl'ln^TOTorC'forcclils 5nppllcrr“ to-reftisr—c------pubHc-end-the-publlt'-vi'UJi^-^vunts-t(>-bl»y-it^-l)ul-li•^u:aulLg^;,,,,t PUBUCN0T1CJOTICEOFSALE 13 t}Oift(UIia4iIucoJl»*d-for-lho.trflnaoel ____ ^n-mo-Maun£-flUw ------Nollcp-la-horoarTI Iho businoss oloaid oatato. Poronloi Riohta ol and lor adoption olTODD to d o b u s in e s s ” w ith h im : i t,” h e sa id , cSorolanocJ Oy virtuo' ol O'S,”"Oatod.Iuly25,1978 . •OWEN TERRY. ______Bugdanowitzji]so accusedsed ]he Robinson brothers ofif B u g d a n o w ltz a ls oI aciaccused Henry Uoblnson oOf Soction 4&^5, IdolioDO CoCodo, willaoll ot public pEDWARD n i L. BENOIT CasoN180 No. 445 aucilon.Auoust 21;i; 197B.1971 ot 10:00 a.m. lor Mnlnof NOTJCEOFEOF HEARING ’ disparaging theiiuallty ofif “ falsclyZdlsparaglng-tHe'the generic Ifciliors during ai Porsonal Roprosonlalivo ol Iho EstatiSlate 01 YQy HEREBY “materially and falsely” dl! saloKoopIng (aCMndonindoflod), tho lollowino tT.Voy V‘ Hudson, docoasod. lEBY NOTIFIED lhat tho generic liquors. Gcnpric2 pnproducts are labeled onlyy Interview with a televrt•Icvrsloii reporter. -Bugdanowli:,vltz ------doscrtbodvohlcio: — JBLiSH:-iuly27rnnd Auo:3ond10.'l978:187(1------hoarlng-ln-lho BboroibOTOd-onlltied couae la ...... 1085 CHEVROLET;•T; Statlonwaoon.Si VIN I • ■ horobyBoltoboQinon,n on Augual 30,1978. ot tho of the product but carry no0 said Robinson referredrod loI' generlcaily labeled llquo with a descriptive name of t J-THE-DISTRICT COURT OF THE f FIi if th " ■ TwirtJatlsCountrCourCourlhouao, commoncino - - brand Identification:------asa “plgln'apoke?''" tSON ~ 'o JDUDICIAL ^C ^ DISTRICT OF THE STATEkTE OF “I 'I’O •lour ol 10:000 o'co'clock A.M.. boforo tho Ht. 14. Box 301 IF TWIN Honoroblo Williamm CC. Sluart. upon tho S o m e p r e s c rip tio n d ru ggs s haveh; been sold under twth IDAHO.)AHO. IN AND FOH THE COUNTY OF Tl ^ Robinson, who saidI he wasn'tv aware of t^e lawsuit,Ull, lofomo; 1083038 ALLS putitlon of Lynda LooiLoon Dulling Booking to Is for years, and some food iormlnoto Iho parontorontol rights ol Timothy brand und generic labels fo ^ d e n ie d In te rfe rin g w ith[h Hoffman'sHo supplier, . PUBI.tSH:Auaual3&10.f i i o . , 978. MAGISTRATES DIVISION erlng generic food products, In thtf-Mattof ol Iho Ealalo ol ULUEE.IANE .1/ -Owon Torry whojon090 . whoroabouto-oro ' s to r e s re c e n tly b e g a n of ferlni IN THE QISTRICrr• COURTCOI OF THE FIFTH unknown, on Iho grougroundo 01 abandonmont The King Soopers superjpermarket chain Tuesdayy ‘ “ If I fe ll th a t w e re a succcssfulsu< program , I'd buyy It11 lUDICIAL OISTRICTCT 0OF THE STATE OF f'tl^U L ond upon Iho potlilclollilon ot Gono Dulling IDAHO. IN AND FORTH5RTHE-COUNTYOFTWIN ’ announced In Denver il plan:ilans to begin selling gcncriec myself,” saldRoblnson.3a. , ; • NOTICE TO CREDfTORS aooklngodoptionollhoIho abovo-namod child, - -FAILS ...... NOTICE4S HEREBY GIVEN lhat thothe un- Should you lall Idto oappoar tho Court will ______In mo Mattor ol thotho E Eatato ol DESSA M_^____,, orslgnod-hoB-boon'appolntod-- porai.oraonal -----adludgo youJo ba.an».an iunlll-paront-and.aliall------' — STEVENSrDocoaaod."O d .-...... namoci lorminalo your paronloironlol rlghla toward Todd j C*Bo NO.1504 iproaontatlvo ol tho abovo nar Prt>b«taCtB< ocodont. Ali poraona having claims aga NOTICE OF HEARIhEARtNQ OF FINAL AC- 1 w / u‘ir°o'd"lo ***IondAuo.3and10.197B, horolo. CLEVE PETZOLDT Hoarino upon aaldaid accountO' and potlHon 2002 Coilogo Avonuo • NOTICE OFPUErpUBLKJHEARING ^ p i c t u r eB b c c o nm e s d iImmer i will bo hold on Sopt.ipt. 22.22 at 3:00 P.M. In tho Caldwoll,rdaho83005 LIC HEARING ON THE ■ obo»o-<'omod Court,ufl, tat which timo ob- X?''Phono: (M8) 459-0312 • §F THE CrrY OF TWIN ' ©WashingtonStar- u tilitie s — a m o nl g thI e m D ay to n P o w e r too covercov lhc,)|jl(ihcf costs are trimim m e d ' |octlono to oald accountcount ond pollllon will bo ALLANLLAN.I. CiOFFEL FALLS. IDAHO,. FOIFOR {450,000 UNDER ■nber, of & Light, MiddleIdle South Utilllles, byly regulatoryre commissions andId then ‘oAfEDthlsiOthdayol tiornoy for tho Eslato THE COMMUNITYNITY DEVELOPMENT' WASHINGTON - A humbci l2WostOwyhoo SMALL CITIES PROPROGRAM TO BE EX- ich have Boston Edlsdn,. ConsumersC Power,- ' delaylelaycd for months. The utilllilltlc s ’ MARILYN M. MUSHI e lec tric utility c o m p an ie s, w h ich 1 ' • Box 8445,82Uolth ,0. Box 2030 •equesls for higher rales are freq somodalo, Idaho 83828 l>ccn reporting hl(^cr earningsIgs sinces IliinolS Power, Iowalov Power & Light, reque ^ “ en- Moscow. Idaho 8384; Uni.inu- iMiv27.ftndAug.3onf11i) 107H lOTfl WHEREAS. Iho Clly ol Twin Foils. Idoho. the day four years ago whenicn N. ew K a n s a s P o w e rt * Light,Li Public Scrvice Hyly basedba on operating costs of a y; e a r lUOY A, HOLLINOGI ______Intonda lo apply lor Four Hundred Fllty passed a of Nciv Mexico,0. Americant Electric ortw(ir tw o In lh e past. Box 138 J THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE: FlFIFTH Thousand DolIoraa (t(*450.000) undor tho York's Consolidated Edison pass Honaon. Idoho83334 la Power Light, Con Cor E d . one of lh e la rg e s t elc< UDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATEiTE OF Comcnunity Dovoiopiolopmeni Small Cillos • dividend, have suddenly begun;un turn- t Power, Florida .ic c in c PUBLISH: AuQ. 3. lOand5 a , 7 . , . 7 . . )AHO. IN AND FOR TWIN FALLS COUN'lUNTY Program lo bo oiponciponded In Ihe aroa com- In g o u t low er profits. General Public: Utilities,U Minnesota comp:ompanles In the counlry with saliia lc s o f NOTICEOFPUDI'PUGLIC HEARING MAGISTRATE DIVISION . monlyhnownaa^Soulhioulh Pnrk,'and; ^TE OF ■ WHEREAS. Tho CUyClly ol Twin Folia, idaho. The lower earnings of the.scr.sc < co m - P o w e r & L ight,Jht. Monlana-Dakola nore more than S;i billion lasl year,, wwalls Concornlno Pro)ocloloct BR-f;-230J(30) BlQ IN T^THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE 0 & Appioachoa South ol BONNIEONNIE O. -lORDA^. l a a s o d . la a participant in ihoFiIho Fodotaily adminlaiorod panics, who.‘;e shares nre souglUgilt iafter UlllltlcMnd Dctroltr o lt E d iso n . am n a v e ra g e of 11 m o n ih s fo r a dccie clslo n Diidoo & a Community Dovoiopiolopmeni Small Clilos Inclpally But others, Including in Polomac onreo rcsu:resulting. Eleclric Power.C( ,,, Fodoral-Atd Highwayiway Program ' Manual, dorvlomorfllgnod haa boon appolnlod Pora'’oraonal* givon. lhat on MondayindBV, August 21. l97B.-at fro m reg u la to ry la g — s la tec ulutilily Gas Ligh; Co.. lo lc c ally a s ' w ell a s pwrcenl c rc e rate Increase or $250 million-ml Volumo 7. Chaptorr 7, Soclion£ 5, a location Roproscaprosontatlvo bl Iho abovo onlillodlo osl siaio . llio hour ol 8:00 o'ciocl'clock p,m„ in tho Council 1| porBona having claims againslnal tho Chambora, Twin Fallaalls C Cily Holi, 321 2nd Avo. regulators unwlliin>; lo approveove rale Interstate Power,cr, Kentucky Ulilllies, durinluring the" spring of 197GG was and doalgn publicic hoaringho wfit bo hold All por r. , poftalning totno abovobovo maUorI at Iho Holiday docoascocoasod or hor oatato oro roquirocjlred 10 E.. Twin Falla, Idaho,10,0 a I Public Hoaring will bo increases fast enougji or largec cmenough Consolidated Edls2dlson, Southern Co., answiinswercd almosl a year-lalerr w h en fnn. Kotclium. Idaho,10, on Wodnoaday, August roBont thoir claims wilhin four monihslha iallor hold lo dlscusa Iho10 ac application ol said city to cover higher costs. Public Scrvlcec of« . Indiana, lown thehe NewN York Public Service? CCom* l0J 97Bol8:00p.m. 10 dalo ol tho Ilral publication ol IhiaJ notico.nol and stato for Four rHui Hundred Fllty Thouaand local public olllclals and ofBaldr Bald claimsi wiil bo forovor barrod., ClalmaClt OoliarB (J450.000) olol i Communify Develop* i The lower earnings reportsrts Ihave Electric Light1 &t Power, Toledo • mlssln lssio n g ra n te d $15.4 m illio n oI r adiwut Iniorostod groups and individuoia may bo muatlusI ollhoroil bo prosontod to tho undorslQirsignod mont Small Cillos Proi1 Program lunds to bo ox- c rc asIn g E d iso n an d A llaninlic li City Electric, had 1.9pe•iJperccnt. tlie company said. • hoard fOQardlng Ihooloilowinoproposai. lollc Porsoneoraonoi Roprosonlalivo at tho ollicoo oof lR o y pondod in tho oroa-croa-commoniy known aa .been showing up wllh incrca loraonoi ^SoulhPark.^ JS. Some, such as Typically, Typ said .an official. ••our • proDOsod Pfolocjrojoct would provide lor £.. Smilh.' Sm allornoy lor tho porai frequency as utilities lhe past: wetweek or lower earnings. • ; tho conatruclion ol}l a nowr brldgo on Slalo roprosoiprosonlatlvo. at 113Socond Siroot WoWOBlln . ... Any poraon or poiaercenl a n d w e a rc g ran te d le s s5 lhth a n 5 V/ood Rivor opproxlman(imaloiy ono milo Douth ol pointodointod for tho Irantaclion ol Iho buainot q u a rte r rep o rts. ’ thoEota10 EaUlo or may bo liiod wilh Iho Court.lurt above aollorth. Higher , quarterly eanilngsf;s 1have revolve primarily■liy oround costs which pcrcewrcent ne^irly a year laler. W e’re brldgo0 wowould bo conatruciod------DatodDotod thia 20m doy 61 .luly, 1976. ’ DATED Ihia 25th day < : LEONE-SMITH.k 't)ccn 'reported recently by-'many- y 'n -conlinue lo-rlsee whilew rate Increase? -- eoiilii;oiilinuiilly in tht*position of calcitc h in R immodlatoly oast ol (:(ho oxialing brldgo. ------/af FRANK M, BAKER ...... - Trnlllc wou d bo malnta-lainlainod on tho oxlatlng . Poraonal Por Roprosontatlvo ol tho PUBLISH; Aug. 3.1010 andon 17,1978, uip p , •. . 1 can't remoniber whericn -w c— iiidQowhilo 11.0 nowiwBlruclurolsbulil. Bln Eatato Eati Of Bonnio 0. .lordnfl, Doc'd. e;a a rn rn c e d Uic r a te of re tu rn on n e t;c e(] (iu lly A3 a roault ol much m ud diacuasloh ond a PUBLISUBLISH: Aug. 3.10 and 17.197B. 1n “ tHE 0I8TRCT-r- COURTCO o f ' th'^ fifth puljllc mooting wllh ____ . lUDICIAL DISTRICTIIT’ i OF THE STATE. OF wve'reallowedtoeam.” c 'rc . l_THE-DlSTnJCT-COURT-OF-THe-FlE-FIFTH -----iDAHCyrlN-AND-FOf^-TI .__^Cf0D08Q!l '0 loavo.lhQ 3f^-THE<>0UNPK>MWiN------ln -it« rln trst-q tin rtrrrC fTirr::tLca].camcclzzrS;..umpowii^^^ .-following comptotion ol - .lUDIy^JDICIAL DiSTRiCT OF THE STATEATE OF FALLS lAHO. IN ANO FOR THE COUNTY OF3F TTWIN MAOISTRATFRATE DIVISION ^JTS 550" miltlon. compared lo, js«)a Iho now brldgo lo bo usodU8 by Oiaino Counly .,r,T^C'-. In conluncllon wllh1 IhoiiIhoir proposod biko palfi FALLS In Iho Matter ol theIhoE Eslato ol KENNETH W nllllon in thu comparable cjuarl'.ir itr a (tom Kotahum lo HailoyHailoy. At auch limo lhal a , MAGlSTRATEDIVtSION Docoaaed. how biko path.tjrldooirldao can bo bulil, tho In Iho Mallor ol Iho Eslato ol CHAR SEN0.1732 iraaps©s'’tt:! : t F e T n a k r lire sales lolallhu; Con Con Kd has' anolher .seriousi-s pro- ^’ro “o ^ « 5 g "oJgo^lfllri'aiardouB “'i'^ to trallic hoooa ^Ho liiod IIB Ilnal accooni and polillorlllion lor Moroholl wore marriedrrled allho llmo 01 Konriolh . w e s te r n sla te s . $-100 million a yearear nationally, .Sales In blem:)lem: It loses SI.OC ecause many u.sers• C i vortical cloarancoa anc in coruin property a! Th(i sull, filed In .San Fraii ’ Crltic{ftDfldqo” A"ropl£' ropiaccmontiial Iho coui 1y Biliutod in Twin Folia :Tanelsco year, hosald. ______p>ay a y for fl their electriclly. Hlt’.h ilS.[llIS__DQlnllQa.plnna^FQclor,as Fodoral HJQhwayJidmlnl#.------HW t/i' lafio.ownodbyJiojaolI-and____.J -T u c s d a y r—s o l d - t h e - A k ro q — qr-ohior- The~iarrs5ra~tt] iiia t sln c c 1972' th e figureigure.may seem, the loss a ycarci r o r s o ■fftlo'’ appf0''»l dll Non-MajorNoi Acllon, and ■hail, .lr. was a community 1 manufacturer conspired lo ma lormation roialivo lo this Soptomoptombor. 1978. et 3:00 p.m. In tho10 alabovo nroportv Intorost,, omond lhal Buch.voBta In i manlaln company has bcbeen engaged in a ngowIgo w as $1.GO pc r $100 of re v e n u e .' blo for public Inspoclfpn namodiamod Osurt at which timo obloctionBIB loto aald Sharon Morahali as-aurs-aurvivinaapouBo. ! -prtccs-at non-competitive level ...This sKf’.tSiisr,: ctountandpolillonwilltMihQard. lev els fo r c o n s p ira c y lo ““fix, fl raise, maintain, cutrut Inlolr 1977 e arn in g s by m o re l tho Kolchum City Hail. • ortouni TuoBdoy. tho 22nd!nd dayd ol August. 1978, at ' passenger replacement lires.sc ond at Iho Division o You aro ‘ lurthor noilllod mat lallurjiluro to ■ 10:00 o’clock A.M,, inin the courtroom bt aald ;s.sold to and stabilize thehe Ipriccs" ut which Its $303 0 m m illion. blocl lo tho kind or valuo ol tho dlalribitribulion Court In Iho Twin f the public through itscompany-a • HlohwayB, Otalrictt TwoTwc Ollico, ShOBhono. ny-owned passenger replacclacement tires arc sold However, Ho\ many Invcslors don'tn 't r a te Idaho. } you in writing rocolvod by-Iho poreporconal Buiidinp In Twin FallBFoIIb. Idaho, ho# boon ap- stores -and through Indepei‘-“pendent pu^i^. ' id bo built as a Fodoral-oid roprosoaprooonlatlvo within '30 days allorllor Iho . polnlocT by Iho Maglo'laglolralo os tho llmo and i Tires sold lo car Con:on Ed1 as highly as other utilJtllillc s , pfjjocfby thoTdo^llo Dk \Blilng or dollvory ol Ihia piM osal will n d e a le rs . 10 Divialon ol Hlghwaya In ' maiifng Mid Dolllion.ot which limo j ' m a n u fa c lu re rsi tot( e(|Ulp. new cars Iwcatwcause It operates in u cllyy w ith parifiorshlp wilh Iho Fodc.l HIjhw., 1 your torminaiion ol your riflht to obloci sroona IntoroBted in oold I DATED Thia 1 dayof Auouat, 1978. potltlon aro dlrociod i intended were not Involvedved In the suit, Myers- pleht:ilchty-of problems, New York. :lOd lo oppoor boforo said ' The government conte •k. a n d * O^no. Woat■Toat StaloJ SUool,-Doieo, -• THE 1^1^ IDAHO FiAsT NATIONAL BANK*n K ...... Maglalfalo.to ohow)w ci cause. [I any thoy can. ,1 Goodrich violated antitrust[ lawsla\ by ‘"saJd...... bccaL>ccausc Ihc company sliarply>iy rt^ Idaho. Ihlo 10th day^oMuiy.1078. oMu Porsonel Por Roproaontativo why auch pollllon shouldahoL nol bo grantod j Dy: BrodloyM. BonoBon,. DATED Ihls 24lh day fixing prices artificially In CalifCalifornia, The suit asked;d aan injunction against ducecluccd, its common.slockxdivldcnlend in WaholjohoTranaportallon Board 5V- H.L. DAY, P.E, . lTrual ''i Ollicor. /a/PAULT.SMlff ... Nevada, Washington. Arizona,;ona. Col- Goodrich to keepcep th e c o m p an y fro m .974. 1974. Ih v esto rs need ed y e a r s to g e l . Socrolary ■ P.O. Box 7928, . Bolso, ID3 83707C MoglOUfllO o r a d o a n d O reg o n . continulnglheailcalleged violations. •, overtivcr the shakes of thnt one. • _ 'PUBLISH: iuly13andAcmd Aug. to. 1978. PUBLIS'UBLISH: Aug, 10,17and 24,10/8, ^ i PllBU^:Aua.3,10ar10and17.1078. T h u r c d o y , A u g u31115.1978 s t 11 Tlm os-Nowo, Twinrw ln Falla, Idaho A>13

------— C o m m oodity < FuturesBS ------1, ------^ g f i s a ag - P S rev. - ■ : ...... ~"D a o S e ~ ^ i Month Commodity Clos'lo s e H l ^ L o w pp.m . May Maine potatoes 7.02 j 7.14 0.98 7.09 A ug. liv e c a ttle 32az,25 52.30 51.42 'S•51.70 ' T - D cc. liv e c a ttle 5i52.32 52.20 51.15 551.20 Aug. feeder cattle Ci«»2.90 - G2.8S 61.50 GC1.C7 ! B l u ee c h i ] A ug. llv o h o g s 4(48.80 49.33 48.G0 448.95 p g a iin i s s hla v e di Scpl,wheal 13,07^4 3.11^4 3.08 • 3.U V 4.. - S e p t. c o ra 52.16'.^ 2,19=Ki 2.17 ' 2,18% • ^ NEW YORK (UPI)— Prlccs v ...... Aug.-silver-- " ------5.55.5200 -'- 6.5400 - 5;4B00 - -5.' 5 .4 9 0 0 - ...... - .------S ro a d ly h ig h e r a t th c c lo s e of thS eo I n ™ T oday’s m'acli2.4032l4oKM dilp advances drastically. T Tra< ra d in g CurtUsWA:iiWA J a w up 1-4 Hoiuini 2.1: a upQi-e n NorUirpL004aupi 1-2 •Splland sp iu 1.32 47 M u p M - l _ : ___ ^__ iv a sh e a v y . So((3-4 Nw»(Arrl.73WlSorn-2 SlUrSt UrrKll.34 before thc NYSE closed. It gained w ^u^auoais-a in |larv2.|0»74oj4o((M i'aci>wrl.U2Sl-acilI14 TeIn « e o / | S | IAIlA(UPJ>-Uyf»tock: points Tuesday to a l2-month.KS' h becaus, _ . NORTH SALT LAKRV (U>>1)iuj- - UUh. loaiw AM IS 'a'Ift'?"'- Texaco223oIfl.8 2 MIgl llf 3 » ,^ ^ : bulchen » lo 1.00 louer, mnslMl S:»>- cflil^cmNeT^adafmUotandr: and range *alei: The; last time the Dow closed al l> so-n loutr: No 1-2 1WS-240 ll> 4‘J.oiMy.W:.50; Noi Trade »lw . Kew JUr«>alr* ilauRhler *teen and Ir.ffiL'siffis TexlnsIl.C8a>Boir74 M 2«MSO « ^ ID| 4i.&W»00; No 3-3 30-100 lb) 45',;47,50- heifer* wrak lo l.ooiowft 'wechanica/ •iCl.lOl M up 1-S Kcncolt .301233-1 ' SO-2aO 11) 4fl.»-<7.SO. 30-310 lb 4VM-I0 : lower, bul hvrlly enouffl 900' was on JuJy2G, 1977,-whc «up7-e l'cnft2oU2ai.:ai(M TelUw Tcxti i*® 34 i'3 i? M • price test. Moal IntertSa Timken 2.W321-3 up M ■«^4J00.4S.M; tOM 25-50 lower; 300-050sail; ss:,xi„ss«ss,of the »hole*aIe d m a peel flnlshedatm iB. lUQinj KnKWIllJOSllIui•zupi-: l ^ r ^ f i! » j f o ( n < Trwi ulay before doing any new Advances led dccllncs by an 11 1^0113-1 l'hlIMo3.(n73ofni-< ' Trail lUoamdcalvei 4,000; drrrsand lirllrrawr i.'‘a J i“s S .'* s1 Kcwnmliied bul priffc not i s i » , S ' i S S ' ^HUpM 4 I’Mll'Ctl.ZOSMupl-e TnCi 1 lower; cow* fully ileatfy; two loada ct)olchoice ewflbiuhed al Ihl* lime. m argin among the 1,942 Issues ci < - nfcknm,««MoHM KxionS.« 2up7-J i>olaroldlSlHupW TwCKl.'20aH3.#U»M TwC prime I17MK3 lt>tleera 54 »}, choice louo-i:U0-13U0 Slau^ter *leert. good andar moitly choice, - 3-3, ll«U llwl .U x22upS4 flKlolKcd - l’»'Cln wllh end prltprim e, few 4*. l.U2J.M50lt>*. 52.00-5 Ing thc composite tape al 4 p.mn ..E E: D T . M upM PfoclerO a3SlM uplH UnC lome mo»Uy ctwlre 950-1000 ib i2.oo-M.;11-5J.50 .torleO. 54.00; bulk lor>e NYSE turnover amounted to a yl sood and cholcc 5175-S3 oo: two-loads,dJ aand *cytral loads mo*Uy choice, choic 1.300-l,4« lb boU- s : ; : i s s load choice wlUi end prime U5i>-1025 IU Iiclfthclfcr* . telM, 50 00. Sl»\i«iler hell 48;706,000 sh a re s , u p s h a rp ly fro n 1^11-4 I{altlon.Ui4S.ao{M-l UDio ^^.50; choice sJs-ioio tt> 50.50-3l.50, “„'f a I. * choice. 3-3. few ii. 900-8M AmcrixlBlKaMupM >(Ml.(Bzni'3im|.J ljjknSlir.so3fil4ol■ fotin Haltwnt.20UI-4up2 Unlr 'SXOO. mixed k-DOd and ctioice U 50-50>•50 a; ; goodhelfcrclte*.42.00. 34,290,000 traded Tuesday. AmAlrln.40iTj*so»M . ly and commcerlal cow* j7.i»-«0.00. a |i P r l r e s w e re h ig h e r In a c tiv e tr a W ? p'r.'S W '-' f i Kl.OO: cutter as.00j7.50; cam er andd I' •< llnmiwk.7017MoirM OCablel.llWOl.l01B7.«Oltl< Mltf.SoUl.44l7 1 1rr 33.5^.00. 1 of American Stock Exchange Issues.Issu AmCvuii i-iaiT-aupM etp IOO; »prlna lamb* 3.00 lower; cw dy: tholce and prime iprlna lamb> uo-i:om'JS j . W e s t e m graingrj A n a ly s ts sa id c a s h - la d e n Ins a sssi.i- K '.'jgsKX ! i i K ■«1 and ■ few_»hom 55.00-50.00; lew oill lo no in slllu - . Chryticri lii-s ' GnKoodi.< 10 Kood dknvkK lU t'l) - Crain:;r«ln:'' " - U o n s h a v e s m in g In to a c llo n In rc ClUesSv 3J04aS-4 up 1st Ccnl MM 4 i S S S S . ’S ' - '- rfei’W’ S6I! Ss •fl CocaColl.744S},«upM (•enJI'ort.' luriday'* cttlroain: Cattle and valve*f* *(700- • No. lhardwmicfwheat4,ui-zup3.4 Wtnancl.7043Hu(IM w>n intiUBT,IU.(UI’ll-U tett i ve»lock: Forelp '•"-•4 ___GUlrttel.CHtel.6023Motr3< NatlCati.Mxl&3^i •WUnlon 1.40191-3UP1-2 ' nrrou ’ OGnKN.uiahiut’nI—Crain; —Cl THVSrOTs, louaea wiin cnea^ ~W nttrKf.»T243-*Tipa<------iSaSd------trraciTtpreieinuTioarTB------A5arto”«o)37.aup^ (Nrl.i»xlB|.« ■ Ntl^vpTtoie^^ol4orn-+ S«oril,12921 WWKJ’Itt UlUi su 111 -2 up 1J Jl'i** choice No. II protein wheal 2.esbu.2.Mbi - - dollars, also Invested. I £sv?.?.v4n ssf'isk&I’. 10(1 fl7.fi NfilSUvI2).a34 14111.8 up|.« ShclIOlllJ0J33-40lfH wml 1.00. No. l2pro{elnwheat2.9tt>i2.98 bu. -0 ConlAL.20t]13}-4ouM (rlmehelfer*5I.OO-5l.75;cnolce 50.00-51.00. ,Wall Street was relieved by/O ofl ffic ia l isfiissasia >e* I.MO; trade acllvc; barrow* nnd Kill*l*(lrm (li No. I3protrlnwheat3,l0fr IDI4 Skan^o.70Z7Mup34 J(crQxCp20i74up74' JCcn , I cenii hitthcr; No 1-2 200-3« lb«. 4f75-50.<>-50 00' No. I *ofl while whealil'S.Olbu. 3.D3 denials that OPEC would ho]h o ld a llnalrln 1.2027 o((IH agssasasa felySujtarajr-eupM i NlJnJui.20io7iolio lf M SmilKkll.OoinolfH z«iiihiu.ai Z«ii isa-iTpj-* C»0-2SOJbf. 43.75-48.2. No.3barlev4.10cwt. special meeting to raise oil1 ppr ric e s . ------^------— ^ iur»day’* e*Umaled_re«lpl*: Catlle 23;j; hoK*he Arrival*: IJcan.allwhea'wheal. lowlng-ablock ofn42,D00 sharesres at" made thc'llst^ltinninrt5iocR-DrT2o.doo— — d r o p to a rc c o rd lo w s o n k e y Euro;:uropea«' Begin to come loto Camp( David, Md„ 9'^.!. RRamada plans to operatea le a s h a re s a'tlG'Ki, Potatoes ^changes. Thc currency flrmcIrmed In Sept. 5 to revivee MiddleA East pcace gamblimbllng .casino. Hliloh Hotelss andi £.TV Corp,. whichIch jumpedj a point Sans . . T okyo. ta lk s . H a rr a h INVKK I'UI'I) - U-S. Nu. 1 plnlos. Colora)loradu ' DKNVKmuPIl-I>olalo>olaiomarkel *leady. 100 U>. irrahs also attracted attention.1. Tuesday, attractedted more buyers Netiraika 1I3.M. Nct)r»ka No. I OrtUrral *acki washed U.S. IAV unl>unleu olherwlae staled. Investors also were encour:ouraged Ramada Inns,i, a 1% -point w in n e r CCrown row Cork Seal was active ad following a block tr hemiia.oo, Texa*liounl led* 14.50, & k tr a d e o f 100,200 NorUienilli lb. la ck il'.^ JS lnch7.io. il Pi^ldent Carter has persu.‘rsuadcd the past two sesslo«lons, was one ot the followii[low ing a blo c k tr a d e of 305,iOS.OOO shares at 10'^. The conglomerate' . a.oo: NorKold film bag ...... M'aiJtlniflonNontoMIOoi.m Egyptian President Anwar Sadaladat and most activc NYSE-ilstcd- NY issues .sharesa r c s a t 3S. C e n tra l & S o u th West- ^V ■ 'Tuesday reportedI lls second-quarter alley grain lb, carton ol SOs. 8.50-9.00, li ____ eamlngs soared to0 $1,{$1,80 a s h a r e fro m - Hound K«3* (Ilm bag 3-105-^0 ItID. baled 7.oo: N_o^ld_____ -4 28------'il'ni««»lo«>.balrf-*.5o.- 34 c c n ts a y e a r ag o3.- .' ...... - Soft-Woft whlte l wheaf2.95. barley 4:2 Digital Equipment ents was lower at one oats4,63;J4.63 a n d m ix e d g r a in s 4.2«. O i l p r i c eB' . . . time after the firm-m rreported fourth-- ^ 'Vhc“t^ eal prlccs are given by the Bet . vj quarter eamlngs1 otof $1.08 a share Growersi^ers Warehouse AssociationI In c . . Metals v e r s ^ S1.05 a y e ara r ago g o .- iy. Olhcr 0 grain prices are i - Laletl metal m artct c a n .NKW VOIIK lUi'i) (npers .5 fine, IN producer 140.00; . jurgcnce.oLdoubledigit .loflatloration In --mn y ^ of July.lS showed mUced.changi r - if it g o t a n a irlin e oriltrordc and deliver 11 71° S m g e s iie United States have inlenslenslfied r ' ' m the previous mdnth,' whi )njumer b ^ n a p rlw ): Am-. _ a full year-earlierer llthan eompetltor W hile »7a.oo-*.ooper.ion iconsum pressures for a price increaserase on V'*'™" " s to c k p r ic e s g e n e ra lly w e r e low c ^ ^...... a irc r a f t. ,w e r . :rade oil, and one should be expe(x p e c te d » ■he Idaho Crop and LlvestO' tilkt. alloyer price S30.M c tb. f RCA, which planslans lo raise color iStOCk Tin. N.Y. Am, Mel, Mkt.UMledl. a V a per- w t ------jy the end of the year, All Mohamr [Kirtlng Scrvlce said prlccs , f TunBlen powderperib, UM television set prlccs:es torft U,e lirsl Ume S lOr mlnlmumpurotl3.21 perlbI. U.S.30.50-31.00CU). Jaidah, secretary general “o of T " th 2 1 cat, oats, dry beans, and dry' ppe e a s Zlnc.prfmeweilem.U.a. In five years, ntlracted attra attention. Drganlzation of Petroleum Exportportlng ... t;. • re down from thc previous mon Zenith Radio, whld«hlch said ll wns lo n lh . • -o u n lr le s , sa id W e d n e sd a y . Icc increases from last month we considering a simnUar ilar move, also won Jaidah,. who has been thcle c h ief IP le d fo r b a rle y , p o ta to e s , a n d a lia c o u n t e r s u p p o rt. Over the cc ipokesman of OPEC since JantJanuary • • ■ V •M y- Quotations fromrom NASD at op- C.F. Braun, which whic climbed 3^, t977, s a id m e m b e r s o f thiic e on- DOUGLASvs VOLLMER L.,L. JAM ES KOUTNIK r h e m id -Ju ly p r ic e of b e e f c a ttle , n. All bids Interdealer p o in ts T u e s d a y , wvas a s sharplys higher In '5 '“ ttle, at proxlmatcly noon. Ai exporting group had lost as mnuch ud as ... incomin;ling president ... receives certificate J.40'per hundredweight, was do !r quotations do r:t the early going. The companyI said It *, down bids. 'Interdealer qi JO pcrcent of- their oil revenue:n u c s lo 30 from a month earlier w hile coi arkup, markdown k n e w o f no re a s o n./orlhestock’srlse. fo ri J ” '™ rcows, • Include retail marki Inflation and the drop in the ddoll o lla r ’s $41.10, w ereup$2.G 0, iese i^uotalions are Geosource Inc.,, whichwhi rose 2 points commission. These /alue over the lost 18 months,hs. and j—^ Iteers and heifers; at S53.J53.90, ■ providedbySinclair,la ir, S tu rg ill a n d Co. Tuesday, was h l^erther ati one tim e. The must-bo-coropcnsnlcd by “a . •pped $1,80 from mid-June w wh h ile 1B id A s h ■ company said 11 could not account for recllve action.” He would not ppre re d ic t Douglas Vc/ollmer f prices, at $58 per hundredweigi _____ 2 8 .3 8 ^ t h e a c tiv ity In l l s s t och e ig h t. B a n k of A m e r. low much thc increase might; bbc, c , bu t n tlr------I'srsccrco: ------— On lhe Amex, Flanlg"an’sI En^ '^^M pll’ ie said It was overdue and notot likdyIII KJiOl X, )esplle a general decrease, cattle catl Ida. I’st.Nat. 27.00 28.00 I tcrprises; which rose 1 Tuesday, was , g / ^ ^..be postponed-even lf,-as ..widely—-wii w I head off realtorsl ces remained nbout $15 to0 $20$ I d a .P w r .P f d , 45.00 higher most of tho0 daid a y . T h e c o m p a n y — sredlcted, economic growlh_aipa m o n g iv e lo s t y e a r .'L a m b p rlce .s d roapped p p ' Intermn. Gas ------14:25— r c 7 5 ------[f,., late Tuesday repcreported 13-week g^^rhu arge Industrialized nallonsr sTows si TWIN FALL.L L S — D o u g la s NSamed um ( to thc Multiple Llstlnf’ )e r hu n d re d w e ig h t to $55,70.' Kellw ood , 18.(53 h e a d th c 'T w in' F a lls S e rv icc [Ijj’ e a m ln g s of 2G c e nlls ts a s h a r e v e rs u s 17 jown. "1 think a reasonableIc p r ic e V o llm e r w ill h e a rvicc committee were Ed Butts, ‘rieess paid by farm ers In mid-Jul-July • Long, Fibre 240.00 255.00 ealtors during thc chalrm [gp c c n ts a y e a r ago. increase can bc absorbed, sincccc aafler Board of Renli airman; Del Patterson, vice fo r selecselected feeds showed Increase a s e s P a c . S l. L ife 3.12',^, 3.37^4 all the price of every other commoimodlty coming, year, succeeding st Joseph - chafrmafrman, John Howerel. John f o r bran b r a n and complete laying fee 24.C2',4 ■ ’J" ' -Silver ' feed. Consd. Food ir nnd a Young who hasIS serveds the past ID Bishop,shop, L. Jam es Koutnik, Ifeirry laa gone up over the last year ar •' NKW YOKK (tJI’U - Hii.na, .„a n.rm.n ' Decre™':rcases were noted for cottonsenseed SlerraLlfe 1.50 1.75 LaMiMoyne oy: and Frank Feldtman, Half,” J a id a h sa id . T h c O P E C offi(official, . months. a n , Wnlncsday (njolcd illvcrCf otOt ia ua per nne ounce m c aal l and am 14 perccnl dairy feed whiwhile Quantex .17 .20 ■ r e c to r s .______olf I.Occnt. w ho l3 b a s e d In V ie n n a w h e re ' the ______^Vollmer.. .aiam ilatcd -with «^‘recto ...... - .E(U!cUianl(|U0tct]a»UvBrUvBrbAMpricaa(U,S(UoI('_PriCeS_l b. ces_foc_ othcrl. feeds_rcm alna in e d ___MlnrlJVesl.'.^ _____:______. .2 5 ______30______e a i 1.0 ccnl ond a price for• rabrlirabricfliw iiivcr or M.M3 s te a d y fr rfallbn oil exporting organizationtlon has American Real Rej Estate and Koutnik was 'presented' a’ Real o d y fro m la s t m o n th . U ta h P o w e r 18.50 its h e a d q u a rte rs , m a d e h is c o mmments m ' Appraisal, wnsIS installedi as presl- itale National Marketing In- ______In a,wide ranging convcrs_aUpn, at _ _ d e n t dumping th1C e annuala dinner and lute certificate designating himlim offices of tho perm anent mlssloisslon of . ■ ^darice for 'I'wlr\vln Falls reaUofs— having met certin requirementsn ts ------Qatar to the Unlled Nations,ns. lhat Friday in the HolidayHoll Inn. the 'nuniber of residential salesJ c s louchcd on the activities anda n d tho a nid d fofor r sp e c ia l tr a in in g a n d ta le‘nt. n t. tutureof OPEC. Even as he spoke,»ke, the Others Installtailed Include Ben Koulnll)ulnlk Is a realtor, appraiser andm d W ei c a n h a n dd i e dollar was registering rccordI loulows In Motlem, vice:e president; and owner ^o u r n ex[t t bI u ild in gg p r o j e c tf . . mark. And thc price of gold moveaoved to ' directors will bebc named at a later fourur in the state of Idaho, accordird- v<" record highs in London and ZuiZurich. dote- IngB to Y oung. rh'c dollar has also dropped subssubstan- L______OC n t i m e , tially In value against thc Japaia p a n e s e yen In r e ^ n t w ee k s. - Jaldah's statement on oil pr A n d wivithin i budi d g e l . came less than three weeks aft( spcclal committee of 3G ' * 01 2 S t r o> i n g a d vv a n c e economic experts headed b by y th e ^ But, u l please Kuwaiti oil minister, Sheikh B/ EChallfa al-Sabah, recommendedS - l i n o rr a i n f ui t t u r e s oU'6xpoilcrs abandon thc dollar;l a r a s a ~ d o n ' t tan k e o u r w^ o r d w a y of p ric in g oi! In fa v o r of aI c lu s te r , _ ofcurrencles. (Courtesy SlncIalr&Co.)Sin llSpoiii poliits lower In the most dcferr.‘rre d . - CHICAGO - Grn3raln futures surged Limitmil losses In. -bellies, cauilu s e d f o r i t . Stro n g ly In la te Ira•adlng d l Wednesday. spillovcillovcr pressure In hogs, Volu;Jlu m e Commodlly New;lews Service said • was4,c:is4,G24. Sm ith chain wheat traded in a ranger of less than ?ork Pork bellies closcd limit downm fo r four cents for thee diday but the choppy the: seconmd sec straight session, w ith If you want loJ knowknt what a building contijntracior cJm di7, action moved lo thc thc day’ shighs near most)st deferreddi August off 192 poirm in ts,. it only makes senseISC loU find out wliat he's donlo n e , the close. Profcsslosslonals took nearby. Lowerwer cash prlccs and proximity buys stores lity to - - W e’ve com pleted:tcd projectsi for all the peoproplc: listed below, September to a highhig of 3.11% before explratp lra tlo n fo r th c sp o t c o n tra c t hle d lp j ed But instead uf us tcliinBtcliii you about lhc piojec JACKSONVILLE,. Fla. (UPI)JPI) — prloces slipped bacJlack slightly ahead of ' push'prs h 'p ric e s dow n, V o lu m e w a s 2.10!.105. j e c i s . Sm ith's M anagement C'oiC o r p . , th e c lo sc w h ic h wvas a s 3«i c c n ts to a c e n t Maine M a in potatoes opened unchania n g e d • wo'd nither oiir custorustoniers told you in theirr t)wn words. Dpcrotors of Smith’s Foodd FKing higher for Scptcmtjmbcr through May. to sllglitglysllgli lower, then found suppip p o rt...... ______i>.o,:hcfore_yoii_calu_calLui..i;uIl.i}icHi...... Sapermarketa-ofSalt-Lake-CUyr;Uyrhas— LlghUy-tr4idod-Jul;July-waa-off-o-half— from'Cijm T io m m lssIo n h o u se s an~d mhov'ed o' Q^ccd to purchase 23 Food‘oodway cent. Strength In soybeans helped to aa highhi of 7.14 per hundredwelvelg h t supermarkets and a warehouseouse In 'provide lale support»rt. basissis May,^ Prices settled 4 lower: r tI o 7 J EEROAAE R O i IMPLEMENT C O . . New Mcxico from Winn-Dixiee StoresSti Com closed 2V4Va Ito a quarler cent centsnts h l^ er wllh May at 7,09.. upu 7 J osrom r o n o, Iciaho ...... - — higher although rcl tnc.-ofJacksonvillc.-r - ...... retreating Jrom . tho - cents.nts. \Volume.was.707 cars. . . •The purchase will bo for an un- .day's pealts onn pre-hedging.j The' New New Y o rk S u g a r .11 c l o s ^ 144 tot 9 ' ...... o W r t s o n S U P P L V dlsdoscd amount of cash, accon:cordlng advance broughtIt antldpatlona of In- pointsIn ts h1 ig h e r o n a fa ir v o lu m e o f 4,3504, Kim I m bborly . Rood to a Joint announcement. Detailstalls of creased offeringsJS -of'< c o m In m a jo r lots.-5.- , - Iho sale aro yet to bc concluded.d. terminals this mornomlng. Evening up New New York Comcx goid declinede d 3 2 0 Winn-Dixie said It will doseosc two alicad of today’s/ ’s c o m p ro d u c llo n to 330 p o in ts a f le r Uie m a rk e t faile Twin__lri Falls 734-23i323 w a re h o u s e . lower In the middleId le m o n lh s a n d 5 lo . mcoium*tilum*»-57. A.. Nm oo-Nowa, Tw InFallo, Idaho ^ Thi

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[HNST ADVnniSlllSf D Ml KCMANDIf.l POLICY. HOURS: Our lirm u.lontiintion <•> 10 Ihwo fivoiy (i», ll <>” a duri tu VISA Saturdoy 9-7 i,m 01 a lotor dotu. O ur poli'cy T ! , ..... TWINMN FALLS 7 3 4 - 7 3 0 0 ti>fiuo»1, 10 ttio!TO? yoij'^imjy puiclios'’ tlm iti'iil O' , “T' Sondoy 9:30-6 * Ci 10 spliily ourir cictiiloii'cifi." ■ - ■ ■ f

Eondil e r o s ca InnL d o e ssjS n oi i n c i a l/ t u m (l a r o umd ] i - 1 So at the end of the year you have By RAY SULLIVAN > million for fiscalll yeari 1970, which werescjre scream ing for $509,000. Interest rate. Thoseliose three notes, ‘‘Soatl ave a remain black. Angllinglln figures. For tro lle d s itu a tio n w h e re y o u 'v e •nmes-NcwB w J tcr . ended June 30. • An(And if the federal govemm^im e n t w hich c a rrie d In te:n^l n ^ l rates as high as controlle lO^y example, this pastst July J the motel " ; nt everything there is lo spend. BURLEY — Internal Reveievenue Anglin, who tookok over< the corpora- wasn’tsn’t enough on top of the privrtvat^j 14 p e rc e n t, a ll were w ere duo and the spent cv. !nd." grossed $240,000, o3 coolco. $70,000 Jum p ;a ld . crvlcc agents who locked thee frfront tion only six week!xks before the IR5 credltoiidltors, the State of Idaho wananted creditors were demanding der their he sa d. '•i In a y e a r ’s tim e , All the rooms have been comple :oors of the Ponderosa Inn forr a t d a y a c tio n in 1976, a ltribtributes the financial lts$CT,0$67,000, lo o . m oney. A nglin e x p lainla in ed . , A n Ui iplet- On a yearly basis,isis, the, project^ ; refurbished and get $3 more p< [) January 1976 could attest thehe onlyo facelift to two thin;tiin^: “Everybody’s The[lie major i problem that got)t the Culting expenses;cs begant with the «*y ™*ur 2 p e r re v e n u e fo r th e 1979 1979 fiscal year Is m. Wlien you rent 200 rooms nr lalm It had on a proflt-and-1ind-loss hard work, fromall all tho departments, prevlou:vlous motel ‘ management Intp i Installation of a $38,000$ laundry ™om. W 5 and expected lo exceedId $2ic million, com- , 11 ing Ihem up, that’s $G00 a day. Ar totc’menl was Iheldllcrhdf. 'arid probably a'weelI'eekiy analysts orthe troubleluble w as simple, A n^in said.1. "In' facility, which dropped drop] Uie motel filling Ih • A nd p a re d lo la s t y e a r ’ss $12.6$12 m illio n . ! W -n-month;-buyinB.-- “ -s'.nrtsjI p r t s jo a d d up_t:e_ally f a s t," A ngl The I^'statem ent wasn’t anin"casy— C opcroironr'— iM>ptnlonr4t-was.hficflusc there.•e.\va.s ^ laundry-blll-»4.000-n- Ttic addW profito flt w o n ’t - c o m o - - - -i: dircct supervision of costs.” g. Uie television sc ts_ chucklesickles, Itlrig to __Although'_ArigHAjin~do^*t dlrccUy iw dlrct In stea d o f le asin g , th« • cheaply, Anglin knowslows, He Is p rep ar- ______\nglIn'p'rovlded the supervision wmcthlng in the neighborhoodlo o d of d a i m n ls le a d e rs* h i ip p w a s a k e y f a c to r, ' A ngll lon by— foFThe 20Q"rooms';ns': and; buymtT'air "w ithr'lth Uthe Improvements leadingIg toI Ing for Uie future by>y planningpl to have - th o r iiln g p a y m e n t o f th e fed< a , 827,000 ow ed to v a rio u s c r e diltors. ito r It tic faccd a flnojKjanclal picture that aulhori txlcral conditining'equipme:ipment, which had higherher o

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B y L O N N IE R O S EN W ALD LD the pesticide, got'U:)f Uic ban reversed on distan(stance from . crop-sprayed fl'fie ld s . Times-News w riter a technicality Inn anai Idaho court last becaus;cause they fly as far as threei rrm il<» J E R O M E — U 's be en a b a d1 yey e a a r fo r w in te r. W ith remren e w e d ‘ u se oT Uie . IpI polpollinate. In studies, bees h a v e I a b e e s . ■ ', pesticide this sumnimmer there has been travehaveled os far as nine miles lo fii First, many of the hardwoiIworking a reoccurrence of3f beekills.b bladelade of ( grass. honey.-makers._wcca-poisoned,led , this AlUiough the worst,wo of, the kills is ’’J "Juj u s t m o v in g th e m a ro u n d M;M a g ic sum m er by pesticidcs which1 got Into over, for this seas;eason, Hancock said , Valleyalley won’t do any good,”'Han(a n c o c k — I s rf W es t h e p o lle n th e y collect. inue to die: "You nnd cxplaii^plained. "If I move my hives Then their image was tamlshcjlshed by little traces of killiill every lime you go niovelove inlo a valley 60 or 100 n "TheSw urm r' udisaster filmnaboura— ab out:*'------n F a l l s m u r d e r o u s h e rd of k ille r b e e s. Afler finding mnnymn of his bees had One One hobby beekeeper in Twin F ; to b e , - - - - 0 3 * - Jerome beekeeper Emlc Hancock Har been killed thisIs summer,s Hancock clalm(laimcd the hives don'l have t( complains bees don’t deservecrve the tried to measure-e whatv effect the kill transp•ansplanted that far away,y . H e r 4 treatm ent they’re gelling. HarHancock had on honey prodiroduction. To do thal succesjccessfully avoldc^ pesticidesJe s b y ■ houses about three-quartersr s o f a h e w e ig h e d o n e ofo f hisI hives every day movinlo v in g h is b e e s to R iw k C reek. ib llc lty million honeybess in backyardyard bee for a four-day perijieriod beginning righl Honcock Hon says • recent publl colonies In Jerome County. He loves aftera spray, a bbout o u t bce deaths from, pesticides3esha. ■*.- ... bees, and tries to prove it by allowingallt "They were malmaking four pounds a ad had some effect on neighbcib o rln g / s p r a y -his Jdahojnongrel bees Iq b u zz arounda i day.” Hancock snld,j.’AfteLthcy-eotsnj ___ faarm rm c ers who_spray,^-Xh?y now s; him without covering himselfself wilh sprayed, thoy actiactually lost a half a -laterater inI the day hoping b ^ wllliU 'hl a v c — nets or other special clothing. pound. Then afteafter four days they alrcacilrcady returned home fromim the u- '' “It’s wasps ond yellow Jacketckets, nol gained two pounds,Ids.” ■ fields,ield s. honeybees, that sting,” he exple x p la in e d L u ck ily th e h(honey wasn’t con- Not until 7 p.m. does the Hanlancock t , In defense of the fearsomeJ insects,in; laminated by theLhe peen blamed for beekills throih ro u g h o u t s u f fe r e d g r e a tejr r losseslc than othej^. morp pcstlcldes, Hancock said. growers- ; . : h .the Magic, Valley. lhis...sur_s u m m e r ._____According toI HnHancockjiesticldeuse "Once "0 they get these gn ...t T Methyl parathion capsuless areat the has upset thehe whole ecological sprajspraylng,~thcy~Just spray-m on stronger chcm lcals," he complalilalned. ‘ sam e size as pollen grains — 202< lo 40 balance ,of his{ biback yard. Not only stron He added that beekeepers areir e s u c h microns. Bees can't distiristingiiish bees but-also someson of the birds thot He sy c a n 't j------i-;— between the capsules and pollen,poll so used to fly througl)ugh ore gone. He can’t “a smallsrr economic group they B they carry the deadly nuggetsIts backb to prove It, bul hee blamesbl pesticidcs for force farmers to stop usinjin g e n- capsulatcd chemicals. th e ir h iv e s. If th e b e e s d o n ’l.diconlhe d ie killingthcbirds.s . c ap si "I’m bucking some prettyy to u g h , way home, the capsules contarntamlnate He says hobb,obby beekeepers like “I’ ic k n o w l- i their larvae, threatening the next himself sufferer morc from, the people,” peop the bcckiU vIcUm ack generation of bees. pesllcide problen)lem than large com- e c^Sc- d g ed . Methyl parathion was the2 villainvll In merclal bcekeepeepc'rs who hove moved ."I don’t Uilnk beekeepers theth e m se l- v e s c a n d o a n y th in g a n d 1 do n ’t c severe beekills In Lewistonin inir 1976,' lh e ir h iv e s to0 safers locations like vesc ’t e x p e c t causing the Idaho Depnrtmirtment of Fairfield, Macka;:kay and Carey where anything nnyt from the AgrlciI c u lt u r e A griculture to ban Ils use in1 the ^ale. there are fewerA'er farmers spraying Departmenl. Depj If lanybody docs!s i a n y th - However, a successful protestlest by th6 pesllcldcs. • ining g it’ll i be Uie EPA (Envlronnin m c n ta l Pennwalt company, manufacUfacturer of Bees have to'be to* moved a long P Prot r o te c tio n A g e n c y ).” . UobDcobt>eL«»hmull/Tlme»-Newi ; ’ r^ntrn HI} i f l f l c B p - — E rnie H amancock, Jero m e b eekeekeeper, and honeyey-m akcrs killed byby pesticides ...... ^; Land use heitearing Farm ers gge e t w ater /ater was back In the King HI RUPERT - Minidoka1 CountyCo commissioners will,11 KING HILL - Water ™. RaftF t R i v er p r o j e c’ctto tee l l esday aftcmoon following repa hold what may be the final fin£ public hearing on the canal system Wcdnesda, 30 of a b re a k w h ic h o c c:u u rrerrc d la s t F r id a y , proposed comprehensivee landlar use plan tonight at 7:30 chairman of the canal compar •p.m .inthccountyjudlclal01 bbi u ild in g m e e tin g ro o m , Jam es Russell, chain said most farmers should hai . County planning coQrdinailinator David Abo said if theJC board of directors, said e g r e s s o f s a l t recove1 e r y jg Irrigation walcr within'ithin two days. He said os= prog hearing presents no neww changesd whfch need loiw Wednesday night not ic Idaho amounts of salt ' temperalures have• be the ti geothermal pilotHot planlp Is scheduled Falls^alls DOE gcoUicrmal division,on, said before wc go ahe.iahead and se.il it off,” week, most formerss exfexpect only minor crop damanage. tonight otat 8 p.m. In the Raft Tuesdruesday the "best guess” on the salt Nichols freely adma d m itte d . ______If th e y c n n be g in Irrigigatlngoverlhe.wcekend. a ti . --RIverHlghSchoolfiool a u d ito riu m ...... -wA-atcr a te r. Is UiatCO to G2 pcrccnl ofoflthas li - Air-will bo punpumped Inta. the .well------* " Officials said thele canalcj gave way when carearth u.S, Department(nent o fE n e r g y o ffic ia ls beDccn en recovered. The Idnho Depart- De] down to 400 fccl2l nrand as It comcs back r 7F iler ih ^ n K ______^supporting ll along: a hillsidehi began .slipping towa -_ a n d re p re s e n taallves tiv e of Uie construc-_ mentment of Water Resources Is c o n - u p It c a u s c s th eQ wwell c w ater to flow ond pj,’ ■ th e r iv e r arid c a u s c d u cc ( o n c r e te flu m e to c ra c k ...... :enn.y Uie salt water m ay pollutllute Uie' ‘ "nash” on Its own into a release pipe ------PAUL - A 28-year-oldlid FilerF man, Steven Joseph tloh flnri dblrigb'lrig t l i c " w ork','' E G & G ''ccnu.M 10 Falls, will host the Rafirila fl R iv e r a q u ife r. that empUes Into a lined retaining Shepherd, died instantlyly VWednesday morning whenen Idaho of Idaho F. 'Because exact recording measleasures' pond, Nichols expliMcplalned. th e tr n c to r- tra lle r r ig h e2 w a s d riv in g n o r th o f h e re le ft I meeting, accordini)rding to Dick Blackle- 'Bee N o parkincng on Second weren’t used during the itinlllal The wdl Is linedined down to the 1,600- the road and overturned.I. ' dge, DOE publicllic nrelations director In werer rccov'recovery efforts in Juno andid J. u ly , foot m a rk o n d ooncc n c t Uie recovery work Minidoka County Sheriffirlff Roy Jarvis said the monnn TWIN FALI^ - ParParking-will be prohibited aalo lo n g Id a h o F a lls . said the oflicliils wll! NlchoNichols could not give a deldefinite Is done the casingling will be extended to 'm ay have fallen asleepp al the wheel of the groccryO' both sides of 2nd AvenAvenues Soulh and West In TvTwin Blackledge said nnswer on the percentage bfbf brine1 3,700 fpet whererc j a-cement plug was truck about V:40 a.m ,, Justjust a half-mile from the store Falls today while• thotho. state highway departmi;ment discuss effortss bebeing undertaken by nnswt recovered. He .said as a resulsuit Uie Installod to faclllacilltate the recovery • w h e r e h e w a s lo m a k e a1 dellde liv e ry . seal-coats Uic street,it. EG&G In locating;ting and recovering salt . recov ■ 'best g u e s s ” c o u ld v a ry a s m uuch c h as 45 efforts being madnade above that level* A c c o rd in g to th e r e p or t b:b y 'ln v c s tig a lin g d e p u ty Dan Parking will be prohprohibited on 2nd Avenues SouthSoi water lost in1 a j production well In . “best ppercentage e rc c points, between 400 anda: 85 Uie DOE officiala ls so a ld . Copeland, Shepherd wasvas northbound,on .600 .WestCSl ond West from Washingshlngton Street lo Oth Street Soujo u th . Ju n e .- . p c rc e n t. ’ If a n y of Uie sas a lt w a te r fo und Its w a y a b o u t 10',^ m ile s n o r thil ofo Paul when-tho-vohlele-cle------C ity E n g in e e r G o ryy YY oi o u n g s a id v io la to r s n o l o n lyy rr i s k S o m e 258,00000 ppounds of salt was pcrce Nichols said one more reccrecovery below 3,700 feet,ect, DOE and EG&G v e e r e d off th e rig h t sid e2 of Ith e ro a d o n d d o w n a 12-foolMl towing but run thee riskris of oil and oUier m atederials mixed wlUi watervater ^and pumped Into ’ Nlc effort will be made-to locale:ale salt officials aren't't wworried about area embankment. He wns crusi:rushed when the trailer rolledled ■ spatteringthclrcars.rs. - Uic w d l to k ill1 It s{so a team of workers effort w aler in tho top 1,600 feet of tho,ho 4,911-• ^ water pollution.n. TTbey have said only ' o n to p o f th e tra c to r . Young said the numblumber of lanes open to trafficicwill \ could fish for•'and ant bring n 2,000-foot walei foot well, where there is a pospossible Uie lower levelll ge g e o th e rm a l a c q u lf e r s Jorvis said there were;re no passengers riding withIth be restricted but that'that cxpects n6 heavy,congcstl:stlon, length_of broken•oken drill bit to the foot ' i dnnger of Uie brine conlamlnminuting are that far' d(d o w n a n d a r e n o t 1 their yard a couple hundredred cxccpi perhaps at tho signals at 3rd Street WestJt iand • surfacc, dnngi Shepherd. Residents In th. s ater nc- connected to nrc.nnrca water ■supplies or :c id e n t r e p o rte d it. Dlacklcdge said Uic meeting would drinking clrlnk and Irrigation water y a r d s a w a y fro m th e accidf Shoshone Street. Uic S n a k e R iv e,;r r ncn c q u U e r. ' • • ______al-so b e o p e:n n t( to answer general (lulfers. (lulfe ‘

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3AN Ketchum city adn By CHRISTOPHER BOGAN administrator Jim Jac- . for'o r m is c e lla n e o u s e x p e n s e s in thethi new institutiQn principalclpal and Interest on a lastast year's; $183,106 budgetedled cx- $103,202 for fireIre control and anj- Tiraes-Ncws writer quetsaid,"lstrylrry ln g to h o ld th o lin o o n — budgi 3Udgct rcprc^nts a 40.8 peperccnt loon. p>cnses, e n se: Jacquel said this.lncrncrease biilance service,re, ai 12.1 p e r c e n t lij. > we would have the reduc KETCHUM - Kclchum hashAQ nWw b u d g e t, s o w :^uction from last year’s $278,<78.C58 in . T h e m a j o r . IncreasesIncrc in the prt>- pripinJripiarlly comes from a m ajorir slstreet^.; crepse over 1978’s78's $92,061 expenses; lllty if a lo c al o p tio n ta x m ls n p o se d Its n e w b u d g e t fo r Uie up co miscellaneous expenses. posed budget com

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B y R A Y S U L L ivA N■J W h llto m b e lie v ees. s. ■• . thcE he EPA nnd DHW tried to disqusqualify and is still beinglg nenegoUnled lo see If bccaus?cause il was brought on by]y :last Pocatello, will soon soo test the three T im e s-N e w s w rite r Whltlom saidId io ffic ia l^ fro m t h e $120.0 ;120.000 of grant money paid beel e c a u s e th e m o n e y w ill hlo a v v e e :lo b e g iv e n b a c k . s uJmmer’sdroughl. m m t lagoons for seepagepage. The ponds miKl RUPERT - State and feifederal Envlronmentol F Protection Agency hey they said several aspects of the Whittom saidi th(the $29,000 still In ■ not leak more thanthai one-tenth of an 'environmental officials madelade an and the Idnho Dei Department of Health projey iany engineers indicateale thatI standard will afternoon and appear favornb:)rnble to lagoons, Idltlonal costs and If the $29.0001 lo0 ththe nttentlon of several—W I nhP ___JngOfinsaiejaidJLiidJLiipqcars'there is a be mcl, Tupvi _S5J esti if n s l« L lh a t_ o n c e .,______-giving-flnahopproval'to-therpi;erprojcctr:— The-thrceiagoor joons-hadl3een*a'polnT Conjjr.'ongresslonnl delegntes, Whi/hlttom good chnnce thee cilycit: con get federal ~ij(rTPiunnfd.“ thcrrH am iltom te s tin g b e g in s. 11 willw: toke aboul tw o. shortly, Rupert Mayor W.F. "Bill" " of contention Inn nrecent monlhs when said I aid lhal total'has shrank to $2$29,000 and slate npproval'oval for thot amount oeller Inc. "m ay have to pay' thatth • weeks lo complete,etc. "II appears to be scause the work was done on tne capable of rnccllngling lhe criteria as'of f irr m ’s aJ d v ice . rl^tnow ,” hesald.lald. "Tests will prove _ " L BBasil a s il Tupyi. a DHW envlronmerT ienlol * tb o l o r d isp ro v e it.”it.;;^ __ _ _ j ______■ 1 ------eifgliTfitrgliTfier from Twin Falls, ag‘na g rf o 9 W hlttftm sa ld ’UieUie c< l l ^ s e n llf e s e w e r N e w p h[ a n s f oi i r G r e e> i n H o r rn G u l c l w ith WW l hltlom W ednesday lhal thehe two1 construcllon projcciojecl, which amounts a g'e e n n c c le le s a r e ple ase d . to a liltle morec thanth $6 million, is HAILEY - The owner of)f GGreen The Blaine Cou::ounty board of com- units,mils, hns climated lhe park,, ggreen mately one acree of flat land and six "W “We e have not-closed the booksoks on oboul 87 percentt coicomplete. The.olher - Hom Gulch, one of the last5t mn a jo r m ls s lo n e rs a n d1 ththe county planning spacepace and. wildlife corridors'rs ■ and acres of hillside propproperty while county — thatal-yel-but -yc wo are very closeose to major'constructionlion being done is a undeveloped side canyons -in in the andzonlngcomml!imlsslon flatlyrejecled resub:csubmltted his own devclopiopm ent' zoning regulationsins requiren 5-acre lots closing5slngtheboo.ks,’’hesnld, complete renovatlc/allon of the city's Woodrlvcr Valley, hos submllledIlled new the first plan, presiresented by developer plans,tlans. on the flats and 10-acre lots on TheThe city’s'criglncerlngc firm for:or :the. secondary sewogenge treatment plant plans to develop Uie volley northorthwest Jerry Kiricmnn.1. becauseb of the pro- h illsid e s. In c. of so u th of R u p e rt. Even In Its new form, the, prep ro je c l p roojecl, je c l, Hamilton and Vocller Inc. of H ailey . ipct’s high density;lty; The original PUD m y ru n in lo a p p ro v a l p ro b lem s. Originally proposed in Juneme as a plan conceivedI a'l.480-ocrea' develop- The new subdlvlslillvlslori plan Is on file 98-unlt planned unit developmenlnent, the menl with wlldlif'dlife corridors, green Blaine Blal County planner Alan / at the counly plannilannlng office and Is n w Greenhorn Gulch plans callc a ll f o r a s p a c c a n d a co uinly n ty p a rk . ' R eyc y n n o o ld s n o te d th a t m o st of th e} Iolots in scheduled to go) befbefore the planning conventional 45^iot subdlvslon)n onoi 480 Green Hom GulGulch ownor Bill B urt' lhele 480-acre4 subdivslqn aveneraged and zoning' comirommlsslon al next Write-inn candidateses: a c rc s . has now pored dovdown the project to 45 aboutbout 7 acres in size with appi pproxi- rtronlh’s meeting,B' — one^makes’sit,one^do&iesn’t------TWINT FALLS - Incumbcntent Brooks, a GoocSoodlng former, U n o p p ot s s e d c a ni ^ d i d a t e tv o t e s C OD u n t e d RepublicanR c j RepresentativeIv e .w as ^ o p p o«d s e d for the- Re- - ■ JohnJo h Brooks. R-Gooding, willvlll publican nomlnalinallon for his facef a c Democrat Charles Han­an- 'seat, Hehasserv*icrved two term s i n l e g i s l a t i v e d i s t r i c t s 22a 2 a n d 2 « . cocc o c k of J e r o m e in N o v e m b e;r’s r 's In the Idahoiho House of ggen e n e r a l e le c llo n . ------Representatives./cs. MAGIC VALLEY - Itl Tuesctiesday’s general electionn thisll fall. Following 3.GG3GG3 and{ Rep. Gordon HolllfieWeld. of tion. He faccs Holllfle)lllfleld In November, , TTuesdny Hnncock wagedJ a In Twin FalU?'ans Counly a . primary in the Magic Valley,ley, De- ' ore the vole comcounts for each can- Jerome ro m e, g o t 3.4G1, F o r m e r J e r o mle e ^Mayor Charles succcssfiU write-in campaignIgn second write-inIn campaignCJ was m ocratic and Republican condlcindldotes didale. OOn n'the t D'cmo'i^atlc tlck'cTrwrili/rillam Hancock recelved74vd 7 4 w rite ^ n v o le s foT —to to ---gct~hls-nam e—on—thet h e ------n o t n s su c ce ssfurful.— l.------■ rah without opposition in Legisl;gislatlve Republican Incuncumbenl^ Slale Sen. W.'. HoiHollnmnn of Wendell gntheretire d 40G th e s la te r e p r e ssenlative c n la posillon A No-November ballot. Underier Democrat WilliWilllarn Sm azal, D istricts 23 and 22. Kenneth Bradshauhaw of Wendell, polled votes3tes forI the state sennle nominalnation, nomination. He willt-lll fa c e B ro o k s. Id a h o la w if no c a n d id a le froom m ■ a Twin ‘ FailsIs businessmanI In both districts GOP incumtumt>enls of 4.069 voles fronrom District 23. Stale andnd HHi aro ld H u y s e r of Sho sh o n e1 polledpc District 23 include;:ludes all of Jerome , . a^ partyP declares for a post by conducted a write-in wi cam- will face DemocraUc oppositionlon Inii th e R e p . J o h n B ro o kks s ofc Gooding received 4S<5X) for the slate representativee p{ o si- C o u n ty , 10 of th e 12 G oo d in g C ounly th®the formal filing dale, he can:an • palgn lo fill thethe Democratic preclncLs nnd fourirof ofl LlncolnCounly’s ^tilstill moke It on the ballot by -posi for IheDlstrdistrict 25 senate 6 precincts. Districttrlcl 22 encompasses receiving 50 write-in votes. s^cat,'But'Smmazol az received I ' Elmore and Camasnas ccounties and two Hancock received 87 write-ite- ■ only 28 votes,, 2222 short or lhe M Burglars5 gain litttie in Tw ^ Goodingpreclnctfi.is. - • Jnin 'votes from House PosillonIon r e q u ir e d n u mb b c e r. r. ' M A/in Falls In District 221 on the Republican “ A " In L e g isla tiv e D is tr ic t 23. . O n th e R cpubl:publican side of 0 . TWIN FALLS - Burglai•glars payed Twin Falls Ave, S.. reported a loss33S ofo: a b o u t S2C w h e n so m e o nne e ticket. IncumbentIt SlaS la te Se n . J . W ilson TThot hi district contains parts5 of that race, Incumtrumbcnl Senator ' ^ businesses and homes a nun number of vIslLs Tuesday broke Intohls building. Sleen polled 1,434134 vvoles, posilion A GotGooding, Lincoln and Jeromme e Richard HighI ofof Twin Falls night, but in most cases thehe rreturns for their efforts of defcnted Republli ■ The city of Twin Falls'alls was also a victim of thehe Slate Rep. Dan KellKelly received 1.309 CoiCounties. Seventy .four of ubllcan challen- * w e r e sm a ll. Tuesday nighl burglars.irs. PoliceI said the recreationon . nnd. position B Stale Rep. Virgil L. thethose votes came fromom ■ ger Howard Buhler,Buh also of Keegans’ Inc., a potaio0 pip a c k in g ln g firm on 4Ui J e r a n- T w in F a lls , b u ild in g a l S o u th P a rk , loloci c a te d in th e 300 b lo c k o f Lols}ls 'K r a u s , 1,318. Jerom e County, where, linn- Avenue South, was enteredd soisometim e Tuesday night.' Street, was entered nnd and a ; number of Items lakc^cn Democratic candidindldales were Claire coccock served as Mayor of The failuree ofo Smazal’s — P o l lc c s a id e n try w a s g a inc e d loU th o s c c o n d floor-of-lho— ------includlng'rcc'realioiretiiirpjtiulpm'cnl such as bn'skclballs. ------W etherelli" for'states ta te s e n a to r.- r .o s o ;------••Jerome,J c r 2 were from Lincoln•oin w r i te - in c a mnpalgn p a meons building and burglars then1 apparentlyap] ransacked the vo lle y b a lls. L o ss w a s ce stlns tlm n l c d n l$ n c . . . Bernard L. Brown,own, 926. for state County, Coi and 11 - were fromcm High will be unopinopposed In the entire building; taking about)ut »005 w orth of .tools ffom representative pdslti(osltion A and Howard Gooding Go County: N o v e m b e r g e n e ra l c lec tlo n . Several other burglarle the warehouse area. Damaiimage lo tho building In :larles were reported to police K. Flem ing; 744, forfo r p o stilio n B . ______gaining entry wns estimatedj d aal t $ 20. and were under invesllg;’sllgation Wednesday. Reports Walt Dunblop, owner of WWn alt’s C r W ash. GO-1 Main w e re n o l a v a ila b le .

E'VE\ / T U RR N N E E D \ ...... BACKT : k t h e — O fe K i \ C I . OC C K O N 1 ■ •' \ D lA MM O O i N D / ^ i D oris L. Dooley \PRICE BURLEY — Doris L. Dooli)ooley, 75. of Burley, died Local arrangementss anare under the direction of T u e s d a y . Htmsen Mortuary_in_Rupejiupprt, Funcral-sorvloes-and - B o m M a y 2G, 1903 a l R oscotscoe, S. Dak., she married burial will be In Boise. E . A. D o o ley in H ow ell Co.,,M M o o.,onSepl.S. 191B. S l ■' . Survivors incjudc threeX daughters.< Mrs. Rcx- (Alice) Hill of Burley. Mrs.;. EugeneEu (Vivian) Baldwin Steven Joseph>hiSheplierd i - --STonrvfiotWIOtSAVIftCS ------o f M e rid ia n , a n d M rs. RlClRichard Joyce Smith of • C0NVCNIE^:nientcbedit ______• AILTHENE Redford. Calif.; two sons., ChCharley Dooley of Santa b y h e r h u s b a n d . F u n e r a l C h a p e l in T\vin1 FFa a lllls . \ X E LLIMINATED I \ R E C E N T L Y \ / t h e L NM IDDLEM AN \ ^U /RETURNED FR0 m \ (B Q ' . ■ ' . FROM THE dXINQl >0U VALUt / THE WORLD'S '\ s LARGEST QIAMOND ( D I A M/lOND C CUTTER BURLEY - Services foror CalebC Berl Vaughn. G4. bf in the Richfield Cemetcr;letcry. Friends m ay call al thele r«)uco»*TTo«OA»r CUTTING CENTERu / \ DIREC: C T T O Y O U . . . j who died Sunday, will be.heldheld today ut 11 a.m. nt the c h ap e l to n ig h t a n d F ridla a y m o rn in g . «OA»r\ OFFERING YOU / Riverside Cemetery In Heybur^'burn. OVl«>10.00«t»AMOHD» MOND> \SA V tN G S ON a L l/ \ N OI SSU RCH A RG E/ JKROMK — Services5 for 1Lydia Blum W aller, 79. of lATIiritOCUITOUCRl \ DIAMONDS y E I T H E R TWIN FALLS — Servlet•vices' -for James Oscar Jerome, who died Saturdayirday, will bo conducted at 10,0. .. ______ut«»____ N,. - \ 1 y ■ Heldcrman. 91, of Tw lnFalls,'Ils, who died Saturday, will a.n). lodny in St, Paul’sI’s LLutheran Church by Rev. b e h e ld a t 10 a .m . F rid a y all t BeBergln Funeral Chapel In Arthur. T, Lewis, Burialurlnl will follow In Sunset Shoshone wllh Rev, John Manrlann officiating. Burial will Memorial Park. u > I A M O N D) V A L U Ei S " ------:------^ ______L O O S E D L — ^ BUYO: UENT CREDIT V A LU E IM\N PO R T SIZE:ONCONVENIEDN: PR IC E : SALALE PR IC E: ______1 /4 C T . , . DESCRIPTION:JE F O R SIZE I . . ; ...... S; ,4 6.4J30------^67,00-:- — - - • 1 / 3 C T -. : . . VERY G p O D _ V A L UiH E TFC D lA M O N O . '...... 5 8 9 ;0 0 ...... 4 :7 5 .0 0 1 / 2 C T . . . DAZZUNGLrBRIGHTCJ V A L U E i n ...... 1265.00^.... . 9(9 6 5 .0 0 . ^ Magic Volley]ley M e m o rial 1 /2 CT . .. .. SM ALL FLA W S, BICJCENT VA! STO N E... ____ 1685.0 0 13fc2l.00 . . . EX-FINE MAGNIFICENTAUTIFULl I ...... A d m ittedle d ord. and'M r. and Mrs, WillliWilliam C. Capps. Twin Falls,s. nndo 2165.0 0 16!1 6 2 2 .0 0 Domonic Lofland. Scott Norton,on, (Owen L, Rowe, Sabra E. sons to Mr. and Mrs. KcHhIcHh Newnam, Filer, and Mr'. nji n d ' CT . . .. . , . . WHITE, CLEAN, BEAUTIDAZZLING...... 2425.0 0 17:1 7 7 9 .0 0 Jooicc,—M r s .- B ru c e “J r W e a v'e e rr.'■ .- J o y c ( r i : e m m o n 7 -Mi-.s:—:— MrsrBTOceJr;vj?.-n'errT\v)n'n v in m i lf f r - :— ------— T 'C T t t : ' ; ; SL-IMPERFECTBUTDA2;RY-CLEAN"rT.TTT‘.TT: ------3785.0 0 '2912 9 8 5 7 0 0 ~ (f'Ullam C, Capps and Robert W. W. Capps all Twin Falls; 1 - 1 / 5 CT T ;. r'E . X ’-nNEWHrrETVERY'CR EA T V A L U E ...... 3285.0 0 26i2 6 4 5 .0 0 »aIe.L. Healy dnd Teague Hod{ilodge. both Jerom e; Mrs. C assloM s s la l cmorial 1 - . V 2 CT T . . . . BRIGHT STONE, GREATLH ltEG EM U .-.-.-.-.i, ______5445.00..... __ 4I-J ______: ______leorge L. Carruthers and baby bab; -girl -Robln.son."both| -” - - ^ - AA d d n m itte d ------4 1 5 5 ^ T . .P/\22i,!NG,FI.NE W Hl^ lurley: Francis D, Utt. Eden;n; ..Janet L. Goedharl andI Inn Starlcy and,Besslee WllWilliams, both Burley, and DaD a n a larold W. Bown, both Wendell;ell; M ary A. Nejezclileba. Ix’gault. Heyburn’. JNTING AT smWLAR SAVINGSTGS ;uhl; Edward Plocher. Ruport;ort; Mrs. Keith Newnam,’ DisnD ism issed 'OOSEAMOUN •Her; M arlsa Valdez, Hazeilon; I tn; M rs. Agnaclo Mendlvll, IvOren NeI.son. GloriaI NevNevarez. John Poe, Susan PrP ric e nstleford. nnd Mrs. Glen Thomas,n a s , I d a h o F a lls , arid Mary Southwick, all Burley: Shlriey McAIlst lister. 1 0 9 M alln i n A / v o . E . . . D ism isseds e d R u p e rt, n n d a a n lc e Sim pson.pson, Heyburn. C o n v o n lo n ______^ T w inn FoF olU Kathy Rlordon, Ralph Dal-Gairoialford, M rs, Jerry Sherret's, - BlBirth s : • CrodltTormn io n * ■ 7 3 31-6309 - 6 3 frs. Robert R. Hernandez, Franlrank 'Cnhlll and Averlll P. Daughters lo Mr. andJ Mrs.Mn Roy Robinson, Burley,>, aand Avaiiablo ___ ~ onfield, all Twin Falls; Henryy j.J. W lnlerholler, .Wendell; Mr. and Mrs. W, Randy BingBlngiiam. Ruperl. and a son too MJ r. a b lo lewd M. Fisher, Burley; ShaurUflun'Mnrie VanVleef and nnd Mrs, Mike U gault, HHeyl eybu'm . Ucholas Rodriguez, boUi Rupert;;rt; Robert J. Schuck. Mrs. Iberl F. Wilde and-M^s. Chariesirles Fletcher, all Jerome; Mlnldohnldoka C o u n ty frs. Vem Heath, Eden; baby■ bojboy Canoy and Germaine A dnd m itted oum er, Filer; Susan Bloxham,n, H arelton; Mrs, Albert F. .t> Jeff Holland, .Edgewort;worth. Pa,; Mark Gundcra;rson, flldeand Mrs. Charles Fletcher.er. bothI Jerom e; Carrie O. H azcllo n . a n d D o n n a (Thasc.lase. Mi in id o k a . mlth, Gooding. andM rs. Georgegc NN. Young. Shoshono. •. * D lsnism issed B irthis s ' . ■ Mark GundersonrHaZeltoizelton; Eloy Naranjo and Jatln tk le - Daughters to Mr. nnd Mrs. AgnacloAgn Mendlvll. Ca.stlef- Adams, both Heyburn. r...... I ■ . ‘ ' ' . 'j .

. , ' T h u r s d a y , A u g u a9t10,1078 t I D Tlmos-Now8,Twlnrwin Falls, Idaho B-3 Buhl CO]i n s i d e rr s - ' ■ r = . - J iiiiii |iHjB|IHi|i| s t r e e t pi i r d j r c t

By BONNIE BAIRD JONESS City enginea-, Johno h n P r ie s te r s a id h o Itocs-News w iito c a n g e t c lo se c o sIt t e:estimates to give BUHL — If Buhl residents a rcB goigoing property owners arari idea of their ) elim inate the dusty g rav el stre^streets ..obligations..., 1 several a n ^ o( tho cUy it willill hlu a v e M a y o r C h risleninsen sc said if the } bo on a local im'proveroent dlsti e s tim a te s c a n Ixs fuifurnished, a public asls, clly council membcrs_s8 said hoarlng or-publlc-m liesday tii^l Jn discusslng_neetneeded hbld-.tQ_propose.-lht_the_LID_ancLglXQ_ Iro et ImprovemontB.------:— ------— ^------T-'realdenla-eri-opportuJrtunlly-to-lndlcatoJf------“ J u d g in g fro m th e c o s t of su rfarfa c c : ln g Tiprevemenls to be trcets at today’s prices.' andnd ithe niade and chargee a long long tim e before:ore we Installment paym(ymenls aro allowed ould come up with money forr allml of under the LID plan,an, the mayor said, ur unsurfnced streets,” Councilnicilman giving property ownersowi a period of oe Feherenbacher said. y e a r s to p a y ^ o r thle e Irlm p ro v e m er)te. “I would like to see us get C ouncU m e m b e!rs rs Ia ls o d is c u s s e d th e iformatlbn out to the public and jlems. PrlestM said H liem know this Is the only ImmediS l a t e rin lhat WhUe the appllcplication for federal oluUon to the problem and ond f 1? funding for the waterwal Improvement ut how many wanl to undertake plan was nol approproved this year, it ostofaLID/'hCM ld. might have- a bettcetter chance In the '1 m 1 the number one jl M ayor Dale Christensen saidd th.m.i: Monday.. W MLepe^met-Ncwi lerosal can exploded in a trashash can The blaze IgnltecJted nearby btTiSh, » yiused.an..estlm atcd Jf6,500 damdomage blimlng off thee IDavis place and RoaringK i with paini ng Flrc blaekenlng-abont-irt^lOO acrcs of brush Monday, according lo Gooding 1 ' - B e jning g bitten on the shoulderir cacan bo painful, as Lancc-BCC- Far-Sighted Dragon”’ WMonday moming in thee TwinT\ Foils I — ------l a n d r s o m e o f whichhich Is owned-by-Mrs,...... - CfilefPafBi^p. B rowDwn, i right, found out whenI L l« l^ M erc^th attacked him.Imi ------ClO'jptfrkmMS'play wm as; sponsored bythe TwinI FalF a U s m o i l e ------^ ------isofhay Lioyd,Stewart,. belbefore reaching the A haystack containing 24 tons of B oth t h 'w c ro a m o n g ^ v c r a l d r aima m a students from Boise Statea t e L ib r a iy . T h e g ro u p ha s s tb e e n to u rin g th e s ta te perfoKsrformingat . Id c o rra ls. i on the DoaGay farm was deslro;s tro y e d , G a y h a y s ta c k a n d c U nlveIverslty who performed “The “Th Near-SIehted Knight,^it, public libraries in diffenferont citlcs. as well as a shed and corrals,, BliBishop Bishop said thele GGooding Rural Fire d e p a r tm e n t respjondedtotheflre, o n t ______said. ■ ' I

•ncerttonighrht______n d m a y^ h a v e' j f a r m e tr s m a rrket^L l ai.asthandcon W e s t e n • TWIN T W l^ FALLS - The T\vin1 FFalls Heldel, and L-ennon*McCartney's“ Lenr :hrlslensen appointed group.to u p.to fin d a lo c a iio n a n d a p lain. n . facilities, uniclpal_Band_will hold Itss finalf Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Lon Heart Clubs B U H L — T h e w e s t e n d a r e a oof f TwinT ' Mayor Dale Chri Mrs. Strolberg said a sm all chicharge She said It would.ould nol bc a prollt- >ncert of'the season Thureday, / iclectlons will Includc - ^alis county may have a farmarmers councllmen Joseph;p h F e h r e n b a c h e r a n d M rs. y, Aug. Band.” Other selec ould b e m a d e fo r th o se s e llin g; wwi a r e s m a k in g o p e ra tioon n for fc the sponsoring io,at8:l,at8:15lnthecltypark. “The Girl from Ipanema,'’“Ipa Wedding I narket and flea m arket on a regiregular Dale Thomsberryr y as a committee to would I s. Strolberg and her toi co\cover expenses, lor space;e and. group. UnderU nde the direction of Ted Hodriadley, Procession In Trinidad.” Trlr MgWlghts. - ta sis. work with Mrs. S Includo from “Mamc.”” “Semper “ Fldclto,’* \ Mrs. Mike 5trolbcrg met withv lth th e d ircIrcctor, c to the program will Inc ^ “ S tat a r s s a n d B a r s ” b y R ol>ert E .. J a g e r : a n d " T h e S t a r SpangledSpar Barmer.” iuhl City Council Tuesday nlghilight to ^ , E v e r y N ig h t W hen th e S u n (Sofcsofcs I n .” isk the clly’s approval for a pu rranged by Maurice Gardnerner: “I Hadley wishesM toto thank members of ; narket place where fariners )ort plan1 subjectt of heari >on't Know How to Love Him,’m,” by the community/ forfor their support this . i {ardeners could bring fresh prodi^ Airpc d rins S immer will mark the _ entthe— P‘'hllc. Only the environmental _^Andre'jidrew Lloyd Weber; “A TiTrum- year. Next summ neat, baked goods and hand erac ra fte d b u HL-- A .pDublic u b l hearlng on.the A Asp special Invitation will bc scnl amil^cr^’ry of park ...... ' hear- impact Issue will111 bbe discuss at the peter'seter's Lullaby,” by Leroy Anderiderson, bands’’ 70th amil temstotovmlobcsold. . e n v iro n m e n ta l Impact imi of the Buhl two/o personspc who requested the h hearing, councllmemmemberssald. with'Ith a trumpet solo featuring DcDenniaj- concerts. She said there Is a need for sue airport m aster planplai will be held Aug. ingg andant an announcement m ade tc jlace In Buhl because the area , in the city council x»th the products and the m arket bat someone needs lo get i the H . — A < I s . a v a i l a Mb ! e _ ^ ______ntereststogclher: Councllmen'settet'Uie ' hearing Tues- V S C S f u n d i Mrs. Strolberg of Buhl soldaid her day night after>r R1 a lp h K a n g a s of MAGIC VALLEY - Coul o u n ty In g la n d p ro le c lloIon, n , (competitive shrub M o t o r is c t s ^ a r n e i proposal would bc to conductluct the Smith and Kangosgas Engineers Inc. of a gricuituralg r lc i StabilizationI and • control, waterr Inimpoundment re-'— - market on a regular basis duduring Boise met with thithe board ta discuss conseiDnscrvatlon Service, offices willvill ac- servolrs, irrljrrlgatlon w ater several months of 'the yearja r b u t tw o re q u e s ts fo r• a a h 1 e a rin g . jpt applications for cost-sharlnj•ing on conservation, sedIsediment retention, o f h i g h f i r e d a n gj c e r probably not cach week. Aug. 1 animal waste<;pntroantrorfacillties. ' written requests were conser)nservation‘ practices from Au • She said It would require adeqiidequate He said two writ Is aro avalable' and B'BOISE (UPI) — The Idahoiho tenance supervlsirvisor. “Now indlvlduols who felt througiroughlS. , L im ite d fu n d s ai parking facilities and prefcrablj•ably an received from inc M o n e y Is a v a ila b le fo r.p r o je ctslobe ts I projects will bebQ cconfined to those DepDepartment of TransportationIon those plants areare extremely they might be adverselyadv effected by Mon Jlly Busceptlblo p p c n a r c a fo r dis p la y o f goods. jnstructcd this fall. Eligible projrojects which would nolol ototherwise be com*' ' is asking motorists to bo dry and are highly I the airport exparipanslon if It is un- constr iclude: perm anent vegetativeI ccc o v e r, p le le d w l^ o u t cost*sMst'sharlng.'practlces aware “ws of firo danger throughIgh to fire, espcclocclally from : N o w y o u k n o w ______:dcrtakenbyUieclt: th e la s t w ee k s o f s u m m e r a s aa c i g a r e t t e s th ro w n ffl ro m c a r « .” ^ “oRotative a t cover .Improvement,t, i ___ a lr e a d y u n d e r wavay y aa re n o t e lig ib le . - m - ^ fo re their apprehension by “ hot,-h o t, dry wcather-lrend-con­o n - ...... J u m p s a ld 'm u,uch c h Q f.th e .Ia n d ______the city would bc wise law In '1435, the Scottish cann■annlM Kangos said Ihc — - r — - r ------'--1 tinu highways has ing, even on a single • tin u e s. along Idaho higl: Sawney Beane, with his wife‘ ani a n d 4Q ' “ h e a rin g , “Earlier this season w we e- • been landscapedkI Ihl^lh sum m er r than allow It lo______• J- I 1'''"^ ^ ■ • / :chlldrT3i—and-grandchildren,-'tt ■ - h a d ------rc q u c s C - lf lU lo I L j s In those areas eral funding for • the ^ ^ I -wenrfortim atc cnoagh to re­ro* and he said firo In I jnuhlered and eaten moro lhanian 11,000 Joopanlt!!! fedoral ceive, good rainfall, whichich would result in1 a greatg loss of p ro je c t. ■■ jx o p le . helpedh e ll dryland grasses grow•ow time and money•y becauseb< thoy ...... a-along lo t hl^ways,” said Royloy would have to tc be- re- —Jum p^departm ent—main- er,------:------; \Family suitxiciU^victu i m s ------buried in S a l t L a k e! ld n o t h o m ic id e - victlms. tim Voyle said the forccd either physically / a ff o rd to p a y fo r th e fu n e r a l. c h ild r e n w e re for* OFFER EXPIFPIRES AUGUST 31,1,1978 1 David’s pollccman brother,h e r. D e a n o r em o tio n a lly' frofrc m th e b a lc o n y . Longo. and mother. Lousannome ILongo. ' Witnesses soldlaid tho older children w p ■ -gee storere display for detailt a i j s ^ ‘of Veco Beach, Fla., weree ththe only willingly jumpedped whllo Mrs. David .In - !w the younger ones. relatives who-attended theHe s e rv ic e p u s h e d o r th re w tl ST TO co asr 8Tirgt¥ 1 ^ ------Clemmer, director of ------UPl* — which was conducted by undeindertaker Dr. Terry Ck - critical cafce medlclnoi at LDS . . j i m U r k l n . . r Laidf to rest d Rachcl had a 50-50 . "The way they chose to) ditdie is no Hospital, said F W A Y NslE E & CAROLYN KUBIJBITZ ■vlvlng even though she ~ cosKets of Immiimanuel David, his wifo andId sixsb children lay more a mystery than tjie. waway they chance of survlv lined conclousncss. He along a potter’sr’s field m ass grave wheroJ theythe: were buried / / 264I WM AIN AVE. SOUTHTH chose to live," said Larkin said.jald. had not regalne Thursday. Mothother and brother of David,-Id, L1 o u sa n n o a n d / : MAU — DOWNTOWN TWIN FAIU=All$ , None pf the sm all group ofTJavid'sofT said her blcedin»llng had stopped and | / . ONTHEMA no cvldcncc of brain Dean Longo staiiland (upper ccnter) listeningling 1lo the funeral '■ 7 3 * 4 m religious foUowen pullclpatetlatedlnthe tests showed nc d a m a g e . s e rv i c e . . se ijv ic e . « . 4 B-iTlm o»'N ow a.Tw ln Falls,. IdahoIdat Thursday, August 10.110 . 1 0 7 8

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k i l l e r s s o u g h t TTT FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (UPI)*I) - A c t- M __Ing on tips, authoritlc3_ralc. r a i d e d - a ___ n “ 3 'I P Pho^lx motel room and coiidU'liiduclikl a f/es^ 8wocp_oD<‘ratlon_ln_alw.ood(?dx l c d l a r e a ___ . - - north of Fiagslaff Wednesdayla y m o m - Ing. b u t found no tr a c c o f tw'o o ec s c a p e d klllcrE. S tr a gf r S to r e* Sgt. Harry Bailey of the CCo< oconino County sheriff’s office sale th c J'swccp operation’’ began a ab b o u t 3 a.m. after a report that Garyary Tlson • a n d R a n d y G re e n a w a lt h o d beeibeen seen ^ north of Flagstoff. Bailey decliilecllncd to give details about thc sightinihting nnd . said It was not confirmed.. HH( c s o ld I outhorities were searching b bull u ild in g s In th e o re a . About the same time, heheavily- 11] armed authorities, accompaniija n ie d b y Arizona Slale Prison officials:lals, sur- rounded the Egyptian Motor H( r H o te l In 'U ivorlExtn Crwnchyl central Phoenix after recc receiving ' information that a man mai l£DPtfW)CHtPS|ffifjyfc matching. RlPPiGliaoflffoffitBieoptPtoes TIson’s description was staying'Ing there. T h e y su rp ris e d a m a n th a t auth< luthorltlcs ------^ ■■ s a id ‘‘c lo sely r e s e m b le d ” T lson. N n . j' V so n . . ______• — Tisonr—Greennwalt—ond-T three sons have been the object) J c c t s o f a PRESI statewide search since Julyy 30 w h e n ( the young Tisons allegedly sm u t g g le d shotguns Into a visiting an Prosto Dolu>qIuxo Prossuro-. o itia o f Pringlos Twin PPac a c k IX) I b . K I n g s f o r d - C h ai r r c c o o a l A riz o n a S ta te P r is o n a n d h e lpIped e d T lso n a n d G re e n a w a lt e s c a p e . COOKER-R -C A llN ER Tho fugitives arc suspectsrts InI th e . . PPO ! T A T O CCHIPS i * * IBRIQUETS murders of Marine Sgt. Johnh n I L y o n s. his wife and young son, whoseDSC bI o d ie s were found last Sunday near Qu Presto's 22 quorl. A r Qudrtzs- Chooio iromom 8 01. RIpplod or Ile fn western Arizona. Auth( lor pololo chips In ro- cookor-connor. pros- 9 7 10 pound bag off Klngsford Kl charcool' lUthoritlCS 9 oz. Rogulor suroeookor. •"/ ^ W briquets, lig^hls fastost Iond oosy. " / said thc family had beencn killed *oolcbloeon». ^ 3 9 Rog. $54.99 fll 1 . 5 9 B a g between July 30 and Aug. i.1. T1 e r e s a R oi g . R o g . $ l . i TyMn, 15, a n ie c e o f ih c L y o n s fafj m ily , W snd the family's car slU Twcaijilsslng ^iji to d a y . The scarch” has centered 1In Flagstaff area, where both TIscT lso n G reenawalt oncc lived, faoth Tlson and Greenwaltv a lt w e r e ' serving' life sentences for mim u r d e r ; T is o n f o r k illin g a p ris o n g u air rd d dc u r in g a 1967 escape and. Grecnawa £ lawalt for . killing a truck driver near Flogslogstoffin T ~ ^ A ■ 1974. Thc three. TIsdn Mns»>ns f a c e charges of ossoiill with a dc e a d ly • weapon, aiding an escape and I o _ _ > ind taking nBIHO banned Item s Into the stale priso)rIson. ___ Arizona-Gov-Bnice Babblttollt o f f c r e d — ______a $10,000 rcword-M onday forr InInf fo rm a - Uon leading to thc orrest and c nd c o n v ic- tio n o f th c k ille rs of th c L y o n s fai 1 ^ , ; - ^ No. KB-4 \ S h a l e o il No. K-53 % (| Kelley-DeiuxoQ.„.U»o_!or___ M%M 3 cu. ft. hooped cop -Haskell, p-Colo.,tospurdevelof- ______god drown stoolr tra v z , 'Clopment handles (oneono pl6co). sproodlng Jorllllzers or o f oil re c o v e ry fro m sh a le . p n o u m a tic wood controls. / W lubulor sleel hondondle. largo •^7 Big 16" pn . IO’’llro. W During action oppropriotlng tin g n e x t R o a d y t o Rog. $29.99 ^ R e a d y t o year's funds for the Departmei Rog. $14.' tmenls of Rog. $3^ A s s o m b lo ^ A s s e m b l e Interior and Energy, . the2 S e n a te C r approved $1.4 million to fundd theth( first year’s progrom under thc OOil il S h a le Commerclolization Act, odopttloptcd by ' th c S e n a te J u n e 27. T h o bill Iss ppc e n d in g a c tio n in th c H o u se. T h e S e n a te a ls o a p p ro v e d $5JS mrr illio n to develop four experimenlal p ro - ' “ccsscs to recovcr oil'from'Sholc.a le. ------^ ------The bill also Includes 530 millionmill to m perm it communities to develop:lop plans to provide public facilities requjiK ju jr e d to accommodate the Increasedd pc p o p u la - tlon resulting from coal develop) -T^c-progninrwa5~autiiorizea"Ie d 'T rT ih e Coal Conversion Act passed b y th c m - S e n a te J u ly 18. Haskell said Tuesday’s actionlion w a s a clear signal to the House tha th c Senate Is committed to tcstir oil m mm m s h a le a s a n a lte r n a te e n e rg y su p j “U.S. rcsourccs of higJj grac grade oil _ -sfiolo arc approximately equaluol toI thc I— mamj O rtho, Scotts Y ol u r CC K o I c o J ______^ world supply of-crude oil,”’ HaskeU Hj I TOm said; “But wllhout these fundfunds for ■ ^ °Dmiin LAIW N ■ S S GARDEI)EN HOSE’^ next year, development of these S n crucial reserves would be delay* 3 Lawn - anotheryear." ...... ;layed for ■ 1 | ^ FCRTILLIZERS I S o r S P RtiNKLERS/ II ■ 2 Vour cholco of our entirentlre stock on hand wllhln this.li Haskell said lhe $1.4- m g j Food Your cholco of OrtKo. Scotcotl’s or VIgoro's lown for- | ■ m illio n ■ . i l l g titlzuri. Chooso from stockk 0(1oi hond. ■ ' ■ price range. First 6 w ilhllh coupon.COL I ' approved to fund thc Oil )il Shale ■ IH R I I Rog. $4.794.79 to $13.99 I Comraerclalziation Act would pr Rog. $2.999to i $15.00 ‘ j dprovlde S I m ^ ‘'*lart-up” monoy for the prof H program, ■ ill » under which the federal governv e m m e n t | I I would pay privolc companies:s loto b u ild ■ t l oil shale facilities at three sit ...... R I C E IIIV 2 PI»RICE} > sites In ■ • Brc Colorado to test Ufe comm< n I I NoRalnchscks — W hile Q uantities Last ^ mmercldl I njR Coupon9n > NoRoIncheck— WhiV hlle-Quontitlai Last I viability of recovering oil from sl m sh a le . I Expiro* AuguiSUStl2.1978 I I Expires1 AugA ugust 12, 1978 __Tliejlclicsti)ll.shalc.dcposItslits InI thc ___ - ■ - - - United. States lie within a I rnmrnmimmmm^^’^ a 17,000- . ,^ ■ 2 * s q u a r e m ile a re a of w e ste rn Colo eastern Utah and southwe: iTMi'iiHriS W y o m in g ..

Shakespeare G o r p s s c h e d u l e s -—------river inventory =? OrthoorVIVIgoro. ’ * I■ t F IisHiilG S " W A L L A W ALLA. W ash. (UPD- (UF* LAWN&CG A R D E N i The U.S. Arm y Corps of Englne< ft ■ !------RREELS l jlneers is J ■ K Lorgo ossorlm ent of sizessix ond stylos lo choose conducting an Inventory of pumpingpun I I S I from In ihls price range.nge, plants and docks not legally clas: CHEMKICALS ■ classified ■ I tlAlUlG Rog. $1.49 fotc $12.99 ■ ■ a Rog. $11.4'11.49 to $26.00 cH along the Snake River from}m Hells I I H U 4^ Canyon Dam to Weiser. F irs t 6 withh C( o u p o n 2 Owners of the structures ore i ire asked ® i' ! I First 2 to submit a permit nppilca'tlon tlon with I I m c T t ' ■ I W ith C o u p o n r y the district office. Thehc (Corps ■ 1. jg fjr; ^COQ said ^rm lts arc required undein d e r th e V a P Ri l C E [ 1899 Rivers ond Harbors Act. Se t. Section I > N oRalnchackt— .Whilhlle Quantities Lost 8 ( ^ o r F 10. S N o R a ln c hecks^W a c ^ hlle Quantities Lost In addition lo permits', owners ic rs m u s t Explros August1st 12, *1970 . M ^ - Expire* A provide to, thc Corps the install I stallation 1 1 W M W W M U dote, a construction plan and ppi ic tu rc o f i^iQ s tr u c tu re fro m a n elC’ v le w N A grandfather clause Jn'thc' t h e a c t d e fin e s c c r ta ln o ld e r s U iic lu r te c B ^ j e c t to p e rm it. . -

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-BOISE--Mounlaln‘italn Home; House -fRlchanIchard A. Egbert, D-Tctonlninin;- Leese, D-Pocatello;r, V. House. Position ‘DiBtrict 1; Senate — +Kcnnltmit V. +Mlchael,.S. Blncklack, DCraigmont: D-BolscJolse; House — Position1 A , — P o s itio n A, -{•Dan -}-D: Kelly, R- House,jse, Position A, •♦•LJndeiden A, Boyd F. Hendersoiirson, R-Pocatello,— Jebert Jr., D-Kope; House —- Posi-P( Hoiae Poslllonon A, -fHarold W. +Pegg)*eggy B u n tin g , R -B olse, P o s itioonB, n mountain Home, and Bemard L. - Bateman;cmanrR-ldahOTansrand Richarhard and Gary H." Gouldo u ld , - D ^ P o c a t e ll o ,...... [on A, +Marlon DaVldson,m. d~I:rJteld. DCralgmonl,nl. Position B. John Bemlemie . R.- Rakozy, R-Bolse, and a Brown, D-MountalnIn HHome, Poslllon Stalllnp,llnp, . D-Rexburg, PositionI EB. Position B, Ed Browirown, R-Pocatell6, tonners Ferry, PosltlorTB.'J'amcsmes F. F. Schurbon, R-Kooslooskla, pnd -fK. Jim Rogerger L. L G uernsey, D-Bolso. B, -t-Vlrgll Kraus, R-MR-Mountaln Home, -fJohn)hn C 0. Sessions, R-Driggs, anand and 4-PatricIa L. Mcl>IcDermott. !. lolcheff, D-Sandpolnt. Rles, EWJrangevllie.lie. Distri)istrict IB: Senato - +Lylele R. and Howard K. Flcmlncmlng. D-Mountaln GeorgergeW W ehmann, D-Ammon. Dlslrtict 35: Senate-a te — M a rk D u ffln , :Dlstrict 2: Senate — Williamam E. District 9: Senate-lie — -I-David Little, Cobbs,bbs, R-Bolse, Kenneth L, Roblaalson. Home. ______■ Distrielistricl 32: Senate - +Rced1 Mw. R-Aberdeen. Chicklick ■ Bllyeu, p- . Soore, R-Haydcn Lake, andI +Art+. R-Emmett, and EmEmest L. Maxfield, D-BoificBoific, and M argaret MockwitZTtZTA^^^ D is tr ic t 23: S enale n a te — -fKenneth Budge,Ige. RR-Soda-Springs, and Slewaiwart Pocatello, ond RogerIger L. Stevens, L- lanley, D^oeur d’Alene; House3use — D-Emmett; Housouse, Psitlon A, Boise;Ise; House, Position A, -l-Jonames Bradshaw, R-Wcndeli,(ideli, arid William Buttnrs,tars, D-Weslon; House, Posltloilllon Pocatello; House., PoPosition A, +W. ‘bslllon A, +Gai7 Ingram, RCol-Coeur +Herbert G. Fltz,z, R-NewI Meadows, Colderilder, R-Bolse, and Dorotrothy W. Hollaman, D-Wc>Wcndell: House, A, -l-Rot•fRobert C. Geddes, R-Prestoiston. Rusty Barlow. R-FR-PocDtello. and I’AIene, and Jam es R. Fromm,nro, D- Position B,+morgairgan Munger, R-Ola, Hanseninsen, D-Bolse, Position ,B. Chrisirlsto- Position A, -fJohnhn H,I Brooks, R- PositionItlon B. Willard W. Stuckl.1, IR. Amold Bell, l>Amerlclerlcan. Falls, Posl- Isyden Lake, Position B, Jeanneinne M.. and Daniel t. Hylton,;on, D -E m m e lt. p er r R. R . Hooper, 1 R-Bolse, and Marjorjorie goodlng. PositionI B,B. -fGordon R. Paris,■Is, a and Merie Cellan, D-SodSoda tlon B, Max Kendell,;11, RR-Aberdeen, and Vasson, R-Post Falls, and +I H a y e s, E>-Bolse. Hollifield, R-Jerome,ome, nnd Harold Springs.Ings. D w ig h t W. H o rs ch , D--*D -A berdeen: D is tr ic t 10: Senatinate — -fLarry E. G-Hayt Jack) Spurgeon, I>Coeur d'Alene. I Huyser, D:DeltrIch.h. ■ _____ . „ Craig, R-Mldvale;‘I, H o u se — P o s itio n Ddistrict istrl 17: Senate -t-’Ron District 3: Senato — William w District 24: Senatenote — -f-John M A, +George G.'h: Danielson, R- Twllegi/llegar, D-Bolse, and Ferd Ko *rlce, R-Coeiir d’Alene, and +C „ Barker, R-Buhl, andnd GeorgeG< Anthony, 1 0 ? -^ Cambridge, and F. Jim Anderson, R-BoisiBoise;' House — Position Jhase, St. St. Maries; House ouse. Position A. ” D-Welser, Positionon B, -fWaller E. -fKathlKathleen W. Gumsey, R-Bolse,' i and D-CosUeford; House. Position A, +Em ery E. Hedluhd, t.R-'TwIn Falls, ahd una. p* LllUe, R-new Plymc/mouth, and Donald RogerIger W' illiams, D-Boise, PositionIonT +Noy E. Brackett, R-1 >t. M a ilc s , P o s itio n B , + B .E . L e\ , William K. ’Chisholm,lolm, D'3tihl, Posi- MueUw ^oy»non'lHarvev,D^ D-Payette, -fLarry Larr; Harris, R-Bolse, and 1 l-St. M aries, nnd Edwin A. Mue ' tlonB.+LawrenceKnle K nlg g e , R - F U e r .- luk, D-Bolse. r r.,D - S t. M a rie s. District llj Senat p District 25: Senatelale —• Richard S. mate — +W. Dean ^n^trDistrict 18: Senate - -fJames District 4: Senato -■ Geraldraid V. Abrahams, R^aldwIdwell, ond Merle H. High, R-Twln Falls;lls; IHouse, Position LENDEI sch, R-Bolse; House — Position 31ackblnl, D-Plnehurst, and SidSidney Jenkins, D-Parma; 1 nnri A, -HRalph Olmstead,lead, R-Twln Falls, M H H la; House - Position ‘+T„rirJack C. Kennevlck, R-Bolse, ( — Posi* A, +CarTOll Dean ’ and Mllchell RayI CatCampbell, D-Twln f 3, Chaffe, R-Kellogg; House — P ean. R-Notus, and • Euwrnigene C. Mlgneauult. D-Bolse, Pi Jon " A, -i-LoulB-' J; ■■ Horvath,Ith, D- Robert N, Jarboo, ] AUOl(OUST 10 to, D -C flldw ell, P o s i- S« l ? B, B -fWendy Ungrlcht, R-BolBofse Poslllon B, +T JUDY t MAR'tARV IROWN, BUHL TwInJTflJlg^nnd Davic Plnehurst^-Po6Ulon-BT-AVilliBmliam -f;— tlon-BrLarryR -BallBall, R.Caldwcll, nnd • d R u d y ATidunwn,'D-BDlBti:------n' I Lytle, R*Plnehurst, and Kennethneth R, +Dorothy Reynolds,Ids, D-Caldwell. * Twin F alli M citcrtlOibOilMrn*Aucllan«*r« Flntt.D-Kellogg. District 12: Senaenate — -i-Leon H, District Dlsti 19: Senate - +W alterter H. District 26: -f-DeanDean Van Engelen, . Dlatdct 6: Senate — ’Thomasmas P, Swenson, R*Nampa,ipa, and BUI Slalen, Yarbnarbrough, R-Grand View; Housi'Use — R-Burloy, and Kendioslt!on A, -fJ. Vord. IJTATIOFMOSIimOIXOOIRI, RUPIRT- Houivhgtdi olso, Position B. 4-Lyman 0. V Iblon, Postlon B. Advartliarli«m«ii.tiAuButiB Dobler, D*Mo»cow: House — PosiPosition . Scanlln,—D-CaldwIdwelJ, ond Scott Boise, . Win- Chatburn, R-alblon W«rt, llla n .BBvnnMlBMititnmllh v i ...... A, +Tom Boyd, R-Genesee, andndJohn J McKnlght, B-Nam]ampa, PoBllIbn B, "chcate:lester, and James V. Potter,ar, D-' -1-Ernest A. Hale,lie, R-Burley, and Anton Borg, I>Moscow, Posltloriltlon B, +Kennolh Stepher>henson, R*Nampo, Meridle rld la n . G rant J, Hansen, DD-Bt -B urloy, District 20: Senate - -f-Veari A uIOUOT11 a < Joseph W. Walker, R-Moscow,3w, and andKentA,Marmormon,D-Caldwell. ' Disti ari e. District 27: SenaHenato - Keith M. ■OIITUAI'UART.OOODINO +Robert E. Hosack, D-M obcoww.. District 13: SentJenate - Reeso E, Crystarystal, R-Idaho Falls, ond Jameines A. Ellson, R-blackfool,>01, +lsrooiH Morrill, aVINlNOINOHOUilKClD , - Dlstiict 6; Senate - -l-MlkeHike P. Vomer, R*Nampa,la, and£ Doris Blough, Rtrie,irie, D-RIgby; House — PoBlllor:lon A, D-Blackfool, ond1 PPol o to r &. H u ll, L- Adv»rtli»nIi»m«flliAuguitV MoilarttOlfcOiborn* Auctlontari Mitchell, J>LewJslon; Houso, PosiPoslllon D-Nampa; HouseISO - Poslllon A, +Ray R a y E, Infanger, R-Salmon,1, and Blackfoot; Houso.uso, Position A. A. Chuck Gabby Jr., R-Lewlston,ton, and +Vlrglnio D. Smllh, Sm R-Caldwell, Ireneene A.- Beard, D-Idaho Falls,, PPosi* Raymond G, Parks,ks, R-Blac)cfoot,R ond _____ , LaMar Hagar, D-Blai•-Blackfoot, Position B. -f-Darwin Young,ng, RR-Blackfoot, and ^ AUOJO U tT 12 R o b e r t M . K e rr , D3-Blackfoot. -B la SNAKIRIIRIVIRAUaiON.. ... liamantiAugvit 11 District 26: Senaltenalo — Mark O. AdvtM lian N o r t h I d aiho t judge whoh sentetenced Ricks, R-Rexburg;j; HoHouso, Position A, AUOiO U O TU ■fMelvin HammonSmond, D-Roxburg, CORNHSTOR:rORi.lOIN.ANTIQUII . Position B,.-fDoyJolyjo iC. Miner, R-St. A4v*rtli»nli*m»oHAuBU»l l l ' - y ,0|tMrn»Aucllont«n Shelledi;didefeated irin prirnan^ A n th o n y . Ma«l«ritO|1 y . _ — . . -District 2fl;-Scnato-.oato-— +J. Marsden - . - . - AUOllO U tTIB M O S C O W '(U P i) - T h e 2ndd Ju(Judicial defeated 2nd Distrlstrict judge Roy E. reversalsrsals on appeals ond disquallfic(Ica- Williams, R-Idaho;o FaFalls, and Charles O IO R OItlYDIAROIINOP It district judge who sentenced LeuLewiston Mosman. tio n s. B. Amberson, D-Idah■Idaho Falls; Houso, Advarltivrtiv m an it A uguit 13 W»rt. BlUri,, B«Bannalt ft M*«*ar«milh M omlng Tribune executive edltoxillorJay Schwam hadd 0,485 votes lo Mosmj[Qsman gained notoriety last yeiyear Position A, +Kurtu r t ]L . J o h n s o n , R* Shelledy to Jail for contemptI ofo f c o u rt M o sm a n ’s 5,030) wllhv 113 or 116 when:n hhe found Lewiston Tribuibune Idaho Falls, PositionItlon B , +C. W endell has bew defeated in his biblb fcfor re- precincts reporting.Ing. * e d itoor r JJay Shelledy In contempt]t ofi MUler, D-Idaho FallsFalls, ond Ralph N. d e c tlo n , ’The race betweeneen the two hod been courtr t ffor o r fa ilin g lo re v e a l th e s o u rc c o e o ' f a healed. one, focusing fa on their a newsjws sstory that was tho subject ofo f a — M aglstrate-Andrcw—M.—Sch.Schwam—respectlvo-JndlclallaLrccordfl-ii3-far_a8_llbei_suUU u lt______------1.ynwood'Shoppln{L“ fii^ C e n fe r — P h o n e.733-8931 7<

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IT ------• ...... m os-Now9, Twin Falls, Idaho ThuiThuredoy, Auguot 10,1978 “ “ : 7 - FJ-. ~ r .------1 > ' D oubibles forco:om ic heroioes sough l i l i t a r y ?r ^ s t y l e xc a m p al i i g i L — and womon • HOLLYWOOD (UPI)LJPI) — If you look like CaptaCaptain conccmed with the physiques of the men and Hams Car- B M a ^ ^ e l o r s n a rl lik es ththe e villain Glganlo, thc^-feel-ti[eel-tall portraying the cfcharacters," said William feraiUo gorilla Iransfo'nisfo'rmed Into a hum an being,n g , y o u • n ith e r s , p r o d u c eJT r aia n d d ire c to r. ‘ • Doz i g a i n s tt r o d e n i needs The j iVero ^ a g e d a j n t s - Just m ight fit this castinjisting call. Besides Captainaln Morvel, the'studio nee ie Huntress ; "dle-l • Hanna-Barbera ProdProductions, Inc.? which brougbrought Atom, The Flash,'ih, The Green Lantern, the H ICAGO (OPI) — An army,ny, scurrying.. In broad,. di daylight.,, One__ “Weha.Oola.Ooncfanilly whokiUed44,’' . young television fansins ,11.the cartoon characters of YcYogi Batman andIH Ro o b ln ...... _.L„..C allfc he wanted list Include und'underworld , the : lele with rcconblssorico scouts,Its, woman said a rat even;n JiJ u m p e d on h e r h e s a idI. . ““They 1 organized it on o.Q . Bear, the FllntsloncsIOCS and Hucklcbcrry Hound,lund. Is Vllllans on the fierly type; atom igcnctj—officers—and—uttack-ick— bauy’ffcaTrnrg^’ family levellevel. The mother stood on a0 searching for look-alLk-ollkes of comic book heroes, hcnx leader Aunt Mine:inerva, an elderly motherl; 3 from the huma s, Is waging a flc'rcc “battleI of Stemberk said the campaign porch att nlglnight with a flashlight and a0 h e ro in e s a n d v U laIns ln s fifor two hour-long, prlme-llrne-llme Cheetah; Green,n. L Lantern’s foe Slnestro fr against a major public enemymy riveted attention to tho rat problem, husband1 anda n d tw o so n s d u b t> ^ r a t s onn ... television spcclols toloalronNBC-TV alx thlsfaU. ^ . . . - ...... p l a n e t K o n ig a r:•: p fln'd_Coptaln-Mnrvcl’s..llrf ir s t a r c h ...... In r^dausBodogSlvana. ing cltystrccts — rats, ------andthe rodent popiilatloitlon lnlils w ird the headJ In UIhefr backyard. Th«^ evenn "Slncehfjostofourhei«r h e ro e s w e a r m a s k s . w « a rTO o m o o r e . e n e m y . D r: Thac^da . p ray c • i(»-member *’army" underr a sccmstohavedeclined.id. h a d a do)g g whw ho h e lp e d ." ■ I The > command was deployed In to fight the hordes of rats thath a t 2 In s o m e se c tio n s o f C h ica g o . ’s run like the mUitary,” saida id , 1 son L. Brown II, chief o of f I NYll Y L O N I I igo's $3 million ComprehensiveIvc ■ - nt Control Program . "It’s a realc a l - J REINF(J F O R C E D I ) o f w its. I w o u ld s a y th e r o ts aa r rc e 5 lous problem here as they are5 In I c ltlc s ,” ■ m iw n s a id h e c a n 't e v e n g u e s s how m /r \ ■ O S E ■ liim % HOr Rog. 7.67 ’ enemies ho faces but theyic y ■ ]| (]|J • Ow Ro te r d t le a s l a m illio n . A nd, B ro■wn w n . I N. th e y a r e fo rm id a b le . 1C rat can fall five stories-les ■ ■ 9 7 ut Injury, swim three days In ■and cat for free," he said. "Two•wo ■ 0 S'I :um be the progenitors of 15,000000 I 5 / 8 " X SO ft.f. qquillod rolnforcod | ; 12 m onths." h o s o . I »■ clly has developed a four- ;ed military strate^ to combatb a t 1 (dents which can carry at leastto 00 o I — — Standitidard Size 5^-OEUCIOUS^EBEEfSJEW 'I _ CAND1 »>nalssancc scouts search for inlrations of rats and tell resl*s;- i j k ' i> ■ proper health habits can pro- ' / B E D I rodent Infestation. An attacks ! /f THURSDAY | BARS blitzkriegs heavy, problem ^ O N L Y I 1 . cleaning up gaitagc plies and / PILILLGWS 1 ” |W Rolox and onjoy a hot, tosty boof Stow j vlng abandoned cars where rats- 1 S /['L O urReg.3/5J y lunchoon with froshosh and tongy colo s h . r slow, roll ond buttor.or. *Sovo now. ^ lop-up batalllon then lays deadly 4 7 . itlcldes In “rat runs" to .! ia(e the existing por>^a((ons. t 1 Iy, sanitary Inspectors rEove In, I. I ' 20x26" polyo1olyostor fillod pillow, Ig sure areas arc maintained;o d I f ______I Buy nov/ondsin d s o v o . 1 r ly to k e e p r a t s out. 8/88 Idcnts with reports of rat In­ is can call a central commandin d ^ m d th e a r m y wUl t r y to g e t to th e ^ \ f V DAZEY w ith in th r e e d o y s. o're not naive enough to think [> \ end the rat problem," Brown;iw n ; - ■A VWe do see signs of Improve-'ve- S E i U . - — mainly jess active rat signs ood reports from residents. ButBut . ------g r a J IVC a long battle ahead. It's far A-MEAL o v e r.” O urR og. 10.78 < :ause rats arc Intelligente n t , I J ires, city officials have de- gd a spcclal strategy to "broad-a d - ■ 1 T H U R S ., ^ u ie r o d e n ti c ld ^ . H doaT^or—frooitng—fruit— : and vogotablos. >t, u n p o lso n e d o a ts a ro p fa c e d1 In I S 4 K runs" to prevent,the rats fromom I •DAZEY BAGS ...... F R I ., ^ 3plng “bait shyness," Brown Then, poisoned oats arc laidaid t o k ill th e b y -th e n c o n fid e n t ra,U. ls . I Jl-W , S A T . ' ^ ^ R Y/AND f S T Y L E ;-wHiP^ iddltlon, the rodentlcides must ■ f ) tGRASS-tk ------O u r R eB g g r r l9 = 9 7 ----- temated to prevent rats f^mom ■ WITH" ------: f o i oping Immunity or tolerance to I iwn said a common rodentlcideid e . 1 n 5 8 8 ^1 by the city Inhibits the coagula- DO WATTS Ila- I rw fli 'f % IBwi f th e ro d e n ts ' b lood, c a u s in g It to X O)ur u r Rog. $19.97 i ^^ 1 Nylon 5cordd gngross cultor. ^ > results of the ChicagoIgo I y ^ l k . . ■ '.Mows, cuts,;ts, cand trims. ^ dcastlng" strategy is being 'W ^ ■ ‘" 8 ■ ' - - -)’® l <1 by resear^ers at BowlingJng I • - I University In Ohio, Brown said,>id. ■ _ 1 j L I 1 6 " esults could be useM -to_olhcr.Her... -J-'-—.... -___.. " ~ ~ t ______P.rofosslonti l o n o i r o . ® __ IOOO. w.ith | h e s a l d . nozzio ondm d tablet stond. Chicago's-22nd Ward on th the e I iwest Side, officials haveiv e ' iTELEEYi te d th e ir ow n " b o u n ty " p ro g raa m m J lie th e r a ts . irm an Frank Stemberk offeredred ' I f : J a several week period last fallran ■ TEIE-E - r o C K E T 31 spring a $1 tx>unty for cach■ci> ! i V /''- mod dead rat reported by ana n ■ \-J ^ About $1,750 In contributions3ns • I lA M E R A TB^ u r - R o g . $ 1 8 . 8 8 ______a d ro ts .______r c o i ^ ; had a plague of rats," Slem- V Groan Mid. "You could see them I ^ J M I 3 - : A ^ rive-away iI STORE HOURS C o m p a c:t1 t nO 11 4 com ora* stondord, * . ^ MON.-SAT. os oight-shot flip flash. I Ions. Usos o irglars C A P R IC E AA 1 0 - 1 0 big haul % SUNDAY O(3ilcago Sun-Timcs T c m r a " ^ BLAN^N K E T S 44 1 1 - 6 ^ CA G O — B u r g la rs d ro v e o ff In a railer truck loaded wllh moreire I . PJ r ^ O O tl $1 million worth of cameras■“ ■ W CASE ators and photographic ac-1C- . 1 O ur Rog. $5.96 ies from a suburban warehouseise ■ I^ S t o n d o Vr d s iz o ' s . iBlankots Bli ovallablo ^ J th e w e e k e n d . ^ in throo colors. cc said yesterday the burglars J 3 9 6 !d oul top-of-the-llne items from irehouscofCanonU.S.A. Ine. in :s t e m su b u r b of E lm h u rst, 3 s CCompact with two ey took no chcapics," observede d 9 pockots. ••___, ^ jrst police Lt. Louis Illavenkn.WEAR 1 vcnkaTsald -the burglars 1 ...... irk nventcd-thc-iacUltyJs--oiarmr m . . „ ------[>_eLEAR>RANGE n and one or more of them got ^ It. Bojs ad Boys Short iie one-story structure via a I ^ i III (if-*'-' ► Slem Sport SWrts .. 2 0 % ill . " B i 1 P H O T Ol A I L B I I I j l S loever entered IhroufiJi the O u rr RRog. o $4.97 K Bojs aod Mens ill apparently opened a door to ► Tank Tops Redncoil...... 20%DfFl his com patriots," the lieutenantant ' ■ . : k Mens Short SleeHT | 9 7 : _ venka sald'the bursary took w Spart-Slilrls...... 3 0 % oFf i \ _ ^Assorted . 1 Qt. W.ide Me(Aouth M a so n Ja r their own tractor to puli the NELSON nEfc'iiEs'’ ► Beer Visors...... 7 7 ‘ J r I O u r R o►g. g . 1 4 . 5 7 ^ Assorted Elmhurst facility, which alsoIlso ■ B ► Beer Roll-Up HMs.. : . . F l (loutli Mason Jar , .

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s t a t e s i Men*s s g i n g l e VA ^ s l o w ip itch _____ , ■ ' X . - - F o ffe r s s - tournaii m e n t oo p e n s h1 : e r e F lriday p h^ i y s i c a l s ____ TWINiFALLS-- Twin F*F alls___ - physical examlnafi Jg O p ^ ^ - - • “ TW TPTFAIlS^T«0 usedt for thc champlor a fte rn o o n . lonship champion Professkfessional Pharmacy of forjq , the Bruins this schoolI yearye sports. IncludingIng springt ^ rts .- /e Way of Salmon and quortluortcr-flnals aL-7_and 8:15 C o m p etin g w ith b e 10 te a m as f: ro m N a m p a VS. S a v o ^ ,5 p.m. Twin Falls foundnd UItselfj in the poslllon s gjj h o u ld sh o w u p a t 7:30 p .m1 .. TThe should atlend thesith e se m e e tli^ .-;;-^ WIU o ’ D ell v s. C o m o r SJaturday a lu r wiUi diamond two hj a ll p a r l s o f th e s ta le . W hile thS a t oSo^a' Maxie’s Plzza-WID having of being unablee lo joUend the lourna. ’ ir d’ Alene; G:15 p.m.-.__two_n'wo_mpre loser bracket bnttlcs. is g o in g on In T w in F a lls , th c Somw o n Sa Pocket of Coeur d ment. GUlettc FarmFan s of Rupert was ele of Boise vs. Club _ champion designation . . . major and A tournaments will wli be Concrete On Sunday, four losers wUl plinlnv nf "lovod to the char ^ 93-T w ln F a lls Mlerchonls, e n and Harlem „ n^m f andlheTlmes-NcwiNews was moved from W f e p la y e d in C o c u r d ’ Aleno. 0 a.m . with the-chomplonshlp £ Vestern signs> K1 erbs United of Pocalelltello vs. Taco Tim e of ’ th ir d lo ru n n e r-u•up p lolc fill th e 'tw o b e rth s inal ot 11:15 as a sblo featur Magic Valley will have fourjr Uteams Lewiston; 8 p.m., p.r 'Jolly Builder lislrlct. ®URBURLEY - Jeff Kerbs, aI three,Ui participate on Uie>ieschoo]’sgolftigam. sc K U am ond one. T h e re a f te r th e re wwfllbS allotedlothlsdislrle In tho meet, representing perhajrhops 09 Supply or Idahoho Falls vs. Plywood ^ Only Comerr PoPockct-Depot Grill* ?portl<[)ort le tte rm n n a t B u rle y h ig h schschool, Burley fans wUlivUl h a v e a c h a n c e to Bt<' lingle games at 1 p.m ., 2:15 and many communities os It everjver has . Distributors off Lewiston1 and K-D n T u r f C lu b of T wvln in FFalls wUl represenl OS si|signed a boaketball scholarilar&hlp see him ploy collegilleglately for the first ^ he flrsl possible championship ( before. MaxIe’B Pliza-WUl o’ DellDel and Plumbing of Rupeupert vs. KG Grocery- In the men’s major !lter with W estern Wyoming: JJu u n io r w h e n w h e n h e a n d tlth e S p a r ta n s tr a v e l ‘.-d It 3:30. A 5 p .m . s ta r t Is on s ta nfdbvSr d t W“8lc valley In I Club 03-Twln Falls M erchantaor:a are tho Idaho Prldo of-Bo-Boise, and 0:15 p.m., idbyfor compeUtlon.-It; wos the only team to. ollego o f R o c k S p rin g s. to T w in F a lls J ain. n . 2:23 to play C ^ eg e of 1 po ssib le e x tra session. only entries from tho area'ss largestla Fonk's of Kelloglg vvs. Idoho Bonkl and declare for thathot classification Kerbs, a 0-3, 170-poundcr, alsoIso will Southern Idaho. •- ,assoclaUon, tho Twin FallsIlls city Trust-Me ’n Ed’sd’s PiKO of Pocatcllo, . ,. Meanwhile,Mci four Magic Volley V allhough two spotsipots were available t o ...... ,'filowpltch leago. K-D PlumblnnbIng of and ChomplonI R.V.R of Nampo va. . womevomen’s teams wlU bo trovcllrcling to this district. ■ NH a p p rovess s a l e ______MONTREALMON (UPI) - The NaUcaUonal from Jack Vickers,ars. ■ - , Hocko>ockoy League Boord of Goverr'omors "The league woiwas Impressed with aljppprovcd ro v tho sole of tho Color}lorado the dramatic IncreicreaM In attm duce M in ic Rocklcs ockie to . New Joraey Irucli■ucking at Rockies' gamesies t during Uie la s th a lf . ^ ::o lik< /ednos* o f th e . 1977*78 seas* :e s c h^ a n c e^s ’ mlagnato a g n a Arthur Imperotore Wedi leason, and this'rein* -rr • d aay, y . NlNHL Commlsslonor John ZieglerZloi forced the govenivemors’ belief, that e.; onnounn n o unced. Colorado shouldd be one of Uio-most In m aking the announcomont,,t, NHL^ Importont hockeyoy n markets In the'NHL 1 . Commlsslonor om m i John Zloglor’ said,s in years lo come,”ne,” Zlegler odded In ' ‘ ^ i n s t ai t e L ce g io n1 m e eI t " TTho h o INHL Is very ploased that,*iat, tho his statement, Coloroiolorado Rockies wlU continuele asi a "It Is my-oplnopinion Uiat today's • “ R U P E R T — T hero Is no doubl3Ubl that Tho'Mlnlco staff:aff is not that strong mle e m bt o r o f th o N H L a n d th a t Colorslorado favorable vote resiresulted because the th e Minlco Sogo has BtotoD chom*cl overall. As In moaTiost cases of Loglon ______fams n s ’wUI continue lo hove/e lh o .- B o a rd of G o v e rnn o o rs rs w o s 80tl8fi6d t h o t , pionship on Us collective mind.1 ' ball, tho auxllloryory pitchers actually oppportunlty p o rli lo encourage and sup]lupport Mr. Imporatoree a and staff wUl de- The Sogo, headed by o host hot of aro playora from•n othero poaltlona who • ...... Ule iolrye lr y o u n g a n d e x c itin g lo o m .•’" dlcale Ihelr effortsOrts ond resources to talented veterans wllh somo} hhe e a d e d •p o sa e ss goo d a rmm s s. , B u t p itc h in g Is n o t B H B But Imperotoro, who heods: A-P'AA* building the Colonjlorado Rockies, fran- for college on scholarships; will tako their forte nor primrlm ary concern. l^orts. Inc., has sold ho hopoiipes to chlse In Denver rto lo ono of Uie best In • i on th e Boise G ems a t 6 p.m.'SAtu3fiturdoy Helping offsetI thatlh Is tho fact that mlovo o v o tho loam' to Uio Now JoiJersey Uio NHL. I beUeva.tivQ.the goveroo^ifhave ^ In the first round of the10 state: Minlco has perha;'hops its best hitting [eadowlanda, where on aroncena Is mode ll quite clearear Uiat Uiey:W«nt the 'i AmMlcan_Leglon-basebalI_toi-toum a-— team-o£_alLUrac.:no.lDefenslvoly-lt--l8— — sc:heduled-to-be h e d u completed Inn -1080.—-1 Colorado - franchlsichlse lo- rema^-In ^ m en t In N am pa. It Is aI d(double strong. Tho batss ofoi WUson, Harding, I mnperatoro p e n purchoacd the fronconchlae Denver.'* elimination playoff and will#111 run Tony Bringhurstt arand olhers generally through Tuesday night. provide enough ruiruns that "stoppers" Coach Rlck Bauman leovesr^s little aren’t always need < e k t r a d el e I It will be their fourth meetinglg thist lastycar. ' y eor a r onond their lOth over two year:jors In Now, each comc;)mcs off a drjimotlc ’ NEW YORK ' (UPI) - Reggie Rc ond Steinbrennerrtalkcdnbout. ta t h e uunporalleled n p series thal Afflrnfirmed vlclocy>^ tune-upsups for the Travers; ! Jackson, fingered by Billy Martiartln os "I’d say you’d’d hnve to ask him ids 7.2,Jncluding the three TriT r ip le A ly d o r blo w in g post po5 Collfornl'£star .he culprit In former NewIV York1 (Steinbrenner) lhat. Iht Anytime I’ve C ro■own w n r a c e s . J.O. Tobin to donedance to a I0*lcngth [. s. Yankee m anager's hasty reslgnaignatlon, talked lo him I triedtrie to keep what is •• AAffirmed, fflrr undefeated this yeor,ir, has1 victory over Bucka:ickaroo In the Whitcy ' linled Wednesday nlghl ho mightlight ask sold between us,’’5,’’ sold Jockson. "If w on)n 14(14 o f h is 16 s ta r ts a n d h is o nlly ly twI o la s t S a tu r d a y : am n d d A/ ffirm ed c h a r g in g ! ;o b o tr a d e d b y n e x t se aso n . you want to .osk himhii you’re free to. I lo sseises s Vw ere to Alydnr last year' In th e f ro m 10 le n g th sback b a d to n ip the speedy __-r “ "irs~sickenlng-to-~play—hc“ here;*’— wlll-not-Tcbut-itrl-^I-.knmv-what-I-said ------C hlampagnc—ana“ a m p i Crcal Amerltcrican Sensitive Prince:e by t n mcrc' hnlf- Jackson said following the Yanli'onkeos’ and I know wholIt I feel. I don’t have S taa k e ss. . IcngU ) In th e Jim1 D na n d y on T u e s d a y . yj victory over thc MilwaiIwaukce any rebuttal to giveglv to thc ncwspap- Brewers. “Al the end of the} seasonse; ers.” [’m going lo ask my Supremo10 B e in g A sk e d If it wns w; possible that l i : BroIroncos hate ned imosl Al Rosen, prcsldisident of thc Yanke.s, u n ifo rm s — o r a n g e . . ■ ^ •• ■ ' coordinordinalor, said the team’sr n c r v v panls wlUt whiteIte to p s — in " n e x t of the pressures which forccdd himhli to said the club didI notno sponsor M arlin’s u nilforms ito m "Jusl ain’t getting It.’’ ,. Saturday’s exhlbltli r e s ig n . nows conference.:e. :He also Indicated ""Nobody N o b Ukes ’em,’’ he said. Ibltlon gome against ' Iller sold that...will Jackson, while refusing lo comrommenl _ thot the continualJal backbiting in the . th inInk k th e r e w e r e 14 g u y s tr y in g outou t tho Dallas, bul Miller dnotcohtlnue. iis.«t’s a tough pivot ^sked probably be put off.off., . ... directly on M artin’s nccusatlons,ans, said newspoper would n< ' . . _ - .'. .new-oniW-orange pnnts today ond I asl he had met with principal1 oo\ w n e r " I t is n ’t go in g togoon;andon.’’Kaldto ( ? ...- - . , ' S h oirt-stop rts Ilbgef M etzger goes hig s h lg f i In th e a i r a U1 of o f ’ei’e m . N o b o d y lik e d ’e m ,” Thc monufacturoiuror olreody Is .^qrk- W ed n e s- R o se n , “ I .s a y ilI IsIsn’l going lo go on George Steinbrenner before Wee w ith his hlj double plW relay after;icr forcing i out MUleiMUler said the team had trou;rouble -Ing on a re-order:r forfo the new orange doy night’s game nnd'clcaredd lh'the olr and on. I thoughtIt ItI( was put to bed. I A s tros Terry' Puhl In Wcdnc.sday.sday afternoon withIth IhiUiclr new white pants theyy worew Jerseys bccouseQ theth orIglnal“ '6'fxlcr □n certain matters. Jack:ackson, ihought oil thc decisions dc had been. a c t i o nT. ./A s tro s n ip p e d th e G ia n ts <5-5.C-5. In lalasl s t weekend’s exhibition gome go wos cut to college,IQ, nnol pro, apeclflcln- however, refused to divulge whalwhc hc made. ------•______. a g'a a in s t t th c H o u sto n O lolcrs, lio n s. Milton R ichm an ■' i M aiir tin ss a y s CJJ a c k is o n cc a u s ee d m eo s t tvy o e : NEW YORK (UPI) - Sixteenen ddays Pinned down nsJS tot( whether he fell 11 Jncksoic k so n o.s a s u p e rs ta r b c c a u sic c he’s I more. C hlUCk u c k Stevens, who headss th e ' h im v e ry m u c h . D id you know h e w e i i ' Jlcr-soverlng his tics with thch c Nr e w w a s J o c k s o n who,w.ojivjichlellyjcspoui:___ n tv‘vt»r e iu ^how ^ m e hei’s a H u n crstuir. r. I’ve On thc t)ench-Mti^_Marlin_bccame-6o— Associa —Boll— hod-tears-in hireyeseyes-when'-Uiey nm de ' ‘ f o r k Y a n k e e s a n d 11 d a y s a f teer r being-,b« ible for his reslgntIgnatlon as manager, never-:ver - put_hliu_abovc_lhuriiirman. - angry . he-couldlid .-hardly...... contain — Playersoyersof Amerlca.V ------______th e a n n o u n ce m eoait.Uiat t.L I was comlpg - - ehired by them, Billy Marlin slnisingled ' Martin thought the the question over a Mun.soun.son, Chris Chambliss, G raiglg Net-I himself. SStevens tev e is In chargc of disburslurslng back In 1980 ot Uie Yankee Stadfiim lul” Rogglo Jnckson' uk ' th e! prime—p r moment nnd^ald:-d:------tiejs, s , Wlillo ' Randolph or Mic■ lickcy R e c o u n tin g th ec episode,epl: M artin sold bcnefiUnefits lo Indigent form er m ajoror jand Old Timers Day\y GomeC two .^y«^ek8- : :ai;sc for his resignation but InsliInsisted ‘‘Bnslcolly, lhal’sal’s true, That and the RiversIvers. Therc-Wgre.tlmeH.Lputt FredF : "He- (Jockson)Dn) s; a id J i e b u n t e d m i nInor. o r . IIcnguo.baseball_plnyera_fr s _ fro m __ o g o ? li______^ _____ le hos “no malice In my heart"art" for sllpoflhetongue,’^J ." .,. „•______S tananloyabovoRegglcJnckson;”, lo ; , ------b e c a u s e h e w a s. UilnUiinking’ of the next hiss assoclollonasst office In Long Ben Bcach, Martin, who soldtold he is going'ahead h o c o n lro v e r s la l $3 m illio n aliiggeig g e r.'...... The slip' he wosos tolking about wns ' Martin Mart added thnt no player' cci o u ld h itt e r (L o u P ln lc!lla).Dldltoveroccur Ila ). , Calif.Ulf. 'w ith plans to openpen a camp doso to_ ' Looking for more relaxeded ond hla airport Btatemeiment the nlghl before diclotcc to te po lic y to o m a n a g e r, - to him- they- mightnlghU-walk - Plniella ...... IIn n amanswer.toaquesUon..M artlna ^ ^ ,‘^-^Now-^ork-wlUilUi M anU e fo r tin* ^ icallhy than when he resignedjned as his resignation when wl In tolking to "W "Wh hen ho does, you'don’l neciced a Thai’s whal theyf ppay a y m a n o g c r s fo r — hoI hosh o s inolhing on poper regarding . dorprivDeged chlldilUdren, dismissed the Yankee manager In Kansas Clt)City on reporters about JacksonJai and Yonkee manag,nnnger,“ MortlnBaId. to th in k a b o u t th o0 nexn e x t b a tte r .’’ lo k lnin g c o v e r o s Y a n k e e m a n a g e r og I d e a U iat h is h o o im ruly 24, M artin revealed that; ho will principal owner GeorgeGe< Steinbrenner, "W "Wh hen I come bock, he’ll hnveive the Zeroing In on1 IhcUie reason for his In 198019801 at which Umo present mono ilU i w ould B land In th o : nas manager. < lUt on his old No. l Yankee unifiuniform Martin sold,-’Th'They deservo eqch sameime privileges] As any other playerph resignation, Mortlr:arlln ogaln tolkcd Bob)b LomonLo will movo up lo gent[e n e ra l w a y o f h is r e tu r n aa ignin 'HiuTsday night In Oklah(clahoma olhcr. One's a bom b< liar and tho on1 lholho team ," sakl Martin, refer;[erring at>out Jockson. ' , m a n ag a g e e r. ••Thero’s noUiIngling at oil wrong ^'ith j. ;uy when) ho and his buddy, MicMickey other’a convicted.’’d.’’ to■ Jackson.Jacl "If he abuses them1. . hI e ’ll “ I th o u g h t n f teor r RlReggio camo bock "I haven'tha signed anything ycl,”o t," h e m y h e a lth ,'’ ho sosaid. ld "I could m anage Jantlo; will'm ake d special:lQl o p . S p e a k in g a blUt o u t th o In c id e n t p ro - g e!t t hh is is h o n d s ap onked a g a in ." (from his flvcnlny<3oy su sp e n s io n ), h o e xplnlned p la in as his agent, Doug NowN ewton to m o rro w If I h aid d to.tc Tho doctors told toarance to help tho AmorlTiorlcan mpted his feellngiIngfl about Jackson. ^ A long la standing. confllct_btilwilween.-. would-say_that-ho-r-hc-modo-o-ml*tako.— listenedilcned. L!Idaa't.thlnk Uilsls the10 tltime- -mo.thoy.had teenon a spol-on my Hver^— r- - - Usociotlon club there:------M nrtinexplofned:-d : MinrtnTnnd o rtlr Jockson cnmo to a clliclimax Llko n man.- Butt whtwhen I rend that ho to talk about 11. But I don't havove iony but 11 was not onythnything serious, Thoy ' f . “ I BtlU don’t hovo ony mallc

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ThiirArtBy.AuAuQust 10.1676 Tlmos Nowa,0W8. Twin Falla. Idaho B-« §) §iLfl ■ A s t r o s t i a k e 6 - 5 \ w i l l o v e: i r G i a n tt s s BEES' PHILADELPHIA ST. L0UI3.. 8AH o’iEOO..'... L08 AHOELES< . .. f-UoDW. YpunL ta ICAN LLAuue: uuiuii. nY 19-2. -- S / ...... tbih b l ...... ib rh b l 1. Hr* Yort 1. lOD-I SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)) -— Bob Innlpg s WednescInesday to spark’ the I ** J ? ; J I' Lopol ]b 4 0 0 0 l6. 2D- CMmbnu.I, 0 OoiMa. Chtffibiia. JO- nSt l I l O : ^ WatsonW nt, drove In two runs and Enos ClnclnnaU Redseds toi a 10-0 victory o v » pi?v'jiissri"' -OSnillli II 4010n«lt4llBxiull u 40 10 YaunL Kn-UoniT in. g tj4 B w tn a * v UU 1»*. Splinorff. ^ ,1 i 2 S B Oiiwlct rt 4 090 tierlie r ll 4 0 1 0 Coop»f(»).ftfHf*(7).&- Cabell and Terry-Puhl cach:h scored.. : thoAlJanlaBraviiraves,-_------• ^^Basebiall ' i Saa WlnlHld cl 40tOR5mllJiRSffliin ll o o o o ...... , IP.H.BEBDOSO EiIrnedrunavehaoe tw lc Luilnikl II 401}Simfflontfh c i 0 0 0 Ttntc* c 3 0 to Ci» 3 twice Wednesddy.to lead'theB Houston» The victoryy wasw the uilrd In flVe | Schmldl Jb 4 120F rtid lb 11-3 3 S- 3 3 2 - KATWHAl’l cl 4 0 11 Kinndt IK 1t> I e a s Thotnit lb 4 0 0 0 a Oif»»r .’,”., iiii £ sr,i M, HAl*’SMUE:''^an?'T4tl 2.3U,' Astros A str to a 6-5 victory ovorr thetl- San decisions for,. Moskau, Mo: who struck out j Boon* c 4 0 2 1 n*lti )ttH c<) 10 S v S t a n d i n g s Htiilin ]b 0 10 0 Oiirall ph 1^ t b4h»fl b. «h: Cattro 2i*;K.d,^t,.o;i.i'ti! wi.M*'**-Stan starter and loser Jim Barr,r. 66-9. for UilrdonawUdpild p itc h a n d R B I sin g le b y { S'" Toil®.... JuVoSoitiiToltll . .. 33 3 9 3 pllthodlolbinirlnWh. STRIKEOUTS fniir Fofieh P p J 5 » Sin. Diw ...... OM(O0CCO-0 MDP-br MCCI«I»ul« ClCktOfll. t-J:53. NATIONALNAL LEAOUE;L R«htnJ, Hou 219, four nms bn four hits In thiUie first George FosterIter off loser Tomnv j t.f- unn«%^hU^tiL>ftil Orock It 14 1 la t Ang«l«i . . . .. OltSOOCi-3 A-37,172. Nl«kro, A8‘8 ’^5«l«<.ITS ! cm I5J: Mootilgico, innlj Toltlt ... 37.0.129 TcUll ... 3 ilM ]. LOD-Sin 0*90 inning. The Olnnls contributedled to Uie Boggs, 2-8. The The Reds clinched the , s s s i r^ldL^r-atUker. SEATTLE, UIHHESOTA . , '’aUe'bIICAHcah *’ LEAOU?: Brtn, Ctl 174; bb lgig iin n in g w lth tw o e r r o r s n nid d balk.b, game with a1 five-runflvi outburst.In the ; -£i.;ii^:...... SS 161 ...... ib rn b i— fluian.-NY iti; CHoOO it U JU\ l 3 , . 1 io > - IPH.BEBDflSO c,«V2b 4 0 JO3*0 Po-ill rl '4 990 KClZiiUndlivo Puhl opened the gamo withh a single sbcUi when Uieytiey sei n t 10 b a tte r s to th e 5^«i :i m ^ IH I’llES: K"""" ii-' ' a n d re a c h e d th ir d o n a sto le nI bbn a s e a n d p la te . RWonh SI ta .IUi !» s a , . ' " ” '"""- " 1 1 0 0 0 1 I**"''’* ,M J 5 IlC ® ai'iw ’ lb* 4 0 3 0 1 0 Cubbtg Jb 3 0 0 0 throwingth ro error by cntcher Mar ' j"EHCOeo ''‘HBp'JI'oy'fSyinictuiaii.iiit Ware Hill. . Moekau's bases-loaded-httbase w as ono - ftS 3 s sSI! i; M 2 0 Fold «l 4 10 9 0 0 0 t Hi^ir^^lb 1 3 Adimi flfi 4 0 10 Wadnaidar'iBponilfaftuclkjnt Wadnai Following a walk lo Julio GotG o n za le z, ot two Reds’I’ doubles do in the Inning, *■.,...... :... W.L. Pel... OD OrUuladPrattlnlMrullonil B an r r b a lk e d h o tn e th e f irs t ruun n. . C a b e ll K e n G riffe y doubleddo u t h o m e V ic C o ite ll Stn FruKiKo 17 trait i«it>< - “ wS«d Stan uckton, then th e n singled and Barr, tryinglg tto pick ' wim Uie Uilrdd run,ru another scored on Lm AngtiM ea (I.97J Vi c » o » o ™ « . OOE.Ickioa p OOOO dalanilrtI back.back, Loultlani Bttl*. md Ihra* liaa n ff C ! 5 -ibVKbi S " p ^ ' 'V oV i dilinitr* UckJa Uttlo Oanlmio, ,,off ^Gonzalez, threw wildly Intoulocenber an infield out out and Dan Drlessen > NEW YOnK...... MOHTnEALEAL ...... • iioilnir dfi 4 0 0 0 oiliot - J AIr f T SUli. eanlar Will Mt|««ikl, fieldfield, putting runners on seCor^nd and brought In ,the,the final mn wlUi a 1 S ' ” " “ ^( t4'F ib r h b^ tbchbl Ootl«y el 3 0 0 0 Woodi ...... J S S S S t} Wli£onurv(Ui»rinAnr Filli md llnabKkai .Tarry uidd'oi cl 1 1 4 ] Ctil>"ibb 4 e ] 0 Oiti ]b 4 0 0 0 Hoxll ConnKUeuL • thlrCthird. Cruz drove in the secor;cond run sacrifice fly.' P'XCiTtV dh 4i!?j } 3 0 E-Ertciloo 2, Bern Foil t t 1 1 ] 1 Otvion el 4 9 0 0 lotinioA Ib 3 0 10 Ciity alphU - Tradad nlaitn running back wwilh ith a single. The lasl two runs Ighth, Griffey’s second | HowitsA t, Bui FrtneUco t I p OOOO Colboin c 1 0 0 0 Mi&trfu.hVr. lh ? J1 1 L00-S«I1I« 7. Minn 7. ID -C41M*. Jom Sullhu,ilhan 10,c tM am und Drownt lor m 7 ' “ ' unsofUie In Uie elghU OiKlraxUIS.AntfttaO ' s,v.risssg;;-."," > OOOO Ottr II 3 010 UpiMijp’.n ti cl 2 t 1 Doehll.Hn-Ul,«(0. iftfdrallch^a. ■ ‘ InnllInning scored on W alson’s lnfi(Infield out double of therie game ( scored Junior ; rl 4 1 t 6 Sdfhim 3b 3 0 0 0Velej Vilij ll 10 0 .. lier ’ tou - Slgnad lo»tidt P«r-0u> a ° n d a sin g le b y D a v e B e rg p inan. n . Kennedy beforejfore Dave Concepcion .. ■•KPATlSaJi s s : ; v , r t i i s ^ : sIb v 4 0 0 0 Wihngln (I 2 0 0 0 Aihbr AiKbr e 3 1 1 »-•> ViJ ■ '.S i! bS'S'*,.'; nmdi* 3b 1 0 0 0 Cforntii iiII 301 t NhiSny lb 3 0 1 0 UcKiy ind Kinl-Eilk Andanton lo rrulU-ratr - ^ dou b led h o me e t thl h e la s t tw o ru n s . Yongbld II 9 2 S I Ctiur cC 3 10 0 Keitngr it 3 0 0 0 Oomii ) 4 110 Slon* p OOOO Slllltnn llllt't ! i . " p p \\ OOOO J '« p - e -ic 1:.." '%"p b .-.,.'.’..'. t- U ' Collar* M ets 10, E xpos 3 SS" II 3 0 11 HInlon p OOOO Dtnmoulh>uih —- Nimad loimar Olrmok lUer DoliClr ph 1 0 0 0 ^rymin p OOOO Totm ... 2t.Q30Tolill k>hnMononcotnoncotchcllhamen'aiklieiffl. ' M'MONl'KhAL (U P I),- Wlllkllllc Mon- C u b s 5 , P . Qtielnftrt (UCOM >I| 11 8*n W»0O (>oo»i(>on«i Lockwod p I 0 0 0 Untt' ph DCOOMcilo CLEVELAND . ... D05TOH ...... , Pirates 4 ; COOC0200J-8 ...... tbfhbl tanezta n e hit a threo-run homer. ’5 r .il s w ■ (UPI) — BUI Buckner ^ 'V ^ lK O (Dlu* tM) tl U)l AA9*l«i i s a ' i jp 0 0 0 0 ■E-Ktltlngil', HO>«ll.•II. DlDP-Cnicifltl 1. “ tnnng cl $ 1 tt 0 0 Duiiain tl 4 0 2 9 SteamS te a s added a two-'rurt S bln; s t - ’a llS (W*lcriM),IO'»D.tn. , Hullon cl 1 0 0 0 Torwilo I. LOD-^tupo00 9. 9. Torofilo JD Ver«ir i i 9 1 ]2 00 niirr 2b 4 0 10 e j C drove in Uireeree runs with a bases- 1 ToUli^^O.10,19.10 Tottli 32.3.7.3 -Ctrly 3, Howill. 30-U30-u»rb»i»y. 8- Q'uob ii 4 0 1I i 1 RICI 11 3 0-2 1 JoclJ o c l Youngblood went S Affltrtcanlucvit Oil COI 2X-10 Sodofholm, DUIor.SF-Woodl.-oodi.Upthiw. U Jhsrnln lb 9 IJ 1 Ytlrtm dh 3 0 0 0 c n ? hit ’“^ded double3le in Ute fifU) Inning 0,UWl«Pf.Mlnt«~Uen.l IP H nEBOOSO .. A’aindr dh 3 0^1 ■I" I I I ■■ I WWednesday ed nlghl to spark a C2ICOOCCO-3 ...... IP - ! link Wodncsrifl}^mdJmd-Rodnoy-^cott^blect— ■ ...... H. L. Pel... Oil ’j.j’I'-i ”lf!! -attaok-that-carried-th^N cw :D- Yogngt* Hlnlor> 2J-3] 20 ]: 0 0 0 0 Kulpir 2b 3 0 0 0 jnjrfonwBHfttb ^ h o m e T im Blackwell la c k wlUi tho winning | Ootun ' re 41 J311 - n« ood ]. SiMint, FoU. 3D- Ciomtnl*, • 0 3 0 0 3 9. 3 0 ;,’, M e ts to a 10-3 ro u t o f th e Me H»» Yofk 83 « JU m Montreal u,e slxU,Ixth to give the Chicago ^ uiinuk** ei u .SCOJ J** > oo«. Hft - '8l« H R E I.REflCSSO ‘ S'oVda.l.no,Oelinji II 1 9 0 0 ^ 0 0 0 0^ - •______L _ th e - S S - i S S ? 3 3 - ’ } 2dt6 11 .. 4 0 0 0 Oiicli the eighth inning when the ? ^ M McRtS dh '4 120 D*'“ Dtuir * 2*b 3 000 ' ------...... sscorcd c o r five runs. Stearns bro|}iX f a f > n S c . i mlh, i , i both winning pitcher.. _ . • ; - , v ...... r . . W.L.PCL..OBI DB Pfym*" 2 9 1J ' J ‘ . C oxni ll 4 111 Sinjiili Rolicrtsts andai Ivan deJcsus beat ' I j- j" r.iichtii IL 3.11) 1 r 4* ‘ ; Otil el J 9 1 0 Muill)r ...... cot CDO 0C&— t tie iiin the seventh with his 13th : K»fv»u' OIT e « JWQ -jy, Knowltt I t 0 siT ii' !!!! “E-"....,' . Hot>ton. OP-OenUnd 2. ' QyUn□yUnlladPraillnlernitlonil o o t b u n t sin g lc s j J J - 3 ' Wliriln e 4 0 11 DiCInc: Oottsn 9. 2D-Hoblon. after Sieve Henderson had walk jles-and ScoU w a s h it b y a ’ i» S r I ! J a n ," !!i! K tsrs-'ii.?;IB- Ihocnloa 122). SD— AIECmonton,; l e b a se s b e fo re B u c k n e r’s SF ■ ■ iill« i i ! ' ».“ « !! i!!!!:;.“ xr.SF-BiCt. Youngblood scored the first“ in i ,ju T>ilIcri«llpllth«dlo2btlt*rilnnh. . Totrill 3b 3 0 0 0 K Lopeii ';, 5 ! " hit. Inthcslxth, 1 lllnn.>ot* ' ' « •«}I !S2 35 T-2-.A5.A-19.no. IP. H. R EB 00 SO Womtn'an't 400i4C0m nwUay IlntI - I. Sharrsn (hCthe second Inning when he di cth, B lac k w e ll w a s s a f e o n CWe»gg- S S -11}a awUS ATLANTA ...... CINCIHHATIi.i, iktoot C 2 0 0 0 m 9-141 j advanced on an Infield Sm20* U 73 .X9 Zn Ipmpiir c 1 0 0 0 K«m ■:S ! ! i J i K V ii,K4'?'Suudl^;i;ii*S*Cn4l5o»w and scored on a single bylyvE t m m o Sl l ”"«n^randa'd leQiegr P Leo (L 1M) <2-3 to 9 3 2 ] Canadi, 4J0JO. flll’sblow...... Toroniei.CMcagaD.AJbM n'o^itll' M 30 1flBoii"jb> “ 'A To,.I. 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 5«B9,S.Mlcft« M a d d o x , w h o h a d fo u r h its . oooo K tn m - O t,...... ■2:39 A-33.a3. Qlllillna Hodtt il 4 0 0 0 Ktnndy 2t>Jp 3 n 1 D,iiimo<« ...... Protiir, Auiin □uiighi II 0 10 Qillley rl rt S 1 3 2 LOD-Ktnui Dir 4., DillkDalll.-noil e. ]D- Inning on w alksilks ito Scott and Buckner Oonnoll pr 0 0 0 filing il Qnil, XwtrtlU,.SSn.iffi^M .t.'^ffiK P h hils 6, C ards 3 ll Deane«t,MeHti.S-Oiu«i. . 0*8 lUil —- 1. Olanni Patching. Auiutiu. S7.B9 _ .. CT leHcbner fo»o'«cdbyMlke.llkeVnU’ssinglo. . ' • Noltn c 0 0 0. Foilfr II ’■'',p. b ; e;8B!:o uakirie. - ST. LOUIS (UPI) -.Richie Ii Mgrph* lb 0 0 0 Knight 3b LEAQUELEADEBS laeort). 2. Oa^y Abralum. England, ThureUy* ProUU« PRcliwt 3b 0 0 0 0 Qu„ (W 10-2) ■ 9 ■- . o , u ™idPfefalnlamiWintl » ^.49. 3. «r I nnd Greg Luzlnskl each drove UOTVntiEDT) Olltiillh }b 0 10 Dil«iin lb lb 4 0 1 1 McOrogr (L 11-101 9; 5 BAniNO Flamont. Ctnji P.5 1.S!,' f"* v e in tw o ,. ClcTflin) (Pulen »-7) *1 Datlon (EcUnlti g ; ; ..” , II OOM T-2:11,A-1J,aa. , . ' (bttMloi•dofl275ilb*!i| ScoUind, SBJ7,1Mji.i, wm..cuiw. EcMunfljM re, hins n in s Wednesday nighl andd vwinner I A O p -H r^ lf£ 5 Ii (I»«ni 14-n tl Oauna (>aur* Eailtrlr P I 0 0 0 Ogianm e«' cl 3 { j § TEXAS ... ^ CEinoCEIBOIT ...... Jim Kaat started a two-run1 rir a lly In adres 0 Qkok p OOOO Cflir.ll e '“ "‘" 'iS 'S ! '. H p.1 X . K ' & S * * ' ■ Jll" loom b rtu m a a llnil - 1, Qrihtm th lh e se c o n d in n in g th a l liftC' %*5|o'{W9« IM) *1 Tdro^lo (0*Mn1 Ml),Mil D«lll ph 1 0 0 0 Uotktu P p 4 1 1 ] Hirgiv lb 2 0 0 ] LlFloi’l.efioi. cl *4 o V i' ■ ''f f i 'a S s Ifted the LOS ANGELE3LES (UPI) - Dusty I '' Cimpbll'p OOOO ...... Wlllt ]b • 4 0 0 0 Wfilltlr ■' ',!!' P h ila d e lp h ia P h illie s to rt C-3 v Pilmtr Teltli .... 30.0 4 0 TduIi . 34 I t l o W hll'itirSF . 1IDI IM SI-1,1 .5,1 Du«", OoMtlc > n i h •3 victory Baker homcrcdred and Johnny Oates Kinui dty IPlfa *^) (I EWUmcf* 34.10.11.9 SundblQ C 4 0 10 SttuQ { e -■ *4lIllOtk._SF_____ 'i.------AI1*W*--. ----000S S 00 JiS F ".!'' II - 4 0 1 0- trtimpt “-over O W r the St.-Louis Cardinals:------^------stiTBlQd'iriWd'rxE□"r ffiis 'T V c d iit^ a y " n l ^ l i IMtl «l Ho.r Yort CInelnniU ...... OCaOCnOQllUi-IO Oondt ll 3 0 I 0 KempK.mn II ! l I o ConcipOn, Cn I, Leloti-Alklnion. Walii, l«7.70. 7, Ko E-<1uU. KiMoM. DP-AlluiU 1. OneOnclnntU 1. 2llk dh 4 0 0 0 MirUir c c 40 10 f’*'!'*'. P'li Kaat singled to lead off theie scconds to pace Uie Losos AngelesA Dodgers to a } LOO-AlUnt» f OnelniaU 10. 2Dtt-OilHMfl. -0 (.wniln 3b 2 0 0 0 Coicom iS i'i'iiS ™ "- ■■ Innlninning and moved to sccond on Larry 3^ victory overe r UieU S a n D ie g o P a d r e s j Qilllsy 2, Uotktu. Conctt>clO^. BufTSuijht.Ou B«nl8«i cl 3 110 UnkwlJSZ ?. | S £ ' ','ASS',!!:S |.S)>I1 Iwswi Hft»i - 1. Uu SO-rioTiUf. OrltiMn, Otronlmo,, ConConcepcan. Htritn >t 2 12 0 BoSrlDl 110 429 SS 12S .299 “ onkar. AuitralU. Aultral ISJI.n (oiraai i#co«ftl tl 4 t I 0 b< I«tui II 92 3U ts IU 3CJ rirBBljN,Ihl. flouRound 3 — Ulchail b^ngu, Kan|t, end e n d theI Cardinals' flvc-gamee w in n in g 10.9 , look Uie lo ss 0 0 stflouiiin e 4 12 0 scolt cl ' I J 1 1 leMlni' ’ 1 7 I 1 1 J 1 1 Yllinratk. Dt 101 1 3S9 49 110 .301 0ul0eln(»ddFW»rH-yhlo«,Ai;«lnlla FWar . lo ss, th e flfUi s tr a ig h t fo r 1 D o S r e ’*' 4 010 Wftimid^'li 4' ?1 : ] SUigtll Ib 4 1 2 ] Cllnit III 1 0 0 0 Unbarsr (L 4.7) t-3 4 |«ICHL Round 3 - Tumtl Sogol.li. streak. StrCi Bob Forsch, who nowV hh; a s lo s t UlC P a d re s , S«i10n 3b 4 0 0 0 UtUgor ti 410 0 0 Piiiitt ll 4 12 0 Oucknr lblb 2 0 t 3 Clerelti'd M C5n 5n J" Sa ?0 KAtlOHAL LEAOU '<0“?o“jE^“fo.,er ' cm ana P .^ J l Wm ! :Dulnat, . knockM out Dougiai sCVC Itnrngll p ] Q 0 D MIII c 3 '0 0 1 1 onbnm cl 4 0 1 ] OllUflsr Ib « « J ' 3 ‘ LulAlkl. Phil 29: Smith seven straight decisions sincee JJi u n e 30, B a k e r h ll a1 solosol< hom er, his ninth, in LtUllr pc 010 '"!!!! '“CW”.-!.!!« ’ ' miih, LA 21; DtwMn. UU 20: “‘p'^ihVrSSflhL 10 uilner M 4 0 0 0 Vill .1 droppcdto9-l3wUhtheloss. ’ 0 0 Slinnoll 2b 3 0 0 0 lonnion 3b3b 2 0 D S • S « " t £ « U3UE: E Blei, Ooi 27; Hitli Ohint.^tpolm#3iK .l.:c!5r “"’p the second, to,0 ggl iv e th e D o d g e rs a 1-0 Andiai ph 100 00 o«rr< 3b 3 0 0 0 Ktllthr 3b3b MILWAUKEE HEW 1 tight. Rotind 3 - Piinck Wiwefu, ^ Minion p 0 0 0 4EW YOBK.. .. tnd TAomii. Mil 2S; H; Qt,1or. C*1 J4; Uunir, Soln A' lead and ho doutdoubled after a single by 0 0 Rookoi p 2 0 0 0 .KInflmn II R eds 10, B raves 0 ^0 0 WtiHion^p OOOOWhjl# eJ:l . 0 9 0 0 Moiiior' 3b . 2121 BIretim.eri Cl ‘ " ^ t '’]. ‘“ ‘."*’" ^ ' ‘" bIJHSOAnEDINihs 'unlix '^Kw‘etnriohn nt'lary. Q] b < 5 0 S Monir 3b 1 1 I I andlphRndlph ]b ] ] 0 NATIOHAL LEAOUE: CINCINNATI (UPI) — Paul- two-run Inning, ' f J 2 2 M«y tl 3 110 MuntOfi4uniOfi e 3 3 1 CF »; Oirw, LA ... su . Ing. After Rick/Monday ' V.. ■;::: S S S021“ r ^ noe«rii o'0 4 12 0 Hliti II 4 12 3 ClimtiltClimtjli lb 122 MonIin«l.HY71. ■atghl. Round 4 — Kanneth Datllla, Moskau MOS pitched a four-hillerer for : his was walked 1 .6~H1II. Dtir. CItik, Cuillt. DP-Sin’-S in Toltll .... a.4.4.4 Tolill ...... 3UE- Bles Oot ind SUub NorViem , belan Inland. Pulpolniod Aflthony Fiaal, d Intentionally, Oates 3|*J,®;. Cooper an J 1 ] 1 HelllMHeliKi 3b OOI AMERldAN L£AQUE. f ir s t sh u lo u t .of th e se a so n a n d d rrmelico J. lOa-Hwjlen 6 Sui FrincUeoUeoT- T. PllUbunth ...... 101 CO 'f®'"" •• 5 138 'iCkinIlCkin Oh 0 0 1 Dll 90; Thc«Mton.fl. b«lI ti: H1H«, Mil 7»i id doubled singled lo rlghlright to scord Cey and »-Ctb*ll. Hn-CItik (tl). WMIIKItf« (!).(11. -CWcijo ...... tooI00 03031 0C.-J Ogll.la lb 4 120 lohnilnlohniln »l 0 0 0 . Thoinlon.0o»7tl. home two runs during a flvo-rusrun sixlh Bnko'- Ca>PiiM. S-Uidlock. E—Tiwii, 0»r™. DP-Chletoo)0 1,1. LOS— Thomii cl 9.0 I 1 PInlollt’Inlellt II 0 0 0 . STOU TOLEN OASES f*'’""*-, gar'M r4.,rsK r ...... IP. H. BEnGOSO08SO Pititburgh }, Oileioo ll. ] a - 6tStnOuUlM, •. 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6 W a y s For You To Lookk G' o o d B r e w e> i r s 8 - 7 u Y ankss edge 1 ivith .. ..Al^ n d They All FitF i t O nI CO ne Hanger!! errof-aaided f i v e - r uin i nintliII -•N E W Y O R K (U P I) - C alchiUchcrBuck Q osiH -lod. th ro u g h s e v e n in n in g s b u t losoth 1>oU: the.slxth ond eighth Innlnnings to thrcc-hltter andid thcTorontotht Blue Jays lifting the Yankees to theirheir fourth struck out, Meyileyer followed with his drive drlv In the Rongers’ runs. Tex•exas hod erupted for sbcsbc second-lnnlngs runs straight victory. s e v e n th h o m er r, . a a five-game fi' winning streak snappedst Wednesday nighlight cn route to an 8-0 J .-TVaillng -7-3 entering the .ninth, .The Twins scoredscoi on unearned run w whll h ile th e T ig e rs w on fo r th e slxlilxlh tim e rout over tho ChicaChicago ^ I t e Sox. Mickoy Rivers hit a two-runun h o m e r to in th e fifth w hlen e n 1D a n Ford_ r e a c h e d on in in sest v e n g a m e s . The BlueJoysgays gave Jefferson all the make it 7-5. Wlille RandolphIph reachedi an error and woswo loter driven In by support he needed,>jcd, scoring six runs in on an error by shortstop Robi:lobln Yount Butch Wynegar’sar’s grounc^out. Indians lOC 5, B ostonn 1 th e sc c o n d on four hits, two walks ond n " w a l k e d . and Thurman' Munson" > BOSTONBC (UPI) - Ted Cox: d(doubled an error. Cartyy led off the Inning with . Chombliss then dou6led hon home lhe • tie-breaking run1 iin the a pop-fly doublelie andar after a walk and ||f d b lp h 'o n a b a ll th a t w a s sn an tc h S S Tigers 5.'> , T e x a s 2 seventh inning and Andre Thir h o m to n a sin g le lo a ded e d tlthe bases. Chicago HK ^ 1 ^ ' tho park on an outstanding outs DETROIT {UP !' \ UPI)—TimCorcbran’s' hll hnjj his 22nd hom er W ednesdayy nniglit to starter Steve SStem to n e . 9-fi, w a lk e d A la n B f defensive effort b y ‘center )ter fielder grand slam with'1th one out in the eighth lead the Cleveland'Indians loJo a 5-1 Ashby, forcingg In the: first run. Dave Gorm an Thomas. After an1 intentionalInti inning, his first h st home run In 79 gafties v vjct( ic to r y o v e r.th e B oston R o d Slox, ox McKay singledid In a pair of run. and walk to Gralg Nettles loaded lout ■ the this season, llftet Ifted Kip Young ond the W ^1 ith th e s c o re tie d 1-1 in i the Luls Gomez followed folio wlUi an RBI v bases, Reggie Jackson was'as hit1 by a Etetroil Tigers to 3 to a &-2 v ic to r y o v e r th e seventh, se v e Clcvelond pushed acrccross the single. After a sacrifice,si two more T h o Mlanchostor a m Quad, pitch, forcing in Munson w n w ith th o T e x a s R a n g e■s r s WU e d n e sd a y n ig h t. tle-brcoklng run on o single byjy :Buddy runs scored.onin a socrifice fly by Al t h o s uJit it thattl changes ^ying run before BUI CastroJO replocedr Ferguson JenJ renkins hod choked off - Bell, Qgj; a sacrifice by Duane Kuipiipcr jmd Woods and a bad irelay throw by Don Its look3k tot< look right lo s^ Bob M caUre, 2-3, with /1th Plnlello the Tigers on onoon' run ond seven hits Cox's double off loser Bill Lee-cc, 10-8. Kcsslnger. w h o roovor-you v o go! atUioplotc.. ThorntonT hoj homcrcd in the elghlghth and Toronto addedled twot\ m ore runs In the ' B la z eir r withw i m atching ^ th e InI d ia n s p u sh e d a c ro s s an oother th ran sixth on Cnrty'si-'s thirdlh double, a triple ■ and conli:onlrasfing pants .in4he4)lnth4)n-4Unglcsby B q DIn iny nn,i bv John Mayberryjerry.and a sacrlficafly-.- ____ p lu s a3 rorovorslblo veat - U p s e t s Ih i t W c ni ( d - y ------1Rick,^ Manning, an” error 'byby third by Willie Upshaw,la w . • • — r v r a i ili o o -^ x p o r tly t a i l o r e d • baseman b a se Bulch Hobson ond a single Jefferson, 7-9, fanned five and ^HjjjjH InwrinkIinklo defying t o x t u r o d b y JoJ' h n n y G ru b b . . walked third aand n d r e ti r e d 14 s tr a ig h t irod polyostor. It t e n n i s tt < o u r n e i y BostonBc Jumped to a 1-0 leadad in the batters nt oneie pipolnl to rccord his all addsids Iup loono groot . . ------third-when Hobson doubicd,-memovedto -second shutoutlUt o< f - U i o - y e a r . • T h e — ------c lo th inIng g Invostmont— ,— ------third on Rick Burleson's singngle nnd victory was his Ifirst slncc July 2. b o c a uuso s o it odds up to COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPlUPl) — Drysdale, bulL ppr rcv a U e d , 5-7, (W3. 7-C, :e ny. bul Chicago’s onlyly Uithreat came In the’ V':Vl - many/ wcw o y s . Veteran Ivan-Molina of ColColombia. winning the.third(lird-set U cbrcaker,ar-9,..._^°rscored on Jim Rlc^^sacrifice f Q e v e lo n d tre d th e sc o re In th ec ssl lx th o n ...... second Inning,». wl when two sihgles,’ a ' • * upset fourth-seeded Tim Gulllkson, Gull when Drysdalele d dl o u b le fo u lte d . a single by Tom Veryzer, aI walk w lo sacrifice and.i. anan'intcnllonnl walk XWiml 6-2; (M, Wednesday in the-le se£ c o n d G o n za le z, enormously n o r populor here ^ ® stiStill A t Fall Johnny Grubb, and a double bybj Gary loaded the basebases wllh one out. round of the 175,000 W endy's/’s Tennis' since winningg two t consecutive Big , ■ 11977 9 ; Pricos Alexonder. - ‘ Jefferson fannedned Bill1 Nahorodny and G a s s ic . Ten singles choiAampionshlps for Ohio •»-j s Ib I struck oul Kesslnesslnger looking to end Tho 32-year-old South American Am State, seemedI to to p lo y a t h is b e s t w hen ^ j - ^ K th e in n in g . Icft-ttiinder had his baseline,lne game, behind or underler pressure.i He trolled, K C 2, O rioles 0 og. $165.00 hNowost Fall 1978 H„=lho7 Ho< ''"8- repeatedly 1-3,2-1 and W , In BALTIMORE (UPI) - The fi taped to peiicctlon and rcpc I, In th e fin o l s e l. B / Shados in Bluo. Groon -c a u ^ t Gullikson with passing ...... Cily C lly Royals, without a boseruniu n n e r for D iscu s>mark n = s a l e ------Tfio-pu-c-rto-R Brown v^ilii Contrastingig Plaid ppirc and lotu which landed nea I Rlcon will face lop- Gg 2-3 Innings againsl Scotl McG n e a r Uio s c ^ c j B ria n GotiG o tlfried In o n e q u a rte r - s c o r Slacks and Rovorso S Sid id o o f • * 1 3 9 “ bascU n o . scored twice In the seventh innS o , ; broken , ...... I 'Friday. Gottfried nin-i » ^V o 't . - G(t]]lkson is the third of e l ^ t ! run-scoring singles by Al Cowei# c n s a n d BERL un lUPl) lU P - Wolfgang (i a 0-2, 4-6, G-^ w in OVC) , jo h r players to lose. Mexico’s John Wathan Wednesday nigiight and Schmldl, a 24-yca!ryear-old East German Expert Frooroo A ltoratlont, Of Courcorco ’1,°'!' Australia's T cnj Ramlrei and Australia's ;rry Rocavert. Gollfried. defeated defe. the Bollimore Oriolioles 2-0 electi-,iclan, bcttcnittercd the world B Iscu^ 2 ‘>">'<0 s c rv lc o! In the fourth game ol behii . Giltlnan, seeded secocd and & behind Larry_Gura’s fourrhft pitching,pit - rccord-Wcdnesdajaday with a toss of 233- 1^ li! th e th ir d s e t to) go go u p 3*1 a n d w n s n e v e r G t respectively^ were climlnat G u ra , 10-2, g a v e u p a d o u b lec lol< D o u g fe e t, 5’^ in c h ea s aa t l a t n o tio n a l tr a c k a n d Inated In Mrious troubleibleaB oln. first-round play Tuesday. DoClnces and singles to Eddied ie M u r- field m e e t, 11 wv a a s rr e p o r te d b y th e E a s t - ^ Gonzalez of Also advancing rny, Carlos Lopez ond DeCincta c c s c n G e rm a n new^s aa g g en r c y A D N. El^th-soeded FVancls Gonzi :lng Wednesday was No. my. ' . P u e r to R ic o w a s w ith in1 a ppoint of 6 Peter Fleming,Ing, Chatham, N.J., who route rout* to his sixth straight victiictory. It The old m^rkrk ofof ^-5^4 was set by fc i* : § i Iw in r-ailiI storosti O pen Fridoy 'tn y r.i defeat W ednesday In his second»nd-round beat South Afrlcirlca's Deon Joubcrl; 0-2, wns was Konsas City’s eighth triunIwmph In Mac Wilkins ofof thoth Unlte3 Statc.H at B | * - •Twin Falhalts ■ Burloy • Ruport > BuhB u h l [ B i match agalhst Great Britain’sIn’s Robin . v llh 15 4 x 100 m e d le y re:la la y te a m s . top prize when lhe Pleasantt Valley Vc skipping the event..n t. A lso b y p a s s in g th e jThe Jazz responded to corr e first Ume. Canada ended wllh “Let's put It thB Uiis way: He medley rday, G li^ Cl{issic opens Thursday In this5 centralcer tournament arcJ V, W atso n , P a te , L ee ments by Don Cronson, lh lid s lo A u s tr a lia 's 10. In the fin^ med camc to us as.l.a a frcc-agcnt . gm c rto o k P a tc h in g g a v e AiisAustralia a nam w M a s s a c h u s e tts tow n. Trevino, Masterters champ Gary attorney and agent, who calle Smith, 20, of Edmonton, overt* superstar andd heh got a. gland hi Uie fiKt Thirteen of. the top 25 mt In front on the in the 5225,000 event, to be contcontested Ben Crenshaw.A-. ( one of the gam es professional.” Cronson sai sense that If breasts•eaststroke In the afternoon lo.0 titake En^lsh quartet L sam 22 teamteams td sign isS m lU i m o v e d C a n d a over the par-71, 7,llS^yard PleaPleasant lop stars, has yet^et loi win on the 1^78 Robinson is treated unfpirly s fourth individual gold in a GamJ a m e s ' b r e a s tr o k e le g a s S r y s from, you’re goinge g to g e t a good Valley Country Club course. , tour but Is IDth onon thet money list. The tho jjjg expense of Pele Moravlch. ;c o rd 1:03.81. u p fro m th ir d to ses e c « o n d . - c o n tra c t.” Mahaffey, who won the PGA»GA last 2&-year-old Texanon ssaid W ednesday he In Ulthe final evening event ofthe of SmiUiedlpsedUie1 Uie 40-year-old reord Robinson, who was unavall; 3t b y A u s tra lia n tr o c k weekend in a thrilling three-iree-way Is ready to end hisilsdrougiit. d I Cronson Bald RobRobinson was six-dayx-day competiUon, lhe capa«ipaclty of five medals set by ble for comment, reolized pr rman In Sydney In the playoff with tom 'Watson andid JerryJ "Perhaps I putut tooti much emphasis blc “ complnlner.r. aani n d h e c a lle d . “1.500500 (crowd went wild as SmSmith, star Declma Norma blems existed when tho cli Pate, Is maidng his fifth appear>earancc on the majors. They'reTh very Inipor- blc the team manjnanagement swlmn-^/Immlng the breaststroke2 le1 g . l9 3 8 G o m e s. ■ refused lo renegotiate his coi a t Pleasant Valley. He Is 17thLh oi on th e ta n t, b u t I w o rk mmyselfuptoafrazzie. y ' rof " a m a te u r n ig h t InIn D bix ie .” m o n e y lis t w ith $91,7G4 a n d o bjtalneda ta lr If I took a lighterHer attitude. I ^mlght tratract, Cronson sold. R obl^ sponsor’s exemption from quallluallfying play better,” Crcns•enshaw sa id . ha:has suffered “anxiety and ar “Two sets of rulesules... prevail H J- >lfer ■ tw f d rc h ls P G A tr iu m p h . Joining Crensha'shaw are Hale Irwin, uniu n h a p p in e s s ” a s a re su lt. on the Jazz,” Cronson Croi said. Rice — s<{ome go] N. r rao lo f vcnlh-lcadlnidlng money winner: j jjf jy “ T h e r e Is o n e swt e t of ol rules for “It’s still a little hard for m J a z z m a n a g in g p a r tn e r L a n SUTTON, Mass. (UPI) — BosBoston about 18 monUis,s , hh a s a 10 h a n d ic a p untfc s o L o s A n g e le s O p en Vwinner Gll M organ; Pete Moravlch, or rather no SUTI believe. Your life can chung( Hatfield, who has run the cit sd Sox slugger Jim Rice saysjys he but Graham Saidd theUi baseball player rlahaffey Rogers, winncnnor of the Bob Hope P Qf ■ rules for Pete, andind anothera set So quickly in Jusl four days,” Mahj in the prolonged absence < ouldn’t mind joining the pro-jro-golf could shave thatat considerably c wllh S his Classic; Canadian'la n O p en c h a m p B ru c e o f ru le s fo r th e o lhLhei'players.'’ e i'j wouldn’ said ot Pie publiclly surroundlnj genera] manager Lewis Schc oul lo some practice. " ^^I^^L ietzk e; Mllwaukcukce Open winner Lee . »„* tour u r — but that he’s not aboul • fei, said Robinson has h£had When the Jazzizz refused1 to chance "H ecould bea2catcher)ier) Bob Montgomery ' W estern Open, has omasspd3 $253,550 70 -s c o re r s a n d tties afier I*'rlday's a at b o u t d u b ru le s a n d re g u laIllons tlo lotally unappreciatl Rice fired a 79, B-over-par, and 1 le put forUi last birdies jiven mc a lot of this season to load W atson byy slightlysll „ sQpond round. oor r that he fdt he was. rnot historic effort he pu ird le s on th e 17Ui a n d 18th h o le;s. s. Lou I and they’ve give: said pointers.” said RRice ice, afappreciated,” Hatfldd saiddin li a without a sl single com- Graharraham, Rice’s pro partner, s p la in t.” R icIce e Is a long-ball threat off the; tetc( e a s V . P*prepared statement. $100,000 notet e n o u g h “We fully expect Uiat Trurruck ■ Hatfield saidd UieUi Jazz Is wdlasell a s a t th e p la te . " H e 's lo n g e r off th e te e th a n aa n n y o n e D ne-tlm e B ro n x C rim in a lICauriThursday. Ca: - R'Robinson will bo playing forjrthe t ■ "very appredativeative of Truck "He'; QUICKIKGASH 'n e w YORK (UPl) - One- 1 the lour rlghl now. His swlnj Howard Homicide detecltectlves were looking NNew Orleans Jazz for at Icjleast • , ' Robinson, his dedication dedl and on the tlioroughbred trainer How wesome. He hit a drive on the foi ^ led his for an accompllcc)llce who-mlghL have thenextflveyears." Uiemanyfeatsheacheaccomplished awesor “K P Ai WI M “Buddy” Jacobson killed ole inlo Uie wind thal had lo be r Topper helped Jacobsonson elUier kill the T h e, tP n m decl!n«H! ' fnrUirther for the Jazz lasl• sseas e a s o n .” in - TRADING neighbor, John Toppec, after To y a r d s ,',” G ra lia m sa id . D c n ’ c - T ' offer to 34-year-old restauitauratcur or transport _ P O S T ^ ^ r e f u s e d J a c o b s o n ’s SIOO.OOO off< ;------[- - . .Rice,.Rice,, who has beun.playJng golfS o lU o r... “buy back”’ his’ former gjrl■1 frierid.''fr tiie heavy box from fro his Uppor East ------h gh-pald fashion model Melanie Me Side Manhattanin apartment lo the dain, law enforcement s sou o u r c e s B ro n x lot. a lle g e d W ed n < sd ay . " ■ Police believe;ve Jacobson killed of Jealousy over Cain, ► Topper’s stabbed, bludgeciBonnoii Topper In 0 m ol 1 bSraed hls23-yoor<,Idml!m istress of five years, \ ■ bullet-riddled and partially bi L “ho Iclt him two•vo 'w e e k s a g o to m o v u . I body w as found Sunday stuffed ii partment. I hcavv-wooden-wiirdrobc box lhat Into Topper's apan pox m a t------ToDPcr—aad_J—J a c o b s o n __ lived__ i n _ h a d b e e n s e t a fir e a n d le ft on a vj “"“ “ ‘^ightolngpenth.nUiousc apartments in , | i t K j T B ro n x lo t b y h is k iller. M a n h a tta n . K a W l i i i i j The 48-ycar-old Jacobspn,Qn, who The Upper EastJast Side building also m ade os much as $150,000 a yearycai as a contains officess fofor Uie My Fair Lady ' through SEFE F T . 2 . trainer Jn the l9G0s beforero beingI modeling agency,acy, which is jointly ; ► AUG. 10 i barred for leading a boycoi)ycolt of owned by Cain andam Jacobson. Cain, a , | horsemen lhat shut ' A^uti^ueduct native of Napervlervllle,' 111., appeared racetrack In 1969, has beenI chicharged' rccenUy on thehc cov«r of RcUbook ' IKO with homicide. He Is due to'appiappear In magazine. iLES f G riffin unhapfppy w ith film I [\ ASPHALLTSHINGI WILMINGTON,- Ohio (UPIIJPI) _ . "I was very tiredtir out there,-” the , . Cincinnati Bengals rookie defeiiefenslve second-round draft dral choice recalled. ^ back Ray Griffin didn’t like the "We had a couplc!plc of turnovers earl/ ^ J It k e p t o u r d e fe n s e on > 9S M In the gam e and It m o v ie . Solf-soaling $ i t fe a tu r e d h is p ro fo o tb a ll ddebut. e b i Uie field. 1 Uilnknk Uiat had a mental | p o r s q . ' F R E E , “I looked awful,” the y yoi o u n g e r e ffe c t o n m e . I :o coul u ld n ’t th in k d e a r l y . 1 brother of BengiUs’ runningmg back • realize 1 have/Q to get in better ' ' ' 1 15-YEAR BOND Archie Griffin said after watching wat. condition — andid hereh I thought I was ' ' I C H O IC E O F ; ' films of his performance inn Clncy’s Ci In good shape.” 17-0 p re - s e a s o n lo s s to T a m p a BBe ay. “ I B u t C o a c h Bill Bll Johnson wasn’t \ , 3 C O L O R S m a d e a lo t o f m is ta k e s .” e s p e c ia lly h a r dl oon n G riffin . G riffin s a id th e g a m e filmn showed sii "Ray GriffinI lookedloi like any first- ' • he didn’t fare os well as} hc had year cornerbacback would look." i | U io u g h t Im m e d ia te ly a f te r thlegame. e gJ appraised Johnshnson. "I think hc , , I / “ Like we used to say at Ohioihio State, showed it’ll take HDW a w a rd e d th e G o ld en S ta te! WW£ a rrio rs ' 'I 11)72-73 se a s o n , p la y e d p « « by the Houston Rockets.in connconnccllon Slate sincc thes 111 ,->filh th e R o c k e ts’ -re c e n t slsnlng sig n el I'ls “P'l”"with the Warriors nnd . • s ig n e d w iU iH o u st ^ fo rw ard R ic k B a r ry . • m sto n la s l m o n lh . *I b e l t ca R ib METAL ROOFING[ ' 7thA nnual- : IRONRIlOOFING Galvanized Clorrugatedoi Iro i^ NfGHTfTiRE *^1 i S by 2 6 " W id oe 1 G ifford b y 8 ' , 1 0 ', 12 ' . 1 4 ' . 1 sto ck ) P Hill 16', 18' (In.t P

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I 10 ft. Piecee ____ 1 . . e a . S l I 12 ft. Piecee . ' I . . e a . 1 I 0 “ SaturdayyNite, T August 12,1,1978 I Up To 18 ft.h. L engths in Stovy ->4 on Available L: P h o n . 733-5571 Phon.f 678-0368 PhorPhon* 324-8161 FIREOIRDRACEWAY.INIkY.INC. • P.O. DOX 7335 • OOlSE.lCE. IDAHO 03707 X 1 (2Qg)344-0^‘ we Mnaetiroww SCTt fllMy upset”” by the bendilngr . ! ------t e - a- ••" m y s te ry " ' te • -team-slill -beexaminedb;dby-Knicksphyslcian,Dr.- • McAdoo-talkMi to-cach.other:r -tint^-feel— t ...... — :-»^Unglnthc.wlngs ______i ;h o la y - S c o tt- s a ld,- “ T h a t——comfortable-with-^a'ch «> othgr; would be tn1 orderon as a preJude to any ^as basketball players,” saisaid Scott, “We can’t reveal lhalthnt teams slon. All the interested " W e h a v e to d e te rm in e if, If, on th e Identity bccausc it doesn’tI t wwont to bo mt to check oul Bill coc o u rt, th e y a r e c o m p a tib le .” identified at this time,” s. m c d lc o lly , and MIC that is natural and he Cunningham, ' os have nc|negotiators d SttitI, who represents WalWalton with t. ahahead of him from thele Knicks, ^ Joftn Bassett. "But It has ai " 1 f “AS you kkn now , B ill Is c o n c e rn e d W.Warriors, and San Diego, c lo s d e d , thf^t the owner and coach v cli wlli nyto about mcdlcalcal practices Involving his wiw ith W alto n to d is c u s s ' b b£ a s k e tb a ll P o r tla n d In th e c v c n l th er e Is a c h a n c c o s a is a pro athlete,’ and that is Phphilosophy, basketball medicdlclne, arid V fdr Walton after current nc( t negotiations the chief rcosc:oson he asked the Blazers basketball bn practices. a r e fin ish e d .” to be traded-led—his-concern for his Asked if thal wound up the(le lin e u p o f ' • 'As Scott prepared to greetireet Philade- future physicaiical well being in Portland In'inlerviewcrs in the bidding, S c o tt sa id ' IphiB IGcrs Coach Billy CurCunningham where he disagreesdisc with the team's it does, except for the mysterje r y te a m . fo r a se ssio n w ilh W alto n1, , h e s a id lh a t m e d ic a l p h llo s llosophies,” Scott added. "We’ve b«n going day’ a and night HARH A R D W A R E S T O R E S ^ negotiations with NewV \ York and "The thingIg thatt impresses us about since sii the trade requestI w' a s an- Golden State' had becibeen "very the KnicksIs is their willingness to be nonounced last Friday, an(a n d w ijr e positive”, and added thatat hhe, Walton patient onBill’s Bill recovery. They seem c*exhausted,” said Scott. "We'Ve’d like to TlA i » and Bassett were going to meeti with to undcrs'tandmd his situation very wcii latake a day'or two break to rest and I WINVV f a l l s ' W arriors president Frankll mklln Mieull, and have jxpressedexpi a willingness to cl ^ c r s m e e tin g In C hicago.Igo. to b e f it.” te a m .;’ ~-JEROME J W ^ ______^2 ^ olw esussain ______NCAA'jL s u s p e i Kids G ranm b l i n g GRAMBLING, La. (1(UPI) - prohibit the; teamste from participating b b< e g a n Iw o y e a r s ago. Grambling University, an • “I’m pleased that the NCA:AA saw fit ANNIIING an Interna* In postseason C i 5on competition and from • I'm Pat Schwellveltzer. Let me . tlohaily imown football po 1 powerhouse appearing'.o . c n 'NCAA-controlled to sanction in a way as nott loU destroy help you withth your caning under coach and athleticietic director television progir o g ra m s d u r in g th e 1978-79 th lh e G ra m b lin g p ro g ro m ,” Si!Slbillo said ‘ I needs this yeo^ear. We have .Eddie Roblhson, was placelaced on one- ' season, aat l his home in Lofayetle, La.:^a. " M a y b e - , a com plete line of canning year probation Wednesda;isday by the Both Robliobinson and Grambling they th can live oul Uieir■ ■ pprobation- • - SALI.E! NCAA for recruiting andj /jnnncialiin aid President Josi henhisjnount___ finite fracturclure can be determined at___ fcfor his players and that It was not • m o d• Ee Ll C 2 2 >95 I f 20-pints-or-7-quart8-.-.- ...... snnpped a foreleg and thre\virew the rider this lime, 6ut bu iulher fwls wiilTje SSiealirg“(oFNCA7rruli?sT;isT7'“SlbIIIC*- -H o ld j2 0 p ’''eleiiitiJVPrSw* d u rin g th e th ird ra c e a t SJaratoga. a ra made.” SJsa id . Air VanI / COT«r Lock Cauthen had Cute As; A Button1 on Cute Ass Ai Button had to be Arthur R. Reynolds, chaihairman of the lead along the rail otit thethi quarter- destroyed, thetl infractions committee,jc, said the - _ pole when the horsese suddenly Cauthen,, who v rode • Affirmed lo ggroup took into considcralralion "the - <§bS ^ fractured his left frontI cannonbone, cai victory in Lhethe T rip le C ro w n th is sp rin g; candorc and cooperativeiveness of . i® ^ 0] . fiolnfi.down and throwingA-lng C a u th e n , ly id a g a in Tu;Tuesday in the JlmJDandy. universily u personnel’’. In.lh. t h e .l n y p s t i : ,, . over his head. Alread:eady rolling Slakes, is5 scheduledj lo ride lhe• .■ Egatlon when It decided on th'the penalty, I j|r‘ towards the rail, the young yoi rider 3*year-old coltcol against rival Alydar In-I- “ b u t a ls o reco g n ized thhe e respons- / § . $21“ ^ apparently was, dippedd slslightly by the J100,0(X),0(X) Travers Stakes at[ HIbillty of the .institutionon for the / HrI Paper Eagle, ridden by Antonio Saratoga Aug\u g . 19. Vviolations In its athletic prog•ogram.” / H1 1 ELECTRIC . G ra e li. • In anotherler spill al the Spa Wednes- "The penalty probably wivs-ould h a v e / [ B i . $f{99 SEAL-A-f t - $ | 4 9 ! A fte r b e in g e x a m in ed In the first- day, Jockeyiy Alan- Patterson possibly/ bbeen more severe if lhe pan'ancl had not / T l j PEELER U M E A L aid room at the racetrackrack, Caulhcn suffered a concussioncoi after his mouiitt bbeen convlnccd that .Granambling of- L I T ’-l was laken to Saratoga Hospital Ho; and Shumaker• wwe e n t dow n In th e fifth r a c e .. - ficialsfl are now attem ptingg tot« exercise admitted on the recommeiimendatlon of After compmplalning of a severe; aappropriate control to ensuL9urc proper ' “^uzn. seal-a- mea^ Il - refi:fillbags N Y R A p h y sic ia n D r. Jo htin n Esposito.E headache. PattersonPa wos taken to the: administrationa of the,e athletic For mostlost frosh fruit and Soals food frosh In air-tight air .. It's In thoy bobog! 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t B-12Tlmoo-Nowo, Twin Falla.l3, IdahoId • T h u rsd a y . AuQuot 10,'10,'l9re rosblngtonStor ' ' ii I n llla l re a c tio n fro m th e n e lvlw orics Is — b e r e a lig n e d ininto to tthroe divisions along ofof ththose series then would advodvonce tb The Nationalmal League, bowovd*. • ‘ ■ WASH1NGT0^rON — Major Icbgue said salt to have been favorable,, alalthough geographical1 linelines In order to promote thelhe bcst-of-five playoffs justist before 'always has blttCTly bl opposed In* ______h n s p h ftll Is stuu d d y y ln g a p la n .ca U In iL fflr.—- flnal-jctldn-bv-tho looKuc6-w<-would be— riy^rlofc ln cffec^ fe ^ -a few-teams- from— the.^ _ ...... ■■■{grleague.play.Jly. SerloM.opposlUOT to __ — ------~ 'th r o e 'd l V i s io nM s Iin both thc“Amerlcan ■"'rjjqr e q u ire d . tho East and1 WeWesfaiHslons of'cach'' Ono Or bnscball soiirce-who askasked not ‘ this Idea certaintoinly would rise again, i _ optimist said Tuesday. V f ff Nationalll 1 leagues by 1980, a kKuhn quietly approachedd lheI TV league would:d sjspin off lo fohn a toto bbe Identified told The Slor:ar thot a But, ds one opt T theught Sadat v'ould fly Basebal« ft f sccond tier ofif playoffpl games In each - excexccutlvcs for an obviouss reason:i Midwest Dvlslon.'slon.Th'e winners of cach Umilim ited num ber of inlerieagueue gamesi "Nobody everthi league, and the selection of a wild- uaiBaseball's four-year, _ W2.8-J.8-mllllon new divisionI ancand a wlid-card team ■' also a^'undftrstudyfor Inclelusion UJ in' ‘tj,Isracl,'clther.*ter.**— ■; ~ I c a r d te a m to «c o o n m p e te in c a c h le o g u e ’s ccontract o „ with the networks; Is up for with the next best winning percenloge thetho lEJOO television packagc. Evcty, "Wliatwcilmwh a v e s a id lo th e n e tw o rk s f ■ p la y o ffs. rerenewal n after the 15^79 season,)n, and all In each leagueague would fente'r lhe tearteam In the NL would not playilayovOT- u,'Hey, If therele're were a second set of m ulls 3 ______tteam e a r In the Al,4bc sourcc said ______The plan; whwhich has encountered _big;-blg-lcaguc-tcaxns.dcpcnd-hea jeavlly-on - playoffs. - - ^cL.Only— playoffs; wouldaid 3you be Interested?’ ” scrlouaopposltlojltlo n a m o n g a n u m b c r o f tht£this revenue. Renegotiation)n of the • Both the AL/a. aand NL now hold a tearteam s wllh "natural" rivalriesrica, such VoUantc cxolalnilained. “They came back . _^am ownersB IrIn the past, was pre- concontract is expected to beglegln In a besKf-flve . playplayoff scHes to de* asas ttho New York Yankees aiJdNcwan< andsiUd,.’Ycs..'cs.-wc'd be interested.’ division ' s c n te d ' to telp>elevision executives In ma r pcnanl winners. Under 'Vorl■York Mets or lhe Los A m ailer of Weeks. A secondi loyer I of termlne Ihelr per ,.1. ,,M But lhat's as flor a r aI s U 's g o n e .” ith s h y thf>__office...of___- pp la y o f f g a m e s c o u ld b e c a m e5 fl c e n tr a l— th o n e w fo rm7iat,-lhere-would o t,- be-tw o-^D-I>odge«aiJd od Callfomia-Angels, ______Commissionercr_-Bowlc_KuhD.—T hc_tsst- i s s u e ------;------.^l>est-of-lhreo p la y o ffs g o in g on In c a c b _L.playj:Each-oUicc_aboul p l o > .lhre«.rec times _ 'Kuhnwasuna>Linavailable for commcnt j T u ^ n y • WashlnglonSturSturhasleamod. tUnder the pl&n, cach'Ieoguigue would Teague slmultoncJlaneously. Tlic winners ' .e.ead a c h y c a r . SWi r i is iF r¥ s \ St hio5 G iSWJM

PUNKLEAG;uE ^ ^ V ^ inrensen's I M arkeets in Twin Fall:alls sponsored - tw o llilittle league teiearns this year;or; the Sweat- h o g s and c the Maglcicians. The Swecreathogs were chammpions F in theirr leI a g u e a n d the Magician's w onI ao lot of game!es and had the!beir best year, - e v e r . ! ■e proudl>flhes«ese young ball r. Swensen's are ' ' S W E N i^jEN’S i ^ e i G I AANS ^ ' 'iti- ■ playei^ers and wish toJ recognize theiieir grit, sports- ^ W E NJSENjSSWEATH S h o g s ': m ansFiship, their pare■ents s u p p o rt and an the manyf From left: Shaunun M cQuistion, Rayy JJeno.'Trent _ ■ i Bird, Scott Wooloodruff (Coach), Bobob Mclauclin, '' From left standing:Ing: C ourtney Llttledike,ke, Kevan hoUPSrs of help and encouragemenie ent from their ErlcShaner, Timrn lD a v i s . Kemp, Justin WimVinson, Ben Cluff. Jaaoifion May. , On 'ground from*m left: Scott Tolman,a n , B r i a n .C O a cches. h < And remclember if yourur champions H ansenr Barry~Si"Smith, Trent Stlmpso In the picture:: KipK Teskc, Tigre MaM °a ire " eO tWW l heaties, Sweninsen's sell those>se to o . WORLD’D’S^FAVORITEFUI 'UNGUS J u s t i n A u s t i n . “ FRESH VEAL.CUTLEETS P H z. z . portions. f B onelessss and w aste free rei - MUSHROIDOMS 9 ^ ^ read y to cook. 9> m V 9 $ 1 6 9 M i m „ib_BREADED_.-. AEATT -

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' 1H u n t i rn g k n ivv e s : a cc u t a b ao v e a s»m i plelb l a d e ► ...... "‘ t w i n FALLS-•niero’Sjo’s Just about if you’d mentention $50 or $75 for n knife; __huntlng_bui,__h some.demanc EUUr^lTODlly who) huBhas supplied some knives - Indianind -Rldgc-t>ffer severali-different— di Jh® stecl-nnd-ind-th© -tem ^-dw iFO d;.^ - — Bs:innny plews of e^lpm)ment ei Qvalla^ ^ n tj peopo{2><5 wouldv have thought youI___ U th e r e . ______------— ...... V .to u s a n d d o>esagoodjob.onth^’.‘ e s a he . bbla la d e s in th o h u n tin k n ife styi y le le a n d a ll F ro m th e re ., I t IsIf u p to th e im a g ln a tlo Q ------ble-for-the-sportsm an toI taktake Into the— w erc'craiyn t A“ Tew peoj^e cus'tom n yrUiil now. they pay that make the added theth e home knife builder hasis tot do Is - of the Indlviduj/idual to determine what field as there are stars InIn ththe sky but much.” huntingh knives but the pric irlccs rango The customom mode hunting knives picpick out the m aterial they waiwanl for a finished ppnx ro d u c t w ilH ook like. ' thei% Is o n e p lc c o o f cqulpmIpment < that is McKinneyoy :said the folding hunting'J- from $l00upto$l,000. arc beautifulul bibut Hozcn said they arc harhondlo and then put the Ihlng A few kitss aroar also offered for the neccssaiy for survival andmd downright( knives range: ) "W9 get a few requests Ige in price from $9.95 to $75 is for those too expensiveIve forI local businesses to to tog g e lh e r. p o c k e t k n ives e s andai the folding hunting - c o m fo rt a n d th a l Is th e tnu is s ttj y kn ife. d e p e n d in g oi ; knives but not very many, o n th e b ra n d b u t th e Jt ny, H a z e n h a n d le a n d m a k e m o n ey o n . .- ^K n ife b la d e s ru n fro m $15 to $30 knives butJt tthero is not a wide . ;For the fisherman orr huhunter who hunters arc w , explained. "We have one kni c willing to pay the price. • (cnifemoker por u,e ^dindividual. Shrade and depending on the carbon contcnt cor of selection, has lost or forgotten hislls 1knife, tho Rick Hazen zen of Blue Lakes Sporting Representatlvtatlvcs of both sporting Hunting or (ishlng trip caiicad be a long Goods said id his storo also carries* : ! goods storesi saidsail knife manufacturers lixnd painful cxpcrlcncc. knives rangln iglng in price from $20 up to : , ; a ro v e ry good goo< about repairing or : -...Everyone has a favoriteQrlte slyle or $73 or $80 but i )ut the most popular models ^ ‘ ; replacing broke:t)kcn or damaged knives, lype of knife and from checdiecklng local are the $20 t< 0 to $25 Buck knives. "We : . "I'd say the knife makers are the stores and sporting goodsxis !shops, the get a lot of ca F ‘ f call for them and they aroi- ' 4 b e s t of th e equipment eqt we carry in ; choices of a knife are Jjust u s t a b o u l a s j^ood q u a lity k tyknlves."hesald. re p a ir s ,” H azena z c n s a ld . wide as models andd rmakes of McKinney : ey said pocket knives aro '‘I ’v e se e n kniveski used for screw automobiles. still very p populor ond sales aro ' drivers and the tips broken by prying They come In pocket types,type hunting consistanUy ^ ly good..He said ono of the ''' and spots in1 thithe blades bumed when ; types, fishing types.andid allai purpose ' favorites is is the Swiss Army knife ^ ^^^^V '-they-w cro useCused on electrical equlp- types; factory buUts a } and home which has everythingev< from slssors to. m e n l," h e saald id . custom kits. You nam e It luidai you can a m odifying Ing g lo ss. McKinney/ backedba up what Hazen. fln d lt. The best1 of those knives run $22 to . s a id . " I ’v e seic e c n n k n iv e s th a t h a v e b e e n In years past, the favorlvorlle hunting $37 dependingling on w hat is Included. All M ; Just plain abus sscries e r ofSn)ilh & W esson . c a r r y . . tw e ez ers, V .. knives. They’re!y’ro, a Iillle different and T h e fo ld in g h u n tin g k nnlvcs iv e wilh four "We sellI ggll lllio n s o f th o se S9 c e n ts to ■ _ ------:not.the.m ost-p \' ______ist-practical,” Hozen_ex-_ Inch blades are the most mos popular - $22 pocket knives,"kni McKinney saldr::_ ” ¥ ' plained, "butut ttthey are still a favorite -models now being soldId aaround the Hazen saidaid most of the call fortiie ' g ift." vailcy but for those wh u ' ' - ' " who haven’t pocket knivclives ore for the moro "The nice! thingthli about giving knives shopped for a new knifenife .ln a few domestic typey p c a n d le s s of th e ex o llc. Is that theyy concj always be used,” - years, the shock will be painful.pair ‘ ‘ 'The bowleyle knives and scobbard M cK in n ey co m mr e n le d . ------Red’s—Trading—Post-3st—ctrowncr haveslack"^'^ off liTsoles bccousc of* I ... 'The one wonword of advice for those Wayne AfcKlnncy saJdI a new kn/fe the problems;ms of them catching on Pt/ • - - r looking fo r a new ni knife Is to dcclde c a n c o st u p to $75. " B a c k 10 y e a r s a g o , b ru sh a n d willows w l while fishing and what’style woulivould be tho best and then ■ ■ b e g in to look< a ron u n d fo r one th a t s u it s that purpose. M c K in n ey' ssali a id It’s p re tty h a rd to g o Stingiriing Nettlee gives wrong wilh a knifeki because a person c a n se c w hat a t they ti ore like and can _ JM . ■ d e te rm in e wi'hat h a t q u o lity th e y o r e ; Keeping aI knifekni sharp is one of the fo o d anndmedUicine ______,bjsl,c_p ro b lc;m m 3 s. . ■‘^Jf.y o u u se a s t o o e . a ____ lot, you con weiwear out the knife pretty MAGIC VALLEY - The■he rm is e r a b le T h e p la n: t tastestas best used In o white culckly."McKlrcKlnneysald. Stinging Nettle can Inflict Uct a p o in fu l s a u c e o r mlxebed on an Innicled^rca-of ------'------W hen-a-stcc M/np't gpt n k n lfp nettle planl offer a richch source: of ’he body-—1—The-"numblng agent, sharp, then Is thetl tim e to use a stone, . vitamln'A'and complete■proteln'aTong prol Bf^arbonalee ofof ammonia, stings when h e e x p la in e di. . with vitamin C and some sor trace a small amourlOunL g e ts o n to th e sk in b u t One of thetc mostn popular steels Is m in e ra ls . w ill n u m b thoh o ia r e a w ith a la rg e r do se, , s ty le d lik e aI p e rn a n d c a n b e c a r r i e d in It Is.one of the only plarplant sources The neutral!rallzer for Stinging Nettle , „ a ashlrtpockc*e> T1 h e y a r e a lso a v a ila b le that contains complete prolefrolein. is Curley DockDo which Is normally T J h e y evenimn cludesaw s in the shape of0 a stone and In the Caution should be usedJd whenv. pick- found growingIng In th e s a m e a re a o s th e tra d itio n a l butchers but< steel vfllh.bone in;; the leaves of the plantant and those Nettle, There Is n widev choico of knives availal/allable. On- -OKcellent guarantee, guara A few models availvailoblc - handle, unaccustom*^, to harvesrvestlng the Fibers off theth plant havc also been tlie left Is5 a Buck hunting knife whichhlch comcs even Includede a saw blade for cutting anylmythlng All In all, ththe e k n iv e s a v a ila b le to d a y - le a v e s sh o u ld u s e glo v e s. used by thee IrishIr people for clothing, wilh a scabbibbard. The two on the righti t a r r e to p Of • f ro m tr e e s to bones,boi ore of good1 ququality but as with-any : T h e le a v e s a t th e to p off theth e p la n t a r e b e d d in g a nd d IIr ris h lin en . th e lin e P un:uma folding knives which com*c o m e w ith a ' • other product,id , you gel what yop-pay the best for eating alongong with the ------for. young shoots which sprout)ut ffrom early sp r in g th ro u g h th e s u m mn e r im o n lh s . , T o p r e p a re th e le a v e s ,, wwash a; them In ^ warm water to removeive nny dirt, ^ C a t f i s l; h e r m a ] Insects or foreign matter.ler. Then boil ^ a n t r i e s a w i l dd l u r e I ^JACKSON, Miss, (UPI) — Wrestl- down, slop up 01 * _.lhcm iorJour to five minute:lu tc s a n d th e y ___ up one end of the log and an)ankle,’’hesald. - B u t I w o n 't ccatch a t them anymore. 1 arc ready to eat. The boillnoiling neutral- ■' Ing ■ a '50-pdund catfish—![ - Is—T o m — t h e n p r o d th e flsl le fish o u t-w llh a s ti c k ,” h e _____c------C le v e la n d s a id h is jir m s amand.fiands_had-some_threaiireals oa^my life when I Izcs the slinging agent In1 the leaves. • Cleveland's Idea of fun, cveiven though said. "Whenn hehc tries to get out the guf suffer most of the damagea g o . " T h e s u r fa c e d a n d1 trtrie ie d to p u t th o sn a k e s in ' ' ' he soys you have lo be one! sst te p o w a y o p e n e n d I rec a c h In a n d g r a b h im , tie a cQt w i n catfish will tear at your armm and.l’vec theboat,'-' hosaiijs a id . • ...... fro m a m e n ta l h o sp lla l lo do it jNlvV fr 0 it. rope around1 hinhim and takeTilm ,to the had hat cuts as big as five incheches. He'll Grabbling has ha: been criticized b y ' Cleveland takes to Misslssijislppl lakes sui:face.” "Stinging Nelettie evenev t tear your clothes off,"," he1 said, some fishermennen who say the practice on weekends to “grabble” ca 1, unlike the majority of <‘Xi o r catfish out Cleveland, un "The catfish has a big mouth,lh, some1 of should bc outla\LiUawed because tho fish «• of their watery homes. And,id, most of grabbling fisher \ W A of ishermcn, uses scuba gear them the aro big enough you cancai put a are taken whUetllie they are nesting. the time, the stubborn catfislrish doesn’t to fish the logs.ogs. ]He also will set up his ga] tt h \ I* gallo n b u c k e t In th e m .” ‘‘1 d o n ’t s e« e anya r difference between g grounds, towing logs, ■ \ i gig iv e u p w ith o u t a fight. own fishing gi “I guess I have a thousancand scars, cotchlng the! cotflshcot during spawning he 51-ycar-old plum ber}cr says the culverts or drumsdrur In areas where hc. My My wife says I am goinglg tot need and catchinglg 0o white perch diidpg sport is filled wilh excUen;e m e n t a n d th in k c a tfis h will A i sp h w ill fre q u en t. p]aplastic surgery if I keep It up,up. I have spownlng. Iff therethe was a shorto'g^ of s p ic e d w ith d a n g e r. He said the catfish don’t always b«b e e n c u t e v e ry w h e ro ,” h e saaid- id fish, I wouldId s say yes, it should^ be , 1 ■ "It tokes a special breedd tot do this cooperate, IHe said hc catchcs numcrm e ro u s 50- sto p p e d . B u l,t, wwli h e n fish a r e p le n tifu l, I k in d o f fish in g . I t ta k e s a mlan a n who con Cleveland salesaid the catfish are in the poi > 4 ^ kl i pound catfish each year. Therhe largest don’t sec wherehere U makes that mtich endure pain. Your body has a s, got to be logs protecting I ting their nesting aroa and fislfish hc’5 landed w as 73 pounds,ids. difference." y ,‘f \ \ alable to resist Infection. A nd;Id you hnve they get meannean \^hen they aro dl- « mm ^ "When they are about 50 pounds Grabbling; is legalI in 62 of Mlsslss- to bc Just short of thehe mental sturbed, thethey oro reolly strong. If: youyc don’t ipp[-s counties,tlcs, the season running jk h o s p ita l.” C le v e la n d so id . 1 “I sometimesimes stick niy foot in the chicatch them in the logs, youju (can kiss from the spring-ing until1 late July, ^ Qeveland battles the catfisfish in their jQg to block the k the fish. One time I fell' thethem goodbye,'they’regone,”B,”hesold.' ■ Clevelandi ssay a y s h e ’s be en h o o k b d ttn favorite lafr — a hollow log. !■ something pullingpullli on my ankle ond It Cleveland ( sold often times"le sT ish a r e g ra b b lin g foir r aob b o u t 10 y e a rs. "I prefer a hollow log. Approxl- was the fish.h. HeHc had my whole foot In noln o t th e o n ly th in g In th e logs.s. jjt has to} bebc a disease, that’s'the m ately sbc feet under lhe water.wf I go his mouth and i m : and was tearing at the " C a u g h t a co u p ic o f sn a k:es e s inI there. Q^jy way to;o described It,” he satd.

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Salmon roe sales havc beenjcen banned i>weh concentr:ntrated on all the llUIe for subsistence fishermenjn IIn some knocks he had and never landed a distrlctsinAlaska. fish, Scoro: TetT e d 5, Sw en 0. ------N u m e ro u s r e p o r ts o f w a s ie t JioppcnedIat_Roseyvorth ____ . — caupht’ only for the i Monday. Roscworth will c p o rte d a s good, “ discarded— cn u ^ the'bar cservoir Is slow. I haven’t so le s. tried for theJ CrappieCl lir a few weeks, In 1977 246,000 p o u n d s of rroe were Did talk to some residents of sold to Japanese buyers who paid up Rogerson andind they report catching J d to IS a p o u n d f o r it. S a lte dI aand m packed some fine catches cai of Smallmouth on tho spot, ft was flownm tto Japan bass. They fish fls In the evening and w h e re It r e ta ile d fo r a b o ut$iqn t pound with lures. 03 s a lm o n c a v ia r. Perch In thoth o 8 to 10 Inch s iz e a r e Hava you ever tokenh a person - being-caughtit ata Mogic. Did not have flying and, being the expert,>ert. p la n n e d a n y lu c k w ithh thU- e tro u t. toi sh o w th e m how it Is d o nle? e ? Some fine! cacatchcs of'red fish were Swen took ills friend Ted'ed Matsudai reported from□m Anderson Ranch Re- . fishing ond was going to0 showsi him servoir. Ono) reportre of over a hundred ho w it w a s d o n e . T e d d id aall ll tlth e th in g s in a p a rty , you should not do. He putu l o n h a lf a . H ow a b o ut sso o m e y e llo w c a ts ? I pound of lead, hooks too do:close to his Night fishingling'at Murtaugli Lake Is N othing's eeasy about thithese fis h I sinker, (le Just did not do0 wlwhat Swen producing somo m e .10 lo 14 Inch y e llo w I wastiylQgtoshowhlm. cats. Mosl-doidon’t start fishing until' T o m C lev e lan d ta k e s p r id e InI b e in g a f is h e rm a n b uuthlsiacn t h is Thoso hvo .nre* EOsome of tho sm aller lunkcrakcrs he dredged up . • ^ But Ted caught al] theB fish,fls whUe almost dark. . of f^lng 1 ^ grapple) withwltl big Mississippi Rivor' r cat c a tfish b o tto m o0 f th e riv o r. » • 4 ■ i 6>14 TIm oS'N ows, Twin Falls. IdahoJaho Tfiuraday.AuouatlO. 10780 7 B j I

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O a k kWW i t s ‘ki U ± Io f h o r ss e t r ai i a ® 1 = ■ Bjf IR EN E LINK : Barnard. WhUeB heh( has often earned a areare ( overworked. Just keep inIn mind , pick up my cowboy cowl hot from the ^ve ;il lo me. He 7^ T im e s-N e w s w rl lw' '‘ ’ living at other’ endeavors,cn he always thot thot it Is sim ilar to working{ wllhv a . ^und and ^vc TWIN FALLS - Oakley Born.lomardof hod n horses hoc wasw training. A lot of childchild, cspcclally when you’re1 dealingdi performed otherthcr tricks, too. We Id Twin Foils has ' been *‘hor‘horsing’’ his "horse sensusln, u sl b u t m u c h o f U h a s toto wjwall until they are physlcoll■ally a n d f a m ily , o n d m y Hansen) and Hazel ■ In 1687, one of his (Irst jobsjob: was come through hishis own I cxpcricnce. emolc m o tio n a U y r e a d y ." (Holllfleld of Ha rwln Foils) loved him," ■ driving a team of oxen to plowlow upi the ‘•Training horslorses,” says Barnard. „ _ (McIntyre of Twin He estimates he has trained buckbrush al 50 cents per do>day near -is njte being ao schooli teacher. You h e s a ld . than 60 horses for riding ovcjver the • ^ American Falls. Bul his contocntocl with have to have Ba differentdl system wllh b y h is f rie n d s a n d o th e r H years and five to perform as trick Recognized by h horsesbcganlongbcforethat.' jcause of their different . ^ _ the years os a horsc ■ It-' every horse bccai horsw. But his greatest thrillrill as a trainers over the "My father w as'a horse traitrainer. I personalities. HHoi o rs e s o r e lik e ch U d ren rt. Barnard Boys he has ■ trainer Involved his horse, Splkijlke, who training expert, B began riding behind him when'hen I wos and 'Arabians! ore oi Uke very smart 1. with wild horses or ■ d ie d in th e e a r ly '6 0 s a t a g e 21. even worked, wU lh r« 0 , c o u ld r ld o b y m y s e lf aal t fivefl and. children. Theyr ccl( lth c t’-e c l a h e a d o f y o u , os'they wore known In ■ "I ‘really got a kick oul of Irtraining desert horses as t owned a horse nomcd Coleyy at eight. a„d have theirIr owno woy, or you get ' this cutting horse for shows,^s. Spike' the early days, I C o ley w a s a b ig h o rs e a n d dIlfflcull if flc for to do whoi;hat you want them lo to catch wild horses on ■ c o u ld c u t a cow o u l o f a h e r d wllwithout a “We used lo ca m e to m o u n t, s o m y fo th e r talaught u g him do.” esl of American Falls, g f rider on his back. I first trainedicdhlmto the desert wesl I to Uc down so I could get on hi people tancy.thcmsel- ! some ot them to ride.” m n him. My vvhlle many, p( d o th is w ith g o a ts. and 11 broke sorr mother would give me a bucket buc of ves to be hors<3rse trainers, Bam art h e s a ld . e g g s to ta k e lo to w n . I w ouldjteU te l Coley soys. "I’ve neveever found o quick ond "When they tried lo get awawoy from ••wild horsesXS area jusl os easy to lo Uc down so I could get off ol the cagy ^ay to trainIra o horse. It lakes h him im , h e w o u ld g r a b th e m In hIls is mouth, break to rideB as any other. In fact, ' ' . little couniry store. He woul'vould stay time. It requl.rcsres ot least two years to To'stop To : him from doing this,is. I p u t a th e y a r c e a sler ie r loU break than a horse ^S|pl down until I would come oout u t of , th e Ir a ln a h o rs e2 to tc ride and to really h hoc o c k m o re o n h im , b u l th e n hle e jre f u s e d th a t so m e o n e1 h a s o w n ed fo r y e a r s , b u t , ^ store and gel on him again,"I," saids the ponjh him. Youk'ou wUl have to spend lo to culi them. I realized thenicn th a t I h a s n o l tra in e d .’’ ...... i r ; ■"BSiyfcar old B a rn a rd . , more than twovo years; If you wont to would woi have lo train him wiU ick over his long ahd , One of eight children ot of pioneeri teach him tricks.:ks.’’ Spike Spli 'won many awards allU o ve?S . l^Wng back ■ Ife. would Barnard do ,‘-r' slock, he grew.up.In Rocklar:kland. His Timing Is extremely cj Importonl. country, cou and perform ed frequiquently In productive life, . anything dlfferenerently? "There are no * father was a catUc rancher anda n d In 1878 a c c o rd in g to Barnard.B a r fairs foli and horse sfibws^ j hlngs I would do dlffere- K had been one of the first familiesfom to "Forapleasuris u re r id in g h o rs e , y o u ’r e “ » I laught him to ploy ball,I toti chase doubt sojne thingj uldn’lchangcalot.Ilove ^ m o v o In to th e a r e a so u th o f(American A n better off to startstoj training a horse ol a a ballt that I would throw over o' the nUy.butlwouIdn' : would always wanl lo ■ F a lls . three years of ogc. So many times - hoihouse, lo closc a car doorr wv ith h is ,m .andto work with them,"•mi’’he said. H ''' ^ Horses hove been a way{ of life for when they aree ssl t a r t e d to o you n g , th e y shoulders, sho to honk a cor hom,

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I' - - t ' : - I I i i s p ^ ____Full-bF lo o d ed A rabsbian. Dodger, enJonjoys affection . Jalur, a full-bloooodcd Arabian.is.be.being trained by Oalakley Barnard ------^------— r t p ■ S' Heartline P la nn s in uv o r k s it o c h am g e V() e t e r a nn b e n e’f i t s HEARTUNE: I have aI common-a receiving contrtbutlons com from his for senior 20 years recreceived overwhelming . m illio n a n d a llo w s a 104'.4r.4 percent A single veteranvctei who has no other t con recclve dependent___ H e i ^ l n o is a s e rv ic ei fo: ■ low husband. We have been;n ttogether, father, he cai to answer approval_by/ ththe House. Passed by a . in^ease ini for a veteran and hi:his spouse, Incomc now1 receivesrec $2,364 a year; a law clllzcns. Its purpose Is to -20 years and hove two childrc:dren (both children’s bene:w n e llts...... questions and solve problemileras — fast, vole of 398-5,•5, the bill will require a '■ the th Senate Veteran’s Comm!jmlttec has married vcieraiie 'ra n , $2^544 a y e a r ; a n d a -20 ; J one child, $1,908 a year, un^er 18). The state we liveIve in does . Even If thethe child Is not eligible If you have a .question orr a problem major prograg r a m o v e rh a u l o n d In* passed p j a bill thot would1 ccost $711 widow with one xitu new House bill, a' single nol recognize common-loMlaw mar* under the appliipplicablc state law, there not answered in these columilumns, write creose costs:s oover currcnt low from»» m m illio n th e f ir s t y e o r a n d onlyn ly a llo w s a U n d e r th e n e w juld get $4,000 a year; a ' rior la a e s . - . are four oilierUier allcmallves. If your Hcailllne, 114 East Daytonyton Street, »,7blUlonto$^;o$4.1blllloninl980. C8 pcrcent increase for a o married veteran would •t drawing 'common-laww husband h has been dc- - W est Alexandria, Ohlo4S381.381. You will The only oppopposition to the bill camc v v( e te r a n . m arried ycsteraite r a n , $5,200 a y e a r ; a n d a . jMy Jiusband will - start i I o n e c h ild , $3,900 a y e a r . ' ; year. Will clarcd lhe fathirather by a court action or receive a prompl reply, butaut youj must from Rep. GleiSlenn Andereon (D-Collf.). Veterans Administrationin pensions • widow with one Social Security early next yc c for Social ordered to paypay support bccause he Is . include a stamped, self-aislf-oddressed who disputedcd ^ what he said was a low are ai a form ot' welfareB and nre xogctaponslMjnslon. under current law, ouour two ChUdren be eligible fc ork record? the (other or If11 he has acknowledged ilrepUeswill ' bonus for WorlI'o rld W o r I v e ts — a n c x ta d dl if fe r e n t f ro m v e te r a n ’s c cc o m p e ^ a . led veteran’s „ Income must SeSecurity benefits on his work envelope. Tho m osl useful rej th e c h ild rein n In writing, the children $67 fo r th o se e ool l d c r t h a n 80. A lth o u g h II tions. ti, Pensions are givenn to needy ^ ^1 $3,700 . oc 55.050 If he Is —-D.C. b o p r in te d In th is co lu m n . . . c a n qu alify . HEARTLINE: I am ai ca GO-year-old a m o u n ts to $80$804 a y e a r fo r p e n sio n e rs, veterans yi who suffered non-service no ;atesachlld ycore after "'orrled. T h e y m a y b e . In m a n y s ta te veteran. I hove never recelv(reived anyth* Anderson wonv a n le d lo g iv e $100 a m o n lh injuries ir or illness, often yc bom of people Hying togetherher may be In addition,Ion, If you have other A ll n e e d y \V h c n ev er r Social S(> Security benefits bo In g fro m th e V.A. D o y o u knkno^ o w if th e re to e a c h , o f f I the 720,000- vets, lheir leaving it the service. 'Al recognized for Inheritancee purposes,p evidence to) showshc thal the man Is the Jie pensions aro increased,led , tht e p e n sio n r a t e w o u ld rc< ore ony plans lo chanih a n g e V .A . w id o w s a n d 1ch c h ild e n . T h e In c re a se w a s veterans v C5 or older gel the e v e n if th e s lo t e d o e s n o t recoeco i g n lze th e f a th e r o f y olu u r r cc h ild re n a n d h e Is liv in g their health, be IncreasedKl by a slmUor percentage ev bcnefils?-F.S. n e c e s s a ry , Anderson Ai said, to com- r p e g a r d le s s o f th e s ta te o f the . common-law marriage. If thet child with or conlrlbilributlng to the support of - \ /toveterans under the bill. This Is lo avoid o. co A budgct-bustlng veterans■ons’ pension pcnsotc for rot olher benefits world war Cc o m p e n sa tio n Is p a id only to - . has Inheritance rights withh r'respcct.lQ- the „chlldi:cn,cn.'Jhcy •_ can quality tor Ited Injuries pension reduceduction throu^ Social, .ho biU th o t w o u ld in c re a s e thhe e ppi r o g ra m ’s v e ts do n o t rerc e c e iv e . who y suffered servicc-relate< Inc with or benefits on hhis« is e a m lh g s H ^ o r d ;...... S e c u rllv Increases. c re a hi:his father arid he Is llvlnc c o s t b y a b o u t S40 billion oover v e r the next While thetie H o u se bill c o sl $111 o o r Illness.

T w in FF a lls pD i io n e e r k e d ’ o>n r a n ticq u e s ;ss many years ago, a little toke orders over the phone ph and que business r ;■ i r B Y L O R A Y N E O . SMMITH I her do lalthal and also sweep the t^ d e liv e r th e m to th e i r c u s toomers,Tliey m aiatlme. ------______------...... - - - ter . . building.■ ; 1 ... ' .ijU - — T im e s-N e w s w rite r " even sold duck eggs, she rcc£•ccalls. "I’d buy' ofcwa fl llltlc things at first,” >r i » iccdtcfknow All theseI extra-curricularcxti activities e> hell recalled. T W IN F A L L S — I t yo u nee The longtime business womanwo also Mrs. Mltchcll i itown Twin besides tcachlraching netted her $30 per lly she became "hooked” on somethlnR aboul downto\ I remembers a frighteningg experiencec; Gradually sl ust ask May month, but• sheshe felt fortunate because n Falls in Its early doys. just Ing to a local lhe subject.'x;t. like most people In- h e r u n c le hla o d nr e c e iv e d only $20. ono oi doy as she was'-walklng J e n k s M itc h e ll. Juddenly she teresled Inant1 antiques. iool hours, she was wrlllngI bonk b on Main Street. Sudi She and her husband opcjperatcd the After school I men, which ' Her homono ono Addison Avenue W est store In the to her luturere husbandht who hod built aI met n a large group of m H u ' " f ' ' f c first m eat and groccry ste n o b s e e k in g a w h ich sh cr sh sh a a re s w ith a b r o th e r , J o h n • :king house along Rock: tu t< m c x l o u t to b e a ly n c h m o b downtown area back inn thei early small packing on. Is crammed wllh H V i » ' monn who reportedly had ha fataUy Henderson. ______^ r e c k . ^ •' In tn r.v :llne c lt<»m.«;, It .Jn n g in g fro m n \ lyyB • • • • ______1 ______— ____ — ,tabBW someone.------^------^_____Sh_e o lso w a s o n ^ o f th e ffirst ir antique After theirelr marriage,r they cam clo ^ plebllonc,, a vvintage Instrument used dealers here and al'93'sllin:llhafi-a-shop— Hollislci'wher#hercthey operated a-meat—it— "“ The vllllan In this appanJorcnUy true- jq y c c d people o p le, to b o ttle s a n d ro c k s . • ■ k Tl ^on Addison Avenue Weal.I. CustomersC market andid groccrygi slore for severalII life l •■ w estem " s c e n e luu m c d o u t to M rs. MItche Her jlrsl and.most Impoiporlanl dally Main Avenuo II of tho now-forgotten'sn' sho j later married the latelati Clarence consideredcd Jjunk by the disinterested duty-was lo buUd a fircQ "no" mailer Typical o services grocers onco pro-“o- -Mitchell. - • - could be! a real find for the right ■ ■ - MM l a y J e n k s M i t c h e l l w h fll.” W a te r h o d lo b o carriedcai nbout illdren helped vlded, Mrs.:rs. Mr ltchcll sold thoy wouldIld She became Interested:d 1In the anti- ontlquehuntlu n te r . . .. still w orklnaat93 half a^block but the child

- r ■_ ; • * ■ C -2Tlm o9-N ow i Twin Folio. IdahoBho •, Thurodoy, A uouotio, 19789 7 8 1 C a m a sS p l a n is A u gj i u s t a r it s , c r ai l f t s f e sstiyaL ™ I y •; st Bob McLean' at -By-B LORAYNEO. SMITH form with Artist I C o n tra C o sta a n d1 tb e B e r k l e y P o tte r Tln»*-New8wrilCT . FFAIRFIELD A IR - The Catnas Counounty Studio...... Historicgfftrli’fil 'gfti'M y w in hniri IL«i, firfirst Earlier Krahn deflnecidefi himself, as 0 a nmual n u a l arts and drafts fair atll 11the ^’compulslvd cfraweriwer of cowboys and' h ig h sc h o o l, b u t It------F ilirficld ^ i c l D ^ t Aug._U and p13 in war scenw"-In hig ...... - cohhjimctlon jim c with the county 4^H fair.£ [f. ------w asn't-until l9ffl-© oafter-about nine - e r p ro g ra m m in g th a t *- AAll ll RMagic Valley and Trcasuasure ' years of computer pi te his art scrioualy. - _ t------V aJlley-rcsldcats-are-invlledtoattei U ey -j ittend-^hR.bftgan.taJelt.O ' t Boise Stato Unlvci^ ! ! _ th isIs-new n e event inspired by aI susue-' AfterenrollWgatBol d from drawing to ■ ft ccssful.s s fu l A rt Social th c so c lc ty h dId d laIs s t lly , b e c h a n g e d ft ing the tedutlciues of i ' F eAruary, b ru ai accord&ig lo Penny Rted:bcdy, sculpture, learning I bronze casting from■om ,A rtis t A lK o b e r. • ; H M h|||B| preside!!■esldcsnt. ‘ Jcw J c w dry,d oil paintings, watercoloiolors. An additional dlsp:disploy In lbe t^amos -' p hlolography o to g r and scratchboardxl will be represented. She; saidsx Camas County Historical Hi: Society, a rlists tis ts and craftspcrsons will be on complete with antiantique stove, cup- h aUld n d to discuss Ihclr work. boards, washstand,id, ttable and chairs. ; An historical hi exhibit will be reaready Kenneth and Roselyn Rc - Peck are . ' r viewing ylcv in the depot’s m oto roo:room, loaning the kitchen.hen. He is' a fdiiner HHHR cntltlecitltlcd "Camas Prolric PhcPhoto vice president of the society and : AIbum," lbum , and containing familyly hi- currently a directorctor. Hc and bis wife • stoo rierlc s.s .. have long been InlcInterested in Camas ' Donald Krahn, a native Idaho ,ve preserved many S^*39KH ^na ahoan history and have ___ _ _whp_has_bccn hp_hi studying ln_the_S _ l o c a I a n tiq u e s onI the:th e ir ow n. F raranclsco n c i: Bay area for the lastst f'few The kitchen canah bc'vicwedb tieglnn- ^■jB M ' years,:a rs , >w ill b e th e fe a tu re d a rti s t..H He eis Ing Aug. II fromn 10 a .m . u n til 5 p .m . M W j W H M . a scsculptor u lp who presently workss wwilh , and will continuee ov

______Brucruce Whipple, Corraral, will display anticritlcr jew elry a t Cwill pay 15 eacb 2 3-ounct-ounce pockagcs lemon gelatinn w e e k fo r M a g ic Vralley alle Favorites. The DENVER (UPI) — Cynthlna LoLogan, Ms. Logan, 24. "Cu'Customer preference Someo:)meone could hit her In1 the benefits. 2 c:ups u p s bboiling w ater weekly winning reclirecipe will appear Id a 7>month pregnant topless- top ’Ond or Mr. King’s}’s preference\ will not stomaco m a c h .” . w A S e p t. 18 h e airing rin g has been set on i c cup: u p s cold w a te r the Sunday Issue,ue. I f y o u h a v e 'a ^ttom lcss nlghtdub waitress,2SS, has Justify sex discrlmiimlnatlon.’’ According Acco to King, hc told nlvfor complaint. Ms. Logan, also a (>(Q0 8 8m medium i dill pfckies, finely diediced favorite redpe, JedJcBt mail ft to tlte gone to court (or motherhoodood and King, owner andant manager of the Logan)g a n to ta k e so m e tim e off, a p p ly student at Metroro StateS College in 2 tablespoonsloble: sliced plmlcnto-stufstuffed Recipe Department,lent. Women's Page beauty In the eye of thc beholder.ler. downlown nude bar,bar said he dismissed workeiorker's compensation nnd proml 1 engineering and oliveso liv e s . Editor. Tbe redpe«ipes becomes tbe Ms. Logan said Tuesday sheihc filed Ms. Logan becauscuschcsald"shedldn't -shele couldcoi have her Job back afterf r B h o “ philosophy, refuse,(fused lo d isc lo se c u p dicd ed ce le ry prop^y of tbee Tlme»-NewsT and suit to regain' her Job at Sidci King’s Kl look good." lo Ho also expressed a hadid ththi c b a b y . s c rim - w h e t h e r sh e is mlarrled. a rrlc DIssolDissolve gelatin In boiling w aterler iand canootberetunwd.Bd. .• I obtain chivalrous concernem for her condition. Ms. Ms. Logan has filed a sex disci Crazy Horse Bar and to ot c h ill u n til sy ru p y . compensation for the alleged violtviolation "Customers werven talking about thc Inatloriatlon complainl wllh the Colorilorado "I don’t regardxl thalthi as pertinent to F o ld In pick les, o liv e s a n d c d e:ry. r y . / o f h e r rig h ts a s a w o m a n . pregnant waitressiss and complaining," CivilIvil Rights: Commission to obobtain this Issue becauscise allal women have a ° P o u r in to 9-by-9-lnch d ish a n d chil and sex he said. "It wass dangerousdJ forhcr to bockack wages,a lost tips and relnstn s la te - r ig h t to w o rk w hien e n pregnant,pi married ‘ ■“^Vhat constitutes beauty and M a k es 12 s q u a re s. appeal Is a subjective m atter,”;r.” said go on working- She might fall or trip, mentlent without loss of seniorityly and ornot,"shesaid. / C a l i c o f a s h i o n ------n o s t a l g i a

By ELLIE GROSSMAN (Newspap^ Enterprise Assn.ss n .) N E W Y O R K - T w ic e a d a y , ssh h . e g o t out of the wagon, pulled out a ssli k ille t and fried a buffalo steak or a ral maybe a prairie dog. If theree wwi a s n ’t a n y o f th a t a ro u n d , s h e a h d h e;r r ffa a mfi ily f alw ays had bread, bacon and ccoffi o ffe e lo U B f a ll b a d e on. Now and then she’d wipe here r hh; a n d s - on a rag so os not to soil heri r cci a lic o E d r e s s a n y m o re th a n It o Jre a d y wwo a s . ^ C A LlIF O R!NIA* h Then she'd dlm b back upp in th c M l wogon and try. to find a.plocece tot alt ^ am ong thc furniture and thc pots,o ts , and^ ' - f e - , OS the wagon lurched ahead;; shosht got' .. P a c ^ a l n t e d w ith e v e r y sto n e ain n d p{ it in Uio ground bccause there weren’t•en’t a n y s p r in g s In th e w ag o n . It w a s Juu s t sos m e wood wllh a canvas or cottonan c o v c r ' yoii could try to pull tight Inn wl w in te r ^ and throw open when thc sunnsummer v ’ > h e a t t)c c a m c u n b e a ra b le . P' I ■ If and when she finally g go o t to Oregon or wherever else thec fafamily \ eiio; was going, there wos rio n ne e a rb y \ bflutlqujnvhcre'lihc coiiia pictTIck u p a ” dress for dinner because she foforg rg o t lo p a c k th e b lu e one. There was Just thc land thatat hadhi to " . be built on. Eventually, that ggot o l d o n e and then, becausc her calicoco dc r e s s V w o u ld n 't lo s t a d a y lo n g e r, s h ec toeto o k up her one sowing needle, a coupl■ouple o f Nii I yarts of qood», cheap calico,Ico. and , * J stltchcdupa new dress — at nighn ig h t, b y ' A condlc, after scrubbing and luflu g g in g and stooping all day. Well, if she could see thc nost;n o sta lg ic pioneer dresses some designersn e rs a r e ( putting on women this fall, shc’c;hc’d fa ll down laughing. 1 Nostalgic! For that life? Andnd c a lic o i^n’t even a native American., Calicut,Col ✓ India, that’s whcnr the wordd ctc o m c s \\ from, becausc the Indians wcrt# c r e th e \\ first to handprint cotton textilesliles that way.’Over here, it’s tom e to) mme e a n a neat, tiny floral print repeatedte d o n a |)T all background usually red, blue,L*. yyt e llo w o r b la c k . •. How it got here w as how wcc ddie id . v ia - . . . / J i ...... ' , V- New Fall En^and. To begin with, anyany 17th |* S p o r t 8w ear Century Englishwoman worth)rth h e r I Including - ljusband’s title had to havela v c n n ■ vests, iinported calico dress from IndlIn d ia n o , "* / I- ■ m atter-w hflt-lt-co3t——which-tich-ivas— '• ------— 7 -- - p le n ty . J k skirts ; Then, In 1C7C, England s sti ta r te d , printing her own calico and1 in 1785. . /4 o n e o f h e r so n s in v e n te d a n e w w a y o f ■k\ blouses doing It with coppcr rollers engre n g ra v e d — ------——• wllh patterns, Instead of w wc o o d en 1 ...... :Y_ % ------Sizes " blocks stamped on by hand. ItI t v w a s a ‘ " ... great idea and there was no w a y l \ ^ 0 t o 2 4 England was going to let us in ^ I tiAvT ^ ; ■ . . ■ I Into taffetii. sUk or.velvet, fff ssht h e h a d to 18. . . TwlnPailt,P4Hi. Idaho I ^ U.'She sure w asn't going In calicoilico. ' _ r ^ ■ 'if- ^ • ■' . ’ Tk ♦ _ ------Thursday, Aufluat 10.'10.1973 TlmoB-Now8,TwlnF./ I n F a l lo , I d a h o M ’ ' 'cB ilgsiirfii Art sheiqw scheleduled aat fair ' '— F-lLER ~r The-Twiir:•wlirgallaiCQ.untyiralrrScpt.' pt.- ^^9,'vrill— will bc« cccpted.— and IfrauaVlSvie M r. md Mrs. H alte McKece e again hold an art showshow, sponsored by the AxfGUrl'GUllds'of ■ ■ ' O rlglanl work•k oonJywUl-lw-accepted'and Twin Falls County. been completedd wwithin thd last two years.r s . W\ o rk m uist b o ' ’ G L E:N N N N S S F E K r y - Mr. and Mra* Chet Nenzel Is prcsldi■csldehUof the Magic Valleyy Art Guild;’ signed by the artartist and-must not havee bocnbo previous^ ' H a llle MM ccK K o e wUl b o c e le b ra tin g th e ir Mra. Lawrence Beesoneson Is president of tho Buhlll ArtA rt G uild, s h o w n a t th is faa ir. . so th wvedding e d d annlversoiy Sunday,ly. and Joan Sargenl Is fairfj chairman of tho ArtVrt G u ild of P ic tu r e s w illI b e h u n g b y a c o m m itte e dlesignatodfortbat e s li : A u s n s3,"ai . - a t theTWoose HaU tn G^erais"■5 Koglc Vallo- purpose, and alldl ppictures m ust bo adequatellately framed and ^ e r ^ . , ...... _Tho.ahow_ls.openn to all' artlstflj i&^yeaHprpJdir ojd^, and~ wrrcd.'readyforh.j r h a n g ln g ...... ' FYlendsnds {and'relatl^~^'invltod to three entries per persoierson from county^ state ofr outKout^f-stato Entries must;t b teacherBr anand McKee a retired farm er, H o n o w oo p p i e ra te s a s e rv lc e s ta tlo n . T h eI coupcouplo re q u e s ts n o g ifts. )Scaf6 O U T L IN E ID E A ? § N eww "11" lip ” lo o k — o u tlin e th e m firsl L _____ M R . A N O M RRS.HAH.LIEMCAKEE & in anotheiother color If you ilke, then cove Iln allyly w w ll llh llp g lo ss: = L _ J LYNWOCW O OD,SHOPPING CENTEEPER Baguio mnarkets ffeatured dogs J ilong witlthpork,!:beef, chi(licken > Summeer Clea:i r a n c e Duso th y s a y It ta s te s good, s BAGUIO, PhUlpplnea (UPI) -- DogD< The dog vendorsirs In tho Baguio bccauso /era don't have to worry aboabout m arket find It strangd warm," said up tho snakings mountain highwayB All r th e b o n e s, o f c o u rso . Dolores Yu, 20, a d o g -m e a t s ta ll B a g^ u ilo io InI lo ts of a t le a s t 50 a t a timno. e . Baguio, 120 m iles north of Mhnllo,nllo, is operator. That's whyvhy it Is popular In - Onn the paw, so to speak, dogs fet'fetch e dog-eating capital of tho PhUIPhilip- Baguio, whose popula) u la r lty c o m e s fro m $7totl4o|14apJecc. nes> The slaughterhouse aiand constant, sprlng-llkek e (cool w e a th e r. T hhe e aslaughterhouse's “matedenle ro " cks each dog senseless withth a ' arkct In the center of the city:lty of Severed dog headsads adorn the stolls knocks 2 P r i c nently In the public markerket to display the • bludgeoidgeon. In the sam e way he stunsinsa ,• : c 0,000 featlircs dogs' prominent ong with pigs, goats, cowss aand breeds available oron a given day. cow,', ththe e n b le e d s th e c a n in e Hko a1 p!pig- lic k cn s. Small black mongri ^ s a ro a lo c a l F u r• Is ssc e a i ^ off w ith a fla m e .' At least six stalls In tho public pub favorite., ■ F U'Illplnos lplr havo two favorite waysy s of la rk o t se ll d o g s ex c lu siv e ly . • Many Filipinos believebel dog’s blood cookingking dog meat — adobo fa:f a n d You can forget the old fabloI nbcabout has medicinal valu'olue. Tuberculosis calderctd e re ta . ism ipulous chefs substitutingig ddog and asthma suffcufferers drink It In1 adoboai style, the meatt Is ir tho m ore expensive cuts. Dogog liIs a straight, and othersers use It to mako marlnatrlnated tn vinegar, soy sauvser alsp Is Washington,” a comcdji In whichhich a Kliss Is director anc 1-and"palr-thBm with tcxluilured . - ■ from Torosla's"s V ~ - - ' • ; - - - - ’« . }untry boy straightens out bigIg clcity stage manager, tits. ickcrs, will be presented In .Tackjackpot The play InvolvesIves an editor of a ^'8hts. TOENAIL TIP y the Antique Festival Theater;r castci * small Missouri newj,ewspaper who calls Uways cut toenails straight acric ro s s i r 'e m G ooding. •on a U .S. s e n a to r In Washlnglon,V D.C., ’ Aiwa; . Ij f o r aa n eneat look, and to avoid probleb lc m s I \ The program will bc Aug. 2020 alat 4 duringWoridWarll. j(j ’ in t hLhe e o c o m e rs , ,m. on the lawn just north of CacIC a c tu s A d m issio n Is fre e . ete's casino. ^ The cast Includes Stephen MosiM oser. /endy Stephens, Charit, ElestJlcson, . ,1 “T_ ■yla M c C a rty , .I.L . F a r m e r , G reSRre V(V h ite^ii . & _ C o l •I :lub slates OURVW H I T t S Af I^ L E W I L L. BB E O V E R : IS THE TIME: TOT( STOCK UP OON TERRIFIC lorse show OPER#IRKTBD BY R H IR S C H & C O . ! I an INTERCO company WHITE G O O D SS BUYSB DURING'5 THIS EVENT!! GLENNS FIERRY - TheJ H ig h -NO ) W W :ountry Riders 4-H Club will sponsp o n so r q N THEHE MALL DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWNM G le n n s ™ THE IDAHOD DEPARTMENT'IT STORE — ONN THE1 MALL — E ,n open horse show Aug. 20 at Gle: T W I N F A L L S ■ erry.------Perform ance events will begin v aklwoyS^heFavoV O I iie N tim e Ittlng and showing nt 9 a.m. i CPPI F or Ail YY< our jjs lontlnue throughout the day. Ot lA A nr' ivcnls Include bareback equltatl o r ivH l N G M Vestem, pleasure, snaffle bit equ Ion, tiny tot costume, pee wee ch rail class, reining pattern No leyhole, race, pole bending,JackS SHE \NDPI1LLOVi/VCAS ) a r r e l ra c o a n d rib b o n ra c e . EETS A Ribbons will be given to theh e 1f ir s t PO LYESTERRAND / COTTON WmiTE H Il PERCALES ;h p o ln t- 'Ive placcs and trophies tp high p I flat or fitted .... Reg. eg . 12.99 9.97 nalc and females In eachch a g e Twin flat or fitf i t t e d . . . V...... R e g/g, . 55.99 4.97 KIngfl ). 4.99 pr. 3.97 pr. k division, Double flat oor r f i t t e d ...... R egig. . 6 6.99 5.97 Stondtid a rd c a s e s . . . . R eg . 4 . The divisions Include Junlor- J c a s e s ...... R eg .). 5. 5.99 pr. 4.37 pr. ' 'n°/ovc? Queen flat oro r f i t t e d ...... R egig. . S9.99 7.97 KIngc years and under; senior-, 14 and ( >g.7.49 5.97 XL Doi)ouble«^...... Reg.J. 8.998. pr. 6.49 prr « B | : except where designated,' andnd J a c k XL T w in o r fF itt itte d ...... R eg . 7 B e n n y -20 a n d o v e r. Entry fees will bc $1 peP class' CALE, SOLID COLORS3RS, KODEL POLYESTIiTER AND COTTONN PERCALEF - J ; entries after Aug. 18 *1.50 per d WONDERC/i Tiny tot and pee wee will be 50 c Twin flat or• fll f itte d ...... R egjg.6.99 . I 4.97 KIngfl3 flat or fitted . ... Reg.ig. 14.991 n . 9 7 - ' p e r c la ss . 3 to H ig h Doublo flat oro r f i t t e c i ...... R ejg. g .' 7.99 5.97 Standij d a r d c a s e s . . R eg .. 5.99pr. 5, 4.97 pr. - ■ ■ ■ I ' 7 Entry fees should bc sent to 1 g. 6 .9 9 p r. 5.97 pr. Country Rldcra. Box 620. GlG le n n s Queen flat oor r f i t t e d ...... R e g .3.1.1.99 1. 9.97 KIngc3 c a s e s ...... R e g . 6. W Ferry, Idaho. 83023. Forr rm o r e In fo rm a tio n c a ll J60-234C. oP R IN G SAN\M PLER. All easy can:are perm press 65 KodelK polyester 35«35 cotton AAuslln ■ Twin flat or• ffi i t t e d . . . . : ...... R egjg74.99 . ^ 3.97 Standiidard cases ...... Reg. 4.49 3.97 3 Crew fails ------Fulljlai^riLFitt t.t e d ...... Re gsg. . < 6.99 5.97 KIngc c a s e s ...... Reg. 4.99 3'97 to describe Queen flot oro r f i t t e d ...... R egT5 ^ ’ . 9 9 7 ^ 7 — I on bone background * topless gal N EW B U R Y■ PORT P K odel polyest.ester and cotton percrcole floral print on 1 Twin flat orr fif i t t e d ...... R egg.7.99 . 7 6.47 KIngfg flat or f it ...... R egjg. . 113.99,11.97 "CHICAGO (UPI) -"T ho-l o - g a B - 'Double flatt o r fitted .■ ~ ' : t* . R e gg; : 9;999 -7;97------Stondptdard cases.-r-rReg;-5Tn percale. "No one was looking at her fa lid o f th e InvKiUsator L.K, McNoUy •aid o a r f l t ...... RReg. eg 5.99 4.97. KIngflJ f la t o r f i t ...... RReg. ec 13.99-J 1.97 gas pumpers who were la Iaus u g h in g Twin flat ori heartily when thoy spied the) wwo o m a n Double flatat ^0-4Tlm e9-N ow 9, Twin Fallb.• Ido I d a h o T h u r s d a y , A uouat 1 0. .1 1 0 9 1 7 8 .

•— -i I’li/ ^ H i s a /\th t h ______'auses ol3<^larg€jed liver f i : ' By LAWRENCE E. LAMB,B.M.D. M told you moro! ababout It and what you b by y tn o t b e in g a b le lo 0 7 lh a t yj'ou o t m e a n • :De®rDr.Lanal), ...... BhoulddofqrlLL — — -■ - yyou o u do oot have that l ] ^ of cmia n o tio n a l / ^ JL e r BROWNc ; Could you please tell m e whnivhat gives The importantant thing is for you to r resj e s p m s e r a t h d - th a n - th e --physical- p t .. il..A : a w o m a n o f 64 a n e n la rg e d liviver? e r Also realize thal a mr in im a l a m o u n t o f absence obs< of tear fo'rmaUon.n. Some , V . ^ 1 ^\1Iat can be done for it? Is thish i s ia vei7 e n la r g e m e n t oJf f U ie livCT is fre q u c n lly _ pct^le pe<^ do have changcs In theh e i r le a r bad thing to hnvo? I have w/c cnt n tlc rth c ------f o u n a n o m g 'f'fi"meaicarocanilnatlon f n "glai■glands lhat Ihclr eyes ■falo b e d ry ■ ...... S p e c k l eledbottom d ' srSporty ------d o c to r fo r a p h y sic a l o n d h c! toldtol< me I and when that’stl’s all Uial's present it, and this' ls a specific mcdici B ro u g h t had an enlarged liver. I hodi. a ' docs not meanan lhat you have any blem. blei If it is true that you are I S'-"' ^______complete blockTcblttnaKciranffan«nrwas— signincflfln«yilieaim -pvow cnr-r'am ------"about'emotionala b o drying fofTdlr lle f- th a t------t o g e t hterirrsure-f e r i itting is anoihd- m atter and t)clongs fin e. sending youI The1 Health Letter is a f _.[eatherr shshoes that are ■ DearReadd', ■ — ...... —• n u m b e r 7^8,-LivLJvlng Wllh Your Livd-. p psyi sy c h o lo g ic al r e a lm .------There are many causes!s fifor an It discusses howtiow the liver functions P Pi e o p le do g e t re lie f b y b e i nl g g ;a b le to j u s t r i gght h t for ail the things ^ fully express their emotions. D ^aj^ed liver. There canm boI an and some of the common disorders. full: little girl does. ^ : a c c u m u la tio n of (a t w ith in thho e liver,11 it Others who wantant Ihls issue can send 50 havo hav known for years lhat hok. . S S ' y™-- ' c a n t)c sw o lle n In h e a r t fa iluure, re , it can cents with ai 1(long, stamped, self- your you emoUons can have a a< d v e rs e effects. There, of courec, has t '^-R-RUGGEI^ have scar formation withinhln It in addressed, enveliivelope for It to mo in cffe Sizes:;:8’/2tol2 81 ( - response to a number ol disordersdls« care of this news]jw sp a p er, P .O . B o x 1551, h a p p y m e d iu m on th is b e c a us e pe o p le ^ 12'/ato4 V R- including old viral hepaUtiJi. Radio City Statl!taUon, New York. N.Y. also alsfl nood to leam to controljol their ' In an asymptomatic person»n who^ is 10019. • eme m c o tio n s lo liv e w ith in th e so cclely. le Widths;:hs;B, C,D & E otherwise in good health a1 minimal ml Dear Dr. Lamb,lb, If » you have .had lots of sorso rro w 11 amount of enlargement of thehe liver1 is ' , l feel sure thath a t you h a v e n e y e r b e e n might benefit you to havev e so m o not particularly important.ant. The asked this questiestlon l>efore and I have professional pro! counseling anywayv a y . T h a t ; doctor moy feel the edgeIgo of it hesitated, to, ask other doctors. For way waj you can evaluate the even : undemealir the “rib 'w heneh he Is about a year■ I 1have been unable to ~hav■havet>ccurTed-lh your life and 1 -F ro m . -K : examining the patient and Judgejud{ that crx. I hnve hnd lots of sorrow and advantage adv of a professional inIn 1he lp in g ; there • is a minimal amoumount of could relieve; m y e m o tio n s In th a t . you y o u orient your life In a w a y ; enlargement present. way. Can ariyth!ything be done for this more moi .satisfactory to you. ] When that’s the caso therelere really condition? happenh a p to have some .-cm'jmotional ^ : isn ’t a n y th in g y o u n e e d to dlo o abouta l It, DearReadd*, bblo< lo c k s m a n ife ste d b y y o u r in a b ; and I’m sure your doctor doesilocsn't feel No, I must sajsay thal I haven^t been c cry, ry , lh a t too, m a y re so lv e Itself,e lf. ' ; It's very important or he woulivould have asked that questilestion before. I praum e (Newspaper (Ni Elnte^rlse Assocloc Ia U o n ). Study reefutesm] lisconcej eptions /.i concemiling wonnen in bibusiness ByLeROYPOPEZ established thcLrelr Ibusiness without any women won were intruding in a - m a n 's T W O U P I B u s in e s s W rilCTd- help from husbiiisband or other nlaie wor!world, were in business fo r fun, ( .O C A T IO N S NEW YORK (UPI) — ConU:onlrary to • relative, lackedla c k adequate business expcpericnce, • - ; poptilar belief most womene n wn h o go H o w e v e r, 21!l jperccnt did have a couldn't coul comprehend buslneIness In- ' T O SERVE • into business for themselvesIves do so husband, brotherLhcr or other masculine tracacies trac or were overly cmotlc)tlonal. - - YOU : because they want to, not3l bccauseb * relative ns n parpartner; In many cases • -Many-m said bankers poses s e d U ie - r ^ p ; th e y h a v e to. a s V fro n t," to heihelp overcome lhe anti- greatest grcj problems for wono m e n in '' : • American ManagementI Associa-A feminine preJU'cjudlces of bankers, business, bus - followed by lo'la w y e r s . ; lions reached this conclusloiislon in a customers andd oto th e rs . . ‘ c u si s to m e rs a n d a c c o u n ta n ts . - recent survey undertaken for Presl- Tho A ^ stud,tudy also showed fewer. xiThe successful woman e n tre p r- "•dent Carter to determine,1C, among' than 1 pcrecnl:cnt of the feminine eheur, ehei the study found, comese s fro m a Opon Friday NItos : o th e r th in g s , a m o d e l o f th eI successfulsu e enterprises were'cre started on impulse. ‘ close, clos supportive famii;^ andn d h a s a ____ . ’tJl9P.AA. ; woman business owner. Mosl wero carolnrofully planned. There particularly pan strong bond 'wiwith the Bankcaikcards & C hargo ijjixbi Conducted by means of a question-qi was no Indlcatlortion that the failure rate mai A c c ocunts u n W olcom o m ale parental role model. Dow/ntov/n & Lyr • naire mailed to a large numbernun of - was significant!intly greater, or less, L y n w o o d ' S HHOES '• feminine proprietors acrojcross the than the general’ral high failure rate of ^^^^^Tw InFolls country, the sludy refutedcd ;several all new buslncsscissc s. widely held misconceptionsts anda pro- The womenI susurveyed started Uielr duced Mrhe Interesting statlitatlstics on enterprises, likelike niosl men who go- women business owners. In to b u s in e s s , bccausebc< they hnd sound Of the . women respondlnidlng, 72.5 Ideas for usefuleful goods or services, percent were Caucasian, 22.7J2.7 percent because theyey desired financial blaclt, 3.4 perccnt native• AmericanAr Independence* ania nd w a n te d to m a k e u se . _jm d 0.4 perccnt. Oriental.1. SomeS 70 otpcrsonal talcniilcntor-sldlls.-...... - - : p e r c e n t w e re P r o te s tn t, 15 p e rc e n t T h e o n ly cal re a ldifferences resulting • CathoilcandSpcrccntJcwlsh.'Ish. from sex dlsclo;•closed by the qucsUon- ' i m / • The commonly held belle>cllcfs .that nalregrewoutofIt of lingering prejudice, i i : m ost women go into businesscss becauscI rronlcally. the thi women indicated, ; they are single, widowed or dlvorccdd someoftheprejir e ju d lc c c a m c f ro m th e ir . ahd thusm ust woric for a living;livii that own sex. Tncy:y hh a d a lo t m o r e tro u b le ‘ th e y In h e r it a fa m ily b u sin ecss, ss, orstart; with female wotworkers than wllh men, A-WOiOurr a business on impulse orr slisimply to ' for example, • c a m “ p in " m o n e y w e ro n oit t bbo: o r n e o u t. T h e re w a s general gei agreement thal On the contrary, more thanh a n iia lf th e th e w o m a n who e< s ta b lis h e s a b u s in e s s hngesttasiFf/ffp/afeA ■. women In the study are•c mn a rr ie d , s till is s u r e to) een n c o u n te r s o m e fo rm of Flat or Gloss : Fewor.than 7 pcrccnt Inherltiicrltcd their m aleprejudiccic c olo n g th e w a y , r e la te d lid they had . for the most partpar to m en’s l>elicf that house paini SALE ; buslne^ and 42 pcrccnt said L

' One Coat Coveraae, - wh>when applied ------according-to-direclions.acc m - t f ' Resists Peeling. ' Colorjast. rcfi. S13.997 H e l p i n g y;our c partn(i e r o u t ~~ -j—on-the-clubs-bs-must be the ace. - ;__ S l a v e ** . 3 a f a iI . . - of d iam o n dds s to teU W e st th a t NORTH 8-io-A ( h i s d ia mnonds o are all M e i h ^ T oia i itM te H ♦ 10 8 5 w in n ers. V K Q 7 E a s t ’s ne^next two discard^' Waf/Paimw ♦ 1 0 8 are the fivere 1and then the two r r W u s h a b lc ------9 8^6— 8------“ (irh^aTtsn. Thus, We3t“can lors ' '£ ' ' afford to chuck c hearts at S W EST EA ST ^ Q.3 49767 6 42 each turn. VJ964 VA525 2 Finally,, £ South comes to Satis/'sfacf/on Guaranteed in the int of decision. He ♦ J9764- tAQJQ 2 the moment o r y o uur r purchase price will be refunde >9I. ♦ 74 4 533 has seven1 titricks in. He can sa.99 get two motlore and make his ) e SOUTH game if hehe gets two more ♦ A K J spade tricks:ks. ------V IO 8 3 W hat wouould you do If you S• 680 Decorator Colors '♦ K 5 3 ■1 , w e re n ’t loolooking at all the 4 A J 10 2 c a rd s? Vulnerable: Neitherier ■ Just whatlat South did: He Save^2 Etealer: South tried a spadiade finesse; lost to „ the q u een ana n d w a s d ow n tw o. Rf rc.'J. W .9 West North Elast South ^ Sale rnda t Septem ber Hello-Tot\r milr tuily— I]Q[laiT>3yfei emJa 21 Pass 3 NT Pass h t P a ss rt the use of Ihese coalings You hold:d: . unded. eaiiup ► 6 M O -B ------Qpening-ieati: »6 ------^ ------S a v e o n t h e Ex/. Sol/d, ColorI Sfol. V K 22 i l i . Ext. Seml’Trarvporei O riginai... ♦ K JJ 4 4 Rcdutood Latex Stair v ______9.99 ♦ K 9) 7 I. WTtc Con'PAHV Thom pson R ot B y O sw ald J a c o b y H o u s e ^ i n t and Alan Sontag A ^ i s c omsin n s reader wants S t r i p p e r " ' E a s t s ta r ts th e defenfense off to know ourur opening bid. -|J Up ■ E n ty lo A/iplii • Soap anil Water Cleanu and running by playirlying his We open1 oneo: notrump. We queen of diamonds aat t tric k h av e 16 h igg h h -ca rd p o in ts a n d L,. one. South can’t affoifford to 5-3-^2_distrstribution.' A no- ______. duck. For all he knowlows, the triimp open]ening Is indicated y M B flol : a c e is in th e W est h amd.anda n d clearly m; spite*ofs| our five w e ^ i a g a t . mrIMm ^ rcg. 59.99 ; duck would give WesVest the spades. - - whole suit. . (NEWSPAPERRENTERPRISEASSN.) E xterior S ta in s -Now South cashes on

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)earAbby, Dear Problem ,'' “ I just read aboul lhat falher wwhc ho b r o k e h is n o se w h e n h e! What your "wonderful”’ul’’ jprospective husband wearsa n o n ■ ell off his 14-year-oId sob’s s kcateboard. a td I can understand1 his flngeiB Is less impo'rtan}'rtant th w what Is In his head i vhy ho would be upset, but I thinkU throwing his son’s1 his heart. If he’s right forfor; you, and wants lo m anyrX ) : Reg. SCHOOL ikateboartln the trash was inotcuacusable. > — '-i-..--don’t let hlsjew elry gotilnthoway.; In th - - I'm a 6S-year-old grandmother, her. Last year I fell off my' DearAbby, {randson’js skateboard and broke C * 1 8 « « oko ray w rist, but 11 was ray' My problem Is me. I nt never know whot lo say w h en \ — . • - >wn fa u ll, a n d I c e r ta in ly w o u ld n ’t Idn’t p u n is h m y g r a n d s o n fo rf someone osks me a questiclestion lhat I prefer not to ansvn sw er. FROM t. I t w a s g r e a t fu n , a n d I m a y e v e r oven try ll agflin sometim e, F o r e x a m p le , q u e stio n s o f a p r iv a t e f a m ily n a tu re , sulUch d a s ■ I took a lot of ribbing from ever everyone who knew aboul It,.. „ “What happened belweeneen yourJ sister and hcr-husbanm nd?'-’- I — ^------T H E STORE )u n jiist laii^ed r l^ t along withv ith th e m . M O r, “ W hy d o e s n 't y o u r so n mi a n y th a t g ir l h e ’s I w n1 livli\ i n g ' g I f y o u c a n g e t In lo u c h w ith ththat a t father, Abby, please tell* wlthforsolong?” Ilm for rac Uiat a nicc move wc THAT BROUGHTHT ■: > w o u ld t>c to b u y h ls so n a^ ___ O th e r q u e stio n s th a t aaren’t re n all that personal also IrrI Jrand hewskalcboa'rd'...... m e , su c h a s , " H o w m u cch h diddll j^ iip o y ”fo r tlio M ^ e o s 7V " - - i I' >kalcboaiti Grandm a I suppose I could say,I, ““It I t’s n o n e o f y o u r b u s in e s s ,"" bI u l l C LOWERPRICESES < Ijiw rencevillc, 111. don’t have the nerve, so I find m ysdf answering a3 k lo t o f f ^ . % DearGrandma: q u e stio n s I do n ’l re a lly' wan a n t to a n s w e r , TO Y o u s o u n d lik e th o k in d o f grandiha ra n ( every kid would likee If you have a solutionon forfo my problem, please pulUl ll In % to have. However, if all graniTandmas were to take upp your column because I’m sure I’m not the only onene w ho ’ \[ MAGIC VALLEYEY < skalrf)cahling, they arc likdy’ to b c c o m e a v a n is h b re e d . w o u ld J ik e to know . T o n g u e-lie d In T e r r e H[a a u tetc . [> ea rA b b y , m llar to Illustrationsa n s I • I’m gong with n wonderful mn aan n w ho w a n ls to m a r r y m e,. D e a r T .T ., ^ ' J [ am a widow, and he’.s widoweriwcr who hos lost two wives, W hen yoij're asked a1 questionque you don’l wanl to ansm sw e r, ^ Wc seem so rlghl for cach otheiilher, but something botherss don’t bc defensive or,apol,apologcUc. Say, “I’d prefer• notn( lo ^ V^vV—-A m e. answer that." I ■IVy IL Y ou’ll b e a m aiz z eed d ni t h o w e ff e c tiv e 11 Is. He still wears two weddingg babands. I haven’t worn my y DearAbby, A'cdding ring sincc I started lolo. dalc( after my husband’s ® Why is ll thal the secondcond child is alw ays better adju;iju s le d , J sack so many memories, and ■ ■ ' ' d e a th . (T h c s ig h t of it b r in g s ba ck e m o U o n ally , lh a n th e first?[irst? ij I d o n ’t w a n t to liv e In tiie p a s t.)) M other ofifThrec T iC I I o n c c lo ld ra y new lo v e (Joklngl:lngly) thal sincc ho seem s so0 DearMoiher, fond of wearing wedding ringsIngs, I want a double-ring8 Your question assimicssnes som ething lhat Is nol necess.jssarlly ' ^ / ceremony, bul I don't care lo bc jpart of a “3-rlng circus,” true. But In those cases'Vscs'where 11 is sometim es truenc, ll’s % I so to p le a s e p u t h is ( irs t tw o r inn g g s s .a w a y . probably bccause thee parentspa hnvo icamed somelnothing if I ,. from hflvlngralsedlhefirsQ fir s t c h ild . ------—H e s e e m e d to a p p r c c i n tc m y littleliti joke, bul I notice he is Ine letters becausc you don’^J■t know Jl / still w earing his rings. ~— _ ,ILyoiLput_ofLwrllingJ Ladies w h a t to s a y , g e t A b b y’s booklet,bo< “How lo write LcltcnciraFo'i^ t ------/— J Should I bring It up again?' It really bothers me to secc A ll O c c a sio n s.’’ S e n d1 11 ai n d a lo n g , s ta m p e d (281 c. r a special mmidwinter tre<.reat ©ChicagoSua-Times; 13 lo IS w e e k s lo initiateinlt bloom. Early wherei e r e th e r o o ts fo rm c a n b e d a mn a g e d ^ f J Pretend It’s January ... fouri r fcfe e l o f S e p te m b e r is tlie1 dede; a d lin e fo r J a n u a r y b y' ja m m in g lh c b u lb Into th c m lxtiIx tu rc. ^ I / ■ Denim ^ow on lhc ground . . . Icyry w in d s flo w ers, A dJd d enoughei soil to cover lhe bi stinging your ncck. But insideidc your; Plant your bulbsIbs In a deep pot with thencri wWi a te r th e soil w ell. ' c I I i home are bowls filled wllh crocus, crt good drainage. Since SI foliage and After Aftei tpcccss Water has dralra in e d I / f leans hyacinths, daffodils and tulips,illps, all flowers grow uprigJirig h l, th e b u lb s sh o u ld a wvay, a y , cover the pol wllh alumirn in u m ^ I-. ' M * forced into early bloom .. be placed closee tto g e th e r - fo r ' b e s t foil11 anda m placc It In the refrigeralorlo r f o r \ I ' li Peach Skin For this midwinter treat, slartjirt now,i display, 13 to 15IS w e e k s. T e m p e r a tu r e s bctw;tw c e n i ^ A'' ' _ , M ailorder bulb houses need time tiir to Use sterilized1 pollingp< soil, eilher 35 andim d 45 d e g re e s p ro m o te stro nig g ri o o l ' ' '7 — -by------process yo,ur order. Oncc bulbsbs area in packaged or homernemade. Make a \vell growUi•owth. Check the soli every wee!'c e k lo .. Ho Beau your hands, they need cold sloragjrascfor in the soil for cadicac bulb. The base makeiakc sure 11 Is damp. I : $ 1 ^ 7 8 8

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i f n o r r ______- F e m alY p r e sjtif tu f e in e w b) e s t - s ee l l i n gG ^ X X tnrlX zrtr med to live with . • PARIS P A R (UPI) — She lives Jn1 whatv alone. It has been»n translatedI In 18 radio,dio, alli those things you wantant to "I have Jeanied id wllh a ^U e. “I •' • • - - t hB e FrcnchF t call a “malson bour,lurgeo- countries and finallyla lly w a s p u b lis h e d In p ossess sse ss and to get them you need" nc ■ myself,” sho said v »es to kUl myself but , " ' Iso ” , 'a -I very proper, middles:e-class the United Staless Inin July under the money.'o n e y ." tried several tim es t that that’s over now. t! , oparlnlarlment house, her fifth-fh-floor title, "The Life: MMen e m o irs o f a F r c n c h HThe ie ex-prostltute reflected U m ust. seek content- . • ‘ walkupilk u p fla t a t th e to p of w cll-pollslIlshed, Hooker.” ...... p roostltuUon s U tu appapraUy has nolot de-1 "Everybody' mus mselvcs. No exterior w o>odcn o d ei stairs, past quiet apartmiments "I left prostitutionu tlo n 10 y e a r s a g o ," c recased a s e d slnc^ the sexual revolut!ilutlon mcnt wllhln themsci I - the person — doctor,, pri'priest — can do this ~ o fconservative c o n s families. ------• s h e sa id . " I w o rkced e d Inll it for five years gavoIVO "rcspcctablo”* • women - 1 I aU by mysclf.'M y Henrpartm cnHs-tastefult-wcworm,— beglnning-when-I-wi-I-was:-20.-My-fatbeE__llberty.>erty.to,pursuc.&ex Just.as_nienje n d o ___ for you. I did It all h l m ^ f . 'l o o : H o r u n s ------Hf " fiiieie atantique" furniture, well coviovered was a thief. Shops,ops, banks. We slept “SexualIcxual revolution," she said wlUwith a falherliasTdundlilm irris n alitt]eresta^rantno^tn o w . ______• E : - . ' -W ith1th s u b d u e d b e ig e fa b ric , mmarble— a nlnctoffroomlnTrPa7rPari«uburbT^^ ------b lttottor4aughr.l*Those r4 « are only-word^ . _!‘Y ou c a n fin d somso m 'e o n e lo lo v e a f te r •cplaccs.-There Is BcOlhoven'in'and • Her book opensIS withwl reflections oh cliche,Iche, It’sriofreal."I f. I live w ith,a m an • lo p ln fo r th e hl-fl, s o m e n ic e moovc p o e tr y ," she : said. "When v airlous.Paris rio u brothels that welcoIcomed Miss Cordelier ^idm I' with emotion A friendfrii took her' manuscriptJt toti a jjjjyg inn a world. of gaitiage ■ a)llsher. Now she has written { t iua n d nre d s of c u s to m e rs d a y a n d: nignl; h t. w h ile h e r a g e d bulldcu lld o g n a m e d S w e e tie p u b lis h ■” M d y o u h a v e n e e d o f lolotsofpoctry." ls 1^'; JJeanne e a r .Cordelier is a-newv .I .b e s t* s n o r e d on h e r s ujin n n y y teI r r a c e . " W o m e n solid ld aa novn e l a b o u t “Iovr a n d life ,” i One of her fovorworlle lines Is from F v seilling llin g au^or for having exposecsed her do nol profit rom from It — just wine starteda rte d on a th ir d book. Jacques Prevert: ■ u . v e2ry ry iuiiproper life in her sordiddid but merchants, lawyers,yers, doctors, hotels, Since her book thrust her IntoiTo th e F r c n c h p o e t J a c 's bc a chink In the ' )mpasslonale autobiography,f, ,“Le pimps, llt;erary e r a r j limeljght she has reccl’ccived "There’ll always b< RDELIER gjW' give us a glimpse of EX-PROSTITUTU T E J E A N N E C O R E erobade” (The Escape). It haslas sold “ProstitutionI Is Is Increased by manylany Itletters from readers, “peopl'ople In winter’s wall to glvi . . . w rite s au toD bbiography, i *‘Le De er r o b a d e ” 300K),000,o« c o p ics s in c e 197G In France F r eveiyUilnR In .sock'ty. .sock Advertising, despairis p a lr ." s u m m e r ”■

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II DOORBUSTER! GIRLS' SHORT ^ _ X L ^ _ DRESSES • Flv«p«r(onilpr»tty»tylB* - LE! W OM EN 'S YARN'D^l-D Y ED • Choo»» from a«»on*d SALEl ploidi. pfinti f PL,PLAID FLANNEL SHIRTSiRTS ^ ^ MEN'S AND B(BOVS' FLANNELEL SHIRTS • Flfllqvalllr‘n .Ooy. .l«a»0-lB,man..l^>lia>SMLXl 99 , tquallly^Slia>32lo30 9 9 M EN'S / BOYS’ ^ , A REG. 57 ...... ^ REG . $ 8 ...... 5 ” LONG DRESSES ^ ■ 7 3 • apoly«>l»r and colton ■■ ------«tyU*------• ...- 'E C I A L I ...... • Dolnly prinli with conlrait j lORBUSTER SPECIAL DOORBUSTER SPEC trim TS • A tu n a ti colon In tlis i BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS MD FLANNEL SHIRTSs M aPolya.I.r'collonbland • rm. bfv»h»d colton flonn»h REGREG. 5.99 / i V / ___ .Coloilul.«fip«». .hotl jlce»al:v.„. 4 * * ■ : 9 9 jtkon. long plald» ■J a A..or tad collor tlylat, .x a a . 0-1 tquolltylniiie>33lo30 ______< ' I r ' ^ *.*i • Mochlna S!’ f / \ M = E C I A L ! SALEI GIRLS' PA • FIfilquc DOORBUSTER SPEC • Drtal and bikini >lyl«i JEANS • Nylon, cotton t In iiie i 3-1 * aCollon corduroy ond colion dan R E C . $ 1 , A N D 1 . 5 0 REG. sT: MISSES A N D JUNKIN IO R S k ( / / aSlia. Bto 16 I • Regular, ond .Ilm. FA M O US N A M E: JE. JE A N S - SALE! GIRLS’S DOOIlur collscllon Includat botic ond loihlon • Nylon olcottllpt In v.hile ou'IMlndmOnyofAmerlco't moil (omou»lamot Krondi harol \ | PLAIC.11 Ih* lotBIt looliilor Foil aM ltta t and |i \ YO UN G MEN’S AhA N D - • SI<«1 4 lo 6X ond 7 lo t4 • Worm, k lEA N S • REG. $4 ANO SS • 2 potl.* BOYS’ FARAH JEAollon/nyton twill G. 12.98 on© , a Doy.' cotton damm ond cotlon • flr»tqui ) _ % O T r f I )_28.g p ______< f c J U L / a Young m»n » collon denim .iie . 22 30______- “ G IR L S'O R tO N KNEI j ■ • BoyV-»lia» 8-l4. young man i • iolld color cobl* knil ttyl*i UNCM EN'Sh A A A PANTIES I------/ BOVS- 0 9 9 YOUNCJ. 13.S 0.. •: • Aliofoncy pollatni, ttrlpat [ . RfC.13. • Slt«>6-7%.B9%and9.n SALE! JUNIOR CORDlR D U R O Y 'I / R E G . T O > a ______. JEANS BY M R. LEG«EGGS •/ / ' : k l e " 7 7 ^ ^ on and poly«»ler h1»nd corduroy R E C .SIB L / : MENS BLUEBUCKL IronlballloopWaitctnilyling , JEANS « S to IS Inosiorted lolid color> ;izo5 28-38 5 ' S L I P S ' Flaro Log Sizo; 9 9 1 1 ’’M SALE! WOMEN'*r s SUEDE LEATHER '• REG . AND ACRYLIC KNITK SWEATER COATJATS t '11 I J I V a l u a to 1 5 , 0 0 . . 1 0 ” WITHSUEOE P A N E lS O rN FRONT ANO BACKI N EE H IG2 H S ------aThioattylai. .. ballad ororunbatl«d u REG..* $353 5 ' \ n l . j D B O Y S' ■ Two ilylailaalurs knit acrylicQ£r hood* ^ i\ MEN'S ANDB imal ^ f l :LE JE A N S W BLUE BUCKLEilm 8 8 ^ . s i t ' • 100% tollon danim !8 y / ) a , \ , • Small llo«« on leg.X boy.'O U ; W .Man'..liet30.40.boi • Colton G M INI - SUECEDE A ND KNIT VESTS BOYS- RIC. 10.»f ' • Zip'Iron' ' Bto. •.»» • S li.tS t jlpJrontorllaJront REG..525 525 . . /TTC^^^ •G»nuina»uoir1. a T) *11. TjJRTLENECK TO PS ■ ------ORT SHIRT 9 9 999 9 MEN'S SPOR iC .S 3 2 1 6 ^ ^ «Ei ;iziS7-i4 TTOO ^ ■ u o . u . « / 7 ^ SPECTACl.CULAR I • An oult'onding co'lacnon•Clionol Fall .hill. ___ . 4 T o '$ ir A h . LADY ARROW I • Zip Ironl*. plockal (roiili, I BC :O W L NECK T O PS « DOORBUSTER!X e « Hobdad «t»l»»,‘ollo'*‘^ *'l >.vlr«ll«' Ini'! *-SHIRTS. BLOUSES , Solid*. »olid» wllh »i«ipa». | 9 9 J H H ^ KN PULL-ON SLACKS • $lia»S.A» L-XL

CAiC.iS 4’’ ^ 9 9 I ______■■ ■ 7 . 9 9 -M E N ^ SWE/l/EATER VESTS N SEA REG. $17______/ . _ .Pullovar.ctawneckjlyla, 1yla « O .J TT t j b o y • Flvaiol'^colo'* ;IZIS7U y|99 _xiuk SALE!IE ! BACK-TO-SCHOOL ..A i .lOOriocryllc , ifO .T oe.Jo A - REG. M K M aSitatS-^^ '99 ■ ■"SHOHOES PRICED UNDER T’ 3 MEN'S ANDNb BOYS' BOYS’ 4-7 ro IP SKI5WEAJEUERS m f . f aKNITTOPS r ; * 1 5 i •Man'torlonocryllc botlonbollon Ironl lla ond »kl .naolar. • ,[ioy»'bo1dandbu1kypullc tkU w aolai. .Man'.il«a»S-Ml.Xlar.dl(Land boy.-.H..DIO 10 MIM S. RIC. $J5JAND$3i AND BOVV,l»tG. U.»0 ' g 9 9 REC. M 1 4 ” o1 i 9 l * * 7 * * 0 Y S '4 T 0 7 STYLES FOR MlEN, E^ W OM EN ANI • Many siylos of boyi'.and glrli'Oirls' loothor th o o i, 9.9 9 to 13.994D CHILDREN I I BEAU JEANS 99 • Boys’ and glrlslaihlotlc shaat100} |priced frm 9.99 to. 13.99 MEN'S ANDND BOYS' _ j ^ ^ j^eTS AN D ‘ • Wotnon J othloTtc ihoos nowow 112.99and 13.99 ’ • Mon S olliIotrc ond cosuol shoishoo. 10.99 10 14,99 w e a t h e rR WATCHERV JACK b y WEATHER W H • Famous brondi including Torn Sowyor, Mr. Snooker. AAU =kets • ^«utl>*r Woictiar iiyUdbv Po< U n.houldar., .laa.a.. yok.. " ' jotl.«uu..d.».i*lo« l

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... O K A ^.I'l l TAKE.THE ■ I i 'l l A ls o TAKE THE : / AND I LL TAKE THEF V ( W CAN HAVE THE I FRONT FA6E, M 5P0RT5r "FOQmvEDsrraE—- : ■ fFOOD CASE ANP'THE^-X ' B iR O tiiSs ...... :SECTION ANP THE THEATER SECTION ANP3 ' l^ (X IE T ^ C O L U A tN S J ^ cPlTORlAL PA6E... ^^ , THE CQUIG5... ' ~>f y o u r s 3 r o u ;n in g rer e p o rt that wish of S ’ T h e B^ That Robertrt aiand EUiabeth Brtimting vtre^w e n t oof’lite^^ ...... nai; materiala liz e [ —\ ptalPtlovI lovers bvrideiy laiow n. LessweOiweOpublidied, ——*— * thougjj,*^"* matmaiier of some dHIca^.'Ntmely^tely^the'rtported ' — - - fact that they ncnevei taw cach otbes exccptwl?twhea.apptop--— !______l. ntorealitirtoto d a y BIONDIE______d itd y d ra s e d ; 1'1 e„ oKTcoat^. suited, gowoet>woed, p a ja m 'd , r SURE,BOSS,rr'LL GIVE N \ i PWOOGV. ABOUTt aALI l l ) TORECAOT JOB THUM D AY.lY. AAUGUST 10,1978 ^ THIS IS CALLED"> ^ V '' N vnGA,Boss.rrSA ^ { D O M O U ) '- f v o u ALL KINDS; OF , rr ooes for me'6 ISjris ■ ■ Oiijkcht Mbcjibeancn to Siberia marie thee gn giavet o f their GENERAL TENDENCIES: Thislis (day offers opportu- GREAT WAY TO ^ TWINK^^^^ I PRESH NEW IDEAS5AS r TAWCEALOAD /. __ - jideer antlers, adding a new paii • OPP MY FEET / — "I ■ dttd with relndo ' pair e tch year, ido* for advoQcomeDl. Chock outmt titbo posaibilitios, but S T I M U L A T E \ the way people)le aroundi here commemorateite w with flow cn. o n 't n u h Loto m aking b u t / decdodalona. A. parsonal -^TH E BRAIN ish Stands a good chanco of cominging truo.t ^ Wu Herbert IHoorer who sakl. **Do notot nne^cct bdng . itudy eoDtiacta you have Jutt a boy. Itrtt ononly comes oncc” Remember)ber thai, young ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Study .•Am and cany through to tho lettlettor. Add to prosent eooQts a n d prM tige tb u sly . m f T lj DU you knovJ10W lhat a mosquito has 477 teethTte« N tilh e r TAURUS (Apr. 20 lo May 20) TalkTaU that ptDblam over } dkl I. Dut 10 1I coiconespondcflt sven. ith a p a rtn e r and pave th o way foror amoothora s sailing in the itutv. Mioglo with euccossful porooo)rsons as thoy are ablo to STEREOS ivo you valuable advico. Improvo3 youyour position b life. Four o u t oif f flvtfll yoim gilen w ho d o n 't ow)wn n istereo rccord GEMINI (May 21 to Juno 21) SchSchodulo your work in* liey intend to buy same whea ' )Uigontly a n d then w aato no tim10 e doingdc it. Tako noodod ------playen uy they bea they get the o altb troatm onts to bo m oro dynamam icic. money. Seemsis ilgnlflcant,^ a little. A few geoaBcoentlona badt, MOON CHILDREN (Juno 22 to JulyJj 21) Attond moro ANDYCAPP evezy kid wantednted his own horse and a BowiewieknIfe.VfheaI i xial events and cultivato charming)ling poopio. Bo careful in I -wuaUd.ltwuiv u a bicyde and a footbaH NlowH’saCorrette ow li 10 spondingofmonoy. . “ T \ 1CH/THESERVICETHEETHESE and i hi-fL ThULbJLbJ liAYS-'EKNOS^VBClySX , prindplc-ll’.I allla tn o ip o rta tlo n . B ut neverr befcbefore h u m u sk I A N C Y - /> ^ T H IN K < W'^rMLEFPWANMC iodamuntal mattora and you realizeiIIta a groator abundance 7 £ > r ^ b e ta luch a bigilg desld w ith the young. oon. Somoono you moot today coulicould bo most holpful to ou In th e futuro. Avoid ono who alwaalw ays asks for favors. Q. “ W hat'is a 'U p ec to m y T ’ VIRGO (Aug. 22 to, Sept. 22) Do somo resoarcb work K A. Plastic msurgety on the buttocks, sbobo knownk u Ao | . ^Qt could a id you in both buslnoasOSS iand porsooal affairs, ^ totlomlift. kj tactful in your lottor w riting andid avoidnv h u rt feelings. Did y o u hear.ear th e report o f some doctorsrs wtwho say lack o f UBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)I PulPu in moro economy B e ------n i t can cause! legleg gam ps?______leasuros and improvo your buainossinoss structure. Provide itter proioctlon'foryoiir poasosalonf _ 5 » » ^ • - -BEER SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)I GotGel busy handling your In Bydoixe*.!xs. Poland. Is a brewery. Somehonehow, one m o m - ' affairs and forgot thoao of othor)tbors for tho timo being, tng In 1973,.a, .a m ajor val>-e in th e placc w u damaged. It j t o r go t in touch w ith frionda forr somoson recreation. DOONE5BURY ^ diverted severalTil thousand gaQons of beerr hithito the town's SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Doc.!C. 221) Plan somo sctivily w ater m ain. Residents Re: thettabouta tumedcd oion their water ifitii th o aJd o! an export who givoa'OS /you good advico confi* >t beer. Uodentand there werwere (hose who lontiaUy. Follow su ggestions for bost results. taps and g o t t CAPRICORN (Doc. 22 to Ja n . 20) Contact good friends . • r Bss/p&mucKKFCR f toLuimwcuLPBa ■ U.o«^.U..yMd*d died and gone to heaven. 50 ’ ■ ,nd got thoir opinion aboul a projocrojocl you have in mind, 1 Tf£6a&NM£ffT,HeAlS0 At(SmSHmCHfiHG6 'iooa»ein.fi£A5£? * & iiS r ^ J IfB- FfmBOm£.CMi I n A I s ^, bis la rirer fed b y two tribularie*.srie*. O ne o f ihese ■ollow th o moro practical suggestionjtions and forgot tho rest. OAmTOHff^BSBiALFB- - : WNGfimOCffmCFPESPCN-av-' o isrscHacKmarr.. . ' streams containsains Iron. The other, which drabidrains from a peat AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 lo F ob. 19).9) GGot lho cooporation of ’ r > V N\ ^ iwamp, containsains gallto ackL W hen th e y mlix ix ala t th e fotfc, ± e (igwjga for a goal you havo and got jgood results. You can J in the w ato utterfy dark. TheyThey form ■ true izpond easily in c aree r affairs a t this igiven lim o. ? 0 k chemlcab him i ^ 4 fli blacklnk. •PISCES (Fob. 20 lo Mor. 20)I NcNew conditions present^ ance morc quickly whore hcmselvos that help you lo advance ______C !alm _b Uuthat the famous Be«u Brummijmmel kept three DCtiiing neT rrstim uiolingr' ■ 'our caroor is conccmcdrTry somethi on his psyroD, when be hadd a ]payroD, to do IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TOETODAY . . . ho or sho f e j / nothing b u t anajin a o g e his hair. vill b r copobtc of m aking plans andmd (carrying through with hem without tolerating any intorforcnco into until thoy Acer«u m»ll tooU l_ M . Ooyd, p. O. Qaxesi.VVMiniiuinirlord.TX 7«0se iro complolod and successful. Somtsome, sports aro'fino that M > 1 C08CepyilflhI 107S Crown SyndleiK,I*. ImInc. vill build up th e body stru ctu ro . II^^S

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REX MORGAN HOPING THAT I ______fiflVE M£ ▼^HCYf H TTHAT500Nr?&l p7' l PIPH-T KNOW .'Y l w e HOPIN l o w e \ N i c e ; GIVE m« J WERE 6T1U. 11 COtJLP7 TAtXTALK -SO WO W V ^ n I I A PRE6CR1PTION \ 1 Few /MIMUTB5. n ■'fi ^ V FOR HAU= A COZ£N 1 yW o u A j /we A CALL HHeRefC0NNie//FORA Few/v j j 'i j / ^ I4BLET5--TDTIP6 [Oil 'Trawr-hiriC'”'’ ■ ! m§E P it? PTf. E W R » < E Rf S ^ ^ H L A4E C7VER UNTIL MY TAKE CARE OF KW t iB R ! PCCT^^R G E T & m B - Y 5€RiSeANT2,B^--^ V BACK IN 1 ^ ' t d w n / , ^ B E i 1 - g i g 1' i - 'Ihn I ut: III M ''^h ^Y h aave v i LOTSA animalslls here! Why * dn't w e.bring Barfy andi n d . S a m ? " 'TWWrtOlEMVSWIWPlEORIOftlC£CR&WO«EV£M jj t m f = ^ ,^£5!W W IW £NE0?'tot U W iW

-...: ...... :------.. ,------V- ...... " M Tlm oa-N ow o, Twin Fqllo,a. IdiIdoho Thuraday, AupuatlO,t 1 0 , 1 9 T O .______------1 001 RoritU 007t a ■ . Jobioflnt««st; iat W j o t » o ( l n t e r n t , ! FHSSH COMMERCIA”l "PARTp a r TIME HOUSE KEEP- ^ -FLOWERB-FOR LESSl-All- - INGIQoneralingi houao hooping ■ ^on 'or "Sw pSilT&n D ccttslonB - d o llv o flo a . dullos, dutli will train. ■ ConUct “Senior on Citizen Outreaoh Aldo lhrouah|Auaust-14th, y jf/& r/g » F /aw ars. 645 Mounlainmou V ls w C ^ C o n t o ^ 4978...... L - 42>6591. 40 ^ ^AppIluUona will ba laksn at 1 STCAA, 260 2nd 8tre«t Eaat. (Xa ,Ld»l«ndFound PAYLESS PA^ DRUG now ^TwinFails. 'V accepllng appllcatlona for g.],Salary- $3.16/ hr. Pociiona 45 i •'FOUNDI Fomaio AFGHAN thotho tollowino departmonla; yearn, o r.blcjor «f*:, ®n- Hound. Aroa ol Bluo U kea casiCaahlora, Itbrlca. olab a ' ’ Blvd. & 8 houp. Call to gjceillcenaod cosmolltlon. ex- ^Fqq, u J?l‘* OroRTUNITY Identity. 73^6600. ' porlporlonced major appllanco cEMPLOYER u e fouFOUNOI LbiJIo* BRACELET- MlOaalos porson. Mual bo able ' BuhBuhl’area. Call 10 Idomlly. «oto work evonings and cicEl south Central Community 733-M38.______WOO wookends. Equal Opportu- ^Aotibn0, Aooncy eata tLOST o s 2 BEEFALO calllo. '"nily i l l Employer M/F. ,0^^locnando aplTcaclonar'para - ; wmWhito bull and black holor. 4 PRCPROFESSIONAL Oulaldo iala pooalbia97B;;hoat --—-Nor—J^orih of Kolchutrt. JlOO fo- pan;pany In Southern Idaho. SoSo puedo apllcar on ol '''anward for rnfofmairon'ioadlno MuoMuat--bo- ffxporloflood or odlMedi(lclo- d o t-8 oulh Central------to rolurn. 728-4833 or 72ft- knoiknowledoable In prlntlno. Con-Community Action Agency, ; e a M . ______Sail Salary. and commlaalon. 2001260 2nd Strool East, an Twin D.O.E. Sond resum e and Fallt=alls. I LOST: Black ancJ whito salary hislory to Box O il. El ai . Shetland pony. Howard. ElauoldoseraU.ISlahDra.. c ro Tlmos Nowt. Box S48. ' PorePeraonas do 45 anoa o mas , TwInFalla.jdaho^t, sorrsornanlmadoa ha apllcar. .. LOSTI Roadlno cloaaea. — MAIDS AND HOUSEMEN: EMFEMPLEO POR OTORTUN- .. pfoBcrlpllon, Noar cornor ol m a‘i IDAD EQUAL MENTE. Bluo U koa and Fllor or on Sun Sun Volloy la hirino bolh- FllorFlfo oolno Wo9t. Reward, lomporary lomi and pormanoni gxiEXPERIENCED PART., llmo CallColloct72S-513a. houaokooplng hou' paraonnol. 1 caacashier for avonlng shltt, j Iroo meal por day. reduced, aotapply In, parson after 3 p.m. i. LOSTI Aroa ot Harmon Park- ratoa on (ood ond recrea- QGorogeqi K'a Find Food. 1T19 I FanFomaio SIAMESE CAT. Re- tlon. ff'® Domslorv houalng KIrr wardl 733-3389.______Kimberly Rd. J available. II Inloroatod. EXPERIENCED combine I LOST! At 77)0 Ci/np Augual pioaso nioA call or wrllo tho operators for harvosting t Cth- 10am. Whito. 4 month Housokooplnghou Dopt.. Sun poas and grain. Average i SlacSlamoao kitton, wllh bluo Valley ygi], Co.. Sun Valioy. Id P°* flvoB. RowardI 733.8759- niM wages. Cox-Brothera.. Inc. , ■ oyo 83353, 622-»111 oxt. 2215 EOE Kimboriy, Idaho. 423-5483 or ------M-F. M £ ■______■423-5109.______' CKO Announcements MAIMAN EXPERIENCED In EXPERIENCED WAITRES- .. garago door Inalallotlon. Ro- cc FFort < Jockson, S.C., os drillill liinstructors this the prproblems and potentialsIs o f n o n c o m - 543.&13-55B2.______maimonago Ihia exciting- counlor coi salos, otc. Apply In s uimmer, m : marches a detachmcjhmcnt of recruits missionlo n e d offlcO T . C a d e t S w a rtztz. . CTCTass o f '80, is Drop olf laundry, woohdayo, f®contemporary J lomlnln'o po,person to Aco Prlntlno,- 250 alon(long a compony street (above);)vc) and Inspects a the daulaughter of a K o re a n W a r v eeteron. te ra aticatlondanlon duty, SunBhlne fashion '“af storo, Rotall sales MalnAvo.N. ’ Laundry. 1630 Addlaon Eaat. 0*Poxporlonco protorrod. An ^HANSEN SCHOOL District Is I r in[flo o t>elQg c le a n e d b y a r e c ruit u i t (below).(I One of oxclling job opportunity wllh ...... sisSISTER MARY. Palmlalry now hiring bus drlvdffr (or r . Hoador R o o ond Advisor, w((l y^,|, Iho yosr (973 and. 197S. , Applications aro availabio ol i holpho’i you with aiw problom pPorsonnol. . . .105 Wost fP' moy havo. Open dally Ihe Dislrlcl olllco. ^ou Superior. Dululh. Mlnnlsolo 1 - t + T 9 ^ C n S lo 9. 542 Overland, 55802. Coll collect. 218-727- HAY H ^ EQUIPMENT - Bur -*=-x M31e431.Allrop1l09Contldontlal. OPERATORS ppi NoededI Muat bo willing to trovol. CaJ| 734- ^ ca(W ■ • ‘ Porjonals ------7237835-______ATTENTIONI Valioy High IMANAGEMENT HEY m o m ' . 19731G73 .graduatoa. Change TojToy Company. No Dolhroclng or Colfectino. OoMlla FREELANCEFRE INVESTIQA- . _ THE BLUE LAKES without'abllQatlon. Ph, 734- TIONSTIOI prtvole doctlve wock bSHOPPING CENTER 93Mor733^)l37. al reaaonablo pilcoa. In- - quirloaquir aro wolcomo. Call THE CLOSET Is on oxelllng. young, contomporory IRRIGATOR WANTED! For &lackfootBlai 785-2134 or 785- y o i gonorai (arm work. Qood is th S408.______fomfomlnlno laahlon atoro pay and bonellls. 544-2385, I WILLWl NOT DE RESPONSl- . ® anytime-______• | BLEB L E foranydobtsothorthan ing *"0 aoon. II you havo my own, Mro, Allco Do- manaoemenl "iar oxporlonco. lOURNEYMAN 'd • MECHANIC ' NardlB, • • ®"dond wanl a busy, lun, and WaWantodI Need own toola, - challonglno poflllion. you buibusy shop, commission I WILL NOT BE RESPONSl- will want to manage THE t’a!bosls. Incjulro: Kolchum f • BLE for any dobta con- CLOSET, Company bonotlla. AuiAutomotive, Box 99. 720- truetrocted by my oatrongod good salary. Wrllo or phono ogi6841,726-8840. ______" ] wwHo.I(< Oouno Nam Ctonor. y”layno Ridgo. Personnel. 105 NEV Ralph W. Cronof.______Wost Superior, Oululh, Min- nlsola 55602, Call colloci. K E L L W O O D 218<727-8431. Atl_-ropllos HAS SEVERAL ALCOHOLICS conlldonllal. ANONYMOUS _ O P E N I N G S ^ t e ' CALL 733-6300 For KNrrrEHS on tho 2nd MANAGER S!ond 3rd shllts And SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS on Arm tho day shill, UK; '. 007 .Eobsoilnlorett M R . M A R K ACCOUNTANTI PART llmo •Pormanoni•P< yoar around omploymont. Buhl aroa. THE BLUE U K E S employment.om Good berfsflla. Send ro> - SHOPPING C CENTER •Liberal bonellls ...... auiraumo to Box No, N-11 c /o '* •Excollonl woiklno condi­ tions TImea Nowa. Twin Folia, MR; y p MARK, .o n oxclling ACTIVITIES . DIRECTOR mon'a moi (oshlon storola open­ Apply In porsonal wanlod at Wood Rivor Ccn- ing ing soon. II you are am­ valevaloaconco Contor. Ex- bitious. t}iH( responsible, have • porlonco protarred. Contact solos gait oxporlonco, ond llko to ■ ’ ■ KELLWOODCO., * _____Hol'__Holon-Shewmakor or Max- mnnoflo, rrinr vou .wlii ,wonl lo...... 621 Soulh Washington lno6S0-2228.’Inoi ' _____ loom loat about thla caroor ...... ■ OfCall ------____ ADIADDRESSERD Wanlod opportunity. op( Company 734-2800 ...... ImrrImmodlotolyl Work at hom o- bonotlla, bon good salary. Wrllo no oxporlence nocoaBary- « r*or phono layno RldQO. For appointment . oxcoxcollent pay, WrIto Poraonnol. Poi 105 Wost ^Bolwoon 7;30am-4:30pm AmiAmorican Sorvico. 8350 Pork Suporfor, Sup Dulutn, Mlnnlsolo Lano,Lan Suilo 127, Oollaa, Tx 55802. 558C Coll collect. 21&-727- WlWE ARE AN EQUAL 75231.7 ^ ______l _ Z l _ e43l,AllropHo8con(ldontlal. ®^31 O^OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER,M/F I MECHANIC: Dloool, gas. — •APARTMENT* form iractora. and oqulp- LALAUNDRY PERSONNEL: ' - •MANAGER* mont. Also woldlng and QoQoth temporary and perma­ nent laundry porsonnol aro liiWlli Wondoll. M aluroorrotliod lobrlcatlon. Good condltlona no in a now privolo (arm ahop nonoodod In Sun Valley. I froo coucouple. Roloroncos ro- ® meal por day. roducod ratoa gulfQUlrod.Call324-34M, Clojcloso to lown, country living me bonolliB- possible, Waooa onon food and recreation, APfAPPLICATIONS oro bolng and vacatlopa nogoliablo. dodomatory housing available. lakon for a Nulrlllon Pro|ocl pPhono k . 508-234-7301 Connell, HIf I Iniorostod, pioaso call or F u ll fielield Ul?:Diroclor ror tho Tlllo Vli Washlnnton.______wriwrite Iho Housohooplng *• OldOldor Amoricons Act sonior — Dopt,, Sun Valley Co.. Sun - -citlron -program lor olQHt MILMILKER WANTEDI Magic •. 9 Valley. ? M 633S3. 622-4111, i n s p e cction t ! - ...... counlloa. Musl havo ot loast Volloy ''“'i View Dairy, soulhoaal oxl,2215EOE M.P.______0 soml-prolosslonal bock- ol <*±5 Buhl.543-4058. • oj^ C o n d u c tintg g in ssp e ctio n fn r c c r u i t ’ ^foi LAW OFFICE: 2 posliiona nround In nutrition and ac- NEEDEDI NE( Wallross or waltor available. Rocep- q u a r te r s Isis onother of the corc om plishod obllltlos In aWho otU Caplaln'o Tablo. App\y' in porson or coll oltor Spm, lioniat/typist-typing ox­ women drill In admlnlalrallon and inp ■111 instructors at Fort “m ^ anagom onl. Prolorenco 733-3913. 733; ______P°porlence roqulrod. Mag- ' J a c k s o n , CCadet ade Noncy Guowa. Card operator-automatic will bo gIvon to oppllcanta 00 NEED Ngj EXPERIENCED olllco |yrlypewrlltor oxpoilenoe ro­ H ^^ ^^ H ||jj||||||^ ^\; ■; ' She examineslines tho weopon' of yoayoara ol aflo and oldor. oil holp. ^olt Full or pan llmo. Somo ququlrod. Qood Boneflta. othor quallllcotlona bolng ^oo recruit AldonJdora Rochrich. The. bookkooping and typing, adApply (or Immadlato ploco- o<]UBl. Appllcallon doadlino Call cati 734-3434,______ment. Sond resurno to I^H women cadelcodets hod mostly- auc August 8lh, Salary com- N E ■E D E D , Q U A L IF IE D TjrTlmoa News Box K-11. :. I ^ H p r a is e fo r th e ssbc w ee k s tin t a n d -. moimonauralo with oxporlonco. Apply - al 1300 Kimboriy toachor (or pro school. Part LEGAL SECRETARY - for the NCOS.COs.wJlh whom they llmo or full limo ovailable. m i R oad.______225- NEEOEDI Experlenco ^H | worked. .825-5163-______no- necoosary.-Ploaao.call-for____ ------:APiAPPLICATIONS Now bolng • appolnlmonl, 734-4450. takitaken (or bartender and L'O LO CAL AMWAY D l- “£l walwallroaa. Apply Club Royal. STRIBUTOR STF Is helping many Ll.LIconaod ExperJencod I 1PQO Main In Buhl,______persons pon earn monov work- CCCOSMETOLOGIST N eeded 1i2£ ot Tno Clip (Mona hair APPLICATIONS Now Bolno Ing '"O 2-4 houra a day. Wo can at API holp you. For . Interview slystyling salon). Paid vacation, TohTaken for hoateas and appolnlmonl write lo Box L- getgroup Insurance and olher coccocklall wallroases. No ox- n.C/OTImesNows.T.F. “ PP bobonellls, 734.8302. poipoilonco nocoMary. Apply

aASSISTANT s : MANAGERS or MoManager Tralnoos for pro- 007 . . ' Jobaollnloiest 007 Jobsollnlerest roaalvo 3 sloro chain. ___ — ------% " fhree now atoros oponod laal 5 yoara. rapid advanco* - « ' s;mont. Location: Pondlolon,- La Grando. Ontario. Sond ruflumBa-tot-Oulsonborry'a • - , ^ ------p g ^ y jj^ g 5 Dopartmonl Slore. P, 0 . EJox 18 S a l e s l o b ------L u n ai r r e ss e a r c' l h m em a c eB O ■ ' ■ ^ I40. Valo Orooon, 07018. . of tJie lunar samples, N a SA n p p ro p riu tlo n s a n d is BABYSineRBA WANTED lor 3 ©New York Times Servl;cnrlce tensive studyy o is a fre- sciences." . houra In allocnoona on *2° o n h o u r fo r eveninge> work - remnant of The acllon wwould affecl several queni qui critic of federal spcn.lending on Dr. Gerald J. NEW YORK — A lasl ren d J. Wasscrburg, pro- • - wookdaya' wo for 1 yoar old plus m ileage ondone corrimission the Apolio projcct. rc^archarch on the hundred sclcntljntists at 30 universities, s sci c ie n tific r e s e a r c h . fessor of geologyJlogy nnd geopliyslcs jit child. chi Prolor colioge girl, roforoncoa, 7344142. - samplW of lunar soil ' anc Tinicnt“ l.nbonitories-nnd------1In on Approprlnlions Cor-ommittec . the California:i InstInstlliileof Technology. ^51 ilJaboratorlc.<>. session scs last weok, Proxmir BOOKKEEPER; Good with relum ed by the nstronnuts,its, is being two IndustrlaUa niru said: said: "Personallynoily, it will close my lob . .• ^fftjuroa. Somo cocrpulor. threatened a^CongrcMConiik)nsiders cuts TJie full Senatmate is sdicduled to vote___ "W"Wc feel we have spent a whaiewh ofa and a lot of people?op^|^5jabs,'^______JMJ&O. D.OTE. Call Linda 734- Call Time es s - N e w s in next yeaPs budget for UiuUuH National . on the r^ASA“U\"budj’el“Moirdiiy and'i.s “ Io["orinoiiL'y,’-S30‘ lot bniIon~I, and we In a lettercr Ito Sen. Adial E. ■"2550Snoinna'ancrSnaiiino: 2S5 ------733-090931----- T—----- Admlnlstra- expccted to upuphold Uie deletion. In shouldn'l she have to subsldin Acnjnautlcs and Space Adr iize these Stevenson 3d.d . rD-111., D r. E d w a rd EXPERIENCED ^ moTl ' - tlo n . . that case, theJie fate of future lunar people pec to study these rocks,-oc 53IW822. • ----- Committee voted last wockH!k tot dejete - montJi by a corconference committee of th the e ir ow n m o n e y .” l u n a r s a m p leI ftivernvestigators. wrote: th e e n tir e 55.7 m illio nI forfo lunar theSenatenndtnd the I louse of Represen- The 1 Senate then approvedd a.•! resolu- “The dumping»lng ofc Uie lu n a r p ro g ra m ' COMMERCIAL P sample analysis from the NASA tatlves. tiotion saying that NASAA should onto NSF. wlthcwithout an increase In - TROUT HATCHERY- budget request. It recommenmended thnt Since the HoiHouse approved the full "continue "cc to support from1 available a funds, meansms that two groups Is looking1 for oxperlonced W A N1I T E D I rusponsibio man. Salary In- , any further re.search onn theth moon S5.7 million lurlunar appropriation liut fu fur n d s tliL‘ m o re proniisl;i(>« ongoing previously fundeunded at $29,8 million cludoa ^7® homo and many Bundle 1 haulerss to1 drop cor- rocks bc financed out of Ihc NationalI sharply reduciJuced funding for the projecls prt on a short-term ba:;»a:;is while suddenly..hnve ^-c.to,scramble.for .to $24.1...... cor company t)onofll»-Sond ro-...... Sclcncc Foundation's budget bud, for Jupiter orbltejlter-prol)e mission, a new ne\ funding arrau(’ements-aii a r e b e in g m illio n , • w h icch h iais a 19 p c rc e n t c u t. Qume our lo: -lumping Rolnbow rie r b u n d le s in;in:; Twin Falls ‘worked out wiUi the National Trout Ranch, Star Rt.138. .. g e o l o g y ------solar-polar ml5mission and the spacc ‘wo ml Science . Geology, usingng ltiIts tradltlonaljools of , (Box,e° 846). Llvlnoalon. mornings. ' Mustjst have own Scientists, stunned by tJ)ethe prospect| telescope projtroject, NASA' arid the . . Foundation."F6' . pick, hammerer arand microscope. Is a Monlano- Mo 50047.______^ vehicle. Goodd income for of having to close down theirlielr laborat- scientific comnmmunlty may be forccd The 1 foundation has a budgelRctof».i.i low-budget operation, opc whcreos Rr“ E C E P . orlcs, contended that the effecteffc' would to make som;ome hard choices of million ml for supporting rose:search in isotope gcocheml:rtemlstry, u.slng the tools TIONIST/SECRETARYt k hours involved!! needed part-ilmo for acilvo , be "‘devastating,'^ not onlylly on< lunar research priorltorltles. geology, gee geochemistry andJ geophys- f of physics (mi( moss spectrometers, Roal Estoto olfleo. .Must s c a ll T io K - lte w s ' ■ research but also on alliedled fields of Tlio move to idelete the lunar funds ics.^ [cs Under Proxmire's plarian, lunar radiation detcctulectors, etc.) Is os ex- bo bo dopondoblo. Contact Ihteresteil Persons ca earth sciences; wnicn moy;y s.'iias: navo.' was initiatedd b;by Sen, William l^rox. —".•;c!cncckc! proJccts would be "e\■evahiated pensive as physichyslcs.... By forcing botli Sharon Shi Lamb Gom Stoto — -CircnlatlBi Dept.ept. 733-0331 . i He Is chairman of Uie compclltlvely ct)i wilh olher appl Realty. Down Town olfico' ' benefited from the skills skil and mire. D-Wls. H ppllcatlons groups to compc)mpclc for the same 8i 733-3d74. t m - knowledge obtained throughlUgh the in- Senate subcom•ommittec in charge of /orror basic rtscarch In the geologicalgc pcrccnt of theiriclr :former funding. _____ i ' . f s I :■------~ l ______1 win'Fails. Tdohb C-9 • Thursday, Aufluat:t 10.107810 Tim oa-Nowa.Twlnj mm inlL WM i i l T H l i f t p T P ) = r V Ploun r r o iocirwiril H HOmmlesPEe

------HomosfwSala------!— yiyationsWwlod- -C30------— HomosFofSale- WO—------— Ho(TW»FofS»!e_ 0* ------HomesForSJlo -030.:------—1 030------— ' JoteoIlnlWMlT ” 007' ...... joMQflnwrest:- :o o r“~ r 7T :— ■JotuotlworBst- :O ifl-— - ...... - FOR SALEALE-BY OWNERl -3 -. ~ ~ ...... - -• SEWINGWING'AND altoratlons. BEAUTI5ITIFUL NEW HOkTe BY OWNE□WNER - MOVING'Muiil om oldor homo. — 111 lECRETARY To *O fk~M - WATfflAITRESSES’ WANTEOr ' Ing completion. 3 Soli-t45,I- 145,750 Firmi Buys you P C F .iu st LIKE ioul,ft,'por wook, and on MustJst bob ovof 19. Apply In SALESOPPORTUNfTY 733-3130.-3130.______N earing 543<227altorgPM._ ' WANTED SINGLEIGLE WOMAN. 31, wllh Bodroonjom, lull basem ent. 0 f BodnBodroom. 2V^ bath, fuil VDENTURY ./C .I INDERELU’S iccaslonai Salurdoy morn- porsonrson. B O's bn 421 Nonn 1 toom. two carousel basemen'omont. air conditioning. ^ . FOR SALEVLE BYOWNER: 1600 LINlJ nn'It^u&l tvDO 50 words por Washlngton.Twln. ashir galoa ( > yoaf Old daughter wanla lamily t' J l . 8Q_U.homi oa parsons lo bo trained noMTinn'jltlon as housokoopor- flroptacoDcos, 2 bath, doublo iarpo0 hoi hobbyJiaundry room, lomo in Hanson. T*o SSLIPPER l nWulO. Coll 733-2128 for vTJfJjjANTED; Farm Foreman. in foanroolly aoloo. An oxcollont . )0. 5 Acres. *85,000. bullt-lns.t-lns. covorod patio. RV ' baths. 33 I Bodrooms, largo ippolnlmont.______hay on, Tipanlon. Excolloni cook garago. kltehofiI wliwllh paniry, partial y and grain. Good aalary, tralnlntining'^ program: Your In- • j driver. Ms. D. Roberts, Cloar ' Li Lakos AponcK. Buhl. parking,«(Ing. oxira oxtra storago. . imo should fil your! i; V' doublolublo wido mobllo homo como woon Mornlngsido and WIN FALLS REALTY basomontient. liro p la co In Tie is nol llmilod. Ex- X Box 543. Station D. 543-6404<04 or 543-5798, Botwoon TWIN R toom. 33X33’ cindor jpu'femoromonts, S for size, try «->. SECRETARY andid ulllltlos t paid. Oood collonllleni opportunity. Call Londonndon, Ont, Canada.______J5,0000 B BELOW APPRAISAL - «lunior high. 2130 Shorry • A40Addl3A d d lw n A venue E ast bodroom family homo.- ;T'V BOOKKEEPER luluro.luro. Sond fosomo ond Richan:hard Lullroil for appoint- 10. 734-2796 noon er shop, gas pump. by own®m or. 3.300 .q u .ro lool. " 'J 'S ' /Ve're h e ro for you. le n c ^ yayard, on IW lots. Bis Iho extra big lol lor No noDd a eccurato rotororfofoncoa c/aTlmos-Nows mont.int. llful cusiom bulil homo o v o n ^ Ida swing sot, a garden yplBt- wllh bookkoopino BoxP-> >i acre ready for im- BY OWhOWNER- -Oldor homo . ^ “®owrIl»(Jowned and oporalod assum e0 loon.loi Call ovonlnos. a1 horhorso or two. Palio, jklJIsL'Ablo to manaoo ono WANTIANTEOl Ous boys 4 Dl- 507’ MainMa; Avo Wost 1 character and pleasanl t room. Cali lo soo Ihis, COMPLETE motel and m e d iaia l le o c cu p a n cy . 5 with char 423-4669■8forappolnlmonl. fOi No lami yrooi jlru'ouico. Must bo noat ahwasliwaahora lor ovonlng shlll. TwInFilnF.II..M.h.8330l. ooms. 3 baths, 2 neighborjhborhood almosphoro. oday. *49,500,1213, jppoarlno, wllh somo mool- Mustb arlmonl-complox for your bodroo roallotapica p lo ase . ■______ust bo 16 df older. Apply In ——*" “ inspocllipocllon. Good location, firoplacilaces. Cali 423-<441. Dropp by by and soo us at IM no'tliiTpublic. Lovoly olllco. jfson, allor Spm. Goorgo • nore. Of phono 734-3377. . i EADIN !ALE BY OWNER: 2 f t p u c gxooHor>t modlcai In- , EjnplormoiitAgflncles CaUill fo r a p p o in tm o n i. BRICK;K d u p l e x Wllh moro ^‘""’0/,®: .E*mNQ INTERIOR DE- S sm. nlco shady Joca- , IM STATE REALTY '9 Fino Food, 1719 009 realtors ploaso,______COFUTOB } Bluo U k o i Blvd.N. suninoo. paid vacallona. Klmt>o ?5,000. Coll Cloar U k es ofioifieri Each sido has 0 rto_rooiio MTOB B.. llnl.t.M oil loromo. Now carpot STSBIui lmt}or1yRoad,Twln. . ------Agencylency 543-6464 or ovonlngs ||roplacms.J58.900. G R E A T m OlNQ. WE HAVE A 13-2020 . __ asaum;jmablo VA lo^n.-.E*-* appoallnjoaling loaluros which fooms.J5 lollng and drapos. Largo ErrploymojLt.______/ANTED-young-woman,for^ RING5NGSIDE OBSERVATION ludo_aQpafalo-dlnlng— ft-To-cVf TAKING APPLICATIONS-for- ' ARTHWORM.. GROWERS onl atarlor homo ol_ Includo fl-ElrcH'^roT7'AiJ D- ,od-yard_-*4a.00Q__Ca1!______jll tlmo. Apply In porson al poST.3ST. EXCU9E-THE MESS- O00r-^21)'Maaisonr734- aroa.rd.- hai handy ulility room and gT R E T ( . Two Aeres wllh r ~ an Shaw. Shaw Roally, Iho roltowlng full lim o Kentucky ; FftoQ Chicken. q uJT j YOU^ CAN STILL FIND NEEOEEEOEDI Pul your old oul- 1 a l l o r 3pm a n d oioclricciric hoat. Locatod on a LAX.;, , on nearly a half B<,a,oom3om brick homo, oponlnps. Bollor oporaiora. ,rT 7:5 Jildings to use. Balt Bam •0 01 boautilul backyard J473,______VANTEDI Exporlencod farm' THE^E 1SAME FINE SERVICE buiidini tkonds. big beaubeautiful lot wllh undor- ®' ' ICO, spacious rooms. 1 ,p l i l o n Is Ittto shlll. WAN! 'orm farm . 1722 Tiegs "ooko' .und sprinkling and a ''^odsd withwil Irult trees, and niT bath-a lh s. covered pallo. MUST;T btSELLI Lavish counirV workor 10 oporalo lorm YOUDU HAVE COME TO EX- W orn ______— ground SCO for a garden, Summor “ y;; droom homo..1023 sti. ft. moohanlcal bacKcround fo- wofjo ECT FROM NEW Roa^'oad- Nampa, idaho. Phono q JJaVLITY u i Aii Brick Duplex- lorrilicfillc ' vlow. Also doublo - oarago. pasluro. moto * Bodroo qui;?J3. Eloctfocnics porson, nachlnory and do all lypps PEC loymont will bo no pro- vailabio. 0® *67,000, G.W. Aco Really,Reai 733-5217, if farm work. 934-4001. 17^221:------with f I full basomeni two garago•ago 1 and morel Assume im in thh) brick lour bnsir.oloclronlc skJIIs ro- qL!2I! fIILORALo r a BUSINESS plus bodroorooms, 1V^ baths on low / into intorosl loan. Soo ihis ^ >r. 733-0878.______. ______quliod. Cook position, must WAN1VANTEO bus b o f and dl- dfoom homo In NE Twin W a rn e r^ ihwoshors morning and *'n&uN8 URANCEAD.IU6 TER ' beautiful o a u t homo. Woil oachh oldo.1 Nico iocotion. today,lay. bi boforo it sollsi F ?lIls. 9 Lova rock and tiaYprT,Institutional or ro- onwo: inlmum 5 years expori- ostabil:stabilshod floral business J04,900900. Evergroon Really, atakranl oxporfonco. ovonliivonlnp shllts. No phono Mmi'f rnwood accent lull baso- tYOUR CHILDREN alia ploaso. Ploaso opply In oncoiice required. ' n. 1^1 basem ent. ITHEAST LOCATIONS ValloiiMomorial Hospilal. V A N T IN G R e t i r e d appHcjpllcation.Commlaaions, bodrocodfoomo.' 2 bolhs, 2 ing. Two T large bodroomo, 1/2I acre iol. Irrigation water dusk To High School. Custom NORTHE T H E ' SOUTH CENTRAL nontlilontleman to work 5 days 0 c aanavoraoeJOSO.ondup. n a Ilroplatroptacoa, largo prlvalo yard detaChiChod garago, {34.600. andd gsgarden spot. This Sunday lomo by s fine builder. this lovely family homo Communlly Hoad Slart Pro- vook „oon doing lanilorlal work. andnd (pallo. underp'ound Call; 733-14227: weekdays 6-5 spaclouiiclouo homo has a lamily oppolntfr mo of the nicest sub- Otom hna oponlnfls for call 3 prinklinQ. Owner wlii con- tor appippolniment. room.>m. 212 balhs. and fireplace, divisionslions In Twin Falls. Do­ :all 733-4441 ask for Leo or ,pAR>ARTTIMESALESCLERK , aprinki Our24HourNumbor ,-.anc ited In' boautiful fall . Asslstftftt toachors In Twin ricK. Idor 29% down and carry f,. ^jc luxo kllchon with aii lhe Our 4 JE CORNER LOT: cotalod ^Ick.______- ■ S3.00/hour + com- sldor : 3IE BUT GOODIE. 2 po',';’'® ' Jos. 6 Bodrooms, 2 ,h ,io n .. alance. Priced to solil bodrocIroom homo en cornor buill-lnclll-ln convonloncos. TTiore I. circular driveway. VANTEDI Maluro poraona mlasli oxcollont carpel and / vorklng In.phono room aolt- 180.000. For lurthor “T OFroahloy painted Insldo o*c< iformatlon cail Cox-Howaid ^ - iporioa In Ihls lovely. *733-7721 ^ S .■ noapoolntmonls. 734-1580^ . CC O O M P U T E R IB M Inform: oul. New slorm win- droporie Ihoso are S i iOf S buy i moto on loday'a Ruqiilromonls: ERMiNALOPERATOR andnd AsA ssoclalos. 734-2292. dowo« . *22,000. 733-5264 lor h omo. m ^ Bargain pricod at } about this uniquo '’ever bi 1. Road, wrilo and spoak wiVANTEDI a n Cook • W altrossoa | S,500. Bo lhe llrst to see cOMFOFDMFORT AT ITS BEST. },o[J?o®1 olq! logs. ■ Spacious maiKoukoll - Dlahwashor. - Apply In c c o u n tin g k n o w le d g e tKAY'5KAY'S KLOSET For Salo* inforrn.irmation or 733-2513 to *48,500, onouQh English lo comploto * u* eipful. Small:mali investmonl, includos iqavo»o m ossago. R ealtor inisnowonowlistlno, roomyomy 3 3 bodroom. lormal |jy|n_ room. ,0, 3 bodrooms, nocossary plana, records porocDoraon Tho Coldon QrfdtJIo. Holpfi ning room, largo kllchon. ^i^ing3 room. ,0 Super view ol fU JNrNOWi O , {5GS.1OS6S0. invent!iventory. Cail 733.6704 or ownod^od.______* dining r( I onloy this yoars Irull ondlralnlnom alorlals. 20001?000Klmt)orlyRoad.______laded prlvalo back yard, tho counti„„i„ii.53.i»o. ■ 734-1072±23IL------n I v T W HOME; Brick and I - | )s. You also got * 2. 1s In good physical hoallh. WANWANTEDI Lady or couplo 10 SECRETARIES ------A 'M L E n oso 10 achoolaond shopp- itoem s on lhe main lloor. 3."0om onatralos an Inlorost llvo-lillvo-ln ond care for oldoily ,cSovoral) - ^ good offices, akllls u r Tie, 3600 square foot bl- ^ Ing.g. LowLov *50'a. Gem SUlo _ slstors. Proparatlon ol ‘ , . MOBILE HOME PARK [o“ Xoi oon 5,6 ncres on a hilltop mlkodray . “12 '“i." balh. tull basomont. 2 In w orking with young slsto aqulred, ojyrltiond holplul. Dally, loromo Branch. iDl«oeo-and,.-dout3to______-Chlldron and .familloa,. moalmoals and light housokoop;___ _^_._f^ANAQER. ______- -noarir fBuhl;-Call-(or-d«lalin. - | — | '4-ai^lV------7 '- Ing rogulrod. Call Oakloy, 5,000^Markoting Assocla- _ _ Roally. 734-5800— s;r.'ago. Must seo this ono at pd>Hculorly low-lncomo ing i •uii limo lob for man and , “Q"" ...... 324-8111',ONDOMINIUM unit lor familloa. S02.3B02-346Q or 602-3224.______PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN- 1. Builders, 734-4875 vile to rfialnlain club houflo. „nyiin-rtime, ______lie. No children undor 15. r I e a l t y 4 .' |3 willing to rocolvo WANTEDI y^^N Full Time Olllco aGEI oaulllut placo to live, 733- wikeGra lOop common oroa mowed. j^vUTWi 3 Bodroom Homo- 2 { BETH WICKHAM t((ltl)}/i'o In pro-achool oduca- Holp. ^olp Apply.In poroon. Bon Supoluporvlso 3 10 5 people. cofjoc':oiIoct rent, ond in,gonorai. ^EWi a )00-______— Broker 733^101 b e 733-5470 llon through on tho jot) Marcho, ^Qf^ Twin.______TyplrVplng required. Tianago park. Double wido 3 i 'balh, lamily room, jplaco. bulll-ln appllan- ,,^733-4079 p ^ Ben MollMollorn,GRI 733-0070 training. ibd.oom 2 b .lh -moMlo J 'W '” 0 YOU NEED A HOME HonkWOiW OOdall ...... 733-5831 ------'ob.^doacrlpllona and bodto », ^irch cabinots. brick YELLOWSTONE _ . _ lom o lurnlshod as living ■ .AINEC. ANDERSON DOIIGHT YO NOW? Chooso ono bf oick ln«ln,G,R,l.ln«l ,.733-6804 (ipDllcaliona aro avallablo at ■LABORERS , JSSIh nuro. Appraised at >ECIAL OPPORTUNITY quarters ond olfico. Good . r,000. Make ollor, Soo ol ,«ame v r e P h o n o ...... 733-1647 RIGHThoBO I for Immodlolo chrlsMcs Motlern ...... 733 :07t) SPECI lh o - 6CCAA Buildino,-200.. How aboul a summ er lob In . Wllll poy wlth-lnoufancooiogram loaaossion. ... : Bud Han8fln.,..,..733-nMHnn ,, Homoimo .with ronlnl, only 2ndSffO otEaJt. Twin Falls. 0 East.-Polk - Streotr* IhOBO spoctacular Yellowalono Na- and paid vacalion, Preler . T>borlv Idaho, 733-0000. 3Y.CEC07E^ , ■ QoanoB. , LouRlcfR ich a rd s...... « ,5 0 0 ,500 cash - B uyer lo CloSfJQ doIo: 6-15-7B. llonal Park? Yellowalono' aomeono.ol mlddlo ago or >00D OLDER home, 3 TodCraiC ra n o '...... 733-7080 assumtsome 6V^% VA loon. Pay. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Park Company m ust In- FEE.=EE3 BASED ON SALARY. EWLY REMODELED 2 ome P h o n o '...... 733^1787 Older, mual bo in good NEW 3AVE HAMLETT, BROKER GOODlodrooms, now carpot and loAnnIrn n lrw ln ...... 733-6604 Bnls. *300 pet monlh. , EMPLOYER ^croaso “oa seasonal stalf. Im- vIrgIVirginia Bancroft bwnor physical hoailh. Conlaci Dob dorysry homo on ProsldonI Sl, ;ablnois, 'part basement. ErikAndA nderson...... 733-2770 income;omo ftom ront.il *140 m edlalo openings lor kit- .409^J09 Shoshono St, Soulh Wills 734-4411 (or appoinl- 3 bodledrDomo, 11^ baihs, prico ^ bodroo:larage. cornor lot. Closo to ______jnlh. Call ovonlngs, 734- erP foorom o. Soulh Conlral "IJI'l It roducod to *20,500 for cabinet ______J ______monlh, chon holp and lodging holp. ichoola and shopping. jl l nJESS e SJ FORCES SALEI 50 7P,7D;______Communlly Hoad Slart, p.,.Minimum age 18. For 7^.-8844 '■ ™"' - ■ ■ . BU'ick salo, Low'down pay- Hono unoo omploos vacalos . snl. ownor will carry _____• • • • 137.500. - Pricodod to|i sell. *13,000 Down. sTOPaOP and look, 2 bodtooms. Inlormalion phono*406fMa- = QUAlQUALITY GBAVELIII roxlmatoly 1900 sq. (I. ^ upjp aan n d 1 In basomont wllh i>or. loo poolcionoo: y por 'j' “ ianco.-Cail Doria.Laiaroa.- -NICE!______*37.500.r BEDROOM HOME -on- M aostro Sut>ordlnados on 7 - 3 - -fl I- — )15 ■Babyjlttora»ndCh!(dCafB F orcaio wiih or without iho; ^ '•3-8568 ‘ o or Town a n d Firopli 3moni;-24 X 24r-garage.— (gnillyrTilly toom and utlllly toom;------015 land. NORTH WEST REALTY “ aiCE CLEAN LARGE fiouoo. . ,I/IO-B , - - raero. With fruit iroos, 24' covered palio, 13 x (yHylly carpeted, new insuia- Twin Falla. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY — lURtrv Roaliors 733-0716. :iroplaco, nico location. lulbulidlngs ^ and pasture. 2 j4 ' RV t Salarlo: J2.62 por hora, 75% BABYSITTING in my homo 734-5131 734-5^ or Warren Driggs qv parking. Hoat pump, ,ionin, i olocltlc hoat, ditch EMPLOYER 5 * “ jarage, *33.500. Evonlngs 0”nllos O b from downtown. Homo, , 5.1 rock wool insulation, wateritor,Cail • 734-7217. llompo. Wosl ol Clly. agoa 2 .3:ind 4,- 733-0384; 733-0! Blair Osterhoul luil-timo.733-7310. -.L. ' 733-5045.______■ 733-5( •.. ^ NO MORE STARS ' lall M irt 733-7870 or Edna laa earouBol flreplaco and .hormalmal windows and doors. j Hr p f --Roqooflmlonlos;------• • lull-l rish Roallv 734-7700, looda somo loving caro, - in m10 o klkltchon,-largo clolhos THRfctIREE BEDROOM HOME- 1.Quopuodoloor,o8crtblry = RETAIL OR PnOFE99IONAL- FORS lod condillon. exeuliont . . DABDABYSiniNG - MY HOME; 2 RETA :,29,000. .. Co'Jolo,els, 4 Bodrooma. Closo O®™ . . hablaf baalanlo Inglos para yoars and oldor. lencod BUILDING OUiLi on Main Slroot Cnrpning. lonn-AIre range, ------3. Inloros domonstado on TREACHER'-S 5°^3uoorvlslon.324.3a2O, .. lon. CaU Doris U iotos, 733- room )ullt-ln appllancos, hoat . basomi;odar oxlorlor, wood shako ^ 0 Homes For Sale - iratsalando eon ninos y 6W0. roivrt and Country nonjn with carousol llroplace rooflump, ,a double gorago, shako oning. HomcsForSilo^ F1SH& , wiuWILL WATCH YOUR CHILD Roaltora. 733-0710,______andid numerous - storage Ownor ool. In primo loealion. Inrtnifts, partlcularmonlo allor ashooi. Sawtoofh aroa. oof and aprinklor systom.< cedar171.000. ( ------con tos .famllias do bago . CHIPS • alio, SERVICE STATION and 21^ sp30C0. a c S.E. location. 733-0213wnbr will financo. Call rool. PJtoPhono 733-3708. ;SERV ■ onflioao. ------■ acrosacros, lorrlfic trafllc How. aii S49,519,500,1152. FOR•33-0208, ______*71.000 Holp wanted lull or pan .ocatiy Ownod & Operated , f T T ii:“Quloro focltjir adloBlra- Holf kindskindS'Ol potoniiai, Oosi buy :q r SALE BY OWNER! , ml'onlo mlonliaa ao irabaja •limo, ilmc Cloaod Sundaya. in Magic Valloy. Rood GlGEMSTATEREALTY 016' SlluallonsWanted in h mmedlato possoasion in i-ocaiiy•AMERICAN- ll/Fi ' on 1a education por nlnos Apply App In person at 8:6 Piue. Maughan 055-4344, Town and 52525 Blue Lakos Blvd. N. Mri-lo:hoice Northeast location; • \m m m m a i antoa quo ao van a la U Lak< k o a Blvd. North. Must be. CONCRETE WORK - 3 Country Rofiilora 733-0716, 733-5338 b a 1 REALESTATE | H | 0 ’tri-lovol‘3 bodroom'lW A & APPRAISAL I ^ K uiciibla.- 1016 yyears. room*3 a t h ■ I a m I I y H«ty doscrlpclonos com- ______• COICONCRETE WORK, .ail ■------—------firepla•oom'don'ulllily room wllh 734-5650 plfrfW dol irabajo y appllca- types..type Freo oSllmaies. E.B. . SLIM GYM ' [>ougVoIimor. Broker S C H O I C I AACRIS < Hinoins 423-4000.______r j p j ■iropiaco'spaclouo kilchen clonoo so puodo oblpnor on ^OVNOWS YOUR Opp.orlunlty Hiflj DEALERS NEEDEDI ind'dlning aroa'nowly re- oougV...... 733^1057...... en Idaho:*______latm. (o,n,. 1200. acros irrlgalod, g nIno o hundred dollar bills for m ft, IS.SVKAM.E COSTOM CV CONBTaWCnONiMl 4 soocious bod- , ov.SnIno Shift. Full or part Exporlonce jjrolorrod BUT KIMEHLINGS KIM SHAf)P ALL j Diesoi Dioo' engines. Apptoxi- ,^,giio cuto 2 Bodroom homo. • • K S C H f f n S room*. 3 bolh*. family roomm withw llrcploco, wot tlmo avallablo. Apply In wo will Iraln an agrosslvo SHOP SHI ■ Saws- Iliod and m rnato ately 000 ocros atlalfa. iTJilull unllnlshod basomont. ^ bor. lo rg e ostum oblo loon. ExlriExlro cholco N.E, loco- ' pnmon ploaao. KotosCafo, porsoni roto roll o lh ed . Lawnmowors baianco^o balar bo planted. U rgo g,j,olao a doublo car garago O PEN _ I tior> tlor on cul-do-ioe'. A iking $64,90i4,900, MUST DE SOLD. . NURSES AIOSI Experlonco Call £all todayforappolntm onl. flharponod, aha ond tocondl. 3 bodroomboi homo-and iraiior (ired for shop u s e .' J | l»ol(»hI.llc*o.«...... lorfyJo. helpful, bul noi nocossary. Ilorllonod. 733.5208, R12T.F. homo tiom' lor exlra heip-.lnvosl- Cheryl lo(Tib»tl ., , , 734,7«4S. Wlk» . Ploaoant working condl- BLUE 0 H. LAKES VOLKSWA- • ROTO-TILLING * Levollng • mont moii' foqulrod. Call collect n,n|llnir Oslerhout-733-5045: M. J ______Gordon L. Crockott,0*1* Brokert ’ • tlon», Excolloni bonollls. q q i Seeding Lawns • Wood (013)302r4000. (013 A sk'lor- “qoAnn* Cloments^23-4194; . Contacl Mountain VlowCaro 733.7 M - ^ 5 o r 733-2854 - . - NovadaFarmOosk,______)avoHutchlns-734-4567. HOUSED mowing. Phono 733-B984. Nov; CqnJuf. Polk Strool Eaal. ^skAsklorBobSehultons p|QFloyd Gamtjroi. , THE THE BEST MEXICAN RE­ TITLEWEST — _ W mt>0jly^23-5591. _ • ^______STAURANT STA' In Town! Shows ------i TT ' ■ —lorri-lofriflc-liicomo-Cali.Haioid___ Koilhley, 733-2400, Town and- 029>9 OponHouso^'; m m m Jobsolinlciest 007.007- JotiaollnHtfosl 007 JobsoflnloroBf KoillCountry Roaltors. 733-0710. ____

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_ 0 2 5J ______Injlruclton, ; YOUR SON OR OAMUGHTER “ TRUCK DRIVER N o r t a r ^ l • TRAINING Throot h P c roo Furnishod AAodois LootlOKING FOR WAYSSTO EARN Class starts Soptembor 5. ■H O M OPER MONDAY to 7:00■ Wrilo, call, or vlBlt.- JAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 4:00 ti IMMER? ___ ^ m m e r c la j Driver .. "TnNEnuuttT-JtoM er------MOHEY-THIS SUM AMAl Y^OUR INIMESii^ IN A « Training, Inc. • ...... E),E^icsllonl location. We hovo3v® iu*l tho' hom o lor - - - Inquiquire about a Timese s - N e w s - 2661 F ed eral Way you. 3 bodroomi. lorgo lotmalmol 1dining robm. family yo .4.900, aper routel B o ise, Id 83705 ?oom. 2 fitcploto*. Only J64.90 208/342-3547 WOULD YOU LIKE TO MOVE/£ IhINTO A BRAND NEW ' Prizes - Profitfit- ^ HOMEt U *0 , horo It ii. 3 bodibodroom*, 3 bolhi, full bosomoni doublo cor gorogiarogo. loi* of oxtros. Practical Experier i e n c e 030 ^ K o m o jF o rS a lo wlT I ^ I$51,500...... _ “ C a li T o llF ree oe : . ' 7 ” CUTECl IS THC WORD FOR THISHIS INEWLY REMODELED '-A H O M E T H A T H A S . HOME'H 2 bodtoom*. 1 ^th,ath. ’< basomont.,Now hooding, Wondoll, Joroiromo 53^,2545 'BEEN LOVED AND plumbing,pl ftoollor ownod. 6 7 8 -2 5 5 2 WILL BE A G A IN ...... Surloy. R uport QUIET<3 AREA 1* st Model lirelireplaco & wot bar oil Iho • U: • Front Porch CALL DAY OR NIGHGHT: 733-2626 kiteKitchon. hugo lamiiy gamo room In bosomoni. chofry • Unlinishod Bosomont • BayWirtdowsFi • “TW IN FAILS FIRSTRST 1 0 0 % o r s " ' Or fill out coupon boli• olo w kuckllchon decoralcd in or- • 3 Bodrooms vBi anQO, lonn-Atro-appllancos,'- ■ . '■■■ ...... ■. ■' a n o • 2-Cor Gorago . 8>i Iwrylli-O''-...... ,.7JJ3jT T i ______Su[Supur homo for ontertain- toyl.OumWlM...... 73J17*3 ■ I ’^ l ______• • Covcrod Potio ' Olhor Furnhhod • ■ — | C.KlVJtKoC.,"',',,.711-7»00 I NAMB . : . inging. . Co'ClonMapk*...... 79«6t6S I Modol 5hown ■" ...... By Appolntmont. ^ NsomlMa»l«r...... rSS-SQSb ------C GEMSTATEREALTY Vo«>Mnl«lU...... 7Sa-6i6S I 52S Bluo U koa Blvd. N. ^ I L I S , INC. B :: -C ITY ______73W336 H.W .-734-4411 JoKntolK...... 1}6,J74I • OkVKohtmci...... 734.6S0B j 33-8460 or 734-6346 icloi*Co»^^ ---- I ' PHONE ___ ------:------AJATTRACTIVE 4 bodroom 222ShoihonoS». W. JlmKoiVpeliKh...... *5’ ’5“' — ------. • . hoihomo, gcraoo. $20,500, Rood i EvonlnQi a Sunday 733-8- ______, MftMftUQhnn 055-4W4. Town and I ■ n Fathor'* OciO ccupation Counlrv Realiora 73J-0710. , ^ ^ ^ 5 5 * 1 ^ 5 5 5 ^ 1 Co * I ' C-10 Tlm03*N0W 3, Twin Folio.llo. IdahoI( Thuroday, Auouol: 110. 0 . 1 9 7 8

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— PflESIDENT-^STReerr^Z - TO CE MOVEOI 2 bodtoom REREDUCED $5000. DoaulKul “a BETTER HOME on Moun- ! ' A N P WA E ^ E h N T I M U eT've EeE^r \ bodrooma with full b.iao- houso. hoi $1000. will rtooollalo.. brbrick hom o wllh LIVE loin tain Vlow. 3 bodrooms, iv^i I N / ^ F L E I C N , A P R E T tV ] 733-5330 or 733^0(».______STSTREAM on 1W acros, bath WISC23NSIN, r^ HOMB • monl, 3rd bodroom In baso- 733 baths and doubly garogo. ' e>LOW PAV^ y mor»l. tivino' room, dlnlnfl jTREMENDOUS p POTENTIAL ?•?aprlnklor ayalom. pasturo. VA oppraiaod for $33,500, A N D e o \ i < i room and nowiy romodolod 22 t otofv, 4 bodroom homo. Irult and shodo treos. Qop PSLIVEREPALL. 4 / H i e F E E^ T ( N(I U ' / NJE\A^-W ISEy^ k itc n o n w ith ntlochod LaiLafQOlot, approximaloly 304’ raopbortloo, otc. In a vory n ,., dollohllul oroa. . Rocky ^ (\ _ HOr WATEf 0:ira0O- *30.000. Call Bon Of ^X 100’. 2 blocKs (rom 2,° BEAUTIFUL 1400 oquaro loot HIS/WMU... • T ( VlfQlnla EUrodoo al ly,Lynwood Shopping Contor Mountain Roolty 733-1400 of 733-0020 anvllmo.______home. Paaluro, (rull iroos, ^ B o u e n r '.io n e s nEAUV on -Norih Elm. $37,000. ' i lorgo gardon,spot with dou* ^ ^ B 733-040.1or 733-1735. • ’ OoDorolhy Kolar 733-084B. ' blu cor garago, RlOht in ifio ______^______MaMarylln Way -733-0250. or ROBEHT.IONES- citycllyo(Wandttll.,10a%llnanc- EvtEvornroon Roalty 734-3200. REALTY ‘n«ing avallablo, Altor 0, 530- $$$SAVE$$$ . ~ 73WM04 0250. • W A N T P E A C E F U L , THE RIGHT HOME FOR YOU Wo havo on exbcutlvo homo ^ECUTIVE E )^ HOME in (Your buainD sa or ru- SECLUSION? 'Til p c u for salo 'tjn tho rim of Iho culii f l ' coiiunt Northeast location, 4 D cyvALU sldoncol (COUNTHYSETnNG srSnako River Canyon lusl budibudrooms. 2U balhs. all on [ oulaldo ol Twin Falla. Coll oneono lovol. llroplace. and olr c J L , “ I ^ fK p Q ______I ■ EXPERIENCED CONSCIEN- ^ 110 Minutes From TF. ?,”Harold Frarlor733-2211. con. 5 Acroa. lovoly homo. 2,T»0 condiiioning, 522 11th Avo. I------TIOUS oorvico inrouoh,Iho SA East, loromo. $62,500, 324- yoara. aq.ll.’ shako toot, living -- IJ w 2o((lco5looarvo »OolOom, dining room, (omlly 1 6770,______room, m aslor bodroom with I FOR SALE DY OWNER: 2 0J7?7 ■ Fimt&Hinchos 037 037 Famis& Ranchos 033 038 AcfMDO&LolJ S MobilsHomoarotSalo OSO63 Fum, 4 Unlurn, Hoosas CALL US TO DUY o n SELL. • batbath. Second bodroom with R O B E R T Ibodrom homo, (uil base-- • __ batbath. mont with 24x27 molal ohop laURGE' rg ESTATE Lots for DELUELUXE 1070 Champion 3I ~ bodroom unlurnlshed on roor of lol. 2 blocks Itom 5 fi 1X00, largo living room, houselouso. Cafpotod, heal and FELDTMAN-REALTORS ALSOHAS i ACRES Wlih nico spUt- salo. Cholco Northeast loca* 24X00 Ronlal houso. 840 oq. (I. J O N E S downlown E loromo, 324-5950. luvc THINK!!! tlo n . All u n d e rg ro u n d (amilymlly robm, 3 bedrooms. 2 killchon ite appllanooo 733-1088 42W638 mviIIlvlnp room, kllchon wllh :ouid bo 5 bodt9oms easily. R^NRANCHES AND FARMS umitioutllltloo. Sidewalks, cutb, bathsIths, appilancos includod. lurnisurnlshod, Closo to down ______—— l)toaT(lasl room, ullllty, 2 R E A L - rv Looking tor'a 3 bodtoom IW Xcreago Acr Is all undor oowof ond wolor. 733-0544, airir condlllonor. c $10,500. lown.own, $1p5 monlh. deposit SKYLINE ACHES; Suporb i bodroom 601 and both. 733^404 balhba^fJ oonolbly prlcod liomo. jprlnkler, opri Thia la nico placo NowNow I9 tho tlmo to Inspoct ,7 ^ U-Qoeo or 734-7725. roquiiOQulted. 734-3243 or 734- LARGE BUILDING LOT- with ------O.TO';1365,______budroom, 3 bath homo on ALSOHAS thorIhen 000 Ihls.roconlly ro- ind and priced righl, thoso larma and ranchoa won and soptlc plus 4 actos. [jq u B ihfoo ocroa, cioao to 2L2 ijirgo warohouaos. (1) 4400 modmodotod homo wllh walk-ln . wilf.wilf, ttho crops and cattto on )UBL£ WIDE 20 X 55‘ - -:LEAN-2 T ^ bedroom homo . jblie Homo- to bo movod^* uchaola end shoppino- oq. It. pluo 2400’ basomoni. panlry.pani latQO utility room. !000 200C ACRE RANCH -1/2 dty mihami r n t ' caliw?rw ."d'.'“oTaio';:'j.«” r i vilh atovo. rolrloerator, (2) 2200 aq. (I. with olllco. arm. l / 2 lftigatod. KOOts old. 3 eodtooms, 2"' vator and aanllatlon location. Coll (or... dotaiia. (2) 1020 Bluo Lnkos Blvd?. North c cov. o v ered potlo, plus a tarn 'orios Ronlty. 543-a222_OL -(^^11I balho.bo' already #ollup.(or_ “A” ji20.fl50._MnrhQlln0Aa3ocla-_ -sp_3paco.RoaUor-ownod ; ------Twin Pailsrldaho 83301------wQtk3hop.Al!Jor.$24.BOO.______.J200-.,1200-*-ACRES*a251»loalOd._ umiinodrCloso-tO'Morrv._____ — loa“ ■ Roaltora, 734-4875 SMAa-SHOP-BUItDINQ. moro con. bo dovoiopod- ______Ireo10 slandino si fireplace. 543* noaldo and park. $105 plus LOVELY Old Rock Home- 3 5000, ______•POSSIBILITIES 12120 acres ol prlmo dovolop- WEST ^ POINT REALTY OOO300d location In Twin Falls, Combining Comt poas, Prlcod ol LOVEI 52:------dnporlopoalt, 733-3647.______Wondoll $B50,($850,000, Dodtoom m bath, base- [jOUB'JUBLE WIDE 20 X 55’ GALOREII m;mont gfound noar Canyon m ont, llvo walor, - out* Mnhiirjbllo Homo* to bo movod, u : l ~EAN 2 bodtoom country, BA R Brick homo on 1/2 Acro. 3 Rim. Excollont potontial. . , 536^1265 GEGENE LARSEN REALTY bulfdlnoa, on 10 actos. Low . voar ibmo. Close In. Full Cabo'' ...... M 40 acros ol polonlial sub- ___ 171 Addison Avo. 1650,1650 ACHES- Approximately ^oars old. 3 Bodrooms, 2 nont, gas lurnaco. doublo IN c Bodfooms, Oo possible- 4th, 1750 Ittlgoiod, combination down. Ownor will carry 1 baths, already soltup lor ' Foa appralood at $47,000. gdivision ‘' ground 4 mitos Twin Foils. Woho ,V“ quallllod buyor, 543-4088 or larooo, carpotod. portly C o Po' South oMoromo. Looking Loo for a 3 bodroom IV; - livestock, tow ctop land. le standing fireplace. 543* urnlshod, Prolor a iolli«(i Whafayourollor? . , 734-2080 circular"rrcu oprlnkiors, $1275 por 543-8223, Realtor ownod, ^ 3 bodroom homos In Won- balh oalf oonolbly prlcod homo. HotHom o...... 734-7175 21______coupl;ouplo.Nopots, ...... doli. Farm Homo financud. mor MUST SELL, 4 lots In 78 DOUBLE WIDE, COV* ^ 5 ^ R E A L T Y ^ men soo this roconlly rc- AlHlob ^ ...... 733-2140 ShoahShoahono, Make oflor. 734- •OR RENT Unlurnishod,3 ’. •CANT BEAT ^Coll lodoy for inlorvlow to modoiod moc horno with walk-ln od docks, carpori, molal 1043 aiuo U k o s Blvd. N. 3oot}lng...... 934-6167 7B0 ;g(j , ACRES- 525 Irn'oaCoc/, 5333,5333, covonlng g ,,______3,^, >odroom homo, IV^ tuttr, T H IS O N E f ^qualify. AlonorSuzanno War panlry, pani latgo utlllly room, jraoo bulidino, vory al- Iroplaco. loncod yard.- at- Twm Folio, (tfafio 1/3 Acro Southorn ex- 32324-56C0 or, Robort 'ones covorod cov, pallo. plus a - ■ —______Whoa Whoat, hay, and spuda, nNEAR e a F HAGERM AN 3 tracllviJ ...tS I L.!o '.nanol. 120 ACRES Homo Ilat barn Cropo Cropr nol Included, Prlco bodrobodtoom homo, oloctric 733-4U ached QataQo, $300 month 7 3 3 -8 2 2 7 p 1/3 o su ro . All oloctric, '3 R(Roally 733-04M. workshop. worl AlHor $24,000, pluslius socurlly doposil. 714- Bedrooms, priced right, imdoralnory. Qoodcombina- $480,000. J480.£ . hoai,$hoal,$37.500.837-<4Q0,_____ Tony Barnos ...... 423-5W8 poi lion larm- $100,000. Also, VCIENDA HOMES...N0W 2787.'787.______ll:;: ■ Norma E a rl...... •... 733-0102 Bo.$34,000. s1SECLUDED AREA: Now WEST \ POINT REALTY ‘'o" ONE ACRE LOTS; Pioasani blildino u ild now homos cnoij Wondoll .. -• Boro 40 Acres noar loromo. 230 ACRES*A New doublo 3 country ' location, 5 mlnules ANYW ^URNISHED slUdlO' houso ■' Um P a u lso n ...... 543- 1240 ACRE plvol Torms to quallllod buyer. Hazolliizollon area. 436-5101. / ^ :: PRESIDENT STREET^ 2 Suson S''i Footer...... 734-3101 Wondoll, Financing availa- -IrrlcIrrlaalod row crop lo;m. 780 For _ moro InlormMon on 733-211733-2110, 2—I HANSEN, nico 2 bodroom LYNWOOD icres prosontly dovoiopod ' LEISURE HOME Park noblle homo, Furnishod, • Bodfooms plua 3rd In iho ChuckPorklns i,,, .... 733-1874 ble,CallallorO,530-0250, • acn Ihoso .ind othor Ustinov Modol.>dol- wllh now plumb|nj, basom ont. $30,500. in oolaloOB .o d o.oin, lovol ;atpol.adUUs. alt. 423-5136, WE HAVE MONEY AVAILA­ REAL-fY NO Srsi MORE REALTORSl Prlco i"lopogtophy ' and ahallow coma CallIl733-2416ovonlnos. 7a BLE (or homo linancino and 010 Oluo Lakos Nontl I3Is Q Oown„.on our 3 Bodroom N TWIN FALLS, 3 bodroom ISOLATION...Boaulllul ' wella, A batgoln at $638,000, 039. . BuslnoMPfopotly MOBIL3B1LE HOME LOT lor sale. lomo, Foncod backyard, wo can build a homo lo your • 733-B211 2 baboth ali oloctric homo. In CARL BUTLER <125. 555 HlQhiand Avo. Vaiioy. aummor and wintor NOtthoaol loromo, 324-4702., Excolloni tormo lo quallliud ; • :20ERTIES, e rt' 733-4317. Or 733- 143 ACRES- Choice location roouoo, -U tn o -oauQQ. -0“ l*. 3 homo, 120 head ot milk snowahowroom 1 .’Wophait parking partial 3edioom s.'4 .bath, built-in HlQh S40'3. Gom Stalo basomoni, Cail us Ior yout iflOino at appraised prlco ot bulbulidinn-J, C urtonliy In homo in front, 083 Eastland Dtlvo Village,:rsr?o-o,'o“p''r S 28 UNIT TRAILER COURT- Hl(Really, 'oromo Branch: $54,850. Cjil Carl Bulior i,oatioana and pasture, Qtavlly cows. cows All lor only $360,000. f f f Ippllances, family toom wilh oppolnlmonl lo aoo this *•«.' Wondoll Roally 530-2274. Ed' South.South, Call 423-5634, . 423-45' (roplaco. complololy WMIConsldortrado. • R^o ______s:beaulllul home. Rooily. 120 E, Main loromo, |r,|(Irflgation. '/. mllo IronlagQ. Woric 324-6100 for appolnimoni lo $08,500.03-1-4811 cvunlnfls Of Chri:C htlslophotaon 538-0170, FORFOR I SALE OR LEASE- Ll- NEWt:W HOME • 2 ot 3 bodroom drapoJrapod, no house pets, ahow.______wo,wookonda______WaltWall Thueson 324-8380, QUI quor t bar and molol, Comos 44 X X 24 Concord. Wood ,ofar21:5215.000. Llvoalock and nOwnor ^ _ , 734-0202 or 4^-4370. _Fniln.Falls. Nenriy hall aold. II you O’t'XjIIiceilenl condition, 662- ^URh E siatoa ilvina olJordabty rcm ™,ol,N.o„.hoa,a.lablo. — 25.------:hlidtnn, no pels, middle prlcod, 4 bodroom homo acrcacros. O nly. $.12,500- Com 1.0 ACRES with domoatic needneed IIhls typo property oivo ibed puopio, prelotrably' with walk-ln ciosota. family SSlalo ia Rouiiy. . loromo wnlor and aoptic tank, uous 0 0 1 call today, Somo lois THREIHREE BEDROOM.HOME - Tiaio, 733-5413, ovonlnoa, lOWARD S Iroom with firopinco, nicoly OfiUOtanch.324-aitl. ______WEST POINT REALTY $11,500. J '"'? Also .lAi acroo wllh wUh tali siding avallablo, $23.00<3,000. Will lake mobllo ' 100MY 2 bedroom homo; ■ - COX-HO loncod. doublo garano- all Wondoll dom V • oatic and Ittignllon CallCall P. Paul or Ed al Motkollna homeime a s down paymont, "OOf A o s o c i o le o 734 -4 0 7 5 Hacloiicienda Homos. 733*7566, “PPlj-Ippiiancos lurnishod. Motn- ES,.REALTORS g Ktho nicof thinns you’d ox- $46,500 . wator, w Z $0,500. 3 acres with A o so nosldodlslriet, 733-3070, poet In 0 mofo uxpunslvo ^Wondoll lamlly homo, 3 I — homo, $35,000. All within 7 ANYTIANYTIME. ______THREI HREE BEDROOM 14 x 04 1 & ASSOCIATES,. h^o,S53.000._ milor; ol Twin Falls. Handy “ ^ SKYLIBYLINE 1073 wllh flroplaco, SAW5AWT00TH AREA. 4 i "5 RoaiiRoaliy, loromo. 324-4353, ROBROBERT.lONESREALTY Smallnail oquliy. lako ovor pay- bodrcjodroomo. 2 bolhs, $300 plua ;n CE‘ • CONVENIENCE • B baths and' litiiplacu. 'P.iri CAHLE-HOG C SET-UP, deposit. 733-0848 or E A O CONVENIENCENCE Tho childron can wolk W . LOW L( DOWN PAYMENT- GronorYO-324-5000.Grot] -. BonBon or VIrolnia Eldrodgo monlsents. Phono 320-4547 ooP< baaomonl with rcc room, i iforo5pm-______Evorjivergroon Really 734-3200, ' O O r ^ V W CONVENIENCEildo School w ilhoul CfOJi- ■ •• ' Eaay Ei assum pllon would got Dotlroom and ullllly. 200 X ft Ac. complolo ono man opora- 1-4a ,ACRES Laroo romodolod ■ 73J43404, 733-1735 bolort B 10 Mornlngildoeols ll you buy llijs good ■ ,o VC u imo in b lomDikoWy 125' P"') lol wllh lota ol r.hado lion, Hon Evorylhing Is done lust ^omthomo, oulbulidlngs, oconic TOPJP CASHC PAID FOR 6 or 10 rHREE BEOROOM* carpol. a ving llio streolsn homo noar shopping, _ lovoly '0 deolonors own on 1,0 irooa, Ownor will llra n c . jlop s>0| in and tako ovot. Barn, oast ^33, locollon. $43,900 + . If D.D.E E A L FOR AN or iZ J2 widos, also travol 'JiaP'"]tapoa, (amily toom. dl- . acfoo. 10 ml:iutos Irom Twin " “ Y ihwashor. Lincoln School 2 3 badroomIho ht YMCA. Full boiom ont i C.itl for .in nppolnimonl, ihcds. concrolo. undor-. 47,-),^423 5042.______OWNEOWNER/OPERATOR BUSI- iralior Fails- loromo School Di- NESS. A restaurant, a coin pors Di9lflcL..$225 docojit. B • thopork-aiho' :]tound ulllliios. corrals, ,—7774 ACRE LOTS- Pasturo, SW I Valnutloa. All Ihls plua a opuralod laundromat and a 2 MOBItOBILE HOMES, Call col* Son-smokora or drinkers. , g rofo*pon»lon. c u rt'o ^'‘’'’.icTo;s^"M o’i Kolly ...... 934-8120 ,0^^' lotomo. $9,050- On Im- Relorencos, 734-0965. j SOiWETHINO COMFORT- B D ick ...... 530-2522 'ovtovoly 4 bodroom 2Vi balh , bedroom oparimont. All In 1 loet,et, 734-31077 or 324-4203. ”£i£I throughout. $70,500, ,omo Ooly 5 ,0.113 oW. I>'“” building iocalod in Gooding- » , rHREE 'd ¥ d J^O O M S ' In g « 3 O . 9 0 0 5^"* ‘f- - Q noighborhood4 bntJroomt, a (omily-room ■ -g,.couniryl This buaulliul 2 A-i illont condition. Space lO.' monu ...... 536-2604^ ’'" '- |™ '” '’° “ “ |“ |o- ■ ifSIftlnalod i,; ACRES... SW ol izt I Mobllo Homo Park. P.OSII,30311, No pots. 320-4101,. tho' pork, 4laco, bn lull boMjmunl,-go- ■ yoar old homo h a s J Iltopi.i- WEST POINT REALTY ’orotloromo, Now4onclno, mako aAUTOUTO SALVAGE businoss In wlrh hroploco,Sowloolh Scl.oalor»o. 'B coa. C( -3 bodrooms. 2 balha WEIWENDElL, .in o.c-jplion.illy ollor. Owner linancing. 324- T„|n f x60. 2 bodtoom mobile THRErHREE BEDROOM homo In D Wondoll ollor Twin Foils- 12 ocroa of oood- . :ounlry, Idoal lor cattle or ^ laijn and In Sow and a lamlly room, 5u! oil on nlcunlco3 1).'droom home lh;it la 53WJ285 3515, ovoninos.______lildusllildusltlal Itonlogo on m ain, nomo>me for salo, $8900, $1000 count .III .iluclrlc. Ii.it. a liirno )wn, $100- 0 month. Do- horsotorsos, 543-4080 ollor 5. UR FAMILY NICELY. And | 5 5' acroa ol Iraah couniry. i .ill -______BUILBUILDING LOTS lor aalo by hlghw,hlohway on ouloklrlaol Twin ihii dorllng homo noor ■ Pasturo p, 19 loncod- noi lam dovolopor. Fully dovoiopod Falls.,Falls^ All Invonlorylncludod, ory and sot-up Includod, TWOrw o BEDROOM DUPLEX - | » a T , 5 0 o School, lo tj ol room lor ■ ruslrlctlonu fu on Tinltnals, bodbodtoom. You'll approclaio 10^*1078 CHEVY pickup 4x4, dovo aclonda Homos, 733-7508, 211Miflih fll Avo- Easl, Walor and ind/Of sholl- 5.000 mllos. n nnd nrid toady lor building, all B Sawroolh SchoWi.h.fiv, boclroorr,,. ? ■ $07,000, JC 'hoIho o.ira ..I..r.lncal oullota :md undotground ulliillos, 423- COM^COMMERCIAL FRONTAGE iTxTiX 70 BUILTMORE cuotom snnltljanllalion lurnlshed. $140 .uu) o u lo iil.j G lorano, Ion.;on. Now Idoal 27 loot undo Tionlh, 733-4157,______^ . illy Boom. Full boiem oni _ _ :ampor Irnllof. 734-4721, 030 4441,______on on W Wosl Adflison Avenuo mobll.obllo home- 50 x 125 lol, lionlj nc»d/ard. B THREE Tf [3E0R00M HOME-2 S55.‘ noar Five Poinls, Ownor will Partialirtlal addiiion, bulll up UNFIJNFURNISHED HOME For ------■ . __Oodroom3_nQw_wiIft_iuii 0 . ------____ ^______Ifackon Sirool Norm.______..FlYdy_ OWNER* 10 Acroa noar F 0g • . =r%.n";"i ur>J nico lo n o d prlmo buifdino utoa. 4 jnilos carry -io -q u ailllo d -b u y o rr --pailo.-illo.-nlr-<3ondiilonlnor-536- -Ront-^ o n t--T w ln -F B lls-L a b o r------basom ont. Asking $10,000. . DAIRY - JO acros, doublo 0 prime DOYS. TOYS & NOISE?? ■ l>: ■ "ROBEPT.IONES dai aoulh i 2 0,131 ol lotomo, $02,000, 50^ 0350.______Conll:onler. Phono733-7404. supor lomlly Uon\o 1> lor ■ 324-3418. 32 ■lorrlnnbono bam. 2 homos. . aouii REALTY '■"V;!3arno3 Roally 733-6227. 324-3 1075175 224 X 04 Fleetwood. Iront UNFIJNFURNISHED 3 bodroom, 0 > 5 2 , O O O ocroii tlm itfoor from tho . . INDUSTRIAL LOT on Oeryl andid rtiar, rt 3 bodtooms. 2 lull no10 po pe tr. 733-8537 alier SPM, ______.734^1104 ______- ~ BY OYC OWNER~i3rocrcQmrana.- "Avonu Immlog -Pool. ond -noorB ------Cali Harold Ftoilor, 733-2211 , Avenuo In ooulhoost Twin balMa,iIMs, fireplace, voty nico, >odroom». 2 bolh*. fomlly ■ (m bio counity homo on 5 Foila. c Has city walor and jio.oo 031 Oulol Town Homoj — • FARMS & RANCHES* acroa, , wllh 3 bodrooms. 3 0.000 or $2,000 down and = !■ YMCA. 4 bodrtopioco. Full bojomont, ■ _ fjo havo ovor 50 larma sowor. $10,000- lokoko ovor ■ paymonts lor 0 OY OWNER • loromo 036 ' noalEjUloWiniod JJJ^i l.iitha, laroo covorod polio, 152 Fum.Apl5.iDup!pMS B. room. Flroplor. largo (121 by 145 iq , B ,v-allablolrom40IOOyor.l000 liropiaco and landscopod, ,«AIN )ats, 324-2206 day ot 324- ? • ■ Con.rol oif.y a rd la J Townhouao Tc For .Salo, — ictou in -Jl20. Also aovoral MAIN STREET businoss aSTOn'TOnlphl, ______f y f Foncod backyard, 2 Wllh hoatod ahop and locailon In Hazolton. Now - U R N I S H E D O N € ■ fl.) loncod yard ;holco- tanchoa. Cull Art machlnu ohod. Barn and ’ ’n j , 177 1-1x70 . Govonor- a ll... BEDf3EDROOM and olllcronc/ TRANSFERRED OUT G PM • Bodrooms. 1’.^.- balha. two 037 -. FiWisifUftthoj Matlln or iiick-McCall.-734- usod (Of beauly shop and 2 'j'',,ociric. Island kllchon. Soo apart: alory. laaloluliy dccoraiod — corrals. Shown by oppolni- bodroom aparimonl. Chock. iparlments. No kida'or pots. ii9ieA >enn owner traiv^UST SEILII Exlro nico 5 ■ p'' 1040 ACRES. C0mpU)I.7Fy i 1H75 anyllmo, Markoilno monl only. Phono 324-4134, appreciate, Spoco 16, Call:all : 734-2507 boiweon noon B 5TOO.______Ido w‘d0 on 100- X 125- lol in FurnlFurnishod and unlurnlohod )UR OOOD TASTE & WAI- ? h< iromo- Tolol oloctric, 3 npotli^poilmonts, all oizes, 734* IE rinl timo fhi. lovolyfl _CICHECK THIS OUT. Sh.iin, ; c„|l ?fiO Acr.oi at loromo wilM 5 CoCountry Ittlpalod ACRES- 5 * < C T O A A w k er EsYOur ' iciiiunl—dllch- and- giiiod - locatodlocat SW o r.io » o m o -F a » l------• ■ “Jiudroy d ro o /n a.-2 - ruit- baihu,- 5323,S323, 734.QM2;------g AGReE._r oHo.ccTLocolion Is i Tcloanr -c'' J-bodroomrnTntrrrr-A'^ ^26.50■8,500, 324-2208 doy or 324- .zrtc ,d fhli liomo Is READY lo J i cornor CC Iol. now back yard j , ‘ i ijipiv Good liiiprov.imnnta ' buildbuilding atoa, Ownor llnanc- • • MAGIC VALLEY Doling -----a ' homo hai bou ;,|ij:io Woll worm Ih., mifl- 1 $30-3 prlco lor this noriho3r.t - liO ACRES. 3 budruoiii hmiio, ■' ' 12-X55|-x55‘ STARCRAFT mobllo A 1 w widewod, 326-4260 (or ,om wllh fifoptoco, nico" « full walor rliihl, JH5,000. Dill . DO'YOU WANT AN ACRE ' luromo location. Gom Stalit Farm B ureau Realty Wiihwnn tho best vlow on Iho jmo with 12'x30’ awning moremore Inlormotlon, . . room, iiluj loin ol Morago, B Ralphs 733-6023. Towti ar^i ' w . v .c to p ,o i» tt, Id O’x i r attached ntomoo JlcG nont. doubl.. c^.r g a r o g o ,- Ro.my. loromo 0™ „ih. “Couniry 'l Roallora 733 0710. 733-7212 'iratract? c f No tock, 3V* north and ^ NICE BASEMENT APART- 1 ... E i H , ______"a!: oast of Curry, Archlo FOR pOR SALE. Two bodroom ,om. Set up in odult park, MENT, All ulllllloa pold. full bojomontDooutlful'covorod polio inB 32 60 ACRES full waluf ri(ihl G[o3lonnSchroodor .. 734-0832 nny oxiraa Includod. Im* sulla H .,0-thodod loncod yard, B COUNTHY C( LIVING nl ira ^ ' Maiono, 324-5062-______cabincabin Eost aldo Magic Ro* “ ""y Sullablo (or working coupio clog run, Ouou $100,000. ■'tohn Roblrta, 543. odiolo occupancy, oror b. bachelor, $60, clonnlno I,lio. of Irull truov low,® Com. br T W 3 liodroom. .|>1 FINANCING a v a ila b le’, aervolaorvolr on leased land ol m o d i --Dalh-hom»-on-ihlB-2W-acro- _6339.-j:own and_Couniry ___- . -SILV ER C R EEK .. -. - 110'acfO3KlmbotfvafOB,Cali -$1S0.j$1S0. yoar. $4000, $500, down 2acfllicflllco.,$5900.,.or como SLorfoooall. 733.8050. .• - - -. H ■ ' lO billi. SawiDofh S Otoofy B “ bt HojllofS_733-07l_0__ ake 09 on olfor. 733-0011 ^ .iconic plots S.W, ol 'oromo. IM Acros npproximotoly 3/4 pran.Francos Hosoolholl.r 537- ondand i $500 month. Consider TWO BEDROOM Furnlohod - B ------lawhoollng'bll nv OWNER: Good 3V0 mil.nllo Ironiaoo, 4500 aq.ll. ggja oood V4- ton ptckup or car. ojlOL:tor 5:30 of 733-5431 days, r " ° , . School Di»r.” ■ P ...... "’" ■ '" I s,Shown by ppolnimonf only. DY 6038. Woolorn Rouiiy' 733- flood Apartment* ulilllios paid, Prlcod right nt $42,050. Call Acr. E«ociilivo homo. Fabulous 2305,2365 ______Whlto Whlioy Myofs, Kelchum. 12n < X 5 ? Two Bedroom goodgood location noor T.F, aiolyl ,i»w anil r;.tltina. Sprlnklor , 7:— idoho. Phono 720-6144 nllor pnrtls H Catl £ Qullof noally 120 E. rowrow C'op conihin.i'tioii. s : vi»v FOR SALE 2',^ acroo on ’.‘1“''® iftlally-furnished, Franklin CllnliClinic. 733-5023 d a ^ V '734- 0 Main, loromo, 324-OtCO lor tnil.,Mlloa north of Ed.in 80 I imcrriiialou by 5 wliool Iltiea Rock Crook, Coil 423-4480, OPI?:-Onm, llropUopiaco, olorago shod ond 5033,5033 ovonlngs. aj>polntmoni,ios_how.------^ha •jhariis caojl walor, d ,. 1 plu;;,i„n h.iiid 11/103 -Flahlho, oltorOpm,______ialn-linked lonco. r$5500. c.)ll.it.l 20- woll 1C5 (1 lo I dueluck, cluicVor. partrldgo 311837-6304.______UTILIUTlLrriES. PARKING, cioao • HAGERMAN • 11 Acroa of WJU CondomlnlumJforSalo In. non-omokors, 733*7330, I c a l l w.iIi;t.200 HPW ,0who.il,itul| :iritirid do..r l.onting on ’HAC 172 1 2 X 52 Van Dyke. Total oJon EXCLUSIVE . 1 iroporly. 1/2 mllo Irom prlmpflmo volloy farm land. Spr* — ovonlnns. 510 Main W, ' ' BUILDINO SITES / hjnd llnofi. GO Act.in I proi ectrlc, oxtrn nice. Sot up ol — **—^ ------— liravity irtloal.u) Atl ! altoilroorl Call loday lot afiow- inOino I'Irrlnallon, IW mllos Itom ' d’s Mobllo Alt In loromo, 2 2 9 2 i ,.J , towntown. $30,000. Or 5 Acres- 0<5W5 •. MoblloHomos(orSalo E d £ 1.250 , 324-2208 day or 324* 0S4QS4 Unlum.Aptj.JDuploMS 7 3 4 - 2LL TIME STAFF g - ROBERTJOI^ES $15,000, Call ;:ollect; 1972 Acadomy 12 x C5. 2 04(14 n 500-540-7570, ovonlnpn,____ i w a c i ------.XT 0 LET OUR FULL REALTY . $10$100,000. n-,atjlllul ji 20?0 TO 00 A C R E S - 50W bodroom. complutoiy ALL ELECTRIC 3 Bodtoom P Y O U , g bbodroom u t brlcK 1.0,no, 1 Hooluadwaloto at Sllvor Crook, ,'iEF.'lEROME • For salo by (JJpIs -- DDuplox- up opplinnc'cro lutnlshod, $0500. Grand nm a H E L P V . 2V; acroa FjLEn-nr.ia $37!$375,000, Or will considor Sub2ub-irrlualod pasturo, ex* owniownor, 2h Acros soulh ol IVlowmow Ttnllor Villa, Spoco 70, 0 Furn. & Unlurn. Houses lurnllurnlflhod. o»rago. qiiloi Jti.OOO. youyour ollor ot iradu lor coil:ultonl building sito. Only |roo^Ifoowov, Call837-4835, T y.^24 or 734-2340. atroot^.^M5^+ dopoall. No 130,500 pur 20 Acroa. Good 1 ACRES with 4 Bodtoom . 2Vi actos. noriiiwusi ol am.iSmallor (arm: Call allot 7ptn. $30, 2 OEDROOMS. 14x00, conlral Homoome- $350 monlh, KImbetly 'SSL Twin Falls, J22.000 . 825-825-5520. - lutii:utms, TRACTRADE YOUR 00"nacTa“ (ot 2BED chool Dlalrict. 733-7500, ' 2 2 U BEDROOM DUPLEX ' 235 Idlvosllled ocroa Duhl alt, " washor. d/yor. catpod, Schoc 0 - = . . - ... * S ucroa south ol Hanaon un jnJO ACHES Soulhwoat ol nntlO.Uzyl»t4,734-8G4Q. 3“^ Stovo, rolrloerator, dl- Rock Crook, $12,500, v/o,Wondoll. 2 bcidroum homn 5252 ACRE&- AdliiconI to nriiT. oriiT. Call Francos Hoosolh- Piii2i BEDROOM HOUSE, m aionoposal, corpot, drnpuo a S x r ' ■ s s . p . Bulldlna lolo in Muandor largo barn, oorr.iia, 40 Car.:atoy. Clly wnlor, all ir- oil,011,537-8031?, 51 Woslotn Roally 1971,071 I BROADMORE 64 x 12, balh.llh. (oily carpolod, no pots. “Sm,utlllly room wllh carport' g Oon'^a »n75, $100 doposil, Avallablo jig$105 s ' mo. $100 dopoall. No .... 1 op1,1.733-7£05,______an Avo. E., ______0 lu'(uctlvo covimlania, (rum- „vallablo II dnsirnd. Im- ,,rm ,w llh ownor, $57,200- 75. 75.31 81' LOT -cindor block dOUEd o u b l e WIDE Diplomat Sopt_^ pots, 734-3243,______$11,000, ,„ocrnodlali) occupancy. Turni-j ohod. Northoast location in 20x60.20x60. Spoco *53 ot Lozy i,iy, 2 BEDROOM BE HOME, No 2 ~ B B ro liOSAddl.on;F o il. MIS B 2 BEDR^OOM, stovo av,lllul>lo 733-5025, no ' '• BALDWIN REALPT to?o''rlotomo. Coll 324-2540 nftor InquirInquire ot apaco 55 or phono chltdriltdron or pots, 733-3123 frinnftlDornior, olr condlifonur. wl K TwInFoIJi Cjli.t^aroltjrrnjlor /33-22I1, SatiSaiurdaycaliptiiaso. gQ T:ti-

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FUN,NY BUSINESSi b y R o ger ^ r J Bollen ______C6< Unlum.Aplt.&pupIoxfls W q q ' ______WinladtoRoni 087 ■______UlBctfaneou i ,07B_07B______FumitureiCirpeU. .oa2_..I______BulldlngiUlailils------M3—S3______GangeSalts------~2 BEOROOM. carpet. “ * Soars 6mm MOVIE BRAND NEW iw lnsize ^ . ’ " " “ " 6-FAWi-FAMILY T-ARD . SALE^ Itoo. or bost ot(or 733-8687 drapos. appliancos Includ- Ottm UobllsHomeSpaM CAMERA- CM good ahopo. with »]«>• iED FOUNDAtiON.F.OBM:____ •urniluro. clothos, lomps, jirfjE E / COID U L D H W E ■ •inn-^rtiBtnit—Bnd—dryor;- lTOTrn(Rir-M4W-BI(orr733-— '.•ilSU * ijjQRQ SYSTEMS- ducVtlucl( decoys, sm iirrppllan” conlral, air conditionlno. ^01MOBILE HOME SPACE-for 7433.______COUI COUNTRY Fronch Provincial iOD; Fri. and Sat. 9AM to SS iCZO wiT t e E oarago. OOod location. <240 rontront eall 324-2258- S^ E A R S P o w o r M o le DINING t)INI^ TABLE- 6 choirs. Ron)ml. Lease, or buy. Quick- SPM,iPM,604 6 Lynwood Blvd. month. Sorry no pols. no — VACVACUUM- wllh oli ottoch- cane can« bock, cuslom mado porm'irm. Inc. P.O^ Box 355. 1 3 Family garooo solo, 000) T M O s e Nln o d e : s c b m e s chlldron. 734-3371.______fgj grotocllon pods. Call' 733- LoQOtiQon. Ul 64321. 801/752- housolousohofd lloms, nomo 1 7 1 057 MlKOtUnobus monta, rnor $135. Call 733-0420- BEST LOCATION tf< lOyjU. — SEARS AIRLESS point 41. ■ ...... — brandjrand cIQthlno. Friday," ■ The-re Ww, AS NOTHlNlcSr- 2 bodroom#, sowlno room, BOCBOOKCASE Stylo hood sprayer. Like now,$800 now, LA *■ aRGE COUCH' - . ______'SoturdSoturdoy and Sundoy 9 lo 7. tiropfoco. Stovo, ro- boaiboord. box spring, mollross. will Jf., sell for $400,324-5208. flold/brown, 0 ° ^ ' iust like now, , 240!40 C Oslronder North olf 2 ^ "AlSTTsriC trlQorator, now drapoa, BodBod (rame, roflulor-aizo. oood prlco. • Dlnotlo set, ngi ahoupWosI,______C " ABOUT ‘THEM:m / SMALL Pino roll top desk. carpot, oaraoo, yard. Mar- MotMotoi bodslood, twin alzo. SMy oxcollonl condilion, will 1-FAMILY YARD solo at rio d : coupiOB oniy. no AllAll . oxcollonl condition. 733- rocllnor. [pci and coHoo toblo. I i S yourcholco >40, 734-4721... doal.734-C878.______Aufl.jg. 11-12. 584 lolloraon. 9O6WlOOV^ Robertson, Buhl. Tc chlldron or pots. $75 cloan- 44641, ^ ______• You UKE NEWI Plold Couch. Mossossborg bike, oirls alln- soSome m o lurnituro, ovon. Ino doposlt. walor bBRUNSWICKRI AND LANCER TECHNIQUES SL23 turnta- Fronch provincial (ornlal din- oray,ay, benzol skaloboard, clolho:iolhos, lols ol nick-nocks, /oanllaHon lurnlshod. 733- poo )l tables, - accossorles. bio. °'0- Sol o( world book Ino room set, 6 choirs, cleoreancloihos&ffllsc. r.V. r.V. ______7771,733-4872.______Nov oncyciopodlos, Somo book . C w ond utod. Game toblea. hutch, soldn'holr dryor, $35. 8 ACIikCKYARD SALEI Friday f-LEA l EA MARKETI Sslurday, ' COUNTRY VILLA APART- SonSorvlco oH mokos. Evenings shoivos, “fo 2 boon bogs, dou- Call 734-4193.______Auou bio bod. and closslcol gullor, — - jg u sl Illh. 8-6pm. iMO Aug.^ug. 12. Sunny -View MENTS: 2 bodroom unit wllh byby oppolnlmont. .lomos 5 MATCHING OLD ook WIlTollTow Lano. Movie Comoro, Courtil^ourts-Addlson Avo, E. Turn oir • eondllionino. kllehon ClorClerk. 733-6B01, II no answer ^ chalr8withorms.S22S.or$50 Slrocrack tope dock, household loitolt c on Sycamore,,' follow oppllaneoa. waahor and cimcoll 734-4727. TO TO BE MOVEDI Motal choico. choic Fri. or Sol. 485 llomisms. anllquo lurnlluro. signsjigns to rocopllon hall. OAM dryor. carporl, clotod patio CAJCAST IRON woodburnino Machine, $500. will . Mornlnoaldou o m Dr. Twin Foils. 733-413-4001.______io9Phio9PM.______aroa, oloraflo, qulot onjoya- pan ^ 0,1010. 733-5336 or 733. ^ parlor heater. 324-1520. MODERN FRUITWOOD Din- BIQIQ IGARAGE SALE. Lols o( FOURroU R FAMILY GARAOE bio pIsco to llvo. No p o ll. r nCOUCH i AND 2 Choirs. Block — Ino Room Sei- 6 chalra. ovori^orythlng. Avon, clolhos, SALE!SALE! Saturday August 12lh, »35._733<«5a...- ond whllo TV, dosk, sowino 3 T tho buyers, Floo market stroolSiroet. Childrens clothing, chlldron. 128 Marlin SI. Apt. — Cali 324-5927.______housoliold ^ 0 “ * lurnlshlnos. All vory Sunday, 2099 4lh Avo, joyj ------Call In oxcollont condllion. 800 toys, dishwasher, mlscoli- • ISiJ______*DE•DEEP FREEZER- $175. TW'TWO now 26 Inch 10 spood ^t M ost. For Inlormollon phono anootaneousi ______01 604 Buchonan S. loromo. 3 -1 0 EXTRA NICE 2 bdrm, 2 balh bikiblkoa. $75 ooeh, 734-9152. g4-6662. 3^4'!;^ ______^ ______• GGARAGE " ^ SALEI AuOUSt 41h dupiox noar CSl. Oaraoo. «UF•UPfllQHTFREEZ£R-$225. 3:5;3-WHEELER. 3 opood bIcy- ^ dlohwaohor, disposal, ro- NEWI WATER BED • OARlARAGE SALEI Augusl thru thru Oth, 0 10 6pm. 1695 d o , with boskot on bock,For complolo wllh 4 drawor 10th-0lh-11th-12lh. 1530 9lh Avo, TorghTorghoo. Youlh bods. 3/4 frloorator. no pols. S200. «FA•FACTORY TENT TRAILER^ eoldor id porson, 4234583^ beds, baby clothes, mioeoil- 734-S7B1 altoraPM.______J2K podoslol. $275. 733-3526 Of Easlost. 9-5pm. Bod ond bods, 423-4402423U anytime.______mlscils e o lla n o o u a l.-. ------anooianooual 734-5870, ___IN 1ERQME,2-Bodroom-all —-1- W H E e L— C A R O O - — ------nNEW e w SWIVEL rockors, GARlARAGE SALEIM857 2nd GARAGARAGE SALEI Aufl'4-i-3;------uilliiios paid, no pots. JIBO- ^ ^10197»IO.MEA.IPC.IM 0|t« n.n u s F.I w ^ TRAILER-$150. —------nylon nyloi covors, oniy $99.85. Avo.vo- E a s t. W odnoadfly 23432343 CCosiio Dr. Hovo lurnla- plus SIM socurily deposit. TR/ •ugusi 9th Ihru tOlh. Starts bio,bio. bboda ond mony misceii- ______1200 Soulh Davis. 324-4055. 070 Waniod 10 Buy Cain's Clearance Center, Augi 733-7111. • - . ' . lOanOam.. . - • ------anootsnoouBllomB. MODERN CAREFREE . tMR. AND MRS. .CHEST APARTMENT LIVING. Now 1 WITN MIRROR-$100. GET QET MORE MONEY foryour 7t'TI PIECEe DINING SUITE, (ruil and 2 bodroom gardon .. noohtcrow lora. Coll Od- wood, woo< exlra nico and largo, - opartmonts. appliancos •e- HORSEPOWER RIDINQ neol'S no°| Ball Supply. 612 81h $346. $346 Coin's Cloaranco lurnlshod. Dlahwaohor, dl- MOWER-$3SO. Avo. Avo Wosl, loromo. 324- 'ContContor. 733-7111.______. ipoaol. rolrlooralor, ranoo. 83008300. In Fllor coll 320-4505 or RECLINER, 5 ^ oold vinyl, now From S134. Kids OK. Sonlor , •SHAKLEE* 734-3247.______734- __ only o n ij $14.95. Coin's FOOO SUPPLEMENTS — Clooronct) Conlor. 733-7111. cllizens wolcomo. no pols. 20% boiowdlolribulor prico. .Two loealions: Fllor-Casa " • PRICE INCREASE RECLINER St 5 VIBERATOR G rando Apartmonls 32S- MANYMOREITEMSI ^ CHAIR.CHA ,iuat recovered 4053. .lorom o-Caoa Dol NIGHTCRAWLERS brownbrow naugahvdo. 733-8078. * Prado Apartmonts324-34S4. WANTED SOFA,|OF> modern, Horcuion NEW &-pIox. 2 *bOOroom TRADERSVILLE cover, dllvo slrlpos, usod 14 Dpartmonls. Llvino room, ' U S A . months, -sold now (or balh. kllehon. S2S0. a monlh ’uirflo-$l8-porlhou8and Sm all-$0, per Ihousand $439.65, now $168. Caln'a plus SlOO'Cloanlno deposit. CloaraneoConlor. 03-7111. 326-1286 : Roloroncos roquirod. Call VERY GOOD bodroom set- rohn Lutt Roailors 733^524; ANDERSON BAIT . Hlghw'ayl30lnFiior for trado for vory good NEWLY REDECORATED 2 525 Locusl hldo-o-bod and chost o( bodroom apartmonl, carpol, 733-1012 drnwera- 5 ^ 733-0339.______dropos. appliancos, ilohts ______Opon Opc ovonlnos Monday Walnut Wain Chino closol wllh and wator turnlshod. 733- — Ihrouoh Frldoy, 8:30-9:00pm, sliding aildir gloss doors, dining _ 5D90.______2 2 EXECUTIVE OFFICE thro room table wllh 2 leavoa. chalra, 1 |udgos slylo, ox- Closed Cloi Solurday ond Sun- room . Farmlmplcmonis 114 Farm Implements NEWER Cloan 2 Bodroom ' doy Excollonl condition 733-2592. jjj 02 Caltlo noiO pQultry&Rabbllt "4 Apartmonl wllh appliancos. coiloni condllion. 734-6000. doy 12 ■ Auclfond oxlrasl }200 4 socurily do- FOlFOR FAST Rooults ifl sollInQ — .....J .■ I> v Roglslilogialorod ANGUS YEARL- BLACKLACK,' RED, COPPER- -GH DllDIESEL .H ydroslollc igT75 T ^ SUPER 104B~B«ro ' posll. 304 Shoup Avo. Wosl. Ilorllom s you no longor uoo, RADIATOR RAt For 1960 Dodflo 079 079 Appliarwes ^ ^G BULL- Cali 423-4401, Podlflroodloroo Solin BUNNIES Hillsidesido Comblno. Alice wagon,>aon.324-5627alier7PM. ploco a cloaoKlod ad In tho van.- Von Haa 273 outomalic _ » KMI,,,limboriy.______Iromom roflislorod ro slock. Coil Charmo Coll collocl 637^392.______pin J 2 _Cu,it.._Rolrlgorotor-__ — rmers Qloonor, ox- tuHlQK0t-HABVE6T43H, io k ------TimBgNBwarDlsl 733-0931:------tranUanamlaalon_CalL320-5173____1 2 ._ on— Opon—CHAROL-AIS— 034-516734-5167, ------— co n3nrconditlorr-CaH-226— o n r NOW RENTING; Country TI!I odor Spm or weekends. •ovocodo -avoc groon, 0 monlha Idahfaht)"Grbwn~AUFALFA^ Ton—' 75, call 436-6102 or 675-8051 flollino for luxuriously do- FOlFOR SALE, Full sIzo Un- bid. Boot olfor laken. 734- SEEIEED- Roolstored common. Hollonloilora- 15 to 17 monlhs. PULLE1ULLETS For Soloi $3 o 5818,::------gfloreilerOp.m.______dorwood eiocironic lypowri- nEREAL / ESTATE. 1st doedo ol ongo and Apox or- top vacclmaccinatod. $550.536-2150, piece.lece. CallC 324-2221.______HEATI- olonod 2 bodroom dupiox dot S477a(lor6pm.______• Ran( ATH 8 Row B o a n ’ tii TILT BED implemenl apartmonls. Fully oquippod ^lor,j or. $125. Phono 734-8340. trustrual (or cosh. Unimproved • ‘>2lL rands allallo oood. Ols- 200 TOPTO OUAUTY Hortord “■7 !------^------Wlndrovdrover- hydroullc molor f property protorrod. 733-4753. FOR FOR SALEI 1. Slandard lilor - duol tandom running hllehons. TV cablo, oir FOR poi SALE. METAL desk ounl p rice s (or oorly Ho(oralolora, Wlii slort coivino in en. oxcollonl shapo. Coil ‘ W A N T E D N IG H T C R - Hardwick Hoyd Oos Slovo^ Call • lor, now liroa. Coil 324- conditionlno. (Iroplaco, labio ub wilh conior drowtfr. WA uyers. Hm Morsholl al 733- Sopt.iopt. ILorry Lickley 324-2005, *11!i______SiS <228.______06. . laundry laclllllos, jacuzzl. pray. nra $100. Phone 734-8340. AWLERS: AW Phono 734-4944. ______S14tor733-0142.- ,T = " — '■ ■ ------CULVElULVERT PIPE Special!! INNES'ES 450 2 culler row wind — 1— ond rocroallon room. Truly pm Gilliland Balt. 329 Addison HOT HOT 'POINT STOVE 30", = ^aii Ullman Conslrucllon rower.er. Ulko now, Vi price. WANTIANTED TO BUYl M assey FOR SALEI Chovrolot olf Ave. ? ''' W est. Opon'Oom till rolrlooralor ro(rli 11.8 cu. It., ^ Twin Foils finest. Call Stovo condllloner g j ' $150. Largo Tolo ^ ^7133-7120^ a ______.. , .733-2148■2148. ■ . I______. Hartl#artiB Comblno 90 or 92. Or .'. Parka days, ovonlnos. and., q . 8pm. Cloaed Saturdays. harvost harv gold. Ilke new. $500 097n 3 55 or 85. Or whal hovo Ooal $150- And 1 spool ol f0r80l.75>66a2.______~ \PPALOOSA HORSES (or 66060 .Fl.Fl o( 2 Inch PVC PIPE- 10 40104010 wilh4020 nil; cab. ID vi/ookonda 734-0658 or 24 12^’oaunbobwlro$15. WAWANTED TO BUYl Oafousol' 500 Bales ol Wood Froo jalo, sale, Roasonably priced, wllhvilh sosomo connections. Coll duals,lis. roconii overhaul. Coll au. 733-7338.______hour aorvlco 733-2026. liroploco,Call 436-6806. RENT REK TO OWN, Now IViTRAW-r largo 47" bales, make 'ANTEDI Massoy Harris 22 FOH SALE Ory or wet Nehl ^ Whirlpool appliancos, as low . 05, nako oiler. Coli anytime 733-454i33-4546.______678-0831■0831 or 676-7603. • WANT 1 OR 3 BEDROOMS. oq,pop cooler. 2’x6’. lust rioht wW / A N T E D N IG H T C R - Whji .65< a balo. 324-4094 br 324- 324-80i324-8005.______raclor for. saivogo p 'i’i». na $12 a month. 733-4090. J427 3olod ond Main Lino 95 lOHN lOH DEERE Combino- 14-2330.______- Carpotod. Built-in ranoo and In a | Foir booth. $75. King Hill AWAWLERS: Phono 734-4944. “ l i «L ______aVPPLOOSAT p l PLEASURE AlumlnVlumlnum Pipo. AMOTH nowV molorrr roody lo go 'i L t i i ovon. rolrlQorolor. JJM por Gronao. q ., Coil 366-2211 or GUIGilliland Ball, 329 Addison SEARS SE< AUTOMATIC •XCELLENT HAY, mlxluro MARIVIARE, G ood b la n k e t. Molal•lotol Products, 543-4777, onyllmcllmo for boons. Tools WANT'ANTED TO BUYl Vy month inciudos ullllllos. No 368-2203.______3«n AveAvo. Wost. Opon Oam till woshor, wasi doluxo. all cycles, „■II , grasses and alMa_Bx— I nniilfimnni to nwil^h POlOtOIMoioo bulk bod wllh ^ 'i . kids or polo. Call 734-2507 8pm. Ciosod Soturdayo: rocondlllonod roco end guoron- .. q' :in SALEI l8" 'irucK Ltrfl— FOUR DOZEN quart size and ho lon or balo. Noor qcaiiBEAUTIFUL Choatnul Rod liSEO"JSED-lffioatlon llnoa...25-. lor ovor to beano or TOfTT bolwoon noon ond2P.M. • to o d . $106.00. C o in 's Maaid liroS, Iront wolta, •CHRI! 57S3,______AL' ultino HAY ol Bell Rapids. '= 2 ^ OR YOUR Groin SloroDO, S ®»or ®!, fronl or roQuior Iront, Fonnlninning Exporionco wants TWO. BEDROOM dupiox, SALE! Caso Includod. Call RANGE, RAN oxcellont condl- cijltl •our Yoor Oid Ropiotorod Amorici>moricon Grain Blna. Load- Stovo, rolrlooralor and dl- ^EKEEP Corpot cioonlno pro- f AI lion. 531-5460.______:ail 320-5237.______Pou' /FM rodlo, honioor cob, oppOrispOrtunltv to ront or blom s sm all- uso Bluo ^536-2791 or 536-2179.______t!°!l 3uorlor Horso FILLY, broko, ingig an and unioodino equip- ” ” ' 7 ^ onago Doiry- Ranch- Farm shwoshor Disposal, •------35050 • TON ol good dairy hoy, 1 yeor old Molly MULE, rldo monl.Ulonl- Ullman Construction. V clutch, lop shapo. 734- monsg carpols, and dropos, Ullllty Luolro Lui wall lo woll, Ronl FOlFOR SALE, Yomaha gullor, oirlioid. 734-4721.. ^ 3^______forir ownorOWI who wonts to alow $100. Excollent condition. mq ;rp o ck .324-5740.______Throe i room and oarago, 1240 par Eloctric shompooer. $10 Oeo Healing&AIrCbndlllonlno ^ hree or Six Unit CHORE awn or obsonloe ownor. Krongola,______ColColl734-2151 a ller6pm. - ;___ D ton bl socond cutting in uHORSESHOEING n n ' AND BOYlOY Pi Pipo Line Mlikor- ox- SSEY FERGUSON Quick lease S®*" write; Box 422- Fojt month. $100- doposll. No •i” G.E. STREAMLINE air condl- sloellock. 324-2200 oarly morn- ch corn header for 510.. pota. 734-3243.______MOMORRIS 5 Strlno BAN 10- .Q-E' rRIMMING -.norm al and collontollont condition, J500. Coil foiQiin. Colorado 60701 ■ 'Honor. $135. 543-4042 ollor Inp. ro rro ctlv o . Q u aran lo o d 538-275' mbino- Cali 324-4261. M£Uii MARY CARTER CENTER gocgood for beginners. Asking tjop; ------rninosor evoninos. •COM!COMBINING* 2 Machines. ^ TWO. BSDROOM Ooplox.- , fas. Call 733-^4. 4PM.______»WAWANTED* Stock- Cow lork**work, Chnrios Browning SJS carpoiod, drapod. olociric UNFINISHED ^N FURNfTURE, 185 SEY FERGUSON 1500, 4 Callall Ray f Harrla. 324-4261 Orossora, chosts, desks, n e INTERTHERM GAS (urnoco HAYIAY. Coll 324-5700. boloro 7 ' 73343^33-3375,______arly morning or lolo ovon- • hoot, aiovo. Ownor pays all- w” NEW YAMAHA planos ond 'NTi r odor 7pm. 1< f m t a p t a . n l . reel drivo. 1 300 ' rockors, chairs, rell lop oraorgans. Usod plonps, band and 4-burner range wllh orM ' utllltltos and noal. Cioonlno over. Oood condllion. Soil O' BEAVERTAIL-9 Tonnor. hoursjjr8.764-2446 or 704-2420. '{ULUL______doposll dt J75 roQuirod, S220 doske, a o ' cradios, toy boxes, ingInatrumenls. Selmor, Conn. o'’®' gMBINING, QRAIN. Blond- -slools;—ftftd-mlscollftnemis— Kn- -fO^^ablo^M W BM ^^^- -ggg- !ucko-i3718:-5th-wlioolr-16'—1-1048-NS-NEW-HOUtANO-Hay- -CQMB — -monlh7734^54, ------510 ■xmar~Dunayr-WAnNER“ a ' . farmsr&TRgni - IMPERIAL ------Flatbed Itoma, 2110 4th Avo. E., |ust muMUSIC. 139 North Shoahono — ^lalbod wllh caltlo racks, 9 siackoickor . oood condilion. oullno ovollabio. 324-2263. olf Easllond, 733-34B3. min'TwIn i Foils.______Qg2 onnor. $2,800, Sth wheel. 076-3211-3210 or 670-2755, after " “Him 056 ' Room»toRcnt ^ 082 . . BuildingMjtorlals Treat your horse lo the SsjDTT43-4070.______flpm.lu______' CUSTCUSTOM GREEN chopping, MUFFLERS Inotollod whllo qOLDER l UPRIGHT PANIO. — a - PasturssForRBnl. Tjn®^®',linosl. Pricos roooonobio, ny. groin ond corn. Dole you wait. Complolo mulller no> LAVA ROCK- t 1/3 to 3", — ;ASE BEAN COMBINE. NEWIWi 1075 Modoi NEW J now strings. $350.734-3341. LAV .VAILABLE Soplom bor. Wo nood your used irallors. CASE owor543-4725.______Sorvlco Including cuBlom . t r Walah and Son Slono. Call AVA ftlso horso lacks avaliabio, )(^3']o7'ory good ° condition, Choap, HOLLAiLLAND Chopper wilh cab “£iS£i 057 Renlal Mobilo blOTSs USED StudonI Bass GUITAR 680-2156.______OrwIrazing/ wlnloring, up yo ''iso n 33-0717. •______ondJ 3 row corn hoad. 1250 CUSTiUSTOM COMBINING • • duals for cor and pickups. 4 AMPLIFIER, oxcollont ®22: ABBOTT'S AUTO SUPPLY. * , 00 cotllo. Soulh Boilovuo . : Tracior, wilh cab and 'ohn3hn I Dooro 6600. poos and CLEAN 2 bodroom trailer, condllion, low price. 324- •LAVA *LA ROCK* For buildino roo. 78IW023. or 788-3334. C NORTH COUNTRY COMBTlOMBINE 715 INTERNA- '^ 9 305Shoshene SI,Soulh. North Lincoln Avo, TIONAIlONAL Hydrostotic Boon ojtlra^raduois-543-5053- grain-1rain-829-5894.______now carpot, (ully lurnlshod, ^ ------ea-4253. ______^ $155 monlh plus dopooll. g ioromo.324-4681 specialpoclal, Usod 09% ol Iho NEWIW) Biadoa (or 6 row CUSTCUSTOM Swathing, 1112 ___734-0173.______;NI 'ASTURE f o r 2.10 3 Horaoa...... - - timeImo In^ In^grain. Only throshed - - HEATHATH-bean outlor--Nevor Nowow H Holland. $5.00 on ocro. -077------Raaiorwrssiflriio— ~ 1 tho summer. Close-In, o e F i, 0 acroa o( beano. Liko now. boonan used.u: Call 438-5806. Coiloii Roborl or D onlso JEROME- 3 bodroom. Primo |,0 ' REGISTERED QUARTER 30ocfOi ooncor 324-5101.______nolflhborhood. .privato lol, F1XTURE.$45, LARGE C.B. baso anionna. 2 - • ROOF . ™°' ■ 5H0R9ESIo R9 Quallly colto by Cab,:ab, ai air conditioned, radio, -^i’ poPOTATOE BED. usod 1 now carpol. kllehon appiian- five olomonl beams, co- 7 ______AAA olros: Smooth Movo. monotononotor, boon pickup. 385- yoarir. bolls molors, olc. CUSTCUSTOM BALING - 543-5945. eo9, storaQO. Oardon spot. •• c h e s x ^ ejze_r-$io^ phoeoa ao ono antenna. TRUSSES ' mlmEN YOUR CHILDREN . TtlpioTripio Don, Lotaa Pay. 5066066 or. or 38541252,______fnCudoludod. Excollonl condi- LoooBarliell. o Bj ______n a pots. 409 East Avo. B. Includes phasing harnoss, oulouigrow lhelr baby (urniluro YoarliYoarlings and 2 yoar oido. 955 COM COMBINE wllh 4 rowcorn Hon. 83837.4836. CUST(USTOM BEAN THRESH* 324-3112,--- *DI• DINETTE TABLE And Two . bolun, fV; 100' coax with (Ittlnos. lot iso oood timo to place II RRoooonobio. oos 837-4407, headload < and otrow choppor, poWEFWER BOX FOR SALE. 16' ING,IQ, with soK-propeilod Chalrfl. $24.50. Hagorman, Lato evenings, $0,000.1 NEW TRAILER HOME, 3- Romovod (rom towor CALL W COLLECT }5arm sole In tho TImos-Nowa Hager 0,000.543-5003.______VVoslorislern, has sllooo sido Hoysoys Combine. 20 ocro (208)72W618 cias:iosal(iod Socilon:______keopikooDtryintii ______boardsirds, bool toiigale and minimiilnimum. 'od Word. 734- •ROTARY MOWER - $45, roconlly- | (or dldoronl (201 shw ^ahorf dlsp“osal':. *«< communlcotlons. $125. or 2nd 2nd AND WASHINGTON declEClDE TODAY lo collocl SStout t o u Homo'mado 2 COMBINES...... idor attochmont. Call 5714.71i______*. • Horso/Cow TRAILER.- Soo waohor/dry«r.-Tiomt»- iBABY'CRIfr$45...... •oI(ef. Also 3 mobilo and 3T./KETCHUM. 3T . IDAHO a sn by usino Wont Ads. ' Horso 1-0785-...... , CUSTUSTOM THRASHING," (urniluro. Adults, no pots, 'b a s o llnoora. $75.-$100. 733- B3340 533, Dial)iol 733-0931 to. slan your Hnl Hnl at .M ountoin Vlow 'n e w SixI R Rowo Fronl Mount BEAN groinrain 1 and boons, now 0600. all ovonlnQS alter 6. 326- Ro(oronco8. ' Localod> ot •Anllquo MAPITE ROCKER. 3252;------(208)733-2214 (201 (asi.ost-octionod- ■ . StnbitS jjb la i____ ^______MF550ilFSSO CUTTEiTTER. 6 Row contor do- Call 0 SKylano Trailor Patk. 733- wlttiwlekorbock-$1l0. Jr,' LELEAR iET81rachdocKand3 301 301 snd ST. SOUTH/ TWIN t1 UNUNREGISTERED c;uartor MF750,1F 750 liveryjry EBoon V/lndrowor. Both 4080.MO;______03^5 boforo noon, lapo casoa, loadod wllh FALLS. pAl IDAHO 83301 “ ■ horsohorso m ate. 13 yoaio oid. lioldId roadylrc 678-0831 or 678- CUSTabycaives at timos. Feodor paslupasluro for hbrse. closo ln,-- GETTGEnLEMAN-TRACTOR tackors to follow. Call 0»* oaffi^os, ’. COIcoox. 7334470 ovonlngs. Ad. Ad. 733-0031. .______cottialtio bought On ordor. M-N Also wonlod 10 buy Qood r%ral good usod 'Bund HAY'HAYTHAULING, two 3-wldo In a .733-3000 or 734-4201, '“q’port 734-6851-______I I r a t i s e M " ...... > ...4 .K .3 a I L-oi..Oor-U^ U st seoti 6 mllos Z __ «ork, $1,000. FORD 3 Botlom pickupkup allochmonls harrowlorrow beds, Robort Saifv- OFFICES FOR RENTI Air p«; ...... - I V I NO'’Jorlh o( Ketchum. $100 lo- FOR:FOR SALEI 60 hood o( white llo, 537-0728, 537-0505 or PINO PONQ Toblo and ■ vord (or inlormation loading face < 3low, SB, $900, 837-4050 condilioned, Ulilillos pold, foco ewos, half yoarlinos Iho i-lMtiArultio. ______^ ^ 37-0579. oqulpmont' $60. Couch * ...... $ 1 1 0 S r5 ; folurn. 720-4833 or 726- foBlfOBl 52 ond 3 yooro old. Also ptivalo parkino. West Fails elobpor- $15. Picnic table- .■ rOH SALE CASE 600 com- - f lOCK HAULING, tour whooi Av».643-554BW734-4513. Jl,®19. Call 734-3256. jI , ...... z m034.______• whitewhllo laced lombf. 823-4453 POf* S aador work, .lohn, 643-6461.- H «/*TIXTU*ti-it'liblNoflTmOO 4 REQISTERED. Pollod odor'o(lor7PM,______bine3lno . with boil unioodor, V OFFICE SPACE- Campus ~ 733-8B01.______GEI^ IIWATHINQ, BALING, pfow- ?? ...... $ 1 1 . 9 5 ■ Commons area al Fllor ona p * lorelord cows with coivos; 3 nNANNY a NI ■GOATS FOR SALEI RADIO’S- I logislorod polled Horo'ford CoM4 POH SALE. Form hand .• no. disclno. roller honbw* .. Fillmoro,, CarpotB^ heal ^ QU I ...... $ 1 3 . 9 9 I Rog Call4234021. FOH 10^ ^ ^ Weaver 543-4011 -BUSINESS RADIO'S______iol(or8.''Cail--432-53i7-ond- -mTRf ^rlndBrm.ior.433-5124------t U:QUlRMENJ.._.l|i air. Wo pay ulHllyT733-42D6. -jlriTired o( C8 "skip" ond I'!:ro:f5ni.»r;:7T— ■ r eEAIL * t rOB PBICI1~'I~ ■pUREBREAD NUBIAN does,' ■ak for.i. D. Breedino- bucka, and mllkino nonnloa. FOR SSALE 1977 200T twino 200 Sq. Fl., How Buiidlno-,, nolnolso? Call about our. S ■ «»!SJ VANTED HAY. grain and lE G IS T E R E D A N G U S RogliRoQlslorod $150, snd up, Hotie FFrooman boior, 65. KIm trin barly oavod parking on Addison sy:sysioms ^ t unheard ol ■ rtbrsopowor Wisconsin R oad E ast :orn chopping. >♦ & H Avo. All utllllTos lurnlshod, priigrlcos.^Cuslom Eloclronlo'a | HOURS: a to 6 MON,-FflN,-FRI. B toA S A T. J bJULLS.Ui! Howord's Angus NonrNonroglslorod $50. 764-2426 h o rso Unch. Phono 543-4915. ovoniovoninas. motor, ail tho oxlias, good 733-7272 S.io:ustom.43M163. air conditlonod. 733410S or ^ 3 shopo.shopo, 543-4048, 733-7649.______5fSEARS soll-propollod lawn !I NORTHWEST PLYWYWOOD SALES i WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR momower. rocondlllDnod and ,1 ,■ (OifkimberlyRooifBahlndUrndUnltadOII}733-5909 | H lont in downiown area. 733- nuiouarantood. $99-65- Coin's • 3000 or 734-4201. ; ■ ' CicCloaranco Conlof, 733-7111. ' ■

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HOUSE " with Majblajdr Hopple ...... - CiO ^ G ingoSilcj ogo oM Pots & Supplies ' 125125 ■ Travel TrsJIors 12B 123 Ulillty Trailers 13918 .. HiivyEqulpment 140'140' Trucks ~ OUR BOARDING HO PUREBRED IRISH S E W a r ... 1974 ALiQ-lfl-..Trayoi TfpMor. , - ~ LJailHiWESTEflN OraoTr: 1072 DODGE 1/2 Ton PlCkiTp. , GARBACEMEN KAYE IT fWUfiHTMAJOR! JU6T^ GAnAGE iJALEl 3JB Fllof PUF 733-6853o r 733-7744 . *4~X -7‘—UTfUT¥—TRAILER— -AUS' Av,i Wool, Ffiday nnd Salur- PUPPIES. PUP S35 to $43. Good '± t Phona 734-3151. °up^uper 400. ExCOlIOnt. wIthoxlra#l«2Tt«velTrailer 0 ...... BECAUSE MV NM^EJ:E 1$ (SARBO. EVERyONE.IE-J V* • H.iy.’ C«»pot. bar aiool.- . huntoffl. huni Roady now ,‘ 734- 1077 1BT ALIO 24 foot aolf- >2— 3,600. 7B8-4451. Evonmtrs,-- jjropdrop axloa with huba and ^■^£ FiSHT M B IF S mliieollanoouBi______. . 35763576.______contained. oor Lols Of oxtras. 16-3417. - ■ - elocireloctrlQ brakes. 034-4339. 132 AuloPirtt&Aeceitorios WA^T Ta BB AL^NE-ME-HA-HA^. I WiJNPER ciOLAY'S ANNUAL Barn ond SELL SEL YOUR PETS wllh a Uaed y®' 2 times, like now. Call >32 1964 DODGE 1/2 Ton Pickup 734-«)72______. ______^ IF *mEyD LAU6H IF r LEFT THEIR y.ird aala. Antlquoo, col- claaalllod claa od todoy. Thoy gal Gil 3 T CHEVROLET Engine- lAKE AN OFFERI 88 Ourti- - 316, 3 Spood, excoilonl - l P U B L IC ^ ovriryiMlnomuBlao.30yaDrs otc. oic. And supplies. Cat and EQUALIZER EO hltchea In-' Lrbcturbo 350-400 Irans. Robuill- 14010 TnicliS bollorbollom .543-6806 orS43<8S0, BIN C^?.rfK\^lS :\coutpulnilon. Housohold, dog dog grooming. Soturdays by stalled, stoi n0‘ waiting, trailer ableable engines-?a3'a, 327, 3S0. — 1672 FORD SPORT cusiom ON MV CABir (v m and shop BuppHos, spocTil apo< Bppolntmcnt. PIck brakoa bro and wiring welding. 399369. . 454^8. Tunnel ram- 3fiO/ BApACK TO SCHOOL, musl ' CRUI6ER UU^I C A N B E ell 1973 Ford pickup, groat pickup. P'= ^ l New palnl and tires, lurnlturo. 4'/. mIloB Wool ot up up and doilvory ovory Phone Phi 733-62fl1.______4B4.- '68 Camoro 454. '57 aoll whllo spoke wheola V-fl 4- laronui. AunuBi 11lh and W Wod odnosday 734-4272. 138 1078 107 23 Tool Terry travel ChovChovy 2 Door Hardlop 283, haoe. 326-4 6 38. speed. $2,400 , 733-7977 or l^ri'. ______Bluo ^ Lakea.______troilor. imi 16 It. Dorsoll boat MagiMag/chromo wheola, 12 bolt 1864564 c h ev y; ahort box, stop 386 jfg Madronami N. ‘_AWN SALE. Fridny and ' SHOW SHC QUALITY, chim plon with will 79 horaopowor engine, poaapoaai. 734-2840.-______DidoIdo; V-6, oxtra gas tank, ____ BO P I P VO\S SACi5AY . Saturday ut Shylnno Parlt oirod olro( Cocker ^ a n lo la for Gleopor Gio campor. See at 546 pnijiFOUR 700 X 16 Ib. Mlcholin ®Jll£hrom e wheels. 734-3161. .,97,1671 FORDp V4 ton pickup! ■( g \ B (N CRUI^£g_ »jS.Twln.______olud olud sorvlco. Grooming • Filer Fj]i Ave. W.______urosllros on wheala. Make ollor. 1Q58859 CHEVY1/2Ton-onglno MOVING SALE. AuflUBt lllh pups. RHfiJ 643-6766.______1B77 197 24 fool Prowler. Im- PhorPhone 733-7433.______juatJ8t rebuilt. $400. Call 733- nN.A.O.ABOOKI162S.A.O and 12th. nidino lawn TWO TWC FEMALE Australllan ' maoulBlo, ma Uko now. S47S5. ucujNEW and used VW parte. 420. ■______FfllD/iFRIDAY ANDSATURDAY m ow or'day boda, aKI boolB, Shepherd 8hoi pups (or sale. 324-3601. 324 ______frobuill itu onQlnea, *11 s'zea. 1856856 CHEVY M ton pickup, 19291926 iiionoBo clothoB, lolB ol 733-1Bfl8. 733;; ______1073 i '^ INVADER TRAVEL FullyFully guirantood. Will In- steptop Side, ve 4 spood. good m lic. ElliaPolh Blvd. Eaal. 4 4 YEAH Yi OLD m ala.A fahin, ' TRAILER. TR. IS' long, sell con- atall.atall. 733-7687 illo r 6pm. and condlllon.>800.856-2798. ^ .lOHNCHRiS v^milo EaatotEaalland, , have have papora but not re- lained. lali iusl Ilko now. 324- anytlanytime on weekenda. 197^074 CHEVY W ton wllh aholl MOTORS, INC. r.^EIOHQOHHOOD OAHAQE plalored, Olali will sell to a good B7ga; 876 ...... WEWE REBUILD Hydraulic S1681685, 1972 Ford ton with IV,LE11 mllo oaal ot K-Mafl, home fiom In the country, comoa le 197 n 17V4' LAYTON- SoK- [aok«lacka at ABBOn’8 AUTO duoluola. 1867GMC2V4 ton with IM south lo Oth Avo. East. (rom (roir champion blood lino. - containod. rot SieSS. Call 734- 8UPI8UPPLY.305 Shoahono SI, or•r v without drop aldo bod, 733-6384;^ (2) FORD 10 W heelers-1851- # LIVES D-no3. canning |ars, bw n nlal/charter. nlal Phono ioo -1073 RED DALE Flftn W hiJol." 734-^676. 734-^ ______Bffc)IlLOV^-camper. 734-4402. 140 . TrucW ,422 • Import-SporllCtrs ■ iiiowora. 7;30am • 8pm,___-floundy-.e—6kywayar~733^Hou hai 1885 FORO Vi ion. 6 cycle, 4 has air, awning, and extras, For Sale; 1872 Suzuki CS 250. 1961966 CHEVY p a n e l, 8 speed, J*” ; now tires. $365, 543- jji— August 4lh and Eth. 6261. 6261 Evonlnga ^ -i7 7 7 . MOVE FREEI Buy'Ihla mov- 1 9172 ^ AUD1100 LS. Must aell, 18721672 OATSUN FOR SALE. □ ood condition. J5500. $300 jwn or boat olfer. Call 734- cyllr 6S12-______$300. rune good. 643-6441 f o piflfAvo.______— Evonlnpa 7a&-3910.______218I lOOd. $385.or"P."®?' Irado. 643- 6512' r — Ing van and aflor your're roasoilasonable. 837-6178. *300. 2161 aftor6p.m.______OOO' 1971 GMC 9500 wllh 35’ njgyj,: PATIO SALEI Aug- 11 & 12 12t > Botts&Marlnsllflms 1076 197 20' ROAD RANGER; movod In, sell. Truck, pada, 1973173 a AUDI FOX. Good condl- 1971 DATSUN 310 4 £Joor' 9AM. 145 Flior Avo. W. Somo 1 _ GOING TO COLLEGEI Muat ® |^ Fruohuol apud trallor wllh dollloa. Eolllo only $1875. 734-1398- iio?n. nj $1500.543-5031. SedaSedan- oxcelleni condilion, ------aoK-conlalned, flOl Ilko now. aoll ^ 1976 M ontoaa 250. 1972972 CHEVR01.ET2 ton Iruck hnitbelt andn tarp;76M687. furnlluro. bods and mlao. Cjll.73^342,______J® '', PRICED TO SELL PAST11873 BMWMW 2002 1976.im m aculate. 45000 m iles, good gas Approx, 30 hrs. on overhaul. withvilh tag axlo and 18' apud 1970 GMC 5500 Series- wllh mlleBge.$895.733^2, YARD SALEI Augual 10lh- Knobblea, LTR ausponslon. . bodjod. 386 V-6 engine, apood J Dalaun pickup. Fair tp good Tapeipe dock, aun roof, extra ^ 1llh . 160 Buchanan. O-^pm. 1072 ROADRUNNER 21', Knot combination praln/caltte condll OUNE BUOGY: new top, b o a t s fully I self containod. pulled Beal Beal offer. B20-6029- md {*2? 2 spood. Qoodfl condl- condition. $lfe0. 733-8328. siuddiuddod anow Urea. 768-4023 OUN rack. Call825-538^8. ,-5^ duel exhausl. dotation tires, Nlco baby Itoma, nppllan'------vory Jlllle. excolienl coruJI- ' (TTi idh. $6000. 1620 W .,Maln. '!SiL 1873 1-TON QMC VAN. Take or786--786-3334. ______duel COB. rurnljuro, drapoa. cloih- q | HARLEY DAV(080N turning brakes, onQlne QREGOR*FIBERFORM lion. lio' t3450,352-4286. m S t 3uhl, or 543-4270.______19661666 INT 1/2 Ton Pickup- ovor„ovorpoymenlfl.$2,5B5.owad 197474 ( CORVETT L-62. black, ‘“^"1 motoroyclea, ierome ahortbox. good condilion. and $5 overhauled, groat shape. 1074 TRAVELEZE. 6 X 35 wllh Implement ImpV Co., 324-3311, .1973975 COURIER Pickup- 4 and $500. In ooultv; 536-2342. a llvIvor o leather, fully g;"; - STARCRAFT 107 $600. Call 734-4995.______■iBfT' lulOPOd, 734-7770.------^Muat aell. 1600.436-3610; OUTBOARD MOTORS tip tip out. olr and awning, palio lorome. loro ______ipeod. ®P0 top condition . Coll 1976 3/4 Ton Ford Pickup- ogulpl >43-4763. 11976 0 ^ INTERNATIONAL powor aleorlna, 4 new spoko i97878 CCUSTOM BUILT Vokaro 1873 HONOA ACCORD. 6 C66 FIrawood MERCURYoEVINRUDE Ml door, like now, many extras, 1976..ata HARLEY DAVIDSON ^ F1600, tandom drive. 5 and 4 speed, like new. 676-124B. will conaldor amall trado-ln. ijqo 1972 OATSUN 1600 aerlba, wheola, 34,500 miles, good sporlslorta car. Fire rod. alep-ln 1200 co E lectro Glldo. 1 ? J Iranamlaslon, 20' melal (ab condilion. 733-2271. convo NO DOWN PAYMENT,. |U81 ' FIHEWOOb. S50 a picliup Soe at Surburban Trallor Oonlonnlal c a n model. Full ‘iS11200. Call 837-03BO.______inverllDlo, deep bucket. NO I Park, W. AddlaonAvo. potatoo bod with belt. 14000 , 0=7 -; lats, chrom'o maga and asauiassum e Iho lease on this load. Cul to any length. 733- dress, low mileage. Like 19«1 ^ DODGE PICKUP, 324- mlloa. ^ like new. 544-2822. 1977 ^TOYOTA PICKUP. Ex- seals, TOM’S cellent condilion, 4 spood. muchuch more. Call 734-2481. 19771977 Flat In excellent condl- 7605.______- TRAILER RENTALS Avail#- New! New MUST SELLI Call 288! llon. Call aftera. 733-8576. . bl0.15lt.n0l80lf-c0ntaln0d. StovStove at 733-5110 KENWORTH 12 Yard Dump campor sholl with running 197777 1 DASHER wagon. £ x- 'iSTL! . RREWOOO (or aalo. 734- 1959 DODGE ton. 5 Truck- now MIchellrlB. ox- i.-htB Bort Harbaugh Motora, uqn llghia. Brand nowGoodYoar collonillenicondltian. $4675. Call 19741974 PORSCHE 914- new M A R I N A i HONDA QL-1000 Gold Wing. ;yllndor, cyll 4 apood. good collenl. goUo, $11,800. 788-4451. rebuilt motor. Asking $5,000. Wondoll. Idaho. 53(H)323. pJ,,Full dro8O.J2.60O. Soe al 423 irlgi Tlmpo Tiroa. Asking $4000. aakIk f< for Patty. 733-2385 or rebul And Sporting Qooda — irlgatlon. Evenings. Even 726-3417.______733^733-0805. 5, - ■ 734-3214-3283.______Call?5all733-0l41. BURLEY. IDAHO Uaod ^ a Recreational vehlcloa. PoutFourth Avonue East Apt. 12, 1663 KENWORTH IruCk. oar Planls&Treea Bl- 8011, trado. Atlaa Saloa TwirTwin Falla aflor 6 ovonlngo WAWAS (466 1663 190707 OATSUNC 1800 convortl- 19771977 TOYOTA CORONA. 4 m m Co.. Floral & Eaalland. 734- ondwaokonda. and' FRIDAY FRI AND SATURDAY Spud f bod and Ilal bod. ------bio. 730.733-7388. dOordoor, luxury addition, FRESH Tor .-«« and good $1000.734.Q460-______021i 021 ______^ ,974 $255 ______.______oulorlulomatlc. 8500 mllaa, $4800. ooloctlon c lit trooa. 733- 17'. y r BOAT Inboard and oul- ,7= 1974 HONDA CB 300. J450. *25! MOVE FREEI Buy Ihla mov- 142 Impon-Spons Cars r33-6012.______BSSl.OfnndvmwOtlvo. USEO Fold Down TRAVEL Call 537-6856.______- MOV, 374 VOLKSWAGEN Super ’S H ! t}oard. Phone 734-5151. Ing van and alter your ro 1970 tOTO vVOLKSV/AGEN Boollo - Bootlootio, low mileage, ox- 19771877 TRIUMPH TR7. Air. 6 TRAILER- aloopa 0. Soo at 107S .775 HONDA CB300T. 1300 MOHNCHRIS movod In. aoll. Truck, pads. CHRYSLER BOATS and North Counlry. North Lin- with hoadora, oxcoilont collorollont condition. Call 432- speo'speed, doluxo condition. DSS Good Ttilngslo Eat motora.- moi Calklna trallora. mlloB. Ilko now condition. MOTORS,ING. • do°ikdollioa.only$ie75.734.l300. - (89. • *620056200.678-0050. coin Avo.. .loromo. Opon llll 543-8339. t i j j ______condilion. Call 733-2410. 5489. loromo Implomont Co.. 8pm. 324-4661.______— COMPOST GROWnT Somo 1324-3311. - 324- ’otomo. -15x0-f1OAD-f1UNNEnirallor,------p- “ vdabiabido-nbwrHunorsre- ~1T'SCI,EAN^UPTIME~ • Hoyburn W. 733-2003, .1 0 ' FIBERFOfiM boal wllh Carpolod c .’ and vory cloan. " 100 horaopowor Evonrudo t1650.Call423-4471. DELANE DEHYDRATORS- motor.733-6953 moi or 733-7744. = on all motorcycles In stock i'- '- SMOKERSI 00 roady for (ruit ondnnd Ihoy aro PRICED TO *1 .- ^ • J & voQOtabloa. Colt 733-5376. 1078 14- FIBEHGLASS Runabout. 50 horao Mocury 126 Cainpoc»&5ho:i» SELISELL! - Tf : FRESH PICKLING CUCUM- motor, ^01 tilt trallor. canvas lop, .t j BERS Now Avallablol $.13e a m „a< anvotlraa. » 4 5 0 .734-8370. 1009 BELL C a ^v o r- vVoWo hnvo 1078 IT 400 '.j; pound. Collar Picklo Com- ~ sloops 8. ico box. aiovo, yamYamahas. I;,,' ■ 14 foot CRESTLINER. 40 noftn poi poll..hydraulic jacks, uu,, IS p jn y. Edon. Idaho. 625-5288. Hiwrylhcywon'tlaatlongl . I. horaopowor Worcury. Ex- For poi salo wllh or without '73 GHEEN STRING DEANSI collont coll mcchanlcal condl- Chovy ch Choyonno, 3/4 ion ppi DIuo LoKos varloiy. Roady tion „o„ pluo oxtras. J1250. 733- Pickup. Pic 734-4402.______CENTURY AUTOMOTIVE ^ .itjoul Aufiusi ;ih. Call 423-. 0722 072; altor 5:30. 734-2970 281 Addison Avp.W. 1078 CHEVY pickup 4*4. 733-5070 M ------______and/or am sholl. 5.000 mllos. V. ton. Now Idoal 27 loot ~ Pol9&Suppllo3 IUST lu : DECAUSE THERE cam cai por irailor. 734-4721. 039 .1''™1078 KAWASAKI 750- low ..iJ ------L _ ARE AR! SOME CLOSE-OUT Drackon Dn Stroot North. ' mllongo. tako ovor pay- G S • • • 2i ------.f llu^; Ciiulu li Gprlnfl» —l-3-31»gCfAt:9—ON— P f lOHNSOH—l- r = m nnts. Call 324-6084 ador 3 line Z6 dgygs . . . * 1 6 “ J 7Th-mhmJLASb-SHEtXTt2T3:— - i ; .id Pup3. Llvor/wW. OUTBOARD oU ' MOTORS... 4pm. | > ^ ------—-— • i)i:. pro- CENTURY AUTOMOTIVE la gi/, 1078 KAWASAKI KX-400. Ex- 'loora. Mlchaoi Aloxandor, good condition. Now ’3” -Ilor. 328-4763.______CALICALL SERVICEMASTER; To PA1N1AINTING DONE by tho lob. numbor 1. and wo aro iho juc colloni condition. $850. 543- F!l2 Sprlnkior ayutoma, drywall, maldc /IDE SELECTION ol Hoover ' jacks nnd (rtdgo. 733-5220 coll ALUMINUM CARPORTS i CionClonn C orpol. d rap o s, Sprini aldo or oul, oxcolloni WIDE Mnglc Valloy'a olduat Iran- aflor 5:30 & wookonda- “5030nItorEPM. 2^ ______ALI furnlluro, walls, windows, addllladditions and romodollng. cloan-oan-up, Iroo oallmalos, Vocuuocuums. robuill. new and ' ohlaod lohnson oulboard -r; 1075 KAWASAKI 400. OHC. PAIPATIOCOVERS. No job to louQhl Call Al, call>11734-6985.______73 __u sesod. d , Porta, baga.and - yfiS-1210. H.IIIOY. 622-S278. 5 1070 NOMAD Camp Trallor- ’07‘ Iruu ostlmatoa, Guoranlood No jc dotlot. So 10 D.1.0 mono, lO'x Jl O"long. oxcoilont caadi- low mllos. good condition. work. 734-8947.______734-14734-1458______. JTROL pT A„a r i CABRY.ALL ; «orvlco - l ; for all makoe.' AKC roQl^lorud black Lat> chock chc oul Iho compollllon... Extraa.$050 : 733-5801. ^insloliod 3 ' froo inis monlh ACUUM .-.CLEANERS OF ' tfon.Call ovoninos. 678-1526. “ i! sniy. factory dirocl huavy CARPENTRY CARI HOgUiHOUSE PAINTINQ FOR JvOr" puDU. Thoso linu pupa nro 11 Thon The 300 Coniury. thoy will *12 1076 MONTESA COTD 25. S" ! LESSI . ■ IDAHCDAHO. ebrnor od Second wcukn old and vvhon grown 31,f, SEARS 400,Toni trailer,. duty malorlal. •'E lliof Noss auroly s.->vo you monoy. SE For bonlrinors. 423-4503. oOd Oflulpmenr • Ex- ast 'ar>d Blue Ukoa. 733- bo t.- up Sopl. 1. 734- I _ Immaculatu, como and com- *ii:$250. 734-8230.______porlonco. Roasonablo. CAR!CARPETCLEANING Plumlumblng Sorvlco ond LIKE nev; 1970 20’ Soarny Aulo Homoownoro .Form fomojmodoHng. Reasonable nancing nvallablo.30 yenra pomU2300.733-7008. MOTORCYCLE 125. Wanl Wa:W ashors, dryors. rangoa, xperlonco. Mombor ot Na- Suncha:.ior. 235 OWC 10. $200. 734-3029.______0,0oto. 733-0038..______CALICa Ll BAVARIAN: No Ilnor packnpackage. Ralo quotas upon il.,.73..7(m,mi3M. ™p" -sto 'o -la p o , - swim -plalform. lonal Walorwoil Aaabc.' jSHAHPI 1077 tOOO’ oai lob of carpol cloanlng at any roqut ESORT VACATION, 3 ,,as, bolh campor lopa .md Iravol 127 12J MolorHomos j BABYSTTTINQ prlcol734-7442. Agon'z r ; . 4 ; r a . m ilraasor Orllling Co. William KAWASAKI wllh lahrlng ♦ unnlcllK. m anager. 532- s M jz z i______covor. s ; Boat wnaiorn Tandum — ______MASCMASONRY_ cLALARK-MILLER f GUEST Jjeg"' FOR SALEI Enollsh Sprlngor Trallor Tr.i wllh buddy boarlnga ASK AS THE GUY who owns a m.iny "Jill oxtras. $2000-324-8548. smSlltor sorvlco ollors babysit- _ _ 169. , ___ ting wllh light housowork CEMiCEMENTWORK ANCH in the- boaulllul ' :>p.mlol3. AKC- roalatoruc). ui)d „ „ aurgo brakos. Swingor Sv or Crulso Air Motor SUPER SUF RADAR DETECTOR. Unc Will do Brick-Block-Stono & awtoolh Mounlalna. For Llvurar>d whilu. 788-2831. ComparatJio cof unil now aolllng Homo...And He ho'll toll you bulll bull (or motor cycloa, anaand vacallon pot caro. 733- 0010^______ALL TYPES OF CONCRETE FFiroplacos. lro | Concrolo- ,030,.isorvatlon by wook or FOR SALE Iho boat la Insl. lor for J ll .700. Duy this ono for whoro wr you can got tho boat wualhorproof wu:i consliuctlon, 0OJi Plaator- Slucco. Froo mnntl buy ond tho bost sorvlco I 1 (oaturos(oal X fi K band. Ono 0 ai WORK. Qualily guaraniood- P 'aa l lonth, tolophono 774-3535 ' AKC aablii nnd whlto coillo t B905. 734-0250. - ______• bu BACKHOE Phono 324-3836.______03tlmoailmatoB- 537-0718. 543- q,r „ wrlto Kotchum. Idaho puppy. 3 rnonihajiaa ahota ma anywhoro. Intormouniain , yoat yoa guarantoo. Orown MAGIC- VALLEY MODILE CEMENTWORK 4008. Bill.______83340.j m ______,inO uyuo chocEod. Suiy ANDan MARINA lo a Iranchiao M " otor Homos. V/ondoll, I SuporSup Sporls. 324-3437. mqM ohr Dackfi'oo aorvlco. CEMI 538-2301. i MITCH HENDERSON ESIDENTIAL FENCING Willi.ims. Fllur.320-<276. doolor ^ot for Ihl) bfllior boats 1 1970 SUZUKI 185 TS- loss GraGravol, rock, dirt moving, CONCRETE CONSTRUC- 1078 CHAMPION M otor , mnnihni 200 mlloa. $050. Call bullbuilding demolition, oxcava- FloorFloora, Drives'. Stops, and CONi f- R E E I F 0 m n I 0 and anc molota. lohnson oul- 10 Hoadgatoa, otc. Roasona- TION:TION: . . Youou buy malorlals. I will Shophotd/Dingo mi*. Good bontda. bor thu all now and Homo- He air condilloning, I 733-0420.733- ______Ilorlion. 733-3341.______Hoad atoroo, low miloago. $10,500. -r^c bio, freo oslimalos. 324-2012 latall for you.,432-5563 oarly •■■.ilh kida. groat walch dog- boilor bot OMC Sluarn drlvoa, at) THREE WHEEL Mud Oug. BUBUILDERS ' Will do commorclal and mornIlornlng or ovon'ngs. -C1III733-10B3. ______Soo Sot Swirl boats. EZ loodor. 734-5727_, 72: ______$200. jjO( 734-4721.______residential. Now typo form- CERAMICTILE ■ [“g'"; OOF PAINTING - y / ' THEE PUPPIESI Mothof. Shoroiino, She and (Elkina boat FOR FC RENT Solf-conlalnod-.VTRIUMPH m 250 1972. Good CU.CUSTOM HOMES BUILT lo C E ^ Ing syetom, 8. yoara ox- • chocolalo podlgroo lob, irallora. Plus all marine mini ml motor homos, call Ruf(- condition ‘‘ $550.733-3808. aul'aull your IKo stylo. Cal) . -— porlonco. Savos up to 45% auppllosforlosa. 733-0141.- itj W aynoBohrn. 733-2278. . BalhBa7h8, a h o w e rs. coun- P®/.'?total concrete coals. Alao Needood your rool pointed? / Father- CoUlo. 735-1322. 744 9u£ 1078 YAMAHA Spoclal 050- 7 ^ lortopB. onlryways. Phono .roflto and oil. No job lo .1 Northvlow Drlvo. ______SAIL SAI CATALINA YACHTS In 1978 is: MONACO Molor H om o« BUTCH REINBOLD oquippod wllh. Modoform main Guaraniood ' spoko caat whooia, (rontand 324-8583. ______- ond Scaffolding to pour In " ‘“ ® - FREE - TO -GO dO -HOME- 13. ’3- 16, 22, 25. 27 (I. 6' prama,- ‘ low io\ miloago.-Ibis o( oxlraal roar diak brakos. oxlrasl COCONSTRUCTION ^ rorkmonohlp. Free J". sail or row. Parta and S15.000. Jll 733-nOO.______2,0C CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY oxcoss oxcoi of 20‘ high. vJlll bo in \ HoautHul IRISH SETTER. 2.000 mllos. $1750 . 543-8310. ^ Twin Falla aroS soon. Got osllmsllmatos- 734-6528. I r:all 543-4004.______hardware. har SAIL HAUS 483 S. “ ask for lohnnny.______-cuCTuatom B uilt H om oa; WORWORK Twin Locust. Twin F.1IIS, 733-0227. ^ /omodoling- addltiona- appointmentoppo nowl For free ROOf;OOFINQ f T’EE k it t e n s . 4 calico. 2 MOTOR HOME FOR RENT .ISTi1078 YAMAHA 500 cc 4 i?,[ 17' SK, V drlvo. J3500. 733- DAY Ofl WEEK 1,.'; cualom framing- cualom cul ExpoExport custom upholalory. osllmolos osnn- coll 801-753-1320 .. ;,ff giilpr* gray. 4 wooKa 1? Dtroko. akld plalo. oxcolloni roola. Evorylhlng hand cut FurnIFurnlluro- outo. boat. Froo or or80l 801-663-8520. ______All.11 types, hol osphall. , ul. 734.5421.______1128 ” 2 .|( opuona. Toughor thon" atlos. 733-3570 PM.______| \ 'GIVE AiWAYI- Two Dobloil Lyoar,-ll-vfe-dor't-havo the nalla na and priced lo aoll. }®''1978 YAMAHA 175 IT Olri .c#|CallAI, 734-2570.______NanzW an7SflivSftop.5143rdAvo. menl. menl Service and sales. All patloi 733-0931 —ip u B p lao .-S to ck -ly fw —Call— Olko- 818 mllos. novor rocod, | CARPENTRY-CABINET ^ Wesl. 733-3692.______makes. makt For reliable aorvlco SWAIWAPSHOP ono you wnnl, wo can ordor Bring ar your trado or [unKo oxcelleni like now: $605 1 1;'^ ; n3,1-4775Of034-J272. II ®''‘ on .our noxt load. Also I j o((or. oil Son at tniormouniatn WORK , , OR*^QRAVELCRUSHEDAND coll coIIC Charllo Noble, 733-7077. ' HOUND PUPS- 4 wooka old. jo f Firm! 326-4073. j PIT RUN-TOP SOIL OFFICECLEANINQq FFI' Buyhluylng. soiling, trading tm . don't (orgot wo are tho Moior M£ HomoB 'In Wondoll. sed morchandlflo and anti- ■ I : rii,\lo or (omalo cholco. 175. fnrgoat jnf( doalor on E-Z Loador 538-2301. 5^ ______” ■ I FinFlnlahlng- raoalr work o( all 'Ulrick/tan blooahound boat Irallora tn tho aroa. 1084 i>oinimonl. J3.50 d ay .- FJBowoi and uBOd. Q am eiablea.. Inger ipr and Cruiao Air motor ' INIINDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT j .in. 734-a713or734-3a30. Service So» all maKoa. Evonln(u Homos just happen lo bo tho ^ X ' : ' .’ .I-; DLACK POODLE bv 1 beel motor homo for the -^-■•ri!:654LOADEfl j / ' • ACK toQlsiorod. 733 monoy In the enllre country. J26.500 ' I C43-4117. .734-4727. -7_^ ______Tost To drive ono and find out M .D . 544 Lo a d e r r.- Moirm Fomalo ORITTANY GOLF QO CLUOS Lynx Predator for yoursol(...al Inlormoun- M'ANIEL Puru Qrod. FREE Supor Suf LItoB. OllBOl Hoaol loln tal Molor Homos, Wendell, I 1 J28,000 10 cobd homo. 324-4293. regular rog (lox. Sot o( 4 wood# ._ J3I_s38-230i. ,______! | i I.D.544A. LOADER plia-3-.lfon_PW and.SW _v7 did -en o II» ''-S H E G P .d O Q -- Ji'“ VACATION BPECIALI For . *31.500, ■ Chlpper-and 4-noLcovora. ,ont-.i97d.-.25ll...Exp!Qror-: yt,, . ' m f j ^ T - AKC rogialorod. cltatnpion » Jhii 0 0 734-2^06.______MC ,f. 0.300 BACKHOE larally. Faff" '«'"Hy o'o- *i£l Molor Home by the day. '~ l (irrod.'734.7778:~” ...... UNFIREO-Huger UN -'77 -270 - w wo eek,-.or. m onth...H oaorye...... Jlp.OOO..... Callbot, wiin^^M_aj:opa,- 'nonow. loromo Flacua. - PARAKEirrS—.CANAniES.- ioromo.324-442e or 713-9205 .{ i r l and Firtcnoa - local raisoo. • nym « a unltion. <240.423-4403.*' ovonlnfl»^_^_^__:^ 0^ ELLIOnSINC.. / C agos and food. 253 7th • 111 Overland Ave. ' Burloy. Idaho I'rtOFEJSlONAL GROOM- ,125 M25 TrivolTrjllfiri i 128 a UtiiityTnlltrs 678-5585 NQ • Vacalionlnu? ri[ bb.vd 11370 AIR STREAM. 2/'. o x .. 2.3v ^;HEEL utility trailer. 733- BtBob Houston, Sales Rep. , cellonl condilion. 733-0102. 441Q. 441 . IHomo Phone 733-14M. ; X . sr;,;S1

■' I ■ . \ ■ 7 ' . I r 1 ------. ------1 ■ ■ ' ______J ThufBdny.'AuguoM1.1878 O^ TImos-NowB.TwlnFallI Falla. ldaho_C£l3_ . acro ss 44 Podvogotsblijiabla A nsw er to Previous Pui • Autos-OwJo*'' IBS **.rtm.Ot(hfflOb0«_ . '. . .. '___ -46 Make 0 i a Autoa-0 «Y»l8f 1 Plesso protnUB - 1 K I XI 1071 CHRYSHRYStER NEWPORT. DESPERATEfcTE MUST SELLI 1 Q73 OLOSMOBILE O L ,« AirtoDwlart 5 Phoonix 46 Roady for it i H T m l 52000 miloa. ^ADo $2200. 423- ______For A Greatat I iof6PM.~ • WE HAVE^E sov several late mod~el . ciigiir« action (2 fr .T^ i » [ n l caasolt atei -MTorSoirPniiCargiH------B 'C onceit------w n rj------^------nioTS'BUgsi?m5a'wnn7wy«53r— «70 d o dX3rCORONAT^4ow? THen put » »« HERU . oxceiioni mochatslcal 316. aulom.omailc oir shocks. ciM smedAcWAdtoworkMlllng Sireol WostWost - Phono 733- “ SSectionof 13 Words of un- 53 Gootoglcsl pi ■~alnlu Nl Door- excel o T \~ '•'p- - I condllion.lon. cloan,c radial tlroa. chromo rims. rim Many extras. UomByounoo u n o lorttiorneed. .. ■»66. __ ^ d g n ta n d in g (2 riod • atoorlngfbrakoB. Air. 487-3171. ^ wds.) ' S t Whoo! powor atoo Id I e I a 1t [ h M ? M *l ■! ' a ulomia atic tlc iranam lSBlon. ^975 TRADIAOESMAN 200 Vwi. A uto-p«ti«c We e 'll'l l GC ive Y ou------14 Throe (pro(ix)' ttopper > uloieiNI. Now ReelR eoso irallor hllch C u a to mi l ii'i e d . e x co llo n i ira______IIIUsed Cars GooTo IS'brspod 56 Brainstormirm l o l a l x f u g f e | " a^1*1| a | never boon usod. $750. bo st condition. 3 '0NT1AC CATALINA. A M R lE lB ia j------1968 PONTI garment 68 Shade troo u I U r itH ^ I Tf^ 4i53^A«^^ar_^ ' Power ft»«rlno,.#lr.-now S- J ia " s h s. 16 Ptilk . _ 59 .Chaftor____ ------Aule»-F0fd -llro o -« nind-.lnlotlor. a ..li .2. door------iT n rV ri tee Hansen Chevrivrolet ...... knowlo'd'go " 0 0 Feudal — louhr itls-ll fe AutiM-Chovrotet ------______hard top. op. E Excolloni condl- r Ojr r iYour C Used------1 7 Tech poaanni ------1970 FORDiRO GRAN TORINO, ||on. 200 mll Call 734-28734-2840. ______condition.inn. 733-2417. ------5 16 17 18 |9 11 1972 FORD PINTONTO \ i p [3 p I ’ 0 ” 1971 CHEV Blscayno 4 d w , ^gospoRI3RDMUSTANG-209 4 ...... N o . 6 -S 9 5 B ______Radialaim tiro oa. runs good. $500. opood. .R« Roofforod buyor hod ■ 12 ~ • TTi3 ^ I “7.. i^i . 5365282^ nny.Call 934-4272. 1tK)7 CHE'CHEVY Comoro- 390.” 4 qiRAND r A TORINO- 400 2 1973 BUICK CENTUmiRY ;------opood. I ongino. alt. oxtra eel No. 8-2 lOA Ts ■ ^ ie"ie Tt” ' SL"llroa. 823-4324. AMCc n ------^ — » . 1055 CH0CHEVY 2 door hardtop. ,0 7 3 GRAND TORINO 1972 MERCURY MARIarquis T s iT* i H p o ” 1 Qoodd condition.COI $500. 733- siallonwjnwagon-$1,000 or bosl N O .P 8 -6 4 2 A\ I __ _ _ _ 4307.'• ------ollor. WllWin conaldor trade on SUMMERR trailer.-Call32M295. C( ■ 22 INIE CARLO ' 1974974CHEVYCaprice C m u s t• H SACRAFICEI 1978 O l 1972 CHEVROLET MONn 3 doof runabout. ||| N o . R 8 -7 4 2 I Z f e l I _ T 4DborSedan ir?r CmRMCE SPECIECIALS I ^ 12 5 _ j 2e“ | j ^ B 2 7 ^ • 28^B2T: — 30-J 131 |32 4C illln radlals. -power ...... 'O ro o non. . 'I 'now - radial llroa.- Mlcholllrng. pow er-bfakes. 4 ------72,60000 milmlloo. cloon. 1 ownor. Qioorinn.] tape dock, and radio. 1972 AHC JAVAlllALIN 33 3^ J1995.15. CaColl Uoyd at 733-5138 5 P ? 0ir? ^ '“ or 764-2250. 3RD ______^ ____ or 733-71333-7131.______7M:2572j AMC CONCORD N 0 7 P 8 .4 2 7 A I ~ d h t - PiNTO Stollonwagon- I S - ■ ■ ■ 37” 38 39 I - 1D55; CHCHEVY. 327. engine. J872 -■llnf.Call733-6B25. Pl|; C O S T PLU S hooderedere end- floor ohill. Bent olio 1 . Z Z Z M ------good>d bo(body and upholatory. 1972 3|NT0PIN excollont condi- lENHIRA 4 0 41 m J radiallal tirotlroa. 733-4569,. tion. $1300. $i: or bost ollor. 1975 P0HnACVEIf ) CHEVELLE SS 390. Tilt 734-4^5,n s . . ^ ^ 2 0 0 L _ • N 0 .8 - 7 1 3 A I I I I . 1966 CHE 44 4 45 5 T B ^ - (Toni,ll, bbaloncod, Munelo. ram1 rodrod. posi. headora. Aulos-Uneijln I AN lahod. oily, tunnel ramp, _ _ _ AMC PACER D/LW.WAGON |— “ ~ ^ ^ rT r T ^ , r'&B57 r. Chovya. 2 door.. 4 S ^ AUGUST tPICIiICIAL 0> ______■ 10777 EL CAMENO Claesic 6PM. It ■ 4WhoolDriYas 150 Aulos-AMC 154- • -Aulos-Cadiilac 380I V-6, heavydulY aprinos, SHARPRP 1079 Capri 11. Moving * — 1977 CHEVROLET CflCflPRICE- \ t mlloage. vinyl lop. Ex- m usl1 oell. 01 Mako fair ollor. NO.P8-723SP8.7> 8 .7 2 0 I r CADILLAC SEVILLE. 970 BLAZER. tS.OOO actual i’qtO70 MAROO'i n PACER sl 702-755-2222.______734-2342'342 or 734-7201. ■00 mllos. loaded with -2 q OLDS. 2 Door Hardtop ~ 1II08, oxcollont condllion, SUNDOINDOWNER. Automatic, foa. Ilghl melollc oroon. '« ■‘^ ‘• LS 1977 CHEVROLETriMPALA IH x4, wido llroe, powor olumlnjm lnum w hoola wllh ,900.SunValloy728:?7?3. gl*”llaae ” ®, Supromo- powor „ . AuloJ-.OIdsmobilo N o . P 8 -6 2!0 0 I rakoB. powor eloorlng. olf .chromorome rim, good rubbor. si'.wJ. eerlng/brakos. olr. *0^____ ^AMC-IEEP-PLYMOUTHH-IH-TOYOTA ondlllonlnO- 734-7013- AvoUnbollablo wllh or wllhoul CB .' automaltomailc. radio, all good U io d C o r s 874 BLAZER 4 X4- low 733-383:i-3837. = ■ ■ ■ ' — tiros.30. Vory V cloan Intorlor. AVIS a Rollabto Quality Uiod 'illoaoo, wllh atoroo. Call M925. ______10788 OLDS Cullaoa 2 3 5 S h o s h o n o St t. .W W o s t gl1L264 ------1976 VOLVO : 23-52S2. ■______- -152[- ...... Auloa-Boick- - r4 VEQA OTr$1400. G o o d - -Supropromo— powox_3looi:L -OOpon8d b i toSpmdaUy ------______^7.33-7_365^ ______No.8-505B-_B-.______:_____ I ______873 BLAZER STD 4x4. low _ _ n CHRYSLER NEWPORT- condillondillon. Snow tirea In- Ing/brabrakes, air conditioning. ' ' r illoa.733-355B.______10C9BLC9 BUICK ELECTRA. Same !2ILp.)00 mllos, runa good. FM cludod.jdod.324-2929. ______lowmlloaoo. mil 12.000 mllos or Dlstofod ownor oInco now. a VEQA, 327. aulomatic, month m< powor troln 1977 PLYMOUTHHFURY F 076% BLAZER Chalet r “jf! ?i' saolto aloroo.. $775 v-6 VEI ronly. 733-5527 or 734------N o . 7 -7 7 3 A oloclric o»a rolflQoralor. . Bo“.autllul ut car. Soo lo Ihoul otoroo or $850 wllh. o.OOO>00 mlloo.m wim or wllhoul warroni A I pedate. Mako olfor. 324- n o r. Boal ollor. 733^92. 8140.I. ilovo, walor nyatotn) powor '' J-5453. molor. E itooclng/brakoo, oulomallc, 1975 CHEVROLET MALUDUMi . \ .. . ilf. condlllonlng. 4.000, ono . I Auto DeaiRS 175 • • Aal8D«alef$ ItT . - -- Agio D eal^ - • ■ o . 8 -6 6 2 A\ I )wnor-mllos. Boot ollor. r " AutD'Healers 175 LOCALS■©n TI >7^406.______1975 CHEVROLETMMPALA Ih 1970 BLAZER. V8, power. ______N o . 8 -3 6 4lA A I with onow plow t2400. OWHEHIRS! without J1000. 7ea-4023 or ; oro oil lov/ milp- BELIEVE ITI Thoso cars oro '88^034.______sbilos In oxcollonr ago ono ownor automoblio! I9S7 BRONCO. 2SS engine. I ■ r.' okIng for a "Liko 1975 DATSUN»610 8 Ixcollonl Condition. $1500. condllion.COI li you'ro looklnj N 0 .8 - 2 1 4 A 530-OWO______;lean-i)p fio v A ro .______- o r r o o H o t : ------— ISTO-'dHEVY' X Royonne— ■ rrnodolsTrow tiiTlvm g^i powor etoorlng. oxcoiloni J i ANADA “■197fflERCURY10maNlEGOHX— SI c a r, w o'vo got 'om .1975 FORD GRANAO No. 8-691A condltlpn. Asking t4750. If y ou>u nood a good usod car EquippedEqui wllh on economlcoial 6 cylinderq engine, A I 733-1511 Ext *160. days. 734- M autoaulomotlc ironsmisslon. olr condlconditioning, powor 0250. ovenlnpe.______sloorlng. powor brokos ond AM.M rodrodio. 1978 CHEVY pickup 4x4, __ AUGUST SPICI ■C IA L Tir and/or eholl.-6.500 m W « - . ------"1 I_ ion. Now Idoal 27 fool campor trailer. 734-4721. 939 O N i r ...... * 22495 i 1974 MERCURY M0>MNIEGO » N0. 7.70A Brockon Stroot North. iK 1977 OLOSMOBILE CUTLASSLASS SUPREME 1972 CHEVROLET pickup .ASHED! conditioning, power ^ GESSb Fooluret a V-8 engine, olr condi PRIC w o w ...... ;^l 4x4. Vt lon. 4 epood. 350. 1970 MERCURY MOKIEREY sloorlng, power brakes, ouiomoii'omoiic irontmltslon, ii 1 8 9 5 1 powor etoorlng ond brakos. 1376 |J OLOSMOBILE CUTIASS^ vinyl roof, and It's blue In color.>r. * now paint and tiros. 544- sv I DOOR. P atlol groon with Swivol buckol le a u . low I dark roof, c le a n ...... ’ 1 0 0 0 7/73. ■ . m mllet. olr conditioning ...... " ^ ^ 4 9 9 0 S = 1974 MERCURY CCCOMET 1070 CHEVY ohoft whool 1970 PLYMOUTH STATIONWAGON No. R7-3B8A3A I baoe. 350. power stooiino .. jg g g .ONLY ...... ^ 5485 ond brakos. olher oxiras. - 1969 1 MERCURV MARQUIS 4 - Ighl brown. luggoQo EENCY 4-DODR S4900 firm.' 733-3600 or 734- Rod R ond whllo :4-ooor$ 6 8 0 ack, loaded ...... isn OLOSMOBILE REGENCl'-0 engine, oir condl- 1973 PONTIAC CATilATALINA 4150.______ll in color, rool nIco"...... Booulifully equipped wllh V-0 eni N O . P -4 1 33B B I lloning, crulso control, lilt whool,hool, powor| tteering. 1973 .lEEP WAGONEER- 4 . 1976 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 >0 wllh 0 irock lope. whool dfW o.-Pricod vory_ . ____iq71J FnRO PIWTO Mono o roon, loaded ______power broke*. AM/FM sloreoonch. wll vinyl rool, ond ______1971 CHEVROLET NENEWPORT roaabnable. Coll 734-B108. J j u tlo wllli luxury-...... -^le3.000.733^420.______1WKICHEVROLnCORVAIR 1 tono polnl, olr condllionor, f E N o . S -3 3 6>A A I 1073 1EEP Pickup 4 X 4 - • ,ll'io jii tho e x iro s...... ’ 2 1 0 0 $ A V I oxcollont condition, olr. e lo » jlc l...... JRY4-D00R Mlcholln tlroa. manyoxiraal 1974 VOLKSWAGON '1977 BUICK CENTURYling, 4 powor tiooring. 1968 PONTIAC EXECXECUTIVE Fully oqulppod campor wllh Equipped wllh air condllianlng. | N o . 8 -2 3 5iA A I 1972 DATSUN 4-ODOR SUPER BEETLE. Bright yollow. power brokes. beautiful 2 tono•ono (gold and white, olovo, all Iho sporls oqulpm ont, s h o rp I. .. 4 eyllndor ongino. *2500 ond £ o V-6 engine. ouiomolle»ron»ml»ilon...... M 1 8 0 P I C K UPS P i LEAVING TOWNI Muet soil ' 19S8CHRYSLEB1MPERIAL 3-1941 MIL Dodge Powor 1972PLYH01HHVAUAHT SEDAN. Booutifui finlih, full 1978 FORD'/2 TONN PPICKUP Wagons. 1 runa good, powor, |usl,trodod I n ...... O H I Y ...... ^^4677 4 90 No. 8-738A •ongino ovor haulod. 2 for ,6 cylinder ongino, ’800 . Extra sharp, lov/ mlloago ^ oparoe. $1000. or bosl oKor. standard transmission ...... "...... ^ 8 U T4 W 0 1977 BUICK SKYLARKARK 22-DOOR 324-3118.______• 1972 CHRYSLER wer steering, power ignyaTONCHEVROLEOLET PICKUPS With olr condlllonlng. powersllC-lfonsmls.tlon, 1 vinyl 1072 SCOUT IL Throe opood. STATION V^AGON, Bluo - lug g o o e,; -brokes,-V-a-onQlno..automollC-lfC _____ No.P.8.709.a.HB:7.IB :7 .IQ _ .^ ______1 _____ 1974 CHEVROLET VE6A roc. oil vinyl Interior ready to sell . . I lilt steering wheel. lockoulo, atoroo, S2800. Economlcoi and ’ 1300 rool, = cuslom Inlorior with lilt 1 In color. 734-4354 allorO.______vorysporly ...... ond AM/FM radio. Orlghi rod In col 1977 CHEVROLEI EL CAMINOI SHARPI 1970 loop ...... moo ■ 10741974 - PLYHOUIH DUSTER 2-000 N o . P B -6 4 0 I W naonoof-.oir condlHonlno. All w hile wllh on econom ical en ­ Call 323-5173 afior 0pm or 1972 FORD ITO'4-DOOR gine ond oulom allc tronsm isslon . . Air ■■^1500 ONLY : ------^ 4 8 9 5 IS1976 CHEVROLET’/2 IONTO PICKUP woekonde. ______conditioning ...... M 0 9 0 N e . 8 - 7 17AA I 1072 SUPER CHEYENNE 4 X ...... IW W , 1952196 2 DODGE P A H a ^ 1976 MERCURY MARQUISIQUIS BROUGHAM ' 4. L.W.B. whlloJbfonoo. Economical ongino. stohdard Air condlllonod. powor sleorin(leering, power brokot, 1976 CHEVROLETLET 4x4 nov. Fully loodod. N o . 8 -6 3 A I 13400.733-7096.______' . bulll-lnbl 40 chonnel CO radio. Fully ironsmisslon. low mllos . . . . 1977 TOYOTA Land Cruiser ...... f c i w w ,1989 g j g FORD GALAXIE . 1976 CHEVROLEI 3 wllh CB- J5,400. -Call 73<- 2 DOOR HARDTOP. V-0 onlno. 1% I0N CAB a CHASSIS Nlo.—8-751, o.- I 2153. 1 972 MERCURY MOKTEGO aulomotlc tronsmisslon. oxcoiloni O H t Y ...... *^5223 S - O n oow nor. o n d o '■ > 8 9 0 second = co r...... • ... i.-.-.r.vj; • ’500 « real nico c a r ...... 1977 HONDA HATCH!ATCHBACK 1375 DODGE %3/4 TON js o,Qulpped w ilh from ...... N 0 . p 7 . 4 1 i AI A I 14S Antiquo Auloa 1 977 MERCURY COMET 4 DOOR . Thls-litllo economy chompjalon./^ATddto Q.qu o..d lo w .------whool drive for.lols ol traction. A 1973 MERCURY HOHTEREY Bronzo In color. 6 eyllndor ongino. idll'sllkenewl ^ 1954 4 door Bol Air Chevy 4-OO'OR. Looks now ’MOD Hlow mllos. It's rod in color ond il's I AUGUSTSPIIPICIAL------1 | — ond 1054 Chovy pickup. Bclh and Is root c l o o n ...... ^ * 1 2 9 0 " in oood running condition. 1973PLYf(0UIH SATUITE .lli^CHEVROIiTT'‘X‘ '/3 T 0 N 324-6692.______STATIONWAGON. Oork gold ONLY ...... ®$2995 !3 CHEYENNE PACKAGE. lOAOE)A0EDNo.7-3l7A I I ■'1938 PLYMOUTH 4 Ooor motolllc. lugogo rock, (omlly slio.. Sodain- nooda reotorlnfl, . ’ 1900 « 0L0SIA0B11EHIE 2 DOOR NOW ...... ^ 4 4 8 0 I 90% complolo. S625. Call boauliful s h o p o ...... ■ » 1 1 9 0 - 1974 ; tronilnittlon. olr con- 54341294.______1964 FORD % TON PICKOP ' With V-0 enlne. aulomollcmd irons powor brakes. 194B PONTIAC. Slrelghi 8. 1972 MERCURY MARQUIS Low. low m iles w ith 4 spoed trans- dilloning, pow or stooring, ond po' runa good and in good 4-OOOR. W hile ond m lttlon. you m utt so e to opproclot= . ’ t « 0 = ahapo. 324-3075 allor SPM Qfoon mblaillc. lull powor“ ...... * 1 l l 7 u 9 U 0 . ' = 1975'CHEVR0LET3i•% TON 4x4 1972 CAOILIAC COUPE DeVllLt No.P8-516;>16A - I-- und weekonda. - ONLY... $2395 SWAP. MEET nnd car show Full pow er, olr condllionor. 1968 CHEVROLEI PICKUP vory lu x u rio u s...... MONTE CARLO 1 ALTRAVELALL Saiurday ond Sunday, Aug. •/, TON. 4 spood irons- .. ^ ’ 1800 • 1974 CHEVROin MONI 19n IKTERNATIOHAL I. tilt tiooring wheol. 12and 13. Clly Park, leromu. mittlon. and doluxe campor F -______Whlle,1adedocconti, 1975 PONTIACITRANSAM TRA) - -W ith Cam por Sholl]|INo.8-6SSA hJ I 1903 THUNOERBIRO Coupo. 1 972 FORD GRAND TORINO AM/FMO tr o c k ...... rketl Equlppod'wllh olr Roaloraiion alarlod. all parta ’8200 !The hollosl cor on the morkotl 2 DOOR. G old In color w ith'E,-,. w $1400 conditioning, power tiooring.Ing. pipow er ditc brak e s, /2 TON ' gathered and on car. Engine - rooionduircondillonor ...... I'H IU 158 ansmisslon, re STA lo h lr^ U Y O U MUST SEE tery. Catl 734-2151 aJtor Bom. OKcollenI ironsporlotlon, or workcS.J 2 0 G ' tope,= low miles and li's-brlghl re ------Z; "Tl 1B73F0RD1/2'/2 ton ^ V tzMoia r r i d o n A — -THISONEI— ------N o . 8 -7 4 6 I iSO ' . Autot-AMC M D l C K l • 1973 AMC A m btsaador - I . whlto/biuo vinyl, lop. 55,000 •. J N k O T iORS i 9 £ c h m o ^ /'S£- ACEHAHSENCICHEVROLET mllaB.t1205.324-5345. THEISS E N i 1654 Bluo Lakos Blvd. 7 3 3 - 3 0 3 3 I hc Easiest P la c e In T h1C e WorldM f o B u y A Car FOR SALE 1968 A ^ I I The 733-7700 I 7 ■yell* 733-8731 ' \ . Rambler Clasalo. runagood. S 1t o i m a i n a v e ^ VST ------TWI _ "S3I^.4Z3-Se05 ______V i r - ; ...... ■ ■■- . “ I 1 — ------C-14 Tlm oa-Now a. Twin Folia,—I Ic

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