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Goojdmnorning S n a k eeRiyeir chi]i Page B6 'I P clears LaLaettner K 'l Duke' center Christristian Laettner may______■ fli “ diary,y. 1but entered into f f . f neither a written o r oralora contract. |jy Minnesota Vikingings' running back " HcrschcrWalkerronlm~lhc irading bldelc'; B ? has yet to draw mucllUch in terest despite ------impressive stats:------Pago B8 ►w^damagees propert H darke:ens seversalareato►wris \ I B B The TimwuKi»ti;a _falcr,-Uuhl^OakIcy,-JeromiomOf-Edcn-and------^— » —BDinb~forBrookiD k e ~ ~ '______HeHnzellon nil w erc w ithoiitt powerpr FriHny______Orookc Shields’ nevnew .movie, “Brenda y s TWIN FALLSS - High vyinds Friday ifiernoon. afi Power was-rcstoistored to most n |i Starr," opened this weeveek with only.a few 'afternoon knocked:ed out power in several :ommunities, co but some arc:areas could be ■" theater scats occupied.' communtios and-nd-damaged properly A’ithoul wi electricity untilitil S alu rd a y , • PageA3 throughout thc Magilagic Valley. issuming as; a ncw storm docd o e sn ’t cau sc The highest recoixorded wind velocity al further fut damage, Collins said.d. OHjJ the Twin Falls-Si-Sun Valley Regional All, o f Lincoln C ounty.lostast powerj when :P|H Construction clii;limbs m p . Airport tower wasIS 63( miles per h our (52 thehe storm hil, and parts o f SheShoshontTvcrc” : tfe-j The nation’s econo>nomy co n tin u es to |H B knots), accordingng to Shirley T o th , air itill stil in thc dark Friday night.t. I I E | j flash . PageA 6 J Defiant 1Buchan; Lan contitinueshi; is fight A r m s accitcords b b a left in limm b o againstlBush,^Uittle DarnQuayl(l e l ______Auditorium for•TwinFalls? T The Associated Press Twin Falls School DiDistrict voters will Tlie Associated P n » s h is a tta c k s doing dc among Californiaa conservativesc( tumble in decide next m ontli whetlhether they want an , nothing to enhanccncethc the'polls since m ------tnScMnd-otherpartli:artles HTOregon,. ■itfi SnM _Sunnf Piciougr C government to beK iin trouble. But it is Therhe.dams.have long guaraniiniced Wa.'ihington and IdahoIaho have already;, a hopeful dayi bbecausc there is low'el^'electricity.rales for the regl:g1c^. ; been working for the past several ;, ------nnaili^liftict'ognlijnilion.ofJhis peril.’.:— BuLlhLihcy-havcial^:slQtfcdJhe.wi willaii^ontlflCon-tircTuiiSum} umptionrtliat-rthe'f;'- — ~ W ^ f itier e summary^ : Fo^ r e c a s t s ^------T he'-chm ook■-is-a-large^usuaily~~flows is w in har:6n ce“rarr I ed'yoou h g ^ c h in o b k nins were ihrc;threatened, Twin Falli, Buricy.r. RtRupert, Jerom e ond Gooding: red- or piqFflSR?sfTspecies of salmon salmoimon swiftly downstream loww ard ■ Several .steps havewc already been • A fasi m oving Pacifiiicific cold front sw ept somheastvistward partly cloudy andI windy wi to d ay . WcM winds 20) li10 .■>{) found in ihe notiotih Pacific Ocean. Ihc ocean,oci while blocking adultI ifish taken to help boosloosi the runs... a c ro ss Id a h o on I-rFriday, bringing showerr a n d mph. Highs in ihe mid-.'iid-.*50s. Tonighl imtsily clear. Iajv<}ws in A lso k n o w n as .blackmoiith.salmon,bl .swimn'r>i!^jns.upsircain.tpjpjw^ _ ■ "T in clu d in g a drasticic.reductjpti rt this IhunJcrshowcr aciiviiyy arand strong gusty winds, Ihc upper 20s. Sundayy sunny.su H ighs near 60. when immaturec :and.Jcing salmon.. . Schich m itte n .sa id .th c sam e |ia;Janel'_ycar in.ihe allowableible commercial . •_ Tlic National Wcaila-tiher Scrvice said high pressureire will Comas Pnirie and WWo ood R iv er Valley: when malurc..adulJult Chinook range in appoin>6inied to develop a recovery’ pplan chinook catch off theIhe Wcst Cba'sl,, build behind ihis sysicir.lem bringing improving conditiditi(Bis Partly cloudy and wirwind); on the prairie todav. Miniighsjn_ si/c from 20 to .5ARP.u.iidsLflnd.nrc,a_fpxJ)ii50 JhcJSnakc.Rl-\:cLsockcy.c_v-w ill^ c h r o itle n said.— ------the upper 40s loTmiTSilfi^ils. Tonight moslly clear. Lo«ows in ______r_L G usly_w inds.-pcriodiuds.or.raiii.Jiail..und.sIecLwL w crc — Ihe uppcr-20s,-SundayKUy-KunnyrilighS'in ihe 50s.------reported iiroiind the MaMagic Valley, with some snovnow at Extended forecasu: SouthemSo Idaho - lncn;asing cli .higher elevations. RainIainfall began before daybreakak and Monday. Mostly cloudyudy Tuesday with a slighi chant Son - coniinued inicrniiticnti;rntly during the day, allhoughgh the showers mainly over the mounluins. Occrcasing cloud i_.sirongcr winds did noiI strikesir uniil afternoon. •• W ednesday, Highs uppeipper SOs and W)s. Lows mostly”in^hc ir Corilinyedfroht/>tA 1 cliinnook o c left' 10 keep the specieses in "Wc have seen noto biologicalb data • Tlie warmest tempera)cr.iture in the state Friday wasvas 71 30s. 3.800 wild sumn^cti^cr C hinook re tu rn e d e x issiencc. le While, there ore m X ______^ ^ ------G irculetion-> n ■ 733-.Q93I b;twc p.m. weekdays.I'S. To repon late news and - perr «w eek. S I9 .5 0 for 13 wcc Allen Wilwn. circulation' din spons results afltafter 5:30 ar>d on weekends, Studenudeni/military service delivery S2.30 I ■ Ciiculaiion phaac.Ji&e&^n e ^ ^ c open call 733-0931. week,;ek, $2.9.90 for 13 weeks. SalesS H n f i f'b etw een 7 «nd 10 a.m. only./. If you do not itio n inciud.;luded in all above prices. A chargi a.m.. call the — 1 ^ 5 5 ^ 5 9 1 , -receive your papei by 7 a.m 5,00 will be levied for all relururned • I .num ber for your area: A d i ----- f Jerome-Wadcn:U6 ...... •...... Saiu'rday, Aprillil 18.1992 ' Times'.News, Twin'in Falls,Fi Idaho A - 3 ' ; Nation ------1 — ------^ Q BiBQgQggBaHQiEJBSQjagBoaBi;beissqqH — ^ ------■ ■ ■ ■ ■ □ ' : -Long-dieiayedfi jn^totinly^udieenees^lj!■□□□□□□ ,5-^1 □ □ □ □ ■ □ J LOS ^O E L K (APT-r - I t took six B B H H eiything had. gonene accordinft to plan, Q | | ycars coming lo the screen, sc but the movie wouldd haveh come out be- U B 3g^*8 ' ' B rooke Shields’ ^'BrendaIda Stan-,” a fore two other cocomic-insplred'hlisrTllfc com ic strip-inspired moviiovie~about'&' ' “ Batman" and ^Dic>ick Tracy.------QBI ■ □ ■ □ ( p w f q jH 3a«D _L_j woman rcMrter. ■ mnv vaivanish from — The-S16-mi!lioilioft-iiBrenda-Starr^(3 ||| • iheatcj^ as fast as jteterday I B ^ _w a3 producedlb/.B!10 shad o w y .co m i3 an y _ 0 |IH The’ much^eliiyed.filmIm adaptation; called Mystery Mai>fan ProdiicfTons. The ■Qssysic,S JS S H S n o f S tair’s adventures, bariutricroll^bya BSjiK^ scandal-plagued BiBank of Credit and |= SSSL SE ^'' Saudi sheik, opened WedVednesday to Commerce Interroimational reportedly^ L alm ost completely empty,ly h oi^, acr had a role in the fiii:financing. , II ' cording to industiy sources. . “They were notlot people'^Ho had Q > At the Mann Westwoodood; “Brenda M nr^ ever made a moinovie,” screenwriter r Starr" ticket sales totaled1 $311$3 forthe H u 'a James BuchananI hehas said of Mysiepr r- - day - which works out to san average Man’s represeniaiitatives. "They said [= HH d o f 10 moviegoers per shovhow. In Uni- -Ihings like, 'O n pagepa( 22, you will in- k versal Cily at * e Cinepleeplex Odeon, ^ k h J troduce a dream setsequence.* T hai kind L the film took i/S 2 3 0 bn1 Wednesday.W B B f f l o f thing. . o r aboui'^nine people a screentening. "We just moveived on." Buchanan Q Alana Lambros, who.lo-hol^ I the H a said. “It’soil justt kikind o f a bad m em - |“ film X righisrblanicd thehe poor piv'-" .. . m ierc on ihe.income lax, dcjdeadline that— — Director 'Roberben -Ellis Miller. E i day. "W c’rc hopeful the weekend known as directoi:tor o f the well-re- |= | H | H d I ' ' _ will-givc us the revenurw:rwe expM- pB H M H S C T W I - ceived "Reuben,-ReReuben.’’ had happi-- L cd,” she said. APpiiou memories o f thithe production, and L She placed the film's iota ;he film. I'm very C iTeldsf talks to reporters In1 19861{ before the filming 01 day take at $ 10,000. about o t . screen. W ith average ticket:ket prices Of B f e n d a S tatarr/ r Six years later, the preriremlere filled only a few seats.a The film’s pnndncipal backer, Sheik r ! : SS. Ihat means each iheatcitatcr admitted “ Brenda StaiStarr’’ was to have been ' TeTeri Shields, Brooke’s moiheIher and Abdul Aziz al IbrIbrahim, is a Saudi p . around 40 patrons all day.ly. Ms, Lam- the big breakjk for Shields, 26, os a a consultant coi on the film, did not n rc- Arabian with ties5 totc BCCI. He is said \z bros noted two Tuesday preview grown-up s(ar:{ar. The svelte model, lum.im a telephone call Friday. to be an avid fan of Miss Shields. L screenings o f “Brenda SioiSiott'* in Los known os a teei:een-ager for roles in such ThThe movie, co-starring Tirnmoihy Triumph Releasiasing Corp.. a divi- L - - Angeles and New-York wcrewo well-ni- film s as "PretjjJtjy-Bal^” and “TT)eBIue''DaItctaltbn and Charles Du/nlng.' Is pJay-“ o f Sony Piciuclures Ehtertaihrhent" C tended - but tickets were: free.fre • _ Lagoon,’’ evenen put on 10 poun^ for ing'oIg on about SO screens in Loss Arige-'/ Co., is releasing “B"Brenda Starr" wilh ^ , V Thc’ fllm was not Kel|xelped hy re- the'role td appe)pear rhbre’buxbm. les'ai5 and Liis Vegas. The film wilvill pre- little fanfare. Triuriumph declined to q views. Kevin Thomas, a Los Angeles Bul not evesvery teen star ends up mienliere in New York on Sunday,w. wilh commenL T im es reviewer, said, thele Himfi had a with the adultIt successs and acclaim of otherther cities.added May 1, Ms.s. Lam- “We don't expecpeel the film to help ^ „^*"lc{pJblc script and inanc-«ic-dialogue.’’- -a Jodie Foster.:r...... brasros said. Ihe strip, and wec don’t( expect il to C He added that the movie: “runs“ri out of Shields hasis doned litlle since “Bren- “B renda Stair" started filmiining in hurt, either," saidd fMike Silver, mar- L gas around ihe first half-htIf-hour marie, da Starr” exceicept Bob Hope TV-spe- 1986986, bul the movie’s U.S. release n Acting director foifor Tribune Media ^ lapsing into an ever-increa;reosing ledi-, cials and the: 1990 I' flop "Back Slreet was'as delayed by litigation animd the Services. Tribunee oowns the rights to £ um." Dreams.” clo^iiloiing o f New World Pictures.s. If cv- *he 52ryear-old comomic strip. Q -Ghieage rs pour c ^i^nctncrisollIfelRc'ii^ inn tl:the tunnel. G ood Friday, howlowever. The main ■ U which has crippled Chicagcago’s Loop trading fioor in the annex and four G for five days-and sem ciiydity officiols—^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H floo.rs in the towctver gol power back' Q £ and federal engineers scran:rambling for on Wednesday.___ ------3-solution;------^— ______■-______S hafts west o f the leak alsoah be - Power was'rcsto:storcd at 6:39 a.m. n H filled with concrete onceiCe oh Friday to-sevenI bbuildings blacked Q ■ the east is done. That woric)ri( (couId.be- oul Thursday ' nig]light to disconnect q i 8 i gin F riday aftcm t^n. - H H f them from a submcmerged transformer, i—i p Tlic final step in the proiprocess is to i • •— __ aAPehett Commonwealth EdEdison said Friday. W The Marsh"all‘ F•ield’s id building on U 8: I pump 250 million gallonsons of river Workers fronom the LaSalle Bartk In ChhChicago move their compu)uiers s,a,g ------waici-from-ihc-undergrour ils power restored. D system oncc used for Trc - f o t------b o r-b e c a u se - o f tvtwo flooded 'sub- Q g ' J Ti».eM-Sii3-,h3 3,^ n dI lltime In four, days bacmjsagA o f u n d flrg ro u n d floodlnlin g . *^^‘^"nifn tt. it rcmaliu l nfTl rlofffd* I . sp Black.LacQuer Wet-1,Q< . • MDeep egcga-Tuff* Finish protects AgA g a in s t .q . ' I( could take aboul twoVO weeks to ing the waterer quickly' could .cause houn)urs on Friday mdming, ,asIS C ity For c o m m u te rs.rs. a lighter after- Q pump out the tunnel - andnd the base- the tiinnel to cavein.,ca ...Hallall remained closed becau^: oof the _nppn rush hour wos w expected, as Q - Spills,Is, F o d in g l □ * — menis- that- huve-been- (loolooded-as-a ------Mayor-Richschard-Daley-visited Ihe-floodx tding. ------many downtown enemployes left ear* m ■. P rote c tiv e T o p s o n All C a s: e PF l e c e s I n ’ ■ result. Cily officials fearr ihIhat drain- Kinzie bridgege site for aboul two At an early-afiemoon news's co n -. Iy for the Easter weiweekend. q • Brossss Finish A ccent Trim an d ■'=' , □ ! - / • . ■* H arddv^arel ' ' . Uniformpklan riles con^ifflessman'C(I!onservative! launches caiampaign g • Extra D eep Storage SpSpace In Dresser and Ch€I h ’e s tl ■ 8 ■ I W ASHINGTON (AP)I - A Mis. uniforms, L^LAS VEGAS (AP) - Consnscrva- paign he concedescS ;is not destined to Q led Friday to A n Armyy spokesman. Scoit ve activist Howard Phillips,>, cam - put him in the Oval^ral Office. □ H ead bc)oard_^'l 1 S iigning for presidenLhcre. sai( - an Army-i)rder-that {Nation:ional Guard Sm ullenrsaid-/i-Army-NationaJ Guard -P"gr aid.Erl;.___rph-tr • ming to start a new— ^ ly the nation needs a new pai iroops return desert'camoufoufloge unU and active dutyIty troopsjiave to return ‘ Party lo attract con- U kc up the banner of lowerMa*i° U.S.Vrpayi’rsTa: forms used during the gulfIfWiir; their desert canlamoufiage uniforms by scrvativcs away fnfrom the Republi- U . D resser & NMirror 9 ' | “ - “In a word, it’s dumb.")." Rep. Ike June 30 or buy>uy Ihem for about i46 .“ ilid lgovemment spending. *375 ■ □ ■ - Skelton. D-Mo., and seniorlior member per se t "Tl“T h e Republican Party is5 inca- of the House Armed Scrvicrvices Com- ‘--The~Army -ininitially-decided-to.leu. ible. p f .being the instrumetlent of He is chairmanin iof the Conserva- D itand *1 1 £ • m ittee. said in a letter to Arn4>rmy-SecFe— rOuard-veleransn s keep o ne set o f uni- -cluinjumge,!.'..iald..Phlllips..on.an I eeight- tive Claucus, a NcNorthern .Virginia- D Nightsi 5 y ve-ntivf^gy gmup, _ Q -ionns'“ oncrpoipoicof pamw.ajKlJi^iln«^ttd a.cani* r-bated cop<^^n*'v<* ■ ‘ Goodness, these men andanc women - as a “symbolbolic gesture" for their i— - went over there and did a firstf class service in theic war and for use in D o o rCShir *209 job .and now they want to take the homecoming parades; pi Smullen said. ^ilA { I p’lani An ■ I i l E ■3 shin’ o ff their back." Skeltkelton said. However, thee Ariny deieimined it a , prom ising to seek IcgislatiorItion. if nec- could not do thathat without a change in □ O E vvergreen I essaiy. to Ici Guard troopsips keep the . fedcral.law, helesaid. s Shrub! I 400 w orks valalued- /# E o 5 i [Ster Sale f e mi)'W fflyl W" ■ ^Evergreens I ' W ASHINGTON ( A P•)— )- a]are wonderful I than 4 0 0 unsold paintingssandsciilp- ar n .1C _ io%off n M lanndscape basics. ■ lures created by the lateIte Georgia . . _• ^ O ’K eeffe have a fair markelkei value of tvCT ddison Avo. E. at England, I \ ^ ' N V v \ y 1 Q TwinFalls ' H P ; : H ^ SNAP- __7S4.8518_| STJHSGONSTtr svttusKBoana: m ------Doi^tinind frw t— ------ft0« u .< S M p .a .-_ | (ini fiotarrfogr. ■ ZLZZZ25EE ■ n l V r E s z z z ~ q z t g iNsrmroEbit'iBODAyws SAME AS FREE D 8 :- EHCEM TERJt* ■EDaiVEHYD - - Blm m ^ 1 8 2012 MAIN AVEE. EAST* 733-1 3nnnnnnnnn[[-1421 B _____ ’X - • • • ' ’ * <■..: . • 'A ^ Tim o^Nevw. Twin Fall / ■ ■ ------: Falls. Idaho Saturday. ApHi 1G.10. 1992 / ; — iN ation- ■■ ■ / ■ , r t r u c t i o n r l i l s t(trhigblestleiv e l l n l2 y e a rr s “ WASHINGTON (AP) ■ “ 7 I castsasts upv/ard to reflect the strrtrcngth would continue toto b . 1 ]Efforts 1to stop 1Harris’ charged Friday wilhh ccocaine possesssion and caconspiring to covcr up ^fOTowing the governor’s, refusalre to Ious state; Be- wiHiItKthTmu^ers, ^fittS l’^ming'ffie'^ccssful/he iJ said cd to save Harris’ embezzlement at thee postp officc. s p ^ his life, defense lawy/yers said m cause of the trialtal thal1 his brother shot the viclictims. As lawyers tried 1 lUght perm ission to ! . A two-count crimintnirial inform ation chargcd1 Dorothea C Niki R i^- FrFriday. ^ 9 JI youth of the Danny Da now says he told detcc:Ktives life, his family sough rmight-havc shot one-of thec-boyS 'Stay-w ith h im .in, his final hours-if— i- hoover. 33. of Alexanxandrio, Va.. with possessionion o f a cbntrollcd suIk ' - Meanwhile, death-pcnalt]Jty-oppo--|w H By||^BW -victims, -16-—he m -ove unsuccessful. ' • stancc and conspiracyicy to conceal a material fact,:t. ' nen ts staged protests in S acacramento ^ B j H year*old boys himsimself and that he may havefe shot those efforts prove ; A criminal informalmaiion m eans a defendant hosha: waived her right lo ^and at San Quentin, where H1 arris is who were first,rst. The appeal claims proseciKUlors They asked a judgege ini Marin Coun- lentin is locatcd, to ' have the case presentcintcd to a-federal grand jury,'. anda that the defendant scheduled to die in the gas Said election shall be seoet'aniUld separate ballot.______| -p j&UNP-A-^a^SPEGlTti: ;aStfJmllLVUuri.iirriLT curn lii>liia/lii:LimilliJi^_ _ ^ ^-ServeartiaitSOO a.m.-3S)0 p .n t IK yt»iir payment rcady iintl'pI'puyinKpnimptly i - •Absentee voting ihall bcTpemnhltUxi as.preivided by Sectiontion 33-405,-as amended, Idaho Code. A ^ q wW o rld = I Pflgri•ims celdibrate ■Rebels ^ ; threatte ii^ f^ghanisttarfcapi)ital~ KABUL, Afghanistan (Af\P ) - R a d - Kabul fails to transfcnsfcr power to itw ical Muslim rebels took upp positions' ...... : ------A. I mujahedecnrthcn'nor no 'one can stop ' Friday on the outskirts of th ^ I i ALjl ^ ^ ^ W K i Ai T as>te ofr H i e O>rient i l _ o s we// as f!ne_^AmAmerican Cuisine 1 ' - 4m -. - , • Live Lob!bsters from M ail E 7 DAY:YSAWEEK^ 'Sauteed infn family style dinners p . for 2 ,3 , or•4 4 p e o p le ^ » Poached;d Lobster D inner — f r -^B reakfast-BB i u f f e t - — ,— 4 A O •.ChorbFoiioiled Lobster Dint 1 (You're weicelcome to pick your c — -»4^jncheon-Br B u f f e t — ------H Jobster tromm o u r tank.) f f i H r -•-eharbiolled3d topvcholce— • y iia rK u g s 5 0 ^ 0 % inFlorab. ; steak speciic i a l s ______» Genu'mB.Pedan nese Rugs . » B a n q u e L o)r_M L eetlngRo6m . '...... - ~ ...... Keniion, labn^KenUpTo MS'&es!2x3|4xx6r6x9r8x1(^ . t] ■ ■ BUY DIREQ FROM IMP( iFocD ,ellyery c [ — . . — ertlfiwf8 0t iPowntow F»iu ^ i Hom e twining liAn.K.7U-)ltt A SKBREAKFAST ^ Aulflulbnlicify ■ 7S^ ^ 7 3 3 - 6 7 4 9 ® B STEAK\KS SEAFOODS enningfi CDre ^ n c CHINESE CUISINES ^ as.Btumi ■ ltd ' AUTHENTIC InsfryctJons •mxotm \A ho quality* value and a • indo-Persianay* Fl' wanted.- w in Falls • Take-oiout O rders: 734-<■ 6 8 9 8 I 1188 B lue Lak3kes Blvd. N. • Tw gns, Kashon,_. ^CorvBdChinese riz^Triliol------Dr^l2&^Runi PORTER AND SAVE! I-—*; Home FurnUWnfi Sln« 1946 i scrvicp you've alwoy* ■ / . A-6 Timos-News, Twin Falls,is. IIdotio S a tu ^ sy , AprIMB, 19S1992 ■ • ‘ / ' Idaho ' / “Drug gentsaypssheriffT didn’t ^pe to st BrieflyF E r h a r t^ tjjosses^baa r b s ^ §Smate^iront=Tui]nner— ------^ Tbcrbe A ssociaud Press I to contintribute up to $1,000 for the ihe primary and - Sl.OOOl0 for the general. - Residents call.ilLfor emissionsI ^guidelines Republicanr, Milton Erhartt lashed out at the an also accused people oni the federal pay- SODA SPRINGS - SouiheastemSo Idaho residentsnts want the govern- ront-runner for his party's U.U.S. Senate nom ina- rolls-ofof both Sym m s and Republic!blican Sen. Larry ment to set down guidclirclines on just what it considerlers hazardous before tionion on Friday, accusing BBoise Mayor Dirk ■ ' Craig olof violating federal law by1 solicitingsol politi- - M t conducts yet anotherr roround of tests to determinele theI radiation em is- KerrCcmpthome's campaign o f "cccorrupt policies’’ and I t . K l v . cal mtributions for Kempthomc1C fromf the gov* sions from phosphate slaglag used in road and buildinglg iconstruction. "cle:clear violations of federal elcccction law." D cmrheni:ni offices. And toxicologist Pat: McCavran,M v ^ o is workingg with\ the stale Divi- But Bi Kempihome spokcsm:man Phil Rebcrgcr. ■ . Krger callcd that "grabbingg at straw.s." and sion of Environmental Quality Qi to formulate the nevMW review, admitted whok'ho is.also on th e.staff o f iretiring GOP Sen. B / K ' '' ^ 'S tT Craig spokesman 51 John Barclay cattcategorically de- ■ (echniciims do n ot knoww jyet how (he radiation emisslissions in some Soda - Stev he charge. - - ...... iteve Symms, the man Kempnpihomc and Erhart ~~ Spring4liumcs translutce ininto actual human exppsuten; jand risk to health. warn/ant to succeed, refuted the: (charges and culled fcr. "I'd1 ssure like toZsee his proof,"'if."'Ba'rday safd,' I “The jury is kind p f' ouout for us as well." M cG avrivran said. "We need theie challengerc frustrated of theie failur^ of his cam- "H e dotloesn't have any bccause we haven't been \more information, too.” paigiaign lo catch fire. doing itit. I think h e's making upp a whole lot of Plans for ni;w tests andm d assessment follow last January'sJai detcrmina- Former p,. state Sen. Rod Bcccck of Boise is the H V I things 0out o f hole cloth becausc he’she’: getting des- * tion by un independent sciscience advisory panel thatI a I990Environmen- ,hjrdlird man in the GOP race while w Congressman perale." lal Protection A gency .study .stu indicating slag radiati(Ition posed a serious Richard Stallings is being chchallengcd by, busi- Erhart _ kempthorneki Rcbc,terger also said that Kempthiipthome and his health risk' was flaw ed and needed to be redone. “ ~nessiessman Mall Schaffer for thele Democratic riomi- port1 dthroughout the state, and it’:it’s got 10 be wear- w ife wrkvrote personal checks lo reimburse rein Coeur • ation. ing oron the opponents." d’Alenene Mines for the use o f ilss airplaneaii during Professor toutnts character deievelopment Kempthomc has claimed llIhe backing o f top inn his] sweeping scries of allegations. al! Erhart - jpublican's Lincoln Day event:.'cnts in February arty leaders, and the financiicial support for his claim( ere then reimbursed by the: caicampaign’. Mrs. BOISE - A B oston UtUniversity professor told Idaho Id: ^educators that imed taxpayers were subsidizing s the ampaign overwhelms what bo30lh Beck and E rhan Kemp ihome was reimbursed a, toitoial o f neariy American public schools)ls i need to start leaching chil ■^T5cmocruis’W bruaiyT ncc lan are Democratic state Senateate incumbents M ary siders:rs her job as a politician a year-uround job. sored theIhc unsuccessful legislation, • "A couplc of m onths> agoag things were said here thathat made mc believe Louou Reed o f Coeur d ’Alene anand Marti Calabretta ThaiII statement s may be just whatnal Calabretta wants Calabtibreita questioned Reed's "no"no" vote on a bill that we're not communicinicating very well," Richard;irds said. He said he off Osbom,0 : who must run in the':e'same district. toheaiicar. thul wouould have declared the Middkiddle Fork of'the hoped afler this meeting.lg. people ".still might not likeike Potlatch jy ^ i l l ThThey got off to a quiet startirt Tliursday in w hai "OOf f course I am Ihe candidateIte 'who supports the Salmonn River an Outstanding Res , 1859”B 1 ^ Lakeses Blvd. N. ^ |ii»I iC.WlKUTEPHOTO i » FOODS ATTHBFAlMA • fBOSOUND ■ VlDCOWgr'.t '. MAURICEs B SatiifcJay. Apr^pril 10,1992 Timos-Nows, Twrfnrwrfn Falls. Idaho A-7 . 7 ■ WestI Montita n a g a Kming^^ehj liefwonl - t - l Horn)drescui&~ iiegotiiate witlthlndiaiin tribes :A E)^Jbt$tate-=^ -enitors-askthe-1993-Legi9!iislaiure-for- . docs not intend to neg'negotiate agre e - ______j n ffe 6 have some ~5i.. Ihe.somc h ighcrjnachine afli payout..^ "■ mcnts wiih_ M onionala Indlw1 j r i b c s ____ b b lillgation.td'be_ i ' .-'.lii...limits ...... — ■ ih at'w ould Fwrmil widi ifui to the policy Whether that request is mmade bling on reservations,S th s year will depend on.the[ir Gambling Control Divisivision says. O SBtabllshed t by . reservation gambling has on Bob Robinson loldId members o f the LeLegislature over dion di )>usinesses, he said. I. - '' the Gaming Advisoryry Council ' that ♦u'* t. Akey suggested m any lavcivem state officials will reflcenect the posi- • “last^20 years.’ ers^ would give up their liqucuor licens- > tion of the Legislatureire ini talks with e ^ f they could have 100I gamblingg : - tribal leaders. / — Boliob Robinson, head "TuiTmac'hines and a $1,000 mmaximum "W c have some obli,Jbligation to be . o f MMontana Gambling payout on each, as alloweived in the- faithful to the/policy/ establishedes by Fort Peck agreement. the Legislatare over:r the last 20 , Control Division Sen. BHl Y ellowtail, a years,” he said on Thurslursday. . ' ' ' ' mmember from Wyola, c.cautioifed ------Robin sofrseid-lawmalmaken;hai5-re— ome conccms over the pro- _Robjnson_again_si_usJn8d! R i t h ^ o j i i pcaiedlv d ecided’ flgain Bgotiating gaming cornpacts-P-Peclc-acMrd.as-a-model-fo i ipr_agree- ____ ' such things as blackja:kjock nnd slot t>es-on~Mpntana’s-scvcn-m- racnts with othcrtribcs'.- -/- 3ns. - machines, and havet aallcmplcd 10 While Ihe negotiation proc-ocess may ‘•t horized by federal law, the set sc a precedent, details ofr ithe com- maintain a co'mpetitivev = j 8 — i„6in- dustry in M ontana; ine and Sioux tribes on the pact pi should not be the “bbtibttom-line k Reservation and the state,,^suyidard st that other tribess have to H B 2SB - - ' ' ' To that end, he said,id.u,c,u.,cwiu 1 signed the first such agree- ~ c'cc*onfornn(7;’^ c 's a ld ;------APjhoIo I not agree to such cxexpansions of mcni. The state should be willinj Okla., police and.flreflghtjhters use a ladder truck, ropesi and chainj/n anin aattem pt to ...... : gambling on reservatiorlions when Ihcy fhc pact;ct allows the same types o f giground on issues in order'"f“a?S i L a w o n - O k arc not allow ed elscwhei gam bling; legalli clsewjiere. but per- cccourt battles at any cost. VcllowtailY< (Jlslodgeata car irom Squaw, Creekek Thursday night. A 9-yecear-old girl d l e ^ f t e r thie e ffamily’s car ! ; ‘‘W hen'-somcbody gets gei something mils tribal-lal-run operations. to have acadvised. was sweptpt awayi at a low-w ater crossing.on Her parents werere rescued b ^ re the vehiclevel was • • in the m arketplace, everyone eve wants more videoIco gambling machines that Robinson said the stalelie should carried fotJijtjrblocks by the fjoodv^cIv ^ a te rs. to have it. to o ." Robtnsonsonsaid. offer larger;er payouts.- ...... - ' krknow by the e n d 'o f summerer whether--I ------• Agreeing' to expandeJidcd gambling • Robinsono n ' said- he does-not ‘ think"-t>j-t>gr?ements-are possible onI tlth e 'C ro w '------^ ^ ------on the reservations wcwould prompt the bigger:r jjackpots on the machines arand Nonhcm Cheyenne! reserva- _ _ , the rest o f the industry stry to demand w ill t?kc players pl away from nearby tictions< U t a h ttakies i aim ^Mine planrieled fcr wildeiem ess;' sim ilar treatm ent and1 thithe Legislature non-Indianm tavernsI because the tribal • The tribes and state arele ai odds NEPHl. Ulah (AP) - An optipen-pii have offered lo s months of spccial training, , ‘•I think by J u i y ' ^ U ^ ^ mission for the West Co rupM ^uirn^K |2|lQ Coast will shift S r o n y t Kih'e . besi-malniaincd planes spspeed." Schepens predicted. from M cChord to Callfolifomia's Travis L f L e ongoing psychological To prepare for its assignmimcnt. Me- Air Force Base, accordirrdingtoihcAir .Schepens said. ClChord has received 450 additional ai r.'-. r,. Force. Airlift forces shishuttle nuclear ird’s new p riority-dropping scscrvice members and .eightIt ext^lC- ^ weapons between militailitaiy bases and luuiy UJMS. aiiu paratroopersers -.promises more steady I-:141 SiarLifier transport jetsi so'farihiss< . U.S. depots. • •• - cmploynwntent tQ Ihe post-Cold W ar ycyear. Many o f the hew^ aviiviators are Delayed by the Persiarsian Gulf War, era...... fn from California’s Norton Air A 1 “\ e the transfer could bc: completed ci by Crews 6r6nly worked' on"'nuclear ”"Base,'which Bi isclo}ing.______; i u , 7"* S aturdilay,A pril118 w YobH r ta si - ______Matti:esS S 2 . - B 5ox Sprilin g i„ .1 . C lir a n e e ^ 3 ^ 1 Bed Fraame ------^------AlA ll-3-atr— = f a r f l a i ^► a p r i c e y o u , : ill tt|i>Ih1trbioductoiy.^ m i g h t O ffer ^ e x p e c t f o r t h e l a t t r e s s . O T T O m^ t m : a l o n e l - LOTTO* AMERICAMCA \ X Twin seie t $ 1 7 9 Pull sizeze set $229 7 9 ^ M o n d aay,jA |»ilJ90 THIS WEEK ONLY! ______Q u e e nn-Size-Seilu - ! ___ - Mil', l'l IIO 'Ililiilpped down set. We bulitulit It ourselves,; In o u r o w n fatfactory. W e k n o w w h a t's5 In it. We ; ^^^^■ -guarantee It, f jERVICE^ 0 undOToMI Prico Protoction GuatanlDaIpgDelailslnsiofo. I __ jFURNhURI j« L ik n Malt *705 B lu ftU k M• B BlvdrN^ li , , OpenM ~West ______G a n c e r siruigled himself trying> to oscapc his • m ile TheyLasit Sale price ^6 9 .9 5 or capiors. K 7 I Somelinie, during ther nightni before. i lim I ^ ,1 \5* _____ Ro!icc_belicye.-iLgraup_o£._oLpcoplc_cn:______i ^ n p tercd lhe fann. found P;Pasado in a ^ r m q p ^ J b.im and beat him with; lailarge bninch- ^ cs. 'N McDonald said the ass:iissailants then BUDGETr —~—J ___ took the donkcy,ouiside inc inio I'lic pas- iM teriBnw) r turt. tied him- to a tree and ani beat him " again with mclal farmingmg tools until jK ■ »MlB,18JiiSmi)__ ^ ^ 1 ______hcdied. ______" ll's like the unihinklihl;}ihLc_hasJiiipi_ _ . | M I pened,” said Sue Cantibclibcros. recre- I J H ation director for the city[y’s ’s Parks and I f H I I i J a r T V ^ ------Recreation Depanment; “E“Everyone is-- - - I s I l kind o f in shock. Everyonennc is trauma- I H K * m m m tizcd.” TTic donkey was a real chariclcr ^ ^ w ho will bc missed, saidJ Caniibcms.C 9-bullOlton channel lock-remole <:or'.vntrol ------“ He ’ h ad-a-horsc-laugaugh-that'hc” ' ■^^m m m m g-’ On-screenvci:t channel— : r — r r — 2 F O l would do when the kidsds tickledi his X] upper lip." slie said. “Tlieh c kids loved SaleO, price $269.95 oior it, because they could[ getg him lo ------laugh. Hc“was awfullyy |good with _ 15*------thcm.“ '’ Like Beauty, a 31-yeai'car-old cow. ^ w month ^ ^ ... V Pa.sado wa.s known as a seniorscr citizcn | l :i-. . " ■f^ 'rh'ough~5tubbom~'aninii:imcjr=^tiafs—B ----- i w B lo be cxpccted of a donkc)key - P.xsado M I m I was always friendly andd genllc. g said u |m l l y Cantibcros. \ l o r T V . ! I I • Pasado had been at KelKdsfy Creek | |9 || since hc was 3 years old. - "Thc fact Ihat he's beenccn here that n 2 - P c . S c h mw eiger Sofa-Slete e p e r long, that’s a couple o f genilencnitions o f M ; ^ kids.'' Cmiiberos said. & L o v e s e t g *Cotypipicture tube •Auto-progrismam m ing • ' i , , g 147-chailannels • On'screen wijn lOic\Oicture SaleI priceI $798.98 or ‘Y our H it P aia r a d e I reset, mModel i X20134GS * Sale price &79.9Si 'o0, r $ A m * * crooner diess i a t 7 2 I 1 5 * — Just1 p e r m oonth n i ;• PHOENIX (AP) - Croorooncr Andy @ J. i J O T ^ Russeli. who sang thc cla.‘classics "Be- M last £ i i mer month A same Mucho" and "Whathat a Differ-' ___ _ cnce a Day Makes” andmd replaced ' W jgM i u Frank Sinaira on ihc rairadio show : ' i <*Your H il Parade,'* has died.die Hc wa.s .^ V V 'A 72. Russell died , llmrsdajiday at St. ! ^ H 2 6 '' J Jo sep h ’s Hospital o f comomplications . I from a, stroke suffered in February,-^ / o r T V ■ said Leo Walker, a frien for years. ; Russell, bom Andress RabagoR in _ . : . 1 ^ ------tjgr~Angelesr~wa5~a~~§TiIBingcr and~ " TJPTT,ill color picture-ln-picture' drum m er in several ba bands. Hc -C o lo'Trak rn 2000 w/remote stem90 o monitor, YOUH Contem poraryr . reached stardom. aboutIt iIhc same tecelvei ¥ciiom^t ■e-$200r- ~ trrthe^lBekf-M oiW e m S f y l B — —- - — B a s s ett t Sofa-Love S et - rendering of "Besame which means “Kiss Me A Lot."! was Pay Jusi $699.i\5Sor 'i Sale price $59i99.95 or Salefprice $898.09 or : the firsfof a string of millicillioiT-scllers.-'' * -...... ------It-was-soon-foilowed-by-by—W hat-A— ------.— 5** 125** ------DifferenccJJayJ^akcii:;U^ughing_ L — J u , BLmonthJ- • - Kper-mottlh- — ^ w th J O n the Outside.'* “ Magi(agic Is The m m - Moonlight” and "Amor." Russell’s grentest break;ak came.ln . __ 1947 when he replaced3"SIhalra i as th e “ Y our Hil Parade” lead•ad singer. , He look his talent andid i his M cxi-...... | B S p heritage to Latin Am'America and ^ ■ . ' Sam e A s Cash! (<0 . o ^ y 'fduhd stardom 'rare forir~ American i • • perfonncrs; In Latin Amernerica, Rus...... • - sel-made-scvcral moviesMU in and was - - host of *7Jie Andy Russessell Show" FREE S I 1 0 ^ivi^Idwcos1ST on Argentine television frfrom 1956 | to 1965. . DELIV^Y B IN-STirOREFINANCICING \ ______f IIwagIl U l a H i|C ltkf boui FaultyHtape^rrecordiEetih msatensJin d ictnnen : t I J iiii ^ By Brad Bowlin ■ indictedd .Stradley on Jati. 30 isI it:th at th e How much oif f a problem will be up i6 5th1 Wendell, said he was ihreaireatcncd with jail if Tim es-N ew s writer audio tapiipe recording of the procceiceding is District Judge JanJam es J. May. He asked both1 h e v io la te d th e ru les.!. JoJi h n s and o lh e r t h e Via l e y ' incompletIcte. attorneys to proprovide morc informationt witnesses said the rulesi werewe relaxed os Ihe ^ TWIN FALLS - A faultyllty tape recorder A worniman who transcribed thoseosc tapes about passages o f the transcript they will be5 hcarinjJ carried on into theIhe latc.cvcnjng.I nmay spell trouble for a imikairder indictment testifiedI FridayF that she found seven'cral gaps using in their argumentsarg on^the dismissalI Both Baxter and Courlourlhouse Sccurily againsi a Twin Falls m a n -nn ^ e d ’of killing in.thereM / 32-year-oldd mi a n “ rcordings w here pieces o f icsitestimony motions. Cfiief Wayne Tousley saidsai Johns caused a 2-year-old giri. / werc lost.si.,Several of those gap$ occuT^6c . They will coiitiintinue the hearing April 30. problems the day he was callcd into the Donnell "Bud” Stradley,, 28,2i was back in when tapapes were switched, 'but > charged witlith r a p e 5 It other's In his_motiotion. Wood says, the; courthouse. Johns compimplained to olhcr 5th. District Court Friday,, whtw here Tw in Falls show ed uup when the lape recordcdcr “just prosecutor’s offoffice hold witnesses whoI witnesses aboul their Ircatreatnicnt by county TWIN FALLS -- A 32-^ear'Old Twin County C Public Defender'er'M ikc Wood shutsoff,’^n Sandy Pierson said. were callcd lo testifyles “under arrest" during' OfTicials, Tousley said. Falls man was arrcsteMted Fridoy" afternoon argued “ that the charge agiagainst him bc Twin FfllsF County Prosecutor K. Ellen the secrct proceed:eding. After 'repealed warnarnings, Tousley and chargcd with rapeape. .Adism issed. Baxter sasaid the tape recordcr wasis faulty. Several witnesnesses testified Friday thatt threatened lo put Johnss in a holding cell, ------Edwin-KimbaU-wa-wastarresled-wiihoui------rr—— Stradley,-who-rcmains-fni-frcc-on-bail.-is-^ but-she-dididn't:know-that untj( shec-listcned“ ll ihcy'w cre,kept: in 'a ‘courtroom iind orderedr T ousley said. scheduled to siand trial in Jur incident afier policccc :spotted him on th e ____ June for the Jan. to the tapepes IKst week. not to discuss the case wjth anyoncxiiher_ .Tbe_only issue thntraffra ffc c is S lrad lcy ’s ____ _ ’"strccfrTwin Falls.'pci.pblice dclcctive lkc7 -20'dealh'f. of "Amanda'Hostc»stcii)cr. He w asz'T herelrarescctions’bf Ihe’tiipc'jc-wherc 'inside or'ouislde'idethe room. Ah officcr was; indictment is whether;r witnesses-were-v -- Kisilcr said. He wasras taken to the Twin living with the giri and herjcr mother when voices arcirc inaudible and drowned oiout by a required to accon:ompany anyone leaving the; inlimidalcD lo the pointint of giving false Falls County jail andid 'will bc arraigned in the child died. screechinjing noise that the recorderr ccauscd, room lo go to theihe restroom j>r ouLsidc for aI testimony, Baxter saidaid. Each of the Magistrate Court Mo>i1o>iday afternoon, One of the mony complairlaints W ood has Baxter saiiaid. • cigarette. witnesses she asked saidaid their testimony The arrest camcc afiera a 32-year-old . about ^ the secrct granci juryury session that “I thinkik it’s a problem,” she said.1. Stradley’s broth•other-in-law, David Johns o f w as completely truthful. Twin Falls womanan reported she was ' j- raped Wednesdayly inight on Walnut Street. The womann loldu policc she w as, out for a walk wiienm a man follow9d her When anI iincrease ccould becoome a cut 2 chargged and attacked her. inin thet front yard o f a residence. Jury convicts m an on 4 __^_____ as dom —^p^cmentary'sehboH^cachcrs Connie' mer Walkup. nieces and nepiephews, souliouthern Idaho and attendeJed Russ Mitchell’s rcsij•signation. "potcn'tcntial candidates have unt: 77; of Klmborly, diod Hachquct and Rosemarylary Stoker. ied. Friday The funeralal will be, held at 11 ^ctiMlsools in Eden, Hazelton*Hanset:en. Mitchell, who hasha served as the j^jay 1 ito flic for a place on th m orning, April' 17. 199« 992, at his a.m, Monday.; AprilA 20, 1992, at the dwell and Jerome, graduaiinling K im b erly E lemnentary e School ballot.t. Voters\ will go to the poll-ll5 • Heard band dirciircctor Kevin , s home of cancer. , Sullivandcscribe th e: KiiKjmbcrly High . -'5 First Assem blyDly of God Church In 1 Jerome High-School in 1964,1, _ principal for three: years,yi reported to from noori nc to 8-p.m;'M ay 19a Rev. Wfilkup wos born School Band’s rcccnt tr im D oc. 10. Buhl, w ith PaPastor Rusly Huwa , 'avid became an'experf weldfder ■ the school board ThursdayTl that he Kimberherly Elementary School. u trip to Boise, : ■■.‘■■r 1914. in Meridian. Ihe son of John officiating, Burturiai will follow at the ‘^^rtibarter Lulher's High School VcVo- has been acceptedi intoii the doctoral , ' where the group playcayed at a slate ’ Jthcr business, thtfboard: a n d Fanny Colaman Wal/Valkup, He Filer Cem etery2ry. Friends may call ^ 9 class and learned the basicss / Holidayy h appenmnjgis /, Harpist ^graces EaiC a s t e r s e r v i c e prepa;pared by the W omen’s Associsociation and . I In the event of bad weather,w the scrvicc. will jJBaptists KhMluIe sumiinn^service. ^ ^'ed by the youth group. Sunclunday school ^ be held at the church. JEROME - Htupist EXDeborah Bonde will ..■nyiN f a l l s ;-: An Easier;.ler sunrise service . • v ___ isses begin-at-10 a.m .and-worsh is at 11 : ...... A breakfast will be i . -j—Religionfl- - is ServicesS - ' :.( ■ i' Continued from B3 Thunday;; HolyHc Eucharisi 017 n.m. Harold Hai J. Bauder speaking on "I"He Uvo TWIN FALLS-I- F ta tt United Mcihodist, ChtndK^.3IOPnAAvc..829-5536. ^ ------Sundayj-Sunday schoolhool «19:30 a.m.Holi. BUR1£ V^SLJmWiEplKoptl. ^ ! For M e." Reading is Matthew 2 81:5.8. 5 Bible 360 Shoshenc Screclect East, 733-5872. SunSunday: W onhip at 11 a.m. with DrDr. We- nesi meeting at 11 aI.m. .m .: Salvation meeting CHURCHOFCHR ioly Eucharist at Il:l5 a .m . classes clos forall ages ai 10:43 a.m. Sunday: Sundayly school: for all ages al stonCin Omy. ai6p.m . • BUHL - Chuidi of Q n ^ byteriin Thursday: Prayer and Bible study.at 7 ' oly Euehariitainooit------_Wcdnc4day:_Weckday_classcj; j .«_3:30_9:45,«.m ..W onhip9 «.U.J».nitjdihjheRevs^at Hp: ------•, .«ayAve.N.,543-5745. FERRY-G«xEpUcop«l. pjnp jn ...... _____ - W^andAnncWeWeU-Martin. C &t5aT655:335^^n5538SS i^ paiiw ’s ■■pjn.nf7n5‘DeI-M4rDriV4 .‘Sunday: Bible classes at IO..J, lOi Wonhip loty Eucharist nl I p.m. SSHOSHONE-Oor Sevier LidKiliensOut* wENI^LL - UnitedU Methodist. East hortrc)riie). 'ai.l I j.m. Evcnine worshipai^ 7 1 |3 0 ------OOODINaQ -—.-Ttinity EpilcopiL Seventh —icKiracfa.inceiingsJKld-flLChiuLChui finrrh FpU. M»ln, ______Sun<511^111^’ Siinilfty «-hftAl nt Ifl n fyioJWor- , SBVENIHJ)A3GA Y A D VENT1ST „ WciincsJayrBiblc clasKS of 34.4749. copcopat on Highway 93 and West1 B1 Street, Sunday: Worship!iip at 9:30 o.m. with the.' 'shipip at 11 8.m. wilh ihe Rev. Peggi.Bo’)oyce. CHURQm c H ^ : *-.EDEN---Chuic!i-o£-Ctein foly-Euchartstat-M:i5a.m. • 8868 8 6 -2 9 ^ or 7^3-3774 or 733-161919. Rev. Sid Harris. Suncunday school at 11 a.m, JERJEROME - Fint P tetby ^ Church.a BUHL-Highway 30,30,543^6nSL i Ave.. ly: Holy Eucharist at noon. SSunilay: Easier wonhip at 11:4::45 ft.m. at Monday: Bible classcla al 3:15 p.m. 2622 E.E.AVC. A, 324-2972. /' Today: W onhip scrviccrvice ut 9:30 tf.m. Sab- Sunday: Bible Mudy at 10 a worship - Emniimifl Osirch. Second Ihc Christ Church Episcopal willvith Pastor ■ SunSunday: Worship and church schc:hool at baih School at II o.m. ;ii 11 a.m. with Qun Wiison■on as mmiilct. DanDaniel A. RIeke. MISSI5SI0N AR Y ...10:30:30 a.m. with'Pastor Bob Stebc. NiNunery Tuesday: Bible Sludyidy aat 7 p.m. livening worship a iS p.m. ■ Sunday: Holy Ho: Eucharist and Sunday 1TWIN FALLS - Immtnad L I m te tn . ___PILER - Hler M itd o an y Chmdi. Fifth carere provided.pi . ' ' EDEN - North Idahotaho St., 825-5905 or ‘ \VedncMJay;Wop.hipal7p.i & C KhoolatlOa.ma.m .. <9 2052055 R Ier Ave. Easl. 733-782tt and Yakima streets,a, 3326-5252. . Wc(Wednesday: Junior and'scnW high";ih-ydulh-825:4228. ------JEROME - Church of CQ hiin, 513 s. Tuc«i>y:HolHoly Eucharist and Bible study SSunday: Easter Sunrise serviceJ withw com- Sunday: Sunday>y schcwl! for all ifges at group:}up at 6:15 p.m. wiih dinrxr for S2.I. Today: Worship scrviccrviccat 10o.m. ^ c lia n a n . 324-4170. „ ■ at 7 a.m. murmunion at 6:30 a.m. Easier w onm h ip at 9 9:45 a.m. Mominglg warship at 10:40 a.m. TWTWIN FALLS - RiK Probyibyteriui HEYBURN-TwoI milesmil< east ofthe Bur- ' . Sunday: Radio program br«wbriMdcast at 8:15 JEROME- - C ilv n y EpiKOpd. 201 S. a.m. n.m wilh the Rev. Lawrence Vedd „ . KIMBERLYLY - Reoeemer Luthenn. Irene ™ E W D S S O ^I 8AT/SUN1;15,{15.3:15,6:18,7:18 EPISCOPAL and WashinBtonton. 423-5139. BUHL-Holy Trinity Eplict lUcopal, 229 9ih Sunday: Eastiaster sunrise service al 6:30 plaza -= b , SAT Ave. N.. 543-8496. sl at 7:30 a.m. Easier Resurrcc- VJzBtan I a.m, Breakfasi a Sunday; Holy CuchuriM at ^9 1 ______tion_ scrvicc ai at 9:30 a.m ,. with ihe Rev. WAYNES m^lD S . HOTEL'CONVENTIOr3N CENTER !Yoii1llaugH.raiillay. ^ ‘Finest In Western Hospitality''H ' lASTER BtUFFET ^ b fS SK f l g i Served 10 am-31-3 pm •Seniors-...... »7” l i E x cUtSE u THE M ESS... ITSA U K B B H H V INSIDE7E r r s A U CLEAN AND COA | I u t d O ( » •C h ild re n 6 -1 2!...... *3” E . 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[ — =Yj5^k~CT J^ l l ... In the Highest." l l l l i l . MM I insurarcc re l 8 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: “ “ be gcnile bul finn. refu»refi to dilute prin- M - ‘ ’ IFAPRIL181 p Love it? Loaihc il?il? FR c co rd y o u r o p in io n on o)ur ur Com ics Line: 733-0931. ex t highlights break from tra:.______H® jtP5.cepo —______ciplcfi, Accent personal«jnuliiy. Cuireni cycic hig T K G n T A R Iu S “7^^-22^555^1): (Ni ’ ; c, enter "210" on a louch-tonene phone] or wait for an opcratoi : sludics relating to thc _ ^ recorded message, ci lOto dition. unique s Outline boundaries,s. pcrceivcpi poienliul. > Line tape recorder. manlic arts ond sciences. I reach the Comics Lil • spirilUDl, Ihc mu: renter of tug of war. Rise above Pf‘7 check reliability of individualindi who pdvo- * Relationship und<;,lX oSSi'':x 2lifferehces Ihul includc w ho owns T “.'- calcs get-rich-quickk scheme. scl Element of • t ACROSS [i“ C lin May. you’ll vho should gcfthe most, proped) doccpfiou prcim -. bcbe positive coriccm- ivolvcd in •‘legal action," iion, . Anoiher Caucer represented. t 1 S epulcher _____ Mina successfully involarch 2I-April-I9): Focus . , ing "doctor’s orders."s." Verify!^ i»“ “ ■ ” LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Scenarianofea. • CAPRICORN (Dc I 5 W ound M* if^Adam • APJK;(Marclpower, authority, strong (D cc. 22-Jon. IV): ‘ reminders ^ rrj^ . on . deadline, po ures gaudy colors, showmanship, i T “ “ ^ ” ext.mb 210. When you hear the fi hip. Y ou’ll be saying, “ I ;R ',S You'll be >«yins. •Tbis-Til is my kind of 10NameIntennl9 ime. .A ccent diversification, dllilifferenl j ... R5,„ i„ „ 5Mp itor and ask for exiension2I0seball ' rtlatlonship;ct organized!’* Caprluom ) inicn'sirics, you re- I 14 Ring stono ^ jn, simply must get nodes oftransponation, active par ceivc ctedll for contributions. con Long- ;, ion in charitable, political projccLs April 20-Muy 20): High- • amc into sharp, clcur ' - ' r '1 6 Tw osom e U "T a u r u s (A p VIROO {Aug. 23-Sept. 22): D< — 17 EcuacJor’# ------■ L-flppcal. wjtl^r nmlicnce . ______light Iinivfnni n iiig lo revise, review, i my p o t^ lo havo been land-- And some tcachcrs.,& or-200 mllei'in nty cost you ab 'n-Jhe.-front o f From many..on prospered fro m ' ____ U / i t m - ^ v i s ordo s a l ^------J l iopKt z rtsL ine-^ T~ eTinies^fav?------: —( or the latest Glippejjrish aeh ilieve-NIBA, h(o m e t o ^i v n p a r ^ ^ S Ccores, O call' rThe Associated Press - -Until this season.3n. With the Clippers in 11414-I09-N ovr^t the-Forum,Tim, their first — ■ : ...... Fri*day’s resu lts - B7.7, the playoffs for thehe first time in 16 years wit/in there in 20 games. In 43 games LOS ANGELES — Fort>r three games and the Lakers onn thetl verge of being out betetween the twd Los Angeleseles clubs, the every season, the Los Angeljgeles Clippers the cjty," fforwd^ Danny MonningB said,s -for the fifst time sinccsini 1976, Los Angeles Lali.akers hold a 36-7 edge. With'ith two gam es I 734-6:>326 were a team w iihout a city. andfollow the simplerfe ItnstRirttons. w “\VTicn thee Lakers would comc in heriicre, it is now a two-team1 town.to • renemaining this season, the: ClippersCl are Since coming to town1 inir 1984, the was like a homc game for them inn theiri Comedian Billyly Crystal, a Clippers 45-5*35 w hile the Lakers arr41-3 Clippers knew they h ad three,rcc.fewer home road unifon )rms.” ; regular for five'c years, has always /Aoy rivalfy'betwecti theJ toteains exists •games' than other teams. Thorhose were the The Laki ikers had Kareem, Magic,ic, Pat preferred the p | e re n n ia l lo tte r y ; onl'nly on the court. The playersers arc friends— .... three games the Lakers playedpli at the Riley, the f ; fabulous F orum and the: NNBA participants. “1[ likeli rooting for the offff the court, ond the Lakers:rs isay there’s Sports Arena, and that 1 It meant any ehampionshiships. The C lip p ers had Benoit Be underdog,” he said.id. “Now that we’re the - roo3om in the nation’s secondid lilargest city Mornii homccourt advantage the lowlylov Clippers Benjamin, f n o n 1 , five coachcs in seven seasi;asons, ovcrdog, I don’t kno'inow.how to handle it." for}r both teams. ______h_£had w as lost in a sea o f purplepje_andgold. ____the,ramshacacklc-Sports Arena and-the-i1C sub ------T h c_C lippers_fii_finally_showcd_they _____ Ing '•‘For sd long we were the:e other0 team in .500 season:)ns. • belonged when theyhey defeated the Lakers ~ Please see CUP11PPERS/B7 ~ j ]Defendir Ireidlii[U l H Today CoH«o« MMboB CSl •! Harm ia*ho (21 noon I c ( h a m psees. s ■ I . Prvp baMUa - .... Twin Fati al Conlennul (2) noon fauno FaikNamot al M>n>co 0 a, m. : Siiizzless . H ...... - Duf1«ry.alD*»r lal« (J) roon ^ I faster j COI)urse EHtoalOougi.it (2) noon ■ ' ITieAssocfitodftws H Prsp loAaall I Seienior golfer ti( Un«o tl PocaiaOo toumamorl 0Oa.m. a.r Elke al Rom loumameni CO BOSTON — Last year wvas as; an aberration, ProptTBek ourse record fcfor I It was not a typical Bostonm Marathon. Tlie ' RleMMd at Idaho Ftlit m«ol pace was unusually slow on>J’AgQpd_day_for.: a - Cl;:hampionship!3 lead H H ■ rairacing, and the winning timene 7— 2 hours, 11 I mmmutcs, 6 seconds— reflectedcted it. . T lieile Associated Press It won't happen apin thislis yyear, promises . 10 a.m. - Channoi t3. Equatlrlatlrlan cotnpelillan. The P dedefending champion Ibrahinihim Hussein of Cadillac ngrvta Opwi 11 a.m. • Channel 12. DaMbaB..Chicago Chl< Cuba al St. Loua P-''PALM BEACH GARDENS,), FFla. - Lee W Kenya, unless the weather con(conditions dictate II a.m - Channelt 8. 3S, SenliSenior GoU. POA Janlor • Trcvjtvino had just completed a 64 —• by four ^ - otherwise. Cnam^ihlp ‘This year, the people here II A.m. - Channal 13, High tcho ...... * S a tu r^ y , Aprlprll 18.1992 TlmeB-Nows. Twinrwin Falls, Idaho B-7 ' CMole^ ?e hafldpifuflfsTjgesrs-^ — BALTI?vlORE"(APj.,P)-, - ' R ic k Sutcliffe pitched a foyr-hil for his sccond straight sshmoutIt aat Camden SpflP^ Yards and Randy Milligaj drove in six runs, including.a gngrand slam, leading the Baltimore Orioles'overOr the Dcttoit Tigcre 8-OFridaridaynight. y ~ j uMuorJbH)jM ersyiie for staate - — Ameflcan-teas a g u e — ------^ O T A p rirS5, T some 92 junior bow 'lei^fi^ from Chnlli.s,_ wiih 632 from-ln.BowMrotne. Giris -ij^irst. Teresaesa IMover^'itli fifi?______'FilqrrBuhl, JeromeTl lupcriicn and'Biirlcy ''f?"; 'Bowl; s«otid,'Tflbiiha Eafrwiili'64(h'640 Irom V-DcII; In the season-opcncr a Tat the new tset Lahes in Buhl fo r ihe,e Central( j.,c; y Huiison with 62S ftom Ccilar IJanevI Jam ftnirlh. Kid i’ park, Sutclific pitchcd a fiv h 630 from Y-Dcll, L five-hiitcr t o ' gional XP-Urn a m e n t ' v yying in f o L l I u ____„ beat Cleveland 2-0. All .fc t ihfough.eighi: Doys - Fini. J.C.C. KKoyle willi B-8 •nmos-Nom, T»in FoJb.F Idaho Saturday, ApHt*1iim o . 1992 V A ______. • ___ nri^titie d iirH i I^y ' Fewweye — HILTON HEADFISLAND.T I c ' — r a x e i g h t n :g :t ap p : r — Duk"^G'Qihat wouould be a violation of. .Kennedy i w asreferrli (AP) — Mark 0O'Meara was centef Christian Lsisiinerr ^violated no- NCAAmles."5." _ aacknowlcdgemenl c “by " 1 K ’T - W a finished before Davi;'avis Love and rules by kcemng a diaryy during his Lactincr hahad agreed to keep Ihe officials ofl Ihat ihey .were corontactcd alker Chip Bcck began,in. yel Ih rc c s c n i6 r sOH'sdn, a c c o rdding i lo the diary in orderler to write an article for about ab the agreement bcfo ended up in ihe sami;ame spot — first NCAA. GQ magazine,1C. sCiseason began. placc in ihe Herilageage "Chrisiian Laettner didd not violate “1 don’t knknow what else could IRick EvranJ, the NCAA's:: c e f o r ttrade O’Meara used a any NCAA ‘nJles by keepi:ping a diary hav^been dom a record-lying one. conyincedjherc _ofof legislative services, said ,.M1NNEAP(\P0L1S^(AP)..— _ ■■ ^ s ia r to n Ihc-back'nimnine arid an eagle _ -rr-.and thalTs a lllie d jd,’lj'Upokesman—was-nwavidiaidlationr^'Ghri'rkenned’y ^¥hortipiDiTT-the~AnantiiF h ------orw h c'fro n t-sidle-to-^hoorT6-~H^^^B c-t — Jim Marchiony saidr------— ------;7- j n —c h a rg e —X —o f —D u k e ’s N C A A -CConfcrcffce’s o assistant commisli-ssloncr."' ' "«asoriably“/ optimistic" o) they under-par 65 andid ilie Love and “There wi)S neither anyy written’ nor compliance,e, told the Charlotte coi contacicd the NCAA’s-Icgi;gislaiive can trade Hcrsccrschel Walker for oral agreement between LiLaciiner and Observer.-• flcck for tlic leadid aafter Friday's serscrviccs department. - — a high draft choicc.cho second round.- • .« However, thethere seems lo b e -. Love, who lecd o five . ► IQ I lilileinierest.1. minuies afler O'MVieara e: completed Howe c(onfessioi]n d i t o b e ipart of triJLCLl. . So far. theic /A tlanta Falcons play, shot his sccond 3nd straight 07 to - and^.oS'Angeligcles Raiders are rclain a share o f ; K A LISPELL, M om . (A (, P ) — A lives in neartyrby W hitefish in the off* "sc"seared to death" were normallal under - “ '<1 loijiave inqinquired about the The leading irio} ha to share the ^''federal,magisirate ruled FriFriday that a season. . the circumstances and did noilot show . back who cost)st thet Vikings five spoilighl withI 49-yciir-old ' written confession by N ew York Erickson ruled ruli Ihat Howe waived thalhal the statement was anythiiKing but ' players andI scseven high draft Raymond Floyd,d, w ho tVas in j Yankees reliever Steve Hoiowe can be his right to ha>have an nitomcy present the product of his own^intcllclicit and choiccs./ danger o f missing; ihilie,^:ul after an -Watcmwt-yoluniarily,------fr6e^illT-H&-fuIedT-}»owe*^iPre------; Rul ^ n c .■ NF N I L- p en:onn<»J------opmtng-rounu /4. 1 ^ on cocaine charges. Erickson not RT# NAME. 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CallaTiI a Times-News I . »12 U^rtntn I •IMliooiiSatiSatmilaylorSiiiJiy'saiiilMoiiday'sp II] cmcwsirvicw ispiiblicalloy. ./ Atertiiimliiig Sales R iprtsiiilalinfni m oniinlofmalion. inio | v i a jgB !- iii a EZslii 11122 H i'n ii'iiiu iM ^ i i i »Hbr .-.ilillB «ri^ ICE LEGAL NOTICE S LEGAL NOTICI C E 107 SPECIAL I 113 CHU) CARE : AOaiCULIURAL 20 0 3 206 lEOICAU 206 lEOICAi; ' 2100 SALES 212I V TRADE ------NOnCES SERVICES DENTAL DEHTAL ------UNITEO STATES of each taxing districrict ______I DEPARTMENT Milf(erw/2 yrs recent exp., ^ ______:______p«t-t1-tIme ratal sotos at tocai PTsT4iSI 48 stole carrior bosod; ' which lovios taxes upoi OF JUSTICE H O T U N E -7 3 M 1 2 2 ChiM ' c a n in my homo, agos m usl have refs., m ust be CNAs4NAsSliillodlongcr . U»H • shoIwo store. Send rosumo: |nI Boiso, Bol looking lorquali- ImmbralionanctNanJni Aprobiemisnotaprobiom„ 2 and up, 7 am to 5 pm, able to write & sp e ak En* term ii c a n ladGty is inviting AdiA delightlul. special needs Boxox 97766, %Tho TImos- fiodod ownoroi opormore ol flat' s ,'.r.“;iK S?,'SrS aatknServIoo whon shared. Menial,1 Mon-Fri^.-Syoartexpori- gns^hou^lng available. interested Ir nurses aides to chChiu w ants youl Enjoy Ihe Novows, P.O. Box 548. Twin bodod oqulpmonl. o Iasi pay,i and which would bo al Health Assoc. 5pm-7am.[; . once. C al^7& 1642. rew ard s of in-heme caro, JIa. ID 83303.______goodoodbonoIils.CatI1-606-; I P.O. Box 112 foctod by Ihe revenue alio Havre, M ontana 59501 ?iSn hours on wknds. Daycan I availebio. agos 0 & , working one-on-one w lh a ------2fl»0B»0113.BudD0dQ0. - ! cation Ijfiandng provUioi advUageoldNA&CPR ^ 406-265-6781 . the OVEHEATERS - _up^^CaHJudy.734.lfe. 204 : CHLDCARE f chBd in your a n a. We have 2121 TRADE T FCouniy C o i Fair Is now ac-: i c 'r v of amontiknont'to Ihi uaining being oKond soon. »a c a s o In Bliss. ID and In ' N O TIC E IS H ER EE prt>- ANON Y M O U S LITTLE I RASCALS Pro- 1 ' eopthiDpliig oppiicallons tor os-- GIVEN pursuant toi« I wrt>«n ronowabplan pro Res. Tech. Part-time, immo- FFT/PT posHiOM available. |Elko,NV.12hourahilt8. r Amertcan sistarIstant grounds loromon. 733-9113 school Daycan. FT and PT ‘ CaiC^W ^Ol. C.F.R..So«k>n 274.9 tt r oponinQ8.CaH734^. diale,useinA /D . Fies^Tx. ^ Very compelitivo wages. Tm pfiCcants should bo lamil-. iNs WEDDWG&PflOMDRESS : Suporvlslonskllls. Some DeDevelopmental Specialist Y and irs oAwf dd s - j m i ^soiy'dSsaii^CH^BF^ posal according to lat wages&benoiHs.,Contact. 934-5603. g° Groon Acros Exporioncod^ truck d n w *lTriiSHr Any protpoctivo potitloiition- ipHiiijnrnTH^ Ronal634-2112 ' . yj; 3fl Avo. Twin Falls. . ora for n m f m iorfoituoituni LML'l*Jli*UIIHllM SoraaiJe.Bi4iS!^EA^ _B TralninQ Center,______noodod immodiatoly. wollAv Progresahre LTC is toofdng ^ *ERMANEKTPOSrT>ON. >rovlailofts bring abOrovioT may lu b n lt thoir politiotUtions FHEETRAlNHGlDonliiAi- ’’ RN Fun tm o& pon-irneday - ™ — pufiuant to 8-aF.R.-Se'.S oft, r ^ -forafua-limoLPN.------Can 423-5555:------'e d 1res rosun*7Wh#n-yoo wtHo-----— Com^hcurtoaml !hshill.BNpart-tlmoevening- t — 3ur dusJIIed od, bo suto tions 274.13, 274.1- K ^ifl.Applvlnp#rion,at urneyman and service ycuf c - . . G ^ A C R E S £ lodsts undsrsland your 1.274.15. 274.16 an ci 101 L 0ST 4 FOUND m onts scheduled in TWln • W est Msgle Cars Canter. El4itumbnra needed. Call roods 274.17. Suc4) potK oni.fi FalU. -CARECBHER...... f . 34:S778.- - • ■ - - - - msaee-speaitout.r.-. ------M « m i : ------_.-at.T640-FTlofAvo-.Wesl g ^ rdiol from fo r^ re must mu iXKt.-6mooidbiaiAl^w» WmKUuamiy \ 201 AMMSTRATX)W Twin Fals.______b e nod a t the Immigraticration whHe chest, brown collar AttomfyBtLtw. R N fL P N 's noodod, shills T ■nd Naturaliz^ Sot^Kvies PolK St a n a . 734^725 _ lUNAOEMENr olllce al P.O. Box It: « -RJri».UMh6ui44S~T ” 2 . . T W I N F A L C S Growing S E i d ^ food pianl tUY IT! . Havre, Montana. 5950' ~1.300S4M6n of< Found & For Adoplior endday shift rollol.Must IU. clean up. Sonior cllizen's> * processing maintenance oni for additional lolet ha thii advoftisamonL Dogs a re lisied in T ues- have excelont svMrvisory ___^ 20% i_ ^W M TvPorinnei''^ a ' '• : Jr • > I C-2 Tlmos-Nows, Twinn Falls.Fa Maho ' Satufday, Aprillril1B.t992- ■ ______^______ Employmei ial*lnstructt i o n ~ ~ 2 i ______/ 212”‘raAD6 2f32r3~aSCEiiANEOOS “"" Ws ts , HOMES " 502' HOK H< s T OPPORTUNmES , F0RSA1£ RIRSALE RFORSALE 1 ^ - DrfvorsD ___ r w ' Part-time cleanup, train as 120,000 plua p e r y e a r In* ^ O"oSwSbdnnabaM dt LO C A L DELIVERY (uel altondent. voflouB re- come, ®?| NE executive du- bnome.inquIelNErMlgh-' ITSSP,JSPACtOUS DRIVERS nontbiUtlea. PotsJbie (uD- £*p ln ;(k H M c e rg a iie e a .3 borlorhood Irg. fence back- 3 aeras-pole crei (enced wiih m bedroom s. 2 balht. yanard. Saw loolh S c h o o l,' spHnh}Hnklers-barn andout- time In future, a ^ in p«r- RoghxialOistrSwlorofR toson. TravelorB O uiB N. ol J U$138500.^1748. : ______^80500. Call 7 3 4 ^ 1 buldinjldings-3700 square (eot rn^QppliarKMnoAdtd*------Hi ------BYO•OWNER:-J».900.-Woo- -onivli1 living a p ao e in elu d ln fl' rge country kitchen, well - fv<^o()ontstooporalo ca derterluL dean country home.- ivoo< 2580PINERIDGE Mointed living room and tractor/lrailorsinlt>o SSmrSMotolissookingmo- is Movi uperarea.5bdrm,2V& «P^i' ------— — - --Southem S Idaho sreo. ' Tlvalod '{[v Individual lo work roo 1 acre. A l oioe., now' bodrosdrooma. COMFORT- art-llme grave yard shift. ing-room, Ing formal living cariarpel, drapes, mature .ABLEBLE main door family lomwith (Ireplace-seo . WoV\ nood: CSust b e able to work with room, roo oak dream kitchen, landMscaoe Shown bv m t. ' ...... mlnifflumB mi supervision and garden0sr tub and show er In SsraiSsa ^ ihishcis home on our TV a ds - •Must possoss'n valid CDL maintain me rteat ar>d accurate m m& uter balh, central vac. » ill Jim for details 733- BYOWNER . >33.62-114 Ucontowithdoubloa/ rocords. ro< Som e light d e an - pat untfyhomelorsak)on1/2 IrfpiosondorBomortI ing inc duties are involved. 2x6 eie.^bdnn.3balh.2400 ^ lor tho Btiite of Idaho. M Mu ist onjoywofWng with the ,inB, .Ing, gndon area all located n ' «A•AmtnimumoiSyowt public. pu j)o phone calls In In aa great neighborhood. rni BRIRAWLEY cumntvoriSabkitrae p pic lo ase. 1260 Blue Lakes $11 7344120 or 734-9075 tof/trailof oxporionco. BlvdN. 6 ^ ______, m •Mustbeablotosuccoss- ^ REALTY/ ■ho Filer School District an- m 734-5858 — FAMILY LIVING Ton (roe o'SXSlrfdnig ™ _____ 1-800:642- 112.122 W ashington Sl. S. & COMTRACTS, COI TRUST W5 ~ W J . J ______— — 40606 Qardonor. Posillon DEE)EEDS purchased, whok) • _ClO£tosos3/3(M2.EOE ' .oreo r ^ . Wesi O ne Bank '87 SubaruXLoyale 4 x 4 .Wagia g o n ^ )^ 6 1 0 or 383-7853 or . R2-07flAr- • i Name____ ^ ______H^AIR i STYLIST l-eOO-772-4666. Worv) ri,ow hayq oponings (or — '■ " oulo. 4 cyiindor. sloroo, groal' “ * » _____4 4 4 •______i__ „yt>u, ■ I Address ____Zip ' Roa>tcoivo: ■ ■ ,495 m uarantood salary plus v City/S'tate/Zi(iber ______^ SScommiscion , ■ '88 Subairu G3L 4x4 W agon •pokJikl vacation, holktays and I 2-072A. u ; I Phone Numbiagio Valley, a re a onijIly) oro ^ ' aulo. oir. luggage rack • conompony Insuranco al ■ Bt^ T li ...... 0 1 , 9 ' or money order is encloseder for $______• flroooup ratos ■ 995 I 5 IJ Bill m e (M ag • rotitiliromonl. prolit sharing, ■ ;a or Master Cliarge3 6 ICirdiTonu) otc. '88 Subaru G'L l 4x4 W agon Tur' u r b o H . —■5' ■ ■+J;My-cfleck or IvarKod training a w •advj V069A. 4 cyiindor. 5 spood.. air.oi cnjiso, cassotto. lit Card Number______Form’ moro Information about local 1 ownor. low milos ? - -y -B ill m y VISA ining tho J.C . Ponny Sa- 401 SCHOOLS S AND •allon Dale ______■ , en i loam call B 3 4 - ^ Mk - HSTHUCTK>N I ...------*7,9',995 H ? ______C red it I forTfTonl. ______Expiral I K-MfljPartis now hiring part-timo OI*«*l••I Truok Driving cftoiSockors, 3 hoor shifts, 4-5 S chool h a Ino. New classes '88 Subaru GIJL Plus 4x4 W ag(a g o n ■ P a y S e th e d u le ttoy!lysporwook. Kintoroslod w o w 3-068B. 5 spood, air. AM/FMA cassotlo.c stool whools,. luggogo rack, low miles - liko n ______Charse: pper line _>! i I ■ if. * nays r ------I Monainagor nood (or rural gro-' H "I” ...... * 8 ,4495- ? ...... $2.8515 per line ; Sjry and convenience ■ —1 - — NumbeLnl oro, Storo will feature gro- ■ '90 Subaru Leg; irioa, convonlonce loooa, K gacy W agon 4x4 PPI l u s ■ ...... 7...... $4.4010 p e r line ; «fk 1 -i99A. Loadod with all Itio options.op 1 - 3 d a y s ...... ihing and hunling oqulp- H ...:...... $7.50iO-per line . i KJent.-BundrlotrhardwHfe- -|*H - olf. ^ I s o . powor windows. po>E I ^ ! k }S3------4 - 7 - d a y s ...... id (ioliiloms. Individual LU ...... $13.5C,50 p er line usi hovo oxproionce at * 995—W - 8 - 1 5 d a y s ...... Iho0 managorI or assislant m b h '90 Subaru Legacacy L Plus 4x4 Sedadan__M l;^B_ 4 • 16-30 days... nnnQor lovni in Ihose soloiloB to bo consldorod. W l ul (jompiololy loadod • loclocal 1 ownor, low mllos. 1 $/linel e ______== J Ploaoaso sond rosumo and ------air, cnjlso. powor wlndowartockxks.4cyl.5Bpood $‘]^ Q (, lo: Box HokJor. PO Box' ‘------i 495 I I Sunday inserlion. addd $1 if ad is 5 or 50. Kolchum. ID 83340, . OPEN ' -: ...f rH n e s rn i 4 . ■ Malhlh tutor noodod: Algobra II U -add42-ii-adJs-6_or_iiKLiiOfe J in e s . + - [J7^.old^Juiiiour^ ^ HOUSE_n -:!92:Sub rii S\3ZX l.ux-Spocts-C ..... For each Su ------2-071 A. Comploiely loadod w/av/all tho options, air. pwr windows/ ^RUMvtew Lnjrooanna fi______^ _ u ------^less-linesrat — = = = = = ------Nootfi - -tecksrtumT30trCO,-AJFwn55nW■am . All iealhor Inlenor: MO hp.-~ ~ lo l.il holpitlpora (Of ropair ol usod '/room lor expansion in multiport (Ciol Iniectlon V-6 entf1 S o ld N ew f o r OVER ^ , 1 firepi 900 I I r J jT ik'n.llllK-SiNc\\'S~' ...... • ms aro boing taken a^^vb^'ditpoul.— »;0.BOX548 -.throirough Job Son/ice, Twin o*®** - - ^^cusiSTOMER ■ PO Jl9,10.736-300Q.ebE.- IW.«s^iwsi IT in Falls, Idalio S Ti.MO^KW Oftft Mail your K— * JSERVW I C E ------Twiiil V taking epp|loatlons (or - K'J. . I . I. ■ 83303- ^ hool bus dnvor. Approxl- Tami • Hunt 7 3^ ^623 . ■ I ' s ^ ...... NI l l l li ll.I M M I ..™ m i l w ii;.M ? n maiojloly tShoursporWook. ------Qua!ialldcatlons; 21•yr•o^ ------"\-794:pallsgrennele » T ia n »Tii1la . 7 a a-g ------nirinpiat^oodddidouotoidi______331 1 train. Call 733-80D3. >i , . r ■* ' ■ 1 . ' rT^Falla.-mato-C-P,------[ Real Estatite/Sale „ 7 | T H E A CES I O N BRIDCeO C r -BOBBY = WOIFF' ^ ' i :---- I 502 5( HOICS 503m H O tC S 502» HOICS 606» JERM CHOIES '5 15 0COMMERCIAL 518 VAWTIONVAC “Tb e y n always tbrowhowing go o d n ess ______F0R 8A L£ .FORSALE PROPERTY Pfi(PBOPEHTY :: -TTORTH— ^ ^ atyott ,CalaiinBW/trir,uni But with a little bit ofiucko fl ;♦ 9 2 ISIWhit ar* you walllne (or? "": *75wfWareehomebyownar; nnan: 50x125, with ros- ^Zli-Cal Plioo that elaiiKlad ad Rl s. many e«r*e. Ex^l ------A-nuii can rfpdtr*------— V J S . Q J 4 3 2 ______[ ice. State St. $35,000. J.i^ew to^je* A K 6 ______Z}- M u v . ■■ rboarooS'l balh In the FDer — 1u[ EDTNlCEHOIEISbdim. Slloniyffl9rj37-eS90. . ------— lanJayLerner. 4Q9 - . LoLavely3bdim.2balh(nobi>o CefltralCommunltyCenler C - fenced, 1500 aq ft, Ibe hom e, loc ate d a t C am eo •v - e ry clean, excellent se- tS 8.506.733-U 2j. fargi wA)lntmi>nt 324-3239. . • T(thc T Court W .Cdltoep- ourlty oi lor retlra a'a • only o 127,600.00. Call Jean RM W I L L S , INi nI c T : A t the NEC World1 JuniorJ l Cham- WfiST EAST _EP9hWW>,7?».im------T^'siisafssis- “ ♦ KJ83 733-9633.92-113 . 3000» 0 aq lt^5 bdnna, m u te r piODSblps last summeimer, Australia J 8 5 bdr3drm with Jaouzzl, hard- m | ▼ 87 LUo v e l y 4 l e v e l _ « KMBERLY/ . won a convincing vlctoIctory over the Mood lloora, aunken llvin- HANSENHOMES S m . i ^ U ^ . I team In the quallilalifylnground. ♦ Q 3 HOME h IN TWIN EBRAWLEY JS ♦ K 10 87 2 F (TbeU .S. fielded two te FAUS. Mdrooflt, IW beth.on1V4 . "T he Value Line'*:ne" , ... 9team8:'U.S.II AnA n a of exoillent well main won the championihlpi R E A L T Y ffl lores. T4 finished base- 1 2 6 4 WENDELLLL ST, • lips; U.S. I fin. / ' tltained hoMsa. Four bed 734*SM6 ' nsnl.hasBBunaihotlub ... l i t n d fourth In a fieldId ofc 12 team s.) / SOUTH rooms,threebalhs.over ri . irgdbl2earoaragawlth if WaiNngtoiit. N. toN. CcUtiji IMc’,ifimmltoWlnddlSL thm Auatralla'i danllng de:defense on' to* ♦ AQ7-4- 2 w a x i i f t “ I 1Innovative! Approach to "Affordfordable Housing” ; ' day'l deal-made aiubilubttantlal con* V IO 2 i o r i o l . t ! y i ! ^ -V a a S ia)ves,' . ' . .^'v ■ ■ ■ C-4 •nmas-Nowa. Twin Falls Real Estaate/Sale-R 51B M OeiUHOftCS 604 UNFURNISHED 613 WANT TO RENT 7 70: 0 3 ; DAIRY 70!ros FARM 707r07 FARM SEED 70009 HAY, GRAIN . 709 HAY, H GRAN 710 KOfHORSES 12x50BiIimore,2bdrm.S : APTS/DUPLEXES • EQUIPMENT MAOiUNEflY , ^ ANDFEEO iANDFEEO’ • ^ now waihor & drysr. i NEEDED Inumcflataiy, vtKy MaHaifasea 3 2 E I S E BtEftM attStegas! iiii Bg 7 -2-JBOOKKEEPWQ------f 2^ bdr»m 'duplox foTr^irod' ^ 10-35 hood of Hobiobiholl- —IHPLEWNTS------IS POWER RAKEixft coupio, prolor carport or ^ Ounhom Lohr lollor har. 77^ SERVHJE f - ors. 324-3106 toavo mtq- - -12.RJ 62 Logan potato digger,------Specialzlng5( in smoU------VACUUMED 602“ UNFURNISHEO ^a^B~o^.^^204'or 734- row. crowfoot front and orgreons trimnfod. YonrlingRodAngusbulls. f?* omplotelyrobuillZyoars . businoss A ogricuJuro. " HOUSES ______i - purobrod 8. somon tostod, roar, cylindor. Hold ready. $1700. Coil ^ 5 6 4 5 -flaaa?.?15mW-87W. Wo^“Vook'M onlh'Ouartor. ------DEI^EnED-— ------t.oalwlI r Wanled; Summer pastofo, oxc. for hoifors. 543-8865 -S H l ------i s a s i a r - — 2 bodroom, 4V4 icroa & out- SOOpaIr ot cows and 15 on/ico Induding picioip a GGravel ra sand 4 topsoa dnvs Of 543.6564 ovos. 4020OZO^^^owershilt, doEvory. fl»ara oxporionco ^733-7234 buildlng«.$450*dopo8it., . buls. Cafl 845-2001. - 7 FARM SEED , , fofdriyoways, ^ L V L E A DEBBIE------—parkingp lots, ------W e ^I w what you can i do!------; roforortcos. Call Shoftoy atI Wanted\ lo ront: 2-3 bodroom- ?( 7 « “ DAJRY '7'8 8 Heston ^ swalhor, 16' iTALFALFA a SEEDI Fine JOHNSTONE V!Youcanhaultoo. raeEstlmatas h -tR O G 324.8652.______homo for professional cou. EQUIPWNT header, hea rubber flaps on startem loaly hybrid with ox- 324-3543 N0R1ORTHWEST CRANE & 3 bdrm, 2 bath, basom ont. plo in Kimborly aroa. Call O aer w / conditioner, cab, cell i m m , 8 ^ 2 0 3 . toavo mossaoo. —T. — — ft® ellenl longevity & yields. RK3GING. Concordia Way, $775/mo. 400gallonsolarbulklank, AC, Ac, bio llres, exc cond, LoaQcafly grown 2 mlk» west 783;1234.... _ PR oressj!i^ N A ^ O T ^ G Phono 1-818-708.2257 or’ PfOlOSSiODSlf coupio would 1 $8700.655-4381 anytimo. ntftLQIonHS£orfyJ>yJJobon___ LUAINTENANCE— ______Z 736-7235.______. _ -lik e lo ronl home in Buhl,— i Massoy 3 pi mower, good, HalllalL $1.25 lb. Call collect, , 733-7221 EXECUnVEBRICKHOME-4. . prolor counlrv. 543-4271 J, 7 ’A hp Dotovol wator coolod $375. W7i C a l £4-3407. 1-3(-366-2528______,j50tivicE^^.-j L ;*? RVINQ STUDENTS C om m er^ bodroom. 2 story w /boso- s d.^Bolldu^ooIs, sin- Shoshon* 1 & 2 bdrm apis. vacuum < pump, will run up Bur1*yTracbr But Salvage AHaKisKa sood for sato by grow- -777 NDOW CLEANING denllal.BI • moni and many amonltios. In historfc buikJing on rivor. 10 i 14 units, u m approx 72 Buying Buy Salvago Tractors er.h ASSOCIATED GENERAL 0 nam e says It alll gtophr.mcy, motal roof coalings, $850 porm onlW utllitios. r.Novrervartoiy.CalJofTy 1 rool rocovery. Leaks / _ Ck3an 8 outot. ^ 7 6 2 9 J hours. $3200.324^451. ____fPaul. ID»438-5420 Canttllon. Jr. 324-4182, ^CONTRACTORS OF , -" c. ,r. ' woMosgo o d & rsa so n i^ o l gravol rool ------Dopealt a rofofOTcoa-fe— - gtwull arwianwi Cal-736-a786,------iJO paltodIfnrt |n 94 hr» RnnI _ ------" * ® IC A ;fN a------itching •Corrugating- quirod. Call Rayal 733- Juoprtm copies. ConstnK- “ ‘S m alnienslenance program. S336of73M202. ic n jobs availabki to bW. a ^ J a i iKo4dIing, shakos 4- - 3reo sorvico to plan holders ]los. 52 colors lo THREE ------T344»tAN------j . S 10 from. FreoEstimato aViILLCLEAN4JP3 Lfconsod.bcx), bonded 4 Insured. ■ 5UNWAY FARMERS 738-8161. - . D LANDSCAPING. ' ,,,___ .. ■ 'CARPn • Lawn mowing >, CLEANING M DTpTltUNi?''^ REALTY CERTIRED ' Ilnor homo r ^ r s - l j 733-5338 AHPFT CLEANING ANO M I S S •ARS EXPERIENCE B E 4 R For roni 5 bdrm. 3 baih, hESTORATlON SajTStowDiohl m U N«3 Q ft U W N WORK pfingCItanlnoSp^al. JCBU: BUILDERS ft REPAIR 734-4510. Powift couniryhomo on 1/2 aero, Powor rakhg M[BH •ISII 2400 sq .n . utils, pd. $980 osldonllal •Commercial SERVICE removal & tnmming mo. $1000 dw . 734-4120 .1992 IFESXrVA 2 DR.R. HATCHBACC K V -"CtICUC Certified‘Fully In- Nojditoosman. N KEN*:N'S LAVW CARE ^ S h n * nFertnizlng ^ v R A /ly ured 'Insuranco Work Concrele. Cor carpentry, ‘ Mowowing.Trimming ^ 0 , 1^>renoosavailabto. . Hagorman; Cloan 1 bdrm, 1 VvNV^l^f ^ Well/elcom e 'F iro & W ater plumbin • f ^ iS z h g ” bath on 2 acros. 1 ml W oi EEESTIMATESI ^ Rostostoratk)n*DuPonlMas- sidkig R^inbiibk> 4 oxpononcod. -734-2005005, Bob o r Robin lown. $300. s/l. 837-6304- )r Series Conllled masonry. Ca r 5TO^_ " ter _____ ....''Kimborly; Nico 2 bodroom ------5 c■ C H O O S E ^ •UjSJpholslo^Ctoanino'Pol SOf mobilo homo. dors & Slalns Removed Sonfor,k?dSa>onla.W4-2428. c 7T C 3 M E '------— JOHN’.Mf»«QTQTlttlM^ ____ — MODERNI SM rvffaTR'e-nSfT-’ SEHVK^ A131.2bdrmduplox.Car- * jlePrtaM l Only tho Wand ------____— :______Flfl tf a S E R V ^ E Lawns gardens, o a ^ tots & land- potod. caipod. & W/0 hooK nterBYourHmol PEPETTERSON .. UUWN CARE icaci’ing ^ with 5' iractor* up $375. If you mow lown. I^ M a ^ , ^ 1 28. CONONStRUCTION M”!']?;rrim,Aoralo, Thatch, 3 ^ 1itdtltor. 1 1 • *350. •Nowofromodd. ilie.Insod&Weed '"“'Thiiiohn Pohlm an • . Bwood-Evans Prop Mot •Dodcs C all733«330881 rfvenlngi. • 734-1401 or 4 2 i& S ^ 734-2843 ■ Ronlal cOfi'UUiMS'ld}' non- Rxxn adcfli^^i. etc. ~ "~ t .~i . ; smoWng.Rotifodwolcomo. [AVEMANKATERIKtf -nmerdal or residofltial. THEE ILONN MOWER work. Cal 734.1m BlBr*nt734-6112 Quoljolily Lawn Caro E E H B B a i ' Cusloiilom BBO servico. Spe- C al nowno for spring and clalliallzo In roiallng spllA sumjmmor services. ______603 FURNISHED tastysty sauces. Your choice — n^ n : ...... ,„u.77TT------C*:all 733-4427. TREE!lEETOPPMG APTS/DUPLEXES of meals.mt Any ovonl, |rg Of SPF tree removal,aval, chainsaw work, SPRMQ SPECIAL rbming or removal, BmaJ.««l.mifpliieo,anylliiio >20%* Paint •Rwairs* ------shnjblrbm 2 bdrm s noar court h o u so . Remocm o d e lo r fix - u p * ! ^ TIIOMPi g of any kind. Yard IPSON'S MOWING Ilk or whatever, $425 a month Includos utili- ■ 1 - after rebate addrtlMrtlons*Nowear»M. SEBVICE lios. No pols. 7344846 for iport, patio, dodi.^ ch- YOUlU m o W E U , rooostlmalol 7344778 en,bai,bath,c«famk:lllo,car- l u o w m . ” ♦ ■ Warm 3 bdrm w/tooaraio on- p «t. - R'ReasonableAlppend- Allordjidablo-.RoIablo . ■ franco. Kitchon. baih, iving S lto.733-1078,ah/tlm*. e .7 ‘PiProfessional OftbTRF •rm. W/D. $350.324-5082. _ LAWNC t r e e 8e r v k : e P C H ^ ...... iCARESERVICE ^ insured 1992 RANGERI '"SPORT" V Propansaroforboeorhmjre. , ______CallGrot ' 604 UNFURMSHEO 1: T rees ft h e d g e s t M i , ^ Pk Loamcm allal^^ers. ^ , " , " 3?’’ Itlmmod.d, I, loppod or ro- APTSDUPLEXES e H o u s o D o c to r 7733-753Z movod-Go ! Ronwd.todolirw, repair, reno- 1 •Good cleanup* ^ P o w e r , ■ • • F a si.d eopendable&rea- p ei \ ♦Inoffi^e vattensons:badTroom8,kitch- .J. - - sgf|abhtAfv ------ia 2 b d m i < ^ ------E mryuo8fTiTyi;r7ja-4i^ y t ^ O p t l o n ^ _ IL^O W I 733-5881 • QUIET LUXURY leeslhaies. LowaD(.indosots;AC H4 or 538-5185 Laurol Parte Apartmonts KAY'S REHODEUNQ poclalize In romodoling 176MaurfcoStN„ a ths, kHchens & room_ Shirt la ------A p t ^ r m anna o f ------laundry sorvico. . ^ 7 3 4 ^ 1 9 5 . undereb&staichodr SAYIT “ “53fi£!a?gl% .™ A’S CLEANERS 1 bodroom, $30CHno + $150 1. ______483Wa; Voshlngton&l.N. dop, ulBilio«lncl.222Hoy- IN GLASS . ------PETTERSONK I ------1 Hand-1 EUMtEANEflS------IW lA C H W E i- ^ ------— 2 « 3 b'^ R 0 0 M ™ Wlnobc DNSTRTCTIDFr ~ ® J L ISbo6honoSl.E. h QojIlyBtn' Gtnoss produds. TOWNHOUSES W cardsrdsengravodforanyoc-' *N• Noworromodd. loiydoseouts. trom$395 caslwsion. Wedding, birthday, . * Docks • iDMlLLS: R elall annlv Washor & dryor hookup 1 '' 7. 1899. Now $299- ______SmallyortI iito fn o o — ^— i_a£ter-rebate-— ' ‘rtxMiaddhl^ola ftw h n-,,-! NopoUl734-€800 s s s s mmoreiara7Wi5ora&r f g H S :L1MBERS: Roiail ------W f l f v ^ t o b w jMnt7a4;ait2_ - W W 1^ ----- 9S97$699Tfi99:N0iff?393------ENGRAVING ^ B U H R s B * a i r b ik(ES: e S: Relall $219- $335mo.,lrg, onobtlfn)- - 42341M utllsTlawn caro pd, appls., ' . ; $249,Now$ow$149-$169. • ~oxco1.bcaflon.733.M13 ' 3bodroom,2balh.vorynico, mobile"------$ 3 5 0 /month. $200 dep. r ■■mmt w ECHANIC .vrkMtto.73&0760. lUAUTYcoMFoitr I ' i i mAINTENANCE. inglAIjCondlllonlng UlriM ol.I whal It might cost ' Dupiox, no pots,'no smokofB. F ^sifiK isi '■' wTllStsrv cs .all lypei & lolakot ^ORDE^ : $48i}iio + dop,rofofonce9. r « i i ipringfondngepoclal. brandsnds of furnace & air eonH C tWCOVEfllNQS , • Jovco733-S8fe______Forlreoesumalos. • dltloneioner. 24 hr emorBonc)4 I fix s..vsftJcals, p e a le d ------— wrtwood Consttuctlon.— laorvfcovfco; radio dlM aichedJ------Oibat ■.Frooostimolos. •dlseounlsltfSFrntl OAhn ffl'S >.733.1603— ^------1322Wash1nglonSLN..TF. TT ' "Sdsoo1 onnevf installs. T . c ihi l 734-7049 . 0(lhrB&^mTuos.S^. . 7 3 8}6-119,1er328-4S21 . 1 oarty>VAM oroves. TO.0740 ■ f " ' s ■ I- • ZpFi SS a r c SEK1s l ' ■ ' [ H M l BAIITSiP EiC IiMSH C mneifaBilis e e thiieirenue m /o ffsiselecttIon o f llifsedcaiiW ~ : viced k0 sell. AIL L SmlESsJUUCOLD m - j u LLMODlm I ■OCAL■lyOwWNED ~ L0(ICALLVfFiiMIVNCED). . . I ' 1984 REIENAULTALLIAN 1975'5CHEVYMALIBUif 1973 C0IlONCORDEMOTORIRHOME 19881I MERCURY COU■UGM I : ✓ Economical, , ✓ Automatic ✓ IS F o o t - ✓ Front WheeiC 'i Drive____ $ C A ✓ Power Brakei # W ✓ Fully Seff-C(-Contained S ^ f l i U e ✓ Floor Mountec IQC- $i;a( y Power Steerlis , j Q : yAuxlIlaryGG enerator^ilJlj5 1 ^ ✓ L ow Miles Transmission 0 0 'W W ✓AirCondilditioning — — 1972rrnoDGEW^ f98717 FORD TEMPO3“ T wr i PONTIAC GRAN PRIXPI 1987 Ml/lERCURY SABLE■WAGON VI I f ✓ #2-5267 ✓ AirConditioni ✓ O n eO w n ei ✓ Automatic ✓ Front W heel I ✓ L ow Miles ------✓•e-eyiindei------QQ ✓ Floor Moufile JQ ✓ S h a rp i f i n ✓9Passen< H>8 Transmission . ^69!m i . 1980 ClCHEVY CITATIO 1989 FL\LYMOUTH HDRIlizoiT"!^iTOYOTA COROWLLA ^m\I MERCURY COUlUGAR I ✓ Automatic ✓#Z-5327... ✓ C le a n .. ✓ Air Conditionin ✓ Silver Blue. ■ ■ I ✓Economicacal 0 0 1 ‘Q Q - ✓ s lv e fe iu . . ✓PowerSteerini ✓ Front W heel V I I ✓ Floor Mounlunled _ ✓ Autom atic sj- *"^80 --D riv e ..... ’268 Tran5mlssl(a lo n W f c l b $651iog^ 1983 PLY.VMOUTHREIM 1985 MERCURYM TOE 19866 HONDA ACCOIORD iiISMVWJEnAw I ;i ✓ #T-5058 ✓ # A -5 2 1 ^ ✓ Economical ✓ Automatic ✓ Automatic ✓ Front W heelBl [Drive S l ✓ Front W hetleel Drive U l f : ✓MoonRo( •V Great Gas £, $CQI ✓noorMoDnl,e( ✓ Floor Moununted ^ C |^f j lO '~ *^^'oorMoiounted ■ Mileage 1 2 0 Transmissionr 1 / U Transmissicislon 'T ra n sm issission W W195 l 1984 MlMERCURY TOP/I 19861i ISUZU TROOPEf 1 9 8 7 1MERCURY COUUGAR 1990ISADLELSWAIAGON I ✓ One Owner ✓ 4 W heel Drive ✓ X-5183 M M ✓ Front WhEheel Drive ^ ^ ✓ Automatic ✓ Air Conditione ✓ Automatic U m ✓Automatic ✓ Wr Conditionin... ✓ Floor Mounte( ✓ AirConditic•itionlng $ M (J l r l ✓ S a v e $701 TransmissionI :M99 “ 11.9995. = -1984:000IDGtC0tT4D0 =-1986eOkOS^ALAISS=M985 P0IONTiACPARIES!SSiENt—^ 1989MARKVIII I — — ^ 1 “ ✓ #T-5358 ✓ #Z-5231 % ✓ Automatic ✓NADA Bool>ok $13,225 ( J J l H ✓ Pow er Bcakes ✓ Air Conditionii J I J ✓ A ir ConditioLing $A Q 'C ✓ Fully Equi ✓ Power Steerinc ✓ Automatic ■ Q , ■i^P.pwerSteeeenng, ...... ^ IZ j, ✓TrueLuxu - ^469 r r ^ ] |,5bgdI IHBifflHliigBMHII M I .1 1 I I ■■■ I [ " ’✓Spor^T” '^ P ow er Sejleats (Jj A ^ ✓ Tu-tone P ^D ✓Automatic ✓ Low Miles ✓ P ow er Witwindows 9 1 I f t •^Autdirfatic k n ~ AifCondM “ VAtrCdndiUo ~ ✓ Luxurious — - • ✓ A ir Conditionin! I f f — t-197!79F0HDLTD= -imCHiHEVY^PECTRIW ✓ Automatic IA ✓^-4407 iO B T T ^ ____ ✓ Air'Conditionin! PECIAILPUR(CHASE f W . ✓BucketSeats —__— ■——Jl * * '* — - — —✓-Power-Steering ^'FtoorMountec %'1' " & B rakes Transmissionr ^ 9 f l L i ||4 |U . MEBCUHYY COUGAR B7 « t9 9 t j|I cat is in excellent conditiclition with deluxe j 0 ^ mmlKffi m m B f lIff ^ V rhis beautifuled < glass, air conditioning,J, ppower steering,.,.-— « i l M interior, tintedIS, power seats, power wineindows, speed /^ / lal tires, AM/FM stereo cassi»sette. pow er brakes, W^hd;' i'r'l ^ control, radial I m i n H 2 . LINCOLNI\M 'T O W N ^ uxuty in titanium gray mletallic, eti H 1991 •ntiy, I tinted glass, learner imatic overdnve transmissic^ion, _ Inflj^AM/FMstereo^sSiss 1111111^ M ^ t te , • ~ W b B B NEW**37,000^ 1!1991 LINCCOLN MARKitW |l BILL BLASS; El E D I T I O N : Only 7000 miles, beautiful;ful amythest ^; 1986 GRANDMmK lS 19861 GGRAND MARQUIS LS 1985GRAIIDMARP metallic, soft calfskirskin imerior, - ^ - PiMOWir owwo IY M«.Ifc 6 Mitt. M .|..S nw u Pawooar w keyless entry,, dualdu power . 1 ' • m!l|!3o2Vi loHNWtura ■CT-^ seats, allill tlthe luxury ; ngfcathepowtfopdom. pc St powerw er options. ; WAS *5*5995 Ki m s * 4 9 9 5 WAS'3995 H E W >3 7 , mw o - TODAY * 2 2, ,9 9 9 5 ;s.: ...... r'1 • : q q IM LINCOLN •J m ^4IWm m 2 8 iJU 1991 I riN E N T ^ - ig«fi fiRRflMD MARQUISS J _ 1986GtBRAMD MARQUII^ CONTI 7 • T'AKEaki rr FOB * SPINl It's READ? FOR YOUl IH-S287 Ute UUnium, mi .pow er , ThtishvpGrandMvqubbub ts & \^!te Mllh tn steering, cnjl ixuriouswith steering, power bcateJ, auloci e a c o n tm iir coodiUoning,g, spspeed control. Come in for a test dffi ir. front wheel steering, power ^ ^ drive, power stenditionlng, -Stereo_____ ^ M .brakes,.alr.cond!r seaC & windovw, IMmm system, pqyversI, absolutely load^. ■ X K cnilse conut)!, a Wmm M T ¥ e EIS K E # >3TCi / I O ► T C s □ 3 ^ I rfi-'rt uritioL)r/iV £ % Ts5 / l ' ^ iv m O H T ^ E'"” Hjljjl^''^ ■.>. i i ‘ ~ - ‘-•- jV^OHYOiO U H ^ \ - 9 2 M lERC > U G / £ATICONTIIME-JFord MoOTOR CO^H ill ghIVE I OTAKEWN YOURTFRlP WHEEN YOU BllUY A '9 2K o u c a rR!!f • I 'P I^ C /S ... J(rC/STBECAAI/SE YOIUOWNAiMERCU'mlY, FORD JIMOTOR cc:o. - A —WILLIMIVE-Yai OO-FO r n v QU i R D O yWNPA \YMEN IT! I • tTHEiSENt i Morm^iPISCOUN4 7 ^ 2 3 ^^ ^ • Y C OUSAVE ^ 3 B 3 S9 ■ * #X 9 • v-6 ENQIMEiE ■ •^POWER STEEJEERING ✓ • CRYSTAL BUBLCIE CLOTH INTERIORR A f A f f l f f jm M ■ •AUTOMATICIC OVERDRIVE TRANSMrw iSSIO M TJSSLi i K K 1 T 9 S9 2 TCW a z 4 D O » O R -'#T-39WITHSPECIfl . lAL^SOOEQUIPMENlENrPKGr - H yr-riv ■ added,id, including special tutu-tohe paint • decklid(lid rack ^iE54i& • autom afictic transmission • air' cconditioning :_i__ —^power-stetteering-*-powerbrake es • rear window defreifroster' ~ i f M ^ ^ ,,-;SSr • power doooor locks • speed conintrol ■• stere o systemm • tilt steenn'sf n 'g • front wheel drivere. >13,750 J 9 ^ ~ 1 i f 2 ]r s i5 A^o_msTmm w m s — ^ ■ 4 @ © l — ...... s u f t yt r m r = - T H E t h .1 S ^ m»PLus..^.. FORD mm enW. te w Z : I WIUMAKEI YOUR ^soo I DOWN PAPAYMENT- ..■^1 •*, _ I THAT." s m o m : y 1^ m*HOTOHEREOCICEHTOilTOFYOmPOCKET r''. '^w SH fl m ^ S A L E S IJEGISTRATIOHFEE, ^ I U C E K S i ^IIHCLUOEOIHTHISP l 'PH IC E.^^^^ ■ BR J y j61 # 1M m •POWER BRAKES . ■ • BRIGHT RED ' ’ " • POWER STEERIMQ ■ •5SPEEDTRANSM1SSI05SI0N -COMSOlf ■ ' •F R O m 'W H E a DRIVEVE ‘TINTED QIASS ___B J j I M M o n n Tnifnnri ll« DEALER RE]ETAINS REBATES a r ris on 's The JLeae,tu£ C on REm m n e i t t n r e Fo.or Years & Yealars The Easie’est Place In TheW T orldToo B u y A Car=~I l l s I 70I M ain A v e . E . H eart of B^ai InT heh autlful D ow ntitbw ri TW in F;Fa lls 7 3 3 - 7 7 0 0 _ ‘ / - 1 ■ ------i------nm am ow»TTwiiTm:ieah5rf>*f'-~-^ sn I. , . ' F a c e r ' s VliscellaneoQus 71Q.g197 - 7 - 710 Aorses ------Wff-HREWOCO------1 - «r-FUR«n)RE ------«W-LAWNiaAROEN (i:817 USCELLANEOUS 117 I IS C E L L A N ^ S 117J USCELLANEOUS . 817' UUSCELLANEOUS*------I ANOCARPETS FORSALE pSJwClorSSr” OAHDENROTOTUJNa _ _ FO flS A U ' FORSALE ; ■ FtFORSALE C*»734.730e. - Like new oak d re s s e r with Wanled: ASs C hslm en trao- A TT m n Village, McCall, 10, l5 iwwasaki 4000 watt go tw a-' Wanted:Ttod:i c a m p w ^ f w r Rrewpod ltejlopplns*4 ' mirror, $ 200; m atching . 1«, WD, WD45, DIO, 014. ir, elodric sta rt, with Idle - “mpof.Cdi mpw £ 4-2109. . MaARc^lSndrthor-hor- pruning with boom. Goodd quaen size bed wllh mst- j] w eek ol May 25lh, $200. lor, JO sell proponed elec. start, 00l5.017wilhonrithoul - C ^ a l 3241^60 ter Infa_____ -Con iled:3peht REPAIR S^llaf onlasVrr2'ronmT'‘ ASPHALTSYSTEM3. ^.hw ft^..7?f7?27. *4988 ;------Cal 733-4013.------— 808-CH lD REN ’S ------— 1 9 8 5 I s u z u T ROr c O PER.^..-;.v.™ i^^.7*5950 M . . SPECIAL 8* uaed JZ19 wal, — ITEMS. - - - r- les, Baby cti> wiih maltrsss. $50.J H o n d a ^C!C i v i c 4 d o o r ...... :»6950 . - JonOT0.324-g142. ___ ^ 7 3 4 - 7 6 4 7 SPRINKLER PIPE REPAIRS. Wo win ctoon^ up 807 aOTHIHO 1989 Isuzu P ICKUP....ic i ...... ’6950 ' If - 1 -A l thosol)ooopilosI3*h^ 9, . Summofwo^infloown. _ n n n p r n _ . 1^ SliU 10. $607 — -l586lsuzuJfl€i t v w r C n ...... ^*6950^ evon with tho whools on..in.. Cttl 734-3248. ■ Ch>doLint^.67B.7149. SPRINKLER PIPE REPARUR 80S COUIUNICATION ^ 1 9 9 ] ^ r ^ j ^ AO n i^O|OOOMII£S j j j ^ 18^950 SE!WICE DEVICES 1 9 8 7 P L YTVIOUTH M 1986 PONTIAC\C : ___ y— — ------C A R A V E i ------r------^ ^ 0 0 0 S T E — must have 30 or moro poo, po, AttnR«nch«ra'4FanTNr*l #25018-1, Autlu to m a tlc , #;#12006-1. Power Sunroof,)of. Seat, ' : — P?ri4??-?7w, ^ 3Mdorolamoblloradlosl2r Air,Tilt, CCn ruise. Jvluch More! Maxar4 1 Mosiar. Com- 713 POULTRY AND plolo wish antonno. oxiomal S 1 9 8 6 N i s s a n P i I : RABBITS spoakor, o lc. 1 Motorola P i c k u p ...... *4950 ”*16888 *3988- b a se sta tio n , rodi dlrec- EASTER BUNNIES. All ST.siz- tlorialantonrwJmnslonnor, OS.W .324-^.______otc.AIIInaxoellm(eend>ji 1990|suztfPic'ICKUP...... ;...... J69S0 — tkinl Paid new, $5509, sol E r ^ th o song of iho Kh. -« ■ 4 9 9 1 B u i c k S kkvLAItK...... y .*9950 " W i t h - T e r m s " • . 81^11,000MUfs ------^ W A S H E RR ^ 5 T O Y E R S 1 9 9 1 P o n t i a c : | Si U N B I R p 11,650 D I S H W A S HHERS-RANCES t , C onvertibIBl^I ^ AUTOAKfnC, AIR CONDfTlCTONING • - 1 9 9 1 GS M \ C ' - 1 9 8 4 C H E V Y ______MICRO S - 1 5 J I M 1 S-10 BLAZERR R E F R I CAERATORS E 1 9 9 1 B u i c k L eeSS)a b r e 14^950 # 0 6 5 3 4 ^ ,-5 #15024-2, Automatic,r, V.V-6, Loaded! A/C, Good Condition,ion. - All Used Appll'pllances Carry A 4 DOOR - — —GuoranteerM'e'ne^Offerln^erim; — ^ - 5 , 3 ; — ; T 9 9 1 O l d s R e:CENCY_EL!TE...,yi c i ^ 9 8 8 ------— We'reOverstockKked-And-Need'To— ' m 9 5 ^ : ______6,0 0 0 -M ii£s______...... - Reduce OurU.—.U sed Inverjtory. ' ..... 17 B l u e L a k e s , 1 9 9 1 C a d i l u c: SJ e v i l l e ...... ^ 118,9S0 4 DOOR,DR, WHfT^ RED LEATKP INTBUOIIOR , ■ ^ j. B l v d . N . 'Wtieie Quality & Value Makeake lhe Diffeience-ffie Dick ^D ifferen c e ’ ' ii Main Ave. S. m ESTL.A i m 733^823 / 7 3 W « i ■ -'I,'-/ ...... / r • ' /• 0 -2 Times-Nows. Twin Fall!Foils, Idaho Saturday, - ' > " • / ------— 7 ...... -y... ------tme^SSSSSSSSSmi Miscellarinepus 819-825 ^ h i e ss i e : S p e cC i M s ^Ire 8 i i o m c e 620 PETSANO «25jyAMrEOTOBUY KK 5 WANTED TO BU Y , 828 2 5 'WANTEDTOBUY . . :: EQUPHEHT •SUPPUES- '-J -20 lon ctoM hay deivored lo cChallengers & Barracudas. Hi slmaar 4 stroke i t i n g I m tran bike-934-6387 days Wai For Yoi F^SalAltfflikASoliico ■ C a l l a g e ^ ...... J it. ' «hKln. Call 736^936 u k FRENCH FRY CUTTER Hubs to III 3V*‘ IH axte shall wanted. Heavier than store tomounlM&Wwhoels. _ SHARP FO-230 fai.uaod Springer/Brittany pups,-6■5 *"*c u tters, like re s ta u ra n ts 7 weoKB old. ta ils docked. T h i ss Weejikend,~A / J Now H oII^^8^lerf^ At YfYPffy.V^, 73^^827, $45. Cal 8^5104. Fronl end loador lor Ford -£ 8» PETSANO ' UKC DoSria b M P M hound Bo8lingequ^9n»nl.oafs,an- SOOOIraaof. i 837-4040. COLD BICYCLES, 1960 OR . : SUPPUES 9> chor, lifo fackots. otc. Call q , OLDER. CALL 734-5007. . A u f c ^ Mon-Sal, 10am-5pffl,734- r T t a L* ofOld clocks, jugs, bowls, pol- e 57*aiii r ^ m a k ) AKC Scottish Tor- ¥p>Weoupe,S43^1. _ . 1227. ask ter an. JlovDavldson. 734-1586. l Ii070 fallNr>ds,&cast^ . , rior.Bwoei(*oid.(200.CaI Buying; Camel cash Cnolos. q < _kHd»on hems. 3264548. 5 t« 1 2 0 . Good swamp coolor, rool J i _ 821 STEREOS/ • 1276lhSt.E.,TForcall mount: n 2 mallard hon 01dmomorobllia:ClvUWar. 01 3 tsrantutaa w/tanka; Scor-» r- RAOtOS/CpS ducks; B^ymonKor. 423- aircraft, a spons, eld W est, p im w/tank; 45 o d acjuart- _5104or423-5136.______gole.Ca!fsfe^.- 19922 GMC EXTK CAB 4X4 .. aumw/.acceuodMM n* C ar tlerao. Blaupund CO, 2 ■2 ^h^tSrfco^^cSw ^ GcGood usod opon ann eowirtg Old 01 vtooden hope chest ' * rihnai. 733-2146 ieavoive Orton amos, 2-12'kickors ly armed cowboys. Can 823- machine. n ^ .7 5 2 3 . J (treasure chesl).7330349-. ______wlh box, MBOuaitzmidaa* 4310«lleci. -Q r r hraotofs. $1000.324-5230 Guto,fixor-upporo.k.AIso Perennial Po plants, sman troos • 9mooUtomaleC«lmTwrt- ” CASHI For your usod coffl- A / C , . • r . vory acliva; CeckatloJ,M. -gftW-Spgv______/chld’s ta ^ a chairs. &S shmbs, comont lawn or- ’ - p a d dtocs & csssoltos. W l 7 3 3 ^ 9 6 . namonis, n roasonable - ^ r S Tr E E I R E O ,- ^ 5 ^ •Inos&whistb*'Pop Goes90S Sony puDout, Rockford Fos-V lake rock, country, rap, it s : Hartoy Davidson motorcydo, _SPfkad. 734-56^.______.ho^oa»or.S36-644a. _ pafo;i0*inbox,5V'4*,Phil-^ d oesn1 mat1o r! 61 6 ^ u e ^ FROM TILT,TII ------ifrBOtoo^home.-^yrOaJ-'!k •-a^SsO ro^fiw ^SS' - 4 tractor. 734-0622. . ■ * ^ -T ih Ave E. tw in Fails. ^ _ 1979 2aOZXonginopart8& MullKamlly: Ffl a Sot, 8am - bonnios, bo mud) more. Sat tt —a c . 934-5341 J te r 6om____- BIQ garago sale! S a t only,. a ------iro e to g^d homei'Plotl - -6pmrloiB o( mlsc:-905 'S-:8-2,'1285FanaAvo W.'TF.~------gt«ut>d.mfle.S43-5387_._ . : 9-5, 545 Shoup Avo W. & . 1” A nd Larger Solid S tate ..Lotsofevorvthinal...... - 2Roeomort Dr. TF 4unt fly Bros Auction House ■ ■ '•l* rfl0 doohou*o.6 moold.d, non-working color TV’s. PACK RAT YAHD SALE Wo _ 423-4676 ovos of wknds. ^0 can soli your y itfd ^ o s" |^»50.cJ734-8a53. _ E s t a t e ^ : End tablos. la m CashApackl698N.Grapo Cat aos]alos.165EasUand { ^^urebred Australian Shop-r 3 ’ handllno approx. 12 sec-• mower, air compressor, St., St Shoshone. Acroago & .0f,.TF.Canu30 734-2548 ______tions. 423-W fe: loob. exordso bike,'mbiof- household he Hems, plus boat; i honw, quoon size m atlrou » rard S alo, Fri a S ot, 9-S: W lISTL ■ Purebre^gllsh Shepherd4 •68-72 Chevy El Camino g s Boby Home, oxerci&o bike, . « Duo>.CaBa4-75B8. - --— -frameorcomplotecarforr —&- box sp rin g trc a m o ra sT ~T« parts. 324-275Saflor aom. ^m uJtofcyi7ai8, ^blgloragorsgosote.C^o wood stovo, 50 b . anvil, to . vis<^ camp Irallor appis a______h Any kind ol-OldD ileow boy, ------^ : l _ 7 3 3 ^ 18A 19!^!^^tog. " mlK,'l735HovturnAvoE, ui823_-__z:/ western Home. Cailcoltoci:r REA-UARKET -IS SS hohios AKC. Quality com-r . 543^322 Of S43-5315. • 8.00-5.00 evoiy Salurday Salurday Sail onlyl 94pm . a Irttio Cfiri„ a Sat., 10* 6, baby y Anyhjt^jy : . 4aSAddtsonAvo.W. bHolovorything. bH No oarly Itoms, [tn misc. 534 3rd Avo •" TwinFalts I birds. bli 1866 Doriai Dr. TF. I Ww .TF ...... ' ______V : AI1 prlci;s,pju}.l|ix S.ULle,.a..aUgucbatc______934-5861, uo.CnnTWWQfi 1 7 1r h e E3 e s t B u y' ’ s A t: i e A t M ■ €3 0 1 1M a . i n I A v e 5 . E . • T v i ^ a l l s I T h e s ee S u p e r L o ^ e G o o d T 1 h r u S a t t uurday, A priril 18 ONL^ir - 733-18:825 r o j j j J U l ' _____ : £ 83 Malibu)u W a g o n J06203-11 84 Celebri3rity W agon insioi61 2 8 2 C3hevyS l -10 #06223-23-2 9 0 Ni'J is s a n P i c k u p /n33-3 3 4 1 - 1 ; I ■ n1 2 9 9 ^ ^^ 1 3 9 9 ^ 1 5 9 9 ^ 5 6 9 9 > i g ^ ’ Z l ■ ; 84 Plymoutltth V oyager »i3i34-:4-2 7 9 S e ddan a DeVille » 0 6 3 4 7M - 7 3 GjM l C J i m m y »o63021 0 2 - 2 7 2 IrInternationar*0649 i4 9 1 - 2 . _ ? 9 9 9 ~ ■ ...... , $ ■ ® 1199 ^ 1 4 9 9 ®899 ; ,'J i — ; L 7 ] S i' r i 88-Ghevy-EfBerretta#24038^i^ i ~ ------^ 8 - D o d glge-Shad0w ( -ff24042^ ehevy-Blaz^ii23diJdi3n------~ 8 4l-Ford-Bronco-m “ R oi 0 0 2 : 2 ------$ < p ..— ^ f ^ 65 1 9 9 0 ______L3S99t . ___ - ^ 9 9 9 ^ = 3 ^ 2 9 9 3 = —j: — --OAbEfl-PR ieE-Ptttfctjyiv\x. TITLE & $40:tCTO'DOC. FEE ------^ y * f ~ . : ...... > r ' 7 3 : i 8 2 f f m s i n j M E.E. S HYl Salurday. ^ f i l 18,1992 ■nm.B-News,n . TwinTt Falls. Idaho .D*-3 Miscelliii h e o u s - l ^creational-TTranisportaition *25 WAHTEDTOBUYf 901 ATVSAM) M8 UOTORHOMES 01WI TRAVa " 11005( AmWUE AUTOS — ^ _ M0TORCYCIE8 ______ANDRV'S ■■ TRAILERS ------Small ShtUand Pinto pen ...... A a O R M N A L I ^ ^ — O j t : m an, tlH good M ^ b a i E fr isB1IHuaqvarna250CR,JRT 1974 20‘Sport King, 29K :i965ChovylrnalaSS.2dr. r r . mBea,«wnji^ . many extras. J V-6,283.buci(eiseatal- . - — ------^WOOor bett offer------rq F ^KaUaAfKDX400,goodrvwT - ’ iw II Scom pm ^fef? - n ' SimM'OoubieBaroav K ' drK«hbed(Mroom.set(- : . Ion. ■ccod,|450.73ft«)6i. ___ , *1990 3 6 ' Avion 5 lh w h e ^ ! Sholoun. Anycondmon com . like new . $9000 o r -& 1 9 9 2 M i[TSUBISHI l [ M I G H T Y M B A X M 01753-7687______^ '82KewMM100OLTO,k)Wh i gfide, loaded $45,000. i ben offer. CaB 423-5609. Tnviitttltr,3(no35'.ooei= 5 ■iwha.<09R67S«67 1990 4 0 'Teton 5ih wheel. 7 hard baded $55,000. Aljo26'.1990.brandnew, A “ condition & rsaaonabl: never used. Big dlscountl K1006 8WS&HEAVY " T h e L otves'i!St Priced Trucklc In Southern Id,I d a h o " _pricad. O il 7 3 4 ^ 1 . , 1989 32 ’ London Air. Sih | “T- wheel, glide loaded JMany eilrM i 676-7535. EQUPiENT I Caii ^ ^500,lowmle^ ' e r o r ^ ^ ™ ^ ...... 'ANDERSON'S RV T:110-11B Michigan paddle - PEEBLES RV-Caspar,Wy & CAMP wheel ^ acraoper. Runs U»9dMn.734^113. H onda 65 0 . w indjam m er, -1oood. $ 1 6 .^ 324-4249. ^ 4 A t ^ ^ aaddlebaga. $900. Call W^Sdr^TbedwttTgrS Attn: Pre Owned 1071 semi 20'steel potato 5 T H I S ^ •(dai& hoUlto (il l® tor -g®g^«^»W 31ask Reefer, Fum aw $4,750. bed. $3250/oiler/irade. tnidL7M.^aw>ii ^ 19928'JayeoPopUp Buyers- j_3ee^138WamutSI.TF. i; :anm.k)adedl5.050. 1972 Ford F-6000wHh 42' WANTED: t to n (lalbec * * * * * ” _tnick.734-7k>6avM. . . . 1902 2 S 'Ja y co 5th wheel. drop deck traBor. Excollont condltbn 766-8113 . —W artedrSeurlehertdeej * » P ' 90Z"BICYCtES^------1979 John Deere 770 A ., , >.JBez?,CaB43S.S77B. 'ffilSJisSo*'’'"' ...... Ti (Grader $36700. 1977 ' - # P 0 0 2 3 2 3 Wanted: GO* wheel Bne movrnov^ 2 never ueed Norco 5 to., 20 V eg e ta b le *9 EXCEPTIONAL 1088 28' TRAtL£R8 :------W a m e ^ i x a -10 m aternity _ 0tohW .Call734-1S74. _ jjj _eanda under new prt»r J TT 0 u r 10028eaiwiriboauwith Wanted; Small uaed oil tu^ OMC Cobra m otonaiein- _ jiobmfiK&ae- _ ^^y»dTey 16».cfl»a-. iX 0 R :OB £D U €1riOM SA]u m ------AmA ner Deoler IncenH v*------...... Wanted:Tenl traitor, neworvor- -^ANDSHEIIS ~~ FAmA8TK2?Wn^o used Ihat'eieepa 6-8 peo*eo* ■ - Clasa A. down bed, genera-, EfeamKaiHte]^ p»e.CalS3^ll6. ^ 10 (t.. overahot camper. tor. rondAC. Mleneilni. /ntA rirtnnAfiA ir m m vvwibu ioBUY:"70yw»^ iili'Hi'liill'lil — W92^*lazd^323- 51 11: te r.4 2 3 ^ 1 5 or 734-7150^ very good conditioVWilr ■777-l992Mazda^cWtrw^ tXlenuBQ ^ L iradeordicker. ■ ■ ” «2-027 Was $8.498...... * 7 ;l ? t d WasSie 10’ V* overahot camper.T. . 1002101 AUTO PARTS 1Z9777 ^ OBS/eiectrtoatove/oven. re* . W anted to buy: A ny u se d »* ...... S eeal; & REPAIRS I992MazdaB-220ClOOLonelied s q 7 7 7 1992 Mazda Sll3u'percab4xi $ 1 0 a. INTERMOUKTAIN -^ ■ 0 8 3 , Was$I0.T2929...... 0,1-JL-l t m-tas Was $15:5,874 ...... IC IT — ‘ M0TDRH0ME8, 4Chevy5hoiechnMneaDoy 7 7 12.977 _ Wanled to buy: F e e d e r p i^ _ WEHDai,53«.2301week- rims.4 rt 60seriea6pVatee< 1992 B-2000 Exteni3nded Cab s n f0 n 7 7 1992 Mazda Su3upercab4x4 $ 1*5 lO'A* aeir-centained camper.H. days or ^appt 536^666 ?balled radiaia. le se th a n Can 543-8472 or. _ ------weekends and evea 3 >« —-Z-M—— /' D-4 Times-Nows. Twin Falls,Ills, Idaho Saturflpy. April 18.18.1992 Transporlrtation?T »'aiinsportatioi) n 100i Q g - i o g ^ 1006 SE IISJ HEAVY 1008 4X4 TRUCKS 1037 DODGE , 1ft1044 HONDA 1oi(070 OUJSMOBU , 108i084 SUBARU 1087)87 TOYOTA - . EQUIPUENT r 1971 Dodae ChaDongor, s l s 1B91 18 HondaCivio.2door ^81 Olds Cutlass BrougharT- 198 wTBoSdTiwdedloood — ongino, 2 dr hardtop, nice h M ^i?“250.‘7'3Mil?6 'S 5 yd Daybrook dum p bo x . hatch, 13.S00 m loa, excol- |atoadod w/oxtras. an- a s S car. $6000. Can 73 ^ 8 0 7 8 , k hnmii.73M714olBea-. bori nm & hoBt, $1500; 1968M '91 Chevy 4x4, S-10. 25 tont-'U to New*- condftion, t*C fa».$3S0.Callaltor6pm _hO| IH 12 yd dump truck.:k, mpg: low m iles, like now, - J f l i 5 € 5 0 0 X « l ^ 5 « ^ .. fc&4-1723 ...... O u l . : $3500; 1973 4070 alngte wil W ng> . CaB 423-6304. . 1984 Dodoe Vista, loodo^ in ?tV«4"h^M*»insd5^ IWi runs groa1fB*,000Jnl8, kxU ------axtoriww13 spdund tiresr» r Do(^050j»o(lcab,-5spd,-r~ ^mirtcoi)Sito(w$3,00(iXal...... *. ■' " ru i 4 'DDR.7 ] #32085,-WAS $1995 $5500; 1740 Caso Uni- AC, PS^M,^«0M^cai»-' 736-2122...... __ 191948. Buzu : 1074 PEUQEOT > $2:$2800ofb08tottef.„ •; loador (Bobcfll) now dios«I 1985 Dodgo Chargor hatch- — 3Z4r71Q9.fras.- <,099189 yOUSWAGffl v> »82 body goadf$4500. Call" 3S0onoine'.350JafB,4'S’ ror. 734-5781 ovos. *■ 423-mS i .______. 4 barroll Holly catb, $750. 198'86 PLY. COLT ------1887-Maida B2200 cal>- -CanS43-4271eves. , W C3N., l #32076„WAS $5495195 ‘ 3 9 7 6 pIQs, 5 s p d , AC. AM/FM^ 1978 Corvette Paco car. cossolto. campor sholl.'• 49.000 original m iles. All ■ ■k.a-w- 198>82 CHEVY CK1500 Qiflv $3800.73^2479. _ cpttona Induding kiaihor SALE E S E V E: II V I I 4X4,4, #42013, WAS $5995...,“ ‘ 3 9 7 8 1987 moblo butchoring unit. loridr. t-lops. BoaulKul In- 198>86 ISUZU 4X2 ' Wiih all oquipmont. Call skio&oul, $12,500 or bost :KUP, #49561, WAS $59S5995‘3 9 8 7 ___ oiler. 678-0431 ask lor J tfM H B?V.« ) . FINAL DA\\Yl pra [;• -plWMW.^grB^3e93rWW!^' - 1 9>84SUBARU'Gfc==™ 8 londod cab, lully loadod,1, 1979 Chovotlo. 4 spd. 1 ALL 19929 2 TOYOTA CAMRY![ Y S W G3N., I #39588, WAS $4995^ * 3 9 8 7 ..r,«...i(MaiJos.723.2ad.Avfl.WnU n.own«^wo(l.cooditjpQ..(M». . . p ------. 1 9'86 8 MERC^-MERKUR- Tvwn Falls.______)RT#321367WAS-$5995-: 1992 Dodgo Dakota, V8.r 1979 Chovy 228, good cond, ------^------2'DB 95-^286 ^— rako ovor pmls. 324-1181:1 $2400 or bo st offor. Call ) D I S C O U N T '85.0LDSDELTA88 a tof 8 pm or all dav Sun. . X2000 "IT 2198 DU)R., #32162, WAS $5995.* ‘ 4 6 8 1 ------•84 El Camino. V-8, AC. AT.f; 1983 Chevy Malibu sf^lon PS. PS. cass. custom whls.5. wagon, oxcoDont condition 198'86 SUBARU GL . $5200.734-3406 ovos. fully equippod.$1700.316 “1 dr)R., #39584, WAS $5995.9 5 . . . H ^ 2 •87 Ford F-150. low ml. wiihh Rkfaowv^. 733.2806. ^rSig^ 1 oT ^ 84 FORD BRONCO II shbn. $6500.733-5536. • 1984 Camaro 228,30,000 4, #41943, WAS $5995....’."...‘4 7 7 S : 5 miles, 1 ownor. T-top. 5 . 4X4® 9D Rangor supor c ab V -6. z 198 I w W M ^ m l T g ^ AT. AC. nico. $6895.-CaII_ casmilfloo. 324-3715 3S ' 4 DE)R., #39583 WAS $5995 ------734-5649 ...... • ALL 199:92TO_Y_QTA_PASEOS ■91 Ford XLT F150. $1000 ar 1990 Pontiac 6000 LE. AC, ------197785TOYOTA------•- .tako ovof pyrnms or bosi ol-( lilt, cnilso. powor windows PICK:KUP, #49560, WAS $59S595?4883 ^ tor. 734-1724 Of 734-2390 ' and kxHs. cassotto. $6750. - .gfli|324.-«?52,______IT . 19886 MERC. COUGAR *2000) D I S C O U N" T 2D)R., F #32161, WAS $6995.?5 ‘ 4 9 8 4 lOOa 4X4 1029 CHRYSUH ^ 19888 CHEVY CELEBRIT 1966 Toyota Landcruisor .'A 1986 Njjw Yorkor 5lh Avo------WGI3N.^AC,685,-WAS.55S9S." I ! ? 4 9 8 7 c i^ . oloct'winch, wirod for ■towing, now clutch, ru ni s nuo. most all oplions. nico ■—^ 19887 V.W. JETTA aood.Sl500orbo8i-ol>oFr-t •_& 'doan.$4Z|0^m — - '■ « j R)R., #3M29, WAS $6995,9 5 -‘4 9 9 2 ?34-a210.oxcoot Sundays. , 89 DODGE D.-50 1967 Scouir4'cyUndorr4” 8 1 ^ 5 - I ’ ® — PICK:KUP, #41926, WAS $69S699s‘ 5 4 S 8 1 987 8 MIT. GALANT 1971 Intornotional 4X4. V8. 4 DR>R., #39589, WAS $6995.95 ‘ 5 5 5 7 air radio, vory cJoan, $2395'i — — - 1 989-FORD^EMPO 8 ofboslottor.Ctill 324-7977 95 ‘ 6 2 7 4 , 1975 Chovy short box. ALL 19959 2 T O Y 0 1 a 7 e u CASAS 4 DR)R., #32155, WAS $7995. ^ 4)(4,9'lift wllh 40’ Groundd I ' ^ ------1 9 8 Hawg liros. runs good,I. 4^ft419l3„WAS .57995....? : : T 6 8 S 2 noods paint. $1500 or bost w ' olfor. Call 733-3279. IP d i s c o u n tT 19990 FORD TEMPO *3000 9 5 ‘ 6 8 9 3 1978 Ford Bronco. AC. PS . ^ 4 D>R., F #32135, WAS $7995. runs groal, $2500. 733- ^ 19889 DODGE COLT lB&4or733-1915ovos. 3N., #41964, WAS $8995.9 5 ‘ 6 9 3 2 1900% ion Chovy 4 whool ____ W G r dfwo^gw^Bhopo; $2000. T T f * ! 19991 FORD RANGER :KUP, #41995, WAS $8958 9 9 s ‘ 6 9 8 1 I ^ S H L p i c k 1981 Toyot9.SR5 4 x 4 .o x c .' 91 MIT. MIRAGE . condilk)n, » 5 0 0 or bost ot- j B j B 199 fof.734.8370allorSDm. ■ i D>R., R #39564, WAS $8995.9 5 ‘ 6 9 8 8 1985ChovyS10,4whool ^ 19991 NISSAN ...... :Kl?lV?f?T90SrWAYy89589»‘6993^ = Todd days 733-2954 or - pjCF90XEO-PRIZM------Aifc:19.927lCIOXOHc43«:PJCKUc u P S = . i ^m:,'#32l48rWAS-$B9'951 , ^ 6 9 9 7 ^ — oxcollont conditkjn’, $6000! 19888 FORD BROHCO 11 543.6016.______4, #41975, WAS $8995....! " ‘ 7 S 8 4 1985FordF150.4x4.6cyl ^ 300.4 spd. rod with nico $3000 91 FORD ESCORT •canipof sholl. Inky rims,. >R., #32160, WAS $8995.95 ‘ 7 7 8 7 Konwood sloroo, 1 ownor, 87 CHEVY ASTRO woll-mainlatnod, nico looKj_ D I S C O U N T I ing. book valiio $ 7 7 0 0 to . N, #41973, WAS $9995...5 ‘ 7 7 9 1 $ ^ , Tako bosi offer. CaH 90 FORD TEMPO 733.Q828.______>R., #39550, WAS $8995.9 5 ‘ 7 8 8 0 1986 Chorokoo Larodo. ► ( bright rod, loadod. tow ► 9^^ 9J_MIT..MIBAC£_- p - ^ ~ 1 ^>R., #39562, WAS $9995.r s : ‘ 7 9 8 8 '• 36IV1™ o t h s ^ 91 FORD ESCORT I98 6 lsu ru Troopor, 2 door. ______ALL 1 9 9 2! 1 T O Y O T A 4 R U N N E I )Rw #39557. WAS $9995.9 5 ‘ 7 9 8 8 _ — .—-^ood I 1971 DATS TSUN PICK-UP : 1 9 8 9 CHEVY CAAVALIER 1991 DODGE DAKOTTA PICK-UP. ■ . Stock#6262. RedRed, N ew Paint, Tire & Wheeli ; Stock «568, W hile, Sharprp. Auto, 4 door 9 A tock #38, Gray, 4 cyi., 5 Speed H ' Looks Good, NicNice Old Truck W A S $3,5 W A S $ 6 , 9 9 5 ...... '4,995 KVAS $9,995...... ■...... J7,9995 : 1 - 1 9 8 1 CHEV ...... |A < EVY CITATION : = 1991 DODGE CO 1988 FIFTH AVENUE ■ _Slock«334.4diibidor. Auto;, Air - “ Slock«614,Rcd ...... tock #820, Blue, Ujadcd- ■ - WAS $3,99 ..... J ly 9 8 8~ - ” WAS $y,995:. .. 4,995 gV A S $ 9 , 9 9 5 ...... 1^ ^ ^ — — — ------— —L..-^..% 9995 □ ■ 1 9 7 9 AUDIDl 1985DODGE-CA 1989 FORD MUSTAN ■ . Slock *735, Greer •eon. Auto., Clean Car stock «6255, Red lock #N-105, Blue, Convertible ■ WAS $3,99> 9 S ...... % 260 W A S $ 6 , 9 9 5 ...... SOLD V A S $ 9 , 9 9 5 ...... L.... '8,4488 I 1984 CHEVEVY CAVALIER 1 9 9 0 GEO METDiii)...... 991 PLYMOUTH SUIINDANCE ■ Slock m .W h i U hite. 4 door. Auto., Air stock f/801 lock «744, Black, Sharp, Black,, ■ WAS $3,999 9 5 ...... *M »8 r WAS $6,995 ...... 50LD S/ A s $ 9 , 9 9 5 ...... ^8,9988 1 9 1 I 1 9 8 4 TEMFHPOGL .1988 NISSAN PI•iM ip""'"-: ..... 9 92 DODGE SHAD01 I ■ - Slock«86i;Rcdr:d , 2 dr.VAuto/Criilse', Air, , Stock #101, Brown, 4-Spepeed,Hardbody f l ock *859, Rose ' ■ Clean Or WAS A S $ 2 , 9 9 5 ...... _-W AS $6,998 ...... ‘4,9 9 5 .JS/AS $11,995 ...... $OLD c ' I :i983D0DCDGE ARIES 1986 NEWYORIWM ...... 989 CHEVY 3 /4 TON PI ■ Slock «N-29, WhiVhite, 4 door. Auto, Air ■•"Stock #723, Brown, 4 doo:x>r. Loaded, Real G ean 9 8 ock#06,Red,4X4,Lo.ided ■ WAS $4,991» 9 5 ...... •2,488 W A S $ 7 , 9 9 5 ...... 5 ,4 8 8 ' ^/ A S $ 1 1 , 9 9 5 ...... ™ :..n o ,7788 I 1 9 7 8 CHEV EVY 3 / 4 TON PICK-1(-UP 1 9 8 9 DODGE D-il^sopic^p " 991 DODGE DAKOTA PIPICK-UP ■ Slock 16302, BroHrow n/W hite ,_51ocki54,jka55^j ------taBESaSiSSsSBS Ssm irn 0 I 1986 DODCDGE ARIES 1990 GMC S-15s p ic k -u p 990 FORD F-150 PICK-1[ - l i p ...... ■ ■ ■ SlocV«763,Marociroon, 2 door, 5 speed, Nice cai ' - stock «6jll3. W hite, U w/I IM ite f ■ I m K M ock #02, Tan, 4X4, Loaded ■ WAS $3,9911 9 5 : ...... ! % 788 W A S $ 7 , 9 9 5 ...... 5,688 ItfAS $13,995 ...... *11,9995 I 1 9 8 4 CHEV^EVY X-10 PICK-UP - 1990 GMC S-155PiCK-UP...... _ 199990 NISSAN PICK-UP ■ Slock«63II,Broivrown Slock #6176, W hile, Shareirp, 5 Speed, A M /FM f t 5 O J i l l ock #75, Silver, 4>4, Loaded ' ___ ■ WAS $4,991• 9 S SOID i U , #995»™ « ZDA 6 2 6 LX 1987 MAZDA R) 1 9991 9 PLYMOUTH VOYAGI ------■ — SlockJlzaMVhito,lito^S-SpoodrSKioer? ^•ovmer* FCZ"”""™™, sc™ Ei8®riS5srBu"r~“ ------■ : - W A S $ 3 , 9 9' 9 1 5 = ...:...... ------WAS $7>995n:.-.- =SOLD'^IrA S"$T47995"!3Z: 450 =7 : l _ 1 9 8 6 HONDflDA CIVjC ...... - y f 9 9 0 CHEVY CAIivAUER ...... 7 , 1 9992 9 DODGE DYNASTY ■ Slock »871,4 dooroor Wagorr, 5 Speed, Blue . stock #779, Red, Sporty >ck #857, Maroon, Save over Sl ■ WAS$3,99i % 995 W A S $ 8 , 9 9 5 ...... 6,450 WAIrAS $14,995 ...... !’:™... *13,4'488 ^ ■ 1 9 8 7 FORDID W A G oii '' 1 9 8 6 CHEVY 1/2 / TON PICK-UP . 1 9}91DODGE 9 CARAVAN ' I - Slock 1/812, Auto.,to.. W hite. Low Miles . Stock #99, Red, 4x4, Share )ck #82, M aroon, Comfort, Roo J WAS $4,99i9 3 ...... ♦3,388 W A S $ 7 , 9 9 5 ...... J6,488 i ^>assenger WAS $ 1 5 ,9 9^!: 2 *14,4460 ..I I —y CV32S: ‘™WflS“f8 ;9 9 5 f™ ©jrTW l^™ TffA! ------|p1985NISSASANSENTRA------— 1991CHEVY S-lilopick-iiip »89 TOYOTA 4RUNNER- f l stock #797,5 spcetHjed. Air. Wacon . Stock497, Blue, Sporty >ck #91, Red, V-6,4x4 W A S $ 4 , 99 i5 ...... *3,488 W AS $8,995:.^^^...... M 8 8 ^ S'AS $15,995 ...... '..'...‘14,77 60^ ■ 1986PLYMIM o u t h r e lia n t 1989 SUBARU GlSL...... , , »88 SUBURBAN ■ Slock m oi. Cold,d, 44 n i m 1 9 dovfm O .A .I. € . * 1 p s i i •: .. AUUrUnll i s y ~ I ' ' * o ftigyiigtfs.o'v^ J^gflO0H8D- 'til8;00FRM. ;; B btMfi on '«] - * / , ■■■ ■ ...... V' — / 1 Fans. Idaho Saturday. Aorilfil10.1992 1 - . ■■ ' ■ ' I ^'~- j l n i l\ '*j ■' f f i 'I.' IMs j u j m il i f t 5 ‘IB THEERE'SNO) NEED t »ANYWNHERE EU^E> m m oiiURHUGEEINVENTrORYOFFNE^I ARS&tlRUCKS, aSOAQSQttBOtglJUST THm O muoonz]YOUi "'"I I li V m > 2 S U Z U K I I i#9; 9 2 D O D G EE 1 99 9 2 D O D G» E E 1 9» 9 2 D O D GGE I HSbRi $ i s m m s s s > 11 f i n 3 ■ •■• • Sicxk *5-226. U LLilrr ilri 4 cyllndfr EH cngln?, S ip c td tM WiVMOIttm ieiA^KIK H m illio n , clotli m linliniOR in »m H. b jck w indow d r(m (,3i';r yr. ' BollrbyMIhiilublshl - Imported lor DiDodqe lodge Shitlow Americi with S ipeeded lrinIr im it- Slock *1-149. 212 Wheel drive, 5 tpeed m in u il iriniminim liilon, 3.9 H ' ■ 36.000 m iln bumpec>ec l I ino>tic£iu^a^-iv^ ' i x l l mP IE I^' E R 1 9 9 22 P L Y M O U Tm I 199O l D ^ G'S I - - 2^SUZUKI4:4x4r =1 D i R A M 5 C;0lTx4PiCKUUP _ I K S E S Z _ ^ I ^ Y T Q M A )(m Ib 6 ><»> ' I " r T ~ ~ " 5 r i z ~~~[ 1 ^ ■ ■ '- I - .. : ...... - J - ' H fefi kt'-.ttiduS^' ^ . | I I IK Si - 1^ > 9 2 J E E P 1 9 9 ^ODGE 9 2 l ~ D 0 D G E 1W2 DODGE DAKOwtrr ...... I ...... _ ,i;i.-i..550 .! PICKUP-»- WRil A N O I E f t ------_M ■ Stock r r - i s i . D (|u«c Prices Effediye Througtigh S aturday, A pril 18,1992 ■ ; v l____ L!! ___B ^ T m i z Ijfew i M w i^ S l M i P B .. ' »PlM ndnjt^lhi|hBppLftdatilL . ' i : sicrzna:/\ A y f e . S . • ^ T w lahd ^ 733-57: ' ' I i '■ ' BB' _____ i ______ ; 1 S B f 1 Noim-farmers»pusli1 U p l !iandpprices5...... ' By d ark Miller-er ■ SSZiggSSgSiS T W IN FA LLS.LS - The fastest w ay to sell 80 acMs in thehe Magic : Vailcy is to make ' ' j - - ' - J sure the propertycrty’s near T w in Falls and1 is' ii equipped withh a nice hom e. A hot tub tuk ' ■ ■ V' '■ m ight help, too.0. “T he attraciioinion is mainly non-famierslers ■■ ' . \ w M ting to comeime into this area and live• in " " ^ ’’^ ' ‘a ^ a h a n Sctfficffin'gT’ 'SutTSteve'^^ntOCT o f M agic Valleyley Realty. “A nything withh aa •. • • ...... - ‘me fi ------C w i w pJand-^ris ______— P ailry i r land - S A reccnt Magicagio VallQ^ arrival irom Cah- fomia bought: aian 80-acrc farm complete w ith hom c n eirT a r! w in F all^'K o h h to p p said, The property acarried prime agricultural fflK tisysssG s r * dish than the gatd:at Z:: SvirigTsffibe-r“ ““: ____ Stcvc_Elkms.bis.bought.8Q_actcs ,aloiig.the ^ : canyon rim neara r ]BtiM la st summ'er, sd llning g R tu jjj^ M M H ra < ' ' his hom e in Gardiardnerville, Nev., just east of Lake Tahoe. _ CUrA MalLERfiUgM VWey AoIMll— w MagicValloyVWoekV.ikV* Twin Fans. Idaho S aturday,.ly. April 1 8 .1992 - ..... .V , ““i r - F w tM i Table of> fH H H II The weekly newstwspoper serving southerrirn Idaho agriculture MBBB8WI AAdvertiser l contentit s — j^-?^dnc(ex Wait for th e neighbjhbortosell ...... 33 g ^ S ^ ' 9 | Auctactions ~ : Auction Calendar...... ;...... '.....4 d e la G arza ‘bouncjn ce d ’ 2 8 4 ch e c k s ...... 33 Mossersmith Auction Serviiervice ...... - ...... 27 . Grain sign-up lengn g th e n e d ...... 4 A utonttom otiye At}bott‘s Auto Supply:...... '...... 24. Dairies still land sh o p p in g ...... 5L--.HK Haines Auto'Eloctric...... 2 " , ‘Tim&snGfn^rol B ean a h d ggi rain de ale rs * _CQundl hears drav ...... ‘ Boakon Boan C om pany.....>...... 15 Koch Agri Sorvico...... *■ Simmentals win rairan g e t e s t ...... 7 flood Grain & Boan Co. Inc D ^ rt dreams corx m ^ t r u e ...... 77 Wendell Elevator Co...... Chem ical a n ddfertiiliterauppiies fe Ul offe^ Lincolnt scsociological h e lp ...... 83 I K ^ Intermountain Farmer...... Ag deain bemoansn s Ul tre n d s...... 83 Rhone Poulenc...... 1...... _____ .WEHCQ______6^WTn-f=ate?-!73T.V“ 8>^^ Wyoming-Sprayers...... Standlees remembm b e re d ...... 9 ChlropractIBctic service* "”«'^”““Wefi!antfffdisco«is 3 - " ^ • Gohl Chiropractic...... ClothingI aan n d footw ear T raders suffer inI ClChicago flood...... 10 Vickcr’s W estern Stores}—__ ------26 - . Con*tntstructJon ... i Finance: Springf bbe a r i e / c o s t s ...... 11 Contoch Conslructlon...... ;...... 21 Dal F m H A W a^edlJd for risky lo an s...... 11 Standlee Allalla I n c ...... " 4 r ~ " ' Steam Store ol Magic Valle5 «ey...... 29 Drilling a nd ppi u m p se rv ice s M a r k ei t r e p o r t s TERREUWJUlUlAMSlUgle ViOty Ag WMkly Eaton Drilling & Pum p SorVJonAce ...... 24 Floyd Lilly Company...... 14 o .„,^.-C atae...... | ^ « r v . r . ~ n Fanm eqt B e a n s ...... ^ Z Z Z Z Z Z Z a 5 AcuraTraJ ...... 9 _____ ^CampboH^foctor...... ; ------PUBUSHER: Sleph lephen Hartgen------by Magic Va/alley Newspapers lnc.Tdo------...... 31_____ — ------W h e m ...... Greon Lino Sales Inc...... 28 , EDfTOR:MarfAaik Kind • ing buslnesOSS a s The Ttmos-Nows at Graife and forageig e ...... 17 — SouthwostEquipmonlT.-:r:r.T ^ REPORTER::ClaAMiIIOf Clj 1 3 2 fh irdd 'iSl. W., Twin Falls, idatio SultonA Sons...... C r o p s ...... 18 • 83301. It is dolivered froo os a c o n -. Tvtrin Falls Traclor & Implerr>loment...... 17 P o ta t o e s ...... i advertisingm5r:QR: Mary Corner IroIIod-circutnjtallon publication to about Farmn sus i p p lie s ...... MINtCASaA^AIS A U E S R lE :____ 15.000 fatmn ^^ouiSmDEAURFoSri israW ® iiotA iryai I W eldhig Needsn 6.5 Tcarbo l SfM EIS E E E S l ' z s s a a ....r 1 Dies'sel iB Biffi a S T O Q iO OWEFROM a “0 ^ E ^ Q 9 Rabullicanejanentors, A)iamatois ...... Saturday.lay ,A p rfli8 :i9 9 2 MoglcVBlle%ney AgWMMylWn Falls, Idahctf» — '-j s g )8Mg3!iffiasaE OLDSMOBILE • OEO T a nmers wvait for Sofsto) s e U ^ | tw wmaintno Factory Wftw nty ByClaricMiUer - I were strong, Gibbibbons said, and rc- • Ag WccWy writer mained growingg untili leveling o ff "1992 OLDSMOBILE lato last year. 98 ELITE SEDAN ' J ^ “ When thc pricirices w erc i ^ , you J TW IN FALLSS - -w c re s t inM ag- $ 2 5 9 0 0 ic V alley foimlaiTiloii^ stirred by I h S y had a lot o f petpeople looking for ____ ...... boom ing commodilodiiy priccs a few -1 ------v^jjU 'V ground,”-be said.id. A s f^ V to priccs 1 ...... y e a rs.back,, has quieted qu following ...... started dropping,-lg,- farmers bccamc ^ ij ' last fall's crash of.]of.potato and bean “ less 'aggressive'i:in' scarching' for ' Ruukcts. land. /I “They're notI nncariy as bullish : • P r i c e s s - 5 _ V about things" sinciince the dccline o f . ^ V , spud income, Priccrice said. ^ ______‘.•KsjreW Jlayi * of Ihc farmland1 inmaricci. ‘There’s " S f e ’l ' Pricc salJan^ih'oOiCTTactor slowing CIERASL SEDAN no U M urd pressuresure and no down- - sales is lendinglg institutions have . ^ w arfprcssure, ciiheilhcr.” bccom c tighter witwith money. «$ 1 1 7 0 0 t W hile smallerr s|spreads close to Lender Dave SliStout, branch man-’ ——^ town commandd higher priccs. I ^ / h I B ^ ager o f Farm CrCrcdit Services in 1991 OLDSMOBILE large, remote farmrm itracts arc not in -rc'rrSf Twin Falls, saidd sisome o f th e avail- CALAIS SEDAN :GUAD-4" , big demand. V able farm groundnd is priccd a little Bcts'sell,'- ih»-buycn~>^CT*g ^ jB^^Hw^^h}ghrBnd*ownei9H!SHiavB!i'i'beeinHO“ ' is typically a 1 ^al 1 farmer.fi ' S |9 ^ (ivated enough to lower pricra to' 1991 CHEVROLET ------•6PAS8.-BEAUV1L-LE-VAN~~ Neighborhirhood sales _ •‘There’s protmipcrty_Jpr_£al_c,_but__-.____ ^ “A t least in thcIC s:sales 1 make, 70- firm asking price," ^$ 1 7 9 0 0 Stout said.- 80 pcrccnt arc to local farmers,” 1991 GMC rAgWMUy Stcinkc saidi he’s rcfinanccd { ...... - — LcM oync said."A'A j good percentage...... •aAnxmuw^^ S-JIMMY4X4 4D R . ■ som e deals, but hahas financed almost | o f what’s lefl.are: frtfrom California.” p a n i Camey,r a right, and brother-li3r-in-taw‘Uoyd Rlchlns shi “ M ost o f thc S.I03 sal ™ .Cxis,i„g . no new purchaseases in the Magic $ | 1 7 9 0 0 i o f th e f a rm la n d re c e n tly/ pip u rs h a s e d b y C a rn e y ’s fi operators who arcre expandingc or an 1 fath er, vallcy in the past p year. There • — ^ p l ^ „ hasn’t been a lotIt oo: f interest, hc said. 1991 CHEVROLET j______operator buying: adadditional ground Pqu| Can’amey, and daughter, DcAnnI "That’s stymied a lot o f pe l.h,>m;THlint^Uin CAPRICE CAF 8-PASS WAGON ^ ’ ■ —.! ij Gary Camcy; whwho farms in cast- ready had,”had Camey said. fplunged, dragging the ag cconomyct pnSSTfiffJpr''" ■■^TggrcHEVROtrr^-’^ J------cm_Jcroma_Couiibunty_ncar_^aul.______— down with them. A stcady-n'-recovery------llLthink.dic.opcipcrators.arc.taking a _ _LUMIM N A EUROSPORT S EDAN ii______added about.400} acrcsac of cropland /-’o!^ash crop-failunu-----__sstnrtcd tale in 1989 whenm potato, wait-and-see stan ■ ' I Magic Valloy AgWMkiy.I'kly. Twin FollV Idaho Solunlay,lay, April 18.'1992 n a a s i i ’ m d ^ i USDAL extends1 jacreage I reductition sign--up 1 date h v iT l / ■ WASHIMGTONN - USDA Sec- "famiersrs in a variety o f special d / rclary [:dward Madadigan Thursday circumstaistances have lolt^^ us ii ” l l l lII ' . - M v lii 7 announced fantcrsrs nowi have unlil would be helpful.”1 • _ - ...... J / - M ay 2 - two additiotional w eeks -1 0 “ i-),g .....apriL...... ARP program is adminis- !/’ Iiign up for the 199;992 annual com- j^^cd by USDA's Agricultural 22 lu modity acrcagc reductionn pro- stabilizaiitalion and Consefvalion \ y \ 1 E artrirth Day , , Scrvicc. |\ r A ® 'rh c originol ARPRP sign-up dead- 23 I " lin e was loclay. T h c cxt idate7f^i?erttflcailonri^;30^3*4 jj.ni., Liuuuln ^ ~ — o fK o mm n iu unication with their offi- ______-County.B -Extension Olfico.------______^______J - ' — V ------| — cials'on'tnrtradc barriers ihaisiittre=— . 29 I H M U U K ^ strict Ida^daho exports to Mexico, 1 / • - — THURSDAY,-APRIIril iI im ” Some Idahdaho products currently.rc- ...... 1 ' Mastester food preserver updadate/recerllfic.aji.onn :30-4)-4 p.m!, 1 1 ^ . ^onIoi|)C(5on-H3ijHamcf, liho slrictcd anare frcsh apples, potatoes, , u l\U Winl-Cassissia area. blc beans and dairy prod- 30_.. / 8 F E & -: Scnnina,nars prcrmoting Idaho fniit Mastester food preserver updadate/recertiflcatlon, 1:30-4)-4 p.m. Twin Falls |J I OinaUH-^HoiBCheld'OW Jw ‘n£.aJfe------also w illII tbc-conducted in Mexico County,.Extension Ex Office. lOH SERVICE ' C i ^ id :Guadalajara ‘during thii MAY L17,1992 trade missilission., ■im-Hwj^oid- Companpanics interested in partici- _ ------1 -2 ______Itil ■' --- ^ l i n s - «-should—contact—Stcwon— h oding High School rodeoeo. iIU h I Wft^SftUCTlOHlOKSEBVICE- Hyndmanan in the Marketing D ivi-^ Bjy8,'i992 . sion al (208)(20 334-2227. 2 il\« 9 ' ®*RayV,Sva-FjimW Kous^old-Goc 4-HI grground beef cookery contest,co Twin Falls Countyty IExtension \ A g llenders e have ^ O lfice. X m I freef: futures, 7 l i | : HousdioldUvinijvinaSale Sim-Si-Sellabration satellite vievideo sales, preshow 12:30 I n : Advalisemcni-Times-ncs-We« B ...... 'PM s s s s s Dairy'^likely to fu(lel landinflatiition L a iittd lp ic fejsvafy ilin valley nd By Clide M niaHer ialand moving right now.” Q lc r might brin g S60C600, hc said, while dryland iO- A g W eekly wriiivritcr Jack McCall, a MutualI o f New r writer grain farms arec seeings prices ih the'$250- ___Ji'orkY agent and rural appiaisiniser, said $200 range, he sai to gauge how harsh the strinj looking, to nrelocate, but" existing past p six months. o f real estateIte brokers and appraisers an gh o f 39 in unit basis,” Scotcott said. Comnfmmunist rule will bc staggerirn n ^ ByAgriDalaNewfews Service Butlit iifl 1973 and 1974, financingng c l i n ^ rapidly to a higli predicts tiiat tiie Fed- becau»use of tiicir previous lack: < o f c o s t WIw as M^ual to or less lhan netlet 1981. The P/E ratio tbthen began Scotl also pre 8 in 1987 eral-Reserve-BaB ^ n»y-be-able-to-invcst;cstmcnt in-inftastTucnirc_aDand. . ____ Land pricesI aiarc currently high rcint. From Fi 1975, he said, financingDg falling tp .a low o f 18 Lgain IS m- mamtain cixnenrent interest rates for consujtisumcr manufacmring, Scocott enough, perhapsps 1too high, for pni- costss ooutran rents resulting in thehe where it tumed and agi som e tim e inI oiordcr.to help stimiH said,d. . dent Investment,ent, says John T. situaticItion in 1981 where an investoro r creasing. g ,r« io will .lale die economomy, but tiiat interest LocLooking ahead, witii intererest Scotl, - a ■ Univeiiversity—o f—Hlinots—would*! sh___ ScoU ±cUcve3_U) \ ■ ^ J »eok)y,-ntfiFiilW.I “ WealfIthjrfarm® E nvironunentaiisP urges RI ural > innclocent in ta ax case iC ouncilI to back:draw do\ SAN' DIEGO30 (AP) - A Accordi•rding to the indictment, •w nplan wcalihy fannc mer-businessman . Saikhon'sn's profit from his farm- B * y ClHifc Miller pleaded innoccnt cnt Thursday in a ing operal|rations alone was more , A g W eekly writer ...... H aii[Allorrooringforono - Q.Thoyoui mulUmilliofwlolli ipllar tax evasion ‘ than S13J/30^miIfion between etlwotwoyoars.lhoyowg salmon rom.romaJnin M M W B B IB B case lhat pro: 3n>s<¥utors say 1985 andId 1989. TWIN FALLS - Envij:ijpnm cn- . ttwaddownstroam; - ihogravolltiollhrMlo -R M M flM fl' - dwarfs lhat o f Nc New York hotel Saikhonion, 58. submiUcd his talist ^ Charles Ray is u^ingng Idaho |____ livowooks. queen Leona,H eir lelfMley. picas bcf .—Jlii;------1 iic_only-way-ol -Oilier^ ihan-ihe—ifihc'draw(iwdownUdisn’fwofkTllic i^wdown might not be the: solu-s drawdowns to speed tion cd fiows through next m oveve will be to lake water ion, but so far noihing elsescTias the lower river systt voriced. he said.______''SHJm is through stored inI thethi upper Snake for flow n rln rsjIiJ. Thai augmentatication. ~ “1 wouldn’t be completely/ hon-I solution would take est ike water away "You put pul all your eggs in the :st if 1 told you the drawdown Tor l^nho irrigatoi^, h sure i,he added. drawdownm basket and the draw- ure will work," hc said. “B ‘ uf •'] eanU^ .see how — L*JTV *^^^E hate low other farm do_^ does_«s_not_savcjhc..saImon,_ latcherics aren’t working, barjurging groups d on’t support docs )rtit,’’‘hesaid.- ' then'the pnpropontnts of llie draw- loesn’t work, harvest rcstrictictions- Tlie Idaho Farm Ql don' BureauJcdera-_ down wiH-ill-w anl flow augmenta- ■ !on’t work. Timely migratioron o f tion is the biggest Idal smol Idaho agricultur- tion,” he saiisaid. m olt in the river is needed. al opponent o f ihc “We know something is J5C Ihe drawdown, The Idah ■ ■j-vy. ■ 1 e - “ - ^ ^ B which includeded a total of 146 panel;l c o f objecliveT working eattli? bulls, representm ting 16 different men.I. clearlyc illusiralos iJie utilityity of Sim:limmental genetics," said A S3A / Simmentals svswept the first four Executcutive Vicc-Presidcnl Briaiian 3 ^ places, and ninenc ofthe first 14 po- .Kilchei:hen. “Inin the1 eyes o f ihcsc unbiaseded. I ^ AP photo The 'b u lls wcw ere evaluated and praclic;:lical commercial cattlemenen, irn«mal‘^«<»ilectivch^:outniQko afswTfflo-a’W gpmyma ■"ptoc«l;'fwTighight ■eecmcnnic'traitsf^^mme ------“WaynelSmStfSTe^TSC’SfrwrngronrilT:lir“ Ms1ibnV8ilSfftnireaB ion panel o f commer- all othiother breeds by a considerablble of ferm seed com signs.i. by a blue-ribbon ____h is c o o s ta n ti; ntly growing collection ot ^.oial-cattttfmeRt^- D r ^ Jmes reaility ^ n rl^ c o t o County^ d e s e r t tier’s recjucst, saying he said. sai Tfi'e state land boorard « in g . .er, theiie hole was 600 feet deep,p. toes," he said rejected Cavenei BjoLonaine O dtu ans to t r ^ e the land agreedMd with Cavener and he woi'on respondent . Cavenciner, anxious to get started,d. “ It’s ju st like camping,’g,” Ingram there were plaw Ag Weekly corres] C avener hired an at- theappeal. api _ gamblec>led there was enough water. said, “but you have tito dodge to the BLM. Ca : {pwn up 'tom ^ and appespealed their decision. ■fae The sale wos JicIdJD<^jS_j g.^jsnak^„more often. I’ve g nj{y».^«^«tw4~li»pram.v^iiyhne«» cirtSTrtKYincssan^waf^fli would be more3re beneficial to the. He wwa as the only bidder. When Cavenerier first looked at a started:d it up, there was less thanin working hard." 50ld this, than if they A^ water supply system f(for Fdcscrt-property-15—half-thelhc-amoun:-of-watet.hfc:necd-.- H- Ingram said thev kille ID UlO lonns ot J *. ___, 0 io ^ Ponoc . / Magic Valloy Ag W eekly,ly. 1Twin Falls, Idaho SaturtJay,y.AprlM / S. 1992 —fcincolInCoum ity farmeers face : 3 e S T qjuits, troubl(led times«, seek^oolutions ^ Ag- B yM aikK ind Ly:Lyle said she and Hazcn.will citiiing conccems ^ Ag Weekly wriicr ~ ‘Mateny people oircriTering a dilTercnt message from fn . , „ a r e oon i farms be- "to'fiat the Extension Scrvicc oflcircred Weekly ami Presidentt ElElisabeth Zinscr. SHOSHONE - Linoincoln County c a u s e ie they want" '‘“SJiring the 1980s. T i h e Associated PrePress _. • B ranenicn..said thc.univctsi...... family farmers arc faciiacing discour- . “Thc message' we were giving ng at ty’s tenurere andj prom otion com* agement and guilt amidnid a seeming- 9. They need .^p at point in time was tiying lo h ‘^* " ''" - % r t‘jflT5=aadngTofhdp;“ rm hat'gRm cy$^l^wil s direction, its ‘l983,hercS Hazen and Lyle arc trying to land is lesss thanI the amount of justt isiisn't rnaking enough to suppc service to thc peop»pJ ^SwsanietfabofltThiff.^ ' 'and the only rcaj-eason he values it at nctions for scanng off u>ii- - V- -J Uiat is bccause: the\h land is high and veslorstors and d e v e lo p e ^ H e endcticd ■ ------^clcarand'couldId Ibe used fororange-up tqetqectxng-$7^millioo-inbids las-^ a ------beingig Itoo low. rs thought our land Tliche state requires all countieties ExpeBits conttend wet]tland la\W would alwayst g< go up in v^it> be- and citics cti to have comprchensiviJVC causc they’re noinot mmng any more growthwth plans to ei^ure ordcriy dede- o f it,” said StokeDkes, president o f the yelopnj p ^ t from urban areas* withith- pights H ig h l^ d s CouriDuhly Farm Bureau, dul leapfrogging lea inta purely mn ^ l i aMtiSi s B f e p “Now all of a sudden: thiny are- areas.IS. — ,...... ance rules - ByAflpDataNcwBIW8 Serrtce ’ swampbipbuster and conservation1 £ ated conservation complian complianliancc laws, the ruless ( on 118 million acrcs, theiticre-wcrc I get in yoar a d d to cd in the H a v e ym o l l ev-cr needed to gel SIKESTON,' MMo. Property changed.ed. tonly 242 letters submitted Tni.^H hnve _ _ “Undcidcr conservation compliance.!, i public commcnt phase. spray arid it w astei t o o w e t ? ______all o f pro- ~ ~ ~ ” bcpn changcd byty pprovisions in the your rigfiglit io lose soil is condiUon-- ‘‘Laws which atTccicd all he United W D u U y omiBlie a to speed a p yyoorgrayii^tiiiie? i T I ..two^osUrxece^ J Stales drew onlf”242“cofr}fnmcnts',” ' Michacl Dicks, an agriculturalj poii- want i^onc,”is j Diclislaia^'lfyou^ cy e x p ^ from1 Oklahoma( State, want tolo loseI soil, it is going to„cost-l;t-Dickssaid. ' University. yoti. ThtThe law says you will losec “That can't continue.” The 1985-fann■m act, changcd the your govemment gc -pricc- support— Farmers wanting to com: rules governing; lailand use, lie said, paymentcnts if you don’t comply. the | wetland rules can writetc Grc- • In addition, the 1990 19‘ farm act, par- "Undeidcr the no-net-loss wetlands5 goiyj Peck, chief o f WctlaHands and 1 ticularly with thehe wetlands provi- policy, thetl rules o f exchange werec ,Aquatic Branch, Mail Code C< (A- sions, changcs the rules one step tightcnccned even further nnd land usec ;204F),U.S. EPA. 401 fvnher. is strict!ictly controlled,” Dicks said.I- ]Street, S.W.. Washingtc DC 1- “Now«thc gova)vemmcnt can pre- “Now’ thetl govemment can say, ;2 0 4 6 0 ;::^ is a wetland, and you can’t ______Jge o f land.” Dicks ‘This is 19 work said at an Agncunature’and Rural use iLrrou'can’Tc«cnhy\B5'6T*': Y “ with the cnvironmcntalistists. “Most Outlook meetingig sponsoreds by the the land’nd’.” o fthem are reasonable pccicoplc," he g your answ ers■ w M y e s ._ ' Universi^ofMiss(lissouri.;---' — .....- - B u t,t, I Dicks pointcd-oUt that the—f ' sard.~“YbiThavc to bc‘ablible to CX- - ...... ♦ 1 the W yonibig S prayw ^ lstoryoii! ------1; ______.“P ro p erty jigbt-nilc^-QP^not h tj gen- final rulrules on w etland use are not- plaitLlhc.busiiii^-pC : fy^iglin s .:______« > » « « « ------trallywcllnndcistiiistDod?‘ Dick'rssrdF=firmlrFa-Fmm^cm-thTfltave^o-say------T h t r M ^)mlng'Sprayer-ls Magic Valloy Ap Woo:VooWy.Tvvin F a lls ,J^ h o Saturdurday. April ,1 0 .1 9 9 2 ...... ■ J ...... im c sfe — i v — ^Flooi>d idles t1 r a d ^satChSickgo B(loard ofFTk'ade Journal o f Commcrncice H I B ,, Cash grain mcimerchants had to H H R sidestep Che Chicriiicago Board o f X B * Tnidc for a scconcond day und place |S | | ihuir hedges at oihcilher Midwttsi Inca- H p H lions Tuesday, dealiealers.said...... Tljc vCBOT fnfinally reopened Wednesday. The cxchangce was forccd lo | H | H closc early Mondayday after un under- U U j ground tunnel nipniplurcd and^2.‘)0 ^ k u u u d | | H H H | nels and flooded ba*basements. The ChicagoI Mercantile^ Ex- change was able: to open Tuesday V & ' bul only for a halflalf day o f irading. except in the Sianilandard &. Poor's 500 Slock Index: pit.pi w hkh stayed open fora full sessi( Nl l ^ y '■ =«=«ci''«auacArfiraijHntdefs*-wb'tvhtrnnrmally-dcal^-^P^I through the CB01)0T but also arc B R |H • ofTradeandtheMiMinneapplis Grain Exchange, continuenued to placc or- /_;■ T .- 7 ^ — — :defaion-_lho5e:cxch.xchangcs^TucsdajTz: dealers said. TJie Minneapolistlis Icxchangc offer:; — wheat and oatss 1futures trading " ■ while the KCBT' in trades a hard red : / • - ' I' wheal contract, Colleen Smith,h. a Minneapolis fv.... 4 S,u.,45SL-««tiTTre-mfrw^8^^ dine.” .she said. “Volume was al APpnetsIS ______4.7 million bushels.:Is. which is a third___ . ofw lial wc do on1 an average day." i t r a d e r s - a t l h e C h ic a g o BoiBoaixl of-Trade mill aimielessly around a tradingI pitp Monday.------______Tliere were iwo'0 rreasons for this. __ Tlie secsecond reason was ihat ihero dda Hopwood. a stwkeswom■man, said____ Shc_suid_if_i■_ihe_Kans:is_Ciiy„ bad ,a_ba_big_firc..or. a .similar.pro:.J:______UmilJi sai3. Onec vjasv that many arc pcoplople who don’t like lo get Tuesday. t “Wc'n; seeing molore com- Board of Tradele were lo suffer a longed:d disa.stcr,c our computer sys-<• people arc involved k'cd in spread-trad- ahead ofo f tlie marketplace because nmercial activity." she said, ”-lL.s;2!i!jU‘ii!j.. .wra J?^J as Minn?3iKili,s^__ ' ------Tingrwiinoors'iwajc have a lot of impact on cach day d; probably woiii^Kavc lx*enIx quV lo l^inneapolis for help. and our)ur operjlion is similar, so wc'C ------as--Chicago)_tnidiniding,-lhcrc-wcro-whcn— ^ ______— ei jisasier jjlamhar's-a—could-seil-s^nipin-M inncapolis.l“ ------many-who-did --nol-U5c^-^preadi>, no ' - At-^thVhe—Kansa.^” C itj Buaid uf G orhffon^^^^^coo^iliive' irc e m c n r^ ffirrih e “ “-Similiiriilariy. initc-Minneapolis ex“I- ' which are the diffeiIfferences bt:twcen Trade, ••It "I looks like trading is days d; have jusi been quietI (1days, so Minneapolis • GrGrain Exchange," changcic were lo liuve“ a ’ prolongedd priccs on the Minncinneapolis, Kansas moderatclitcly active. W e’re seeing it’s it had to say that activity;y was up Hopwood said, disaster,ier. it ’’could work ihrough ourir City and Chicago> cxchangc;;.cx good ininnlra-markct spreading.^ Lin- or oi down bccause of Chicagogo.” ” If wc were hit by a tornado or system."m." she said. "Farmers;to h av ej3 0 cents ondol%( -•a H o m e off a th e Proffef e s s i o n a l s WASHINGTON (AP) - Farm- S995 million toto parcel oui.-and "It’s's still far from adequaie.” ers w hose crops were rui-uined by claim s totaled clcclose to S2 billion, said Lai|y La Miichcll, director of.f Gaa®nMetuloixjCTCenter floods,n drought or violentnt storms A spokesman fo:for U SD A 's Agri- federal-*al-statc relations for thee • ■ over0 the past two yearss got 50 cultural Siabilizaiization and Conser- Americarican Agriculluce Movement,t. ------l -HaBHrimi ______ccntsC' for-cvcry $1 in (disaster votion Service; 5 said the agency "Il's hardhar for me to explain lo ourir , WtCOWf^ claimsC when their checks wwent out does not know hehow many farmers produccijccrs how w c can send bil-1- ^ thisII week, the Agriculturee :Depart- applied for aid arand the total value lions o f dollars1 10 the former Sovi-i- ment said Monday. o f their losses, et Unioinion ... when we can’t help — n P The paym ents may represent rc farm groups>s and lawmakers our ownwn people." about 33 cents for every S 4 ; SI in to- had feared disaslaster claims would Andid farmers’f claims don'l rep-I- ..tf J .t9 5 5 S ^ £ “A5,'=.f?.'H!C5.\4.'J'.S,i:9.pJ;.*JicJa£.gaatcfiha ihai>,S24MUioo,~ftnd-«tre9enMl’tthctr'entnr-fossesr-MitchcH' ...... - " " f e B lowed to flic claim s on onh?ly “ ‘hot as a resultull, famiers could said, lion o f ihcir lost produclioi ion in Cl- have only rcccivcived pennics on ihe Farmermers arc being paid on 655 thcr'1990 or 1991, farm'd1 dctivisls (ioiiar - - pereent:nt o1 f Ihcir losses if they hadd - ^said.“ :.i___.;._:.___ insurance,-and-on-6(^rccnt' ■ ■' ‘ U SD A -had'to-ciit-p’Hyni y¥.SS[Qu^=^qi:dS2n^^ 'inents to Stallings calledd the paynvenis a of ihcir:ir I0SSC.SI if they did hot have farmers in half bccousc it rtin Senour | n t had just disaster for Idahoho. covcrag{•age. r ; : r “ . Pj a i i m I He called forrPresident f Bush to -A farmfan er also had to have lostit i ’’ b u !1d1/2 w PRICE . ^ 1 ' immediately aulhiithorizc funding for a* least;ist 35 percent o f a crop to bee - - -vrstej _24^H0UR^ the programjcLbC'■ ^ t j L u p l _ , ^ligLbJe.1>lf fnrn«cictanr^ ^ |_ ^Whilca50-cc•ccnt piecc is belter Coitoritpn farmers and others who0 ■ r i r than a dime for>r myi farmers who had a1 ci crop, but could not sell itil I Code Log are facing five,. sixsi or even seven becauscISC of qualiiyJpsscs^such as f o r D i e s e l ■ straight years oof f drou^t, iHsn’f rain doniom age, were not covered atit . much when the: bbank wants a dol- all. ■jj] A __lar," the Rcxburgjrg Dcmocrai.suid,. . ."You’ou’rc. looking oi 33 ccnts onn I I lUteCC a M n Gos & Oil, ^ © W f •••■^•-wmit^Idnhtrfi'“fanneirwknow—ihinltmf tmfff*TonKg'76S?f.-Mrm&n'- K’------& l i ® • fiolng on1 hhere.” not factoictoring in the poor data usedd Ifctfffcmlnei.'.i^venigft'; yiplds," ,543H2a«’H M K 2^(5S -actlVi^i‘tvtirc Sprinng barleyr budget 1 Troublitecifi^m rb c s rro ^t o g p u t ss r ~ UIExtouionSnService • - $14 biUlion at nisk,GA(bxlaimss TWIN F A^LLS U - T his enterprise budgeIget shows typical costs o f me producing irrigrrigated spring barley in souitiuthccntral Idaho. The pro- By Jennifer Dixon billion in direct^ t loan debt in fiscal BotBoth borrowers later bccami st due on their payments. , duction practicctices represented in this bududget were based on pro- . The Associated Press years 1989 andnd 1990,” G AO sold, pastd •Loan serving policies have re-re duccr surveysys cconducted in Twin Falls CcCounty. GAO cited:d agency officials ted tn losses for the governm - ...... The land chacharge is a cash rent ood coveitvers fixed costs (dcprccia- ^ WASHINGTON — TheTl Farm--who approved;d Iloans that w ere nol :nt-without, niaking, farmcr3_fi_ fi-_ ...... tion;inicrest;t; tjtaxesrand insurance) on thehe irrigation system. ------crs Home -AdministratiItion- is at-based on-real:salistic estimator - of-tncnV ncially viable and able to gradad- For more infinformation, call W ilson Gra>ray at 7 3 4 -3 6 0 ^ risk of losing $14 billioion in loans production, inoncomc and expenses, te to commercial credit,” ththe to delinquent and troutubled farm Officials also5 failedfi to verify bor- borrowers, congressionanal investi- rowers’ debtsa andi inspect collat- ^O said. ing barley TheThe investigators said congresres- W hlat s your sprii gators said recently. eral. • - inally directed debt forgivenesless . il?® blam ed ^icnignt mt lending deredbyCongingress, for further in- porifolio on imprudent suits in substantial losses to ththe naking new creasing the government’s g< expo- «sult ' Variable C osta8t* decisions ~ including m£ ivemment. 'V rrowers and sure to dircctt loanlc losses. 8°^“ loans to delinquent b o rn “Overall, FmHA’s efTorte n A m ount I bailed out I^or examplepie, the agency lent ^ C ost farmers who had been I -engthen the financial positiorons ‘ p e r a c re« perbcre Cost S67 million tolo idelinquent borrow- once already, ' borrowers by restructurin■ing P m h a rv e st the agency cr?,between 198819: and 1991. V i.^ u t auditors said th eir loans have not succecded,;d," B a rley s« eId d S.13/lb lOOIbs A $ 1 3 it another $38 million q ^ q 120lbs. r $31.20 faces the conflicting dedemands of And it lent a *• -praasinewfiwfir’iflitf’te P h M p h a tor - — — « " •"'"■■20Tb-s:------According to Farmers Homimei ers on their to i ^ y MrlieiHer loans that had re- . Aci C u sto m fertltllyiiM ^ $ s nation’s riskiest farmer vets BHendeF-of-fiuU^iaJowesgf, mil, alwutout 43 percent of all borrowei . . . . ------—AySHfl#— r* fqt~— 1:50^?fc------toid-BS-thc-a^ctrftura^ [lw*^ebts"wcrc ‘rcs&ucfSi;Ifca‘“ ^------it 1 $ 2 .7 5 lion. Almost: halfht of these borrow- whos 2-4-D amlnate ' $2.75/qt last resort. am November 1988 throuju g h , • $ 2 7 onal watch-—ers bccame delielinqucntagain. ______W at0r.8s s eBssment s 8 . S27_____------r; j . , - 5------GAO, tho congrcssior !af^~1990"b«:^c delinqueiaent ------C ro p In su ra n . .. dog agency, said at mtnu ch as 70 . In one cas “ UfuiIJIrFiftHA*foi^av^ = ______^CuBtom.coml»m bln*______re $ 3 0 C u sto m haullauling $.27/cwtSt------^65 cwt------$ i 7 : 5 r - - M a ch ln e iyf $3.02/acracre 1 _ $3.02 rskfflsifcio)i 5cBSB .r - . 4 3 : ------$ 3.-78 . Earme]i r s l ^ m — tab^trwrtoi;teit ■ - - Magigic Valley be^;f steer prices las=ist w e e k Futures contractrt Pri(Prices o f Idaho teers and heifers------400*600'lDO'ib. 600-800 Ib. prices for feeder catt n p ast 24 months Ill $74-87 Z Buriey S62-111 UndJndor 400 1b. 4 0 0 ^ 0 0 Ib. 6(600-800 Ib. 8 0 1 D SperlOOpouncjn d s 80 1 * P®*")er100pounds Jerom e $100-115 $ ' $82.50-106 $74-80.50i .USOA jX r T UndJnder 4001b. 400*500 Ib 500-600 5< Ib 600-700 Ib 700700-800 Ib ^ - 7?r 8 \ i Aprilkpriiie - • T w in 3$98-108 $87.50-104 :$80.5O-97 $76.50-86.50 '■ $71.50-79 « V: - 7 7 ------. 70 - 4 / ^ othther prices andi d slaughter nurj m b e r s ^ i 7 6 ------$80-91 National StoStockyards, III. 400-600 IbIb. •& 101990-1991 V j National wh NCA^ survey ishow s Lverage ketailpriei:es up lass t m onthI ared with $3.05 on month,il, and average retail beef pricirices rose, steak, $3.19;: bonelessb top sirioin steak,Jc, ------^— S oiabJcR ijfeEEi9sflsi)4jj5a» iffl ______$ 3 J6 .p ,c rjio u n d . compare.' g y — ’KiarcK amTS'^.f^onXpiA7nTrf;i'i^?Jr^™ t)urfrnngirera5tm a'ffic'f9i2j:ciryTVai”'$4:3TrT-U6!i6-£ ______W A SH IN G T OON N - The national average5C Production of beef duriniiring the past sever- age pri(rice of ground beef, roundL sisteak, sir- chuck roll roast,1st, $2.62 per pound, reiail price ot'sixl “fostr’ from'"'"Thir nvBiagee of-sirctitsirfo beePwBsiipini n - ’------. .. __ past m onth to Icvilevels closcr to a year ago,0. weeks, while wholesalele prices] remained . March,.li,.while.the average pricee (of chuck ..12_of the .19.cit.cities, do^_tn_fiye_Md_un-m- ihc NationarCattI'attlemen’s A ssociation saTff’iff~strong. roll rouiasffcllslighlly;------changed intw o.- today. W ith thc tighter beef supisupplies and contin- Natioional average priccs o f the sixsii cuts on Thc survey' shshowed priccs were up fromim Reporting onI its 19-city survey of retaillil u ed w holesale pricc strcnlength, along with April 9 were: levels prevailiniling during the past few;w beef priccs, NCACA noted that the average;e la^e supplies of compctipctihg m eat, beef Regu!^lar ground beef, $1.59 peiper pound; months, but w L r a A n g e le s T imtncs e ' • ‘T hlicre e r is a logjam in thc sys-s- co n sim cr anxiety aboutr^ tl " g ^ P ’’‘ncv^oI?c^'^'li ______tem."’jays sj Michael Johnson, ^ sL . ______products. Hc dlocsn’t oc carry im port-. fed to;ojwttlejnJhc.t!nited5tatcs._ c _ - • Keizo ine secs Asiani rii^'resentative for Mulford,d, W h w rctaiicTS ovcrcoi:ome their ed beef becauseJSC “there is no dc- Thele Japanese notion that they ■ in Jnp.nn*s future, the meniicat.packiiig^bsidiary_oOhc_ le _ anxieties and buy cheaper,er. import- mand for it. Peo‘eople aren't used to . have; bctlCTb< inspection procedurescs Lots o f it. Minnea]eapolis-bosed commoditiesis cd beef, they seldom pasass on thc it.” tlianllKIne unitcd'StalK^r Austniiralia' “W hen 1 was in high school, m y traderr C ^ ll Inc. "If prices:s savings 'to customers, ttherefore Also, chargcs;cs from consumer is “lau{laughable,’’ says Ralph Hood,•d, • favorite food was?as curry and rice,” (wouldId fall), dem and could in-_1- limiting demand. A surgegc in low- groups and domiimcstic beef produc- chieff executivecj of the North Asiaiia says Irie, senior)r merchandisert of creasec dramatically."d •*' cost b « f from Austfaniiiti l ^ t d a c n that foreigrtA bbeef is tainted with Regionion-for th e Austfallifli-M«at & the meat division:on at Daiei; onc of Thce continuationc of high beef;f 20 pcrccnt drop in the w^lesalew pc^icidcs andI pumpedp withJior- Livestostock Corp. “You know whatlat largM l' superm arket pnccs5 iin. most shops long-atter-rr ;pn ces o f ce^n*kTnds-oFi'Fimpb_rtcd~mon«-and-anltt itibiotics IfSa-turiicd thdy'■"say si about people-in’-'glassss~[ ^ . chains. “Now if you ask high_-formal,iil.im port .barriers ,haye_ beenn __rad domestic bwf the tfirst few Japanese' agairtsirtsf import^ food, houses.«s-’’. school studentss vwhat food they rcmovccvcd says much about whyly w eeks o f this y w . But Bi retail Becausc importeIrtcd beef Is strictly To) calma consumer feais, Daiei,ci,. like b est, they’llI say,sa ’Steak.” ’ Japaneselese consum er priccs in gcn-1- priccs did not budge. tested by Japanilancsc authorities, a which:h plansi to dot|ble its purchas-is------A t- ; AgrpataNewicw sService eign aid to Hungary, sai>said Gunderson, vice- p “ e Dairy Subcommittee, chairman o fth e House D iral m ilk m ark eti t oi r d e r s — aing so at the expense F e d e n W ASHING!IGTON - The State Departmement “And they werc doinj has decidcd1 to terminate support of a pcti-pc of American dairy farmaTOCIS." G ro a t B a s in .S o u th w e st Idaho-EaatomOregonId n wanted to help Him- •• G tion to allowV anlu increase in imports o f Go;Goya ‘The administration w :hecse exports, but no $13.11 :$12.71 chccsc in orderxJer to provide aid to Hungary,ty. gaiy through Goya chec Class I (April) rindustry has been fittingB thet . one was able to give a rcreasonably close esti- - -- Class II (April) $11.11 ______- $11.11 - - The dairy in a'ct Would have been to idea. “This is | probably the best news ddai a iry mate to w hat the irnpa'ct C la s s 111 (M arch ) $10.98 ...... i $10.98 ’ farmer," Gunderson fanners havele rreceived this year ” said U.U.S. the American dairy fa Weighted average $12.48 ■ $12.48 Rep. Steve GuiGunderson, R-Wis. •anged from 1,000 m et- other prices5 Gundersonin i said he has fought for more me “Import estimates rang than a yearr againstaj approval o f a pelitiilition ric tons to 100,000 metri(etric tons.” have reached 100,000 ’ National C heese;e Exchange,1 Green Bay,/, W\ ise., Friday close that w ould alliallow countries to export duty-dut If imports would hav , say* metric tons, it wouldI have hs displaced 3 bil- . free G oya che(jheesc to the United States, sa ____ . . C h e d d a r ^ a r 40 lb. blocks’ Q r.-i u l i to the A m ericarican dairy mdusir>C ' Credit Corporation ; “But by not endorsing the petition now, no “The Commodity ( reed to purehaw more the State Dcpj>epartment has. essentially killkilled would have been forcct atcning producers with i t ” surplus product, threater further driving down ’rices to Idaho dairies The adminisinistration was trying to use« tthe an assessment and fur Price fo r b a r r e ls oof f cheese ’ Pri( Goya chccse;e ppetition os a way to bring5 for-fi priccs.” National C heese ExExchange fo r all m ilk In p a s t s ix we =^,7.-Wa,- -.1 IT.-,'...... ^ F a r r a esrs-suTveyedsay n ly-they-re-Jiurting ------MADISON.DN^is_{AE)^Sur:_Elaiilaints, but this comes as a ^ vey finding5 ih lhalitfcrc*Tlian!8 0 per- pn»rise," said Mamilion McCnW: a » n - cent of WiseWisconsin fann families dcaican o f the University o f Wiscoi felt they .were/ere in financial trouble sin-1in-Madison School o f Familyy R e - ’' left rcsearcheiihers surprised al the ex-' souio u re « and Consumer Sciences.es. Producers:s. ■ _ ------;------tent-oCjural.rai. money problems, a ... FiFarffieis ha« a tendencyy ' ■ - ______Top I spokcsmansa;I says...... pafii iamTTli^tliiiiriaptnn^cijicttr ••We hearar little I tidbits of com- oftlif their fmancial condition. - _ = J W i Souchwestc:[crn-Idahohas the repiputation as being theI topt( producers for the dairy anm d ag industries in' thehe state. Cooper Norm;rman &. Co. has made the commititment, and devoted tthe \ necessary resourcesces to becom e the ified CPA firm to serveve these industries. For■or f i f t e e n y e a r s , m ost qualifi ' Cooper Noiorm an &. CoV has spedicialized in iticqm e tax3X p l a n n i n g , b u s in e s s / '■ " f i n a n c i a l pi:planning, estate/fam ilyly transition planningg cand personal Y o u r I n d ee i ] ^ W d e n t f . financial pl::>lanning. Talk to yourir ineighbors...and findid out why so many fertilizer & f C h e m i c a l businessesi choosec the solid repiitiitation ofCoope N onbrm an &. Co.^ _ r r — S p e e i auU sti— ~ -tcpSucc^s' ■ :r^EEm !iU ZEI • DRY & LIQIS s — C o o p ^Norton & F A R M C H EEMICALS ! PUBLIC RCCOUNTRKUNTS • ClISTOM AAPPLICATION c c R T i m b p i ------A PiBTNEftSHIP* OiOf PROFESSIONAL CORPOMTIOinoNS ------^------— »SO IL TESTITING ODf Course 155 Second Ave.3. NorthI • P o st Office Box Be 394 I ~ "n Falls, ID 83303-0394i • (208) 733-6581 • Fa>=ax (208) 7 3 4 -9 6 0 9 ______480 Memorjal Drive.D Idaho Falls, ID 83405 83 )862»Fax(208)525‘-803t03B ‘ • • • • - - - - ...... ' n " ■ '»1 - 1-'-' • I ■______■[ - , _ _ _ i ____ _ ...... '/ ■ / - Magic W o y AgWoeMy^ikiyrriMffFaniriaano— STOrggy;royrspnhBn^- " - " w m m O 1 L ast yy ear sawV lo w e st cav e rag erw o o lp ririqeirri^:5 y ea rs Ag W eekly Vquestions when it comcs to> woolwi incentive i, p'payments. To help answerer them. A S I’s i------Df-NVER - U.S.s. producers : received an LLegislative AfTairs OfTice mailed mai an-infor- Futuresres contract average ofS.55 pcrp':r pound for thc wool, theyj.. nimative piece to all state exccixccuiivcs earlier |Lamb and hog9 prices9s Ifor hogs sold in 1991 - whenen tthey could sell i l . ' . tlithi.s week which contains supsupponing facts Prictfs in 1991. thc Ihc loH'tf.sJ .since ihc S.44 for fc the wool jnccntive progirogram and ex prices ___ 5 SpsMM100 pounds ^ price in 1975. resultculted in an incentive pay- plplains how thc payment rateile co f 241.8 pcr- L -D- Aprils , ment on shorn woolool of24l.8 pcrccnt and ctccnt is tied dircctly to the natinalional average Fat lambs Fo« SB g production in spiteitc of a collapsed world b: ^M -J-J-A'S-0 N D -j^- M ------3/12-3/192 ______market for w ool wlwhich the industry suf- p:priccs," Dial explained. ------M o n th ------fered through this pa;past year." ' DialTddsihai'produccrswl Djal knows fromom past cKpcriencc that cican expect ASCS offices to lo begin1 issuing • ...... -both producers andid i th a public have a .lo i of- t>the incentive chccks on or.neainear April 2 2 .- ..... Aga y ^ ; Wolf'reintrodduction MB I - M i■ P■LA I N ilING"' " scare;JS area r^anchers DILLON. Montont. (AP) — Thc ronmentalntal impact stalcment) to g a = __ _rcmtcQ — Bean.prices:— LittIlle^Jiani g e r ^[>rted [r Pricices received by farmeiners 'cl, wilh only limited AgW edcIy , weak” at the dealer level, Pintos GroatoatNofthomi Rod* PIrPinks Small whites )wer bids were fully movement noted. Growe $15 $15 Idaho $15 $14 $1B $' It was a quietjiet week on the bean marketIcet. steady with Colorado,do, Nebraska and Id 4, mostly $14. l e a l e r s Boring, even.' Wyoming at S13.50-SI4, r P r i c ess s receiv e by de; “Ehy ediblec bbean trade and demand are an ...... P in to s GroalTiatNorthama Roda PliPlhks Small whites ...... monotonous,”• sasaid the USDA in its wcekljk ly • Peas-a s ” --...... ■' ■ Idaho S1&-20 $1$19,50-20 S2B-27 $20.21 $2C $22-23 market repoa.... Pianting was the majoryor focus of the pea ■‘ Dealer priccscs'forpintos ■: changed little,■ oi market thjs week, acconlinrding tb.the USDA. ■ - — ...... PPrices l el^w herer e . did grower price:ices. l ‘ Dealer sales were primirimarily to doipestic Pinto Boans But Idaho pinipinto priccs stayed higher thar^ accounts as export interestrest was light. Grow- NE Colorado $13.50-14: WoWostam Colorado $14; Kansas;a a $14; Nebraska, Wyoming, irado, Nebraska and W yoming >ta $12 those in Colorad lyi’ er bids on green peas5 wwere steady to 25 *13.53.50^$14; N. Dakota, Minnesota! where farmers-s uwere getting as little as $13 Othar Beans ’ ’ cents lower from $7.75-8.:;-8.25, however, there lebraaka, Wyoming $14. according to theIhe USDA. Small reds, W ashlngtogton $20; Great Northerns. Nobt Bean priccs5 typicallyty rise this time o f yea lostly steady oh bolh Denier sales WCTC moSt PrtCM per 100 poueduauoUdtnOJ^ ^ J. =as;$npBli@ S] tb^aC&e^deale&laufiLu-.« rg stili m ontluawa;iway.- . sold from $10.25-10.50-tt©■•with a few loads to L Jn . Washingtoigton, the/farmer’s small whiti S10.75. Ycflow peas J ', domestic aqiounts to $10 —"------' bean pricfidrop(oppcd this week in some arcas were steady in a thinly testested markcL Limit- p Dealer bids werebTcrc steady. v/inter peas were 50 Prices received by ' ed sales of Austrian wir Prices received Pinks were: steady.stc . cents lower at the dealeralcr level under light iho plnto-bean farmers ihcms were also “steady \< Idaho b ean fanr Great Nonhe demand. In past six weeks in past 2A mononths " ------■^per'tOOTJOonds'*"*'*’"’*’' ’ * 4 0 -, $ per 100 pounds ______J l -o- loqtQ9Q--1M1______— ___ ncrsZllZA^icuKraLBgcnLSjM — ------— AMERICAN^VN-FALLS-J[AP)-— -Jitm o fion office is getting ______shouldn’t forget■get thei^fiel^ of winter ccrKrrcal Power County extension . ' ^ " 1 6 - ^ f reporting the pests i n ...... grains while focusingfoe on spKng crops, ~ ~ ^ t w o tothrcc calls a day re 1992___ _* ----- *- ms actually are larvae ^ ...... 15------That’s bccausause army cutworms have beejcen grain fields. The woims ihs last summer. Dam- found ,in fieldsIds across southem Idaho, and an from eggs laid by moths 2 0 - 3 wheat fields looking, University of IdahoIt extension entomologi:)gist age by the pests leaves ft USOA, I, Sandvol said, USOA T — T— I— I— r— r - Lany Sandvol/ol says the insccts could cscat like sheep have grazed, Sl mended oncc the con- 10 'i M i I 1 I I > 3/11 3/18 3/24 4/2 4/9 4/16 their way intoo Sjspring-seeded fields, Treatment is recommci ■ce cutworms per foot ' AMJ JASONDiOJFM ^ “Ourconccmcm, wilh anny cutworms is thatth centration reaches three ♦ W eokof pcrmethrin, has been M onth r t t B M m P m 3®- U U J t l H V iiln t i r- f O i HHIIANi h W e ’r’re ready -to provej it withh o n e o f 934-841^66 OR 93^;4-4098 th e mostn grpwei;r-oriented pr)ro -g ra m s DOING, ID/lAHO a r o uund inclqdinng these featvtu r e s :" GOO = = » •^Fastrfaair^cieairo3U tS-=Bv a a s i • M ileagee allowannee I «Xash>wthen you-rire BEJm ready tc:o sell CC 0 .1 BB “W here w e tre;•eat you like yourir neighbor - ;- t h is y e[Bar-an^vtCT-l^^ j / ------MaglcValloy’Ag-W Mid^tw-T i^'FtillarldB ho— Saturday.-ApAprt-ib;-i002— ;------ jjE slssrfcs® MarEe j r d M a tte t moveiW iv a r dIspring';:wheat •• B y M a rie o c F r itr The Associated Press , W heat priceces . n I TTPrices received by F uturesres contract Combine strong pricpriccs for wheat, soft Cufiy Grain p riceIS s fo1 r w heat d a h o w h e a t f a n n e r s priccs for potaiocs andmd beans and a water Koch Agri Services. Rupertart H m IdJ shortages in parts of)f ssouthern Idaho and Koch Agri Services. Blissi $3.79 IIn last 24 m onths 3.9 -1 •. $ per bushel you get more spring3 whealVr being planted $3.56 V 5-1 Rood Grain, Buhl ' $ per bushel than in any year sincee l91' 8 0 . Sept. crop $2.99 ® I ^ 3.8 ------■a- W heat 4-9 At an anticipatedi 6620,000 acrcs. this Rangen, Buhl n o ^ o t e . isf90-l991 / 3 .7 ------^ Wheal4-16 year’s Idaho spring whealwi planting is ex- Wendell Elevator $3.60 ^ -f- 1991-1992 peeled lo exceed lastst year's> by one third, Western Stockm an, Mtn Hm $3.81 3 .6 ------^ according to statisticiatcian Bill Sigrisi ofthe n------wnoHpact with stable winter $3.81 r • When combined w Pocateiio 3 .4 I------r ?0,000, Idaho is likely $4.38 .USOA wheat acrcagc at 870,C Portiand M I I M 1 I 1 >~Tr May Jul)July Sepl. Dec. to have m ore w heat in tthe ground ihis sum- .Quolod Friday morning 92 ■ 92 92 wThuredoy's lAMJ J ASOND J F 92 92 m er than it’s seen sinccn ccl985. >■ - Local dealer qu o tes b ased on T C ontnntract month . grain oxchango. Exchanges worodpsodwe; Howard Ncibling. IUniversity o f Idaho M onth ^ inagement specialist i# on Friday. Extension waler m aw Dollars por 100 pounds barloyoy ______1______Tw in Falls.' said oneir*rcason i may be that • • ~ ’"’ "spnng~v7nSKl‘*tW§ffiftt ing the grow ing season h — inches of water during ..but-a-respcctabIc.£rap.'i-Ha anit*wtnttrwhcatTiboTiijoiiH-9"to-2arBy«>m— xei-irwhcat-and-Tcducr-yiddr-' j7"'Wha»’-s*-«o—gt^*«fop/.b everything’s gol lo w ork righight.” wheal’aercagc. parison, potatoes use;e 202 to 27, sugarbects goo,ood aboul wheat is that it takesikes advantage said. ’‘But cv administrator o f the Idaho 5 expecting even Ics^favon'orablc Mark Samson, adn ______25.10 29, and alfalfa 323210 36. . of f.j .any spring precipitation it .receives,. Hazcn .isj jn,-did not cxpcct spring— •crop manage*—inigatioivcoi;onditionsahi&-yc flrth a tu nri99i: J5 Wheat Commission, my^ot wheat is ihHt"it“ siirdard'BF3a*BrownrExtcnsion-CTT tiut o ff wheat acrcagc to jumiiitiip lIRcit d id " --'-...... - ...... And the real beauty when Magicic Reservoir water was shut dem ands its w ater early, ea Ncibling said., menlent specialist at Parma. lin b e -, Analysts are prcdic:dicting that the soft white /en’t received July ^0. Hee said; several inches of rain time in the crop’s life "The "1 trouble is. we haven’ a life- wheal market in PortIbrtlMd will rem ain over $4 That’s because the tim fore the ent:nd of May "would be a 1 when it is most vulnerncrable lo water short- verjcry much.” a bushel, moving in the range o f S4.10 to 1 during flowering-oc- IrIn Lincoln County, four years:ars of drought saver.” age - the tw o weeks du re Counly, il’s grain priccsj-s - noi S4.50 range until haharvest, S a r ^ n _said, in ih m any other crops. haviave left hay fields in extremelylely bad condi- In Elmp'ro /heat stocks expcctcd to bc curs sooner than w ithn ihg Fxtepsion the drought-i t - that inspired a leap in sps^pring pan due to U.S. whw giod?.the crop-i3:ag:<}te:rt>oaiQth-ond^m vcgity-^.J^ th^ngfintm?^'iE^f^sron“!i'g Even in late spring.ng. waLer shortage can f “If 1 we can get the vk-ater at the - m aybe not a Bul in PoPower County, Extension1 a;agent portation. ______interfere with tilleringing in fall-planted win- weve cani grow a crop of grain - r -(— —_ -i T J s n sriowers fiforecast” a ? n e 3I 3EI1SSrwte~Etnreserves““ ttlytih f ^ i i a WASHINOTONM (AP) - The '9 pcrccntnt from-the 1990-91 sea- ; Agriculture Depamirtmcnl lowered son. Thee increaseir is due primarily ♦its 'estim ate on the nation’s al- to largerT c crops in-C alifornia fol- ready light wheatt reservesn today, lowing lasilas season’s low produc- haas chlangeid... _ ciling slightly h:higher exi>ort lion, Ihee result r of the December prospcctsi — ------^ 1 9 9 ( H r e c = r» . ucr<..JJSDAc6akl.iL.{K KPffi4«5!iSW ^'SSS3l;i.,., ...... — - K c och Agri-Sepviceces - iS npleaseE jcu3>tvttg--g'«-m.TUOTfMw>CT»ung«r« ------flnd'366'm illionbu;busheis-of-wheal—8:8-mtlholljon'-lonST'i|P~*“ P ^® ’'^ 1C March forecast and-12 - ^ aannounce r the rececent purchase oof f ' ^ in the countiy’s; bbins when the •from the 1 next crqp year begins be June 1, pi^rc^t hihigher than last scMbn. EVANS GRAIN anand FEEDERS GRA^ A I N B down from earlierier estimates of The incrcicrease from lasl month is 390 m illion bushels,els. largely dudue to higher Califomia The 366 million)n bushels would navel and. anc Valencia production ' iucts, service andi d ' O□ l ur quality prcidu leave the countiy’ withw ils smallest forecasts.'ts. USDA said, nee June 1974. Basedd on April 1 surveys, personnel rem air3in the sam e. Koclj c h A g r i wheat reserves since p f Consum er acliviiivisis hove criti- USDA saidsai all grapefruit produc- ______SSepvlces-is-comi im p ittedJto_serve_y!v o u . ______— . — cized-USDA^s-coti;ondnued use of tion is scset at 2.22 million tons^ at""cxports“ for doMi I percentp irom lasl scusuh I.— I (Irawmg dow sio8E"'(6-'ra-ia-Tiffltiii'n'i slo n'fiftttiffr6W l989»90;*'‘"''■ spring potato production is ' pPlease i contact yiyour K och Agri SS( e r v i c e s • lows. They fear tlithe lighter sup- And spr " r-plics'will drive-up-up- food'priccs - at—forecast;l at ai 2.16 billion pounds, a for fall co n tract qiq u o t e s ______■ rrepresentative e fc __ . _ the grocery store.ire. F'ann prices gain of 4 percent from last year Vr-p^l=belDW==199Q^:r a'nd'livestoclcteei^cgm m offlies— — “ *Jiavcl)6cn'risiDg steadily-sinceTwF^‘ustc l^^^~ year. U SD A sasaidi Rain delayed early , In a separate rep<•eport released to- developmipment in Texas and Alaba- I day. U SD A said the citrus product m ^ butt CalifomiaC and North Car is forecast at|12.22 rmillion tons, up olina arcre aheads of schedule. 1 • K IPCIH H W B t — —KG3 6 t-^ A SJ R l- S E ^^IG E S --______A lim as9a-.NB»!5.Q)as.sJfi!MLv*JJ). 9Y®ry 5 6 1 . ■ C ajhtoll-freeIB 1-800-632-351 z T m mm ley AgW e^l'mnMjns.Kwno9 • - S a turday,/y,A ptil18,1992 MaglcVBloy 5 stiong Any!springi^ a i n - p rriecFallliesmay?notlas ------Bur-potcmial-ncgalivc-fac•factors-for-'bean------: Kansas liMensionn serviceS Futures contract prices include: =eed barley prici c e F l I ^ 1 • Indusiry reports Brazillil’s s soybean crop MANHATTAN,N. Kan. - This quarter could p r i c e s f o r c o m / could bc even larger than USDA'sUS February Kod)ch Agri Services, Rupertt $4.953 Pf sirchgihcn grain priccs.pri< But some rallies may $5.00 - estimaie - which it-«lf raise*lised Brazil's fore- Kod)ch Agri Services, Bliss S not be long-lived.1. “ ■ above last year’s ...... rqq $4.90 2.58 ■ / V -Q- Com 4-9 iiocks situation already wass cast 73 million'bOsliels ab< sedGrain. Buhl . 2 "Our wheal sloe angen, Buht S$4:90 2.57:------y Com_40B the lighiesi in somome 40 years. Now. Wash-- harvest. Ran “ If that.'s so, our strong- cxexport pace, can t • $5.00 2.56------ingion apparentlyly is- giving the Common- endeil Elevator 3 y continue." Tierney said. $5.00 ...... 2.55------7 wealth o f Independi:ndeni States approval to buy wheat growers did ^65'estern Stockman. MV J 91) wheat. So. higher-than- . The fact many U.S. whi 2 .5 4 -“ T? old crop (1990-91] r government pro- IS could provide continuedJ not plant wheal on their g( expected exports ' acres. So. several Prices elsewhere> 2.53--°/-/ $ p er bushel said Bill Tierney, grain mar-•- gram-established ‘‘nex’’ acr ■price suppcn." sail tion’s whea.i base Og(gden $4.90 ' 2.52--^ Source: AP______brJCansas^iaij;JJnlvj:isilj^^.s^million^acres oMhe nauor H i i S S a S r i }\— 'TrieiTr'iTnrDmiook forlW2^.»n-pnccsH- ri^ porortland •'Of coursc. no0 mit ailer whal Ihe reports say, 92 92 92 92 * il would bc bleak." the analystyst said. ■ Qu,luoted Friday morning • wealher will continntinue to be an influence until C o n tract m onlh t. Tierney exoecls USDA's,'s Marchf reports to lollars per 100 pounds barUarley ^ summer crops reaceach harvesi.” he pointed out. ;o indicate a I6> ercenl acrea:rcage increase for •‘In atldilion. thouhough. ySD A may have to in hard red spring wheal undid a: 10 percent de- raise ils com fecdiicding estimate by 200 million ings. Toial wheat ----- bushels. Its ‘bean ^laniingsJS crcjise in durum planting: to 300 million bu ,lings should bc al- /ery well bc 0.5 miirion to 2 (winter and spring) planlini estimate may very ______Ell “ =™"^i\niToT?amWRrt in Bui USDA may lowerer its estimaie Idaho h ay farm ers As often is theie case,c however, ihe soybean lo ^ a m e d . barley pricesi , . . Ids ■"^mart;et*has*potcntwitiii^for-«r«ttuvolaiui^ulhc, ------Tn"'|a“ST’SiJrweBic 'in-past-24-months— - he "Kansas City’s July ^sftcat'^fiiIiH?*s KSU analyst said.aid. Additional factors on the 1 February’s price S5.16-1 $per100poi • T he soybean market’s ten-n- haven't recovered from f ______9 0 -| $i ^p e rlo n ____ •MH ____plu5_side_are;_* 1 — collapse."’-TicTncy-sQid.-^‘N-i-'N ew -export s a le s . . . . £5 .1 5 - ♦ ^ . —J — dencv-to-^iv-witl:viih-oihcL^iri priccsjr' ici—to the-GlS-may help priccsCCS hold-steady. Or. ^ —«- 5 . i 4 ------^— ------\— • On-going concem CO abouriKe-wcathcr the July contract could go0 bback a n d ’test’ the j ------80 - ^ hazard called El•I NNino. • A surge inh U.S.I 'bean-related exports.ts. $41evel." /• ;nt U S p ^ a ls o may showrfecdgrain f acreage - On March I. con-:ommitmenis were 35 pcrtxnt Ml i n c i t a ^ t 3 million to 5 mil?nillion for com and 5 , 1 1 - - ^ - ^ ------—Y ...... higher' than yeay ^ - w l i e r levels. Spymeal ar sorghum. Togeth- j <3- 1990-1991 ip 20 percent. Soyoil bo<)kingsIBS 2 rpillion to 4 million for s 5 - 1 0 ' t i 5 Z ------:— ^ -*■ 1991-1992 exports were up 2 er. however, barley tmd1 oalca plantings could i5 .0 9 * 1^ I ; t U G5ne33$*S . . 1..L .» . I I. ■ HEStenC3n8jMra^^ ® B ------Montir^------^ - ney said. “Since t ; analyst added. “But ibove $6. this is a favorable in-tn- p a n s of Kentucky." the an . V ing'sum m er, strengthening ••ln~Tnosrof-thc-major-coni-p In dicator a spring have normal or surplus moimoisture." |____ _ prices has begun.un.” ls-alt©mativ€ irkeLif—^ — -Ethanelolvetolg^lf {■Sianners-willsuffK-a J l " ------otdTdahorWe v c vefy-drsjrsappointed-|- ^ - O U to f - m n cer Governor Andrus vctociKd.this.leg------Richai*h^d^^tcr,-a. grain producer m Nampa and a member of thethe' islatiob." ' • ' BOISE- IdalIdaho’s grain produc- from I 3f renewable; H ^ S S j | ?A executive board.------•. Hew clean sources of ied the potential of an IGPA and Idaho ers were denied ‘Reducing auto emission by energy for the U.S. : allemative marklarket for their wheat “ Re vith faijners is o f primary/ concomi to vhen Gov. CccH An- blendindihg 10 pereent ethanol with ______anil tacnTv A»he reliiie and pwvtding-ldalK>^fi-ur- dnis vcioed the extension oi ilii;“ giisoli icw icmative fuels and1 Dio-Mass I9 B M R =COT'.C« d iUn«lK.'efdiflgai;ibW.J|l Grain Producers Asso- jobs ; nn Bill. ID the Idaho Gra unquestionably a good thing fofoi r eluded in the 1990 Fanr ciation. is unc Tlie group’sp’s president, Doug ScovilleofPotli•otlaich. "11.0.599 was proactive legis:gislation. It put the ethanol industrysiry on notice lo build ^ , a plant in Idahcaho within three years ^ , or llie tax crcdircdit would sunset, ll / ' also provided;d the potential for a | ime for protection? ------iarBc^lternnijv / ...... •* pi-Apple^ ry new S u g aiirB e e tp ]) r o f its " ^3ltt s ta te Its. They a v c i ^ ^ '1 .6 7 ccots ies^fop— A g W ed d y thatrenccTct a lack o f fertilizers , cents. -prodwl e ^ s s a k aod fuel, : pound for October-Dcccmbcr W estern Idaho and a Oregon • Forthehe republics of the for- of I99I, compared with 22.9757 YAKIMA, Wash.1. (AP)( - That are sayingg therell arc lots o f ways to iple juice,” said Shelley earned the lowest pcr-acrepc sugar mer Sovieticl Union, 1991-1992 centsIts for the period in 1990 and golden glow in glas:lasses of apple press apple isiness manager for Pitts- bccl rciums in thec DUnited States productionn'is i estimated at 7 mil- 23.07.07 cen ts-in i 989. U SD A oi- juice isn’l looking5 sso rich these Page, busin .Y.-based Seneca Foods in 199Q, accor^g5 rofc (htf USDA lion ions, dcdown 2l2 million from tribute3Uled the general stability in days. ford, N.Y.- Economic Research;h Scrvicc.S . 1990-1991.1. Lower yields due to , priccs,ces, despite a significant rc- . . F lat.sales and higljigh cosls have Corp.' ilw ons clcver in-rcspond-—■■ Growers there lo5St s t:S20 per acrc poor weatheither, rcduced fertilizer duciio;slion in the prbduclioii esti- some o f the nation’ss Islaigest proces* T h ^ alw w federal laws. on the crop. use, and 44 ppcrccnt less harvested mate,Ite, to the slowdown in con-I"' sors searching for• newn ways to ing to new fi ,S. Food and Drug Admin- * Bui the "eastern”r liIdaho region, acreage dro{Iroppcd sugar bccl pro- sumptinption growth and the in- squeeze cash out of ol culls. And The U.S. 1 will soon require fiber comprised mainly o f southcentral duction 20) ppcrecnl. crcaseiased rate o f arrivals o f imports much o f the activityity is in central istration wi ■ncd-S4-l:94ner- - ‘ -ErtimaUiatcd_ U.S. 19_91-1992_ sinceccc early January^ • " -Wgshington, whichh grows more content ontn thetl labels o f apple juice, $?C ERS gathere3“3atalatanVb'iTi-sligaT CMtStS-T.2r2 million short tons' up rnillioilfion^^\T 2‘ornwl^OTtJ“P • • ' Some companies d Apple Institute In Al- companies to dclemermine the rc- 4 perccnt [ fi from 1990-199l.Bccl sugar;ar has been used os collateral ing w ilh “natural” appapple juices thai Processed J turns per acrc fromjm sugar beets sugar outpulpul is expcctcd lo total to obobtain sugar pricc support are more cxpcnsive.j(;.jOthers are di- lanta. is supposed to improve di- * nationwide. The bestcst U.S. returns 3.75 millionion tons. 3 pcrccnt less loans,ms. *ttis amount consists 0* oi versifying inlo dri»dd aand frozen ap- _ Fiber is si Davenport said. were earned by/armrmers c in Michi* than the prejrevious year. With un- 1.3111 ii million tons of>cfincd bccl pfe products, or pushjshing"for more 'gcslion,Da\ ;, the nation’s bcst'selling gan and Ohio, wholo jpulled down usually wan/arm weather in rcccnt sugarjar and 720,000 tons o f raw exports. M ott's, tl ' apple juice, is not intro* S I32 per acre for sug:sugar beets. monihs, the[he condition o f stored can1 su sugar. Approximately 22 per- Seneca and Tree Top,To which lead brand of ap j25W.j;gjc^saH B ^ ^ sp ^esw o m aiifo r’CSdDury highest in westcm Id:Idaho-ajid Ore- cd,hampcrir:ring sugar recovery. bccn.iim .ndccm ctras o f1 h c end ol along wilh Mott s,[, aarc launching tendaip,spo bruary. Cane sugar rcdcmp- s. But the company for :r..g a u a d .U M ’CSlriQ.fiji.M ictugan-JiJd^..-^^§Biij?A a& ,tfw ,sP4s„Sa! S u . -„ti6bSDfUti.i.S«jin?'^led at adults. Beverages. l16iaSTmiHcy^p]jl6*JIirec-* Ohio. duction costosts revealed that occl uonsiasslandT s ntJ pcrcSfiT*’” ” " ' Sm eca’s ircallcd5*Crcffir3Ta‘p,‘’'ycSHTSl« ' 100 percent pure, she said Here are other highighli^ts from sugar produxJuction in the United •• BeetB sugar has been placed billed as "the firet apapple juice that billed os lOl jn y a n y headquarters in ...... ~ the~USDA*s Sugari^and ai S weeten- States is mimore cost competitive in the loan program in C alifornia,'“h_ looks, smells and lastastes like fresh from comi " . cr Situation and Outicutlook Report: than raw cancane siigar. For th e ! 990 Colonilorador MiaigaiSTvliimesola; . applM.” S tam f6Bl,C ,C onn. . >riginat apple juice was ...... ‘ World sugar pnpnxluction for crop year,, ll;the net cost o f produc- North>rth D^ota, Texas aM'Utah,“ L xije translucentI white juice,- - Thc^orig apple cider, which was 1991-1992 is e :pcctcd ^ to out- ing refined:d beet sugar averaged Colonilorado, Minnesota, T exas and made at the compaiipany’s Prosser, pressed api pa« consupiptionI byb about 1.2 23 ccnts per p a pound. The cost of Utahah iaccount for over 81 perccni Wash., plant, is beingng test-maiketed murky andnd pungent. That was re bout 50 years ago by the million tons. producing’ refined cane sugar ofbecbeet sugar loan collateral. in Washington statelie at a cost o f placed aboi processed, clear, golden • Cuba’s crop fforecast has from dorromestically produceii^tn( TheT Idaho regional sugoi around $2.99 perKt half-gallon, highly pro > sutareane was 2 S .W bcclet supports price is 22.17 centi orethana^ttle juice thatIt is still the most popular, __ __ -J>gca,CMUtb9ndi;^ ^ T lg t’s about $1 more to’''a”two-mon dcla^'in*'°aioJ**sonici “W yrarW prfttst'mi «onomic downtown, Page starting the harvest,st, ir^ u c e d sup- 21.39 ccntsnts per pound, before forr cccom sweeteners - about 595 ' Rich, a similar produciuct. ing an ecor ------plies o fo il and a fall-rall-off-inyields—tum ing.upjp.i^cbniary_to^^L5.6_millioilliori bushels.______!lBodLScncca.an(Lid Tree Top are said. ____ I forward-lo(?king orgarganizatlons. t o t ” “ Peoplele may i not be able to al------^ -^ ------ford a new;ew house or the car they I wanted ... but1 they can afford to }r*^end-50-^0-^!ts-or.>one ■bucb .morc....- . on the fhiiiiuit; juice they want," she I ■ Most appapple juice is consumed by S D 9 I I i J 1 children.. AdultsA i>flen find it loo m (B/s sweet.or‘ tO'too bland, and prefer cit- s. Page said. i w •MagicValloyslv's Largest Farm , f j fi S s s i ' i n V lljltlA ijSv ■ ■ Tiro Hotmir Fad'•adlity .LUM O rcharorr i Tap is sold in the refrig------— .S proalizing m I I irt Largor GulA ^ crat^seAiiKrtion o fth e store and a 7 * ^ ^ Bruisos limited ^he]ihelf life. Il has more fiber vc=r irm -d o n i d i f t C T Ply Pml ...... prodioduce vTnis-rwistant tomatoes)cs would rejf" r ^ r -to-Monsanto.— ^ ------■ The Associated PressI . quireim M cxico 16 parroyalties-to- — - Poititatoprices — r Hemerrcra-Estrella said. arbioloffstaf lived by Idaho farmeners ANNAPOUS.MA-L ■ - A U.S. company, la. _ Susan Su McCouch, a molecular I Prices receiv lot connected . 7 . donating technology to Mcxico tb make ge- Comomell University, who is not Fresh pack quailallty .. French fry qqu uality ■ a really good ncticalty cn^cercd potatoes,poi in a program withith the program, called it “a r } $2.25-3.0(1.00 " 1 well-defined $2.25-$3.00 to help feed poor countuntries while protecting stud}udy of an appropriate and w , Pricos m ay not reflect ' ‘ • Prfce»%wiWfo repoffad T ussoy/of lOOpoupounds of unwashed potatOoa. pri th e company’s profits>fits elsewhere, a re- case,isc.” - ' ' tgo. Prtcc* alM may [j^usesforbniiso;^ hat critical-of~. t= doductkxtjosfof.dW, rot..or green damega searcher said H o a ^y. . ” ShShc'was,* however,’ somewiat y to Mexican potatoess o< r fronch fry color. If the potatoes worwoik in M cxico, they thele donation c of the technology t I made freely lived by Idaho farm|irifers might be tried in Cbintiiina and other develop* famiirmeis w h en it is hot being m Prices recejv faimas, who •. jmwhlMitfnuiHitnA ------iAyOr«tk>ngr*d«.W ------ing countries, said tbethe program’s director, avail/ailable to small American far ountcartoni 1(H»«nd" $8.50-7.00 $1.00 Luis Herreia-Estrellaa oftheo: National Poly- arear also struggling to survive. . ' $18-19 into ^ d .c o m - .• ces elsewhere H e ocscnbed the pro{ aiiiiTionssu: g z/-^iS£5K5ai.'-ii£;^d@ gr da policy breakthro'u^ ^ for commCT^ ido R ussets,I. yo-60i count cartons tific achievement snd a ^ c- Coloradc $15-16 aid, make use ofa novel Viral Vi diseases are a majorr p:problem for Oregonn Russets.1,7M 7 0 count cartons _____ T h e potatoes, he said, (. 70-80 count cartons ------::----- $1BS17~ ■” ■ technology for tesistiiistiog virus infections. MexIcxican potato growers, Herr[crrcra-Estrella vVashlngngton ,, R assets. 7 pCTacre niti2- . vviscons i. 70*60 count cartons $13 . .• T h e technology, dcvelsveloped for American saidlid. U.S. yields o f potatoes per nsln ^ R ussets. 7 where farmers .. potatoes but how being;ihg transfcrrw to M cxi- /2 1/2 times those of Mcxico, wh< ------licidepcracre can potato varieties,; acould also be used to sprapray 10 times as much inscctici ! said. Insccti- — iuiu>.-m>«jCoofo»vicu&«iesiSt&ncc s American farmers do, he sa . Pricesis rrecejyed by IaSIKu«5^Bc£SESmd^Hms«oswaresprcad'*" r“ —•»»•«»«»■•»»Prtoe»4«c»(va4,^y s a id ^ Id a h o p o ta to f a n n e rei ’ __ IdahoIho fannejw “ "" uhm can J>ejjsfid/0x.wx^^y^ i-potfltoes-haue.... ZZ Z . . Z---- ^ hrpa^24^nths-—. . . — . «... — -^.>for.fr«ftbtfh*pack.patatM&— — "hesaid. ^Tng-^aTetitttllr plant and any vitus," he tccn tested in the greenhouse, arand will soon aid, the program rcpre- 100 pounds In addition, he said >e released fof the first field testests, Herrera- 2 .5 - 1 ■'00 lemonstration o f how -cx-_pej p e f -100 pounds ------s a lts an importanl dem T = = f developed in wealthy istrella said...... pcnsiveitechnology di The potatoes may be 'readyly fort distribu- '* 2 ' tB- 199Q-1S9t couatries can be madejdc available to develop- ^ 1 y\ i L - • 2 3 ______— uonion to farm ers by 1994, he said.a • 1 0 -■Uij" \ 1991-IMr i . jng countries. TradiUonai breeding methodsjds have failed .- g- the company to donate ^ “ W e convinced the 0 producc virus-rcsistant potal t them m illions o f dollars *0 J technology that cost thi which m akes the Monsanto techechnology par- I to develop bccausc we weren’t jcopardmng wh, a ^ smta Maricet Naw» icularly ^^luable. he said. 1 USOA -♦ Fed«rti SUU ■ ■’’W nS vc idchBnca^rleasra-RTrffwen-cont— in . , : r tural research.. "MonUr""' " ' ^ pj^ics willing to donate techiechnology,” he I M cxico is a bigg cxpotlcrc of tomalocs, p!(ii ■. ■T'.'' • . ------liowevcirmd-tbe-useuse-of'thfr-tcchnologyJo.^i -^G em stitacksjmcchanged I firom^aastyear’ss levels— ; '0 years ago. This total is l ^ A above tw o; equal to 30 pcrccnt of fall potato ihoTindMalhcui— production-i 35i2225i!ii2S!«£Si,-j_al 1 with 29 percent a year -Yid4*:iOO.bBdieWw:^^ County. Ore., usedcd 50.2 million compared v y“ appcarancc for the season ______hundredweight ( c ^rt.) .) o f 1991 crop ago. DisapF ■d high -254 million cwt^of- r ^nte'pA yffll/hnhcl ■ - -■■■• raw potatoes to Apri? p n n r d 6wh*2 ~ i s a rccord 1 /■'— r : s30SJSn_ 5 percent above last year 1 7 » ^ ^ ■ percent from a ycai/car ago. Idaho potatoes, 5 -T. iKKise i)ver tmuiDM 1(11 fi $17$ crccntabovc 1990. ■■ tM sikfiikm l n«tmtjtt«ii5 («1 J $400) ^ • - potiitoes contributedcd 43.3 million andlOpcrci w il boHipiJied M how.evCT a^;, L irce Eastern states stored tyoylwWBlii*. cw t o f the total potatotatocs processed. The thrc< ion cwt. of potatoes on the remaining 7 millilillion c w t w ere 5.2 miHion down 17 pcrccnt from last produced in other slatstates. A p n ll.d o ' i 22 pcrccnt below two Processing in Idaho, Id Maine, year and : „■ - ■-2 - higher than the cornyjmparable pcnod^ . T h r sltccn'li5l-5tariSr1nrW2l:6-r i ^ " " 1.6 I. 1.4 lastycar. .... _____ . _. . million cwcwt. o f p o ta to , sto rag e on-“ i T h is is a :g a in o f 26 per- 1.8 I. 1.6 1.5 __n Potalo stoclts heldicld by gipwCTS, April 1. Tl rrr- :=.r-2.0------1-3------2.2 2.0 _ 1.9 ■“ ■“ April 1 totilcd 46.56.5 million cwt,'7?b^cTwo^ /ere up 49 pcrccnt from last - • 2.4 2.1 2.0_ I _ ij equaling the amountm t on hand A pril stocks wen ^ T o ~ I M innesota was up 10 per- I, 1991. Disappcancanmcc, at 75.7 year nnd M m illion cwL, is upp fromfr last year’s ccnt. six Western states potato dumtebfctottetfinea. 72.6 million c w t. aiand also above .-"The six Id m d e d to b r ^ ^ der soil teem p w heijn plantin;lg Snowppack Consid ____ It's gone. No snow f( w rem ains a l tho Magic M ountain:ain Snowtel'sHorOn ------Jnsbymid-ApriCMoll nning their planting stnite- ensi;nsurc a healthy start for their c avorage,18.6inchO!;hos of moisture a s snow remains Soil icmpcraiuro rmmost often are far below average and to have a 10- o r• 12-dayi: mn. then Dam are :ountry_snow4Jack_upsitcant_ ------go-off-foi-cight-ht-days;^Ruguin-high-coui h dams- likewise is far less said. "Tliat will'gI'give us time to of both (1 —— I— veragc. to ^ lui c k see what Ihc weathilher is like." lhan aven a b o u t — "YakimaaValleysuppply-hitelow— YAKIMA. WasI'ash. (AP) - The distrias^isajn.Tbtiisd.ny.ihej/ m.ay.jc- supply of irrigationion w ater in the ceive justjust 75, pcrccnt of normal wa- Our Poultry Feeds; givegi your flock the ocations because of low rain- 36 it needs for a Fast Yakima Vallcy cou:ould bc thc lowest ter alloca Nutritional Package in 15 years, and farmers fai have been fall, looks very obvious w e’ll have Start and Perfect: FinishFi . .warned there mayly 1be shodages this “It lool summer. home fui lay_Nclson^upcrintcndQnjjif_f ______— Tl)tJilion,waicctec-supply-has-alsQ—saidJRay. raised fears about)Ut'the survival of thc464.0>4.000-acrc Yakima Project. ------1— C hl i i c k ^ ------$ g 7 5 - vimming down the Tlie: projectpr provides water for ai baby salmon swin 3 : a r t e r A ------Yakima River towj>warU the ocean. wide variety var o f crops thjil jn 1990 s t a wonh S580 million to farmerr Tlie U.S. Burcaicau of Reclamation were woi $ y z 5 Me a t M a k e r warned managers:rs of some waler food pro(processors. y S tt a a r t e r A ...... ------. . . J u i■ickeyL& c -eiiea!a s a n t $ 0 0 0 S tt a a r t e r — ...... Prices5 eieffective through 3/31/92 = = = = = I V i l ~ - O n s;econd e thought,It, d o n 't w ail Ite fo r your: _____ ; _ untilI 1th e last m inute iTX n.T£13— ______I IRIT OF I “ • T u r S u ------PERAnON I • S u r f aace i an d Uncferitrgm und Pipe • H a n da and W heel LilL i n e s ^L an d O’Lakes ^ C | l l u s ^ ^3 W I — - igB jB Sflflpeed R l j i ^ Sllco-op^^^ ^ g d o d I n &? o 5 I p ^ ^ ^ t e n d e I ■ 2002ndAvenu8W. ■ 1 7 5 W\/. .^ Main Street ■ 13011lhAvcnu&S. ■ ■ Wendendell, Idaho H Buhl. Idaho. ■■ Gobdliig, Idaho. B a a i — ------^^JEROM ECO^l-OP W SHUSHUMb 037 yV..Main.St(ec . • . -Jerome,.Idano « J. . ' Saturday. A p rilie8. ,' 1 9 9 2 y Magic Valley, Ao WeeWeekly Tvjin Falls. Idaho ^ un-ofrcoESlf51savefjswatteTTTmroirey ^ l.R .W d x el______; soil, and can be a pollollutani by der low-presscssure center-pivoi I Ag WeelWeekly correspondent - . carrying off sediments,s, fertilizer systems becausause of Ihe rcduced and pesticides, wetted diameleieler creatcd by either or low pressure im- ^ JE RROME O - Controlling waterer Properly designed, fixirixed*set or spray heads or lers as com pared to , • runoffff ffrom irrigated fields imn- fixed-spacing sprinklerer systems p.icl 'sprinklers e- apply water at a rate lowlow enough high pressuree impactir sprinklers.- ■ jSTN/'dr • provescs i firigoiion water manage- and irrigaiion cffickncy. 10 allow all the water to. infiltrate Design practiactices which can re-, Sw Z r i v mem am noff problems under I L t ' N d R U A ^ Savinjving water before it runs offiff into the soil without run■unoff. Soil ducc the runof t systems that liave J) can redireduce the amount of waterc r texture is one of the mo*losl impor- center pivot s; ned 10 low pressul-e pumpedKd and, in tum. can reducc;e tanl factors in determingngthcinfil-' been converted packages inclut;lude: \ \ / pumping[)ing energy costs. . • tration rate, 1 7 One1C cof the first considerationsns Approximate rangesI ofol infilira-’ ng design fiow capac* - ^®' is toI designd' and use sprinklerer tion rates for various soilioil textures . Reducing ( n to the m inim um re- . equipmcDment lhal will match thefie or types are: ity of system t< xta:rmfc«fliiit.iKC.d!L_____ = infiltration rate - the rate at hour '■ Mid-Aoilto l \ ------______1 ^ so il infi Mid-May 1993 j w hiciraira*sotl:cun:iibsorb or-takc in ------Finc-sand— /j-to -l-. l_ inch-per__al_cach-ipank.inklet_in_ficlds_Hiili__J ' large (greater:r tlthan 30 feet) eleva- - A s ______J water.-r.- hour ices ifththe e rate at which a sprinklerer Fine sandy loam - 1/3/3 to K inch lion differences . Installinglg sspray sprinklers on A system:m applies water - the "ap-p. per hour Ition raie" - is,higher thenen Silt loam - 'A to 4/1010 inch per booms to increase inci w elted area soil's infiltration'rate. somene hour covcred. rnia droi►Ught ling traveling speed of Califori H M ipplkd:waifir.^ U lx a U ca:l c i ------aiuJfl3a.-J/.!l?.!!L!iI '/, inch per . Increasing iving sprinklers lo rc- • on thelie !surface, creating a poten-n- hour “ ’ pivot or movin 'fiT ninnff. ducc the a'mouilounfuf water applied ------€«ller^ivol inoff walcr is wasted water, "OtS 'o n a given anarea during a given nH-faitp] Tie. f "shottldn [)roblem un- period of time. ______- - It alsono Vwastes energy, wastes top-'P- Runoff is a greater prc The Washington Post' cutback in alioillocations from the State W ater PnProjcct. one o f the LOS ANGELES — CalilCalifornia, a state's two bigg vwater-delivery sys* ™ .scmi-arid state on (he edge ed; o f a icms. desert, is afflicted byy : a w ater "W e’ll bc able ab to get through scarcily tliat has broughttit rationing r the year without:iul significant Impact alup=i.Qritfc= IEBDiBEBDBL«-Mi mm 1 B eangp-oupto jutsproi unotion- r i d itoriai i Clinton’s prograams as ivorththle effort Whjly aren’t C a 161 lot of people Ihal don't km:now Idaho docs enjoy thele reputation " _ " ;ans about b e a n s ...... br(iualiiy of^ -. Idahiho Bean ---- of producing a superior The IBC has worked with foodfo lie .soil. day.s — . ^ers endanngered? beans due to Its volcank tnnilssion Ige editors o f newspapers and a rive of sunlight and controloiled imga- — agazines for many years n»is u lt- i writers, dietitians, nu- d the O lh c r day that the: SSnake River is the na- lion. lors. book wri g in many thousands o f ccTarw .n W c read t •estaurant owners and !"6 *' Idaho-produccd beat:an seed - triiionists, rest ches being published andjpic- ' lio n ’s "m ostost endangered.” thousands o f con- lat h u n d red s o f m iles o f both commcrcial and snapsr bean - chefs, and tl ired - informalion regarfrding ! But wcI al al-so re a d last w e e k that has been prbmoied throroughoui the sumcrs wantlnting information about ielies \r k a n s a s a rc so p o lluted withwi chickcn manure that prep;reparation, identity of variel ' rivers in Ark United Slates and in forbreign coun- beans. Ihis 3U nor G o v . B ill C lint;)n catcan swim in them. id nutritional values.. If t J n e ith e r y ou I )utationfora Our cooktxkbopks. "recipe cards fional ^Ui-or-.4A^o.g-cm ^—_ irics. rcsuliinE in a repui JAce in j} ? l'0 '’“l ¥1*^ • 1 gcrcd." A great deal of IBC: :moncThM" stanily rcques aid for. it, would cost millionjitLS o f itories h a v e reported thatt tlthe chicken manure got cs and in foreign coun- , i ■ News stor been spent to climTiinate i halo United Slates i ollars. [on’s rivers bccausc he was/as eager to have more in- hich spreads tries. Since: JJune, over 100.000 dolla ’! ' into Clinton blight, while fly (whii Providing consumers wiihh in- Arkansas. He gave agribehwhemoth Tyson Foods all lexican bean pieces uf infcnformation have been Pr dustry in Ar disease in beans). Me: jrmation. especially the morcrc re- tory-scale chicken coops, effort direct- distributed, aiand to m eet, thc'de- form m a n n e r o)f f assistancea to build factor beetle, and ihc latest ef ent demand for nutritional1 ahd lal reg u lato rs looked the •an common mand for the[he cookbook, another cent a n d th e nI- -C Clinton’s environmental ed in eliminating beai ealthful aspects of ealing •more m > .setting up its waste man- of 3.000 copopies w ere printed in hcali ______other wayy wwhcr^ the company was sc niosoic virus. bearc ans, w ill cause m ore bean*ins to ------nre lBe-has beeem;BWft-reliablti—D cccmbcf..^.^ • a g e m e n t lacfacilitfcii. " . jsands orrequcsis wc "(115 lickens guarding the hen sourcc ' of • inTormatiation about The ihousa apparently a case of-chic ivince us ihat there ire ourlur promotions. | , ______It w as ap ------ijcans;-cuH«}-oja>y-foo i»Hi. receive convii ' house. kansas should raise a host z::______-j— — Clintonls.i's polluted rivers in.Arkar ! o f questionsons for us here in southernrinaah'o?== bossesslikewranjigeSuBj ’ eager are wc to have aX b igger d airy industry iiTrBand^l - I • H ow e: locally Igh, apparently, for Gov. — , I \which has been rcachcd loc 1 southcentraitral Id a h o ? E ag er enough ! ■ Little wondfr the rac-adieal en- r S S B ^ K P te in- irtment to send recruiters and elsewhere by on-site Cccil Andrndnis’ Commerce Departn [ vironmcntalists think ththey have Ralph W. find dairy farmers grown spection. and realtortors in to C a lifo m ia to fim a case for driving livesestockop- [doingbusiness.' Those who prepared theh c rc- w eary o f■that th; state’s high costs ofd< ^ eraiors off public laniinds. with W B f lL MauBlian lid beef prices bc higher■ if some states weren’t so ... nothing to delineate .the actual y-smalHcale-oeeriJroduc- Steve Symms, wcrc not fulljully aw are o f range con- noil I en manui^irerSgiiTC^conomists-say-s ” According to Sen. St dilion o fth e range at the sametc lim e ause the ir p ro d u etio n c o s ts — r-iclcasedby-a-ditions,------^ d jtii ers will socsoon bc swepfasrde'bccaus ^------anc^pOrrrcccntlyr ynduly alarms the public. rcc Concepts, Amazinglygly. the GA O report (o- ^ind high" in comparison. group callcd, Resourc Those who would make pipublic a rc “ too hij J 1988 report cuses on thelie ieight percent of range 7 of “m ost-endangered’ed" rivers politically moti- Inc. suggests that a lands "livestock free by *93”i” have ______—‘- A r c J is ivemmcnt-Ac— allotmcnts_Hil found declining in lam ;-runner tn iTie D einbC raticc prcparcd"bynhc"Govc laiched-onio-reports-suchjsji-tiiis IQ v a t e d ? Iff Andrus / wcrc the front-n while failing to consider taic d counting Ofncc.is full'n o f errors and- condition wh 0 drive llial race, would the Snakeike River have been called howed Ihal inJhe opinion jusijustify their dcicrmination lo i prcsidentia misinfonrtition.' data thal sho\ ; range, :stockmcn. 67 percent of liv The weekly newsps p a p e r serving Among the concliclusions of the, southern Idaho0 agriculture( ...... ------—GAO“was-thaf'niinmge-managcrs (livestock operators;rs) lack cuirent • • licphcn H artgen M ark KinCind Mary Comer knowledge of ranjinge conditions. — ^ b U s h e r— ------E ditor.□L______A dSSfeiSB____ - The report would hihave been,m orc ______Manjigcr accurate if it had ststated thal those oard and writers.of editorials.^ leTqucstiowiairc-..------______Th0.C0V(s like.to e 11 walch'Pprah.’_ • ' . ■ ...... The mennembers of the editorial boar •. .rcsp ^ n g . to.-;the I ■ ■ V'. Sicnh.en.Ha.Hartgen and • ‘ ‘l^^(Fp^t5t/Sa?icepnd/ i) - od firm s Ishould ppay atteniitio n ^ And even if allI th(s thi information W a te r subsidiie s our - spinach” is a com* “ “Eat your The Washington) n coul ' ton grow alOTigsidc ol calth. Youngsters get less ththan a prize. over thc airwaves ' crops. ; In addition lo w; than they once did, and Colorful, large-type ^graphics tion information ovt Food manufactur-1 This greenery comesi c(cour- payers’ dollars, ththe projcct uicywatch.chaloiofTV. mm l^t help them. Bul pvcjveys rc- and in schools. Fw ifying pressure not I tcsy of U.S. taxpayers,i, >who' wastes water.' veal that m ost nutrition infomarmation ers, under intensifyii jlulions offered include ev* vc wholesome foods.- unwittingly subsidize famrarmers Federal managerscreh«»cdis- . Trom .the. practicalto. the isis conveyed in school, at homome and only to produce wh agazines but also to educateale consumers in a through the Ccntral VaValley couragcd farmersi fromfr selling IS, from better nutrition m- bjby doctors, books, TV, mags Project, a 500-mile networivork of their excess subsidsidizcd water ndiculous ( and friends. Ingr^iept ItsUtsls and straightforward andmd above all truth- n for parenis and cafeteria ai lowances fuljnanncr^ouldild 1bc smart to pay r,»crn;nir iturdey;-Apf(l'l8,-1892— ------'------'M agic ValloTAg WeiWeoW'^ Twin Falls: Idaho “ Satun ~ 2 mg p t i M . BrielBfiy is come in recyclables r LeR oy Payne, oiKraior of Innova- HcrbicidSs c value or m ust be recycled:led or disposed at an venter Proccss Corporaiipn. ofr B1 illings, - p y pqj|[ vcriculiural Products has an-I- . C a t offersrs biodegradable oil approved wa.ste dispos.posal facility. Any live Pi ..and Denver. availability of its "Preview legradable liydrautic oil is no spillage should be handlandled according, to MoriL.; r nounccd Ihc avi Cat bitxlcgr c technique utilizes sheetss of ( fiber- "Canopy"'’’ herbicidesh recycled plas*>* available throihrough Caterpillar dealers. BBio current mineral oil spillill regulations.-rt ... The ; , glass fafabric or polyurethane dippci1*^""°“" licjucsfonhclleJ 992 growing season, Hydo is a vcjvegetable-based oit formulattlated lal-setiing epoxy plastic, any first introduced recycledd ' ; from rapcsoed.jed. ins^ttlement .. The company Diker m aker wins d Balanced1 non-toxicr additives prote c pliable shccis conform^ I plastic jugs inn 1991 I' wilh iis “Gem ini" and “sS n iKENNEW lCK. Wash,ash, - Ag Engineers againsi mcch;jchanical wear. rust, corrosic id’s contours and as theyy c n rc a n il .'.Lorox plus"’soybean so herbicides. i ibili- ■ & Developing Co. of• the Tri-Cilies in the in a scam- and providec good mulii-miiial compatibil :n. tliey l>o‘nd to the cartli in st Slate o f W ashington anannounced recently Tlie jugs areire packaged| al the V an Dicst iy. accordingng lo1 a Cat press release, its "Dam m er Diker" '“ S liminer. I pany headquarters in Webster:r id mecis performance requiruire- thal it had defended its Tliis nuid aeainst R«ll-A-Cone . Paynyne .said the fact tliat llie m; S ”'/o w r'" Cal hydraulic syslem compnipi)- patent successfully agai nicnls for C;i riiXumpanx-JDJ-:^L.v.?£y..ceffective for pyching dciec E iP J H U L Z ' ■' in hvdraiilic s; iy relatively resca^r. dieiiic‘rcc^Ty*p^5fiJ^^^ ower Roll-A-Cone has agreigreed, as of March 6. Jhcic lining proccss is not only i ; mil rc c o m n i^ le d lor pt)w ; and S l per i l i ^ l ^ o m rimcrcial n c rcsull o f recycling cf* rials, II II' 's or 1992.10 cease maiuifaciifacuire and salo oj'jils incxpcipensive - between 50 ccnts ar shifi iransnii>.missions, engmcs. clutches said. Work* ^ » n agnculu:ulture. ••spider dikcr" implemeimenl. according to a squarerc fool - it is fast. Payne sail brakes. , an on-going cam m itnieni by liable press release froni Ag\i l:il:ngineers & Devel- canan line up to 600 siiuarc feci o f soil in ^ ^ “This is an it can Ik; ii^ T ’.vheiiever a hiodcgradal Dfl Pom," sayslys May. envi- oping Co. an hou3ur. iinii non-lo.\ic),\ic lluid is desired due u> en> further agreed lhal il sensiiiviiv, n iis may incluelude Koll-A-Cone has furt! yi,iadias;bccn^uccfts.siiilwto _____ n , V - - —.,KllLVi‘il- L loiiairsEfflaioKaytiEftnfflism; UO«lbC.C(*f!HlS •alMo-* •VjTraLnnRt'rifflpttniem!!-:ms‘WTth“muhjple-?»p>--'^,2l^ ^yoT2aW40-yeaf!;: ------rn*"' areas, residenJeniial distncts ancl inilusiri;il I . . . ag chemicalI dealersdc and farmers, wc in* der wheels mounted on a common shaft jp and tl in* .i y ,q contiimtinue packaging more andnd ■ cations. ie liner docs not leak a drop ^ ------T i i r ^ rrTTyno'm T e5rs‘'i5TMc‘fT:ftl3bii S“w cc3 ''^ v v th , siiid'agcTCDW r*Erbicid#m recycl^THC^ Euro- Dammer Diker paienl.:nl. according to the u:yclcd plastic resin is made and loxiciiyly lesti criteria used by the Eui ing proft^or Gcrald_WKtcstcn^r^^oi__^gipg as recyc iper^prcssjclcasc.— ^ ------pean-GrganiT;miwlion-for-Economie-Coope Dtfvclopment and U.S. Envirc/iron- Ag Engineering hasas i; issued a’ blanket li- ^cakaicage can cause water lossesS ofoi u p 10 50 ^ ■ „ . lion and Dtfv ^ "Canopy”' is is a proven bum dow n herbi-bi* cense to farmers who0 hadh; previously pur- em in unlined diiches. mental Proiccotcclion Agency. )HKJ~with-B'^‘de^wiih-rairesidual-broadlcaf_conirol foifor ilc-in-5-and-5-5-gullon-contaimiliiwrsi—chased“Roll=A^Conmpi -spider dik^;..-. to coir . tic"lining”m aicnai ts applle ------rtvailablcH use in no*iillII andai rcduced-iillage systems:'5 :'“* Cat BIO HYl4YDE is SA E rated at lOW.^ it ii is tinue using those implcnelements. ^uck-ik-m oum ed lining machine, iif l- _ ,'I __ ------not recomminmendcd for ambient tcmpeipcra- .. ------a ^ e and 'a rcseaich team ■alTWontanaat ‘‘preyiew""provides- p farnicis-with-roia -ith ture^bclow2w 20 degrees F or pperating• telern- Inventor m akess f:fake concrete c U niversiiy have been lestinting the pro^ iion nexibilitylity as well as bum dow n will till pcraturcs gregreater than 180 degrees F. J and the machine since 1985.15. residual broadoadleaf control, use in no*til eadily BOZEMAN. Mont.-it. - A new technology cess a xxx-ntrxm 11 I blodcgradabl ion ditches and canals, lauon3n .m achines by 1993 and1 m n arket the Compiled &om w ire repon>ns caided. It is suitable for bumjming ter seepage m irrigation ______natclv discar ir'fucl----- The-new-product-iRiR-ihtf-brainchild-oUn^ ll proccccss------: in an cncloiiilosed, contioll^'bumcrfor'f ^Ghers-exj[pandiilaarch-bassed plastitics wort UNIL^reseaw n**Corn*Cl^c’R"A‘5S5^'“TtitlHrtt’TWhat this research aim:m's to •r to Applying knowledgdge gained the f?atIonal“^ id ex fN (*raska “ NatuiiturarRcsources team is eager tc id continuing funding findfind out. Expandable bead and ____ ^ University o f Nl through four years’ research' rc on ciation. and es, he______sceils it commercialized.. am».ihc.icam_fromjlte:iiebjebraska Com Dcvdops-O^ini-iinn^are d ifferent processes Thlin’roccss-OTinbiiKs-ijO-perper— exifyded-bioplasUc-foan faid.' T nd what w orks forr one r~ LINCOLl^Tf^TNcb. - Building on Tti: investigate menl. Utilizaization and Marketing saicl nt siarch. foojJ chemicals and wawa- now is siarting to won’t automatically work in the Iheir strides in bioplastics l develop- cent: : used in ex- Board, and lh(Ihe U .S . Dcpanment o f woi = wilh' 20 percent conventionaonal whether siarch can be i other. ment. Univcrsitirsity o f Nebraska-Lin- ter v lyrene (EPS) Agriculture : also help support olhi ilystyrene resin in an extruderider. pandablc bead polystyi Tlie EPS project is another:r step coin researchtrchcrs are exploring polys inology pro- UNL'sbioplaplastics research. T It; mr>chine's heal and mechanicanical processing. EPS leclin' in tJNlifs onDoinc e fforts lo cr ------prospectft-for-or-incorpoating com, Thcj iroducis such Airhie-Plas icrgy blend ingredients, crealin]jling duce.s morded fCfllirpri; more environm enially frieiiendly ~ starch inio anoimother pla.stics-making encrj fee cups and tics manufaci'acturcr. has agreed to moi jffy .foam bioplasiic in a variei;rieiy as foam coolers, coffei packaging made mostly ofif raw ______ptttcess,______puffj wiih-UNUrescardieri_piic 'shapes; siw-s'a'nd'deiisilit^^ ------bCJd'bo'aTd'insulation— malcrials from Nebraska field:id srtic ------process they invehtcd, EPS process* to investigateate starch’s potential in mai Ubing'ii pro ■C6mniercial-scaie tests yieldedled a If starch works in El the potential , EPS proce.ssiilising. said. Biological SysSystems Engineer Mil- inciional. waier-resislant extrude'uded ing. it could broaden ti •‘My emphasis is on uiili:ilizing> ■ ill and Food Scien- ics and com Hanna saidaid he Tirst must evalu- ford ^Hanna ioplastic foam containing &6() markets for hioplastic: readily renewable resourcesos we 1 Rfangan Chinnaswamy "lop who heads ate Airlite's''s technology to deier- rea lisi/Cliemisl RT; i;rcenl com slarch, Hanna said, sail .starch, said Hanna. ' can produce in Nebraska." hle e said. : Juceextnidedfoambioi’ Agricultural mine ihe polloiential for incorporal- can already produc hat means slarch someday coui:ould UNL’s Industrial / .Bioplasiics’ econom ic pole)ieniial Je moslly o f com starch ing starch ihtinto the company's ex- .i phislics made i i; ihe main iiigredienl in loose-fi;e-fill Products Center, looks promising. Siarch costsnIs sig- and other• readily renewahfe. food Tlie cenier seeks lo) expandc agri* isling proce.sse-ss. ■ ackaging. egg cartons, fast foo iriitc's syslem is under- nificaiilly-less mf than plastic rresin. degnidahle maimaterials. ‘ now cultural. markets byy- developing • After Airli lamshclls and oiher products, no' JL ' researchers plan to HaHanna said. patenling ihis invention. . j basVd new non-food uses fo;for crops and siootl, UNL UNL is paic lade of pctroleuin-bast: ifferent fomiulalions of IIf slarcli-ba.sed phislics capiipiured lituie or_Agriculliire and livestock, process diffc ------‘ and Ihe Inslitui olysiyrene. ‘ . expandable- bead evieven half the loiiil market for fo: ex- s in- 'Hie bioplasiics lean-im received a starch. » A Eurwean company has ii ranrfrtjm -ttic—polyslyreiw-TK>-r«st«HHHUawr-4iwuu.-mi .4ciiduii..>uuul __ - ..I s iii.____ uire3’^iTl^)iaimng'TrT7ceiisei'siT’n»'*'StW'^0()t)ne'-yeai' i grai polyslyrcne- f«iim,'-483..'mimillion _____ id'to^cTcplorc- rials at the; plant,p! •anil-anaJy7c-pro-;-po ...... Irc^u'ce exlruded l)ioplaslicss Tfor W orld Wildtifc'-Fund pounds of siarch from 15.3 mimillion M J ’ prtK grating stanih-^ccss.pcrromirm a n c e .J i______,P9 •>iropc;i»-siilcs,. Hanna.said.Jindand.a_ilic,potcnliaLoLimcgri •^btishef!t-of*con)-would-l>e-niMlecdcdt-n.irvR':. J ^ 11 I-12JLM —|yir< »ST)roccssing7-^Hunnu-5ui S l n n i j uX SERVICE [ ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ III -FfllyPrP rocessed Top H ogs ■ >1 EATOI’ •K illtafing-Cutting*Curing- ■ ;------■0|K.TCALF| Vacuum Packing. ■ B^gggSatSifucAL, J l ING ..SDA^SInspected Locker Beef W W 11 t J CONTRACTOR f1 DRILLII m _i H — .&-Bump.Seali,lc ejn = . ’iekup o f Custom B eef _ ■ Commercial Mini-Cossia Area ~D ... • Industrial ^I I For Protosslonol R Y A N T ’ S I H H Scrvlco, call I ___i_Besidential__AW ------5 3 6 -2 2 2 3 — ‘E m H I All Work G u a ja n te e dX ^ ____ In Wondoll,1 ^ 0 . r i P A CC l K I N G C O . J B g M U i n 'iOlii^Ave.W . I .678-5411. — . ■ Tw iny«ii»>^-e6oa, J _ 1 9 0 6N. ^ M A IN « BURLEY _H ' V ■3 ' ' __ \ ■ ______1...... i - 1 1 I Saturday. April! 8, :t 99:992 Magic Valloy Ag Weekly:kly Twin Falls. Idaho — uu. _i_"d*em£6Sl£ea<2 H e y gi^ e e n h o n T est y uI’r b ra n di i n ’ H 1^.— - sm a rtss w ith th[lis H Wc had sistance to our brand- ' the host* S u z a n n e ess. After ' t h e -i f H u x h o l d (lie green- J tie^ she m horns there I*'- /tl- who wcre>xially pretty unsuinsure of denly and screams:is:“Whidjdo Ihcir derfgnatcd brandingg rorole, 1 you prefer SimmiesesorSalersr i w ideas You sublimely countcrcoi a) “Is (Jccidcd to boHDw a few i MARK KINaWlaiitaolc V(tKT *e WMkly from an old cowpunchcrr palp: of Ihis all the appleiple pie you __ I' = S n m B M ia i "brjmirngHlp'wanna^ s™ **TcircS"Bos'Vn3ic3s'1Is 10 Bos tau- Ifyou arc planning lo alleattend a rus." c) “Salcrs. I1 grew up in r n mcy**wimrai:^------1 ' W M T ‘Tiniiuirnfgas-rt'trirt'mrtettTOR55CiJ^*Navy town ------able future. I urge you to lo lake ways gentlemen, to me." _ d ) _ J L ▼ mT , iFalisryoutlrrraisesxo 9WS^ — iliiH-ieM.------_^!Simmiesjire-fine-iCjLyo'uclfehcekZ ^ It wiil help you lo dcicn:tcrrnine‘ arc 8 feet high, andsnd Salers are your branding knowledgegc defi-, O.K. ify o u like loacoads. Give me ______dencies and allow you lo0 looklo a a calm ol'.B niahmmcr.any,_day.” c .. .. JL cognizedl as Starr Farm©^ liltle less o f a foo| when.lhc-Ihc-.time., c) "Y ou're sweet: tott ask. but -1...... ‘ or awards at thee lcIdaho State FFA _ciinjcs. ______don’t really feci1 icomfortable BvMarkKc ^ d ; ______- rii 2-4 at the Col- li Oiscussing my sexsex lite witli Ag W eeklykly writer Youth convention April : y ClovcrCrcek lege c)f Southenin Idaho:U you." Lm !& i^a8!!.sssuj rtfj j.-'a ja 1^ I Scclion I: Multiple Lhoicioioe*’ ^ f S T X iu jffie fe ran iS S n ^ ^ f n o ^ milk cows he nopii? will bber w animals ne workedi= ST -~'“ “ 'Siafe'GI J Choose one of the foliojllowing lice a couple off ranch r hands help pul hirhim through college. tlthe skills hc learned, the FFAFF of- Treasurer, ValValentin Celaya. —nnswcnnharbcsr-fit!rihr(ic*Qucs-' standin^over a'cowow-in-distress. ------“ H ta rteled-my-projeel-as-a-fresh— d 'fices-hc-has'hcld-and-his-g fl i-geneml-Q55gjj^^T-^-rter- lerrHcidiBcndorf: ------lion; One of them says,s, "I' think we man. Basicasically. what i ’ve been FFFA involvement. Bliss. oughta tube *er.” doing is; rc:reinvesting in my. h«!fd.'* EJut his projcct is the mostost time- I. After slapping on *he You n , jyourself: a | l>“ , "I’m trying to increase cconsuming part. tural Sales______d and mv numbers, so “Diirinji lhe schooLvea„vnr. ii s A gricultui fitr thi» ggthw , lhe:JlcaxcsL_:i\Vhori^-wi»-ilicy-i ne y-cvcr-fmd-u—. »w herd i goJCLCollege il can keep lllike 20 hours per week.”' helu said. a n d Sservices e i cowboy drawls "Yu’rr„ P®'*)' surfboard big eno:nouuh?" b) -ivhcaJ go- “ During thc sum m er I spent smells a tn t thnishy. paid.”^ ,, "She's a lillle hcfi;cfiy, sure, but m c.gom g.g." V‘‘ “ Murccc Slasin)itny. Valley High Yout-outtfct-rcsponso-wc-would-£jf^5.-5hc-rcatly-nc Ticcd'tiposwr— ■— This“•month.-his-projcct-won—n mo more lime,out heiQ_and it's production^ rack------— bc: a) “ r n i sorry, maybely ^ the liopr- c) “Oh muj^ord. r Will . him slaiewlewide recognition as Ida- li like 40 o r 50 houre a wcelcT’ diversified li\livestock produc-; Included in his work is tc cinch is joo liuhl." J>) ‘"E> . ,hcy ever be able^e'to get to lhe lio’s 199292 Slur Famicr at Future fruit and vegetable the calves that inevit.ibly me. is lhal a ,femalc‘’lerm?™-, cccuinV d) “ Miiybc,'be I’d Iw Vise Farm ers; ofo f America’s annual con- tl Sv Fred Buckway. •'Well ihen.,j)ass m e thebe Ihoof- PO, 10 mention my own batile veniion in ir Twin Falls. Jared f from any dairy. i_ Shoshone Highih SchcK>l; horse -picM-W udKad,-d).im)L%-anl-L_^th-bloat-sincc-i-rth here?" School f M. won the other lop flclal f insemination, ihcjr« ir bull ™ / 'i calves command a high prpricc as H.gh School. ______7. A fter lunch ,that_aftOTppn,_thi state awartward - Star Agribusiness- c "breeding stock, for-otfier-d 5r”ATtfii5' brandin^iiic^ you-you push back &tim the table, man; r-dairics,_ j;;5aaershi|hipcontests------tire standing with the5 oysterc tip your h at l ^ k , ajand announce Q uesnellle ll’s project w as live- M ^ att Quesnell .said. • Each year, about ^ perccrcent of Prepared publiiblic speaking: I. bucket, and you hear a gn in a loud voice: stock prodiroduction. He tended I2'" voice cry out, “GRAB :i lambs, 10 feeder pigs. FFA F members receive stai Magic Valloy Ag\r^gWeekly.'Tw'inFalts; Idaho 'Sa'Salurday.’ Apr()i8,'1992 ’ > ' ' - , 2 1Igneeftw n o i o g y &— Brkiefly^------mor LcRoy Payne, operatoror of innova- Herbicidesles com e in recyclablesis ■ C at offerfers biodegradable oilill . value or must bc recycl:ycled or dis|w scd at an vcnic approved waste dispJispos.il facility. Any livee Proccss Corporation, olof Billings, Agricultural Products has aniri- Cat biodcodcgradablc hydraulic oil isIS now i spillage should bc handled ha according lo MononL. and Denver. IC availability of its “Preview’w ” _.avaiJaWc-tli--tlirough Caierpillaf-deaJcni.-7i,-B;o current mineral oil spill tdcesfiancetem iexjgpand^feareh“basfiied-plastfes-w orlik — lal Com-Growcrs-Asso- ThaThai's'w hat this research aim:m s-to— UnivcmtyofNirN Sw aska - Nulumural Resources team is eager;er tto A pplying knowlcdedge gained the National stwitc it commercialized. through four years’ research i on ciation. andnd continuing funding findfind out. Expandable bead andid ex es. he LINCOLN.'J. Neb.1 - Building on This Th proccss combines 80 peiper* extruded bioplastic foaoam, ihc leam from the Nel'Nebraska C om Develop- tmsimsion arc different processes r one ------^------Iheir stridcs-in--in bioplastics develop— cent:M .starch.-food chemicals and1 w:wa- n o w .. is starting to□ .- investigate mem. Utiliz.lization.and_Markcting_said sald._and_what_works_foii_ J the U.S. Department of wotwon't automatically work in the ______mcnt. Universitrsiiy of Nebntska-Lin- terr with v 20 perccni convention:ional whether starch can bcX5 used in ex- Board, and tr coin researchirchcVs' are cxplonng polyj)lystyrene resin iir*an exiruoeuuer. panoaDlc tx.*ad polysiyslyRTne (EPS)” AlTlculnire- Tlie EPS project Is anotherT :step prospccts forbr incorporating com Thciie m achine's heat and mechanic:nical processing. EPS icchrihnology pro- UNL’s biopli)plastics rese:irch. T i^lastics, an Omaha plas- in in UNL’sI onpoinn efforts to crcreate_____ X SERVICE L n \ EATOI\ s r I* Full) Processed 'r Top Hogs ■ ing-Cutting-Curing- ' H ■ @ | | e .t c a u > 1 ------WMW euctribu. X 'acuum Pacidng I DRILLIIING .JsSInspected Locker Beef I^^ICM TRACIOR® H ' & Pump Servic Inc. ickup of Custom Beef • Commercial ^ loi,. Mini-Cassia A)ica ..... —^Industrial • , I I - For Professional■ R Y m r s ~ ^ - m ■ I — Scfv/ee. c a H _ ^ • Residential- ■m 5 3 6 -2 2 2- 3 | ------•»M E A T - H EfflPS All W ork Guaranteed ▼I In Wondoll, Idaho. _ 1 B M iH D < k a P A C: k l i n g C O . H loiininAmi.w. I iliSB ' ' .678^S41^. - ■ TwinyaU»V7g4-g60a. JI'W rnkt ^ 9 0 6/. ^ M AIN » BURLEY -M \ ------! . . • 1 Salurday. April18.-I8.-1992 Magic Valloy Ag WeoVeokly Twin Falls. Idat» m m : Hey ^greenho: )m! ^ Testyiu ’rbraniid in ’ ■ smartts withtithis I ------r s W S i J S - Wc -had- > _ sistwra''tb~ our brand- th e host- ing last ’.gT, ^ Suzanne CSS. After • ^ssdH m A ftfds.^tr^ -.f.stfc-axeiR ,r. Ksi-stnsta '’T tcat^nr- “■ nessgd all ' ~ y' Clover Creek( -formaU- the green- _ | ties, she homs (here • whiris sud. who were really preity unsureun of deoly and scream;am s: **Which- tt Quesnell oversees mayay help pay his college bil h ry iding help w a n n a -bc c ’s, s. fecTcd Bos indicu:icus to Bos tau- P ^ bills som eday. o-attend-r-ros;...... c) " S a i m r branding soon o r in thc foresee- f( Navy town andi they t were'' al- T \ l —ablo-fuiure;-!-ufge-you-lu-toM uke^wnys^ehilemen-n-to-m cr’— d)------winEailjs^ouiifc]raisesG cOWS, this test. “Simmies arc finenc if your fences' ' It wilt help y o u 10 delldelcnnine are. 8-fccLhigh^a^ancLSalers-arc------^— your branding knowledge:dgc dcfi- O.K. if you like; load.s.to Give me W d \ £ ihmmutiiuwlauUL— ■ B T l ^ c o p iiz ^ € F ~ ...... liitlelcssofa fool when th d^as-StaiaiE aFm € n thc time e) “You're sweetet to ask. but 1 com w . :i:l..CQmrorublc ------B y -M aw rk k-K - ind------er aw a rd s ut thhe e Idaho Stale FFA - Clover Creekg k di.scussing m y sisex life with Ag Week cekly writer ______Y o u th convention Aprilpril 2-4 al thj Col- =“ =Braii(tmg=S*rh™ rlrGrnf^n.ith-m ^ IN FALLS - Malt QucsncHI cly of factors, including’ thel) num - Section 1: Multiple Choi:hoice 6. After the branranding, you no- h a s 14 m ) miiH c o w s h c h o p e s w illI ber of animals hc workerked wiih. Choose one of the following foil tice a couple of S tate! CO fficers ofjanchJiands _____ lielp-put-hut-himJhrough-coIlegc.------— the-skiils-hc-lcam cdrthc 1 answers ihat best liis thc qaes- standing over a co Valentin Celaya. cow in distress. "i siariclaried my project as a fresh-' riccs.he has held and his lion: One of them says, G o^d™ ’porla)rter, Heidi Bendorf. i ^ , “I think we m a n . Basically. Ba> what t’vc beenI FFA involvement. ^ oughta tu b e 'c r.” d o in g is reinvesting I in my herd," But his project is the mom o st tim e- 1. AAer s l a f ^ g — oi You think 100 yourxdf: a) said.d. "I’m trying to incrca.sci consuming pan. —leatherforthe-gftther. thcJ5°®*” ®t^^W EFrwinEy,ey e v e r (m d a n ty “ lffiriFiiYd=und=^ny=nHnin>eR=;!^' “ [)uring~ihe“ KchoDl'"yi•yeat7~ir7r -rt^HM Huj :^wboy^»-dxawls,»^u:r<. *£ffi5ugTrr”* T r" "^trcn-^gi»«gcrTn-ytrtfege-lrfttir tecir- rrgliatir"' a‘ria"Se sncUsAtnt thmdiy..pard.”«. ------—usijc^-n^idj^hcfhcftyr^ure. but mu going.in g ." ^ , Your correct responses c w o u ld „ ' need lipo'suc- "this; month, m his i^rojcct won. more time out here and it Lstny, V allcy ” H rp h "‘------Iw: a) " r m so rry , mayfcoyW llie ..I ..Qh m y w ord. W ill h im slate>atewidc recognition as Ida- like 40 or SO hours n week,gj. •• ic h o o l; b e e f production. prc Brack- • ciiidi is lob tight.” b) “E - »l)lele to gel 10 the ho’s 199^992 Star Farmer at Future •Included in his work isis 'lending JJivcstock.produc- m e,' is ihat a fem a le te rm ; fruit and vegetable KbJ i f cecum?" d) "Mayblybc rd bc wise Farmersrs ofo America's annual con- the calves that inevitaiblj% nisull l'»n. Quesnell; fn —^VcllMhenr-pass-me-th©- fi^oinanydaify. ------— production;------Fr pick.yajughead.” d) “Wh: V hy a m I ^vith bloat sin c e 1 I arrived.") al Brackett.:tt. president of Filer High Becausc the Qucsnellss useu ani. Shoshone Highgh School; horse here?" , ill Slinemates. Bliss I-I..J______I - .. I^V ptib£=Shy,(,tS£» t that aftianoon, ..jitutc awaiiward - Star Agribusiness* calves command a high f 2. At the b i u i ^ g nre.. fire you you ^ack fromfre the table, man. ' breeding stock for otherur dairies, _ , , . are standing with the i ® tip your hat back,c, 8and announce Quesnelsnell's projcct was live- . Matt Quesnell said. Leadershi]hip contesfs bucket, and you hear a gi in a loud voice: s to c k production. p ro H e te n d e d 12 Each year, about 3 per voice cry out, “GRAB lercent of Prepared publiublic sp e ak in g : 1. 21 hinibs, 10 feeder pigs. FFA m e m b ers rc c c iv e .stai THAT DADGUM A a) “Is Ihat all1 tlIhc apple pie ‘ '“ f ' J K stale FFA Quesnell: 4. Janilanie Varic. laager- ) dairy animals, iijcluding degrees, ' Quesnell said. TlTlie Slar man. GREENHORNl" you made?" b)1) "Good gnib. “"ll 50 milk cows. Bul that was Farmer and Slar'Agribusinisinessman— —E^tcmponmeou Vou should: a) mn. b) b ()m*"'n’!>'am. T lianks for foi noi makin' I"' eous speaking: 3. his lime." e) juslhalfoIf of his project. are chosen f ro m th e ra;ranks of Celaya. your hand in thc oyster•r bt u c k et linguine thi.^ I give me those "The oil: olher part of my project is Ihose ' who cam degrees,, QQuesnell Creed speaking;ing. 4. John Auth. Jind throw the obvious objobjeel ai V™ S' y working'for my dad." said. ' • F iler. \ ‘ ■ • him. c) reach for thc blinding bra "f'l”; look atal while them actually \ Quesnell was also clecii;c icd vice iron, d) fv ihcf] _____other fellers are out3ut a’wallowing Matt Questucsnell, 17^ e x p la in e d . -prcsideni-of:.4dnho-FFA"«- ...... ______ I ■ r - — M agic Valleyy AgA{ WoeWy. Twin Foils, Idaho 5Saturday. April IB. 1992 e s i e sS S is,j,S ^S i3 |3 M esat-judgir i ing contesr t draaws 45 CODmpetitorrs . m B S ^ U B y C laikiM M iller A g Weeklydy w riter Youth i L ' ' TW IN FA?/ LLS - Seven univer- ”prem ier shows in the country ■ sitics fromm six states wcrc rcprc- “T here’s not another plai scnted att the 2 ist annual North- the ,|, country w here w c can lo o k at western Meat Animal and ^beef, pork and lamb all in o ne ptrcoss EyEvaluation Contest- lost p|placc,” M artin said. ^ ^ ^ ^ S S f r ^ w c c k e n d in T w in Falls. • , Independent plant marlanagcr Its judged- classcs of Ted f, Ogden said the companm y sc- m arket andnd breeding hogs, iM ibsjglects th e 18 ra tile ^ l? hogsg s a n d ^ '' ■ tiW and cattlee con the first day OfThc— p13 lamBsjudgcdty thc"stududcnts. contest. TIThe sccond day was After judging the live m arket spent cccoolers at Indcpcndeiit classes. Ogden’s crcw slaugjg h tc rs P I H I I ^ H H M eat Co.. glgrading carcasses. the livestock so the student:nts can Texas A.A&M University took judge the carcasses of thele live top team, h(honors and the Univer- ^anim als they saw the day bciwforp. top naiiaU udp^^^® ^^meat and carcass evaluation Booth of the • Univereity of test for cach o f the past 2 1 years,yi W yoming.g. Idaho’s L ori B n c k d t,' “Il’s a very valuable totool to y ^ | ^ ^ | ~ ^ c k , had^adthe ftfUi-highcstscorc ^this,” Martin said. “A lot ofo f b ig - le 45 competitors. •' , CLARK UUEnMi^ ger com panies won’t do it.” t Martin, mrat scierilist' 'yTcam s competing in the: eventi S t u d e n t st lotook o v er c a rc a sse s at IIt n d e p e n d e n t M eat C o. at Washingington State University ^U'crc Texas A&M; Idaho; Ic a n d 'a n oorganlzcr-qf ^ the-cvcnt,—"Wyoming;— ^ WSUJ— Bri|righam ------said the jijudging contest helps Young y University; Utah; S tate ’ students tatake - Imowlcdgc from . ^University; and Califomiaa S tate w the classrocroom and apply it in the jjUniversity at Fresno. NKE - n c i d . iResulp from the contcsest for M B l n daamow ^ - “It reallyIly is a good final exam . s m u B the tojf three in cach cTasTwi 3 for our classcs,” cl Martin said. ---- I A ^M - •? — - “ThcyxamUl make sure what wc rc f., I d a - I \T telling thenlem squares jvith what’s h'ho; 3, W yoming. K k - ______happeningIg ini th e real-world.” O vobII tndividnal: l.rBBooth, M ” MaHinrsaia'bnIyTl»'e'tortudg=--V SI “ W y o m in g r~ 2 r—Q icn— M: I ^ E y —Ih^•mmm ■ >”8 Sludcnfcnjfs from cach uniyersjty- A & M ; 3. Jody Petty. W SU.J- ■ . llA f con^tedd ini: the Twin Falls con- ' Msrket tr I N I l E H J A&M;2.Idaho;3,Wyominiing. ;«r/tsrt«iCT«arc% i»ti :ta tar m s rtxu.i.ui . — UmON - 0 On^ily Authorized ~U~___ ^ rced iiig sziint&L.iDdividiiiual:_I.___ ■lIBInRm Martin, A&M; 2, Chris Ricichard- iTEMS 1 ^ son, A&M; 3. John Hcpton.>n. Ida- ■■ 1 I ■ V i l h(ho. Carcass, team : 1, A&NtM : 2, in |H1J! ItIdaho; 3, WSU. Pto^J^ ^ e a tter e Efficiency I ______^ 2 . j ij . y « " f- “ '• The grower progiigrams the center pivlivot's Carcan;tndividoal: I.MM artin, — ...... y ij— A&M; 2.*rdryrWSU;-3.*f•K aw c— operation. 1 EElldbracht, A&M . , • Allows virtually lalabor free irrigation.'• • Yes,s, we have them W instockl W 2Angus queeen p e ra to r Conveniilienee- - -Giguaranteed-ffl- -. I 'in.dpw-injeasy ,.r._iM r9.&djspl?y.'_Vi'!0 read------^H -FaclLrtpiyTRiiectW J i d ^ function keys. - ' ■ r MWees o n ^ ~W Idaho Angus Queen JeJeanette • Separate volt meileter and hour meterer allow o iddered i boots. ffl Fullerf of ■ ■ ■ ■ FalU ■ ■ ■ for continual stat;atus update without Slightjhtlyhighei prices j j will « travel to " s o u t h e r n T' cluttering the coi;om puter display. I o n imscocklnvehtoiy. n : Hr Reno, R Nev., this week to I I D A H O \ , ------;H . -T ick ers'-'-” r j-'o"compete in v .'■ _ _ _ _ _ XA^\lRRIGATION \\ „ RAMS , the Western r Operating Cos>sts n W w|aterai Stores W' States s Angus \ 678-i415 "^P-Provides Lower WtOWMTWIMWMUU u •.More precise conontrol, uniformity of’ .Assoctation DneoftheLareest qqueen con- ,..— .— ...... application.ancLsI s d ie d iilin g jjf ry.Dii.tim S S - ___ - H B o «i t S S e ^ o n s In Idaho d n u 9'W est'M ainr ...... - e r meanjpcreas'edi fprofits at year end. % « = c o „ t e . ■ - - B u r l e y _.._ -tw ill b c ' hd d ,tnc conjunctiono n ,wilh • ...... : '::iti;.W , Jl ssw i !*uipi!ai, ■ . I Saturday, April1118.1992 II MagfcV&lleyAgWfl WeoWy Twin Fans. Idaho -1 _ ♦ M E B f f l Speakeer:4-Hl(leaders p])lay integgral role5 in self-eiesteem By Katby Vitek Waggonc cruitcdited through word of mouth, nono- speaker, talked abouiUl leadership Rusty Hazen,m. Twin Falls County; Ag Weekly corrcspondcndeni YYouth lices ^ s sent to school ond advertiseisc- roles and the future of 4-H, Then Jennifer Chenelency, Gooding County; ■' mentIt tthrough the media. At-rislrisk iceii leaders from Distristrict III at- Rhonda Connoniwl, Blaine Couniy; Idaho 4-H held a I » Leadphip' or the child's's situation■ can changc kids5 m ay.not comc into the clul:luS~ tended the workshopsK and orga- Tasha Wolfe,Ife, Minidoka Couniy;..^ Confcrcncc M arch 2}J lo l discuss (lie at-risk siatualus. (hrougt:lugh this proccss. Members caican I nizcd the refreshmentsnts at break John Kobntopiloi^, Twin Falls Coiin- “youlh at risk.” “So ifsadyrdynamic situation.” be cnccfncouragcd to invite others amind limes. ty: Nathan Sm;Smytfa, Canyon County; Jeff Rflst, Camas Courounly Exten- 4-H leadersrs needi to be aware of new' familiesfa can be contacted by b; Teens who attendedled included: A m ber FesseoeCTden, Minidoka Coun- ■ sion Agcntj said lhat he lold 4-H 'changes in bchDchavior o f club mcm- other:r p;parents. Michelle Zollinger, Cassiassia County; ly; and Joriri ] Dameron, Minidoka leaders that they need:cd to build, bcrs and lo be willing to form a “MoiMost 4-Hers right now havec ia Keith C alkins, Lincoln;oln Couniy; Couniy. strong relationships WUhv, club bond wilh themicm. lot oof f pparental support but we ncc(ced mcm^rs who niay bee a at risk for Kids who) aarc at risk will be .to havihave a broader impact," Ras:ast low sclf-csiccm. poor.caicare and de- drawn to 4-HH bccauscI of ihc rela- said.I. A nalional 4-H initiative wavas prcssion. • tionships thereere, not Ihc program, passedsed abiiut two years ago to ad “Kids today, arc boAtj ( l ^ c d by They m ay initialitiallyrcjccl others, be* dressa iat-risk children. Pat Hen problems aoJ.sfrrst, vA m s s m aa >ffit.more-cQU8e-lhcy-ha-havc'becom e-accus’-'~dricks->b-w as-hired as the statc youtl 'No Mtiiihnim ■ No iTi training to drive a car thsthai] |& raise tomed to beinging rcjcclcd. 4-H lead- at-riskisk (coordinator Iasi jtpap. children” says Rast. ^ c r e is no ers and parentsnts have lo take Ihe ini- "IdeaIdeally. 4-H helps kids find ou sharp definition for an ai-iat-risk child, {jaiivc to seek:k (out kids al risk. Rast where:rc Ithey arc at, then helps then Every kid is on a slop — AysnNr^wisKAP)'- ling' tlietir 'u u 'a y \)UL'on T ig s ti»tlllfnwitr’ThFcnilT^'uRrre: i ill^ documcniary "Hai'Harvest o f poverty and rool•oollessncss. quircmccmcnts for CAMPcrs ^ fresh-sh- T R U C K S •TRAILMLERS MACHII:h i n e s h o p Shame" reported ihat-oo^ wliool graduates who man EnjEnglish and math, FORKLIFT. TESTEr ENGINES TOOLS &4 IEQUIPMENT inigrani worker had ever/er graduated worked in thele fields( for at least 75 Studcudents usually take other typicalcal ‘eoGMCeOOOTRUCKw/AlnuiiimsBUnirt)yr>all LAGUN REPUQLIClLIC»T.l7j60MoutUimo, •from'cotlegc. days over iheIC past j two years - or first-yea•year courses such as psycholo-|~ Turrot 4-Ton Ctano, JeOo»0 » angina. S i2 2 3'4' tpuWio..3 3 &4& )awchucks.- \ InJ522.-SQlomon Ton „ ip.vani. 0.00-20 rubbv.OO/. 03.000 Rvla*. UCUN nSPUDLICUCFr, I 1 Twfot MJl.no Mj. - j rggcs-is.two.- whose parentsIs werev seasonal or mi- gy. socisociology. g n o m ic s and com- 7rCMC 6500 TRUCK w/1 Ba Fl- Flattwd, 3ca eh-no. 3Q- labla, monihs from an Ivy Lcagiague law de- grant workerss forft 75 days - CAMP puicr-orr-orientcd oasses. Ms. Ro-kO- e u engino. SS2 ip. nni..O..O.OO-JOtuObw. ( JOHNSON MoCuli>lJMoulQani3Saw.3'4rip. J I. ^ -gree— lhanks-to-his-own-s'n-smarts-and—ofTers-free-firsl Irsiiyear-luilion^room—driguezr h n ,t.ir ftll/OJ U.inl »?ir4 < nniiin- . _ _ _ _ _ .Mu.lreniwinch.3C0()ii«ai> ambilion. and to a progrogram qj a and board, bookooks and other neccssi- This i «ar>o>no.S&2tp, CANE0Y-0 TTO2)'>2) 'Floor O'il Praia lis is a world lo many ol Bant,. O.OP-20 rubber. SHOPDUILTSO-OOTcGOTonHyd>aulicShopP'e»_ small, private universityily that has lies includinglg monlhly spending their■parcntj^^ par 70 CH£VY C30 1-Ton flaiblaSiad, 350 g u . UNCOLN 22S AMPMP WELDER^ ^ -provided—flrst-ycar-scholfiiiolorships-jo_—money:------— ------— ^Ihcii»»ir pfiiyntQ* InvH nf rrf^tpntinnon______ano Ina, miio Iran.______•______WISSOTA PEPgST/i•STAI GRINDER______nearly 2.000"bthcr migran;rant children' . But CAMPP i;is much mow than a is. on1 theihi average, maybe elemcntaiyirv •ei CHEVY CM TRUCK. TBa;TB; R u s t a n :lg ■ E dt t d u r at n c e 0 1n a M I — ■ tang Lady back to health, then ■ down thrthrough the B yT eircUiVTiUifans W trained her step by>y step, slowly foothills of Boise, the y coFiespondwt H o rs e s Ag Weekly c( gaining the h orse's coconfidence. horse andd r rider logged roiling The mustang w asos nev«r ftean, 20 to .300 ;miles three.. BOISE - Naomi Tyler and Mus* ler ter she does,”'tyIer said, smil /eek to prepare ;,ncck. but she sometimes ddisplayed tena- times a weel tang Lady arc names to remember, proudly prc while rubbing Lody’sino i'" she cious streaks o f stubb<)bomess that left for competil Already' ththey are national cham* "Mustangs arc smart, too;" mce, a the trainer, exasperateIted. Tyler later “Mustang Lady endurance racing. This said. sai “Growing up on the range pions of cn f s s u r- f ig u ^ out that this; Vwas the horse’s doesn't havhave, a o f if all goes well, they will ding-y dir horse won’t make it. It’s 5 summer, if a: survival instincts ratiather than defi- speed, butIt shes: can keep be in Bared'rcelona, Spain, E ^ g for vivalvi\ ofthe fittest” speed all day • Mus- ance. a s t ^ y sp the gold in a: world championship Tyler said thal all 'o f her M yler said. “She id then For example,_thc l^^r.to«ltohi ____jacc. I . tangs tail know how to think and ti tMmral-ability— “It wouldlid bcI really neat to take a rcareact sensibly. Their'di^kJsitii^iljons wulk'between bouldct able to “She didn’t w antt to go throu2i“ “'j<^"“ ______wild horsee overo there,*' Tyt o said, arcarc calm, even tempered and abli inds-or-weath— the rocks becausc“o r ” T" •‘Ilh 'ln irsfi?she’d really get T lot of r«reason, sfiesafd!™ fsnaktsimdolh-' '™ '?"lever it &, she publicity. It’s like we’re going back Tyler first saw Mustang Lad)jidy in stincts, to beware o f s horses er.predators,” T y ler c to the land1 of her ancestors.” 191982 when a herd o f wild hoi ngs tend to bc had been rounded «p fromm the ■ - Afler adofidopting seven Mustangs ^ more fuel eC- Owyhee desert and broughtght to Endurance o f her own,m, Tyler, 37, said she is 0\ Tyler 'said, Homedale for public adoption. ’ anxious lo promote this heany He i h a d c o m i ^ addinz "Tt^ e y are defi- 2-yrar-old blagk filjv j^ th arwhitt w . p^jyte prry, ’iUHHgy^TWT"— ------wondcrftil-h' ny. Standing out from the herd,- 'at------real reasonjn I'm motivated, moro ny ctween Arabians To keepwp herwlf in -^ hrtongei tumed toward Tyler, looking < than compel:ipeling for myself. Is lo tw le wild horse for shape foror running up N aom i lly y ii ie r o f B o is e a n d h e r wllclid tious bul friendly, fii^tcn cd butbutcu------Bhou^-pcoplc whnt MtisLinps can tto ryroitri—CTduiance; rides. - Lt -ended i up .with^ dn\wjLhillaJb-gttt-aray-mare. j >rerMu8tang.Udy. - . • aid. - rionous7“Shc was so thinryo>™ default l»ecau» I LadyTa brbreak, the 5- do.” she said. ^ I Mustang Lady b y dc the three- le day they are bom, Mus- see ^ her ribs. I adopted her becau couldn’t find anothth er Arab that I foot-5 Tylayler docs acrobie excmises; They also competed in th< From the d hampions langs are coicontinually on the move, fdfell sony for h e r... It was a whii liked,••Tylcrsaid. and keeps«hCT>eightdowntol35. li cday, 180-mile Race o f Cha took a chancc and it turned out t< , .in Montana, winning first; pplace in ______T yler explaiiplained, so they develop , lo< u arefecrgetic and poshiv^^ \ -a-g^-deoision>” .....------Aflpf n few y earss^f^CTttrom^ ( sutjng Heartcarts, dccp~1ungs,“' luuJ,' n { KTWH . ‘ ihouBnlir (nnniti*nm) Although she had never tniiniained a ing, along w ith a ba) finishing seventh overall. bones andd suresi footing in all ler- horse before, Tyler had been aroaround wild horse began Anil, near Carson C ilf. Ne rains. ' in-their-sevenih-yeaiLoiLtii^.- I horecs all her life. She nurecdd.M K us- toughness o f h e r b . finished third in the 100-m•imic Na- t'The lougl)ugher the course, the bel- ho ■ p cm e, TylCT mid Lady - I , turned aRgKTHHppTi?^ p=lferal^=AnwrieHn«=€Huim|ii ^witiv^ustang Lady gamingng fiist at * ’ have raceded a total o f 4,900 miles. ; > ‘the end on the fi^ two horlorses and ------^ : .Last ypvear. thev won the Tevis t P&606EH 100-mile, one-day racc m;—Ihcn" i wIniliH5 Thff"VCltTinar5n y aw ard — HF0DAY- Cup, a lia, 10 climbing 18,000.feet1 for 1 best-conditioned horse. biggest in , [ ^ ■ Q Q , California,It Squaw Valley across the• These three races, the bij —I ______^G V S9BBHQIIIQII|Bjll|R|yyBB8S Festito f f e r s lb e a n T SS tu 3 y ISnEs^h^micals, ccancer UnrUnivent^ of Mimiesota i chemicals,Is, said Dean Hcrzfeld, a . HealtiIth pesticide,!. a]applicator training spe- deiB ssei^dJleas^—" T n h is springT>lanting-5e8Son-i I ■!— ■_cialist,withith^the. Minnesota Exten- T~ CSts a ncw ‘‘crop" of questionsns for ligating cancer detectection' and pre- sion Servic4--tcaspo-podn-each «oAi and ' •• safe'a f e ? .....- -...... '• ------...... fhmilies,-- points ■ to-rreccnt-studies- r dardize saft»fcty practices and niake - i, including these threhree winners:'" salt RecentR< research suggestsI (hat which show hi^erT thant expected it easier for farjijcis to protect their 1st Place: InaaHtH B lqr. a teaspoolOon cinnamon ' cert2«rtain pesticides may Cause: ■can* rates of non-Hodgluitluns lymphoma own health,'Ith," Hcrzfcid say^. i BEAN CAKE R£ROLL ^teaspootoon each nutmeg and cers:ers o f the blood a ^ brain,n, oc- in farm workers expc(posed regulariy In theI meantime,tr it’s best for Beat 3 -eggs att highhi] speed for cloves lording to Dr. Ian Greaves, direc*di to pesticides, farmers andand others handling pesti- S minutes. Graduallually beat in 1 M cup choshopped dates toroor ofthe Minnesota Ccnter foror Re- “UnUi w c know a lot more, it’s cides to take tal careful precautions. . cup sugar and'2/32/3 cup refried . P ^ beaiu be and .milk, till seanearch in Agricultural Safetyy and best to err o n 4 c sid --milJc^Stir.togcttcn:cn:.:— ------m g j H i ^ ^dientC'Fold c - into bean sive;ive^Jjreaved cautions/“butit it's you're handling agricriciiltur^ chcni-' hold techno:mology specialist witl^tfac >4 cup flour.'•' mixture, mmi ixing just until diy sign:ignificant enough to meritit our icals." ,I ' ' M iiuesotata Extension • Scrvice. i I teaspoon bakin{ I dng powder ingredientsts are motstened. conc Federal regulations)ns are now be- “Wheit protirotective clothing such as I , 2 tea^>oons cinna nnamon Spoon intoto mi uflin tins. Bake at Greaves,q one o f several Uniniver- ing revised to bettere r protect those aprons or gigoggles are'recommeDd- I tea^)0 0 n gingeiIger. • ; - 400 degreestea for 15 to 18 min- gjty,ity o f Minnesota.professors inves-in' who handle and appi;jply agricultural e d ,th q rsshould h o always be worn. a tea^)oon outmcitmet titeso rimItil til golden biown. a tea4>oonsa]tk ttciEieetes ^H3TWS£I‘"7^— """* "Trom "Ect motheranTt'd iisM to 31c2le^"^rm Sc'61 Top with )i cup fmfmely chopped 1 geimanan chow< late cake mix r6Ttc$"ofp?eTiym^ai3” "’" ...... light.of her_chi!dren a ^ - nuts- B a ^ -15 minminutes at 375— 3 eg g s—- ig Wccldy_oorre^)9ndcnV i_. n.andgrandchit_ pineapple. , degrees. Turn ontollo towel sprin* ' T i c ^ w a t — v ------rP o ji^ o vjvcf ei top; 2~sticks*meitcd klcd w ith p o w d^ ^ sugar. Roll 1/3 cup'T ol ^ ^ JERO i^ - M iraew a recipape i s . MOM’S CHERRYLY CAKE margarinee Sprinkle: with 1 cup lassed down from generationon to Pour in greased 9'x X 13 inch pan: fla k ^ c o c o r from narrow end,1, cscake and tow- IK cupcocooked, mashed pinto conut eneration, it proves to be a. tta s ^ One 2 0 ^tm ce cann c h ary pie fill* 1 cup choj cl together. Cool.d1. Unroll. Fill beans. shopped pecans ish worthy .of ]yeseiy^oa.,S■Such ..ing.______...... - ...... - Bakeat-3It 350 degrees for SO m in------— - ♦*<<» fiiltnufipg*,^g^------M ir tflgrigftthi»r iintU iwnnAtti - | rtireisBr'MfT®$raYT9ffliyT!naEB— 1 pound powdereiered^gar Pour into a greased| and^ floured njar-affihcr-Tiiisrsa^’ ------8.oz,.crc9nL ch^icese______M -by.lS-im fiat Jaquetta T\imer, a farm1 >wife pineapple w ith whipFlipped crcam o r ~ Dream rom southeast o f Jerome, reqnm ved S p t ^ e one pac!«ckage yellow W hip. ______2 tablespoons butterbu or mar* 8 oz. pkg.cgTcicam chccse i 2 teaspoons vahillinilla 1 e ^ .V ______(Trick: liiie boltjottom of pan Beat untilntil smooth. Drop by j __ •• ” Wllh w axea paper;7 tablespoonTns into batter. Swin Beat o r processss i in food pro* ch eese, intonto - chocolate batter cessor until smith.th. i Spread over with a knifeife. Sprinkle onto bat* . . -- rakcJilLuP-mil-Cld.chilLSIicc.to_teti_cupxhcchocoIatc-chips;ii.cup______serve. ______» choppcd walnuts.wa Bake at 350 d r a c M ■for foi r5*zu minutes. dgy,0«ne)U^CooLJ.cave..v£.plaiaoi:irost;=«»<=» s =»» FANDTJATE ra p braleanjulcc — — M U FFirre ...... -K cup mainargarine, ' ' 1 cup'cookedi maslicdm pinto ^ cup cociocoa ------— ...... - beans M elt oveiver low h eal Cool- a cup m ilk slightly. AdAdd 3-3^ cups pow- ___ — -— legg-— — -----___= ...... • ( l ^ r i 3ir,_i-teaspoon_vanilla__ ~ ___ 1 cup oil / or pcppcrmimiint flavoring. Beat i ; ■r^,n .^J4-cup4>rown sugaugar«R^-».^»«n..uiitiUsmooth DUu^pread,ooJ}rowi:;.. . IK cup flour. - ... - ies.' — - fien~TojifNeei :d E * I ^ JydrauluE A lFair SIhake..» • m S a l e s &tService I Gi’ Us 1A CallI! SCOUIlf— —— * < - F a r m-Business—" - - “V ^ e a f t hh------^ r- ^ ‘-—Ob Moif-A0ri - — ( s r s m • ------W e s trERN e pARtwi B u r e a u L.IFEif In s u r a n c e C o . s., f Twin Falls, Idaho ,,1564ih,AvB,S. fcffocftanjjDj I ^ ' ’ > iiOS) M .M >rt80»33fr4mH I Magic Vatfoy Ag WeeklyVTwinWet Fansridahfl— Saturiturday.-A pritie,-1M 2------ ______1____ g-W t& .i., Riflkin seteks50‘% dro)p in esating cof beef! u.S- [ campaigns to0 incite,i public -inter- SpoSpokesmen for the caiilc indus ' said the appropriate figure: iis . By M alcolm Glai31adweU ' j------i n n est in: the Persi:rsian G ulf W ar] gene try sa Thc Washingtonion Post , 1 lU JJ iherapy. the' greenhousei effect, closer)ser to 200 gallons, Beef trade statarts promoti( ses experimental1 biological pesii- Therhe ave/age household use W ASHINGTOiTON-Calling,cflt- , 7,000 gallons of wiitcr evere r y - - ...... kgW cddy ll’s whai’s for dinner" wiWill em- cities, eleciroiromagnelic radiation. "107,01 tli: thc sourcc of Ihe "mosi uncon* ^ 8 phasize b e e fs “versasatility. surrogate pareareniing. radioactive year.ar. quiiy" in 20ih-cen- scionabic incqui As Jeremy Riflcin seeks fnxcc Olsen said. "Through resresearch. materials on1 the l space shuttle. Rifkin Rjfi said beef consumplioiion ._ _ economics, activist tury world eco lublicily and advertising timene Ihe beef indusiry has fourlund that various kindsIs of i AIDS research, jn developeddc Western, nations• isi kin on Tuesday Jeremy Rifkin or his low-budget an'i-beef:ef consumers arc lircd ef bcbeing 10 ,he uSDA's> secd-collection j ef- usinging up grain that would otheiier- campaign lo cul launched a ca ampaign. ihe cattle in ------Flankcd-toyrci inanced by Idaho check-offjTf convenient rcci^ iccasmnrrni i ------s,Avery, ati economist with IhIhe — half-dozen othcithcr enviammefliul------^ lollan. ' Ihcir modem fam ily lifcstj hc publication o f his Hudsijdson Institute, the Uniteited — groups supportwrting the effort. °°'i •Television commercials will'ill University o f Florida rcr c S c h 71U- Western beef con- . • latest bOOk| ““ i Beyond Beef: T hc Statesates and the European Cornrnt Rifkin said Wt >c seen during prime time, dayay shows that beef indusiry p lion isponsiblefordcple- bScfdc- Risc,and-FLll ill o f Ihc Cattle C ul- nityly haveh a surplus o f 200 millio sum ption is respi ime. cable and sports pro-no- lional efforts increased b< rain forest and thc tim( tonscns o f grain. lion o f the rair >rams." said Idaho Beef Coun-in- mand in 1991 by 2 pcrcercnl, rc- T. Third W orld S™ d Tuesday the impc- Thct i,( United States is divcrtinling ozone ^ layer. :il spokesman Tom Olsen thistiis suiting in a S6 return ononeveiy •. RifVm said ^anSQjL»i:£mISQ^ -4 )^ffKIMffTpTessTClcaser^-^-" ■-*‘'*'dwck-off«- imals, canccr. li lirertienrr^l^a by®wc-t^ bovine mat- ______.__mpnpppjl5tjc COIcorporate practices. Some air lime also will bc* tx* Rifkin's interest in bo housands-k)f-acres-of—FactsiclR-Coalilion,-3-cattle-industJ stry ------lers goes back at leastr ff ivc y e m .------^Bccausc-lho cd cighi-year cam- boughlght^ - . ire being cul dow n in ' group■oup. Thc planned it when he became concercmcd llial a md Beef.” is schcd- InI addition, a .{he group said it ica to graze cattle, hc j^jf prc- paign. •'Beyond ic- virus found in cattle miinigh. te ,h= South Amcric. Rifkiniian economist, was pn . . ulcd to.beginI ncnext monlh wiih a will bcbe making federal policy rec- :aiing is .coniributing . vjo^.i;ojisly co-director of. the Cit:iti- ...... ci- causc o f A ID S. In 1981■87,-hc pcli> V-style commercials ommeiliehdations ahd filing unspeci- irming. • zcn’s:n’s Commission o f In q u i^ iniinto series of MTV-s tibned the National In:InMilulcsof to glow “ “TO' that Rifkin and his coalition - fied lawsuiis.la' .S. War Crimcs in Indochinina. hc ads urge consumers to cutcut Health lo investigate tlthe allega- H e also saic;aid the beef industry U.S. which includescs Grcenpeace( USA. T^c icicnl and ihat it takes ^oumlunder of thc People’s Biccnteiten- r beef consumption in half jn lipn. is very incfllcii Public Citizenn a:and thc Rainforest their b IS o f waier to produce niblIbl Commission ( and head of llihe sr 10 cnhance personal healthillh O ver the past 10 yeaears, Rifkin 2.400 gallons < ■. ■ - Action Networkork - will ask radio order i d-in-variW5~a-pound-oUtKitrak ______Peop topic's Business Commjssj^on.n. — _ ie-top-monndy=makea^5 ______ Fqr Complett ' ■ TheABSodateiIted Press -Ca.Cattle and calvcs accounlcdI'for f 23.33.3 pcrccnt of U.S. farm cash1 re*r . - .— -W ASHING*IGTON— Gaiile-and-eciptsipt6,-dairy- producis_i.I,8_peperr------=etftjjzeirfUl------calves, arr. the,he lending ngricullunil_CCnl.cm. com 8.0 pcrcent. hogs 6.7 6 commodity in In the Uniied S tates, pcrccercent and soybeans 6.4 percerrent, ,------. _ acconling-lQ-;Q_an_Agricullure De^^S.tnctrickland said. m i ' S [ x T T ^ ’ '^partmenr ecort'H5ifflsP^==*==‘“ "==°=='’= *■=Oiherproduct!fTnadfr*ui>4he=r» O l ;=rO>ane«**, lly Of the nealearly SI70 billion in maintaindcr. S i r ^ i r a ^ agriculiurol CJcash receipts for the Thc Th $5.8 billion total for callaltlc • - S e rv ic e ______year 1990. XlXhe latest for which andnd calvcs in • Texas was Ihe ll ‘ data is avail]a ilp b l^ livestock and largeirgcsi stale amount for a sint;ngT5 ------Call your local IFA . products acxoxounted for $89.6 bil- comiommodity. the article said. TiThe Farm Servico C entt'*®' lion, o r alniosliost 53-pcrceni..Crops nextext two largest_lotals_ also^wcA'cre_ . « brO l^ht~ T n“i“ 480?*--»’triH^ ro n r-^y s“ for^[>r JE*rowlcr I'ravci irailersIcrs& 5irWltgSlS a ct your local IFA s to re todayday lor more details. R o a d R a n g e r T r a v e l T railrailcrs & 5 lh W h tjcls ■ — S n o>wbird w by N u-W a • jCoacjachman Tent Trailers M o t o r Hlo on m e s , ^ B cuu n n d e r b y F le e tw o o d • C;ia laj ss " C " b y C o a c h m a n ^ —-TSrORFNEW-FaTTI 1 im SenrtceC entersr s to s e r v e you! FILER. IMBERLY PA U L PEAVEY CROSSING-FII ______BEXBUI«]RG. HANSEN-KIM ------!l041■Nor2000•Eas^ 4 4 5 E . 200020( No. 22657 H\AW ------g gg -g g 574______438:5028------______3 26-4392 ' ;3 6 0 1 ------423-557^ M FALLS ONTARlClCr o R : " “ ------^■jSuPA. — HBCBiBURN AMERICAN F HWY 30 ------^ 3 6 Paoillca F fS T — ^BSTAratHsa,s a a i J r r - ^ ------t ~ n c5vr&nD?cff."ConsIgnifr(^ w rcms"-"Tfi0erwcie5me - . 3 2 3 Ee;KarctierRd.^^531 HV Parts • Sales5 • ScrviccJ i-2680 226-214(1140 889-912727 46466-9247 678-2( me end on tlie Farm,7.- . 6 62 2 6 O v e r la n d A v e . - B3 uiu rlc y , Id a h o 8 3 3 1 8 ----- — —^ SetJerv/ng The Needs of Agriculture, at Horn ;. v . ,lr800^788-3063,>:2(?:208-«78-70S7;— ^— : - ' 7"— T * i . . ■ 1 ______Salurda/..April.1ril.18..1992,_Magic.VaIley-A0-V\g.Wofikly-Twin Falls. Idahoi:____ l a i a I F apfflaers^oj d a y T i eeed sciliool, ilnherifcance S ByEdWhite would oh any conveniii;ntional loan, but the in- Tlie Associated Press' ‘Agriculture toda]lay requires recordd-keepipg, finan- terest rate is a few poinoints lower than Ihe reg- cialc forecasting, nmariceting u decisior>ns, relationships( . ular nile. Like his father and graigrandfathers, Jeff Fish- ...... w ith thhe e farm-credit systs te m .’ David W inh. whoI heheads the farm authori- "crgro\TC*com and soyb)ybedns in ccntrul llli- ty. says new farroersrs rmust bc creative and nois, home or some of'of'thc country’s most . ■ i — Reg Gomes,s, University o? Illinois'IS frugal. "I talked m aI gentlemangc who doesn’t H fertile Helds. have a significani dowiown payment lo put on But unlike his elders.?. FFisher. 30. hassome- -who10 want to farm - need, an education edu as soil for years,S. He now oversees 160 of thetl some property. H e’s> latalked to a number of ' (hing extra in his pocket:;et: A college degree in muchich as they need experience a nid, d ,' of course, l,500acrcfcthe;ney rent or own. ^ banks but he's going• lo have a difficult time . agriculture 'production.n. And he wouldn’t monemey. "Agiiculture toda^r^ujreujrcs rccord- A prospectivlive farmej;^without an^ tic.^c.^ to getting financing," Winl^said. Wi "He might, , > f _ ^^P ^r^ijn l^M il'hayc; Stucksu in my mind.” he .systeritem,” says Rcg Gomes, agricUlicUllurc dqm ■ ..jujt [q rm my 160 acres it would COM co " says of fM S^NHilinoisjois State University. al thethe Universiiy of Illinois. “Tliehe -^^»-mafkci.pricc8,.conditions)ni^-farmcr-can'{-con ------Fisl^sher-benefited-from-his-famil>nily^-legacy—selbibonds-to-fc >-faank.vand-thcn-tumrthrmoi Tion= ----- ‘There’s-growing-ci^coHLcm' uut~in~Tural tro l o f farfarming.'Wlich lie graduated frofrom Illinois.-cjMJvcr to fanirmcrs to make their first pupur- America over whetherher the-next generation That means young faifarmers and those StateIte in 1983, his relatives hadI bebeen tilling chases. Farmeilers make.pjymenis-like-tht ■ S t u d y saays r ~ c UELL r _ Ak. Special Stcto ry ■ r a n c h e rrs ; ' JL-; t R A C T O\F i t C O “ M yPad^ in chiroprac- {. ' _ tic includes my dadd anda four \ ^ ^ u l d - l oose— J brothers. And the thoughttho of ^ B n i i r m\NYA— becoming a chiropratiractor myself LAS CRUCES. N.M.M. (AP) — „ ------INDUSTRIEIES ------r-— was first influenced:d kby an inci- ^^K esearchen froni threeree wcsiem ____ dencc.tliai.occumid.vd-when I was- -^^universities sayn^ay'ii-g's-generation— —/||-lin i IND 364I0W BEET B ^ a^^ut 12’yeareold.^^ ■^W oLcm chefs ..wiil. suffcxj»r n sip n ifir. T S l l BANDBiSIIIAr- I...... wsr^^ i ^^ K an t economic setbackk iif federal f f l l PiTMiBarrBOMiirmniMiniiBr A husband andd wife'* J n£rcascd^= ~Z - ^ dMBttsUwlwifcttoe TS“COn!piled^= ' •‘.^uuiimrat “ * =^aughter-‘int(MTiy^ali! ^ H l t h c i r findings in a rccet^cently pub- out o f desperation..Sheh_&a SI ^^^H lished study entitled, “Tl“The Value - ■" ■Bcen'diagn'bsedasha ^ ^ Bof Public Land Grazinging Pertnits _ — -6eizur«-of-an-unkhbwbwn-cause— "^H onT lhe Grazing Fee Dil»ilemma.’ . . and was told there wiwasn't any- The study concluded1 ththat Ihe,to- thing that could be dcdone. Her ^ ^ | t a l co.sts ranchcrs woulduld.pay for— m W agr r«?6iiire?^ -^S gaS i ^arsha Gehl ^^■ ceed the market Value oof f that for------... ..seizures becam e mori ^ H a g e if grazing fees arcrc i increased and they had no olheiher alternative. I happened to beI in theofficeai ^ H t o levels comparable wit:with privale the time. W hh assistaistonce from the g irl's parentsIts and myself, my ^ H l ^ f i d lease rates. father was able to taktake x-rays of her upper spine,inc. which revealed a The Bush administrTiitraiion has severe misalignment.int. ^^Hproposed a new grazingtig plan that ^ ^ My father procccccedcd to make a specific adjuidjustmcnt lo the ^H w ould affect 168 millionion acrcs of H 9 . girl’s upper neck. SheSh( almost instantly rcl:}xcdd andai fell to sleep, ^H U .S . Bureau of Land Mar^anagcm eni On another occasion,on. my father had lo rcsuscilaliitate the young giri ' ^ H ra n g e la n d s across the We:West. and became a local1 herohi for the day. .. Ranchcrs ,currcnily-p2..pay..$1.92— ------JMA ^ I ^ A L r . ry'Jong'stWT’shofT.ihe-glTiTecirecoTCTed;-'Hcr^'"‘--''‘ "--x—'* il^Bii?OuafwQ^Y£ab£ep; i;'. -seizures-gradually Lte?»3i^l45Jb:flv.crnti>ndjn;tnbci nimaficnbIc.'iA&iimaiT horse, on public land. "passed. 1 w ould inquiquire bs to how she w as doing,ing. The last rccollec- 1 chiropractic school A plan approved by th I SPRAYER- lion o f this paniculaiilar ease was after 1 entered eh itrstnrwasTrtrappyrticalrtiyTidi~sdoli uikd WU& iiiai- ~ — — '^HoP'keprcsentadvcs wou If a — m ri u M M i — ricd 'with several chilhildren. ^■ raised grazing fees to>$8.70 S per » 1 7 ,5 month, roughly the 'sosam e rate .This story isn-’l•I aabout chiropractic curing seiseizures, (t is a ranchers now pay to gngraze- live- 5 , 5 0 0 J miraculous story oif f hhow powerful the b od y ’s intelligenceinti is and Slock on private lond.^. TThat plan given the opportunitylily, with no interference toJ ththe nervous .system. was blocked in the Schathalc by op- PORtMOREINFORMATK 5 nON CONTACT it works! ponents who said lt wou!ould devas- tate the rural western ecorconom y. J E F F H Al RRE • ______DDr. l M arsha J. G ehlh ] ______^______— Tho-lat«6i-firBzing-plaplan-w ould—r ------^AT-GAM PBEtMT 4 f t A f i T O R ------increase federal fees on oi public . GehK[Chiropractic CClinic rangcland-to-about the.sa: same-level— — — ------— 315N^Bannm o c k ------those on p n yalc.rangel Q i^natualaltfiroatixe ISSlaoO!!!™ •366''2626''B - r , ______ix e ...... ^ ■ th e increase-would bee'coumered e /Iv iBr-Glenns-Ferry»-3^ ^ I ' i n port by new financialcial rebates ■ 1-800-395-0-0 3 5 5 S L 734-9394 for ranchers who^mate'i M :.‘B 26^uiSji‘£ilie«Elva'«;;(g(tat'Stib(iiiln ^ ■ meniSi such os new'.Yc W i :.v\'.'Xv,'’ . AuxatAX , >,• 5,1' Oftlcc H wr»; itA.'*.'L's ■ jH '.yijaU stock rcservl^l^Yi';>.V t > VV t.M t V !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ .Idaho Soturdoy.Aprtl 18.19922 . ' P090 32 Magic: VoVoUoy Ag WooWy. Twin Falls, Idi . 1323idS1 stre e t W est ____ _ m a g ic: valleyV TwlnFalls.l. I d a h o 8 3 3 0 1 7333 -- 0 9 3 1 734-55i538(FAX) - n i G weeki< i > L — — Hupeit 678-2552 H agerm an/Soodl11IHJ/W end«ll536-i-2535. Buitey/Ru 3^.4548 » nieTSZS^ “ B u h ! S 4 3 - nes-News classifieds •dasslfi5iHonscwavallablo (see The Time to t s p e d t l c d o ss1 nnurnbeis o1h« Ih c ii^^Fotm er's^^^^ • QU | ^ | | | § II i i s s y 7 0 8 Fertilizer e r 8c T o p Soil 7 0 1 A uL c i c t i o n s 7 1 0 HH o o r s e s ...... 7 0 3 ^ D aairy J j Equipm ent ices 711 Holorsetqaipm ent 7 0 4 C uustorn s Farm Servic ‘ 712 Irrifm g o t i o n 7 0 5 F a3rm r r M achinery Diemenis 713 Po’outtry Sl R ab b its • SeeAG-WfflavOR*m m Font! tor spodflc rotes. 7 0 6 F aarm r t & R anch impli • OosstnedUneAdDeDeocfine: 1hundo)r»at5pjp-”*- ijBB ,y5i07«,FafiafrrV 'S^eci— ibeeRJS:J3s3gls.™ „ 'BSS^maSJIfehtKtf-fM »oil.7M- ''™ “ ‘i^TiSSLuSEoOs’ 209 RBTAURANT// 2i2 TRADE in 104 MEnVOOB 113 CKLDCARE_. 5 104 ------^ LOUNK —— OPPOBTUMTItS lUTCH SERVICES. Journeyman and aor\ ffead lions . onUyMum- SMahro(cO().lookinol S Pre- Cook needed: Sporlai ^ a l l l riHiiDM.3a,I(^l UoillUrM mdPT RhwrRemtt,SofHa ?3W7a* A T m Ing lo Idaho. I'm 5 ;*40yr8ol ceoningfc £Saturday. April 1 8.1992 'Magiogle Valley Ag .WoeWy, Twin Fails'ails.Idaho .P a g e 33 imployrtieiitnt-Financiaiai-lnstructi TheTnnen e s M e v r o iiuY i f rr-sE u.rr-FiF i N D r r CUSTGPOMER A l SERVII»CE U L GS ■ASSIFFIED 7r33 * 0 i9 3 1 JLtblAlbHMSUEl ! 13 U5CELUNE0US 21414 EUPLOYUEHT 502>2 HOMES _ .502 HOMES H< ...... - 513 AtACREAGES ANO - - ' • OPPORTUWnES - - - WANTED ~ FbR SAl£PFORSALE L(LOTS lard working nrmtiand ooking lor nontfflokor. JEST DEAL ON MAHKET ^. BEAUTIFUL < 9 PRIMIU EIacro parcolain SM ks omploymonlin Nm* i «ve)velv custom-built brick EXECUnVEHOIC EXE cwnttnlry neighborhood, BUY I al. Ploaso call Monday, borborly, M urtaugh area. 20 z2,000 w 80. ft. homo with ipa< lFalbAvo.734^2. April 2 0 .1 0 am lo 1 > am . V** ^ u sW o rfo r, 50's stylo, 3 ITstfrstho-BamHouW A Tim es-NJe e w s 7&-7S82 )drms,2balhs.lltiDp1aco, alB JfflsSlfa = 5 sloro. Sloro wiDtoaturo gro- ~ xodpatto wilh foncod yard. O f ci il^ f i ^ o m s ollor.r. 1 i — 1— Sm ufday.ApriM a, 1S92 Mag TheTimimesJSews BU3U Y rr-SELLIT-FIF i N o r r CUSTITOMER A I SERVIVICE U L LASSIFFIED 7?33-0!931W W 1 RBW.E5■ESWIEFOHHHtfr ^ 702 WTtif 7-".^ ToT'CUstoiilRUnJTO ' TW T OS~ PFAraJ...... ’ 705 FARM F ...... TM HFARM 705 FAIFARM SEinKXS SERVICES I UACWNERY MACHINERY • Quality HoUtaIn dairy _ MACHWEBY ___ HI A C H W ay______U W placomonl hellers. sOO- 2WIDERETREVINQ L « 56 Inlornational tractor Fann'n Tractor, movo plpo er LIKEi NlNEW . only 770 h rs. Soo Ibe. Home ralaed.Trt- C«klShoph«d.32M34Z_ o tj r»h cab, (5000. Can 886* ttHarm.678-M0f Case-SO-IH13S4 iracto r w / plo vaccinsiod. E xtntancy - AU,GftOUNOWORK Havolnjckswindrowors, H ..99M289 or «venlngs and idahowTraetorSahr*oec8sh - NYSSA springing holletsavaB&blo Plow.plail.rockpldw. , and £ harvoctprs n a ila b le woota'«»ta»«Klae86-29iy. forr salvage . tractors 8. ve, hasCase-IH 74L ^.m irFarniB . 1-612- rna™mhwl.loadotr CAaNOWmdm^doG- C 7n=Now Holland Supor 1048 oqu>.lulpmont. Call Bornlo Tl TRACTOR kSd«dorw/B'buckot&Mislun Rand* Waavar 543-6888 ni hi” riaalTy-O^. g, » x typo scrapor. Excol- nQBJiC^KJEWwiBHiCi^± j S S 5 5 S ! i S 5 S S ! ^ S TATKJH.-Wadng Boor IraiT ^ S S i ppco $1 S.OOO.-Cal:------sotllrIling WW oqtripmontfoi------er. Boel pulp; whole &- lan tractors. Our lino in* TradeaetoriCocnUooparts NH268268 14x18 bakK. (SOO WantD(i:20heetfS00i}biach- 4-Tdtod-nnittrftrhlnrRos^- — S idoapoat hole diggers, ■ oroRof3Hor.32&3346 boWirstocu.67^5717 _*80ftab6naoa.625-9976. 7T «O FAMI Of^oonian pul typo boior ,mow)wors, blad es, & Dack> «s. We also carry linos 5 Dct corrugates ovory H A C W O Y Majc■lajor roconditionod & hoos uwilhWoiiovorlapor- Wani 10 ronl paeluro for ChDmialSlffltonSSor, ’ t^inliainlod.FioldroK>yl m rnow a pans & or)gi>o kits > 10-35 hoad of HobtohhoH- ^5 * -- - nosododhoavy-dutystod ^ cor- dIskorrollorharrow.Ali 1068 oas slacker, SOOO Evoseoi^-8261. B toa^ 3 lo roou- ors. 324-3106 loavo msg. J Davs801-^-a264 73:» N i500 j ^ siring balor. now rugelor.ior. unlla havo dual pumps & *]swathor. both oxc eond. ____D rio. swoop arm & knot- lar uuringbrcoilsh'anks. r i YoarlingRodAnguabu^, dual d motors lor soparale > Kaston swathor. 16‘ . E-100K boot thinner' s.Autok6o,$8500.CoD got St.ISt.OOolfperslodwrlh OTBorfOWJSHlBpsTJir- S;54t7~~‘' “ *'~-— ~ "■cw pcnpwT^llniiieiJ u !f«)'(ii«ii‘-^ ‘-‘^’^*^- oxc.forhoilors.543^8865! L u aa»aR .Jonat. 733-8458 IOf.wb.WO45.DI0,D14. to "ooorIgor w/ condHlonor, cab. ______Cal StoStore ofWeliovoi Ma------DD15.017wilhorwilhBUl AC I s n c |^ & 438- cofifbTfTbTdwrnijriraytBinrigr “TrorniBaaon^tanreniBa* 703 DAIRY ^and sloo dressing, with or OOGvor77orSupor77.88« -^;=7BurlayTrBctorSalvaga H Rostorati'>rationantiquotr«clorsl ‘ — E ' iHs. Idaho Sbfurdav. April 18.1992992 P ago 36 Magicogic Valloy Ag WooWy. Twin Falls. 709^ = _ J a X b a J T . 70® HAY, GRASRAM ■ _ - , — ANDFEEl!!?__ O T iiy 2nd ond ,3f^3rd cutting hay. | Filor aroa. ■ m ■ JESSi& S;e r \/ICE -I oly 350 ton high ^ JSES « s s r ,lalfa.1sl&2nd i 1 a M 0 3 6 . Hay.alSeunna nin.CflP326^ . 1st.2nd& 3rd. I los; 900 lon vocy B - g J hay. lon sizo 862-3866. - 5 L Cusiom Fai ( ^ i n d o i u IUg ^ ----^ ------50t7.mobnoj ^5 Paper Ho . jandscapii>ing~ pTO iiScM 710 HORSES — R O O F I N G a C juieE d ' 12yroldniaro,luo. Vi Arabian. • ^ J'iMfi'Moivinnng:: MAINTENANi •ble Raid H||j^H|jj||H ‘M o w i n g iaior M It-Shrub'Tnmmmmg 733-7221 c iruti H *• •i'JSwims:"" , i„, .TiuMMmc ’usaremi^tpifpuratr ''T a rjcrm w ^ i r “ “ ^rTEsnnn*m t r DanRobbinabw8S43-S3S1. I • Fasr. Dfpf’r^able H B D B D| H | H WndshlMRtpl. tp/acotf 1 -'■rpn/7frc '‘ t a r ______gait h H h U ...... Wndow^o tk ______iK ^ M g n t M and whHoAp - FrM G g Ro ^ s e l a n d Quptta „ ^ll^years <■ ' " Rni^i*f ™ lion, m aros a Operator_____ W m sice/iousai t s ------788^g813.^ - . E x p m ® i t t v — ------&. — Horso broakii [ccEtfenate! - ■ M jU ^wiHioww ^ ______^ s t a r t e d , _ i^fcprfredlnail E x p e r i e n c i = =...... ' r - ■ 5 2 8 0 .ie’SS'TEltfiwoblT' ^ ^ odhw. 1063330.. if¥|Y -ss^Stt-ScSS 734-2 ■ a»wtOnlal»*l*«dtaial ■ - ______HORSESS E S W ^ * - - ison.32fr64tt''^°^ B B ^ B | ! No stresstshotso&mulo hi m m ______train i^. HavoHav oxcal rofs. t73*.730e. _ Paim col;«x*s»ofsalo. . — p e i n B M ll / ^ C e r t j f i el e d ' \ BrffiaN ii 'S 1 UVUNS P M | ^ E a r 'w i c mI73i-730e. n " " I K ' " C arpel m m m t M M I li e P ower»- ..... Slandin^^s^el stud: Black and T V n W m r o f C le a n in g7 > a n d rt.CaM2*-330l-. ------4 < 1 J ] I t i o n I T e T g i mii ROTOnUI“ 1 ? ------Raked ------W o r k Hso, o ^ Bolgian slud ^ ______*Bpecliil« — I j t l W J p EE— — & S e ^ LVICE ““ ^ SK I : . ■ AuOMivO . S S S i « . ^ = LVacw imiIB P H ^ tttB d ------r s s s s r e , - [ S |H |— -—^Lawnsr ,SE r i M 711 HOHSE ilo rto r garden^.u,.Io ts EOUM f _ ___ EvercreeiE M S . . -■...C a\ K; E VtklngVliVinyl------, ^ S „ aTSert« u«5lh«twojhfi(M lows .upfJK^Ofw K m H landscdphpMg~” TmMMEiED - - > __ -FpOdOTASfli OML...... TWIliT HiUfSTXJJ naiialltjrfItJ Rflliwu M h IH — -withS'-trai ilM U tm tttnI • CO'I«' mounted til 2 4 VHSS inert. 702-7: ‘ T m iM ccat WtrnmMivMSi ;‘'<’H6tSO’tfalIor‘- • • - ♦ 'A El I b I i a t e ™ ...... J S S H rP rto c si. - E x p a i E W ...... SatlaracUi iatch- teedt M ill — I/IKIHB* L nd enters Trade bompo itnuzE SS- MDUSTTOS.WC Onlylhewand M R Y ' horso tniaofra'siT '^- — FEW • yourhom)mc/ - fT ^^T lC T iT ?ti eoat3500. 7 i 2 ‘W cu Petibm H jgndsiantnplng _ sgnto i ..I.;::------— .i_^~4.3tball«n'landaockothand^. -V a m Sno. *1500.500.3^ '44634. - ______— Services— - dnvemays, m snorpteforsiUo.WOoa. ‘Ho Job Too Small'' • ------\\parking lo ts . FARMHSC. a n d e t c . ^ SSIbu5S& ?s The ABricultura ^ }0 Logan Coach, 7x2(U^ Y o u c a n ^ josonock caltio iroilorT^ ------Conaefe, cafpenlry, | -MQwer^ s i S B B B ^ w S h . ^ - jLO uactedjL - _ | m 5 i 3 « 3 s _ Call now for “ i^OBTHW ESf " |1 M HlflltfiiM seiieniice indudina J I ------(nasonrYr-Wttlipaper------C R A N E ------B _ spring & summer 8| | a | a j i ^ ~ "Pic^ckup S deTmrf. I L & RIGGING g services g 333423a j M B ® ilBSDelibiBJohiisM324^543 lll I Pil ■- tTi.5cultfrostlToVwn|io s i Wosi ^n^^^JgJ^^Jipaasoifae ito now. 520 0 olfor. Call T o n y ’s ^ r34-171S ■______- ^ ^ - F o o l e r ------y a ir old GE.ill&hii?ashOL-.------LamdsCTpng . ■ ^ C u s t o m r & H o m e yoarold White Westing- ■ ^ B u a d m ? icuse front load slack R e p a i r . wMhoradfyorsot.$700. n a W o d a M _ i.Custtimi2iD0______R &S General _ _W-.R - a , ■•■rnmmlw! ' Cn«iSan 837-4461. ______^ Tianamknwsvo.SOOmtl,___^ • Pftltessional Collision '■fIfW B ' 'lining and S S i A 'T t c e Scrvicc Aman Contracting • i®fc*acanup8 10P -T^wn W ork- - S U Restofalions ~ Blueprlntcopies Chosihost froozor, w oA s oranll H 00:w asher4^,iyrs _____ •-Window-Tiiiling------Conslruction- Big or small • L a ky _ W0( •'ShnjiRanouianI FU p ucds -ZSL; • Free Estimates Jobs Available We do it _ Trimming • I ia_BAZAABS------— • Ree pickup and------» ro uim] ,00 0*x8**4‘ u so d g la ss blocks. » 5 0 c a .9 3 4 -4 § 1 4 ii ollof6.______ ^ t l e a n _ C I Do You Need to ~ SMAIX " i Wake Some Home" - M a c h in e s — aCRP®ES:5!!: ...... 'Improvcincnts? MOWING QuantV^fltness ------lSPRiriQ ~ a . _MR.WUNIER p r o d u c t s S P E C I A L .•Ditchijig 0 ______Needyoiirhcxce *■’ ' Tactoir«to9eoutsl- I ~ ------CfaTM-SOiB-.------^MRVICI" ~ 2 SST 2 D % “ ■ Kcm *Q Jd^nd------— 1 ■ pant^'msWefi. • Treadmills 'you Grow'Em •Drive-way leveling goj.I08- COI»WMCATION ^ out?... and fences? • Paint * ° , y : / M o w 'E m ' / •Repairs • •f Rototilling DEVICES E x erio r& . Stairclimbers • Remodel or FIX‘Up •Weed Cor^trol ' Attn R ancher* & Farmerai . ' Interior Painting • RoomAdditions 5 Motorola mobile radios! 2 • New garage. •L•Lawn Care M axari 1 Mostar. Com- Ma k a V% • Air- S B * r ■Reasonable Rates carport, patio. Free Estimates pWpkMaa»ithjv>toona,A ' • Pogo 36L JK ’i'fllf VollovIrln Foils, Idaho Saturday. April 118, 8 ,1 9 9 2 .... Mis(icellaneous is-Miscellanneous Bi04■825 ------B U Y ^ n r - r^T herim es^W8 /' SELL rr-FIN D r ...... '%k^CUSTOMEI -^ JS E R V IC E SSIJ^E D ^33-09wJ31 w m m M wC ooM Cig B M E N T S SIO BREWtEWOOO His UWN'N& I GARDEN i 817 USCEUJilLANEOUS 817 USCEUJLAKEOUS PETSANCUJD WAffTEDI . 820 825 3JT 0B U Y B25 W A ^ T CTO BUY 5 A U , ...... FORSAU^ . _ _ ... SUPPUK • - - Flr«wood,)d, troo topping & Molroo610BoBobcai.kid.toor' jES . , i4.16ftf*orplas int. oars, an- • _ chninsnwww w k . 7 ^ 7 7 6 loader. Wise/isconsin motor,- 1873 Morcury7 C C o m o t.(4 0 0 ' Wanted: 1camp iti'iioifui M jti ' " T sz n rfS ^ ^ fe z T j AKC Sprin^jr Sipankilpups. ^ >696. . Ev Davidson. 734-'14-1586. ?JLW0O5lJiat. ~ ■ -Afv*^lffK«-Writ»/ri^o^H pflfltefr -eood-rw am p-cool i^ flo so rv o 822 TOOLS AMAND 1>13-5:9A jolorrrool------nowlCal 676-53 ' mount: 2 mallaHard hon Cockatiol.&pariarrotcagos. . mCHlHEBJERY Choop, running c mHor.423- Can 4 2 3 - ^ 6,______— — A am co 4000 b n . s s i rwn c m ow ers. vm sowing Fem ale Borderr Collie.C 1'/^ ComoioUilCanA<837.4513. M„g|c VolloyHoy . Eopllst maenlfto. 734-7523 ______sfriyod.nooc ?^3.^47^:iiZn-AC/DCJ O w o lJo rw / ■60^ or John, Guitar, tfacor-upporciro.k.Also • 01.4^*250 or -3 2 6 « l» .- .— — -‘ ------c W s la S a Ai d c h ^ . ------: i FREE Black Lot.ab to oo^ [S2f;iSS*i5« I homo, spoyod,S 5 y r s ^ r o - b o a oHer. 423-5,3-^0. TumIoih.du(ill.^lUd^pwio 733^96.6;______I triovos oin olwawater, h unts Souix Valvo Grlndof.Gri Call ' ick-to-school Kattoy Davidson momotorcydo. I choasiint8.4K-5I540i _ 432-5232 J3-0931. • cash paM. 734-872728. = 1 1 0 1 Honda XR or sbnBartar4siroko------tn.ith.1to 87.dav« _ _ HubstofitS’AMHafaxlos^aB I ■ 1 lomountM&WiV w heels. | LooUt)gfor2sturdy(ly chosts ot drawer. In oxeolfer S25*L-.i». S i Looking for lib< liborglass cam per sholl, cabsb high foi long bod S-10. 543-605554 f l f f i r t c iTTO aftor 7 pm. Start yourIT own business, and rea]eap the rewards with you^our- \ \ . . . own gaKirage and yard sale. Thele ’Tunes-News garage aniand m p e rv a n . lentcondi- . n _ y aid sa l«les directory is the perfecfeet forum for reaching th Jlon, 733-7108. _ P Now Holland 2 8 3 b ] b a ler (or ...... - ■ regdiiders l(wking for the plealeasures and treasures that-th2 ------parts. 326-5305.,_ Olddo^.^^.tx>i»w ls. pot- — r p B g e a n i i froastJnn------and camai^iraderie-not to mention>n Ithe bargains. And you'ilu'U OldmomorsblllKCICMI War; old W est, I . lovethet\e crowds and extra cashish classified will help yoiyou i ' . Old woodon.hopepe chost. . mer _Croaage_d>osl)._fa dravaw! Set ihe dates and cal]all limes-News Custome feM»349-- P o rm r^ plants, wnunaD troos \ Service loto serve notice that youII area 'X)pen for Business!iSs!" & shrubs, comentillaw i nor- namonts.- rots•so n a b lo ------pr T hsTiniesMews S BU Y ir-SEU rT r - F iN ^ if CUSI S t O M E R M SERR V I C E U 1 ilASSImm 733-I0931 I EMPLOYWEMT B25 WAHTEDTOBUY |s25 WANIEOTOBUV . 903 BOATSAND 9i1 9: TRAVa.. 1(1006 SEIISAHEAVY - 10100I 4X4 TRUCKS------IKI1028 CHEVRplET UARMEITBB TRAILERS Smal80«0l<5w«rtl0«,O ■■ ______1967 t i Scout. 4 cylindor, 4 i1979 t ? Chevollo.-4Vd. 1 19633? C w i^ S tt) wheel 1979 ij John Deere 770 A gd.^0m s r.,».1... owner, ~ good conditkxi. Cad 10l..RbetfonmOo(«]neftfal It 3 2 6 -5 0 fe ______h o r ^ . 150 Merc c n ^ , Slidei out. loadedj^Exc. Grader < $38700. 1977 C . s ^[wAmED-TOBUYJOwdBo«- -tandembaierrBoAirtoood- ^ -GAn-TSOOMGnderllOi. .191971 iRtematlonal 4X4. V8, 198:1983 Chevy Malibu station Small Shetland PinlbMnyonv'i good usod carpet & pad.i. condhion. $3,495. somo iuf^WafTwhMuS i{ hrs.$26000.1980-81 ! Ihc « maro. also good UMd bvjaiv - r Cal 733^178.______trades considered. 733- al^ | nkrowave, stereo, j ja fut^equlp^. $1700.316 SlovDns Double B m l 4 H• 10 o I ------5»3-53g7.------19e4Tatnvs23-.w/star«o. [ ■tl’'!^iiosrt'ow ^^'r-toprs —^ Sho»9^iw.^ny ccndltlon.Ion. Wanted to buy: Good usod stom windows. 2 drs. rear 5»2 : $11X00.1974 ? okI needs j| p M . $1500 or bost spd, ^ excellent condition, 12Rw.MdngboMculiv»-i g g l i i s i ~ - ’jbdrm, extra lrg refrIg; Irg F500 ' ladder truck 32 ft. oBor.c5r733-3279.q iSooo. $9 C aa 934-6488 days , gas, 4 sp wAitil. box 1981rz T«yota SRS 4x4, oxc. -Si;cr 934-4776 ovonlfwa. Tr«voltfaior.3(no35\^pod tor.43M5e0w43a-Stg1. ranBO, ducted furnace, $11,000.197gChevyC60 i condition & reasonablyibly [Wanted to Buy: Rototlller~ I 8 len boom truck 85 H. 366 I 1037 DODGE - CraUsman 6 hp, model I I gas. Allison automalic ^ Usod alrcotnprestof. Call57m gi7!2906eo, working orI to.42M 31Sor734-7150 ^ ! tnnB.$2B,900.orbestoflor 1986 19 Isuzu Trooper, 2 door. 1971 197: Dodgo O o D o tm , 318 733-S953 asklofRoflerof OQtCal733<789ayRw.- S23-7S76oves.S2&«68 g erigine. 2 d r hard tm , nico _.^,«J7a3.1109.. ■ I 1 y y*. • * >ma6iMnoooifis,ssu. - S S S - iovos. days. 7 3 4 ^ 0 0 , WANTED: 1 ton flatbed be«l^.Cal.C»5B0a. t0^&13spdw/Pendk>. nomlcal^700 * or olfor. — tfudL 734-7806 evca. U'l&idriciaenkwfdump 5 . AUa2£’'.ia9p,iiraiid.iMW... .m 4941.^fORD-.>.r»»T-^r.------:!z::w’iAiM :zM iM iKa3Lm 9 - -neirar w ^ ^ a s C T u n tt— ' 1989FordBroncoXLTrlow " r — pack l»rse or mule. CallS‘ J choico$1S,500.:3axie60 m ^ i^ toadod.Ekanow.be- 1966 196I Font Mustang. h ^ o p ~ Wanted; 5 eu. I. dtM deep®0P 7 3 3 ^ . ______• . ColenantenltraBer.sioepa iton lowooy w/]oop. !*lowbook $10,900. Call 3 « troQZB.CJ 438-5778. - .1988 Custom r — Wanted: Used 501 Lovi's, 6. tink, stow , good cora- 734W 3.______(SU Wanted: 60* wtieol ine mw- tkxi.$1000fmi.4ZMS35 .d o5L iW ralw s® ‘®ndlo* 1990 19 GMC Jimmy S-15,- Urc er.Caa78»2666.^_____ $3950«$S500:(9^KV^ .• gypsy g pkg, Immaculate, 1973197: Country sodan waopn. custom paint, now tiros, |m Wanted: 8' campefwtthro.^ m ^ ^ W ^ burning oopk. convontionals 400 C. c looks a n d runs groat. Cali Wfl,and fcmaa,. 438^03. i. ’PM 5S5SS : $11,500 A $15,500; 74 mustaeTl.$12,500.934- tl 32^5056. 33 ______Wanted: Baler, Heatton - ni7|G 95.629-4217. May I Pote.robum.$9,950:*82 .5493 J or 834^744.___ ^ 1984 Ford M u s ta ^ , $1700. Wanted: Wood framo Iher-r- beseon^RCQuicfcSfcio I Poto. 4400 g d tank, 4 axle 1WI ig Chevy Silverado^ . 4600 or JO 346 or 348. ^Ctf I rnal pane, sndlng glass I ■ Bceal cood. 733-7277. 3 5 - y^tontoubwLZyoetscid. V ulimybox. bug s h le lM S Wanted: Blue dishet. bowls 237-0966. Hdi&U»prit08. boautllulirucKa b a g o ^ 9344366 93 attor 60m.______------and«>on.-734-681S.------Want to buy: Kitchen cabl- mint. Bod oflor. 7fe.7005_ ■] ------gi ^ 7rirt«:CaloWB62gl«rr- Lko now custom topper shoi 5 yd Daybrook dump box. Wanted: Butter churn, any pump & hoi^ $1500; 1968 1991 10 Ford F150 Lariat. 302. kind. Cal 734^15. Yamaha60ecoreomparsWote lo r‘88 or nowor C h w . " tool Avu-noN RlI 12 yddump truck. 5s spd, assume paymonis, 1044 104 HONDA Wanlod; Fufl size PU bed to "I ‘ $3500; 1973 4070 slnglo approx a 14.000 ml. ox- ig axki. now 13 spd and t i i ^ t< 1991 H o n d a C ivic. 2 door 19S0-S5J^«rdV4 ton pick-'!“ • . w»r«umthocal. m m m IG W _ SA L E EhENDS APRIL 25TH = 1 W e l e 0 W i S 5 S r lAOW' IT! fl 1122-478R 3 U f n B .Mo Model l ag-aSQF ______/•12H.P.Brigg8,4Stnmoniton engine wfnTcast iron liner ^ • 7 speed transmatic tiansa>nsaxle-'Shift on ihfl Go” ulilWN TRAIT ••38'highvacuomdeck-- m Also Availabable in14H.P. and 181i\m H J’. Ask your local ' >6posltioncuttingheighta(ht adjustment (498072) . - ‘■^-Go-op-for-intortnatation.— ------$ g ^ g 919 j XU-Power-Eamlipment ■ ------'— ^ MAMrra^cba ------* 12.5 H.P. Brioosg s t& Stratton l/C Quiot engine . FULLL2YEARWAtiRRANTY z \ • 4 r high vacuumjmdeck t & BAGBER^SS* • • 0 posi1iOJrcuttiiTg'liirg-heightadjustnwnt------^ 2 _ • 7 speed transmatiirnatic transaxle • '§hilt on the Go* (49811^(49^ ^ngg-OPTIONALt t BEAB ^ 3 - j r a r t M " ------51 J HP b eiu x e^ For the Serii3rious or W eekend Gaiiardener, There is A le a r T in e Tiiiert ’ y Turf-PowerTl Tiller Ju stit for you. SM'P-iP . Briggs & Stratton engine. 18* • . - - W . . .-lining,Ing widlh-dual direction tlnes.-S ste)— p - —------j / / ■ chainaln rreduction wheel and line drive, Tiller 5 H P Rle a r T ine , (teen 13' diameter sell-sharpening 5 H.P, Briggs &J& Stratton engine. 3 stop Io linos. Handle mounted clulch. I \ Chain reduction d . T iller throttit'ottle and lino. T ^ f • )n drive wilh reverts - JL ^ 5H.P.-Briggs&SliStrattonengine.IB'tilling L / v 13', 22* or 24*’ adadjustable tilling width, width. 3 step chainain reduction wticfli and line m J jU Dual handle mouilounled tine engagement- drive. CRT tine rouotation. Reverse drive. Sixteen I ______; «nJ2:4iamflct.8filL;i,:,:^.-.— — iyTjiafflsters«!f$ifsnjTperinffBott-UnK,*------sharpening Boloi»lo tines. (497838) J 69P - - N A a ^ (‘tjZ.MS) :. - 1 J ljfood.Lavyn_Cart___ i S i E i j " $ K O O O O i ' z ~ 71P1~%|Pf Heavy DutyDi W 144 cucubic fool capacity. Isolds up to Utility Ca:a rt 00 lbs. 45-0177. (489029) ■ ■ c ------;------7 ...... l - J^ 1 - 2 4 — “ p. ... _____JP_cubie feet1 capacity:cai Holds up to 750 _ lbs. 45-0101.(4. (489-002) ■ / /-^/ // / ■ • i ------...... / P R O V D O mnfrcmmNSimmm:-c “ ” YOURSELF S , SOME . CREDTTI ^ H K ) WENDELL JERCI O M E B U HI L L S H O S H O>NE N GOODING . ® w ' , ■ —^— ...... - ^ ^ - 1 7175 ! W; M ain— 8 37 WrW-M a h rS t------13 0 1 1 th AvAvo. s. — Hwyr93/26-EaE a s t 200 2n d A vo;W . V - - —*—u g i m *"iH v ; -536-5361 5 3 3g-4»a-2388 ^ i.543r43!356 - - -886“iaSS S H r...... "934^5664 -