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______.WatrC H TIM E » = _ &G fearsS -i New school: Filer UIiinveilsanew JH $5.4 inillion high sdsdiool Riday. | ^ | Page Cl M m m ■ vo)le poisonn Price of crime: Miniiinidoka .[ B j County’s budget wilivill increase, I H COI)uld kill largely dueto legalal dPreM lan. Said Shirley and wcJ wouldv get a lot more non-tarii-target Uld lonely but TheA« . s m t th e son of titiny Russell over the top Russell, delegate of Gwrgor©a: “There’s a spedes. lething to see. and into an 84-<4-day campaign against lot of work ahead, but thathat’s what it’s all “I'm asa concerned as anyone - a AN DIEGO — With a mixtu - and decades but'twiccice before was denied tho Elizabeth, kneeling a t hishi's feet. Earlier, zinc phos WUiam Brock . V jf^Sc losphide for 30 years, which u«used wili r ’congressional.vetenio into:o t b attle chance to lead1-his h party’s p re ^ d e n tia l' ' she captivated the. coiconvention by tobcwidid d y applied in the Magic VailValley. id a m e n ta l ‘ pggTm .anc inst the first baby boom er toI winwi the ticket. ; ’ strolling onto the cbnvehti‘iition floor fot a Its use oon crops has been restricted;tcd in Q i M a s t e r y o u r . W hiteite House. , ______------^—:------B ut-therp-was ,, there’s aivrays somet! ifrlittle-time-toc^elirate—>-I talk-show-style testimonicjnial to her hus-..... recent yeyears, but it still is routinely:yused uj y o u . PageDl he traditional roll of thee statessi or reflet: ClintoIton hqs le d com fortably band. to kill rodentsro in rock piles, along; raroad- ived from Alabama to Wyominjloing and for months, and i d even ^ U s suggesting a . ' Please10 sess( OOP, Pago A2 ^ vrajsoniind in other non-crop areas. Please see POISON, PagePageA2 SUengthen your reso Outdoors Editor WiUmd o f p ^ en- . \ "T •______F’oweroutp u t q ______" e j^ im d s oh a furidabughthe ‘ V / \ tjarptm wWfn 1» lit H’alAU ammtrritrt ktrt - -. adventurer's axiom:a 1cherished ’Vestemj ’ power^^ t rjrU • ^ridblacckouts IlntM tiuft ftm cnnri>mrr: fear, lest it masteriditorials^s. yo , ; >- V)ylmleahc loaring tsmpomtum o*p»yl Iho motal «Adf I.' Oso* •Ad PageM U | .. . . ^ ______iniulatlilallon o( 0 hisn-veftago tranuntutan bio.c. ______' causinising B lo ug Al much oi eioM Issi. Ttwi)in« im« O pl m o n iintatmlore ( darkkdays:^ ■ drapsi» boso to W«». Eloofiaty tl th# w t)lackefl»ckens - fchead J . Ihetrettreo. U Uw Imo ttion-drculs. Rmitining Ines Ifrios. . Sad passing: Tlie encS E crio N ’ oneovettoaded.. , ger rail’service thrbu went out across the yi\Vcst,- cutting . study in thethe domino effect: /est...... :Vas ist net makes ------:; power to 2 m illion cusiistomers in 1 4 . At.2;Qlp,I p jn . Satiirday,.a..sngging - .. . • Magic Valley ends a ( states. . ' transinissit>sion lin e s e n t a n a rc of station ihuu jn S QposwdoesncdMCiiBMil OBcQtion, to d ^ s ediiearAUv...... 6 . Last Saturday’s outai:age was even electridty, i ry into the trees 60 miles flOBTlWitWlhWB 7>}s i Power etwparte* tnay levies...... 6 . O uimges l worse bigger, affccting 4 milniUion homes ca$t of PoiPortland, Ore. The line .bloomjcftpww "■ X«. *fxrtdwifleataln«fMito and businesses throi 6*««Jup, cuhinc ommunity....7-8 , oughoiit the ' short-drcuicuitcd, and thc resulting pyiM’ ‘" A \ J v (top tho cstcsdmg dl«a)fl»a toioclntud^ W est It also started witlnth a line s a g -, su rg e of electricitye l knocked out “ olDnoviKloodlnDBiW.pW. S e c t io n BYS — ging toward trees, tl;this tinie in ' ‘ two other,1:r. lines in Oregon during Oregon. The resulting s Cascading oulago nJ seems farfetched. ; short circuit thcnextSOi50 minutes. ntpmrrrUlalktn'tHh n lecrtlonD hi^Voltage line sags near' a triggered a chain reactiial,a R iver sen sed th e sys- hm itniueh MMlnet« v«a. taring demand, industry dercg-,g. th e pow er grid th a t letsle utilities tem’s instastability and shut down Worid...... ■...... 8 . ■ i>» ' Soari OwtMMd nrffl Ih* f<«w lection E ulotionion an d complex trades of elec< tnide electricity aroundid thc region, autom ancaically. One minute after pnw ur^, ■ En* Hum e( ftrtmd ■ I moving it from where sisupply is the that, volta ifK*f Oft 1 Sec ty across the West are making Itagc fluctuations shut a nation’s biggest power gridi(j cheapest to where denemand is the down thee mainn connection from bw «ou*t ot Section B outdlassifled.....;,-l-8 m ores pprone.to widesijread failure, greatest. • Oregon to) California.C The West’s intercominnected sys- Utility offidalsoff defended the sys- N«#f Or*, SpoSs...... r t Mon tiie wairvatchdogssay. mcOw UQjlng m* ihort-onwB...... “ UncJnder no drcumstoiice shouldJ J tem, w ith 88 m em ber' uutilities and . tem as ane:1 effident way to balance . Com 0/;<7»»-Th« Mf«« n titu i m ^tf.neoMiKjdilipli . this hajhappen, let alone twice in one more than 112,000!mil(liles of trans- supply andid demandt — espedally as Ih* lytwiv tw 44- j' : 345,00(000-volt power line in Idaho atnFnnlKO UO- -OT-f ■ Oo« ■ Mf .g .gf f ssifleds. droo^'P too close to a cottonwood fired plants in Wyominglg and Utah. The ideal:a behind deregulation is _____ . Wwf^.C«M. . m - .SJ-J- • Eir«o • ni- . .14. ------Last'SBturdayJfl-ounitage-stilHs------to-cu^con$lnstmiCTs’ costs-by-giving—:- >.------U»Ar««M— ->87<------»j#.-•J«— —•—'i- Jg under investigation, bui>ut whal offi- -th em a chorhbice in who provides . u»Wo*. , MS- ‘^Irr , Dtnw ; ?41- «3A- _ “ ed thle e 1line, and during th e next 35 axumow . . rst- ,-ov1- «#»•■, O.B-'♦J.B-' . .' y nds, one line auer anotherQ,. dais do know is that it was a case themwithQ^1 oJpccridty. I C l a s s i l «n=iw5S5i ^ ~* aStrrKMTK,55T

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R N A T I O N ■ | b2 4 2 1 S I ^ S [ u ^ B ■ I F o r r c a s t _ A c r o s s T H E ] loutheast, W est L-1 — M a g c - V a llc y ------Thiiniiederstdrriis strike N«'Jebt^ica plainsj So Mostlyjunny and condniidniicd hot today. IGgh in the mi Anotiwr duster dthuhunderstonnsdevdopedOT>mdajidajow - * • ■ ' ■ ■= _ 90s. West wind S to 1 0Dpii. ^ ionight mosOy dear. Low: ------pressure sj^Bcm sitting'ig'ow'the'upper G rw I2E5nts n t i u r lo 60. Friday mosUy sunnyjy anda: hot. High in the mid-90s. that storm systemm was'expeaed to move into Itid^Itu ^ ia Theultniviolbt mdesforaforecast is 8, a high exposure levtsveL ■' Thunderstorms scatl:attered rain across the Southt Wednesday and roQcd[1 a(aaoss parts of the Plains vrith w J jforccasL ______■ Tn thi» Wwt, ihundw intft n o p h emta i ^ l o h - ICoetfD vSri^— — Extcndcdregional fc _____ Thtowiiig at up.uiSS jiiph.. rd'diior'®~*«»«*beastemTdaho\ovrttlrwlnd gasdngto'SOm iiir-^ y with a slight'diance bf aftmiot“ 0° A lingering stadonaiyaiy7roiit SocluoilsHowSaW ^d ■ S i w i n l a y ^ y cloudyjrms. wi Lows in th e mld-50s to tl hem Florida, soutiiem Gecr^'aaa and Lightning started moremi than a doten grassa » li n d WASH. ' derstorms over norther ! n i^ t in southern Idabo. At thelesam sa e and evening thundcnionn:per 80s to the mid.90s. , coastal sections of the Carolinas.Cai brush Gres during the ni ;h rain fell in the Sawtootii Natio mid-60s. H i ^ in tbe uppermostly I simny and ctx>Ier. LowsI ? " Aliheofstrongthund«indeistorms produced gusty windndnear r time, however, enough |L«wt«>on|a2» W f c one smaU blaze in the Magic:Vallw Val Sunday and Monday permm 50s. Higte in the tipper 70s JadcsonviUe,Fla. F o re st to extinguish on the upper 40s to the upper Aftemoon showers alialso were scattered toward thehe west\ Bi^^dtorcstq»ke!nssmanEdWaldapfeL ' • ■ i themid^Os. t, wilh tiiunderstorms devdopinioing in O n Tuesday, tiu t stonorm system drenched parts of westwestern x)d River Valley along the Gulf Coa-ii, v, in 2 iadies of rain in Ir a titan oninhnir. bo C a m a s P ra irie , W o o d Nevada witii more than: light chance of thunderstorms late.lat Texas. lopns^and showers also were porapossible Mostly sunny with 0 slighi oSO — On the Plains, a dusiluster of thunderstorms JoUed.acLaat)ss _ . ..Scattered pnmditrsiq 'onight ihosdy dear.' Low 45 to S if plnrW W ednesday from Washiihington so u tin * ^ iritb Nefw Mex “ ■ Highinthcuppcr80s.TonJ|;h in the upper 80s. Nebraska afttr devdopiioping during the night souih of Bl Friday inosdy sunny. High ii Hnis of South Dakota. and on parts of tiie v rstem ^ Plains.' Radar estimated winerind gusts above 55 mph near' CoCoiad, Wednesda/s.hi^Kstst Iheat index, tiie rating based on bboth iT r e a s u r e V a lle y High in tho mid-90s. Northwc Neb, along the Platte5 RRiver, bul no damage was repor•pM ^ temperature and humidlidity, was 110 at Kingman, Arii,ti l , iand •Mostly sunny todoy. ;htHij dear. Low in the lower to mi"li**- Kearney, Neb, measuredicd 1.40 inches of rain in 24 hours.1113. th e low est wind du ll wa SrAtKJirxwfl** ' ______0 1998 *CCuW»»tmMne. p •08 Normal year to data: 3 9.8i 67 Magic Valley and other are Ponland, Ora. 88 65 y in places but light to nonexiste — s = ; ------!d3 Molod m 54 ...... noon. Rainfall was heavy in Reno 93 ,5 5 Motto 93 57 ...... Comfort factors H L 1 2 3 ES 3 GHl E 3 E S S3 a §SL Louis 90 85 . in others, ere Oakley with .08 inch, and a fi -UCH tow SHOWfM ftw Wj r.amffM3 nv>»KS vmr kcee soiw pr.aoi.ey aooor Salt Lake City 97 ' 70 McCoIl , 90 48 ...... Humidity ot noon: 33 petpci Among the reports were I Bororr«tBr ot noon: 30.151 cd light amoimts. ■ r------sSon Francisco 69 55 Pocatello 92 55 ...... 15 F other places had scatteredJay 1 aftemoon ranged from thej S90 s Seanies 83 57 . Solmon BS 54 ...... Pollen count 127 (kochio).J), Temperatures Thursday Spokanes 87 66 ! .o6 high. Mold: 610 (smut), low, to the low 60s in the panhand Stanley 81 52 ...... low across southern Idaho adingsto i were well above normal I L O W S ______WashingtonV 86 63 cowutr Atmo «» Aa«c o' “ I H i g h s &LC Sun Volley m 51 ...... ' Earlier, morning low readiind a few mountain stations as w most v ^ e y locadons anding a generally from the upper 40sOslo Idaho: High, 96 degreerees at Boise. Low, 47 degreesi aat t Soda : Springs. with temperatures n i nBoise ^ ; recorded a 71 for its lowrand a .. Nation: High»l?2 att Death ytaiey,.Calif..U)w, 41_aj_> ‘ ■ .^KYWATCH ...... (he high 60s although Boisro.. F ir e DANGER' ------____ Emmen checked in at 70..^ t ^ the vidnity of thundersion I 9 E Sunset today'8:40 8:4 pjn. The fire danger index for southIlth Winds were light except i F o r m o r e INFORMATION A Sunrise to m o«row n o 6:45 a m where strong gusts develop. central Idaho today is: ^ Lunarphftse:Nc: New, Aug. 13; first quarttir, Aug. . Tune to tiie Nationalll Weather Service radio band at '*VHF-FM 162.4 or 16255 For ] forest lands: Very high. .ug. 21;full,Aug.28;28; b st quarter, Sept. 4. , MHZ or call 4234423.:a . The Internet address for Idahoaho Transportation 1For range lands: Extreme. Vb&le :B UJrfoming: Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, Department road repoiiports is: httpy/wwwjtaieidus/itds/itd/itdhmpgJitm r Venus. Eveniftfftg: JiJupiter, Mcrcury. ies Lance Crime vi(ictims’ meaasu re w orrie GOP_ irts Continued from Al F i^ w oo rrk l s fille d th e a ir in iring and perseverance in, tiiehe f ^ SAN DIEGO (AP).- I d a h o crime has mai That could mean that court [nade the amendment k Tht1^ have to’provido both indfidi- - - r K em p ’s - nom inalnation - w as--R u^;-ba.balloons and confetti___olof adversity.______:______■ A ttorney-G eneral AliJ ILance i^ —palatable; bi /vinm»nrinn hall n< thf» _ _There was-no-shortafie of Pt ibflcan p lat------fadletolntion.: but he- sees-it Ip d efen d an tsn n d victims witnth—^ ipproved-by Bcdamatiiation,-5ealing— 4aside.thex ------^-xroubledby thcRcpublli State count w as conduct- otic o symbols; A tributeu te to al crim e vie- So docs theion.— ^ tqrneys,-at a huge expenstise. ' bole’s.alliance with.th, th e ,61-year- state-by-stat fo rm ’s r ■ ' ' man. al com pet impdse a burdensome, mern Miss America and onejofsev- ^ i tates. “I think itamendment. v it?Then there ts the issue of vie-vii Dole appeared to;o beI fighting rights, a b le m a n d ate on th e stat* t vacation packages for eral c speakers w ith dlsabllitie!lities — legate, has sophic statemit was m ore of a philo- Them involvement in court pn back tears as Arizonajna Sen. Jo h n “G reat vi Lance, an Idaho delej emeiit that generally . tim i: ocratic presidents,” she si is deaf — to praise DoleDole., “I ■ been talking to otherr aattorneys the public’s I «dings an d sentencing. Agaiiain. McCain offidally placedpla Dole’s ex-Democi ’s feeling is that the ceedi the Hawaii chairmaii. can’t c bear Bob Dole’s words,ls ,b b u tl g e n e ra l atten d in g th e Re;Republican criminals haV' mce said there are more que name before the deleglegates. crowed tht lave more, rights than Lan« agged about its potatoes, ccan see his actions," she said.lid. : National Convention1 atab o u t th e the victims,” }ns than answers. “ W e n o m in ate BobBo Dole for Idaho bragg said Utah Lt. Gov. tions ys; Arkansas about its Mrs. Dole’s appearancec e was^ th e am end- Olene Walker, “If a victim’s family isn’t noiloti* president because hehe is a man of as always; potential impact of the publican governor — , ccrafted with a viewing audieiidience [ th e party’s A t least cer.on< “Ifed, what are the const honor, a man of firmnptuposcand F new Repu m ent, which is part of th< one proposed version fied, lentioning the former oof millions in mind: The ort platform adopted Monda;i^y. of the amen lienees?” asked Lance. “0Or deep commitmentc tou his coun- never men endment presented quenhat if you have a crime in Idahaho try’s cause," McCainin said. “This Democrati•atic governor turned rroared with approval as she.s S S t “There are great conaincems that would extend m and nd to yictinis and their whatid an in d igent victim ’s famiJ nation deserves betttjtter than the. ' president,It. . , • • tlthe-convention podium f it would have unintendended conse- families the : legates, le Sixth Amendment ' andm gt in C alifornia? Do w e fl aimless directionm we have Pat Buchiichanan received some nmoved into the mass of ddega q u e n ce s,” L ance said. protections pi ranged 5 provided to accused livinilem back? Who ^jays?" endured for four yeanars." ------su p p o rt,, as a; did former Judge nmaking several pre-arrani Lance said the frustrattration over criminals. lie who It was K an su Gov.)v. Bill Graves R obert BorkBoi and unsuccessful sstops to introduce people \ whose state tally ptiip ut D ole p a st primary cantiidatescai Phil Gramm sishaped her husband’s life. A m nng them: the widowv oof f the ___ the 996 needed to ddihch ir nomina- and Alaniltey K< es. tion. Graves comparJared D ole to New Yorlfork Gov. George P a ^ oo rtiio p ^ c surgeon who operap e r a t ^ Sugar__ heyras fellow Kansan Dwight D D. placed KenCemp’s liam e in nomina- oon Dole eight tim es after he 1 n u r s e . Continued from A l or hard nego aL Workers got that assuranc^ . Eisenhower, saying,lg, “Like Ike, tion for vicevie president, applaud- vwounded in Italy, and a nu •gotiations will have deal to walk vote. It’s like when you elect a any effect on t 1 the contract approved thi (Dole) has been tesussted.in battle ing himas as a “messenger of opti- vwho helped Dole leam to y, e r bus- president, there are: pcpeople on Labor talksin that.” ii^eek. th • and proven in publicsic service.” mism, a good go and decent man” aagain. Mrs. Dole said her 1 Iks were imusual this week ------each side who feel lett didown and • year not becat Lemke-said the issue cam'Jr® ' Ambrig'those seconxnding Dole’s '' devote^ to giving'; “all Americans ■ hband was "the strongestist andi cause Aeypushedthe- ...... Lei isionate w h o fe e l elated." Aug. 1 deadl jwn to wages, but Andersofn o m in atio n , via sateatellite, w e re access to) theth( American dream.” ■ nmost tender and compasslot idline by two weeks, down About 90 percent ofsf thet 1,200 but because lid w orkers w ere up set over us of Russell, Dole’s: dramaticdr life story was nman I know." se workers had over- said ' 'hnt young residents workers at the four ppla lan ts ca st whelmingly rc ause in a previous offer thtJ reading off cue cords•ds set up on a the evenii^ting’s focus and Elizabeth Dole w atched from his hotchotel'-— r rejected two contnict claus i to. his b a llo ts, h e said. proposals, Am ashed re tire m e n t ben efits f( wooden easel outsideiide th e coun- a n d Robinbin Dole had starring aand w aved app ro v in g ly to, \nderson said. slash s shown Lemke downplayede d te n s io n One proble: 2W workers nearly in half. ,, house where Dole begKgan his polit- roles, a wife> and daughter vwife w hen th e image was shi jlem area had been a new v c vidpo ______; betweeji ^rkers_and^cid company dauM pert^ “The sugar factory is typical^ jcal career as countyIty attorney in charged withwii filling in d e t^ of oon the podium’s giant vi laining to future plant ' “Tl ; officials. . btiyen. Worl jneratlons'of employees; ------J ------Dole’s Diistiust"Kwl pnlirie iipbring- ■ s screensr------'------ofkers'Kad'wahted'a gene 5 k '^53. “We want to haveI goodgo rela- guarantee tl nderson said. “ W hen you tal : that their contract Ande ' d o n s w ith o u r im io n anaid: . rapids Wednesday, bj asked Agriculture fast lirly ing douds canceledI theoutinglth thought aboutab< Whitewater — tiie The Timcs-Ncws re g ree ts th e . dead bird from it,” Hop![opkins said, Department ( We’re also talking about fair nt officials to push for '“We’itensive hand labor and we’'e’re Hoping for sunnielier skies, the word sunsumming up various error. c . “and I’m sure that,t, hos- whitewater raftingg tbefore their paddle,”’ he joked. An Aug. 6 story incorre: he u sed P°i“ which a Even so, he said he a oison grain be covered hide At is a fairly hefty addition identified a loader on whii d w hile ' h ire k id s to w alk th rojugh u g treated w to ' conceal it from phidost for growers to bear, Hopki rthis m ontli Jerome man was killed wl lead birds- bu*aiidalst 'kins PresidentialIboolc t will appear t nachine fields and look for deai ilso sought to elim inate nd cost Himyck said. doing repair wrork. The mad irtoimd. gn™ as ther •tsimderway. id-steer a n d no b ird s w ere e v e r fl le m e^u m for poison - andThe ] upshot is growers are hifligh. JACKSON, Wyo.). (AP)( — J u s t paign gets i was a New Holland skid-si . , , a n d use pot »resident’s literaiy effort The treated grain is lotato or sugar beet y Ths e le c tiv e a b o u t how - andai .Qs he did four: ]years ago. The pres loader. 'jv,. , , saminstMd, published Aug; 21 by a • re g ree ts th e b la ck , w hich m a k e s ittdJficultfor dii ‘'-inuieahoad, Parrish said. lyt

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-----,^ ;SAN-P1EG0-(AP.)— K einp d efended his “ meimetainor*'*' : phosis" on affiim adve actiiu d o n and j ‘ immigration Wednesd: a s '■appropriate for th e No. 2 manr on ' tt‘DationaI dckec and offerffered this r ; B R 9 - ' d i s c oN n iT IN U E D "1 (J* unlikely take on the Demlemooradc I 1 = ^ 1 W.ihI actdcttvdtioa ■ ’ opposition; "Tljey are realleally good ($300 01V.II wiihoui) p , _ _ In an Triterview willw il h 'T h e ------Associated Press, Kem]p p! said he Transmclobile phone , was confident Bob Doleole w ould 1 Full icgal povrtrlI MovesM easity from car to c jr— J ! jeave his San Diego convonvendon 1 into d f lighter and suap to spji. j ' this week in a competiti^utive race ' r ies convenient catty bag, S w ith President Clinton “and“ar then ■] we will have a bam bumumer of a -a campaiyL** . Kempsaid there had b«belittle ‘ ~ jjM tim e since his sclecdon1 as Dole’s « ■ eout BonusI Buy any year-cnd ■ running m ate to discusss hishi exact *, cclluIar phone and v.t'll Qive “ a $25 RadloShack'Gtft role in th e faO c a m p a i^ but he • y'^vy ' iflcate good right away l3f any pledged to campaign1 in urb an , ^ 5 [ jShack merchandise! Bui fiury, areas and other Dcm attractin g m ore blue col! lai hopeful Jack Kemp responds to) a qquestion during a private Inter- m inority voters to the Rep '.‘K> i;7n rC rv a t t Hotel In S in Diego Wednesday. Party. r. “Ijnean to heJp transfensform the ^tional GOP’sP’s direction in recent w ass comfortableci changing hi: » 4 . - * c party,” Kenip said. Thehe former ' have indjjcluded his criticism viewsws because1 Dole had promisedI Closeou « ifQUi't 3 new jar.at^un tr\i nine-term New York congrmgressman tough talkk abouta immigration, him1 anar open door to air his views comni.lmefil (usuo;:( 1. ^ c 3 a nd housing secretaryr exextended including hiss oppositiono to a pro- — thoughtiioi he promised to keep hi* \ you 1- jjpanwji, wiih t^e Ri3:3S^3cl ferences private. Kemf Certiflccjtnw sc- ^ With aauj;cr. credit to G uiton for hi$i emphasiset posal allovring;lg states lo deny pub- d iffe r 3332^ wtroj:' on racial unity, but thenn added:ac “I Uc educationin toi the children of pledgjidged that they would run “j C ^ RjtjioSh;jirfd like fOu' hofT'C char.e. j M I this olfciIrr.'j-Orstjncc !i.-n. Jid can tell you he h as m ett hishi m atch illegal immigragrants. Dole supports progreigressive, reform-minded cam M'l/ US« v-ill be n-jJ.' A!1 !Vif ign.... I feel very comfortabk C“r f yc fl» in Bob Dole and Jack Kcmjanp.” the proposal, aiand Kemp this week paign. r- jx/'j-wrS'oo t^(‘ ...... - - Kemp spoke on the day b e was said he wouldId reverse: course and in this ihii marriage, this unificador bc!o>c CCi Handdheld cellular i.ln-ent. r- iim6ci meircr}’. being ratified as the RepRepublican adopt Dole’sI vi.view. diatIt takesti place under Bob Dole’; fwirv lc? ; haurs Talt lime a n : S -n:u-i vice prcsideotial nomiominee, a Kemp also0 has1 critidred GOP leaderdership." lis y.Ir.ilCin. provides 2 h: i:7 at!. , rem aikable change of fonfortune for efforts to rere p e a l a ffirm a tiv e Lool.xwking ahead lo the fall cam« d ------a m an who just a monthth iago can- acdon-progran:am s, induding a 1996 p aigig n n , K em p p lay ed down th«ws ♦itJrftliWd pnc« » pact any vice presidential nomUj, nutijmum sctvici- CO(t didly discussed his near*ear-outcast California ba)ballot initiative that impac years), tpon cicd^l jp - status in the GOP. would end statest: programs that inee•e canc have on the dynamicsn o p avjthon.’fd CC\Jjr cjtii lational election. “It’s not abou “Going from the backck Ibenches award jobs or'collegeor admissions a natii “a vatiofi fee is icquirrdod itiicugh 8'3U95 of politics and a ^vildemesness month based on race,ce. Dole supports the Jackdc Kemp,”I h e said: or two into the type ofof aarena in C alifornia iniiinitiative, and Kemp Anci ^ d while making d e a r he wa?‘® (m M'i dcp#f'!li'g 0 which I find myself todaoday is the s a id th is wevas le’shi vr.XC CCn-/n,In-( >w the Dolo-Kemp ticket >vouli l!jl Of p>Ofi)ttd Pfw': could have had,” Kempp sasaid. “It i s ------“I'a ra a tea3cam player," he said...... view t wUi.fl 120 ctj/s cl *:ir, an awesome, a\vcsome,V hthumbling, “i feel comfo:ifortable recognizing winn ifi it talked about cuitiiiiim- t/PJdoS^J(k.yT3.lr^;; incredibly profound moment moi in that Bob Doleole will speak for us taxestes and creating jobs and ;hedii th e life.” and lead u s...... There is somewhat nott gg( et lured into a debate abou 4 Kem p’s d ifferen ces:s w ith th e of a m etamorphosis.” on He said he Clinicinion’s character. io f Pliono priccs gcodg l ) R a d c k . Candidatites I H i B ik e D e m o vas You\-c got q inSMCTS.^ ' This S alat Kanaka Rapidiplds Ranch from noon to 4pm.fic .“>1 3'jf s rtrs r- j p 'r frte tttSo te cm D3W»t SI;1 oo-'’oo- »i to) Y.ffi anj fucMaxihis i.ajs-jsur =r--j c.i-~-r. Irttf tt mo a $l,t CO Pro fti • jIjlcccfl a Iia: rto 103 7 fU te 0-iJi:uid .. -.... __ _ competesfor in g For dlnctkas im e n lale. ctHcintonbte: 1 (888j2au^ did ^ out Ag- GQPbucj c k s _ . _ ^ *■ SANDEGO{AP)—lesdttpditi- It^ 2 3 1 S S S B d i o S h a c INI' • • can’s ultimate dream——ahotdboB- a I n . L q u e s t i o n s . W c \-e g o l a n n L - ealthy doners' Yolo’S and bonev-don’ts from M r tg- M Pt«n j»V Jl pvit fji ;V> V • dnthea-e^theMcampanpoiga HEESE for99tea.onlyliappBnonceay s»t oit»swci-eraftri Islmcs j j e . On Wednesday,ay, th e ^ isO oSft 'jU i( r v .ir. r< vn rj| tc. it pr.cws^ t. w. j ade it come ■ Republican Party made Btion Neifthborhood BaJwry” }f a sp irin g true for a group of £ M «l I Un • I**-! h >»'■ ■«>* Senate candidates. ' At a posh reception, a dozen lates got to ______. 99L ■ GOP Senate candidate wMELO mingle, munch and talktall politics > f a i a r a i B ■ with members of th e: RcRepublican T s t I B lu I, ' Party’s elite $5,000 and $10,000 U m U y j I p l K I donor clubs, in townwn for tbe H m H U We knim tliat hogevHlCOMB m a plibs. Honngninsllnar tan),y h m n s s u EE ' Republican National Convention.Coi M m J t s*eBttoneyii™sior a |c3t atSimBiLteliniilii ■ ' After making a briefiefpresenta- 1 ■ « J f EAL tion to the 300 donorslors, Illinois . -' Senate Candidate / SaIvi ^ $ c s a 3 ^'Bfabbed the hand t ^ HONEYDEWClCIf’ lu. Hiigel • ■ Modey, senior vice pros^resident ll\IS ! i l v c u n e s '• g o v e rn m e n ta l affair: a t th e o n n i v e r' s s a r y ^ l -Nadonal Retailers Fedei»leration. I I P o s t lue Bonnet H ; • ^ thi;ik he liked whaivhat I had to Pt Depsndable Qua! ' say,” Saivi said. “Ann eventlike'e s a l e HONEYG ' this'is just critical foror me.t ROUND [RGARINE I state representadve an j recognition [^\it’CERE • ■■ have a lot of name re< ; c ; e • outside of Illinois.” t J .1 > -• -M otley p ro m ised to m ake a C l and l a r i site Mi*- tohisjTOup___ ------..posidvc report-back to : August 10- n ------but said the federadondon’s lUinois 10 Oz. 1m H E H H i H r members ultimately wowould'guide K ralt . i n i the dcdsion. n P L O W f f i ; The grip-and-grin1 receptionsrc - ^'SwenmaptRONI & CHSSI •1 >mmonplace...... have, been m ore comn DINNERS - - J ^ • than formal fund-raisingdngeventsas I PiTi I LEANGR ^ C '\ ^ __ ' - the party establishmennent tries to ■ ■ ■ ■ P V Ll show off its rising -IS — many of S O 6 9 them just sheddmg theirfieir obscurity I k S o a rg e r: r I s u “ • — to the GOI^s deepestEstpoe^ts. I BEI n£tay.Aun.'S3/3SE6allSsanTi3r2■! ■ lad waiters .■' ... .While tuxedo-clad - r - E S H H F T — E E H Z S I ! •- served the donors, cacheac Senate H hopeful got up to sixix minutesn to make a pitch. I M A C A R I S E I C A U U I “They used to0 m e E R M E L O n ■ ;‘Millionaire Smith,”’ said sai Oregon 1 D K ^ C E I . Senate candidate Gordordon Smith. . I ' “They don’t call mene that any M 7 3 ^ 1 - more. And that’s becaucause I spent B a c k T o “ iHearM^for • itlasttime.’’ I ^ I “I want your help. 11I need your I S c h o o l I Z ^ l i C ccnmart-■-Coi^SJODdltimMond ^ , help,” he pleaded.1. “T“ his is a IRON. 1 &Svrensen's m South 1 i i said of the j 4 - r ^ winnable seat” he sa Favorites...2 ? | -• ■'CouponooodIhniN -I post being v acated1 byb: retiring & Swonscn's In So ■Republican Sen. Maikiric Hatfield.1 ; ;-.The scene is beingIng rep eated > F a ll 1 9 9 6 -w m m • ’dozens of times across3SS 1San Diego n j o R A M ; — at fancy restauraiirants, hotel. I W A T I ; . ballrooms, golf coursesrses and rent- ; •edyadits.-' '• ; 7 " For new candidates,ites, an entic- m . - ing aspect of the con]:onvention of PACs, the . ' tn m art ® Coupon good thniMonfl the huge presence o f. UL JPON, i_ ^wp^^inSoultia donating arms of comfsmpanies and 9 I — -• special intereststhathatcan-bea- IB in m t m fast source of cash. * Coupon good thru ^ ^ & S w ^ e n ^ l i ^ . .Individuals can legaegally donate ' C h lld r VIZZUBRS ART only S1.000 per primai:naiy or gener- r^.„* * »WE O N A D D IS .6 oz. BONUS BAG al election to a federal'jal candidate. ^ast t I . PACs can fork overirS5,OOOper S . d re- n s fiuality clothing t IpamtelTKOlBTjBac candidate per e l« ^3on. o n But most M Mt the whole school yean P u n & P e d ______pACsjuts-basedin.VYj1 .Washington, I making them difficultnilt to attract ■' ■' ' for upstart candidatelates without . 124M:g H 3 B nation^ exposure. ) i m m B j g g a c g W ~ ...... /n/ants (hnpug/ii Main Ave. N. • Downtowii T £ i ^ ISON AVE. AT WASI ^ways . T ■ \ i/iS/zC 'M .------V------n Twin Falls « 734.3225

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■ You’d be hard-pressei;sed to find any AH oftf tht at, p lu s S hoshone’is staiusiius as' - ; adverse economic impac» a to Shoshone railheadid for the burgeoning livesttestock ; from the demise of Amiim tr^’s Pioneer Industrieries, made the place somethething ; passenger tnin. sp e c iail l samong the white-bread a{ ; The train, which conntnnects Salt Lake culturalll communitiesc of the Magic ; City to Portland, stopss irin Shoshone in ley. It wasw more ethnically diververse, I'die sm£^ hours of thee nmorning, three more blue-collar,bli more interestii!Sting. • days a week. At 2 a.m.,m., no Shoshone Amongg soS' u th -cen tral Id a h o d tie ss,only , o ■ ■ » J i > ' businesses are open. AmtrakAi doesn’t Glennss FerryF came dose to matchtching ■ even ovm the old railrcilroad depot, so Shoshortone’s bubbling steww o f f J ! passengers must waitait in a prefab farmhaniands, railh an d s.an d cow hand:nds. b u ild in g known as an “Aj“Ainshack.” The otheroil towns along the VP’ m ain \ : You can’t even buy a itrain ticket in line - Minidoka,Mi Rupert and Goodcoding : Shoshone; you have to)dothatt^ugh d( - soon1 mellowedr into homogeme n o u s a travel agent, and theLhere a re n ’t a n y f a r m towns. to^ For residents of thith o se I m . left in the old re re a d toitown. places,i, thet passenger trains becaecam e B u t the disappeamncance of the Pio- an afienerthought. For Shoshone,!, tl they .p eer on Wov. lO will have'aha\ profound-represeme n te d a b irth rig h t------emotional impact on thithe old railroad But theth long-haul passenger• traintr , tovra. Amtrak’s annoumuncement, com- was domone for long before UP fina c that the Union shut dowown the old City of Portland ; ing in the same week tt . Padfic Railroad petitioitioned to elimi- 1971. InterstateIni 84 had been largatgely ^ ■ |M nate the last of its freiglii^ t agencies in been completedcoi through the MaM agic : Idaho, shows how farir thei state has Valleyy byI the late 1960s, andtd i th e grown away from thele tiest and rails three-hoitiour o rd e a l o f a d riv e fromalW in ^ ------th a t bind. F alls to0 BE oise h a d b e e n c u t to 120 n Except for a six-yea?ear gap in the utes. FewFei folks were of a minddSS: a ‘Extrei;mism’ onldy applies; 1to Kemp’f’s optimisnm is have b e e n ru n - m o r e to to wait through the nightg h t in 1970s, passenger trains h n t;p ic k it - th a t of itself woul^ould one continually Shoshonione fo r th e tra in to com e, ^v^^olidcalcoiconventions, which are 10 percent ning through Shoshon* essentialljUy solve th e m yriad problemsem s. since 1883. In 1920, thethere were eight Amcrallak, a federal government'sIt's ef- ■ Hnotdesigrigned to stress th e digni- R H P F diat afflictict places like Chicago’s Cabriabri- trains a day through the town. If you fort to3 rescuer passenger rail traveltra .H^^tyofthes2 sp ed ^ often are ex­ in auto-intoxication, ni G reenI hhousing project. He said,,e es- s - , , liv ed in D ietrich, you coucould hop a w est- fro m extinction, exi revived the City:ityof ■ erdsesin publicans, who began ^IL L sentially:r. ^Yes. H e is wrong, b u t he is sos loming, do your Portlandnd as the Pioneer in 1977,7 i and a n Am erican faith is in hiss bound train in the mon stone conveninghereinalamood that fell far because ai ihoshone,*and be includetied Shoshone among its sti groceiy shopping in Sho; short of festive, havave been made chipper, chromosor;omes. , h o m e before noon. - - - la rg e lyy becauset of pressure from ■ T he im m ediate caujluse of diistransfonna- ]_ ------This faitlith - th a t prosperity is thee unu iu -...... : The same 15-mile triplip could take an late Sw.jn . F ra n k C hurch. tion is Jack Kemp,), butI the decisive factor versal solv)lvent of sodal problems— and. hour by car. E v e n 1with taxpayer subsidies, i has been Bob Dole’je’s decisiveness. ‘ «was 20 blocks away, an imprnpressionable makes hinim im m im e to pessim ism and jnericans allergic to undiluteiluted In the five years; ththat followed Pioneerer never made much econoi>nomic Precohvendonnenews stressed platform fifreshman a t Georgetown University.Un m akes Am iw ater’s “ex- conservatiitism , w hich takes a b leaker:er World War 0, rail passiissenger volume • sense. BoardingsBi and debarkation:ions at strife regarding abcbortion, and the possi- Johnson J ra n against Goldwa tremism.” (“M oderation"' wiwas later re- view of thidiings. T here m ay b e a soupccipcon . at Shoshone was the ththird-highest in Shoshonone never topped 2,000 aa yeanyi bility th a t Pat Buchchanan would arrive in ti vealed to m ean 500,000 miliinilitary person- of extremimisra in K em p’s cheerfulness,ess, Idaho - behind oiiljlily Boise and Lastyeaiear, th ^ were barely 1,000.). Southern California:iia with a chip on his v of all of California. Re^ n d in a ground w ar in Asia,iia, and the b u t suchI ccheerfulness is pan of thee ; Pocatello. Because Shos[loshone was the Everyocyone in tow n k n ew th a t th[leen e ( d shoulder the size of and Buchanan, pole did rampant ri inflation of the fedubHihef Tjr Ran»del ...... -..ciffailaHon dlfectIrtctof a lw a ^ been indisti n, and which has at pher F but is an asset—arguabuably a necessi- wage...... J^Manatbigedltof Peter Yort<■ort<______Wverttalni directlieeter C linton campaign, Clark Wilwoetli______m ost a one-track mind,m wanted to run ty—for r an Am erican poliddsddan. ------Th9 membsmbera of the editorial board anddwrtters w ofedKortals th e sortofcam pai{aign th at President He was once asked if theih e re is some Gcorjc; F f . Will is a Washington Post« are Stephen1 Hartgen,Ha ClaA Wahvorth, Stevee CnnnpC and Kevin MlUer. Jo hnson ran in 196964, when Bin Clinton rate r of national economiclcgrowth-4,8, gi os/umnistst FTERS — r a n d ATO “Jo h n Does” they h ad juist st q u it h is part-tim e,,e job because of th e to be term in al to qualify? forfoi a wish. had somele terrib le bu rd en s to b ear an Thanks for great concincert series H eis ;ht in. Told our other two Weniiends negative influenctice he would h av e on Some of oiu^ w ish childrenen (get better; has donee soi in a n adm irable way. H e ach er b u t a custodian m aking'ang I couldn’t wait to tell1 evevcryme they in the Twin Falls hospital ina crcrid- the students if thehey knew he moonlight- that is e x d tin g a n d is, off course,co what not a teac or. I p ay m y h ousekeeper mmor ore did a wonderful series of 101 concens in ^ m dition,j w e rushed o ver thereireaf- ' e d o n S aturday nifnight as a bartender, we wish for all of them. 57 a hour. It! I adm ire him , sight unseen« en, ■ the park. Thursday night' otifying families, In th e Aug. 8 pajlaper, it seems you have M eetingsarehddat7p.ilp.m. th e second than that! ^ th e concens for this year.:ar. They are get- Qnce ra ' a d d ed insult to injin jury by allowing Mr. Thursday of the month atIt S(Sodbusiers. for even1 takingt a second job, despite)ite ce we reached Twin, w e w ere, ing. ; ting b e tte r all th e time. ccause M cCorm ick to kee;eep both jobs if he . Anyone who would like to bbe a Wishing John Ganim er’s opinion of banending. id around for hours longer beca ts to • ^ K udos to Ted H adley; arand aU Ihe ran- dling. dianges his work):lc hours so he won’t volunteer may contactact Diana Jones It seem;ms to m e th at G am er wants t< le knew anything about anythir h e : ; sid an s, the soloists, the2 soundso experts xheimr were in , come in contactwith wi your students. He’s at 734-6695. If you have any questions start a veircndetm against someone he mmediate family members wer like to stir up a big stink innKim Ki - ■ and to Greg English, as5 a greatj m aster I have n o t a child molestester for heaven’s sake; about the orgaiuzation, pleaileasecalL doesn’t Ul e because no one seemed to ha' :’s eaisy for som ebody puUinging ; I of ceremonies, as well as (aU the ones nformation. I wonder how thatlat perhaps it’s time :t( to change your long- I would U ke to thank thcthecommunity .berly.It’s Star. down a $€$60,000 or more a year to startstar ■. who helped behind tlie;scencs. sC' 1 have been avoided? I feel thatihatdie outdated policy rejreading employees. ifor supporting Wishing Sta DIANA JONES somethin]ing against some poor guy tryitrying Tm looking forward to“ r ".“ 'y,';” ??'* familiesie s and friends deserve an apolipology DOROTHY E U P resident to m akei a Uving on S7 a hourl ’ w ant to encourage the TwTwin F a ^ offi- trom thith e officers who didn’t thinkk ooi r H eybum 5 he’s ; M a ^ Valley Chapter of.fWishinsSmr ’ ^Evenjhthough Mr. G a m e r thinks he' cials to keep these concercensinlhebud- (mough to get the informadonon tthat _ __ sin ' ------T w in F alls------d w ants to preach against sin •partment-to w as dcsIcspwately needed insieaJoTIi rapirm rtetateil; and th e: sisinner, m aybe h e ought too l)eb< ; k eep helping. ing a coupleCO of kids ruimin^ aroimd ■ OnAus.7,TomlnBames’lenertoM r. } ; behind a pulpit - not in dassJass- ; ^ •: M any thanks. all hour)urs of the moming douig the j( Yard sale letter w as rigr iO' g h t o n ' room s orir newspapers. : IRENE SURFACE G am er Stated that,at, “Recently, a fund- of th es ppolice. I am by no m eans puttily ® raiser was h d d foror Wishing Star, which is We a re in fu ll a ^ eem cnlent l with the It’s eas:isy for M r. G a m e r to a ssum m e e' the 1 • Twin Falls e on all cops, in f a « th e Idaho person w ho w ro te in sugge;jgesting die po- old “bettitte r th a n th o u ” a ttitu d e ^vithfrith his blam e o the local chapter•foi-Make-A-WishFoun- ^ __ j H e probably-has-never beenen-in-^- i - i Patrol dffioirs were conddera dation.” There isi a lot of cbnfiiabn aboiit'' —licetake yard sale signsi downdo ond fine ■ s;ilary.-H« }few : O fficer no help In fatali t S w r e c k ried to get informadon.and teco-be i wishingStar.andld I would like to take 'the people who leave themlemup! want or• nneed. A nd if he w ere, d ie fe\ DONNA BAIRD hisfir- ! O n the night of Aug. 2, ifriends of - ■ operatiiative. The officer I am talking thisopportiiniO'toto clarify a few things, people whowl a re backing h im on this i TEENA THOMPSON Hr. McCormick would help?him hu ! m ine w ere involved in a fifatal accident aboutt kknows who h e is a nd 1 hope hi W ishing S tar is:is not a local chapter ing of M r T w inF alls igjust fine. in Jerome County. Andi fromfr that night consdejnence is price enough to pay.’ forthe.Make-A-WWish Foundation. Wish- ______i l s “’f Sr.Mr.McCormick,I.would1 .. ------^ on;noonbe«“-than be Andwlw hile F m a t it, kudos to thlecdi-' e c; I sta rte d to yell a t us to get out of the most wish-granting or- him, w ho se e s w hat alcohoDhol d o esto p eo - to r foryour yo artide concerning thislis situ-si ; way. Knowing who was ir T i mB e to t change personnel polli«llcy • will do wishes for chil- pie every week at his pan-an-amejob,to ation. I: agree ai with everything youu a n d w ho to contact, w e th ol dren who are inn1 rem ission. B ut th c advise the young ones? . . . , printed. be very important but obobviously it Rcga•garding the Kimberly School biggest tWng diatlatmakes Wishing Star I don’t know M r. McConxrmick,buthe MIDGlGECHURaiMAN jvasn’t to hun. W e th en1 hihad to go to th e B oardd andc M r. J. G iim en (lick to d ifferen t is that: a child d o « not have ’ seems like an upstandingngdtizen.He’s ( TwinFiFaUs : Jerom e hospital where2 w.w c id c n ^ ie d A t fiifirst you o rder Bill M cCormici

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■ I v i n s ; - Jackl a Ito s l iA^ ClitistniasH 1 b H NEWSPAIv P E R I N E CD U C A T l OI h N S P O N S CORSHIP I think I fed like a Repulpublican pHBMM a t a Democradc conventiontion.rma U3SBC—1 banUieaded Uberal; I can’tui*t stand ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I H 1996 ■ these fuz^^mndcdamscrvMavattves. H in ^R o d hD ai iam CIin^ likes to ------Haven'ranydfAeraeverhzrh ad to ...... qtwte that linealeabbutTiowinsamty ' sinesses to participateate in our Newspapeier in Education pro-D- . meet a payroQ? Don’t theyleylmow 1 .Is doing the sam “the largest tax '•> << ; 'W e wondered how anyonyone increase in histoistoty,” b u t it applied : could have been dumb. enoughen lo only to Ihe riche±estlpcrcenrof. " " b u y voodoo economics thtth eB rst- -• Americans, notottoth^andme. t : time aroim d-but now?? TheTI offi- In fact, thane’sre’s a droll note on ' : d a l line here at this conveinvention Bob Dole’s econionomic pipe dream: : of dreamy-eyed, goo-goofjofmta- Atonetime,hishisifdviscrsconsid- sists, who all believe iniP Pr rin ce . ered simply repiBpealing the Clinton Charming and the toothh ff< a u y .js tax increase, but they realized that that voodoo economics5 wouldwc it would be politoliticaDy disastrous have worked in the 1980s80s if only bccause it woult,uld so dearly be that terrible Democratictic nodiingbutataI tax break for the C ongr^ hadn't insisteded onc rich, spending all that money.jy. Leaving] Talk about: wiwhich party can aside the fact that Ronddlaid m ake“toughchI choices"-Clinton Reagan spent $2 trillion)n oon had to pve upphis h entire economic weapons that we didn’t't needn< to stimulus kage in 1993, the one f l defend ourselves against:nstaSoviet hewantMtonuI m ^ the economy r Union in collapse, voodocdooeco- grow, becausec tht] e defid t was so nomics did not umlc. serious after 12 years of Cutting taxes did notc incincrease Republican ecoixonomics. His savings. Qitting ta ) ^ didiidnot 1 restraint has papaid off as interest ...... - increase investment. Givciivcn higher. - rates have fallaH en an d th e gro w th ------profits, the a e r a t i o nIS s diddi not rate has picked;ed up nicely. Why - irisely invest in their plantlants; they would we wantmt to go backward went on a buying spree5ond an andputourselvelves right back bought each oth^ in a memerger ^ere we were'OT? mania that left them staggaggering Dole’s econoinomic plan is dassic with debt and in the proce■ocessmadc smoke and minoirrors: onetim e gim* tens of thousands of jobsbs cdisap- micl^accountimting tricks, the pear. whole package,Ige. These w Now followthis boundiiicing ball RepublicansJ jujust don’t unden ■ II RI f dosely: During the last:five fiv stand tough fisalirion_and the rest of _ ^ m i t ■''1975andl980.fliit‘the'dijrdisfiiBU- tJ i^ fo lla . 013OlJtihoe secular m i i M i : tion of income changedddramati- di Republicans;sidleuptore^rters sic cally. - and quietly let:let it be known that I h e top tax rate fell froifrom 70 “the Jesus peoileople” are not their pcrcent to 28 percent, andanc income kind: “And ihcOTthei were a bunch of for the wealtluest 1 percercent of women feedingling babies and telling Americans rose by 7422 percentpt Jesus stories,”5,” said ; o n e v e teran H between 1977 and 1987.7. IncomeL with quiet horrorror. i i H R i l for the bottom 10 percent«ntfellby Thereasontln that the Jesus ladies 105 percent The top IpeL percent arc taking careare of tiieir babies is now have 42 pcrccnt ofif ththe nation- because this; pro-family pr party has al wealth. Oiuy th ( ^ inn tht^ e top 10 . no provisionsIS for f( child cara Or percent benefited fromn voodoov< maybe they’re’re against child care, I economic^ thc rest of us (got forget '______dumped on. 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Sas o f tbi e l . _ I ------—Ito d a y -to»the gene]sral:^ „ _ , ’riu^i-n^fiT for KLiiiib' Rrflff.'tll iX a I hoon crosses souththem Japan Aratna, r ^ sad from Iss o 3 e base X I m Powerful typho ■miWi rfta r d e s ix M n S a ^ 3 p o b lic w hh ile w e lo» w er in island of H o n ^ u Londi 6 ! ■ ' TOKYO — Typhoon5on Kirk lashed Japan’s main nt sQspecs « o e is^nsoaed X 1 Wednesday. Three lia I — . with torrential rainsi andan w inds of up tb 130 mph V ibsol a pan diy 50 n & s nxi£nb- I ^ t1 h e sto r e , lisstngatsea. i o n e v e r y it e m in people were lolled andmd an American sailor was miss eacfl&Bhran. Nearly 50 people hahave b een seriously hurt sineince the typhoon — He sad the snen ^ cn^Bsetz d 1 n 9 AM Fir id a y . the area's 12th storm1 of the seaso n— stnick Tuesds ereamoog/todtedirdeamx d I o o r s o p en Late Wednesday,, thithe storm’s center was aboutj ^ l S miles south- )logicaI Agency said. ^ r q uejaitiningsmifcdifclii e nn g I ] | west of Tokyo near Totiori,Tot th e Central Metebrolof rvenweeSsaso. L e t n o t hlin i g k e e p y1 o u east, skirting the west coast atIt abouta 18 mph. It \vas moving northeasi F a ^ d ied qmdenofigd Saaia S I 5curiiy an d Interior M hiiqra y I fr o m o mir slam >baa n g Balkan leadersirs vow to ensure voraters’rights ^juraes and pteficttd l i e Saada S I jyqument w a ld gi'iK'""*** dld e I ______f ...... — GENEVA, Switzerlaiiland— ^Under-US. pressure, — ^mone I Wednesday-to potfea tbe-ris jrights o f . voters in . . .. - — presidents pledged W .aft iiTiiir m ild aeg^EemAi i r - . sxt month. • H jj Bosnia’s elections next 1 l.‘l HilwIlly ^1.11 - — sed in a n unsigned rommuiiiqnique to apprehend They also promised In Washingtott, a QiaiPma issure r e f u g i^ the right to retretum to homes lost fs'ar oimii\aIs and assu aHmt r Bosnian dvil war. z a e during the 3 1/2-year B( 9 «*rmi4itirwi nf jiHirij imTi. z ad I led letter, Preadents Alija Izetietbegovic of B osiia ^ “ In a separate s i^ e d oesday an Tm\-wm itt-; in of C roatia stud the Bosnianm Croat< ministate in T oes and Franjo Tudjman o h eer re of people had been d e ta » e d ■ B Bosnia-HerzegovinaI wowould be dismantled. forqiir quesiiacdAg. Ib e cffitsd sa d i M I ■asoatlmoiaigSanJfareai^ Japan tightensms standards afterr poisoning| ITS bad made agyfcggaianesa Sandi ambozities have a k e TOKYO-Japan’sI’s 1health ministiy announcedsinew, r tougher stan- Sai oes istxgy o f dicsxing coafiessaaizS3S, dards for livestock slaughterhousessla Wednesdayly ini the w ake of an histo ut goventmeot oppoaCQS 29eud outbreak of food poisoilisoning th at has killed nine peojeople. • b u t I f the more than 9300 um an l i g h s orgamactaaQS sa m Tainted raishsprot)routs artj blamed for most of th jspects are scone&mes BETssee e d ^ » of the prime poten- cases of poisoning in Japan,J but beef is stiH one ol odtfaearsuuemeotsarencKDe300- ^ L M ■ tial earners ofthe disc: ssarilyreBaihle. instrua Japan’s 333 The Health and WelWelfare Ministry said it will in After a car boabine la: adopt a quality control progranrammoddedonU5. slaughterliouses to adc Novt[ovemb^ that Idlled Gr3x« H safety procedures. iTT>mrarr>^ a t a U S - m llliTlt/J 3rds so the source of n ie system require;lires companies to keep record in R iyadh, & e c j f i a ix4. . ■ ..0199C any tainted food cann bcb< quiddy identified OTSaiicfimrnwge aueaedacd g ave tdensed cocfesaoa^^ts U.S. orders LibLiberian refugees frorom emiiassy tiey-WTO iiibenoed t y nfifiaEtacs JndimsraiqBeJseKiwe. MONROVIA, Libcrit)cria — U berians who fled to an American gov- cmment compoundJ to cscape factional Sghtingg inii the capital w ere UJU S . oat aSbvc ■ f x , : ? ? - ? o rtle r^ to leave by' WednesdayW« or face airest a>D quesooDqt the znen beJne H i ;r v i c e 7 m e b d s a d e d in U S c£ issy posted warnings thiss weekv around tbe T he U.S. Embassy iaIs h av e sa id w oidd EEke l !______^ -G reystone compound.md. where about 400 dviliansms remained. A t th e o als ______: j j P f■ j L R N r n j R ^ ^ Ittiaua .dLuas to va^pcm-fatis ti * ------—;------height ot fighting; in April and May, as tnanyny as 20,000 people crammed into the sprssprawling, walled compoiind acacross the road from case.ase. the U.S. Embassy. UU: S Defense SeoaanriraSaB n m ing hom e after a truce tookjkc£toM < ay27.btit •eny m et w ith S aaE E q g f t i Most began retumii mly d^-s afte r d e June bn £ ]Ebfag . ______many who remainedrd says their homes were destrojroyed in the warfare, ctiH ij ■!’"« 11 fe-jP e & e i 'j , Wriitett-War^ammtieSf Saiirfactiort1 oc r M o n e y B a c k ■■ leaving tliem nmvherelere to go. It was nor known■Row no many re m a in ^ thathat U S jnvesajgatnas v tn d d^ I in the compound att theth< end of the day. lUois'ed to in te n o g a te a a j w ir e S t N . (w~toic<»tcoi:ol * 7 3 3 -1 4 3 1 * HOURS:3: Mon.-Fri. 9-9, 8bL 0.9:30, Sun.un.12-3 1 ’ CcConTBedtomftrereports oresad in ihe bomtnqg. •“ 1763Fhlmon ?SAii PATIfWHilPHt K

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— SL\FEA1lT ^ C O M D ■ :CM q r m i n = - J l ¥ivin Fallss ' 9 .S portsQ uotX T E . ■ f l | graad makes 4 4 0 _ _ I’ve t e n aar r o u n d a l l H S prc debut kindsofacco:complished ■ ByMIkeMM ailer . Tlmo»tiew«wf« corretpondont______• ■ people, fiomin m y m o n T s ■ BOISE-E - The ink had barely driedx io o: n _ , Nobel Prize-Be-winning ■ ^ his contraract when Twin Falls natives JirJim * ' ^ ® ^ r o 8 H om er mmade his professional basebaeball ;i*' fiiendstomususicl^ends.- debut witlrith the Everett AquaSox as thethey Btt./took on ththe Boise Hawks We<}ncsday.>y- ■ 'H ie Ha'lawks came away with the vict(victo- ij' Theydon’tltknockmy. ^ id improved their overall recorjcord I- ^ 1 (to lead the southwest divisio'ision 2: socks offF d d i e w a y g of the norlorthwest league. Hawks Pitchetcher ^ » f l ; » .'^ V Tommy DarrellI added another winin tto :i baskedDallplp l a y e r s a n d Vv' . * ^ S ' y ; h is 6-lre<■ecord and had a warm welcomcome -' •■, w professssional baseball for Homer. 5i RickPitiii n n o d o . M 50t me four times, so Td haveve tto * - m : ‘ say he'si ggood, right?” said H om er,, whwho • playedasIS a designaced Utter.. ✓ - ■ _ . " ’ Battinglg fifth in the line-up, Homeim e r i . ■ ‘ • . ■'V. su fferedd a case of first-game jittertte rs .' w hen hee entered the batter’s boxX fofor -AamsAskl^JtvJudd, Umzxr^' the firstt timet and nailed a hard drivdrive f " o/ KKeniudfy £ caught byby Boise’s shortstop, another01 lirie-drive capturedid bby v S4^."W.52^S shortirtstop and a fiy ball in the• se^sev- 1 ------..'vj/.'; en th iimning, i H om er suffered his firsfirst *'• professioronal strike out in the bottom)m ofc - iSCOREBOARE th e eight!Ith with the potential tying5 runm M fiEeB^BR on secondnd base for the Sox. ^ 1 S H n M M Today’s^s game wraps up the seriesies i in American League Boise. NcwYock3,...... Q ik a ^ l ^ BaMinoreSt ...... NEJR-aakces MinneaoQli ...... „..0Qkhnd7 . !-!? V eteran t ESPN BostonS,...... T0RKSD6 T o o s S ,...... ;...D em « 4 s p o)itscaster l 'Oc\ctndatCalilbcnia(n)"n ) '...... Cg]g ■ r n n i i *ItM ij taene^attelfeV tataitefirbW anLtteHnidsHMtef!b»’ Edtsf - - - ■*-•• Kansas QtyatScante(rO‘y ' sm t d r o)wns ’' in pool ■ National League ctetedPrau FVjsvhi"....:...... jCoJoodol ’ THINGTON, Conri. — Tom Tor Phibddphn4...... l....^dannl E a r l i i n s e d i g e R L o ck ie one of ESPN’s original sportports Pinsbuiiii4...... & n FsandxD3 anchors.s, drowned Wednesday inin a n Sc.Lans6, ...... :..ix sA n j5dcsl nt in his next-door neighbor'b o r’s - Houstno^ ...... AlcntrtalS rFlorida J finally p ro riinr^fgt..n~< !* t!"!rw ECEC H E 9 eE S E E S g bc t hE o m e w i n o v e r C ( o l o r a d o rhere he was watching his5 twotw ■ ; N cw Y oka ...... _ d a u ^ teers. n He was 46. mr^tTT^gftT’ mntnp< . , , , Policee initially told The Associateiated G n d n n aai ...... :...... AnDicRDl, — 'B jET£&E “Y ott c a if t focus on thethi lack of rap Press Iha:tat Mees jumped into the poolool lto ______ISinmng;______soppart," h e said. “Peopleyle talk ataut it sj,„j ijss .4 -ycM20ld daughter, GabrielirieUe. ______, ■ ^ t h e tnnfclFyou thinkk abouta' Jt, il just - . T h g y saj ^ c £ a B i K a ^ D E a > — ~ ;aid.|ater - ' “ too bard'iuKand-youhavew'- ‘th at" 'tacc o u n t ' 3f :flie 3«ar an ite i ^ : a g B s ------R n .F i'rfc tgTFr»ir~trrppirrftmJng l could notlot be con- ' " 2 H 7 - 2 Iheright^Kmder lowere:ered his ERA to firmed, beat CdloiBflD Q s i f i f i - . &25 tftc Gawesc T QT fViTrtir>/?n m rtfingprr D(Don Baylor said “We believeb< at - "-.I ^ Jerome sets5 volleyball1 Wednestby. ______CCWQlSCDmSUppGCE Bcowii deserves considerataation for the Cy ’ this potr>int th e re | Bi'owi, idiD lias dje li w st a; Yotms Award, despitete his1 mediocre was no0 rescu e ' meeting thiss evening ^[2ie "wnrsi n n i m ij ijicitij i i 32®iJiesszQic _ !□n rrP iF 111'.tjj'it Ti^io 1 reconl. attem pt,'It,” police W ‘ ■ \ : - ; JE R O M E - A ny giigirl in grades 10th liwnjmwc u ^ H n n S a i "Ebvr does h e lose 103 games?”ga Baylor C a p t. D om enic /. lunrtw JH4.IS ’^mrtWr H u r i through 12th intciested in playing volley* inn said, “t f s tough, to distingdnguish between Lombardrdosaid. j^pSvCSr'y K. rfiT» fTT~tr Finrri»»»- m, ElcC b a n a t Jerom e High SSdiool d nnist attend a 3ia 3Di£.^e«35C John Smoltz and Kevinrin Brown right Policee are now ■ Jmeetingsdiediiledfor'or 7 pjn. tDd^ at the * J WTTl^'^g:7 0 as£iM v w -Cjs s ssLe^3nn:(r-41.I now. IE y o u lo o k a t thle e sstuff, that's a classifyi:ying th e ;':highkhoolgym. • s a i •Eimiss Snwa-f^jJI^ Jm ueraz rms. with: X d e a th a swim- ■ latioQ contact Mike i Jk z K H im m E u r a c c id e n t. ; For more informati Please seeW;M«U]NS,PageB2 'Thom pson a t 324-4145.*5. 'OXSXdak^Ti^ C iHw* a j i'TI -MTiT— k ^^2ikc£ SQDc aorf h& rdo would Tom MeesI , n o t eelab h o rate . a T and saidid he didn't know if M ees couldcou lifrwin Falls Munim l couples AA t 42, D awTson s teaifiil] swim . TlThe state medical examinerin er’s office saimid an autopsy is scheduled;d fofi r S^tourhament piailanned Friday i^wnwi today. ■ TW IN F A L L S - The : Twin Falls ^calls en d to>longcaieei ] - ■• ••■ - ^ ^ '4 A u ^o■orities f said th e only peoplee prpre- :-M unidpal Golf-Couiserse will host a coiqales k j |g H |M M g sent dunjiring the acddent were Meess a or n d « tournament Friday «itS 6 p jn . •, 35s.natoBctaUftM ______his two1 diiughters, Gabrielle and 8t-year--ye: H B w s n r l m r f e . T a nw g s m , ^ ormat features a two- . Laururen. They had not extensivesively The tournament fom •MTA'MT - arr aa am3E±r t^-jt 5raa d blind draw. Cost is : \ _ f iowed the children by laila te ... . '<';person scramble and b TifiTf JO 1 3m g^t>"~r"'i Jiaca : ^,:$S per person plusgreeireen and can fees. n^H plH Wednesdsday. Mees' wife, Michelle, foundfour gooSbye, Andre Dzicsna jsQ te- H rf;‘ her husbsband at the bottom of theJ poolpo Z ' “ For more mfonnatioztion, Thf* protiitT ^ ^ after the[leir older daughter ran to thetheir * ‘ “at733-E326. ^ hom e ne:lext door to get her, police: said,sai . Sanson a 3EM5 ssBCF- ji1i>‘U.7ffg irTanr>rtit>.;juri B a Theyounimger child was out of the pool,ool. 2 = * 3 c m s s i i i ^ 6 a M i W e r e J a k e ______^ JB K >^ His witvife then began screaminglg forfi _ __UiahJlilatioji(!i ----- belp.-A~lUQwn-maintenance-manr.Ie^ le ff ------s Xpwiiii^n iiir'i^j-KgssB2s S i r Mackay mountiitain bike race ^die season, szid 33ie wnrds Krupinsliiski, jumped over the fencep andai a n e n g iyS -js. a t ' ^ ■ r ;iv2 r svram toto the bonom, drogging Meesees to MACKAY - Utahil riderri Cris Fo* and ^ prTiwt tmn- th e shallcillow end and then onto the deck.dec rooke Blackwelder e a s te rn I d a h o ’s Broc c * a s ; F^9Cf A'rescueue squad arrived seconds latelater, .. ____ topped ih e.m ea’s andjid women's £elds at - , « med by MicheUe M ees' 911caU.caU. Mackay Whiteknob" t h e 1 2 th a n n u a l Mai si^ j s 3stsx± 5b s ? e j "It loo3oked like he was sitting atnt thetl ’ 'Challenge mountain;bikeniceMandi^y. bii ^ f . «tr\ ^ iiM.nn L ‘ ' iM _ L _ --£*{ bottomo;1 of the pool," Krupinski said.d. Midiael Tobin of BoiseBoi and fomerlyot pospo5szTB| Qics ^sQsmg • M eess had : no pulse or respiratication ^ -^ td iu m finished secoricond. Tia 3 amaLttBJilff'tmearn: ftteQaMottfkviihfib Ut n s Dntui. n WtdnttdaylylnMUmltltet In « ''e n he h. was brought to Bradlcad lcy ~~~ ■* myaf!lf..T S a f t s m '^ ^ Sgtrrr -■-:aBee3tBss&.»^Bpa.3£.: rial Hospital ot 2:50 p.m.I. at a n d . .. ~ « j ^ T i l o r o thanrS20 race mmmSbErnf^SmmBHStfttevntofttemun. Sn i J - jc a te ^ r ie s raced arounilund an l& Sm ile loop -«dtidAa«mDe.*!Ii3iig»ronT{hft ...... x r . oto revive him failed, He wasIS ptpro- BIK n t m t a t M om AlMtar. iJ; -*'. th at started an d en dWinMflckay. ed : era J nounced!ddeadot3;15p.m. l ^ l n Falls Mununi Ladles p ■ ■ S u s ijpension 1hangs ov(/er Saints’ Mickell; ^>;Club ChampionQnshlp set - *’ I -.i ; TWIN FALLS - 'The Twin Falls ,1' i : t ’-M unldpal Ladies Chanhampionship will take J ^ B e n Qg^ losei veteranL guardi forr season I ^il^^place Saturday and1 Sunday.Si Tee times Jj iS-llwill be used on Saturdurdlay w ith a shotgun f l i t a » ~ catch wiwith 0 knife, was released, was hit in the chest by a Sstei tea k start on Sunday. “ Team scheduN '2 Dinner will be senserved after play on I > crnfi-»darftw.’tg r while tossing it w ith a friendid In a wn^SntTgt L'nni^ft J tn t M ara *• -jjiJ^uhday. SawCtTrm morket parking lot. Walker;r wwas .ssssiaBzsf «i 11 r TTniTiw fTt- tf^ o fine Saints rookie defenjfensive lineman to s S fSid up at a hospital and releasedised. TheentiyfeeisSZOoZO and reos&stian | :e Bruce Clark in a e e g r o p g 5i2nni3cs sx sta rt o n o p e n e r since 1 -d ^ j’dead lin e is today. CaCall M ike fo r m ore ^ a . 1S82. S m im h as startedted the first three Bengals • 'jr f d e t a l l s M 733-3326. . e < Tr* wni re fhffg» ausgea?- gnm ^. ird Kevin Sargent will missss tlthe ir w e have to do tha 1 T a t ® iD B s ^ QI cm x sc iiw. b c m 5 1 with a neck injury that rcquirquired ec - ju s t h a v e m p l a y with, n steff Biid w in t q n r t t hEXMiiL‘*^ Ca£E» itt'^ - ry Tuesday for a herniated disc, 3 - " , Compiled from il . fur i^n<> cnnch W ayne NujNunnely said. “I gent complained of numbncbness n think B m dy h as heldd hishi own in there f a as^aamifcm ju i f jwr- hfttr pparfy ttt aU lt. tiffness after the Aug. 3 exhilixhlbi- pieSy good. igoinst Indionapolis. He lalat te r But &foot‘S; and01 250 pounds, SPORTS 'y jH B&atir*•LMiii.'wFmTr^wTfflpf ri&wgefe ted numbness and tingling doidown oCHjCHooucoiars LINE : n - is considered, light to playpia full tike. «o*couia‘WCH! i»»iTi->trTi»fi !mtf ^ injutedjustbefcn^lam p wHile p ittin g . ------cpieasraeNFLTPagfl>agflB2— _ I ^JTbepma: _____ I • • TkTanmBypacflMlBrtii^teSBi ^ So^ 03u]i£ b aco m c the

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S«pt la t N.Y. Giants.Is. 8 |>.m. S e p t 1 Artzonto n s. 1 p jn . S op p t t1 ' Now E ngland, 4 p.m . S e p t 1 a t M iam i. 4 p.mm . S o p t 1 a:t Donvor,Do 4 p.m . - Skipt o| 1 Oakland, 1 p.m. . S«pt 8 New England,i. 1 p.m . S e p t. 8 a t N.I. YY J e ts . 1 p .m . S op p t t SI st Arizona, 8 p.m, S o p t 8 a t B uffalo, 1 p.m>.m. S o p t 8 Indiadianapblls. 1 p.m. So|k ip t 8 a t P ltb b u rg h , 1 p.m . ------^ept^r8^Pm ^M r9h7S|h791).hi:------S e p n S a l DDaHasr»p.m. a . Sopt:pt:i5N.Y Jels,1p.m .' ' Sept 15 Arizona, 1 p.m.m. Sopt15 Itat MW iam i. 1 p.m . S!o o| p t 15 a t H o u sto n . 1 p.m . ;Sept 22 Dallas, 4 p.m.m. S e p t 23 Miamam i. 9 p.m . S op p t t23 : at Indianapolis, 9 p.m. Sept 22 Jacksonvillo.1.1p.m. 1 Sopt22N.Y^4. Y. G iants, 1 p.m . SIopt o| 22 OPEN DATE - S e p t 29 O P E N DATEs Sopt29 0PEr*EN DATE S ep p t t29 : OPEN DATE S o p t 29 OPEN DATE S o p t 29 a)t t VW ash in g to n , 8 p .m . Soj>ept 29 Now Orieans. 1 p.m. . O c t 6 In d ia n a p o lis, 4 p.m.p. Oct 6 at Buffijffalo, 4 p.m . OiteSoattte, c t 6 1 p.m. O c t 8 a t B a ltim o re . 1 p.m.p.i Oct 6 Oaklaik la n d . 1 p.m . Ocl) c t 6 New E n g la n d , 1 p.m . O ct 13 Miami, 1p.m.I. Oct13BaItlmtimore, 8 p.n). Octi:t 13 at Buffalo, 1 p.m. O c t'13 W ash in g to n , tpt p .m . O c t 13 at t Jacksonvillo,J a 1 p.m. Od)ct. 13 at Indianapolis. 8 p.m. - Oct20atN.Y.JeU,4p4 p.m . O c t 20 NewV E ngland, 1 p.m . O c± t 202' at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. O ct 20 at Indianapolis,is, 1 p.m. Oct 20 Buffiuffalo, 4 pjn. Oci) c t 20 a t D enver, 4 p.ni. ' O c t 27 a t N «w England,thd, 8 p.m . O c t 27 a t WatVashlngton, 1 p.m. Ok:t. 282 D allas. 4 p.m. O ct 27 Buffalo, 8 p.m.1. O c t 27 a[A t A rizo r n a, 4 p.m . Oci)ct. 27 S t L ouis, 1 p.m . - :Nov. 3 W a sh in g to n . 4 p.m.p. N o v.3S anDDiego, I« 1 p.m. Nov.ly. 3 a t Now E ngland, 4 p.m . Nov. 3 Miami, 4 p.m. NOV.3 0PE>EN H DATE No'oc. 1 P ittsb u rg h . 1 p.m . ' ;Dec.8atSa8tt!o.4p.tn.i.m. D oc. 5 a t Phllihlladelphia. 8 p.m. Doc.,c. 88 N. Y Giants. 1 p.m. Doc. 8 New Y ork Je to1.4 , 4 p.m . Dec. 8 a t NNei ew E ngland, 4 p.m . Doi)oc. 8 a t C incinnati, 1 p.m . 'D oc. 16 a t M iam i, 9 p.m.).m. Doc.15atKaiKansas City, 1 p.m. Doc.ic. 161 B uffalo, 9 p.m . Doc. 15 at Dallas, 1 p.m.•m. Doc.14PhIlj'hlladolphia. 12:30 p.re< Doi}ec. 15 at Carolina. 1 p.m. Doc. 22 K ansas City.; 1 p.m.\ Doc. 22 C|ncliiclnnatl, 1 p.m. Doc.IC. 222 a t N. Y. Jo te . 1 p.m . _ Doc-21 a t N .Y G ia n ts,1,12:30 1 p.m . | D o c.2 2 Mllami, Ia r 1 p.m.______| Joe. 22 Houston, 1 p.m. ____

AFC Central___ A F C C e n tra [ ^ AFC Central 'A AFC West UKAS CINCINNAri^^ jr g h ^ K hO o i U S T O N ^ < j ^ DENVEfER C EHBH I ilMaHE Sept .1 at S t Louis. 1p.i1 p.m. S o p t 1 a t JacIacksonvlile, 1 p.m. • - Soptip t 1 K a n s a s City, 1 p.m . - - Sept 1 Pittsburgh. 1 p 1 .m . - ...... S e p t 1 N.Y .Y . J e t t , 4 p.m . S So e p t 1 a t H o u sto n , 1 p.m . Sopt 8 Oakland, 1 p.m. S e p t 8 a t S a n D iego,,4 4 rp.m . S o p t8 B a ltlmtlmore, 1 p.m. Soptip t 8 a t Ja ck so n v ille, 1 p.m . Sept 8 Houston, 1 p.ip.m . S o p t 8 a t tS< So attio , 4 p.m . So Sopt 15 at Soattio, 4 p.m. Sopt 15 Now Orleans,s,1p.m. 1 SdptlSBuffaiffalo, 9 p.m. Soptipt 15 Baltimore, 1p.m. Sept 15 at Oakland,^[1.4 p.m . S o p t 15 TanTam pa Bay, 8 p.m . So S o p t 22 D enver. 1 p.m . S o p t 22 O P E N DATE Sept. 22 OPEf>EN DATE Sip o p t t22 O PEN DATE Sopt 22 at New Engiiigland, 1 p.m . S o p t 22 aa t t1< K a n sa s City, 1 p .m . So S o p t 29 a t S a n DIogo. 4 p.m1. . 1 Sopt 29 Donvor. 1 p.m.m. Sopt 29 Houslu sto n . 1 p.m . Sipt o p t29 at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Sopt 29 Carolina, 1 p.mp . S o p t 29 aat t C Cincinnati, 1 p.m. So O ct 7’PIttsburgh, 9 p.m. O ct 6 Houston, 8 p.m.II. O c t 7 a t K amsas n s City, 9 p.m. Oct:t 6 at Cincinnati, 8 p.m.' O c t 6 a t N ew O rleansans, 4 p.m . O c t 6 S a nin01ogo.4p.m. D Oc O c t 13 OPEN DATE O ct 13 at Pittsburgh,1.1p.m. 1 1 Oct13CInclnclnnati. 1 p.m. Octn . 131 a t A tlan ta, 1 p.m. OcL 13 N.Y Jets. Iplp .m . O c t 13 O PEIPEN DATE Oc O ct 17 Seattle; 8 p.m. O c t 20 a t S a n FranclswI s c o .4 p .m . O c t 20 a t Houlouston. 4 p.m. Oct:t 202 Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. O c t 20 a t S t L o u is.1. 4 p.m . O ct. 20 BalUlaltimore, 4 p.m. Oc O c t 27 a t D enver. 4 p.m . O c t 27 Ja ck a o n v lIIo ,,1p.m. 1 \ Oct27atAtIaa ian ta , 1 p.m . O:t c t 272 San Francisco, 1 p.m. O c t 27 a tC ln c ln n a111. U . 1 p.m. Oct 27 Kan!:a n s a s City, 4 p.m . Oc Nov. 3 a t M innesota, 1 p.m . Nov. 3 a t B attlm oro, 1 p.m.p. Nov. 3 St Lou.ouIs. 1 p.m . N}v. o v .:3 a t S e a ttle , 4 p.m .' Nov. 3 OPEN DATE Nov. 4 a t O aakland, 9 p.m . No Nov. 10 Groon Bay, 1 p.m. Nov. 10 P itts b u rg h . 1Ip.m. p.t Nov.lOatCIn3lnclnnati. 1 p.m. Nov.)v. 101 o t N ew O rloans, 1 p.m . Nov. 1 0 B a ltlm o ra .44F p.m . Nov. 10 C:h hit lc a g o , 4 p.m . Nc Nov. 17 Chicago, 1 p.m. : Nov. 17 a t B uffalo, 1p.iTp.m .. - ...... - -Nov.-17 Ja cdcsonvllle, k » 1 p.m. .; . Nov.>v.17MiamI,.4p.m...._ 1 ...._ . Nov. 17 a t P ittsb u rggh. h , 1 p.m. Nov. 17 atIt N ew E ngland, 1 p .m . Nc Nov. 24 S a n D iego, 1 p.m . Nov. 2 4 A tla n ta , 1 p.m.m. N ov. 25 a t Miami,Mia 9 p.m . Nov.>v. 24< Carolina. 1 p.m. Nov. 24 a t B altlm dro,re, 1 p .m . Nov. 24 aIt t M innesota, 1 p.m.- Nc Nov. 28 a t D e tro it 12:30 p.m . - . Doc. 1 a t Ja c k so n v illeIe.1p.m. . 1 Doc. latBalUaltJmoro, 1 p.m. boc.}c. 1i a t N. Y. J o ts , 4 p.mT Doc. 1 C in cin n a ti. 1 pp.m. , Doc. 1 Soatt» a ttle ,4 p .m . Nc Doc. 9 a t O akland, 9 p.m . Doc. 8 Baltimore, 1 p.m.).m. Doc. 8 S a n DIogo.DN 1 p.m . Doc.)c. 8{ Ja ck so n v illo , 1 p.m . Doc. 8 at H ouston, 1 p 1 .m . Doc. 8 a t G ror o n Bay, 1 p.m . Do Doc. 14 Indianapolis, 1 p.m. DQc.15st Houston, ip.1p.m. Doc. ISSsnFn F ra n cisco . 1 p:m . Doc.}c. 15i Cincinnati, 1p.m. Doc. ISSeattlo. Sp.n:3.m. Doc. 15 OO ak akland, 4 p.m . Dc Doc. 22 a t Buffalo, 1 p.m . •. Dec. 22 Indianapolis., 1 p.m\ . ' Doc. 22 a t Carolina,Car 1 p.m .______Dec.)c. 22J a t B altim ore, 1 p.m . Dec. 22 Atlanta, 1 p.irp.m.______I Ooc. 22 aitSan t S DIogo, 8 p.m. Dc

NFC East NFC East. J i f l i k AFC West ^ ■CWest ^ NFC East ^ N E W I S ^ DALLA-AS YORK \ OAKLAND^ EATTLE 3 ARIZONA ^ I i - S B m s s mf t , : fls, 1p.m. S‘optr2ilCh'Chicago; 9 p.m. " ‘ ‘ ■SoptT "S B uffalorS p;m :------. . '. Sopt 1 atBdltlrhors.,1p.m. I p . Sopt.1 Soattliittlo. 4 p .m ...... Sp o p t tl at San Diego. 4 p.m. Sopt 1 at Indianapolis, S o p t 8 N.Y..Y. ,9p.m. 91 0ct210aklaikland, 9 p.m. Oct: t 171 a t K a n s a s City, 8 p.m . O c t 20 T am pa Bay, 4 p. Oct 27 N.Y Jots. 4 p.m,.ni. O c t 27 at MMl iami, 4 p.m . O 0 ct 27 at Dotroit 1 pm . O c t 27 O PE N DATE - O ct. 27 a t SoaJoattio, 4 p.m. Oct:t 272 San DIogo. 4 p.m. Nov. 3 a t N.Y G ia n ts, 1 p.m . Nov. 3 Phiiaciliadoiphia, 1 p.m. Nov. N 3 A rizona, 1 p.m . ! Nov. 4 D onvor, 9 p.mI. . Nov. 3 a t Indieidianapolls. 1 p.m. Nov.)v. 32 H o u sto n , 4 p.m. on, 1 p .m . Nov. 10 at t SanS t Francisco, 4 p.m. Nov. N 10 a t C arolina. 8 p.m . Nov. 10 a t Tam pa Bay,y,1p.m. 1 . Nov. IIDotroltroil, 9 p.m. Nov.>v. 101 M in n e so ta , 4 p.m . Nov. 10 at W ashington, 4 p.m . Nov. 18GIroon. reo Bay. 9 p.m . Nov. N 17 a t A rizona. 4 p.m . : Nov. 17 M in n e so ta , 8Bp.m p.i . Nov. 17 Tammpa p Bay, 4 p.m. Nov.>v. 171 a t D e tro it 1 p.m . Nov. 17 N.Y G ia n ts. 4 p Nov. 24 P h ilad e lp h ia1.4 , 4 p.m . Nov. 24 at t N.YN. Giants, 4 p.m. Nov. N 24 D allas, 4 p jn . Nov. 24 a t So attio , 4 p.m.p.ir Nov.24atKaiKansas City. 1 p.m. Nov.>v. 242 O ak lan d , 4 p .m .' ,1p.m. Nov.28WaslW ashington. 4 p.m . Nov. N 28 a t P hiladelphia, 1 p.mI.m. . Doc. 1 Miami, 4 p.m. D oc. 1 NowfEniaIand.8p.m. El Doc.1ic. 1 a t D onvor, 4 p.m. Doc. 1 a t M in n e so ta , 1 1 Doc. 8 a t A rizona.rt 4 p.m . Doc. D 8 a t Miami, 1 p.m . 9 p.m. Dec. 8 at PittaIttsburgh. 1 p.m. Doc.IC. 8£ Buffalo. 4 p.m. Doc. 8 D allas, 4 p.m . Doc. 9 K a n s a s City, 9 p. lew England, 1 p.m.' Doc. 0 15 Now O rlo an s, 1 p.m . IC. 15 a t Ja ck so n v illo , 8 p.m . Doc.1SWashin^on,4’ 4 p.m . Doc. 15 N ew Doc. 15 a t D onvor, 4 p.m.p.n D ec. 14 a t Chicago,Chi 4 p.m. Doc. 1 Doc. 21 Now E ngland, 12:300 p.m.p.i Dec. 22 a t P hlladolphlohla. 1 p.m. Doc. 22 att W ashington, 4 p.m . | [_D I Doc. 22 S o a ttio . 4 p.m.m. D ee .2 2 D o nnvor, v i 8 p.m. ______Doc.IC. 22< a t O ak lan d , 4 p.m.

NFC Centra NFC Central . NFC East- - - ^ IFC Central ^ NFC Central itral ^ . g r e e n CHICAGO I D ^ E T R ^ '^ m in n e s o t a ^ K PHILADELPHIA^ IGTON^i^ CH E M M 1 Sopt 1 Dotroit 1 p.m. S o p t 1 a t M in n e so tata, , 1 p.m. Sopt 1 atTai: T am p a Bay, 4 p.m . S ' S o p t 1 a t W ashington,)n,1p.m. 1 SoptlPhlladladolphia, 1 p.m. Sopto p t 2 D allas, 9 p.m. ,ip.m. SoptePhiiatiiladelphla, 9 pjn. . Sopt S 8 at Atlanta, 1 p.m. ------6 a p I.r^ a t4 ;r» e n B a y rt 9 ^ | p j n , ______SoptAChicniicngo.±pjn.______^------J ° Po ,l p t 8 a t W ashington. 1 p.m . Soptl 8 Tampa Bay. 1 1 I p ra 71 " p h f r ------s o p n s s a n -Sbpt^lS at Chlcagor4-pjn_--: Sopt 15 Detroit. 1 p.m.m . S o p t 15 a t N. Y Giants, 4 p.m. Septiopt 15 M lnnosot^fp.m. ------S o p t~ ird t-p R lIa 3 6 Ip S a n O lo g o rt'p m :------® itMlnnosota, 1 p.m. Sopt S 22 Greon Bay, 1 p.m. St Louis, 1 p.m. Septo p t 22 a t D elroil. 4 p.m. Sopt 22 Chicago, 4Ip p. .m . S e p t 22 a t V S o p t 22 a t A tlanta, 8I p.m.p.r S o p t 22 a t S t S o p t 29 a t N. Y. G ian ts 1 p.m . Y Jots, 8 p.m. . Soptopt 29 Oakland, 1 p.m. Sopt 29 at Tampa Ba]Say, 1 p.m. Sopt 29 atIt SSoattio, 4 p.m . S Sopt 30 Daiias.9p.m.m. Sopt 29 N.Y . O ct G Carolina, 1 p.m. O c t 6 OPENINDATE [ . Ol e c t t6 G roon Bay, 1 p.m.. Oct 6 Atlanta, 1 p.m.n . O c t 6 a t Chicago,Chi 1 p .m .. ------— O c t 6 O PE N DATE O c t 13 a t Tam pa Bay. 1 p.m . 4ow E ngland, 1 p.m . ■ - -OlcL-13 ct_ a t N ow Orloana, 1 p.ifl. Oct13atOakiandt4|,4 p .m ...... Oci.14Sanla n F ran cisco , 9 p.m . , Q ------^ O c t- 1 3 a t N .Y . G iants,18.4 4 p.m. • - Oct liatNov O ct 26 OPEN DATE I c t 20 O PEN DATE E O c t 20 OPEIPEN DATE 0 O c t 20 M iam i, 1 p.m. Oct.20N.Y.Cf. G lanU , 1 p.m . O c t O ct 20 OPEN DATE im p a Bay, 1 p.m. O C ct 28 Chicago, 9 p.m. ianapolls, 1 p.m. OctI c t 28 a t M innesota, 9 p.m . O ct 27.N.Y Giants.I.1 1 p .m . O c t 27 Tam i O c t 27 C a ro lin a . 1 p.m.i.tn. O ct 27 Indian Nov. 3 K a n sa s City. 1 p.m . Nov. 3 a t G ro e n B ay,y, 1 p.m. Nov. 3 DetroitrolL 1 P-n’- ^ Nov. 3 a t D a lla s .-1 p.m.in. Nov. 3 a t Buff:uffalo, 4 p.m . Nov.lov. 3 T am pa Bay, 1 p.m. . Nov. 11 a t S a n DIogo,JO. 9 p.m . Nov. 10 at KKi a n sa s City, 1 p.m . Nov. N 10 a t S e a ttle , 4 p.m . ______JiovJO,BuffalOj1_p.rn._m._____ Nov. lOArizoiizona. 1 p.m . Nov.lov. 10 a t D enver, 4 p.m...... Nov. 17 SeatO e, 1 p.m______- Nov..18atDitDaila8,9p.m...... ,NNov. 17 ot O akland, 8 p.m . Nov. 17 W ash in g to n ,rip.m. 1 f “ 'Nov.'17atPhlPhlladblphla,'1 p:m r'“ ' Nov.lov.'17 a t K a n sa s City, 1 p.m . - . 1 p.m . Nov. 24 at S t t Louis, 8 p.m. ' n 6v.’24 Donvor. i p.m . ‘ Nov. 24 a t A rizona. 4I p.m.p.r Novi 24 S ann FF ra n cisco , 1 p.m . Nov.lov. 24 D e tro it 1 p.m. Nov. 24 a t C h ic a g o , 1 y. 12:30 p.m. Doc. 1 ChIcailc ag o , 1 p.m . Doc. D 1 Arizona. 1 p.m. Dec. 1 N. Y. G ia n ts, 1I p.ip.m. Nov. 26 at Dallas,Dal 4 p.m . Doc.loc. 1 a t G roon Bay, 1 p.m . Nov. 28 K a n s a s City, ‘ 9 p.m . Ooc. 8 Donviinvor,1p.m. * Doc. C 8 at Dotroit 8 p.m. tinpa Boy. 1 p.m. Doc.loc. 8 S t Louis, 1 p.m. Doc. 8 M in n e so ta , 8 p Doc. 5 at Indianapolis,Is, 8fl p.m . D ec.8atT aniF Dec. ISTampa Bay, 1 p.m. Arizona, 4 p.m. Doc.lo c ..1 4 S a n D iego. 4 p.m . f Doc. 15 Groen Bay,,1 1 p 1 .m . Doc. 15 a t DetroitDl 1 pm. C Doc. 14 a t N .Y . J o ts,, 12;12:30 p.m.‘ Dec.15atArfc Doc. 22 a t G roon Bay. 1 p.m : loc. 22 a t T am p a Bay, 1 p.m . ___ Doc. 23 at San Francliiclsco, 9 p.m. Doc.22Mlnrlin n o s o ta , 1 p m ______• |_5 .Doc. 22 A rizo n a , 1 p.m..m. D ec. 22 DallatIlas, 4 p.m. • I Doc.

NFC West NFC Central ^ N F C W e s t . C W e s . NFC West : ^ TAMPA I ^ S. NEW E SAN B AY _ N ATLANTi arolinaV ^ S T L O l FRANCISCO !9v^sii k y w s i b3 H e p t 1 A tla n ta, 1 p.m. Sopti San Francisco,:0 ,4 p.m . S o p t l C I nIn c cln n atl, 1 p.m . S Si e p t 1 Now O rle a n s. 4 p .m . Sopt 1 Groon Bay. 4ip.ni. p.r S e p t l a t Carearollna, 1 p.m. Sopt' 1 p t 8 a t New. O rleans, 1 p.m . Sopt 8 Carolina. 1 p.m..m . SopL 8 a ti SS i a n F ra n cisco . 4 p .m . Sopt Si 8 S t Louis, 4 p.m. S o p t 8 a t D etroit, 1 p.mp.m. S e p t 8 Mlnnoin o so ta , 1 p .m . S e p t I Sopt 15 at Cincinnati,*II. 1 p .m . S o p t 15 OPIOPEN DATE S Sl e p t 15 OPEN DATE lpm._- SoPt ISOPEN'ENDATE S ep p t t 15• O PEN DATE ------.S o p t, 15 a t Donvor, 8 p.t .m . S o p t 22 Wa:Waslilngton. 1 p.m. ' S Si o p t 22 a t C a ro lin a. 1 p.m . m S e p t 22 Phiiacliadelphia, 8 p.m. Sept:p t 22 San Francisco, 1 p.m. SopL 22 Arizona. 1 p.m, S o p t 22 S o a ttio , 1 p.m. > .1 p .m . S o p t 29 aat t /Arizona. 4 p.m. Sopt Si 29 Atlanta, 4 p.m. m.’ S e p t 29 a t SanSai Francisco, 4 p.m. Sopt:p t 29 Jacksonvillo, 1 p.m. SopL29atB8lllmoro.1 ,'Sopt 29 Detroit, 1 p.m. 4 p.m . O ct. 6 S a nin FF ra n c is c o . 4 p.m . O O ct 6 at S t Louis, 4 p.m. O ct. 6 a t Detroitrolt 1 p.m. • Oct:t 6 6 at Minnesota, 1p.m. O c t 6 Ja c k so n v ille , 4 p ■ O c t 6 O PE N DATE .m . Oct. 13 a ttC Cl a ro lln a , 1 p,m . O O ct 14 ot Groon Bay, 9 p.m. I pm Oct13Hou8t(iston, 1p.m. Octt: t 1 3 S t L o u is, 1 p.m. O ct 13 Chicago. 1 p.m. O ct 13 Minnesota, 1p.r Ip.m. 0ct20jacva c k so n v lile, 4 p.m . Oct. O 20 CInclnnoM, 4 p.m. .pm. Oct20atDaiiilaiias, 1 p.m. Oct:t 202i Now Orieans, 1 p.m.' O c t 20 a t C a ro lin a . 1 p ,'Oct20atArlzoha.4p.n O c t 27 at BlBaltimore, 1 p.m. O O c t 27 a t H o u sto n , 1 p.m . Bhurgh, 1p.m. OctIt 272 atPhiIadelphIo,1 p.m. Oct 27 OPEN DATE O c t 27 a t G ro e n Bay, 1p.m. 1 Oct 27 Pittshi ,m. IV. 3 at Atlanta, 1p.m. Nov.'3 San Francisco,0 , i8 p.m . Nov. 3 a t PPittsburgh. it 1 p.m. Nov. Ni 3 a t Now O rle a n s, 8 p.m . .Nov. 3 a t C h ica g o , 1 p.np.rn. Nov. 3 Carollnillna, 1 p.m . Nov. 3 IV. 10-N.Y. Giants, 8 p.m. Nov. 10 H o u sto n , 1 p.m.1.m. Nov. lO AAtlanta, tIa 1 p.m . Nov. Ni 10 Dallas, 4 p.m. Nov. 10 Oakland, 1p.m.].m. Nov. 10 a t S>t t Louis,I 1 p.m. Nov. 1 IV. 17 a t S t L o u is. 1 p.m . Nov;i7atAtlanta, Ip.ip.m . Nov. 17 C:a a ro n IIn a, 1 p.m . Nov. N' 17 Baltimore. 4 p.m. Nov. 17 at San DI6go,43.4 p.m . Nov. 17 Nowtf O0 rloans, 1 p.m . Nov. 1 Nov,24atTampa'Bay.'ly. 1 p.m . Nov. 24 GroiSroon Bay, 8 p.m. Nov. N' 24 a t W ash in g to n , 1 p.mi.m. . 1,1p,m. Nov. 24atClni:incinnoti,1 p.m. Nov.IV. 242 at H ouston, 1 p.m. Nov. 24 Now Orieans, 1 ,m . Dec', i a t: NNo ow O rieans, 4 p .m . Doc. D< 2 at Atlanta, 9 p.m. p.m. D oc. 2 S a h Francisco,F rt 9 p.m. Doc.IC. 11 Tam pa Bay, 1 p.m. Doc.1 StLouls.4p.m . Dec. 1 o t C a ro lin a, 1 p.n : C h ica g o . 1 p ;m . , ~______DDoc. 8 Carolina, 4 p.m. »wOTleanBr1-p.m.------: -D oic. c . 8 a tS a n .E ra n c is c o . 4 p .m ...... _ -Doc J Atlanta Jj^ m1. ^ Ooc. Batch ------DecrffWaaNnBtenrrlTriT r m r------Docre-aHJow- Doc;iralPllt«burgh.-1 p.mn.------"■* ." ------IC. 15Baltlmora, 1 p.m. Doc. 15 at N.Y. Giants,its, 1 p.m. Ooc."l5at“AitAtlahta,l'p.m. D ______■ nnc.15«IMInnM0tii.1a. 1p.m. ' Doc. ISStLoiLouis, 1 p.m.______Doc. 1 tcr22 PIttaburghr1-p.m.------—- — -D ec^l-atSt Louis, 4 1p.m . I D ec. 21 New'low O rioons, 4 p.m^______| Doc. 0 23 Detroit 9 p.m. Doc. 22 Chicago. 1 p.m. ------~Docr22atJflenretcgicmvlttor1'F..rn .— ■’ - -O o c r2 ______/

.. t > P O I k urS RESYourSporis Editor. Karen Bi 2 3 ^ ■ __ P a g e ______Thursday, Aulugust 15,1996 • The Timcs-Ncws'^-4 “Ti tournamQentSJLOil [d o w n .. lanes; SSchulz taallies hig]jh gamess| i BSTi V — ------1 Simrunions and Russell Ulrich $14.!114.£ The first of the four squ;quadtour- I II naments being held thish is m o n th • • • i for NABI members and Upcoming Letigue organiza- was last Saturday ntn i g h t a t i B o w l i n g tie”inal ' m eetings at the Magici g i c ' Bonanza Lancs in Burley. iwl are: Aug. 19-Church at 7 For those of you planlanning to v f THehia ^ n.; Aug. 23-Seniors at noor^)o r^ :’i lg. 27- Friday, Mixed at 7 pjn^ bowl in one or dll of: theti next \ / Tucker 1‘^ i ' three squads, what is thhe e :score to . lg. 25-Sunday Rollers at 7 p.m i beat? B nicc S d iu h wasIS tthe man I AL J Aug.lg. 27*Pioneer al 7 p.m.; Sanai of th e hour rolling scratdItch ga m es Aug.lg. 29-Thursday Scratch Trioo a | ^ . IBS;'?' KS of 276, 245, 251 and 220 22 for a ^ent recent)intly held at Magic i . " m ...... J m l ^ scratch series of 992. Bowl, th e topop 1money winner was GoGoing to a league organizatiortiori-:-; His partner, Leslie Wheeler,W uatc Sloddartlard rolling a 764 and a l nim eeting is somewhat likei k e - did her fair share withth scratch „ im in g $70,50).50. goin^ing to the polls and voting; fofor ^ 'l games of 231, 211, 200 a nedy at 735 was sec- r elected offidals. If you don’to n ’t'-i |K i for a scratch series of 86! and don’t vote, then live withv ith .: le •> nn .1 ond for 558.58.75 and Richard . 8° handicap total was 5 third for S44.65 at e 'decision. Let your voter be b i ! imted. Attend and vote for the R em em ber this is nine piip in „ '“ L p Jriggs captured the t h e . • using regular league avei a t 717 for S3520 and igth of the season and what'h a t 'j ur total league fees will be;b e ;:! it’s a beatable score. . . . D irk M cCilllster ain placed sixth Holding the second orS25JS. ^s, the cost of bowling, likelik e Dave and Johanna BroTn'a?Br »tha713forS e ry th in g e lse , i s goin^ up. Lo ook o k s ust-17 and 18rthe ■ 1,749. Schulz took threerec ot the “ O" August all the revenue eaung items2rasi^ handicap sidepots and[d i got th e M fgic BowlI willw host a summer •y o u r le a g u e . OMIIMU loubles tournament. ^ strike needed to win tiiehe Turkey \re there some areas that cancarv Tjie Twin Falls 14yearold Babebe FRuth b ^ b a ll team tKently worivon the state championship. Shoot. Dave Brown andd AAnthony * cut? If so, your voice won’t b^ lO-tap winners at th e ^ ^ . Keyes were able to matdItch scorcs "?■" a rd u n le s s y o u a re th e re . • to win the Match Play, Optional0 M w; B™1 '«were J.V. Mitchell Klimes $44, Felix “T Event. This Saturday is Ithe sec- I7ie/mo Tucker twrifcs a weeklyekly. at Sunset McLemoreati: and Howard Gibbs be Ruth 1team ond squad being held at wUng column for the Timesm csj Twin F"alls Bab G oodson and Jason Bowl in Buhl. The startinginc time is ' S30jM lkcGo WS. You can contaa her at 733^733= Thuren$22,Jii, Jim Boehm and Diric 7:30 p.m. 57 or by e-mail at ttucka^magi-lagi- M cCalUsterr S18,S: Wendy Tapen Tkcom, - - — ...... earns Isst-place; honors aat state In the bowl 4 drop 1Ito : u rtia - and R ichard1 Ulrich U S16 and V em ■ M O SC O W -The Twin Fal]Falls 14- to u rn a m e n t, TvbT w in F alls b e a t By winivinning the state champi- ycar-qld Babe Ruth basease b a ll Idaho FaUs 8-3.. BillyB Hum phries onship»the th< T m n Falls team quali- team w ent undefeated in1 takingta went 2-for-3 witvith an RBI and fied forir tlthe N orthw est Regional . Y o) lurScori^ESANDSITATS i first place a t th e state tourna-tou Jonas Brady addeIded a double and tournamament in Port Angeles, . S»Y«snj1JJ«MC»*l*«1j;.1J.lS.thLTti ScM ' is 1 MfwRLCiMia ment. a triple. Wash.,, bubut fell in its opening two B o w l i n g . Uil«M < W». 17. UU UAAt IX427. CoM'>«mMCa-e«7 1$ I !»<>MUncrll,2.ti7tU«i*l7 1U.Jtfo I game, Twin Falls games amand was eliminated, — sw««»2r-ji-s.n«f«Wii2B»«.IS9.1 A«nTo»W«l l)i I) PMR.)idM«ailnWo.a,; ,;ln the championship) gj gam e. In the second gi MflgIc_Bowl Set* CJ»fMU^_ I] tatiOMnRr.CKSianCa.I.Iknaa' Tjvin Falls'bcat Idaho Falls-dls l4 -l...... scored in, every in:inning to hold off - Mcmbenbers of the team-include ; ' ' ' l&CnMUnU7<}.21.t'sR9ttij ' ' tr • - KiM(i«;tP»ica*aw:9.t«Mwr,, InaBjiM ■ I Z«ch Gregerson went 2-forfor-4 a t N am pa 15*12. Jo n a s B rady led Zack Grejjregerson, Brandon Miller, OokOV Fa mM »Vre M) <0 ‘ M/S1M2t SC»IORUUfSOAUE5 K*>.p« IA Ton IM. UUM 127i».ii.0ui»jiJ(«i 1 xce..a a , -KM 7S r XfcttiCnmll;4.M.0iKHMnfinl DKWdwlS U !.uia. U Ert Ri>p3n 1 MU. 1'.\t.U Eo rmSauttSv* I Mi;r«uiCu:!rUlMS«aM7.7 ■''' Humphries ivas l-for-4 withnth two 4 w ith two RBIs.Is. Casey Turner Casey TuTurner, Shawn Pohlmaii, SEWOfi UE>f3 SCRES lem Bkmu* Km* U1 U. Aam Ur 10 10 a MoeiuMat.a.uuimiia.>b>»i Warburton, Fernando (U.iteiCcwtwyiX. TernUsCiAxgri PtiMMWicaarKS. Jirah GrM US22 C;M>ae.H(tanU.M»P>cy ' i£the field, playing the1 crentire one double and ononeRBL Humphrithries, Kelsey McLimans 197. Hero Itl.DaVwHccklU D»U»4227U.UM1AM2X11. S ; ■ Mvra UMi I ra. .k*i SKUiW>7 <'<. V« RWi »U. to. Rxt TiffM 1U ma i2 2. ' . UKVaMr9Z.9.2ic)iRnt>l,lILtt.M»nl«»n ,I .. gSme without an error.r. BillyI . Against LewisiViston, B ran d o n andMilleiillerMcMillen. CaiPC>1U.Au^ln tSI. UcUtiaiind CcA H>)a IS, 1Z CWt Bmd'm d' S£NWR WWVn ilt E l Wr» hcr», SttlM1«4»14.Wt>0.l».t«00,H'S. tjjimphries pitched a comfimplete Miller cracked a i two-run double The mimanager is john Sudik iOi.DaVinli tt 7. IHMr^ I«w,20nnFMNr1Sa],-SftS,--. • durSpor- Macka'y WfiRefcior T;------“iitl* 5fc™ kJW isz V 6 a ' ~ ~ G o l f ^ - E(j»KMTlll12.KHT«r*rr127,' S tm 1M. t. M ut) Ditan Challenge ----- aO-l.taCato«.2.J«T*tHKtarg1CO. Jerome ladies havee busyI schedule ^ lUlftPMtiJpnraUl.lt.S^^int ■ ; MV Ladies golf grigroup plays match . IWt m r« tnuu vitn InM ni'* rt Canyon Springs a icaUargataa£tfrC&LnlU.1<.Mwiai 2sr!& IS.L iMrenh'iMvlbroCvvxSpnpP ■. l»Mo«-l.UKn«aCml)Sr«tjlui ‘.Tuesday. In one of tlie tournaments,s, ththe r e v i ^ Chicago sys- • Uiftx* 21713.1 S. ftug W 211S7. SM 117.1 tM, Et)«ta I2& 4. JM Ra)- 2i.iK>»>piie2)e2] •rt IH. ^ CM I» a. Hbn Adi 171. n1<7.&BnnS>iRri«IS2MM>r,T«n 1 The Q e a r Lake Countryntiy Club team stretched its; i tem was the play of the day.!ly. Shirlee Straughn ;ran r. Sn teat 1721 Eita To« th 9. M im N IW i«-il-t. AM I in 1 “ iijil£wiWB«R«*1Sa.aCMiP«tt*mnPatta - DM B«j> IUZ7.1 On r>M I Oll.t. CknalfiScoU l1 ; firet-place lead to eight poipoints, standing in first withI i th e first flight with a 46. Janelm et Gilliland was second wafVm 14977:». IMPKUIltiM.tl.I • « 1 ai u m Vit« ia. K KM ifix 174. J 58. 6 myon Springs movedved into second witii 50 andI i with a 43, followed by Joyy AAslett at 40 and Carol SMqWaiUtU. CnMft Col Cora <2 740kr«r.1.Kr«KM«i&M4cnilV« liHt»l>>>-n17iH.0rta«lil JW* Bot «»B IHl-1, Cofr (Mnm 1 Jill .„V; 27,l,M»r«iJ.a4.CMllic4wn7.KeKg' . L*j$«U«1U.l,ta!jljena1l4iJ«i Oceei^Cwu. t tt*. 1 j. Of.5 fcrw 1«*i.».I, uiMOi 37,a.cmj««.nX U4»n.A.itkr«v»tt 1SO;a.ReeOt«»iJas2.jnHwa2Mtta Sna»wav n ^ ScBSUcUlMnISS.II.Ji)ljCnnt(2 U.*lnFton2C8» 2 n Q.Q, hUhO iti »-I.OiqCwuttMS£^datjin.l.Uj|U« 7,C»wW10.lClir(yHia«tSa».BD9it • llUndhjem with a 75. d e a r Lake’s] Linda Fennan andI 1Brodeen tied with 29 to win« n the first flight. Ann Q. EUJMi 1X U ' UulM.itatrlUUriniCaVlklPiUi: I,. 1IJ CBurle^S Doris Ftllnghnmtn tided for second gross withI Thomason' and Priscilla MalomJone tied for second with SMO « nn 1 »»2. (Vm rtn 12710.11. 111 itU:uswiir:7,Coe>ra.ir4ti(i SOs. R upen’s Wilma ShockcxJcey was third with an 83. i30 and Betty Grant and Fernem Butler tied for tlurd Net honors w ent to ClearItiar Lake's Laurie Howard at iwith 31. •63. H er team m ate Geor{WIW Cantrell was second with The second flight winnerss wereW( Grace Bennett, 29; Stoker take:es . r ~ Ixt us knclO W Wl 64 and Blue Lakes’ KarKaren Krieger placed thirdI IBonnie lAicas, 31; Leona Watscatson, 32; and Lois Bragg,' Doywiloiowofaiof a local tpo(tk« e m t thst oucht to betabe the paper? Ten us Ibout Rl 2w itha67. Carol( To\vn and Bemice Wistendorf, ^ e 33. ,1st ih BurleIC Y CsOKamiBaiBnftimwtt at Ite TbM /tem , 7^0 9 3 1 , extMt239,ordropltt)yow(^8t 2 The next match will beeatBurleySept.ll. at Virginia Mulkey and Bettyty SShaud walked off ivith . . 1323nlStW.N. . . .. first1 place a t the two^lady best be: ball tourney. They BURLEY - TTie play of the day . CowaboeanbeiI be maDed to P .0 .8 u 548, Twtn h a8 3 ^ 'S M w FAXed to 734- '• -posted a -61. Tying \vith S4s; were Phyllis Burldhalter . for the Burley Ladie: ' i S - ‘ ■ ~ Optimist golf tounurnament done " and Pearl Skinner and Normorma Jen.sen and Helen Association Wedncsda BtnaipBi, ’ . . ' TWIN FALLS - Tlio MTwin Falls Optimist Lyman-■ ]Beer. F ran Lowman and AliAlice Bradford placed Straight golf. « UCavfe Golf Tournament wawas held July 19 a t Canyon ifourth with a 65. Darlene Lee and Pat Carroll tied. In the first flight Shirleylev Stoker QH«DetownilbfI for people menti«wd, . ^Springs. with Helen Hieb and Lois Mad(laddyatGG. placed first w ith'a three-'J w a y t i e QO«teiodplaceit>, ^andinark and John Invinin placedp ftfst. In second was: ini July was points for putts.s. InIi th e first flight, Lois Jerisen, Dorothy Schafca fer, a n d QAnameandphd phone number for inon Wbrmstkin. iAlildon,.Ray Hagley^Joha-] ___ J e n n ie ------■ QBBtocapUmMifeaocari^ ______t!Head and Lynn Rasmussen.sen. with ^ 30 and Marge.Nessa,. AnnAr Thomason, Sharon Mildred Lynch won theJie se co n d Most strokes went to Joe Revai, Deb Magee, Bob' Peterson] and Phyllis Burkhalulalter, tied with points flight and Jeanne Larsonn t u r n a m e n t ' ^ o n Rasmussen and JohJohn Trevino collected 29I Northshore* of Seattle, tlie: WW< ashington state slow- ^ Golf Toi y o in ts for first in the WedVednesday niglit men’s t^«-. pitch1 champions. . 1 s t a t R u p e r t CO:ourse U p r S e p t eimber n 14, 19^6 % ght league. The Stars defeated the SeattleSea team 12-11. The Stars( led the first six inningsJ5 olof th e game, but in die R U PE R T - Bclva Heire in z e a n d ■- Placing second for thoho :night was Don Friesen, ' top of the seventh, Seattler scorcdsa two runs pulling L udlle Wakewood took firfirst pla ce ) ~ 9 : 0 0 qm q Shotgun Stort liberie Hanna, Dennis Dextitexter and Don Billings with . in the R upert Countiy Qu'i^ub ladies ahead 11 to 10. ¥ Prizes forMer^s fc and 2 4 5 points. In Rupert’s last at bat Linds:ndsay Haynes started the day kist week. The duo scored a 26 inn tlth e b lin d 'j, ' .. * Leaders for the seasonin aare Mark Williams, Steve irally with a ground rule doubllublc. Q a re Bodensteiner I Mixedsd /L adies Divisions ISchab, Lawrence Davids'ids, Mike Zemke, Dennis ffollowed w ith a single toI right,ri{ scoring Haynes. • partner formatted event,It. Second L ‘ place w ent to Mildred LyrLynch and l yV\_ jMallory and Jimmy.Gallcjtllegos with a total of 2G3.5 ]Bodensteiner scorcd tlie winniinning rim when Seattle's Raffle Prizes Jan Brandon with a scon SSsSn I— Great R. ♦points. 1pick-off throw to third was widevide. In the tide game, Rupertt hahad 21 hits. Key hitting Lila Patterson andi” (cl°a'iVe. r t i i M V LiveAucuction was provided by Megan BraBradley, Sydney Grant, Groesbeck shot a 33 for thii ompete in track j e w m ners ;Area athletes coir Brawley Dessel, and Dominiqinique Holland. Whitney .• For twilight, leogiie V ^ HERSHEY, Penn. -' SeSeveral area competitors' ]Martin’s and Mandy Requa’sla’s bats and gloves con- were Sheila Antone andm d D ia n e ^ T “ k 7 " e North American Finals , Nielsen. Per Person ^■ecently placed at the N tributed to the victory. Mctuou otnN nu ' Hershey TVack M eet Amanda Cook’s steady pitdpitching was consistently r *35 —I Molea Southward df Sun Valley placed fourth in Ibacked by the field. The defelefensive gloves of Katie & LUNOflON the girls' & who-enly-briefly-played inin-Califomia, ------“W orkerters’-compensanon and profeofessional — Smith auLGilU a ttr a c te d ^ tb e lu m i« u m , tatax-Eree“bene- spoiST Tan ar anomiy,” sifld‘WIlIamTliiTltelm an,------M an y b asebball i playerralso filed daim: fits of 1tbe w o rl^ ’ compensationin system, Tbe a lawyersr who' represents the PittsItts b u rg h Forty-five formener San Diego Padres, indudiniding ; -' SanDiiI Diego Union-Tribune reportected. • Steelers.. “This was intended to applyrply to d ie H all of F a m eer r Rollie Fingers, Cy Younou n g ) “TheThey are workers like everyrybody else,” family br«bread winner being sidelinilined and ' Award winneiler Randy Jones and Garrlarry,.; attoomey rn Ron Mix, formerly wiwith tbe San unable to0 mn ake a living."- Templeton—filed fi] a total of 62 daim s. H H t - ' ' Diegogo IChargers, told th e newspa]japer. “I can’t Californim ia administers an $8 billiorlion work- San Diego’ss professional] players ares not-nc • igine they should care whatlat th e p u b lic . e r s ’ comcnpensation p sy ste m th a ti hibandies alone In takingng advantage of the workerk ers’.: Iks because they have an absoisolute right to 260,000 clarlaim t each y e v . U t^ tio n1 ininvolv^ compensadon s:system. Also filing claims werw ere ; it.”- d aim s end•nd up in the worker^' compelipensadon former 49ers quarterbackqi M ontana, andd ex-e: Mbc,Ifat, vrfio has represented d oens ^ of athletes appeals court,coi and the eases drag on1 foifor years. - Raiders Jacksoron and Jim Plunkett ' ‘ inwvoikers’ ori compensation cases,, eestim ated his M ost of ithe athletes’ daim s end up in thac Athletes a ree treatedt like any o th er craplo;i p lo y - ; d ientsn ts who played in th e 1990s eachej received court. ee in California.la.

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t AiftmflBfta-grataepe s c h (o o l 'year, to be^eunvdlea1 Friday j a a ^ n m n g g e Hi,: Itpr c ^ fiTWTfOrrry issnwms, he s ^ The SSOjOa ^mHisiDEiBcEiik ByAniEsftTaytorB i prominently sports thee FFiler W ildcats ness dass w no. ]iuare€aat dT afn n g ,w d £ r& an T hm lhMwUBi ______■ SeeB for yourself . I . logo,.and the dual voUeybeyball nets stand 9,00&5q u ta a d at attendon for the seosoiison opener. T h e agricultuinire building wnira^TK: japaew U d D S c h a d tfarOE^and e ~ T » n ^ mtfHV) t \ School »m be I lent, suci as dia£ang layicss s=» i d FILER-W hei Filer HighiSchoolstu- Sc ‘ lidFHdijfitS )lcachers, a n ele- . equipmet lels. torches. dents go b ad e to d a s s S e)t3,theyTl p t : vator, and acoustic ponds. ^ i t e F n i a - i ^ n g for 6 l UtVvoriofiap a new, $5.4 I “The FUer Booster QuClub is having a Stiidjii waQc dffODgh th e doors of a d bool, and the library rinrnrnatf G0CCE5E—Pfacfcan office, kitcheiten, cafeteria, library, and1 campaign to buy bleacherhers for the mez- hi^ s ^ It entrance. jteSpi*! iiiiiiin'rariri "Tler^s been tremendousIS ocommuni* gym - was builtb for up to 750 high1 zanine,” Feusahrens saiiaii. “And in two the front* ; enlarged libraiy is the i o a I-«»B»iig.iiii artfW ltS^ifoa&ooifijrt&eSBif ^ty luijyoic for the new highgh school,” school studentaits, but about 435 students; years w e'd like to sce soft!»ftb^ baseball, “Thee f th e school,” F ensalneos sa t £aB«aQcfi^x]?se£Bx __-^id.^ Fttfc ----- Sc h o o,— l s D is tric t------are-cnroltgd.f ; track. footbalX and »ctt>c^ fidds built point of \ itCTTJCl-acccssitJJe. a n d l trbS “Si2 5 ------^ L-ili^ n Superintendent BiU Feusi:u sa h re n s.. said, along with basketball>all a n d te n n is T t T I n t i lew anH '‘About m ng & n n e is broughtght tractors “It’s a monodern, technologically^ courts.” brand«ei S i i .niwwilimi-.ii^rtiii c ^cdllEjiiiiK m srat ioj, to p re p a r e t h e g ro u n d forfi grass advanced builiilding."hesaid. The 28-dassroom higlligh school also Studerent musicians will hare sei 2-iTXnns and more sM Jia^ spatx C Q ^ S M ^ seed.*9 A n expansnsive gym seating aboutt indudes faculty worioxwnooms, three com- pracricer ___The mfrastmcrture of thethe 85,000- 1,500 people;e aw aits students and sup- puter labs, television stistudio and pro- “Studedents'can praoice in s p trm iz l , "1 lUelfRBtOIDSce ------isqtare-foM B uiQ ing ~ tb e cotcounselor’s porters, ihe1C gym's nardwood iioorr----- dnctJonroomSiand smte<]teof-the«artbusi-...... PleasEseeSCaootf^C ------

G^BBSBDDBSB " i n jip g a 'y y -im ^ .T - J . B u d getLcridslgoni ( n s o v e r — ------r f t^ g jtr lW ^ i »w;rtfWSi-» HansenCUityCoun icil hears ainp »am'«nEeBi6iiepfe P bb£ sDclbsees cb ja»»wgiB'ii SlftSiWSfc ^ ^iSEKEjsotfiesoU I G o o d i n gLg a m b u l a nice servicee Til am*%aijfewgTi plans for nnew high school: an»Bssaiczane£s- J . e r i a s E . ' ■ By s to v e K oehler Bank.*L **I think it fiv e s oHder pecjalein e ^ ^ ^^cgBBflBsnasaS ^rtbxeputkns • sewage treatnitment plant. ^ 71me»Hew8 correspondent^ cach etcommunity a lot ranre sBOisiyray.'- I John H inton told die coun- o r b e a n a ttad c t irrim s, s e s ^ m a m a fe lfie uiiiaa u c : STIb u Wiwi eawtpnnrfmTf Fire Chief J — ^------d l th a t a finire damaged house west of tim e is4c fririral" ced wilh greatly -The Hansen will[ beb burned down in the n ^ WENDELL - Facec >v. arrthnl HANSEN-The Hansen sduxiooldiOTict future duringog a fire drill. H e also asked^ increased costs to briebring th e c o u n ty ’s ronTHn'In’t even gei djere,” ssdd a o a iSD cdqgsefebdb ic fe ^is one step doser to starting« for paint to paint the interior■ ambulance scrvice intoIto compliance < with R o b oa lt Bartlett n . r e fe n in g tn> w iinter ^ ttion i on the S 23 million higl tiouse and money to pay tlje.g federal law, Goodinglg Coim jC ty commis- ro ad conditions.o Ih e Goodisgg aa a m to - tDDISeiBCD^Ifnrpn^ans hftmMmg a motor for a portable pump.* sioners are seeking anin zaffordable hom e b n c eiserricerecmdy s came in o ccc vj for the Wendell ambulaiulance and crew. ancewtnth the Fair Labor Ssn d ai^s d s A o . .VWtflWC^WinllSry ^ m g ^ Superintendent Dennis < 5 d ty needed to replace 600 :-COGCSaiC-B^nEJS Commissioner Winn HtmsleeM told the Wmdp■lee enm ity twwu e d’ s D School Board chairwomanan Jeanne ! ^hose that had been trans- ' Chamber of Commerce'•ce Wednesday that get Wetfi»nH<»T1 TTim/Trmj iTtrrrw^ :„*i.t«aEic3dan. °Gbsoo^ ardntect Russ lively, le dty*s sew er mole, used to traoor Darren EaU present^S'Z™ ? to the th e county needs to spei>pend an addidonal Butt i hare nccr s b S e e a ;teC i>fiigB 6i a n » i “ » n_.t clean sewer-lines. li to find affordable hftirarig■ £n forihe I B I TTWinimWi ™tion {dans to the City Coundl tor final ^he cound , $130,000 on arahulaiilance personnel able tt Engaic~Bn^^^g=: idl set Monday for a final wages alone to bo inn ccompliance with Wendnff^ c f I ^tptunBi^jTtngrjiii^fiBT id a list of excess property would be opened Aug. 22 \ Jf , One Wi-ay to save moneymey would be to con- EM TT' Tom Ytnmg «iien fae^ oo daty cd at th a t time, and interest- and Gooding ambu- atthcie fire station Tihen he 2s a ^ gOaatstfiems&Pors approval on Ang. 29, followed soUdatc the Wendell and gTT ^rfhrpaWng » e ' ^ may present a bid to theJ® lance servicesunder oneme iroo^ say between Hcffi•ndce acJarawledged tb e gcoe tgatnirp>*"-- P li^ w ^ indude the Hansen ’ the Wendell fire d^w noesx c rii«i-i'iR»iPtTtm '» John Kaecfy, l ep rese a dng! OperationsOj d erk -T h is li! dustmvnsalorig the ShoeslOCStringRoad- t y o f ti HifgiwfTTfWT^*^ Tnf^Twnfinnnl fnc.toc^oudined police potrcTol cor, a large safe and But installing an amiambulance facility Parkit:ing space, but said insxal -MTTfgMTfrrMfiniimliiiuniiiii tfrpv U itheritems, ' ibing tor a n am bulance o E ty a i tft»iwasTfa.Bi.ir diea-proposed dl contract for■ thethi coming niraerousoth at die Shoestring Road3ad would increase pluiM i MW— limes approached the council ire would b e proSnbBQjhatltriy imii^^mMh^^^Wln year. Jl M ^ror J o e R atto stateda with the Deann ^ ^ response titties to botboth co m m u n ities «»* ^ ; skBSBonsttSSanmi ng a portion of th e old jwlice erproducdve to die expensnave because it wDold zeqioTem r e c a - tsxitSCIi&toStaa, d d ta n » o£ th e 1 Percent Initialitiativecora- J^ut tenting ce and would be counterpi ifeGai»sSE3iK£ESSD establish a beauty sho^. The flenslee said. neli^ rib e fite G a n S t!& O S3333LL DDnnadnn» are tax- . mg « mfy> »ffipi^ tfieco u n o l mighlishthaveto building toes tie com iM 911 service, Hen ied to look into the'mdtter. •T d lik e to see an amambulance in each stationsn to reach a sewer linr. Bone^□seotid ■UiB n.’^'TS^. mmakesome budget changes ancand said the counalagreei brmed the council that withth community rather thanlan stuck o u t in the c o :lict ^ arise if fii»C ie s n d - GBsSsSEnQSbema dor cDuU possibly operate thedie plant for R ?tto infor gJoJondfiUfees.HmiseTire^.^ ^ddlej>Itb.eCTun&,"s" said Goodinp. res- ambululgnce crews rem m ed £tcbsB caQsi -Ies«hMMhe-S72,000.needot 3mna>uslr3iid^n£9daSitzn£s il agreed to idents couldJ expect< a n m crease in land-id- ident Walt Nelson whowh works « the i ^ m s :— OMI contract. The coundl a ileessud. -^BiSnnAffRparts . ^- onfy ^ die matter of tbe dty ruifunning *h<*___fill costs on tbtheirmonthfebiUs..^ ______•W endell branch of FarmersFai National Hcnde

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lN DIEGO (A P )— S m .L a n y down oniIUofKriiinking.,^^[g says two weeks ago, it' cam pus, some fra- ed 'like Bob D o l^s campaign MOSCOW (AP) — CityUty police incidents on ca the presidency was in real ...... are advising fnuemity. ancand jorori___ tcmities andI all sororides have ‘Of ttciwnxestndibhs. bie.------— itjrleadersthaM hey-intin ten d -to — jpgitu'ted theiL< •-saaTJdlfi^^aealoiroflatt imistic wilh some of „ strictly enforce alcohol)1 lilaws on “We’re optim: ip as his running mate may and around the Univer/ersity ol the changes thtthe frBtemides and Kemp s ,y^.h=y»iUm.kc," 5 saved the campaign. “It’s Idaho campus this fall.' sororities say t ous to me. that Bob Dole bas “We are going to takeike a very Mickels^ said. Moscow Police madctlic the decision that could wen ^ , , , 1 ' strong stance on alcoh:ohol and “The Mo him the presidency,” Craig Bt* ‘ ‘ alcohol violations,” Moscow M Department: ststron^y supports ible use of alcohol. 5^*^“in a telephone interview.-“If Police Capt. Dale Mickels

top a bn»h Are that has burned aboiit*aboi ---- r SEKM C E S — FM{^setbackflnsVss Wednesiiay h 1 ^ Canyon nearm i San Jadnto, CaW., to help Xoi : 8,400 acres shea Mondayday. Claiboine, of Marian Lai:^rsen Crockett, of Kimberi:Koiy Chapel a n d 11 to 11:45 Bessie E. Slaten Cla m S a t i u t ^ a t tfae cfaurcfL • "Jerome, 10 a.m. tod?oday, Hove- - Hansen, • noonn< Saturday,- ajiLOnS e family will greet friends •al Chapel, Kimberly LDLDS Stake Center, The h Robertson Funeral 6 to 8 pja, today at White Jerome. Burial, 3 p.ip.m .today, 3857 N. 3500K) 1E. Viewing, 4 to 8 from 6 t b r c e s e v^acuati(3r i n , White Mortuary’s Mortuaruary’s Kimberly ChapeL, on fire fc p.m.today, V Orego Emmett Cemetery.

Katie Lynne Mog«ogensen, of T ^ ' Twin F alls, 2 p.m . today. toe Twin ------I -) I E A T H Nj a n c E S - t i e r b l a z ees rage urch, (White of honmes; oth Falls Reformed Churc Mortuaiy in Twin Falls] in northern Nevada. The largestlarj sant View Cemetery in‘ WARM SPRINGS,sOre.(AP>— 0 their homesnes. It’s like here w e go ii Mark L War was a 20,000acre fire bumning ins 45 ;h a 35-home again.” w Luciks (Peggy) Hunt, unt formerly bURLEY-] 9 - Fire swept through i nucca. lesdby afteK ’ “ Meanwhil/hile, the threat e a se d in nmiles northwest of Winnemua of Twin Falls, memorilorial service, 37, of D envei subdivision Wednes Mike Whalen, district firerem ir an- >pringslhdian the tiny EasternEa: Oregon town of Friday, Palo Alto, Calif, ld&nJcky?Au&'io! EugeneBneV.HatEfieW noon on the Warm S ^ agement officer for die Bureaitreau.of Burley, died I , Reservation as residsidentswere Spray, wherhere firefighters estimat- a ... 1996,athishoihome. H LLER E I - E ugene V. HatzGeld, Land Management said,I, sosom e , evacuating their homemes. e d a 22000-acre,00( fire would be L John D. Morris IIIIII, of Palm 11,5 funeralnU wffl b« held a t 11 88, o)f f Filer,I died Wednesday, j by Thursday evening. crews c were sent to Nevadaad a.as 14,19^ at the Cedar Draw* It was n o t inunediailiately known contain^ b ibilized Gty, Fla., and formerllerlyofTwin a.m. Tuesda'd ay a t th e H a n se n Aug. 14, e s w ere dam- T he Are hashas destroyed 14 hom es, soon s as they were demobili Fall^ memorial servicrvice, 11 a.tn. M ortuaiy Burilurley Chapel, 321 E. livingJg CenterC in F3er. how many structures 1 other- anybody was ISoutbuildiildings and 10 vehicles. from f fires in Utah, and ot Saturday, Chapel of ,th Pastor Steven Ross A rtanrangcments arc pending and1 aged or whether an: forces came from the Eastit OCoast of the First Main St., with ising tract at Cooler•weather wc helped th e fire- fi Presbyterian Churclirch, Second officiating. w ill bbe e announced by Whitea injured in the housii ich is 90 mfles _ fi g h ^ geffort, ^ t said Chris Strebig, anclAlaska. a -StreetNvTwinFolls.-J.-. ------B u rial wilYill follow at -the -Mortuaimaty in Twin FaHs.------1------,-thereservation.which • -Lack of manpower-wafrafralso-. s - southeast of Portland.id. sp o k esmnan*f ar 6r the Northwest adon'Center in Portland. hurting ri efforts to contain;ain an Some residents of)f tht e subdivi- Coordinado s south- f intended to “TheyVe2 started sc to send som e of 18,000-acre1 fire 80 m iles soi sion had said they ii east of Orangeville in north0 rth em 5 P I T A L S — staybdiind. th e fire CTeCTews home. The danger c — Hosi y is over for now.” IIdaho. “We hosed it downwn and have a for Spray is im; Zelma Hepworth of Elba; 0,000-acre fire near MAGIC VAlI'ALLEY REGIONAL Martinez, all of Heybum ; ^ pretty good perimetteter,” Walter . A 110,0 Ubion; and Cindy Durfee of Springs tribal Antelopee wasw burning mainly in MEDICDICAL CENTER Bonnie Sorensoo o f Albi '* L a n ^ e se , a W arm Sp to m eH o m aT o ^ Dedo. , ^ judge said, standingng outside his rem ote rangeland,ranj but a team of , Some names aree omitted01 at patients’ request. ters and six fire engines iAdmitted Births house before the fireire came, “ies firefighters 'rM-*'-, A baby was bornI to Mr. and Mrs. Robertj ^ ttin g to b e a r e giitar i^ thing'any- w ere standiinding by to protect about Jenny Teske of Ederden. 1 homes near the hamlet Released Mascorro, Mr. and Mrs.s. LynnL Mnnntng and Mr. and“ more, we bad a fintire here two ,20 ru ral ho [I of Burley. se within 300 of Willow^wdale. Ashley F eatherstonton of Filer. Mrs. Bruce M ichael, all ot years ago that came yards before we got;ot a backfire A lightnuitning storm touched off a R______MINIDOKA MEBlEMORlAL HOSPITAL scries ofjf ffires in the Umpqua ------^------CASSIA. BEGIOlIIONALMEDICAL.CENTER^^,, going." Bl-ForeatrTuesday,-one— T-^AugusLBreakfast_f : •F lam erw ~ere~vlsiIsiW eoirthc— NationaH * -.-Admitted______• ------: _ S p e d a l s — orro, ^ ridge a b o v e m e smi T ici Bruce, H olliee ManningW and Naomi M akorr A dndtted ghters gained the upper • 1. OnMmonSwWFrend*Toast.ast.' ' [c Warm S p rin g - Firefight all of Burley, and Roseose Warrell of HeyburiL Annete Ralph, Deniselise Eniil Buerklc J fires burning elsewhere ^ One ^ ^ ot FJit r ^ ■ ! Released The 24,000-acree I f ire on th e hand on fii »rlee andVeraMcVey.allofif RRupert. one of dozens in Easternem Oregon, including a Dorothy Dickson, SSandra Byington, Kimberl< reservation was on( Bfe»d&Cup ol Fresh FmitIt , . Released id m o re th a n 45,000-acreicre blaze in Hells Canyon : ITwoBrtiMulBunUosniled./flfeal-grandchil-^ “They foam ed it,t.thcywaterai t tve lolollortthlps con be ochlovod1 throughff ongor monagoment groupiroupj., •• 1 Ho wa^^0fe<»ded in death by _dren Hi V , - it and th e fire camen c up and took . Two different eight weekk ssessions ore avollobl© - - threee s ei i s i e f ^ " it," said M ike FeiFerris, a U.S. ^ lUrtddys- 6:0010 7:00 p.m. ■I SSaturdoys • 10:00-11:00 a.m,m. . ho funeral will bo held at 10 iVpcm;>n Tho "i Forest Service spoke Cosfs 510,00 p et(tr group session a.mI. . Friday F at the Joromo First Wildfires are a1 ctcommon sura-. glster for eilher group call Gejiene Zwotyck ot the A s s e ^ e nIt t and-,or Presbylsbyterian Church, with tho Rev.JJli mer experience for■or residents of .T o reglsj )ert Stebe ofridaling. Burial will Referral Services of; (208) 7H'34-6760 011-aOO-657-8000 Robert of whom were w at tho Jerom e Cemetery, withjtj, th e a re a , so m e of follow £ danger in two ! > ■ . i m : ' 5 bv tho l,O.O.F. Lodge No. 129.>9. w a i t i ^ o u t th e da _nl95_fex w s-6h d t< ^ s e t------Friend;tnds may caJi Irom & to a p.m.fn.'■" Amiintsui'Rftd Cross ¥ m m —- todaylay al tho Hove-Robortsonsn up in the area. . Funeraleral Chapel in Jerome. , “This is nothinglg new,"i Ferris HOSPITAL & CCOUNSELING e frustrating for Thoiho family suggest memonals bobo said. “It’s got to be fl CENTIITERS a m adedo ito tho Prosb;^rian Church. ■ people having to0 movei out of IL—= s= -:Americerican-Cancer-Socioty, w-io-o charityirity of tho donor's choice. Christopher T.VaiVan Nest Christophof Ted VanVar Nosi. 39. of Dennis (Rowdy) Twin Falls, died Wedrednosday. Aug. 14. 1996,_as ths resul itehlnson______LDei , niobtloaccldchl, J (Jonnis (Rowrdy) Hutchison. 51, IcqS!KEENED He w as born Nov.3V. 25. 1956. In' Ed'd H. Me /I ( ^ l l e r ______Jd Aug. 7. 1996, at homo ir iyour.childrenkleam better if thihey: Klawock. A laska, thitho son of tho died Monday ingevalo. Calif., of lung cancer, Would; Rev. Robert and Phyll'hyilis Rutherford Twin Falls CaMoeller. 84. of Jerom e. lav. Aug, 12.1996. at the d ie■ie d /was bom Ooc. 20. 1944. ir lere of learning at leastit 12 hours a week­ Van Nost. . . H ew as.b( rome. He graduated Iforrjm ✓ .w e r e ia n a a spirit led atmospher CarocW' Or^g^ He grad u ated (rorIrom Twin Fails • Hamburg. 01< ■omo High School in 1963. ancnd ^ could leaearn at their own ratee anda depth... 1975. and then and Anna , Scborn July 28, 1912. In. , Hoj ' High School in 197 m Idaho Stato University in 1968 idvance as much as thnhree years academicallyly in only nine months...I S ... H Qltondod Boise StatoIto I.University. Ho w as raisedOkla.. tho son ol E, A C.< Jemsurvivors ff include his wifeJ;; ✓ could ad' . was. an artist andand poet and Hamburg,Schetlslede h Moeller, and Jerotfliristina Falls of Orangovalolo! ■ ✓ w e r e ta a u ^ t principles ratherer than having to meett grade-level] Uin painting and March of,ed ' and educated in trOTic oxprossed his talenlm Uf.; paronts. Rose Hutchison o ements... carving. ^ ' GlossnerColI. Ho come to Idaho in Syrrome. and Leon HutcWson of Sat r e q u i i ™ f 1936. ond m arried ChMs) f positive p ^ r power, wi.vith no assigned Ho had worked as a dealer and l939.inJoro( ko City. Utah; ono brolhor, Teri^•ny ✓ s t u d i e d in1 an atmosphere of p Colleen Honiy on Jan'. 9. pit bo ss at C actuJS s PetQSP Resort They farmc (Tee) Hutchison and wlfolo- homewoivork... , Casino for seven yearfoars. years, ondsrome. a tbocca ol Riverton. Utah: cm™ 1/ l e a r n ed d !histoiy that was Bibhble-based, science th a ttw > as God-centered, Survivors includedo his paronts, Into town. rmed - in Jerome for many phew. Skylor; and two nieces Van Nest of Twin Edd hadJ altert retlromenl. moved that was prindple-basfecsfed and language arts; vwhich was fun and Robert and Phyllis Var R ebystol0( Rose and Morial Hutchisonon. m a t h th i Falls: two brothors,s. *Jam es (Julie) lOOF Lodge of Riverton: and in-lavre and oni d been a member of tho *'0 c r e a t i v e , Van Nost of Albuquiiquorquo. N.M.. ond had roc >ce, all of Califomia. ixposed to scriptural stustudy that would help tlthem build a loving and Jell Van N est3t ool Boise: and . Ho also wasIgo No. 129 for 59 years CfwteA memorial service will bo holiold were exf sovon nephews. • the Jeromereceived a 55 yoar jewel, 4 p.m. Saturday. Aug, 17. 199696. rdabonsinship with their Createator...... td In death by his Joromo Grar^ s a 50-yoar-momber of n i( ^ . ■ He was preceded Ir Orangovalo. A memorial gather V h a d o pjportunities p i to e^oy family-centereii activibeies at school... . . grandparents. ring to .thime e / Grange, lirsl tho ’ □" will bo hold Monday a t (hi when desired? A memorial serviccvico v^ll bo held had hold irange all and later transfer- ^ romop Elks Club. W. Main Streoiid,.’ ✓ couldbegin coUege courses wl e Appleton Grango and |n urs at 2 p.m. Friday. Augkug. 16.1996, at w as a men lero family and friends may cacoll I Twin Foils with Presbyterianall available olficos. Ho While Mortuary in Tv im6 to 8 p,m. Y o u m i g ht w ant to ask it h e m ! Iho Rev. Robert SletJlebe officiating, go fishing.lem bor ol Iho Jero m o JofomIn lieu of flowers, the familIlly 0 place at While Survivorsian Church and loved to he above experiences iU Cromailon will lako p fromcquests donations bo sent to thoth ITitreusismopporlunitsforyour7ur children to enjoy aU tfu Crematory in Twin FallFalls. Jeromo: ont noricanCancerSodety. In lieu ol flowers,3. Iho lomlly sug* Falls; oneors di include his wile of If’ ' one son, Carlyle of Twin r o q ^ daughter, MariljTi Young Ameri BENJAM4 I N F R A N 1KUN WHITE ACCADEMY -eallD eann^G raner:sr 73^7393J-Kaye-LaUilhamJ34^127— . iC ct& uitv ^ (Steauth ...... - "Oiapdhy S lN C Z m 4 I TW[WIN I PALtS • K P r n R lV 733-

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M a g i c V aa l l e y AV e s t . Idaho kleads naiition’sinnomigrattionratt;e BYU^ preside]j n t the newcomers are taking g ra n ts vras only about 33 ppercen t for th e Foreignign n ationals a re lured to i BOISE (AP) — Immigra for the same reasons it ‘ Most of the displaced joi iagiarism . faster . sam e period, fromjm 1.1 million to Idaho for i s ^ c i ii^dofpli f ; arc moving to Idaho ot a fa: :slQther..Americ_ans: low low-skilled and low-paid —“pace than uny other itate.—;------^1.13 million... Ii,...... J_____ a ttra c ts jO rates and good economic trdhs losi'io' immigrant!n ts w h o ------• ------; From rcstourant cookJoks to Immi^ation destinationsde: are crime rat( unities, said K arl Tueller, ' come for family connectioU o„s,ho . chemical research engineineers, spreading beyondnd the tradition- opportumi ilifornia, Texas, acting; directordi of the Idaho said.- address als ii\ al states of Calif laugural a 'l;S39 foreign nationals raent of-Comme w ^------K riknrinn said ihc immiimicrancs ______— 2daho-gouheiF 4 roaturodgr d-FlpTidar^aid— D epose n, of the Center Only 9i card in 1994,. accordinglg toI a Mark Krikorian, ( skills or for a specific pcposition SALT LAKEKE CITY (AP) - : News for Immigratioiion Studies in tmmigranrants were issued green 'oung University survey by tht Gannett N in 1994 because they had typicolly have more educlucation, Brigham You a t e m e n t s W ashington, D.C.C. cards in 1 e. ' President Merril‘rrill J. Bateman has J Service. waiting for them or high school if hot coUege. ! ' ;T hat is a 25 percent incr«icrease “There are imimmigration hot •, jobs wa 2 immi- been accused•d of( plagiarism in . jping in the becauseof o their job skills, Many of the 1,192 i osely resem ble I 'from 1993, when 1,232 gotit itheir spots developi • grants who came to Idahtaho were failing to attribute ai ideas perma- Northwest, Midwewest ond South," Most,t, 1,192, came here in his inaugural __L ; in which concepts to spend ^ J. H | I H | at they are, by their very■ery The club has money to t " expressed by Himmelfarb.are on m ore fish but has h add trtrouble ' : Hire, authoritarian and repres->res* - • widely shared. finding a hatchery or fishish farm • le.” H ow ever,r, B a te m a n ’s state- Ited th at raises sm allm outhI bbi ass in Bateman — “Those associated ment ackno^nowledged that “a •ven . the Intermountain urea,ea. B ehr th this movement refuse even readinging of style manuals g, asis said available fish haveve b e e n aspire to truth on the basis would requirelire" that he “endose nde- , for the fish to be planted, heJ foot long board. The fi Department of Fish and Game mitsfor :iure when address, higlighly politicized institution;i; nino p lan t. underneath the structu ;ious ■ f the river and Idaho PoweiwerCo. ‘said, the struc- “I ib'nk I’d better stay out of lonjinger subject to any religiou; •, “We think this part of th le larger fish cost 40 centss they spawn and use th t the •■hns a lot of potential to be(become a Some of thele ifish planted last The 1 ;ounc. ib's" Himmeimelfarb said from her autljthority, th e university is a t thi inch and the fingeriings thatt tures to protect their you lercy of th e wliims and willsIls oof ■ : ’^e a t smallmouth bass fisfishery,” week were upjp to eight inches per md ® , home in WaslWashington D.C. “It can met stand on its own. People will inteiterest groups and ideologies.”!S.” ; [•zSk'f” makcofilwhwhat they ivill.” BBateman — “The universit;rsity ' B atem an’sn’s Accuser points out beeecomes a politicized institutioiution ms of ; propc^ed$6.4^VI budg() that in fai:[ailing to properly thailat is a t th e mercy and whims c Minidcoka sets IT im m elfarb’s ideas, variarious interest groups.” i- Three homicides□ s hove altribaie Hi Source: Sunstone magazintzine, 5506,615 over•r lastI year, which eral ddiu3W en t sources that the tri- ko County Bateman di!disregarded “one of S i By Lori BetUneskI ould cost the county between1 occurred in Minidoka fu n d a m e n ta l (enets Sepeptem ber issue,______will be used prp rim arily to boost als coul( is Diaz anil !l'“ most fu ; Ttme»New»wtHBr______),000 and 5400,000. To help? since early April. Jesu.s : mic life,” something ~ ------th e public defcefender’s account, 5300,00 urged tvith ?< academit st of ; 3 eA D uane Smith, offset!t theth increase, th e county will1 Kody Butcher arc charj I fa c u lty member's at Ch:hurch of Jesus Christ ( said County d el i- first-degree murder inin connec- '= ^ tte r-d a y S aints, but “no read-reai i RU PERT - D espite an lanning to take have: to to rely on the sales tax, van- i v e r s i t i e s w o u ld be Lai a n 8 per- “We’re plai s don with the April 105 slayingi ot most un.vc •r of th e p rin ted version of)f thetl : a th e new construc- ous otherothi fees, and reserve funds er icent increase in Mintin id o k a $246,000 from tl Blake Morgan of Rupcipen. Corey- alk or m em ber of the audiemience | le upcom- tion fund andI anythingai w e didn’t more2 thanth in previous years, , BYU’s oNvn Academic »al ( County’s budget for the v a Hood is being held onn voluntary\ Indeed, Bl vho heard it delivered coul:ould Is say the • yjg year andan put it towards Prosirosecuting Attorney Gara ’olicy is unequivocal on wh ling fiscal year, officials s r manslaughter chargesi inir connec. Honesty Polr jossibly know that Gertruitru d e [county still won’t havee eenough murder cascases, but this still NewmJ/man will get part of her Er, c a llin g intentional P° uested budget increase,!, tion wilh the April 233 slaying s of the matter, Simmelfarb was the authorlor of' ■' ' ! funds to cover the prosecuecution of won’t be enougmgh to cover them reques e Hood and plagiarism1 “i“a form of intellectual th said. Newm an had soughtIt Heybum resident Mae 1 ;he entire section on moralal nrel- i three capital homicide cas<3Jses, , according toI tlthe figures we’ve Smith s of Wendy . theft" thatu vviolates the Mormon ' percenr budget hike, fromn th e M ay 16 slay in g ol itivis'm l" — - - 1 The proposea 56.4 millicillion bud- heard so far,”'hesaid. he ’ a 67'pc Church-owriwTied sch o o l’s Honor ' J.OOO to 5257,000. Hunter of Rupen. ;get includes an increi:rease of Smithsaidhe’:he’s been told by sev- $154,00 Code. Evenen “ inadvertent plagia- rism,” ihougllugh n ot an Honor Code I ------violation, “is “is nevertheless a form 'B I utte F eI ^ : School — . , of intellectUc:tual carelessness which taFfm.llEnn;.l:ll«K m has room for at least sixix year, b ut problems will'ill ansc, he |s unacceptaptable in the academic _ Continued from Cl • ______. • ,.. JSvco^mallellpr components of room 1 ------said—A-grant-ffom-tn-thc-ldalio-..— communityiityr”-ttccording-to.tho------d tnd panels, each classrooroom, such as the compti ’.'smaller rooms with sound dence buffs can take advan-n- Department of Law Enlenforcement ,j ; away from the larger grogroup," he • chalkboards,:, mt ak e F eusahrens Sdei 1 district to- -fl,,. Suns ta g;e e cof multiple storage andid enabled the school d anstone author notes V 'said. smile. y, hire a school resourcecc officer to ,,jslis address, Bateman ^ litects told xis that learn!rning rooms for chemistry, ’'"A large media and leltteleconfer* “The architi ns patrol the parking lots,ts, and to try „ a s carefulful to c ite form er BYU . ards can be ^vritten physicreics, ond biology, Feusahrens . ,-^ c e room has.a lelevisioxsioascrecn the chalkboan ------and-cufb-alcQhol_a_ a n d _ d n i£ ____ presideiHs-:its-and'leaders of The late l J o have for- on w ith boEh th chalk’and mark“ -sald.~ l y^ere teachers hope to h We expect it to be a greatat abusfc." language dasses viaia ssat^te. . ers,” he said.'i. “And every dass- “Wc

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P:N a TO 3 N I N B R I ] orest Servvice raise going to beI allowedal] to bum out Ent and manpower. •’ tlired fornorthsenti Parby.Mont “Because-o^&e&jn ih e J^ a t __ New spans-destlii itralldahorrrTii^waoclatedPtftU______^ [alTorM t— natm lly tathi Ime Zone Bridge Nez Perce National isin, in Oregon ond Utah and LEWISTON — An innov:lovative way to replace the Trnii spokeswoman Elaynee ]Murphy offidals deaddded they could not Bwi road projects proposed in the: statest; transporta- )ugh resources w ould otheher states, we’re having toI gelget a t Riggins is onu of the roac aamble for resources to fight said a managenient teamte was . be isure enoug ;and e to check the fires if onI a priority list for resources anc ______^lion improvement profinmi. elsewhere prompted the .....n«ft?gdnfe3^tb<^^ ^ firefighting be available tt jtHp m n n fj^- " -S a id ' • tL M -:------^-htHistrwHiclvrura^’ nstdered-hyxthe--- rS mvice to g v e ^ dfire »ta - isdgnetH o------neeejwuy — :ienda Deitrick, lokesm an T om m y CooctT-TtfiTn since Transportation BoardDot next m onth, said Glei Wednesday to a complex of the complex,'buc no creawswere “They bunlumped against the spol Dop»r.m e„.of tiis week; w hidi is th e IdahoFalls. ^ • senior planner for ReiRegion 2 of the Idaho De mess Ijlazes that burned slow- fighting th e fires-Wednesiind r of resources to deal The Tl hottest spot was arount Transportation. a monih before blowing up. Itie Swet C reek Firee alonea bod availability of orseshoe Bend on the Payett«rette Time Zone, or ^ f f . bridge acnlaoHlteSotaoi. ;,000 res," she said. Hor Dcitrick said ilienewTir e of the fires in the 18,000- burned mor^ than 15,0( acres, .i-with fires iver north of Boise.- F o u r fire s he same spot as the existing■ span.sp New abut- ently they’ve been Riv« fire River will be built on the i SwetAVarrior Complexls in Murphy said it was startededbyaju^ “Consequeni ere burning in grass and sagt^ e . menw will be built next to tdie present bridge, 'rank Church-River of No , 9 li^m nng strike-and hadlad reached - declaredwildfildfires.": ...... , . wfT' lile, Bureau of Land witiithiii sU tnlles'of the to mf h ^ ^ f ...... Tlie present bridge will be moved onto these newew abutments to n m Wilderness — along the ' only 1,500 acres until hottioc weather Meanwhile e n t - a n d . s ta te 620,W), and fire cnrws had to diyirly irt • serve as the detour route)ute while the new one is coa ay River, north of the: and wind spread flamesnes.quickly • M anagement It of Lands crews v/ere flanames from one structure.latilate place. on R iver a nd about 80 miles> through heavy forest fuel liie OU Department ol Salmon 1 ogress against a num* Tueuesday night. One blaze tviis Warrior's Face Fire in thithe Selway^ making progr least of Grangeville. them Idaho wildfires iconijn ta in ^ by m idday Wednesda:tsday e other is in the nearbyr Bitterroot also grew fromnSOtomcffc 5 ber of southe Judge delays ruliiuling on injured studjdent’ssuit “it” dsys. sparked byy aan overnight light* andnd crews were nearing contairit ^ * . 'ay-Bitterroot Wildernessi than 2,000 ao es in four d^ lent on another. f LEVVISl'ON — Sayingng iit is a point of. law IdahoD ocourts have not Selway- fires were mng storm,, despitede limited equip* n>ci layedndingonan aboutIt 551 miles southwest off Murphy said the fir encountered, 2nd Districtict JJudge Ida Leggett lias dekiyi injured woman’s suit agaiigainst the Univereity of Idaho10 anda state Board of Education. . BattItt w o n ’t m e e t Tlie Tuesday hearing; wawas over die school and board’ird s moQon to dis------miss Rejena Coghlan’ss sisuit. L eggett said.she. woulduld_announc<.^hjer__ itiatlve backer ded-aonbyScpt. 13. Coglilan, an 18-year-old•old freshman in August 1993,93, was paralyzed g \iN DIEGO (AP) — Bruce from the waist do^vn byly fcfalling from a third-floor soroomrity fire escape is’ ,name was on the invita* ■ after a night of drinkinggat at fraternity parties, but Gov. Phil Batt declined a Coglilan contends diele schools failed to provide a salsafe environment S eice e 'to m eet th e actor who is by supervising fratemitinities and enforcing rules aeainstag; underogo , 1,^ l,,j,leading finandal backer of v i ' drinking. the initiinitiative to scuttle his 1995 I EGACY ear-waste deal, d revive , "“S illis was atnoiig the s ^ list- "BSU^rowffi slaclackens, but should C 1 ^ ' m n lto o it at Boise od «0 attend “ .a Tuesday night BOISE — After rapidd growthgi die past 10 years, enrc i-raiser a t Hollywood, stabilized, something Presidemlent Charles R uch tund-r?' State University has stai th e nightclub nifi chain in which planned on. tudents, peaked in W illislis has invested. Actor Enrollment, indudingng jpart-time and graduate smd rlton H eston had invited Batt 1993 widi 15,296 studentsmts. In 1994, il dropped to 15,09.099, and in 1995 it Charltoi a n d oilother GOP leaders to the fell'further, to 14,969. i-raiser for his new Arena r goal since I becam e preside:idem,” R uch said. “That has been our g( tical Action Committee. ^ GR }, enrollment was growing att 5 perecnt a year. Pohuca “When I came to BSU, ei “I; don’tdo want to meet Bruce Our enrollment liad outgritgro\vn our facilities.” is,” Batt said. “It’s not on my 1 To slow growih, a slidiniding admission scale was impleplemented and th e W ^ ^ ” 4 ^ ^ rements for staying in schoolI werewi raided three rity list” minimum grade rcquiren- 'illis has contributed more ' years ago. n 535,000 to the Stop the COTfn,Tledto»fati!|x.rt3 iments campaign. OPE!NIN( J Writer gets bomlfib i B PAIRW! from had:ker August;t 17 & IS8

; C O E U R li'A ^ E N E (,(A P ) - . ; Sandy Gookin of C o e u r j • FREE Hambur^irgers& Pepsi d’Alene is recoveringlg i a fte r tid a y 11AM-4PPM bomb went off in heih e r e le c - Saturday & Sund tronic mailbox over the w eek- ______e n d . ______• Drawing For-PSEEPrizes I P e jn s te 'd __ ^ While, .tlic ~6 o m b e CROWAVE,.CEillNGM ’" ^ y m “c y b e r sp a cit?TiV e , Sini------^DRAWJNOioRMiCii was devastating to herhe com- ®\V ' iP & 2-$250GlFrCEPKRTinCAmFORCOSlSTCO puter system and heror writing ^ . business. She,'along with manjany politi- AvI 18 E. F rontage)eRoadN . •Jerom e,e , l D • cai leaders, journaliia lists a n d j computer experts, fall11 v:victim to IpPlnttE N e x t T» o lB rockm ans RV an anony- • an “open letter” by an 208-324-6622122 » 1-800-311-168-;?7 ! mous person angry thetie InternetI ' r ; has become crowded1 wiwith peo- ' i r •; pie unfamiliar with it oor trying V ' ; to m ake money. . Piivrcikm from ihngci.mgcrous UV n)-s notr lookrd » good. The bomb subscribed)ed Gookin u i n f l H Orcoiistililili' Huyyourfl>ur first pair of filiiscs for as low-as S59. ^ Help Is Ju st ArouDund T h e C orner^” • to multiple Internetet r m ailin g f g r S U jS Wllh viMon, pl.isiii'ik lcleases, .md lake home prtscnpiion j groups, which constantantly send BHMK i B lur just ^v1iihth kfr e U\', free iini, and frrc scratch ' h e r new pieces of e-mailnail on top- lu« hundreds _ ' ; ics such as tubas, Bosni:isnia, adop* M l i | I H ol fnmi-s 10 tlioose from.rom. All you W l M l A JflT B n ; tions and surgery. luivi-iodoisiirmftinyouryourpnscnp- ▼ : p ; The bomb has nnotllOther fea* ■ ■ ■ ■ m I tion or hau' yourq-cscmCMminedby O pC kdiZ ----- ; ture: even if a recipientent drops a pu, inJcpcmlcm:m IIXxiofSof Opiorncit)- Voii'll gel ilic1C fashionfi> you > .i.. . j.... ' subscription to th e mai!nail, it still w-.int. and iln- piwpmtrciiiin you nctd, for less. 1-800-VisiaEyes • shows u p ...... kyMall. 734-5560- G ookin n o tic e d moimore th a n T\V1N FALLS Magic Valley1 ...... HOIlOUBS; MON-FRI Bam-epiipin • SAT 8:30am-5:8()pm ■ ; : 100 new subscriptionso n s-to -h e r...... •iv,iij:!,™iprI p.r.lu.J, •>ri[JtitK«jty«rn'fME®Vmiiit — INDS AVGU ST 3lBt ; CompuServe accounlu n t, a n d ^ 1 4 7 MM i ain A venue W estit • 733-5477 SALE HV ■ spent hours trying; to delete ' them and stop the futuuture com- I ■. .. • muniques. But new mail builtIt up,u fore* ins h er to close h e r accoiccount.and s i s f e e a s g reopen a new one. llBaa The bomber speciecifically . ‘ ' — J r f F R T - . mentioned her b o o k , . PIQ . “Parenting for Dummit,mies.” T he s I:;.-! is pleased to amwunce m " ~ r ~ C I D E Rt S _____' hnmhnr ctnimsJlanVQivone who . •'t • - r i A W I N E ; needs a boolc to be a goodgi par- .v • ■of- - F O O D ; en t should not haveI kiikids,” an d r.,- '. ,-. |1 i ', accused Gookin of “co“contiibut- H i I JARS, DENYlYDRi^W^ ‘ ing to the overall stujiiupidity of - H CAPS&& L I D S .. iltomtMi 1 mir society.” a : Her attempts to irack'dbwn”'"trai j 'M- -ssir:|4»-i SS?FuSSS»»»™ w~" 'I - I unsuccess* ■ , 1. ; the prankster were ur 1,11*11...79 jMooiis,iistiui«,sism..|129" • ful. "'H whMla not Ineluded t ; I B otulism kills 505 0 0 17 QUART “ A P P L E TPARER 2 1 Q U A R T ducks at Markete tL a k e ^ ^ L O O P BB U D E PP I R E S S U R E C A N N E R C O V E R E D ROB^RTS (AP) —- An ou t- . H Slices end coresas InI ^ 7 seconds! ^ 1^ \N D COOKER CANNER - : break of botulism1 hahas killed ; H Clamps to0 t£table edge. more than 500 ducks:s inli eastern •' H ^ . . Reg.$:, $24.99 PRES* Rag. *89.99 6 : Idaho’s Market Lakeke Wildlife , : H SALE... ; Management Area. S A L E . . . , B alh' “Tiie hot w eather has caused a ' . H .E ... !' ! breakdow n in th e systerstem that led H 1 9®® W P * 6 9 ® ® ^ : to thc die-off,’!. StateIte F ish and n Jhom asv [)® 1 : G am e D e p a rtm e n t spispokesman ' T h e P u c e Tod S tahti f Preserveerves fruit, vegetablas and W ith RRack! ac ■ Gregg Losinski said. “It"“It’sanatur* r- '■ ■ Fealuriiwifiefh■pifciiw:: ^ r mealslats fast and e£^syl0oi7fio ' al thing. The most disa:lisappointing ’'V;/ . RoDna»‘^drcM ^ , ^ aspect Is th e loss of res:resident and-- ■ J iDlmnn Rooms •.Uviii^ breeding ducks.” y ^ r V I C Tr C o R i o “ ” T H i There were up to 2,5002,£ dudts Introituclory C ) 5 ^ S T R AM I N E R H K ! in the marsh and thehe eventual /--'O l il In-Store knifef e ; death toll is impossiblsible to pre* inyYj Separates juice Sharpening Clinllnl$ diet. ■ V & pulp froTn skinn perates, the ; . • ; “If weather cooper . &soods. W a will professionally shharpen ar; I tomorrow,” . 'V "' ’ A '' - : o utbreak could end lo Perfect for & recondillon your kniveslives.. h as a lre a d y , y,.'';.-/' -.'y- . while you wall. ; Losinski said. “It has tomalo juice & ; slowed down a lotIt sins c e th e - .- V'. No serated Knives pleaselasG.'- ; weekend and since; wew started applesauce.; . Saturday, August 17 . ! pumping water into thethenmrsh.” . i..;,.;' .. ■ m , S A L E ... ,C 1 0 a m * 4 p m ' Thc iniifal outbfeak-ak~smick-Ttll'— r — r — -:------p er k n ife . . ; species although adultult teal were MdDWtUknBM.N/' ...... , '' Thit iHc Hardest.'Thele Ipoisoning • .J__ . • (annoi be passed on to 1humans.

! Th0M4< ^ Twin Fast, Idito M Fonner Washinington Terrace ofofficer accuses citity of age bias age disaimination young*ger officer who made lessiS ' WASHINGTON TERRiLRACE, dty. alleginB age XI fonner and violationsts ofo various civil moneysy and had less time than Utah (AP) — A fo 0- ■jsss=sssssssssssasss= police rights. Rhode;Ics before reaching the 20- Washington Terrace p retirement minimum forir fired in Apcil 1991395 b as R an d y Rbode:tdes, 46, contends year r e officers. 4yearsan(id a long f Enid iaedatederaitorsmtagaia m a die tb e d ty termlnatinated him to h ire a police ( Greene iss back at GOP( comLvention lid similar comfort was IZZ ; :‘SAKDIEGb(AP)-InlS those momenta, Shesaid ' Hold Greene was die only Utah]tahn to is • that Enid offered] b;b ; GOP Dominee ^»par- ih D olt, House Speyer • speak a t th e R ^ b lic a n Naticatiohal Greene C is not ent Bob: Gingich-«>d-«b^wfao— u e s —.ConvenootyMtting the counel say,'W hat is cootimieioe to lead ttie pany. i z z : d c y i D ^ t ^ political career. was ciuirwxnao of tiie .. Sitting among'the delegse |a te s important i i» . that the cause .natimalal Yoimg1 R^xibUans and' pE .and listening to bcr friend i ^im e M mgrg^gnnal caoS* ^ ralleague Rep. Susan Molinari go forward,*’ a firsi-da woman she s said date whenwh she spoke at the ' N.Y^ tb e retiring congresw oi o n GOP c o o re n d o n . S he Tipust.have been measuring.ng jm t , ^Tuesday Houston S' race to D etaocm K am i ' i r 'howfarsHehaafall^' •' - Greene; 37,' - kstherr 7oesI a o t enL sA said she has Sbejfceri -.;rYes,.itfs a little bitterswe EnldQroeno i , said Greene, who is resigningingthis been\ buoyed Bul shesh won the reinatdi in s p e n fn g neady $2 XBHBoa year after a single termI anar d a by the reception1 she’ssi had in San 1994,spe ; led to Diego and was ;articularlypar happy in a congressional«»r race tliat scandal that has le d imttflnjHy IQ QDDCy ' divw ce and an ongoing invesvestiga- for Molinari, a1 friendfi who she ranked fi ed and in orcraD non into her finances. “I won*ion’t say says was particulfiu l^ empaihedc reeeivedi ments. Federal Election th a t 1 don’t 'want to be up therhere." when the scandallal about Greene's - b u rse m e cknowl- campaign Bnancesces broke last fan. Commfas:nssw b reports d x m d tbai p a r ^ ^enh . / But she also wistfully ackn dian $L6 million of that I \ ^ e s that the Republican: revolt!*rei " (M o lin a ri) came c into' tbe more du y cam e from b er own pock- I • tion will cany on widiout her.rter. R ules Committe*tee that day and mooey a ) i 1‘W hat I keep teUing myse,ys^ in just sat with me,ne,” Greene said. et. t Judge rejeciets I SCH?NEIDERAUucnoN m o in e ^ I LOCATION: On tmaiemHfninlbyToin'sMaraa(tiytl«ytheBurt94^brid^) ^ bid tD stop inBm(i!i,Uaho.WjUiii)rSale(i l e G t ^ ■ incineratorr SUNDDAY, AUGUST 1 8 ,1 9 9 6 r LUNCH AVAILABLE ' SALT LAKE CITY (APAP) - SALE TIME:=: 10:00 AM ______U C^ . a n b i u y - Environmentalists’ bid to U n g ■ H u n tin g - C v n p bng i g Equipment the nation’s first cheni Conaetor Sno¥> M• a c d M n a . weapons indnerator from g snewiOiordySndes ' ori'line this summer hasf sI S =vinradfl intaiy 45 snow macjano ( .W « l d o r *i!ejccted by a federal judge.5C. «UUniyTnUI«r.Toote-1 ^U .S . District Judge3 Tena 1 ■ Casw n p s r SIm U f o r S h o r t B o x P ic k -U p '&mpbeH’s rebuff of th e 1969 Chinook 10 ft. o v w sh■el c* camperI ■SiJniical Weapons Wor/o rk in g (C o n o c t a b l a s - B n b y FFm o n d t m Group’s request for a p rd im ' ‘ Manymy more m isa Items* too munertlorous tomeinSon injunction pves the Army^ a green{ ------light for planned test burns,bi OWNERS:S; H O W A R D A N D M AJ«.YNSCHNHDER R I w hidi could begin at any timtime. - Rhaseoengtiaydgte. t e % * The CWWG and other■ indner-ini , , , p g . . ESTB ft ASSOC. A D c n o ra s 4 ation foes vowed to conto n tin u e their batde to halt the priproject, 0 * AUCT A hschod time, and while you a*re outoi spending someone M l ; w hich they contend posesis publicf lisback-Jo-s< health haza^ __ g L O .I ^ Q ------“■ etse’s nioncy. yvyou rn t^ t as weU stock upI on some dcccnt shoes. A : “We’re not going oway7 I" '"-r-”- CWWG director Craig Will After all. your parentspa worked hard for theirir money.m Spend it wisely. , “We didn’t score in thiss inning,in b u t the game is far from oovc v w " ______SE SELECTION III • her 28-page opio p in io n im am NEWARRTUVALS______HUG Tuesday, Campbell rejecte T . plaintiffs’ argument thatIt sisigmfi* ■ taekibSSdiod- cant new information aboultout envi* ■ . , SHOPOUf •, ronm ental effects shouldi^eval* be |. U A ' u ated before burning beginiguis at a ■ lBRICSSALE! 3C0NVENIE ■ new incinerator plant inin UI tah’S' I ^ IENT K i west desert, about 50>0 i m ile s southwest of Salt Lake City WN ( i p l 'ity-, . I . l y i i y j f t DOWNTOW iURLEY liMOvtriand She.jaid the Army’s researchres s a s o ' ^t o S O ’^ ILLS 125 Main Ave. W. • BU9 M iam rer:::^ ghnws indnoratirig the' nl e ^ r v e ^ d ' ^ .. .. . RUPEICT “On Tfte Sq . blister agent a t the Tooeleele Army I i O W O l t A i kLO&m Depot’s South Area wouvould be ■ r * * . rG R O U P OF safer than continuing 3 store st i t I She cited an analysis thattha run- ■ ning the incinerator for ssbcyears u ^FABBRICS! w as equal in risk » elevej^ e n days o f Stonge. The Army’s contractor,3r, EG&G.1 Defense Materials; is readyl y tc t o b e ^ ’ X burning 44 percent of thele nnation’s P R ^ SHfKIlNG^S chemical Vali ► ValneSa.99 . stockpile of obsolete ch< p- AsLawAs^ weapons at the indnerator,tor, which ^ would be die first to go on4ini4ine. s n Tooele’s stockpile is thhe e !largest ^ . of. eight in the nation.. BurningBi ^ ' Aie weapons in Utah isi exexpected Mo take seven years. . • The state has issued itsits 1permit, but EGfitG and the Arn;Lrmy h ad been awaiting Campbell’lell’s ded - ^ runB&smiD ‘^ 9 sion on the preliminaryry iinjunc- Val ValoeSS.49 ^ 3 tion request, • Depot ond EG&G offid•fidals did ' $-1 not-immediatelyreturj:urn calls .J : Wednesday seeking inforiforination on when the incineratira to r its test bums of neinerve and 5 tUsteragehL I THESlSEABEOJiLYAl i F E W O F T H E ;6rash kills wornm an I lOOO ' s O F B O L T S Ot F F F A B R i a . . B i - S r O G K J — : COEUR d’ALENE:'(A P )- ■ ■■ -QZV- Amy Decker, 21, Coeurir d'Alene,d died in a one-car accidc id e n to n - •Intersm te 90 near Salteseesc, MonL, “First Fet\derd Saving the Montana Highway'ay P a tro l I_____ : reported, t; The driver apparentently fell twelcdmes~^ ' ;asleep early Monday.y. T1 h e c a r ’ v«ntoff,the edge of Interitersmte90 ____>a b o u t 15 rriiles east ofof 1 Mullan, ^ Jason kMey^ho^er "Tovertumed ahd landecded'on~its — iwheels, killing Decker.ir. She5 was • •thrown out of the fron toilits staff.’ Jshield, the patrol said.

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V a l l e y L I F E [ G e tt iin to th e (O u t d o o r s5 Ttix sd ^ inlheTilitnes-NeiM S Stand-u]ip recepti:ion replacicessit-dco w n d i mQ i c r I— ^ DEAR ABBY: Your rescent c e let------1 i2C. AftA fter this appears i n p rin t,t, herelsAe JiiTuimitnmr' ______...perhapsuips_morej)eople_wiIl.giTCit_it i s $ 1 D a c q p y . tm S a i ------ter about cutting costsI o£of wed-' T" mrmtty ^ -il? l ding receptions promptsts im e to rm-T T ^ A-rrri tcD you h m the m ajorityy ofo resi- D e a r Q D ^ C alb Ss s 1 * ^ dents in New Orleans, ja c ity j / M EAR ABBY: I am w ritin g in .C a ..a u a a .__ lllQf,' hfln*---- ; 1— [)/ lip urfitin t^'»y 'iir»» Ab^VMuOl speaini a— ihEiatgag T iy tin ^ diethis. ^ 55^ ______>• r~ Instead of sit-down ddi: in n e rs 1^ magnagazines folding numerous umejidvertiscinciits jn.cadi_ ------th a t co9r “X^ dollars per« r h e a d ," 7- ______. ...p^xmi 0 B T A m i f r we have receptions simim ila r to m agazi'azine and m ailing xo &• subsoiloib ers. ■wotild £ k e TD u r IlatBBr p cocktail parties. . . beer were servec d p^«w»e«> j w n r fmrBuuig*,, anBB th is eliminates the hea . . . . r mn Q a widow w ith a O e i^ e ssn d laintain their own asthma, r- OT^Twltjtlflfl^tTWTpi of paying for the dinnt“ C - r o r s m a i , and I haveiieard nmner- ims, or bndes may 01,5 cor guests who don’t show■ up,uj and ijccpuon room! com plaints from f rie n d s inn ■ ch hall, a communi- church atw gives guests a chancei t oi m i n - < i« « e a church rch and garden dubs abomCt or even their own the ads. gle without being restricir ic te d 10 ^ building - or ads. I L A N I ^ X I A can range from th e jto st conversation only withIh tho c tamfs-Music ca ost women are b u ^ 24 hours ut„ strams of an elegantel harp and a day r seated cear them at a table. ly raising children a n d -work­ implcor ™li!erouptoa0 a lively combo for jjjg oout u t of th e ir h om es to b e lp■ D E S I G Receptions can be simj !vcn camicd music c very elabcratc, dependingr ,« i d a n a n g , o r e v e I expenses, and do not bare oudspeakers. Why jjnjg j, 1 |lEW<»EnSllm E | • wealth of the bride’s ppa a r e n ts . P'P"*, e to write tbe publishers st of th e country u y about tl What the caterers ■’ch cl a rg e r e s ., Jt t ^ invaaon of privacy, S I ivrote several l e t t m a n d -was depends on tfae num ber ofofguesB ““-.jiHIGGIiSINS, A LIFELONG tolV u io n ted . I could get my money bade LEANS RESIDENT £„« d I have attended wei« e d d i„ B tiEWOBLE tt th e agency fro m w h ic h I receptions where champagilagne and DEAR M. HIGGINS:HI What a orderet the mngazines. Soiiie of r IS HT. . % 1 ^ ^ exotic hors d’oeuvreses were practical soludoition, themm I have subscribed to for ' oQered in great variety --a ai n d oth- My guess isth th at this practice is years,s , andi it makes m e m ad th atIt B p r * I read than you real- theyf wwill not acknowledge the ers where hot dogs, chiphips and more widesprea ^ S « h S e s S ^ s faultt as theirs. People do n o wm n T / T - ' n r home smpJling like a house ------of iUU nrepute, and it wiD if ^ e y'y i — EngrAGEMEK/ ^ ^ ^ havee tltheir magazmes deliveredd a to thele h o u se .'...... t l ^ letter w ere published in I n m a n -R o g e r r column, maybe we could get N -p yourco BURLEY ■ Allen and MMs arlene i disgusting advertisingg fntnan of Burley announ^in q e th e stoppeciped. faeA oppG once engagement of their dau(au g h te r, - NO MORE NOXIOUSS ft Dorothea Dustine Inmam a n , to ADS, GRANBURY, TEXAS. EAR NO MORE: I dtnibt it. ^1 § 7 ? 5 - 2 » Jasoa Rogers, son of>f 'Celia _J u t l e l h a ve e tried, tr but the pub- E - i m m Spaulding of Heybum, andand D ale ' ^ r ~ " \ R ogers of Boise. lers have turned up their IBZ72edi.4Ee.1C.Tecm |^S|- Tnman is a 1996 gradu:d u a te of nosesIS ata my complaints. EdEs-maSEZ M Bmley High School te s UHb^9:30> m m EAR READERS: Severala £»-Si£.S3»^ Rogers is a 1995 gradusduate of '■ BEXTIDCK9C \JSm ks ago 1 printed a touching mucmssLXEASCA^^^ Blimco High School aia n d is story,y, ‘“The Story of Abby" (an nplot Co. IrBiilfflB iB M B I employed by the JJL Simpl ndoned D oberm an w h o w asIS in Heybum . Donthu Inmanin«KlJ««Roe«. I ^ lied by a kind soul) Irtsn ^le The wedding is plaanemed for Manor in Burley,ey. A reception will bookik “ The K in d n e s s of)f Saturday at the Sweetlle th e a r t follow. Strangfmgers." ...... Man*[any anim al .lovers w itJ te lo where they could buy a copy, A r m s t r o nIG g 1 on the chance that odiersrs I / also wish to purchase it, O p m F r i . - T o e s -D a v i d s o n B j H sssSmratKQO BU RLEY - T een a a nad d M ark HBIBB nBBBm nion A rm strong of B urley onninnounce th e engagem ent of th e irir ddaugh- jj^ H ^ SuuS'StaSw? ^B ter, T eresa M arie Arm strotrong, to rimes-News Stephen Verl Davidson,1, s son of . s s o u m K l i !^ B E f l C n O HH Karea and Paul DavidsIdson of smadl 0 »-K b an I(fc30 . WendelL Tbe wedding is planncin c d fo r Classified ■ - . a l p Friday in the Idaho Fallialls LDS Temple. A reception will b< - T . ^a A AiiuftTonj ._____ . -i —^ froitt 7 -to 0-p.mr F riday-c S W c g y I V i iMnDavldioii Burley LDS 10th W ardI’J on n i e t h - dbrIZJk&E^sSEEHSB±k fc llM ff 112 A lto js ; F I|E ^ . Street. 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------MagtcVallej3ey Bridge-House,-24e— OvenvcreatcrsAnonyiqou*—: ------CtVIC Falls Ave. FcFor more information. Meet[ccts a t 10 a.m. Saturdays atIt M a ^ VaDey Optiiptimist aub of call 733-869699. Newcomers wel* the FiiFirst Baptist Church, 9100 W f liili fWin' Twin FaDs mfni» Shoshoishone Sl (enter, at the ninthh . . M eets at 7 p jn . TlThursdays at avenuenue entrance) in T ^ Falls, - the Uptown-Bistro : more, ihfohnatibhi 734-.\-j: ...... Optimist Q ub b d p s s " W eiIGHTLOSS b r 1^7!"°7...... - ' " • • j-outh groups. NewV itmembers are Jerome TO!TOPS Chapter No. 48 vcrcatin Anonymots welcomc. For m orere 1information. Meets att 6 p jn. Wednesdays at Mcec[eets a t 1230 p jn . Mondays at Archie Goodmanlan at 733-2049 th e Public lilLibrary. TOPS is a non- Firstst MN ethodist C h u rch , Twin o-GcoTEe Gilmore ai:a t 734-5892. p ro fit o rg•anization ar to support Falls.s. For F more information, call Twin FaDs Opdmistlist Qub wei^tloss-Fs. For more infonnation, 73+4544547. Meets at noon Thufh u rs d :^ for a call (208) 324(24*1240. H j |j |i ’sOiuckwagoa TwinFallsUs TOPS Qub ID No. 3 C i n lunchcoi at Nonh’s C JuppoR T G r o u p s If you arc interestedted in joining a M eets Tuc:'ucsdays at Valley Vista youth oriented orga»ganiiation, call Village, 6531B Rose S t N. TOPS is a AJ-Ari-Anon Cliris^VK^ali taembimbership chair- non-profitt weighflossorganiza-w Fornor more information, call: . person, at 733*4441441 or Holly tion. For racmore information, c^ll uhl Buhl (208) 543-5792. Reese,pitsidcnt,at7;it734-S90S. 733-8215. Burlcuriey (208) 678-9843. W Tw in Fall!alls TOPS C haptcr No. Fileiiler at Peace Lutheran I t ' p a t 309(anon-pri-proOt organization sup- Churchtrch " ■ J Musicfl port groupI forfo weight loss) Haile[ailey (208) 7884682. Magicbords Batfaerbetsbc^Chons Meets atX 7 p jn. ^Vednesdays at Ketdetdium (208) 726-3165. Meets at 730 pxa. m Tuesdays at Valley Vistaaa Village, K 3 Rose S t Kimtimberiy (208) 73+4631. _ F irst M ethodist ChurchCh; in the N. For morere information, call 734- Shoslhoshone (208)544:7801 ■ basement, comer ofif SShoshone and jjoa :: Twinwin Falls (208)734-5222...... founh Street O vcicatcisCIS Anonymous______Wencifendell (208) 536-2723. Su'cet Adelines ChcChoiiB Meets a t 6:30 p .m . Alco!JcohoUcs Anonymous Meets at 7 p.m.a. MondaysI at Wednesdaylays at First Baptist Fornor more information, calt V a l ^ Christian ChurhunJi,camerof Church onn £Shoshone S treet (go Iren<•one Stroud at 736-8446 orir H | H i Heybum and Mauriilurice Street in th ro u g sidesii doors) in Twin Dave/e Lancaster I at 734*0590 or»r Twin Falls. For more3re information. F a lls. F oir r more i information, 733-789-7897. can Kelly at 733^32f328 or Betty al call 734454!547.______Christian hri 12*Step Supportrt ' 734-1900. ______Groupup „ ■Shwp(Jamp,'palnt«ltod by QoodlDg artist Dytk Q<^,ly, hash been made available In signeTied and mnnbered OmtteMitiortMfpriflts pt ‘ *or m o re in fo rm a tio n , call“ and donated to tha QoflQoodlng County Hospltd Foundatkxatkm for sale 89 a funubstancc Sub: Abtisc Volunteer:r The 1996 Univer/ersity of Idaho Browzeviceville. Oasis Pump and > Stages bus driver), the Guardian;Gw lie. $2 donatioa PTOK. i^ atcmtion1 QubC Calendar. The Effortsorts(SAV£.) N atural Resources3 \Workshop was Wash, iUverwear,Ri\ Rhone*Poulcnc, Council and all of thoseie parentsp: Bridge {iaadlirKisi'isnoon3h(sriin;. 'o poj.. r more information, call 436-6- a huge success! TheTl cam p w as Roper’s,’s, Sav-MorS D rug Store, Tbe who took time from theiiheir busy) M eets a t 1 p.mn. . MondaysI at 9460.JO. fiU ^ to capadty wit;with youth eager Sled 3hed,She Sprinkler Supply of schedules to serve as chapeaperones., to le a m about natuaitural resources, Idaho,, UNOCAL,Ul W estem Farm Grand Session was a rew;rewarding! ’ ------, T h e hands-on labs.li« in w ater, soils, Sem cesaesandWilbur-EUis. expcricncc for those atteim ending. forestry, range aiidrtd wildlife gives CHRISiUSTIFALEN . The Bethel took first: phplace in 1 ;_istudents opportunitinities tp explore JENNDINIFERHOCKEMA Ritual Competition, second» n d place GommwFNiTY -L .ETTERSOFe F THANKS* ideas and tei±niqu«ues on m a n a ^ g u i n'TOWStaff r Y in Choir Competition'an1‘a n d th e ' o u r iwtural resources•CCS. TwinFin Falls mem bers b r o u ^ t homei ana n abun- eyetyone who volunteered in’n’the We would like to 1raise th e pub- dance of individual owanL■anis.-This ; „ _ ^ _ _ e .v e n : . c. Ilians to host a - ^ ------lic’s-awar^ess-of-tl|f-the-generosity^jj,uig^ ^Yould n'^T VioonLpossible pn — JT : ..-KlDSJnfc tooOCYmmrBtreat:------sCaughters— OIERYLBENNER that exists here inin our< commum* J u w a j withounhetapport, lovlo v e a n d Solftouiney...... c I of you. Jazzworks studijdio speedgo Prtsident ty. All of this year’sir'saw ards vtrere t f r a t:eful o f for support encouragement from all o f; K ID SInc,OC, a local nonproSt orga* Ptevention Associationm made possible bjby charitable Again, thank you. You have ! members of Bethel 56 of . ss foi: our registration piaM anned • imadon thah a t helps children in & e TuinFaOsj donations fromI Magic Valley The mi . been shining' examples fi iHey receive spedal items th e Interitemarional Order of Job’s young ladies! TWIN FALLS - J u lie ’s Magic Vane; businesses, » that they need to pros* ^ f of Idaho NRW Daughterliters would like to express IHLLARY LYTLE Jazzworks Dance StStudio has ors^ccst nit • The University 0: i cominimity, is hosting a Quick Response Uni staff would like to) ti»Vota this oppor* our appnppredation to th e following Honored (Jueen planned its annual rcgisnationtor e ^ pcrintheo olf fund-raiser during t tbe following individuj[duals and businesses that TwinFalls 9 ajn . to 8 p m Mondaylay at the new tu n ity to th an k tl k big thanks goes out to all appreciates supporl donors: BASF, Cen'lenex Agronomy made: ourou recent trip to Grand studio location at thele 'Twin Falls Please seaLETrERS.FRS,PageC7 ilf courses for their gen- The T Buhl Quick ResponseI UnitI Athletic Qub on P oleli,L i«eR oa± ______id to the players for their wants war to thank the communityty for — Boys and girls ages^ 3 to adult 1 effort- KIDS Inc. would the the support at its car \^-ash dutluring may r e ^ e r for fall clasdiasses.AnaIl- tim e jm d el to thank all those^who SSag ^ b r u s h Days. day dance and tumblnbling place- S or donations to this During £ the sdew alk sales, cmer-cn A V j ment dinic for ages 7 to adult also iie cause and encourage gency gen medical tefhnidans anddfirc- f is p lan n ^ with Stac>acy Peterson 0 haven’t m ide'their con-, fighters figj washed cars a t Westt One( ' and Denise Haslam,^lilhotSall bi teachets, and tnbution1 to> do so. P ledges and Bank Bar on M ain S treet At the sasame Lake City, as guest tea IS are being colleaed at tim m the ■win S i s as time, a band of renegades from T am i M ahlke o f Twii shops or by calling 734- fire f jr, departrhent and quluick leader of the tumbl.bling class. 1 pledges ancVdonations , .resresponse unit ran all over lotc w n . People ages 7 to adult sductible. washing waj vehicles at curbsidede, in I ------:in-the competing.dar "driveways and in front of businaness* - • Sfltf ilCE;, :,E !such as Junior Drill T< ^ alls • es. Mcmbeis of the fire and eE m s Tfut . ■ Company, Pre U Con divisions had a great time6 iand , TImU'/ div 5?=™ R n D T S d w I K 4r l toitaot |!| ^ 'junior Company will made some money for the QQRU ?• vm5taaau. IM I lauditiotL F or m orei'in[annation, in] T hanksIS for firework l a1^1 l ^ ■: funfund, which goes toward gemsneral Icall Julie Wright at (208 H' E b o o t h ssuccess supsupport and provides for bsmc:icsup* t plies used every d^. . ' . W e w an t your thank you to the city of •The event was held June 277'ond, -:JCE K Is for supporting the First raised more than $600 forir th e M td — Crime— Prevention ----- a Bft’aD m tdjm .InattD ■(JRtTllie Buhl yRli rcsponde M rtt B | 4 S k scs l Booth. Your patronage more than 550 < ^ s last year, a r.For jSsDibt t M ; rtOSti WooHGtoa ■ ^)ndr^ and encourouragementwas'ovcr-, infonnation or to m ake a ddnaination 4 wb tuM. B B9 ff , MBt«D8 T ip a ^ ®ttfim « rRaOvTWtaPack i J l ' l 10W3 ' 'i g a t i <0*. 1333a A Z L — IOer.ttboarJetitontblltbbpaes«tti whehmngg..1 Thank you, Albertson’s, to the , unit, contact Mark Grirrimes, • ■ S ______ilTnMytt*. iroa w n bout for th e spa(pace, (km State Welding, .201 201 N. Broadway. Buhl, ID. 83;33316,. .. _ ------'-C oB i«*7inB«aDp:—------donatin; ting the fire extinguisher,...... ^or caU 543-5664. • Criatatkm. andO K T[Ire, In for the tools so desper- MARK GRIMES g — . ately needcMled, as well as Krcngel’s , jBuhl. - KKcban/ ' B| r a i i s = fortheboltssits! A sinccre thank you to T t^ B a s s > • YoorkkbadttelrKtM Cfloitngttoa *1 13gUan.29»M0r i U | — , i°g ^ IJI K B oftpKW m m t nentskstto H H Mr. E iFnH c B»dtbtcaa- ^ m e I ^5 sottvnitta&to■ 1I n bUuGtmms 40.#0.78.100«M1 Mf 'ltwtkSaal'M \ tooorteidn. Has YMkm.emM. n— tnd60fiooniMw«y. H i Ptosesaod m»«umtndluot. . K M JUU.t»4l.«ZSI. . 5 5 g -ttMT ^S y o v M s a d . £D e 5 u n ! l ! , B3oa»j2.»______l^ i s ' -SSX ■ y iuOriMatle I EdRsrAiri Cmlch(Sb> A n d th e “I b a d S ig h tin g^8” s ” w ill h a p p e n n e x t i 4 C £ ■ . i i m i i I ^ A iC E . I T h u n d a y , F rid a y, a m n d S a tu m a y.H ! EXtewlM.' ^ cord IVIuftH>tnTssa NOM lear thai frogs love (lies and 'Ibad loveslove fries. Wesuspccthejnayte,X, UL IMM. Onwn 1 1 'J Drab Opetor M lUatBffMQsaoar I Wchcai • 3203U1 w >PABoxS48 ing by a Blue Lakes McDonald’s Tbda.[bday ot noon to satisfy his cravinglhgl : 2401.17733 I; TiAiMb, hW e83303 It’s also being rumored tbnt Tbaibad, wanting to be dressed ; inthehe latest fashions, Kill be clothes shoppingsho at a Mo^c Volley Mall; M E [■ Iv n PataoOva . .) NacrMBer Friday moming'atifa t 11:30. . 1 Dlttl& ' / V l i l Antlfiactartal I , id alwiiys to the gro^'ry store,-re. ' . ' ...... ■■■."I News ' And of9f'coursc, c Saturday is'the day Ibad al iMf' ^ ft 3 2 5 1 /2 L and!id he was overheard telling a friendnd tthat he thought he might try •: Luli{iiitncsat< l0.l0Z.WhM. , Sir'll■'■‘i p .... 'Bpowa ■ ■ - Y Ant»ael»rtttOf»«. |C . - ; ' I ■ thcnewFredMeyerstoreatSat2K)0nextSaturday. : 'L JersayQovsi B B 1037l2M01te43 V. n tthS tft ; ; 7«3»i ™ Bstoy,hUi) H i W ' he first fire people to ask Ibad forr a ^f ticket at each eight will v . ■ ■ tOJOJ . SaloEndsAuoust31.'10I; 1898 ' rccecceiveone! m e passes to Anderson;Mn Camp GroundlHm Center, Yeacn^mcbB^bjrta candy and more will alsodsobepven'awayl I a en-45«of7W€538.T

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-Jfe te n n ^igfeaL- „ L - nate------t e i mindga;ame :* ' -I-wasoutsailingnotlongolg ago; on a gusty,...... ; ' scaiy day a t Shoshone FoUs,ills, when I got to •; -thinldag about rodeo. o >Ic wQS an unlikely thingJ to ponder, pvea ...... - 1 • a I W tt o o ) t h f < * ,'^igbt ^ off rocks..Thewindwas Th

• l^ tly from ooe direction,1, thenth blasting sav* I Dgely from another angle. ! Igotlmock^overonc8,tle, then tw ice-and ; ' adrmal jolts of fear begann Slsurging throug ; me.Ihadtw6opdon5:l)CniCrumble menttOly ; ' .and lose my boat; or 2) Steeleelmyselfond wV ild (e m ( ;: ;4iM erthe situadon. ess • ; That’s \s^ien I began to thinkthil about rodeo. • j^-jSpedfiiajlly, ^.thoughtsIts turnedt to the at^le trials I saw tw o y ;^rs ago a t the Twin I ■ <1-;PallsC6umyFair.Ir?membmberedaguy^r For bei:leaguered ^jifaim ed IJra HejTjolds, o fKuha,whohadhis ^ tt^ToTOdoTJfa:?-?: ^-iTTembelers-oft-he— ■0. rat raG(:e, it’s a , ?ORCE ' ' ; ' O FNNATURE . H ftjg, tonic f(br the soulII W fe I | | | | h - STANLEY-MeViost folks don’t know it, but)Ut a few days thc Sawtooth WildernessSSS would do them a world ' of good. It’s the pcr- ^ H H j feet refuge for bebeleaguered members of theE No matter what ReynoldsIds did, the balky H || rat race, where! oa sturdy p air of boots will»11 mulerefused to enter the! arena.an It collidM B | | b ^ ^ H H suffice for transpcport and a ten t is “home." heavily with fences and gatelates, bending O ut there, even2ry room has a view. s. The spectacle some and breaking odiers. T ~Thc'Sawtooth^I M ouniains, jagged as a rowo w ■ • ■ was wild, brutal and teirifyiiWfs- , . MB cles, dominate the skylinene It (dso was a contest of Wills and . I S V ^ H ^ H of broken bottle BH m | while alpine lakekes glisten languorously in ' 'Reynolds, a big manwithI aga grim set to his------*|KVH M BBH the depths. Hikiking trails'snoke up thehe ------^jawrWasn’-t-abouc4ogive-inr. H ^ drainages and ovover high passes, lea'diMg"l(TV6------' in his spurs and puHra bockick on the reins, places where mononey has no value. ’ fordngthemuletodohisbii• bidding. [|^ A friend and IVI were th ere last week, risingng w s impressive. • It wasn’t pretty; but it was w ith th e dawn animd retiring at dusk, wander-er- control of his ani* : "Slowly, Reynolds g a in ^ con ing 30 miles inn four days. The journeyey '' ‘'malandthepairentercdthethe arena under tS y j-* ended at Redfisfish Lake, but it began ata t ' an uneasy truce. u g n H K P e ttit L ake X whehere the snarls and fumes of . ’ That inddent helped pututmysailing r internal combu)ustion engines were left tlwosn’tgoingto -tf R H ^H behind. < die,norwasI^^^?gethtt h u r t I did, how- • t 9 b R | The trail . ' - ever, stand a good chanceJ of destroying my |H ^H led north. '’Upper Cramer Basin is ' boat and thc idea didn't appippealtome. ^^H H then swung a tpild, desolateplace ■ It was time to stop quaverivenng and start BjH ^H west toward • ' - getting on top of the problen)lem ...... k; —» . • ^ Thognn hpnrinp'tnwinrfwflJwnhl, mdring _ |S » fl Toxaway h,hemmed by sa v a ^ ly erase _____ |B ra|H —inrkc ------artd— ■ deliberatelyandforcefuUyc - entered the- rod' ^ ramparts. T/tecra^ every'slom of the wind. Itt wiwas heavy going, ■ ■ • SEH jS' Sawtooth. arecivwuedbya - but it was exhilarating andid I savored my HEH|||B W ilderness. laserlikc focus on the taskikathand. a - H ^ ^ H T h c /misshapen assortment oi f In the end, I sailed backktothedockand to green forest got tbrfWB down without indincident It wasn’t §38 stone spiresy hiohsaudi a tremendous accomplishmeiment,butitwasa v B eS eovc ^5B H way to vast to^vrs thatpoke significant coming-of-age cpiepisode in my evo* s H s w e e p s of ludon as a sailor.. H bSK g lac ia lly poi-. holes in tJie shy.' ' Later, with a restorative'c bbeverage in ||S * 1 Q^BBbS i^hed granite p - -hand, I realized the sameI principlespri apply and the set- ; , to all high-octane gravity sports:spt You’ve got y g jg g ] ting was unmistal:akably alpine. . I '^tocalmyourmindandmastiaster the situation. g j ^ BHiifiaa Even in Augustist, w ater from m elting snowow ; ' Skiers in t i ^ t , steep chut ; finesse. Mountain bikers andan< whitewater H H H H dirt. Further testzstament to the area’s hard,ird, ;boaters, at times, must fightght their way out of K l D m B || unforgiving char;aracter came from the occa-:ca- I Nance's vereion of a barrooiroombrawL HS b S sional hulks of ddead trees, their bark gone)ne ; Simply put, there comesisapointwhen a ■ ' H H B ^H H and wcather-bla>lasted trunks twisted intonto > youVe got to stop worryingng aboutt the conse- H m long, slow spirals.Is. I quences of failure and focuscus on ways to sue- ’ l | H | ^H ^H Above Edith Lake,L the soils are grittierier ■I ceed.-Technical skills playy a a big role, but H B and the vegctadocion thins o u t A stark, lonelye ly - j ! mental toughness is whererethegam^iswun tl M bI HPIb H | feeling pervades2S the landscape. Snowfields:ldS ; orlost. linger n ear Sandid M ountain Pass, dissuadinging ; ■ Many people discover theythe; have what it H jH wayfarers with hhorses and m ules - but lur- ■ ' takes and master challengesges that defeat less intrepid hikei:ers. I resolute contenders. Otherserslosetheir UHB ^ H ^ ^ Once over thehe pass, thc trail dropped>ed ■ nerve, take nasty timibles^orswims,then 01 .______u g Z |S ^ B |—aw^to-£dna-L-Lakc,-Vr'hich-flovv&-into-the- — punh-afBaiffiiirfffirsalE— H jH a S South Fork of thche Payette River, [ It’s a matter of attitude,^ sosc if you think H H Seen from abobove, Edna shimmers likee a ; you’re going to get stomped>ed and start covc^ H H sexy sequin drescss and its beauty increasesses ; ing up in advance-chancescesaregoodthat 'H q nears thele shore. A big lake by back-ick- j you get stomped If, on1 ththe other hand, . B H country stan^rdrds, it is the embodiment^^f of______H ^D E postcard Id^o.' .! ^ :fprmances will comc out underpressure.unc . H H From there, t!the trail ran down to theth e I Somehow, all of this leadsads to a thoughtful South Fork of thehe P ayette, then climbed to:oa a J remark uttered by one off thetht world’s great wndswept body'y of ^vnter known as Hiddenlen J cellists - Pablo Casals. TVuly■uly inspired per- Surroiftounddd by the Sawtooth M ow talni,iIr i, a lone hiker desoends throughgh the upper Cramer Basin', , Lake. It kept clidimbing, growing fainter os ' ~16rmances, he once said, areareat^edwKw ^ Ithe'soU s'w ere SUFupplanted by stone; ; the performer stops playing taMffer j ' R oute-fin d inlg g was complicated by big • and M gins playing th e musi'lusic. ' ' Story and phchotos by Wllllain B ^ L / H lK jB snowfields that blblotted out the sketchy trail,ail, I interpret that'to meann technicalte mas- forcing hikers to play detective and discov-:ov- tery of one’s instnunent --beitaceUoor'a be . . . ® S ^ '‘ er where it emerj;rged again.; ic r honj-chined k a ^ ~ shouldjld be instinctive, 4 - w l f T h e a s c e n t fifinally ended at Cramer sure and unhesitatins onele slshouldn't be Divide, where a creaky( old sign wobbledI in I fumbling with technique intin the middle of th e ceaseless wiiivind. From there, it was all I the Fifth Symphony or a QaQ ass 5 rapid, downhill to RededH sh LakiCf th e road, andm d • ■ buzz of dvilizatio i ' Once the insnounent hasas beenI: mastered, ion. . . . ■ amer Divide and headinging I then the performer is freecto to concentrate on Cresting Crar down the northh side is a journey of hope>pe I the subtleties of the music,ic, tthe mountain, or ast I the river. Allowing one’s milmind to focus on ^ b ^ H | because the trairoil is bidden beneath vast low.,Like a migrating grayra y ■\ the medium, rather than the method, is expanses of sno whale, it makeses ofily brief appearancesces !i '■whatsoparateswrkmanlikii^ e performances )carinig again. Hikers can:an I. from masterful ones. before disappe descend one stepep at a lime, or simply shuf-lUf- j. ■'----- :------^-- fie their feet andnd glissade - slide ~ for min­lin- u tes a t a time. ; Outdoors Editor WUliamnBrocfcsti/I/ioCTY B. eonquercd his fcarof billiards.rds. UpperCramerer Basin is a wild, desolateate ^ ^ H H place hemmed b;by savagely crose rock ram-am- parts.'The cragigs aro crowned by a mis-lis- ^ ^ ^ H shapen assortmcneht of stone spires, knobsobs [SAWTOOTH an d towers thatc tpoke holes in thc sky. Theiricir Life Isn’t easyrinthehlfher In REPORT : nomes - includiiding “The Arrowhead” andind reaches of tiie Savbooths, at ^ ^ ^ H “T he F inger of F ate" - bespeak th eir statuiitui th e weattiei-bei»atsntreeat as lonely sentinellels. right,ht can a tte s t ^^H H Fnr from neatit and orderly, the pinnades:les H' stan d like a roww iof drunken gendarm es -- aat t . Q H K 9 all angles and’dtdegrees of attention. That’sat’s ■ ■“ ■ ■■ ■ 7 3 ^ jItlniirucUom. the beauty of thicho Sawtooths, where there’sre’s H tB flBL-always.somethinfng for cimpusj!yes_tq s e ^ __ _ T The^lmcs^ . |]~ 'It — ------' • ■'''' '" '.'■•ll ' ------^^------■ ' ■...' ...... ''’-''ii'j

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: PINE-The suspense is cover. TWINFAIXSLS-I^M a^Valley The Magic Valley Bassnissmosters Bassmasters oreart hosting a casting' have announced the winrdnners of competitionI forf children on .their 1996 Andersonn Ranch1 Saturday in theiie paridng lot of the Reservoir'Toumament,c, heldh on Tirget store’'e' on Blue Lakes :july 27. A total of 26 angleiglerspar- Boulevard Northrth. :tidpatcd ih chc event andjn d K e n ^ Kidsbetweenicn the ages of 7 and 14 :Kirchenmtz hooked thele tbiggest , win vie for a vvar a rie s of prizes, ;fish of the day - a 3.6-j.6-p o iin d ing from award;Lrd^ medius, trophies 4 m smallniouth bass. dnd plaques to rods, reels, tackle- ' The winning teams w«w ere: 1) boxes and nationional sdioIaiship& The JCirchenwitz and Ray Goffioffin,who compeddonwillnil nm from 10 a m to .reeled in 11.89 pounds of 1fish; 2) 3 p.m. F or monlore information, call m Greg Duncan and Mike:e S h etler Bill Mason at 734734-1227. . at 6.46 pounds; 3) Dentcn to n and ' Doug Croft with 62 poundjinds, ]i~ - WGAL. , Other bass tourneys ara re held Fly FIsMng ;throughou( the summem e r. F o r ] ^9* - - I o r . more information, call Ray^y Lewis lipO T.tth e W e e k ■ ior Flat Latex ...... a t 734-273...... •j •• W hen lyingflpiit p g tailAof 4- rW a ira n ly ‘ . dry flyu, p utlit s< small ball of A I J dubbing on1 thtJ e bock of the hook and spliplit the tail fillers Bvings $6.00/Gal]onl Tim es-NewsA /C 1/2 on eachI siden> b f the Tvings on oAer finahe*. dubbing. Mfllfake a few w raps' s p o r t s : It t bftwccti theespUt n; tails. ------covers^ll-thth e ------D A 1 b a s e s I n . a m out of the iSfcf^ a 9 f e ~ l ------M agie-V alleye y ; — : ------T E S " ' W ■ 10irnlQ6 pm ONI w m ~ ~ m iM WooddScapes’ I Color Stain I ' R o ^ k a r a o n n l e«i t .' i M 'I I f S O U D C O L W arran ty ■ - Y » ^ EXTERIOR SAVElSpTOSiso^iHK SAVE An Ad r-J S'! : .'■.NEW -4%^tenlb^ v Ho u s e s '; ayings $4.00/Gallonl1 ' ' ; : Men&Women. Simi/orjowBvtngj on ofhor finishes. . Wattf.wearndrmind ;;;,_ever]Mii2inb^twi«n]> $1.00 c Cr«.ttibi«G>k «nm. S)i«n>fa»V^VtWemtittfrntiiMiioM------■ “Wwfc MeerndwronolpoiMprpiirdaM. ' ®iiciiDnfSviimsi»mB/}|< Alkyd Stall

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' ' H K e r e ’s A S Hl C O T I N Y O U R R'SE Y E , Teton climlibers WtffflHf. benefit fronm I park readintl e s s l i S f e s ' ^ MOOSE,Wyo.(AP)—— ]Most res- cues of lost or injured climberscli in Grand Teton National1 FPark cost ^ H e . less than SSOO, but rescuccue rangers arc equipped to handleIc management. I ------The park spends 0 totaljtal of about...... tfteto^ccter last iptbwiurebpart'rfapiolec!,' ■' SQie.opera:_ii______^ 9 B tf B ^ b b s . ttacts ttaithbastteT fin B ^ tions, a fraction of thei e N ational Park Service’s annual1 SS3 million ^ SmH-Uiprtd M Lam TmOar 3 search and rescuc budget^ • Magnuson said onlyIy about^ 10 S 1 9 9 B - £ Grand Gaianyon plan:i: Autos out,t, quiet in pereent of the rescuess e;every year |||j|U ois Galvin said. Now autos areg cost more than $500. ^ i B n b B w a r qatw, deariec dsftimte bases. The Dennis( : around the atening the very scenic.andJ Rangers are on call ar a onatexgpactcm ll t&e a series of direate: iree or four [letic v^ues th at draw peopleg clock and receive threi ------p e d e striz n paiialbs and bikeways aeahfri summer sea- Itional parks in th e Grst placa calls a day during the sur S g GRASD CANTOS XAHUHKAL gar^< ^id along tb e S o u th tODaiioi ' son. Most callers ask thele rangersI to |M rhe sheer w eight o f visitors P A R K . A m — ax Raa. Grand Carrai]nnVinagB.wfaidi “The J track i ^ l e who left theirthe friends S m ses iis to destroy more and WjnTwir I\a .B o n A x k Qo^ofia i often re:resembles Times causes or family wiijioutprovidiiidingon^nn- h»< a mtiiveHiHe thosep:e parks and ^ la c e them with iB2ixed bs-ibe R sr cf £esStsOcom- «£ibeuuyju. ^in g and be J s transportation systems. know where you are goii credtmrbBes. Aboreaa.il«twillbequiet. masstn .rearcsponsi- ] at if it gets the S300 miliion ca! Park’s Brad Tram;er. d ie P ark S errice But L ” He^^nkrav^henycI you are due , for the SUIimm et ' Grand Cei3«a ded from the federal govern- t s a n r £a^Soes, nn a oC tbeitKpmTwJTr o S c ^ x a d mBEeof s t tmc^oaeatmg needed [No paym ents and DO intgteredanBI'STjr It and others to fully imple-J. to return," he added. (N( rinee decades agj to aoo^ I’n.'ii.'M^. ibc complexc newm management ment a ^ Including three resi•escues last iTBs;are sd»eme£orGrajra n d Canyon,’ m entIt thetl new management plan «(fonned42 Utilltr 1 s Q o o e x z is s a TC nd in the cuiTcnt fiscal dimatcg week, rangers have perf ry important in our —andi u*. Several of ( V ^ H B betng SKZ^ied br d tmo^Sn “$ ^ “”7, is a big if — it appears GrandJ rescues so far this year.: d m es tbax Iz ise . d a peal d Canyon National thatisz ,j. them have involved useise of a heli- ' ^ Q R P k 2«e2J100 R E n am aa nassd>ea»tocrafta B Canyoilyon will be the first major 6.000 anuoolBks (base copier either to bringB ana injured • lownlrarum l a f i e ^ cfigCTw e n t way to handle p a rkk totc be thoroughly reconfig- « m m s o r lo . jxBdaasspacesotbeped:. 1 for the next century. dim ber out of the mouni lib e SD O ST cf Aaexia tatdieDjietiuutofa uredfoi I a short dis- [he most pressing issue in thc,jj drop rescuers within a 'OU can cruise lutiuncl will; tlu‘-».‘windinyouriuiiraill.iniramcr m S o e st p e ii:^ Gcasd C±sxxxiis bmaiaPaifcSeiS o vk e e g b rtto fin d “The ^ tance of a victim. Helico]icopttrswere Now yom Ic t o ^ is th e im pact created ^ a r i t r o ' n e w w ^ c C c Dcnpmg i with levels of park to ^ used nine times --last la year, Iongwitlin(h no paynienL*! and no inlxn-eslI u\miil Januarj.-1. lilHT.' f i a f a g it c Ki e a a f e tTTi3gtnt»d A m ng th e b y thethc annual cru sh of nearly 5 bebocetbecrg=?rrirgde t ts rannn m im .Q Magnuson said. Buyalmomost any piece o f John Docrt-■ equipment-dndudingaillti orI Li^ aab- *** great p^ilili>;;Uui»Uk<-Al leaTC ro in p u r ee d d i fb rtb e T t was realKiUy tb e in te rs ta te u r d an -Athwr B S E B .* &3'SIBDo n d o t b r o u ^ visi- parkshIc should be managed to ensurere l o w. w y j ^ ^ -r OjcTCDesB of fc a re g e o n a preservation of its ecologicalal ‘aicicndiSffSS: ' '~Bot 31 G n a d C a r«ss.faadi- D , tDKStngnatmaoumbers to parks like thepn nonconmscio! ti cesses and its historical andId BcatalcbaageBCP ibeie « T .A s YeUDWtaoeaniand Gtand Cn^on,” proces 1 SSOOOJ^weci BrAssooata Dinyror----- nrriiaetinf*nlncffnl rpynircesJ!______s s s s i si . L ------p a rt OI a txESptadSeSTB 40.50 pe^ TT^mt d a t ca B g Te ma m a j s i ^ S S s s s S i xesess d e te re femzcb d o f dK M M S E I Sanoaal Paik Serrice,ce. Grand C ataa is o o c ^ iaeszabEaUrDaH ■ ■ ■ I GEMEQUQUIPMEHTINC. iBH auiH nriBtnimOB b g bff-i)Atbe r ^ ’f< m u m t u — I eel A lignm entits. B rakes, Sh< J» W c ™ piputerized W he< Snapper,^T, 30' Cut, w/New Engine...... ’ s | i | p ijg s &S.Struts, W h eel B

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N o n cE O F'TRUSTEPSSA -m LE titime on August 22.1998. In the ofAca0fA( of the School Ad- Idaho.lnIn and for tho Coun- /s/VtCKIMAMALONE vs a n d It a p p earini g g t o t h e /s/Josoph Roundy On Monday. Uw 25th1 dayda of Novombor. 1998 ot tho> rrminlstrator.onthoCarr^oftheHa B Hanson Schools, In tho ty o fTTwin w Foils, by Iho 207SageS6.Street “ GUADALUPE>E AACOSTA, Court that tho Dof«oTendant. Personal RoprasontativoI'livo hour of 10:00 o'clock AM.<. of eakl day, in the offlco of Alii-• ElemootaryE School Faoltty, Hanson,son. Idaho. above wnomod Plaintiff, ond Wmborty.lDID 83341 Defendantn t Bronda Rolmon. Tiayboanma 219EPalLane ancoTltIa& Escrow Corp.,p.. locatodI ot 311 Second Streett Proposals win be oponod ond pubU'KibUdy read at the obovo y ouarol•0 hereby directed to /j/b e c k y ri Ing and filing ol Inhabliant of thoI SlatoS o i Coldwoll. ID 83605 North. Twin Fans County.^ T»Twin Fans, Idaho, Allianco TWO> hhour and dote, by tho Owner andl228THEniVEnSlDEAlEAT KANAKA RAPIDS RANCH,, RussR Lh/ely Architect, Cht'd unlesslyoudosow yc fthlnthe PuBUSH: A jonco, cannot dont Bronda RolmImonap- D1STRICT0FTHESTA1STATE moro particutart/described)0d ia s follows: 22068 Addison Ave. East. Twin Foils.oils, ID 83301 timo horloroin spocined. the and 2 9.199€ tiln tho Stole of poor or plead to theCom-thi OFIOAHO.IN AND)FOR FO A parcel ot land in Sectionsins10and11,Townshia9South. 1 . (208)(! 734-4303 Plaintiff»ff vrin toko judgment I— Idaho, andI the th o tth o lo s t plaint heroin by 101stthe day THE COUNTY OF TWINTWII Range 14 East ol tho Boise)lse Meridian. Twin Foils (kxuity., AssociatedA G entral Contractors« againstst ■you o s prayed In NOTICEOF/JFAPPUCATIOH known addrossess of tho Do- of Soptombor. 1996196 and In FALLS Idaho, a s shown on tho Reie1 nnature of tho dolm Thofoflowingringoppllcation(9) and it also appappeoring thot a Court will proceedod to the SUMMONS BY PUBUCBUCA- No. 1994008099 and No.J. 1£1994008100. Twin Foils Coun-• IntermountainIr Contractor againstnyoulsanoctfcw V for havo boon1 fllodfiii to oppropri- good cause of aaction exists hearing and odjudlc3lcatlonof TION 'ty, Idaho, described os fotlo>ollows; 1HONorth 27th Street, Boise, ID 83702837 COMPlPL A IN T FO R Dl- ate (ho publiciblic waters of the In tho above1 moimatter in fovor this suh os If Defendndanthad RUSSELLWIDENER,R, BEQINNINQ at a point thathot lies North 49 degrees 2V45*■ (208)338-3030 VORCE,;£ FOR SOLE CUS- State 0^jaho' <, of the Plolntlfl,ifl, 0ond that tho been sonrod wilh1 procossI Plaintiff. East 2618.17 loot distancenco of .tho % comor common to) HanssnH School Dlatrict TODYo'o n d FOR MONEY 32-C 12-07249 ■ Dofondant Isiso a nocossory in tho State of IdahcIho. vs, Section lO and 11; thencece PPO Box 250. Hanson, ID 83334 DAMAGI‘GES. RENO RANCWCH GENERAL paW. ITISFURTHElE R O R - JEFFREYLEE South orig-arwestadisidistonceof281.83foot;thonce (208) C 423-5708 WTTNI■NESS my hand ond PARTNERS!USHIP IT IS H EE R R I E B Y O R - d ERED thot this Order0 be CLAIBORNE South 81*04'61*Wostodistdi3tancoofsei,a7feot;thonco Aasoclated A General Contractorsirs the Seallal of tho said Dlstrtet C/OLAVAR. LEWIS. SA)fl DEREO thototSojviceoI S published In The10 Times Dofondant North 1 0 * 0 0 w West a distancedIst of 293.14 foot; thence 1 to North 27th Street, Boiso, ID 83702837 Court Ihthis 9th day of Au- LANE NEWfcWMAN Summons In1 thithis action bo News, 0 daily nowBwspapor N O T IC E ; YOU HHAVE A \ North 7 4 W 0 7 'E a sta d islistaftco tJ of 264.78 foot; thence C(208) 344-253h gust.19S1996 2941 N 80030 E{ rno'^o upo" Iho Defendant. pui))ishod a t tw innFoIls.in f BEENSUEDBYThr T H E North 8 9 * o ro i’ Eastodlst«jistanco of 3S7.97 fool {shown off TwinT Falls P l a r i ^ m R obertstS .F o rt,a o ri< MONTEVIEVIEW. ID 83435 GuodalupoAcojAcosta, by pub- tw in FoUs County,:/. Stale of ABOVE-NAMED PLAINJMNTI- - rocord a s 354.99) foot to) thetho POINT OF BEQINNINQ. 1124 Bluo Lakos South «6;Twln Falls.Fall: ID 83301 By DepUputyQ ork Source: BIRCIIRCH CREEK licotion thip ere ro o fln T h o idoho. ooco a weekok for four FF. THE COUITr MAYAYEN- E ^ •THE TRUSTEE HAS NO10 IKNOWLEDGE OF A MORE• C(208)734-7526 Trlbot^. SIfSINKS 'Pmos Nows.1.0 o newspaper {4)consocutlvowocrooks. TERJUDGMENTAQAIN:3A1NST PARTICULAR OESCRIl5RIPTI0N OF THE ABOVE-- DarrsnC Hall Construction, Inc. PUBUSlISH: August 15. 22. Diversion Pt:Pt; NENE Soc 14 most likely toogivonotkM gl^ to Doled this 12thdayofJu- da YOUWrrHOLTTFURTHITfHER . OESCRiBEDREALPROPEDPERTY,.BUT FOR PURPOSES; 3239B3 East 4000 North, Twin Falls,ms. ID 83301 , 29. anddSoptom { borS, 1996 T 0 8 N R 331E 1 In CLARK sold Dolondonldont. and sold ly. 1996. NOTICE UNLESS5 YOUYC OF COMPUANCE WITHH IDAHOIE CODE, SECTION 60-. C(208)734-0791 ' ilcatlonn bbl o m o d o a t CHARLES P. B RUMBACH ^ RESPOND w ithUN in : 20 t13,THETRUSTEEHASBS BEEN INFORMED THATTHE■ A bid bond In the amount of 5%*, of the total bid amount. IN THE ( o ncoow1 week t for four Maglstraio Judge DAYS. READ THE INFONFOR- • STREETADDRESS0F13: 1331 RIVERSIDE DRIVE. BU-• indudingir any odd altemaios. Is roquroquinJd. OFTHE fsion;(14.000CFS) (4) weeks, ondflditfurthotop- H “ “ MATION BELOW. . ; ...•Hi^lDAH08331fl ooWodopo8itotS250,OO.Olhoramay may obtain documents at FALL.. mit(s) will bo sub- IT IS FURT I tho* I" ofdof w '’ofondind Uthis obliaatlon secured by ondrxl ppursuant to tho powor of solo> ccost, non-refundablo. S iprtor water rights. DEREDlhatwill:wilhlnlen(10) O F T O ^ F T ^ UlE I C T / ^ Hwsui'.anappnDprioiov^iiov^rtl- c ^ r r o d in tho deed off trutrust executed by BUD E. O S-'. ' RUSSF LIVELY ARCHITECT, CHAR" C « « NNo. . S P 95-768 Proiosta mil!must bo filed with doys. o copyry olof the Sum- DISTRICTOFTHE! response must boDO filfiled :E TO CREDITORS OTDloimlnthis OF IDAHO. IN ANI BORN and BOBBIE K., OSBORN,Oi husband and wtfe,. 22068 ADDISON AVENUE EAST cont and Iho Di- mons ond Comp '*’0 dosignalignalod ltlo&Escrow Corp, os SucMSSorr twT IN FALLS. IDAHO 83301 In ThoI WMatter of tho Estate roctor DooLjp t of W ater Ro- action be doposSti^linthe WECOUtmOFiL*"!''* court within 20 doys'S aftorofi asOmntor.toAIllancoTttloJ L V A N O snw N , Tnistoe. for tho bOToftt ondind aecurtiyJ of First Security Bank« A Public Works Contractors Uconse Ltec for tho Stalo ol ' j. o lo n g w ith a United SlatesJS PPost Offlco. sorvico of this Summonm ons ■ of Idaho, N A oa BenofldaHciory, rocordod September 9th,, Idahol( Is required to bkl on this wori<.Mrh DOCOi ling leo. Easlom postage propaliipald. directed ^ .. ,co 0" loll tois so o roI - NOTIm C E is HEREBY «(ondontathl3 CosoNo.SP^T^ ,1994, fis Iristrumont No., 1994016074,19t Mortgogo records 00 N Skyllno. Ida- to the said Dofor spond Iho court mayy onenter , oflVvin Fails County. Idahclaho. THE ABOVE G R ^ O R SI PUBUSH:f August 1,8 , ond 15.19911B96 g iv e nJmmHolonVmO!- 11 f f I SIdaho S 83402 on or la st knownI ododdross ro- NOTICETOCRroi PMnin “ onlnot youyou OS ■^1 I I tran has ]VQ In the Manor of tho • .ARE NAMED TO COMFIMPLY WITH SECTION 45- - 109 boon oppolniod bofore'SEFlEPTEM BER 2. forrod to obovo, c iM c r domanded by the plain3lalntlff noi roprosonlotivo of . DATED Ihlsis'iethdoyof 1 of:MARYM^NE,f c jt b b t. In itio Complaint. 'l60e(4)(A). IDAHO CODED E NO REPRESENTATION IS\ IN. THE DISTRICT COURT •HE THE COUNTY OF TWIN Docoosod. IMAOE THAT THEY ARE.IE, (OR ARE NOT. PRESENTLY , FALLS MAGISTRATE ™ xjvo-nomed decode- w arlj dbfJREHER.DIrocKjr July. 1996. f OFTHE FIFTH JUDICIAL FAL II persons having /s/l» Deputy,Oori< Oo NOTICE IS HE■lEREBY YOU ARE HEREBYBY (Dl- ' . I RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS-IIS OBUQATION. (DISTRICTOFTHE STATE DIVISION claim s 1 ulv25Auoust GIVEN thot the0 Iun d er- RECTED to file o wriltiwrillon I The defautt for which thisils 8sale Is to be made is failure lo;; OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR CaseasoNo.SP-96-788 I I: August 15 ond PU8USH;Juty: , t.e,ond15,19S1996' signed hos boon appointedop answer or wrt»on motionotion In. - . 'maSte prlndpoi and In^restost poymonls| as sot forth on said’ . THE COUNTY OF TWIN ORDIRDER. NOTICE, AND d !to present their . PorsonafRopiosonlontatlveof dofonso lo said Complomploinl ______IDoodjsfJ'msLnmLEfDnjls[DlMor^olDjniajtijgtQfiLlfiUi—1— FA U S MAGISTRATE — SUMK/JMMONS FOB HEAR1NQ„5,“^ ® , miCT COURT- the abmefiained d«decedent.- wiihin-twonty- (20)-dev9ieys-of ------together with Intorosttnoroon at iS T w fth ln -fo u r(4 ) -ADVEffTISJnSEMHKTFOR-----INTH&DISTHIC amount w as $150,000 to0c ‘ DIVISION- In the a ofter tho date of Iho BIDSFi TH JUDICIAL All persons hovingng daim s the last pub|lcoiion o of f thtl ls , , ' the nito of 9.6290% por annannum,-as ovldonced In a Prom-- v SFOR1996 ' • OFTHERFTH • CosoNo.cvse-ieig ^ s eSTN^^R^IiESTRAY.rS n j ubiicalion of this no- ROCKCRE:REEKSEVifER DISTRICTOFT>FTHESTATE aga^tthodocodorlontorhor Summons, and to causclauso 0 •' bsoiyNetodal6dSoptom5HEN, KVANVIG. Falls, Idahono unUI1 2:00 PM, COMPANY OF I lor with interest thoroon ai > ROBERT KAVAJECZ, Wotfoi'otfaro. The moriis ol tho lE&TRAINOR prevailing Ic sented 10 tho undoidorsignod 83303-0389. II you vrish lo ho por diom 19 $30.79. All dolln- g local tlmo Au- Plaintiff, , lamount of 54,095,07. Tho j ' Dofondant, petiUostitlon will bo oxomlnod in issell G. Kvanvig gust 30. 19 at tho oddross Indicdlcoted.or sook tho advice or ropro-ropi ow due together with ony loto ^ 1998. a t which vs. quont paymonts oro now » NOTICE: YOU HAVE on1 evidentiarypv hearing on n e y s for P e rso n a l Jnio uioy shall sh, bo publidy BRENDA REIUEIMAN, (ilod with tho Clorlork of the oontallon by on ottomoytmoy in • charges, advances, fees)s oor costs associated wilh this ^ > BEENSUED BYTHE Soptieptomber 16, 1998 01 isonioitve opened andanc road In tho DofondantI t Court. this matter, you shouldDuld do .forodosure and tho tiaianccmco owing os ot this dale on tho / OOAMinthoMoQlslrato’s 2 ? P r ^ i » ABOVE NAMED PLAINT- 9 :00/ »83 CoundfChQ^hambors ol tho /a/Kay Wright , so promptly so thatIt ycyour . • • oblljjation'secured by saidEilddeedoftnjstl3S152.557.52. I • FIFFISKf THE COURT Courtourt. Twin Falls County )EREO that the 2732 Addison AvonenuoEost wrillon rosponso. IIIt orony, tdudlng costs and expenses ao- i ^alls, ID 83303-0083 Twin FallsJ City Ct Hall. m s ORDER! Including Interest, but oxdu< • MAY ENTER JUDGMENT Courtourthouso. Twin Falls, 208-m33-2721 , Tho workork conlemplalod D efondont horolnobovohoi Twin Foils. ID 8330301 may bo filed In llmono aond tualiy incurred In onfordngIng itho obligations ihoroundor orf p AGAINST YOU VflTHOUT Idaho, II oppoar In this John A. Rosholl oihor logoi rights protoctunsoi. poraonal J. 10 83303-1907 1.8. and 15.19S199?‘ ° NOTICE IS HEHEREBY addross and lolophoiphono follows, to-wit: ' SSaid father is further no- the obo\ GIVEN th o t tho0 iun d er- numbor. ju Iho signolunaluro. »ve-namod decode- i-2245 ______. Lot 4 In Block 1 of KINQSlQSQATE NO. 4 SUBDIVISION. , led that pursuant,to 16- u t . AllII persons| having „— signed has boon oppolniodap mailing addross andId tolo-to w.'eooording-lo-thO'piat4hereot-l> ------^ T w ln-f^lsC ountyH daho.-i n3*oMholdaho-Codo—croTnist IHICT COURT puibuiuil'ioprasontsntoUvrr of —p ho n 0‘n u m b o r oi f f yyo o u r ------' , recorded In Booii 14 of PloPlots, pago 12. records of said ” advice or representation by ijntlOt ho m ay rofllBtor his doni or ^ JU D IC IA L Iho obovo nomod d(1 docodent altomoy. ■ County. alms a s father of a child quirodd to present their .J ______DISTRICTOFT>FTHESTATE All persons havinflIng daims 4. Proof ol moiling or3r dollv-'do . Commonly known addroscross is 179 Buckingham Drive, ^iln attorney In this motlor. ’ you should do so prompUy pornsrn out' of wedlock wilh clolmsJ withinv four months AOVERTISTISEMENTFOR OF IDAHO.. IN AND FOR against tho docodoidont or his ory ol o copy of yourour ro-‘1 Twin Fails. Idaho 83301. lO Dopartmont ol Hoollh anor thothe dote of tho first BIOS FOR>R 11998 SIGNAL THECOUKIYfTYOFTWlN ostato aro roqu]ulrod lo sponso 10 plalnlill'sB oitor-oit ___ . Said solo will bo mode vilo without covenant or warranty- 8 idJiVQlfan>..Buroau of.Vi:_pubUcaily..03.dosignaiod_obovobovo, ______)n or oncumbrancoffto eoti8Vtno“ « ' mdrdlngtlUo, possesion 0 , In time ond other legal lolSit1 Statistics ot tho Deport- jajd itoims cloi win bo forever nLERANDINDEASTLAND CosoNo.CV9eV 96-1858 four (4) m onlhs Ia oftor Iho To dolernMno wholf'hellior obligations secured by and p publlcoiion you musl pay 0 filingIng foof rightspfotoctod, . ont of Health and Wotforo, tarred1, Soalodpaproposals will bo ORDER FOR3R SERVICE dato cl tho first pul oonforrod In two doeos of)f trustIn a s fonows; ^ Bid father Is further noli- claimjIms m ust be present- rocetvod In'tlIfVthootiiraofihe BYPUBUCATICATION OfthisnoUcoorsoklaid claims with your response,0. cccon- jtod by ROBERT L-GRAINERY> Tho nature ot tho dalm Said (1) Oeod of Trust oxocutod , against you Is for an open )d that he shon mail tho od to thoth underslghod dt Deputy City:ity Clerk at 321 FARMERS IKSINSURANCE will bo forovortrb o rro d . ta d Ihe Clerk of tho abovo-oboi and STEPHANIE J. GRAINlAlNERY, husband and wife, a s o mplotod form to the Bu- th o lawiw o ffic e o f Pa u lo SocondAvet^v««iuo East. Twin COMPANY OF;OF IDAHO. Claims must eitherler bo' pro- named court. INC., an Idaho corporation, a s, account ■> tor legal sorvlcos. “ '’’P' grantor to TTTLEFACT, INC ; ^ lu ^ r o p r^ lo v^tton ro- roauclou of Vital Stojlstics, and SrownSvSlnclolr. 321 Fourth Foils. Idahoho until 2:00 PM. Plointllf. sonted to LLO.O Y D J . DATED this 24 day of JlJuly.’ ------trustee,•andFIRST-FED£EOERAL SAVINGS BANK.OF— ------wALKER.-nttomev .'T p o n so roqurrds'com pll-"'. shoii bo signed and wit- -Avonutuo N orth; PO QoK'provolling'li.glocanim o-A u---vs:------ley forthe-1998.— — ------TWIN FALLS, as bonoficlanclary. doted July 14. 1995, ro- * Dssod before a Nolory 2322,TwTwin Foils. ID 83303- gust 30. 1998. 19 at which BRENDARBUaUAN, undorslgnod at 1:131 Sec- CLERKOFTHEDISTRI'STRICT ss Instrument No, 1995011025. onceo with Rule 10(a)(1)- no«' corded Ju|y 14,1995. as li ■ and othor Idaho Rulos ol PubHd22,1998 opioA)AH0. IN ANO FOR ond Avenum ue E a s t, Twin • ,$5,B89^.onthoDoodoflofTrust recorded. 03 Instrument ® numbor, or th e signaturo. - THECCCOUNTYOFTWIN Falls, Idaho.hoatofoooflhlr- _ DIE No. 199S011025: , moiling oddross end lolo- in ITH THE DISTRICT COURT FALLSLS MAGISTRATES tyfivodollanliars ($35.00) plus (2) Monthty poymonts. Including Inclt the paymonts duo tho ^ lollars ($15.00) ctlon tshargos. and lato charges, fphono numberofyour OFTliFTHE RFTH JUDICIAL DIVISION fllteen doll Drunli drivers kill Ihousiisands ol people every date of this notice, colloctloi No. SP-96-00782 mailing foe. ,95. on the Deed of Tnist record-! ® anomoy. ' . DISTIISTRICTOFTHESTATE CasoNa . ,lnthoam ountof$3,553,95. :E TO CREDITORS /a/SharonIM. M. Bryan year. All ol them - vlcli:limcs and ollcndcrs 95011026; / ' *4. Proof of molilng or dollv- OF)F II IDAHO, IN ANO FOR. NOTICE ’ed a s Instrument No. 19950 rHE COUNTY OFTWIH In The) WMatter of tho Estate Deputy City:ltyOork 1 ,and the unpaid principal bolancoovringasofthlsoatoon.boll , ery of a copy o f your ro - THE olike - arc som eone's mmolher or father, son or rod bysold.doodsotttuBllaI « sponso to plaintiff's iiltor- . FALLS of CATHTHERINE MARIE CityofTwinvin Falls ...... Itheobllgatlonssocurod ind Avonuo East - yr-i. Dum doesn't have • Jt. loto charges and forodosuro■ r noy.'03 dosignatod obovo. CaseasoNo.'CV-96-2e83 MODUNJN, .Oocoosed,...... '321 Second ■ daufllilcr. People like yi , '$95,765.32. plus Interest. Ii To determine wholhor SUM»UMMONS NOTIm C E IS HEREBY PO Box 1907190' costs. s. ID 83303-1907 lo happen. You can chchoose a designated .• Vyou m ust pay a filing foo JAMllWIECOLBERT, - GIVEN th o t th o u n d e r- TwlnFol[s,ll Dated: July 9th. 1998. . with your response, con- PloinUff, PU signedi hhovo boon oppolnl- (208) 738-22 TTTLEFACTr. INC,, Trustee00 ■ '! driver, take a cab. walkIk home or simply noi - tact the Clori< of tho abovo vs J ' edCo-Pi.-Personal Roproson- By R. TODD BU «S, VicoX PPresident ^ I of tho above nomod PUBUSH:/4:Auousri5and ' drink. The solullons artire simple. The ROBERTSON fnamed court. KEITIEITH COLBERT, nOB- tatlvoso (A le m a n . RficHiE & r o i ‘ DATED this 23rd day of BlECIE COLBERT, and JUDY decedonlonl. All persons hav- 22.1998 Attorneys for Tnjstoo Rosldlisldlngaf Twin Foils. Idaho altcrnollvcs arc iraglc.. You drink. You drive, •July. 1996. COLEOLBERT. ing dalnalms ogainst tho do- — — — I6,nrid2g.1998 |Robert S. Fort. Oori< DoOofendanL codontoItorhorestotoeroro- INTHEDISD I ^ I C T COURT And you - or sornconejjusl Ji like you • may die. PUBUSH: August 1 .8 .1 6 , t . By: Gerry'Dow, Deputy THEHE STATE O F IDAHO quirodid to p ro s o n t th e ir OFTHE; RFTH Rl JUDICIAL Cfortc • • SENCENDS GREETINGS TO .SlQlmBIB w ith in fo u r (4) DISTR1CT 7 ,a tKhdayadyoupleaK) ■ OBB9^ (ng " ' ' ■ ' & wWtwhite around m otith. aomeiiilUmeagolnTta ■ SEn ^ ferbiirtu»teiee«p: oup & FBbnore. Raw»- «■. NonccofTftu:TtUSTEE*88ALE «WTHEDBIIOCTCOUHT | MeMS7.Now'tiihe Pl£^cal734-2133. eomepUcupyouri BSfSPB M aipat«pl«.Fri^»ai».■»- : 0nthe190id«yofN0VEiVEMBEn.1M 6,Bt the hour o( OFTHEnFTHJUDICIAL Of i n . . 1000AM.olsalddiiy.(r9coacognized local time). In Ihe Of- DwnaCT DR OFTHE STATE 1- - — rgs.3top.byThe I e{r«ST6Dows, . in the vteirdty of SOae I IHW gnvS t; isras-iDmi iM rtt kes& Palls Ave. Call 1 _■ I iM i i i i i \r m _____I'-ConO orrtnkraU nttZ-Suldir*kSngB.AashownonJheCon-___ NOTICE.is HEREBY.L^5lJSMI636 ...... PREOHi : dCRiMuni Map tor COLLEGEGE MEADOWS CONDOMINI- GIVEN QI That Ihe under. UlANCTIUVSB * now s-^^-unS appeail»H In the reeard;ards of tho Twin Fails Cowty, signed eig have been appoint- - LOST: S c EHiE a ! I t e ling.CaiI-73».T«t2: natBuHraiaf rtin - S tt8 0fkttffo.sslnstrumantl■nt No. 725015 end a s defined ed personal represonta', -Persia^iS^afSSuTS! s s s . ^ “ :* and described in that CondomlomMumDeciarallonforCOL- three thn of the above named ! |roim m £Skelton Butte iti — C LEGE MEADOWS CONDO*DOMINIUMS recorded In the 'Es:Estate. Ail persons having I aMon. n. RowardlI B2S-9199 ^ ------^1;______]j itcaHiC-Sg^ am aM teattiw * • racords of Turin Fata Count/,nty. Slate of Idaho, a s Instru- dalma d i against the Dece- ‘ 1 0 B l i S °” l*.an^ m art N a 725391. dent or Decedent’s estate Dt^SIDNAUj : Z O m m w ai I f ~ The T notsa has no knowiwwledge of a more portiaiar are an required to present ■ 5 i S S « 1 0 4 SERVICES I . ■dneiea.1li.*or»iBri.$a» n’^ K S ^ Sa a m . 2Bz-«t«5 an“ * ® P t■sa a . ■"Z daacflptlon ol the above refanifarapced reel property, but for Ihelr the daim s within four 14) I pP | E R S 0 j ^ _ J — TiiiBHtaiB.cai ttMBasBbe m . > purposes of compQancew^D>Section60-113ldahoCode, months me after the dale of the ------aephrbipafaoRTies.SS. I K R U P T C y ’ ttejfcJw— iP *,« the Xnistao h as been Infonncn n e d lh a tth e « id r a e s o f7 1 0 first fhi pubUcation of thb no- SINGLE3LE7 Meet someone aiS wqnrAAQiettlKl * WasMngtan N. Unit»«,, TT« M n Fan*. Idaho. Is some- tice tio or said daim s will be sp e>dall d al 18-90 yis. Free c a a ^ ■ e a n a ff^ B B r I w N»in(p »r^^K^-^BndfaeaoBaBioQS i f ,.TrmWeptw>m i r a * i . C'tlntes assodatad wAh tald reareal property. foifo re v e r b a rre d . C laim s brochurchurv: 140M 4W M 11 ^consutBdion. , ,2 5 ^ KEUABLEdtyw Nottt>Sid*Bu*Co.nownow .■< Said sale wffl be made withoutwtt covenant or warranty must mi be presented to the — 538-7750w s o fy s s a z m ■Tr/rkB — I t«teto«ppncaljon»fortfor ■'Z regsnSngtiDe. possession Ofore encumbrances to aatlsfy the personairepresenlatiyeeof pa m *°*r actartbuBiMMnlbrihe 1 0 6 Wtn* ___^ |i-ii;<"»—«n-w»isAliaawBKt . .>.oWQa2k»Bocuredbyondpurpurauant to the power of sale the estate ti care of altor-. I « pPECtAL-WOTtCESI e ( ------eg y e 2 " - -SM7adn(Syaar.'Enl-n l ------■— • ' eonfened In the deed of tnjstLOt executedi by DAVE W.KA- ney ne Paul T. Sm ith a t the 01. liaiiui ^ K jj -*» « Q Baaca oflfce of Paul T, Smith, 163 A i r »M«9kkiSeBS>C > ML AND KRtSTlNA y KAMAML, h u eband and wtfe, e e ' off L C O H O U C S REPAiRS.Tem^ 2 2 * 2 ; ^ Md- C onimors. to RR ST AMERIC;^iCAN TTTLE-COMPANY O P SecondAvenueWesLPosr Se nd hanSy-mOT ■III ■■!»! a^hstte^caatia iastoaupplm anttheth e U3AH0. INC.. on Idaho Corposrporaion. as eucceeeor trust- OfllceBoxie41,Twln 01 ANiANONYWUS i;?vic.^ M stav r 2BS-73S«lZt ori* ltadyiBeom*.TM8bab a •C ee; for the boncdlt and securttM lty of R rst Security Bank of FaSs.ldaho63303-1941. Fa CiColl 733-8300 amall In i.iiiisuuii^tte j| iflHK. iB ae.» 2 aW » 0 0 3 ents Idaho, a s benefWojy. datedd FtFebnwry 15.1994, recorded DATED th b 15th day of B423-43BB — i n a ■Z F a te u v y 15,1994, as Instmnitmment Ho. 1904002887. and Jti ^.asslg n o d to R eel M oiqsoolo CCorp. a s benefldary, by a»- fh t f ^ a m l e k Lyons, IFAX ^ ilaantng- 'P oise-' rellable.3364B1B.: |I B R * •2 signm ent recortod April 20, 1994. a s Instnnnent No. Personal Po Representathre . . S? C*Ctf3a»«2B. > 1994006966. MortooQO ReconcardsofTwinFonsCounty.ID. .M/i/Llnda Kay Bennett. ? .ironinQ.Tnendins. I K i b i n c » & O R V SI : : THE ABOVE GRAWTORS/IS ARE NAMED TO COMPLY Personal Pe Ropresentatlvo your / ^ idcup&deliveryJn I K V I /a/JuUe Anno M c U ^ , kooi^ TOiAaeivwahCOt.comy m :-W T H SECTION 45-1506H)t)(A).|OAHOCOOE.NOREP- (A tti- yrB.oi».733-g1PB., I RESENTATION IS MADE• TVTHAT THEY ARE. OR ARE Personal Po RepresontaUve - edc-Maroy-MU ust aaaaoiuy. tautid: Wagerage ••NOT, PRESENTLY RESIE S P O N S IB L E F O R T H fS PUSUSH: PU August 1.8. and AD ^ t»*ra ooEar;f2a Februory 15.1994. the monttonthly payments for Prlndpei. :08-734-5538 * - —— Free Infoformatlont‘How annaamtihm ' M B aa c c e e COCK ■“ Interest and Impounds ofr U$409.24 por month for the artMlft FrcsekftraaBncoBCB&« DRMBI morBfis of October throughiDecemtx)r, Dei 1995 and January I clean houses or you cannbealttesaaino I ^ a a sSnrtoesafffitn ^ ; SeteGlbuB(M««saaad>H>d> through J«ne. 1996 and oilin ssubsM^ierrt payments until LHJIHl'l.S:worbods. 20 years bandltsnil'WrUe.P.O.Sox Surteyxm.: adte'96-'S7ach0Glyr. the date of salo or roinstatoralom ent with a monthly late I expeiioXHienca Can 3244497 3 6 1 .dtn&y.OR57BC ^ xsmpotor&tt EXFREE 5 S ■'ini’i.w ir.r-.''SSMCS- . CaaUBdsBCltenasaSa teaO eodanta needed charge of $16.37. inaUoctodcted late charges aro S1S.96. \teC naettr.4-.423- at*» ■ ■ j^nacgoafla : • interest acouino at 7.5% per annum, and tho prindpal WTIagM ; gt.mcBaBS» App(|r in paoon at westerntem % balance owing a s of this datolo oOi n the obllgatkxi secured by M i o i I K C 1 atPtiahlUi;. IIm m a sU iQ ------SiataaBusSetvfaM^lnc.Inc. said Dood of Trust Is *43 J15.315.56. plus occrulng Interest. ■ l£ST&FOUNO_ f..ll» ]p —>- .r^lTTM i a x K 2134 Htghland E . Twin'win ■ ' AD deiinquortt payments orere nnow duo. tooolhor with ao- ■■ I S .latl3li]]iaa. ^ atogoL— larOBrflfSeMCteia:isae>- tVs^KLTSSmL FOUND - Blad( Shepherd. asaloiy'D C£. > c ru ln g laa c h ^ w and Intermerest, unpoid end accming F0« d^t^ccfcallBisfl» * » ■ ------txces. assonts. tnotoe's)e's feos. a tto m e /s fees, and ,male,BpprDx.9mo.oid.ll ,mi xoneM Shs)SMBrHBBraD , *a>T7*=« ttec2iceasesck.TiTht*. OBtra > any amounts advanced to probprotect the security essocialad not nc claim ed will give :P D 3 e S 2 % ' iBSgiTA ^f iiaf tb r a n tc ttftwt* t wanted, exp. short haul ■ *v r with tliisforedoauro and thatat thetf beneficiary elects to sen away. aw Can 423-6737. ■ ■ TOBoxSffl.a a . - r u n H ^ . r ^ m I Cm»- tack«mr.aA32«.7148 ' * or c au se the trust propertyrty tto bo sold to satisfy said ^II GiustbimnletdapptwalbadavdHmattiTWfff /fHT I illj.3n3ffi ■ u r t E . FOUND 550 S. 300 W. m^v^tOrSMtr, • 0BS«j3yl6.1996 Heybum.H« White Cock-A- Mmc em ber noprvblem! jUtcmallvr ‘ aiMIWB»WglBnnE j : c a a c — ------p»y FIRST AMERICAN.TTTLE CO*COMPANY OF IDAHO, INC. £=Poo w/apricot markings. Chardumber of ^ —' - ' mBtaceo* aagerSfSa^ by tft« foad. CoS"«?[ > By Monino C do. Tmst OfBcorcor female, spayed. 67^9224 comi^ommercc ' •. -Joplin.-MO : 4amunai J f ‘ m wm T S M O r. 3 2 « » . ' 7miBt!hB«BilOnautyijuBLEt^ - FOUND S etofm rkeys on .. . . ( 1 | | ' " - PU B USrt August 1.-8.15. one I°»l22. 1g » ...... ~ ™the comer of Rk]geway& V i - NOnCEOFTRUSRUSTEE^SALE WiWashington. 734-1101. WM lW!»fnBtjJtiJL ; h •* -« : On the 3rd day of DECEWEUBER. 1996, Bt tho hour Of pq, » [ttsm^iMtl. j M m i M u s t G a! FOUND fawn colorod male These Cars I .>10:30 AM. of said day, (rocognngnizodtocal'tlmo), IntheOf- Qk igronmiierTtl j ^ Dingo. No collar. Bod feet. - (Mcmlout turi rtllKt onca auAtl o a u tiv < a i o x m iHli! -;H eo of .First American TWoB Company.C< 260 3rd Avenue round around Highway q Cmttdsmttsaeatermagna- ; I ' " 9 'M > N orth, Twin FaDs. in the Courbounty of Twin FaOs. Stale of 74. 74 2 miles w est of Bar- nniccd $ 10.000 ta ocdiL Wc absolutd T^jilinhnrsnrnlltlJBTIlflttt. I .a f l •^Idaho, Rrst American TitleI CotnponyCc of Idaho. Inc, an i / a Market. CaH 7346481. 1 (W >-ou 3 to 5 new ccdii canb u-Uh■rdnikaaws) a :piBt>isn. 3 o a I \ > Idaho Corporation, as succosstessor trustee, vrinsoa at pubOc J L IB $ 10,000 uiihta dan. There is no o3tCi)‘jtUJiUULL b : .WC ■ 3iptlHTB3l7IIly«Wnnaw*- 1 B f l j : auction, to the highest bidder,or. forft cash. In lawful money of LOSLOST 2 SSxtrian Huskies ^^ nosecurit)-d^l-G£MAi\73tiacdttUnenoal- SOE.llmirTwi B m . > the United States, aO poyobloble , andaj described a s follows, ^ it t itmiiai UoK oOer. cBlT H9 pfa»» tfatn ,iiD3iasiB. M I Ito-wiC LOSLOSTMalamuloX.femalo. f«M 77-10 l dir ddnrtr and add S10 on e (am:IVEDim - Lot 3 in Block 3 of AMENDED)ED RADTKE SUBDIVISION. 9S4 9V m o old, 1 bluo & 1 . T n oorder r t call our ordcringiotlinchpphg a rih a fllini! • n a a n ^ .g P : ' Twin Fans County. Idaho eeccortfing c a to the plat thereof, brown br eye. wearing a = B I recorded in Book 8 of Plats,Its, page 25. records .of said multl-colorod mi collar. Sho 1 m niiiiiairniri- B V - County. ■ ■ wae mt a birthday glfl so 1-888-777-3;S i SSS j e I m m n s iiE ______The-Tjysteo has_no.l(nowl«owledgo of a moro parilculBr_ p dc i e ^ contact the Good:__ ^fofmmore or infonrmion csUl_our customers rtrnnamafc- ■■ afflertptJon ot the above rofcroiferoncod real propbny. but for mg Inj S h i^ffs Departfn'ont r-417-6^78Sl 1349 I purposes ot compllanco withhSectlon60-l13td8hoCade. S< or call 834^825. •------the Tnjstoo h as been intomoim>od that tho addn»s of 883 r Roee Street N.. THrin ^ IdIdaho, b somotimoa asso d ' ------1 vwasttBnd.:7is ated with said real property. FIRST SpERVE! Said salo wiD be mado wit^without covenant or wansnty rogarding tiQo, possession orX oncumbrsncosor to satisfy tho I N T ^ . ottigation secured by and pursuantpun to tho power of sale , •CASHiONLY • conferred in the deed of trusta t executed( by STEPHEN R. ^ : LDDER AND JU D m i K. LODEODEn.huabandarKtwlfs.es I I I .grantors, to RR ST AMERICAIICAN TITLE COMPANY OP I n E U E R s mIKLCOMB! :tOAHO. irXX. an Idaho Cocpotrporotion. a s successor trust- I . • eo. fer the bona« and Bocurityr1tyofPlaznMorioaoelnc...as c • : bonoftciary. dated Fobruaiy'17,1993.rocordedFebruary 17, ' a aUUMaSAUPlUa; ' 19.1933. as Instrument No.. 19S1993002341 ondrtHDcorded o t] I = February 22.1933 a s Ittstrurmrumont No. 1993002412. and 1 s o o o e e u a i m W A $ | » | | assigned to CHASE M OpraITGAQE SERVICES INC.. a i H B l IM i Delaw are C orporation; FK#FKA CHASE UANHATTAN ■ sumT B ^ iM T P BIDBGQIDTT 0 0 I • UORTQAGE CORPORATlOfION, aucceaaor by merger A U 1 9 9 6 S W with Troy & Nichols. Inc., OS benefldory,b byassignm ert I 1 9 WM M B C H T f d recorded U irch 6,1993. asI InstrumentIns No. 1993003103, ■D 3H SDGnotflBF .TOIE *W“ $88 ' Mortcago Records of Twin PassFaS: County. Idaho. I THE ABOVE GRANTORS; ARARE N iw E D TO COMPLY WITH SECTION 45-1506I (4)(4)(A). IDAHO CO D E NO : m aISfOBDT-BUO REPRESENTATION IS MADIADE THAT THEY ARE. OR SDQ BBE ’ n S 8 ARE NOT. PRESENTLY RESPONSIBLERE: FOR THIS I -OBUGATION.-...... I S f O B P H I U i salo b 10 bo mode b tho tail­ ' Tha dofault for which this sail m z a D F l a i E ure ta pay wtwn duo. undoror DeedC of Tm sl Note dated I H <3I]D ^ n n I February 17. 1933. the monthiinlhly paym ents for Principal, 9 E « B M I B n i K Interest and Impounds of' $766.35S7i por month for tho B A R U 1 .rnonths of March through Jurto,m o. 1996 and oD subsequent 1 9 9 6 S U B i I notfiBE msr r '• payments until the dote ofsalo sale or roinstatem ont with a ® '188 lE G A C Y O i mriB A C K U Tmoithiy late charge of $30.65,1.65. uncoDoctod late charges 1 9 9 6 S D B A B D SrDOBGESHAI ling at e% por annum, as of « e . P o w e r * iD o w ^ Y g g -aro S148.30. intorost accnxing Air, Cruise, Cassette, ojoB. s m February 1.1996. escrow odvo;dvancos owing in tho amount E G A C r S L W n mrfflic aa W i n d ^ & Lodes, Dualual Air Bogs, q . » __ _ _ — I. o fS 4 Q & ^ a ^ tiw p ^ p a t I wa'Wmd3sws2t'iidQ,-;i!^,(I3aa! Cato on th^obfi^l»on secured — - r - / - ABS^roiangSfifgi.#6-i-w' 7 T » a e e x e a a ^ . -S51.677.7S. plus accruing intiIntorost. All delinquent pay- . rrTORtte,Punl M n q s san^TSf iltrrjHJTI- MaBftmi V |J||^M S itP »$a$ 2 3 , 3 6 5 ^ ^ : morts aro novr duo. togotFwor with» accruing late charges ^ ™$188r and imorost. unpaid and accnccruir>g taxes, o s s o s s m e ^ k ■PRICE JPPI 7 6 l F b n v i i M .trusleo's toes, ottomoy’s foos,foo: ond any amounts ad- | vanccd to protect tho securityrityossodolodwHh i this fore- ■ s A i z n K zWIa Sf?tnrigiLA M cggit , t dosuro and that the bonofldaryiaraokKtstosellorceusothe ■■ r 6 0 0 1 9 " '288 ' Inst property to bo sold to satblot^sakfobligolioa U M m D i i i B n ISatt: Juiy 30,1996 1 . ^ 1 7 , 9 9 1 s miixiiBF D mat R RST AMERICAN TITIE COM»MPANY O P IDAHO, INC. ^ “"® '288I By Monino Cole. Tmst OfScoror ^ »iDOOQggM T wBSfOBDT-BIBI ------P0BUSH:'AUflUSt3nSr22.Ttf«nuw2an996— • ------iT- -;------amiMajgzg — aunt —^ '288Ir PUBUC NOTICE ATth'eTtatod X time'and' B S C H E V m r a The Twin Falls Rural Fire place, pi bids wOl b e publidy District win hold the annual openod o( and road aloud. sncuawe our « ^ ^ 2 8 8B budget hearing on Tues­ Tho Board of Tnisloos re- day. A ugust 2 0 .1 9 9 6 at senras sc tho right to accept IM r.00 PM at the firo stoiicn or.reject or or to select any Mpomucifioi k x a ttd at 345 Socond Ay- portiondi thereof any or all SiOGa m p M B E - ______*« ® $ 3 3 8 enue East In TVrin Fals in bida bi and to waive any Bj , . Iho ciossfoom. tochnicamy. to No bidder may B A R U 1 9 f i i fiS S B B 45010101 'SiDlanno Bolt. 734-1998 withdraw wl h b Wd after the ! S H[ D E O T i m f m a otopening of such bids un­ IMPREZIZA ■”“ '488 PU B USH -A ugustlS. 10. less le: tho swarding of tho bU 1 9 9 6 S 0 B M E D 3nd20.1996 b b delayed for a porkxl ex­ Air.AW FM Casselto,to, Dual Air Air, C SEOBIMSOP ceeding thirty days. SVX [DDEfllB BiHE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. ” Bogs a«4-060040 $588 413 CALL FOR BID FOR »< •, Cralse, AM/FMjCn=dte,« Donna Lutz, aori< , llljr MSRP_$1$ 1 7 , 0 3 8 » o I 9 «isejLC 1/ 2 : DAIRY PRODUCTS RlorSchoolDiStrictl413 « v . flnalffls 3L#6-i:lD NOTICE IS HEREBY ^ m x i S i r anE TOOBStovonsAvonoe J E : : ______55E '688y GIV0 J that ^ o d bids wa FBor, ^ Idaho 63328 Jj iPRlOE ^■jlli MSBP-43Bt,«9 30 received by tho Board of I g ^ 1 9 7r 4 6 L & C . 3 / 4 4 Trustees ot Filer School pi f l U S B l E n K Z PUBLISH: August 8 and | , 9 9 9 i m ™ _ S D[ Cg g g g t... . sffia. DisafctNo.413.Fler.lda.. 1 « 5 ,1 9 9 6 ...... -R “V5588BL .io ; for Iho purchase ot B D E i mam a m K t e M SUksTSi; tBtk F n m jerei «:lalty producb by tho Food School s Dlctrtct Property ffj ! % « 2 5 ,5 0 1 ■ mri !■ BngSMBj-aBkcttetta&m^tnr/st ;Serv(c8 Depa«moffllorthe (oru Sale H ansen S < ^ K ..K hoot year 1996-97. District f415 I itf^»^opcaaaB ai t'A £ id documonts and de- ' 'HH ighest R w so n sb le Bid I information on the 1. PRICES INCLUDE ;*3roducts B o ln o ^ itc h a so a-^-T97B;i5T'aB5BnB0rBus,— " ^ t m avniiable a t RIor Dis- •- ^ W ^ 0 Body, Chevy ■ EMEBJCTES- XrtS,Offtao. 700B Stevens Ei ->^venue between the hous HI t j f 0:00 tt-m. en d 4:00 p.ra 1985 K 65 Passenger Bus, I i M l •tfonday through Fridoy u v Ward W Body, Ford ^ n ^ . ■ i I BidsB. must be recehred by |M 3IW I UHi»E.EA!1ST, TWIN FALLSs Jjri or b c A n 4 i » p.m.. on 9/1/96. 9A Sond bids to: -XugusfcaO. 1996, to th e BusBUs Bi S lUBAI :5lstrlciOfflce.7OO0 Pi»FH^Mi*aMH :<

‘,‘ORiVra ’ DRIVERS DR , HOUiXjgQCQpMQ IBTffTfllU. M C a U M B •'A le * Food S e n * * le cu h Truck Tnj drtvera for hanraat $is(160 SION ON BONUS ' ConbtaadMaaanatf— »• I 1 - ^ . ran^ iealdna tor • dilvw , seaaonm needed. No ^ K n .M S n * . Y I T ! I . '■ m F T B i T w l t h l h o f e l l Q w I n o Msncy^seassary. 'li Call «, soeatflQBi- I E L L I T ■n:»sgr' S te.btfL92t I A T im e Mountai 1 ^ I I I I Iles-NewsCias C issified Will RIIill Every Need FARM VW.,^ waaeaMngquaaad, C ^e . r .-500 E Polk, Ranch hand, axpar. with ^— omit rariBsny.______. >- :l£ iX S '^ ffsimequip. FamOarwVi ^ hasvyconat. equip, ft aarviMMpanman.s ^ x n s z g fjrtcaron trrlg. Housing p r ^ a d - ^Nutring«M>aad s s x s ] m '3 3 - - o g i 3 i ■aaad. MnMapcIMagyly «aunabls for amaO family. to a i^parviaa r > a 64-bad a e t o e ^ i Apply Riddle Ranches, uiA - Madkarancarfledfaca^. < - Rktcia;TDr20S-7SgC248------y fltaimit.-Salary-^^pa^B For kttenlaw. ctf W te-EO E FAFARM PaWTlmaOnPlsn 42»«581oreubRi IMVER FT mBkar. Taking appOca- f ation at Mounts —— cmniifoCmviSHom' '-tfons,-3427N.-1000E;r" g — Cara'Certsr^SSDE.'^^^V/ -B uhlr637-6 6 3 » rR a fS ^ ------— ^— ■v»nrw»iirT 2 2 r m r -® tolylnparaorlo: “ ft*rKWKhftair------PikfMaBmonlh,vic>- J wnnlwoiRaa - - „i_:_flan.kMunnoft&l)onuMt. fa — p.o.Box40»------T o c a u r -- ■ Wilwtqulpnunt 324-7800 Com co ciwp « e r . yr. lound. TVdn•«n^rae»»040» a*t«iacftacte Aartmt. Aq- ■ E B f l DRIVER JfWage OOE 4234268. (206)^-2173 ply h patfionpec at Foe CW- ExMf. ditvar nted*d, 10 fa EOE fOfsacflcCacCM e.BM nb FARM • - _ • . Ava. SuiteSul: 1050, Twta) ^ K r T T wwolwtorhty/camcu*- Oslry Da Manager/Herdsman _____ 10.63301. to m (arm w o rk , d a t a needed. n 2 yrs. exp. a msiNSURANCEBOiJNa B'COLraqulrad. Year rrm ust Exp. must Indude: CLERK/MEDICAL c round. 734-8821; Mbre^w/ooneapdon A TRANSCRIPnON-t HEDCALAL ' ■ records n ft herd health tST/HECEPnOWST is OtraOarofroftMngSswb- DRIVER managamentn Gootfpar- f’arpoaableFT,ootTvet- t or aa.Tirinirin Falla COnlc ft PUnPlESAOE'mUCKMQ sonal * s k S ls .k n n M ^ of RtvaIva aaiary. Sand resume HoapitaLItaL 44 bad fmiUi- Dr(varat)aed0d.Fuatime& nutritional n management, tD o Box B 99687, % Tha apadailylillyhoapW.OM»- raM ddvaraliMust hava & « an undentandhg of a l TImiimes-News, P.O. Box cadonsIS indudepravhiuain Ctaaa A CDL*llcanta & milking n equip, alao a 48. Twin Fals, ID 833(0 axperienrience In nuralng ■E S S gooddrlvlnoracord. mual.Wageahouaing n gement strong or* f S 3 — -— Raafara. Graln-Traina. -negotiabla.Call4234100. -n LASCBORERS______C al {208)524-^340. EOE Jbetween 8 & 4. Kialtilit Foods Is cuiTsrflyao' fiOT Esc.benaapad«- P*** Sand resume to: _____ DtaVER______FA™3 ^ ^sasssrjs Bo(By. AdnMsba-- ■ ■ g p 8amlarNltraSarduOes,da- Dairy Oa equip, maintenance ployloymsnt at tha Rupert tor PHBox .a 1 1233,Twin llwary of agricultural peraon. P exp. w/milklng |dlaho w Facfity. Pleaae in- Ftfh.l0eI0B3301.EDE. aqulpmartt. CDLand equip, a prefarred but not quiruire at tha Idaho Job . aoRta maehlnaty assam - req. n Rssponslbia for dbl. iwvk:a « v ofBc* tocatad at MEWCAL ■ ■ 1[,kmalk,lir(a£Smai I biy and machardcal skOs 20 2 Herringbone & dbl. 32 12727 W. Sth St. North. EiipariencamcadhospUca* mtUani ■ raqulrad. Plaaaa aand r»- parallal P parlors. Benefits Buri

------ST------:------;------i ■‘■'■ ■Ir ■’ I Ma n m fm Jb « a tlM 9 9 e • !■ J - ■ J . 6 ■ -i— t-----^ -r- —nr -----!---- ^ V I ^ )N/TRAmtNa I BUY HOliI0U3E8 TWlNFAL1.8.Byo«yowr>er,4 SNAKESALMbHf^ •STAURANT HOMOilEWOHKEBSe . EOUCATOH '■scEUAieous Ofom ce r e s t ' Fixers okay,, atsave broker bdmi.1Hbeth.'del AMBSCAN8TAFFMQ Pert>ertdn* of Twin Falla la >-unGE^ .SHAKE A'SALMO nr tmBatflataopaninaall A ■ H rtSLO C)CKCOIlPANYi I fees. Can 736-1»6-t170.- dbi. garag#.;^un ■roun d cuta> d« d a iry OflOfllce workers at all skUl curr«.-Zoned SpMttcular Idaho n n mcnsunt* with ability., ppoaBottt. haatl«atthlnsuran(»,i9to12 Freedeti M 734^44& ICVERAFEEI dayilays wea paid vacation, saH-addi ;SS“«S 73»«4S2 1-800-73VTEI«> 4011101K P la n . A pply be* en l i J J S M b e . «^»op.co»r>u,:a# ,^ ^3 5 .’ TWlNFAl^Ctwtw ining 3 rain w /c re ek & ton* ■ 11 fl I tiirn ir ------Sarvkig The Entire Uagle tweemen^&6crn. 1564 S.P.E.P.e 1l !W i 0 1 ' S n l S f e - bdrm. 2 4>olh. familyfami rm. wUdllfe. Near Nez Poii juvSK£moa«m VMeystKeiaaM _a^B ueL akaeB M N . PO JEROME By)y o( w n e r , 3 AC,hanlwoodfloork m . cov. National Forest. Hali«ti^ welt & alptJe In plac*.. o r o c E H — l it h In good ered patio. RV pa. reKtyto&yourdrwn•m ’'*L ’ pad.‘dbl. Canyon Ree A rea& bi Wt- UntCnnJMnfc OF row dM iflW »J . . . tl). ______" ■u.'S'ff.r ssisuji'i irt, nicely launch. County road fro ------Ca r a a a a ------TaT^^appUtaUona for. _»« I. i^.i. —uatosjipon. !»r.ra!;iS;K :i;in lgrlot.- -aoe.power*phot>e>E Stxne«nt duties; Case pwt^kne p pesfflons doing [T this coursa Mvlnes&prt- Excol. neighboilb o in o o d . finandng. W onllastt C aaragamartta«aniaian ppayroll and accounta pssT • PC Ovora needed. Involve tax ,J2 4 -7 se 5 o r S83.500.00.cj 734-1067/jMpKWaygQ»93»a734 ^ 65»927HwemeBaew-o m — ______a Jxp«deQCft~8riaio»- Roe* Creek R*hsb------^ . _HrtJoJo:„Z. ______._jr/flPPl»..Cent ontral heatj&_. 6313or53S-2985_ ' - . l i — air. $876/mo.0 *< $875 s ^ dMUng with disnjpfivc • ■ &J H «0cal Center. ft40 ^ ■^;;sra |ACBEAas*uyi .jouftor«tninirMno<4 «erA«:w.,:iWf rtFana. J S l f J lock Company curitydep. W 7361770ext WENOELi-ByOv. ^ i 5 1 8 ------1 Q dbonAve.#6; 3204,k»avomem essage. bdrni, 1 bash, Ig. kl MOBIUHOyES . M an prior axparienca.___...... :______~ RESTESTAURANT------very d oan. CallPiSSSS 53( DHI008 » TETONIH>A- I AOpOgggnswaaaMaat Setve Se your cash {low protH Needted experienced, ener* ■lie. 10 63301 ’ ' ■ S ^ l . Beautllijl vlaw o t I - HARBIOC^ 0 0 ' JEROME Privorivato ownor. i M gga BURLEY 1973 Heetwood.- ffinacofdar t oBcb In ttw ^tons br mUob «»- Itrtw g«ic}otie2 1 yearoldwaJtper- H i ■ - I. :nT Over 2,000 eq.eq.n.,a//i»»l iinoi i bCTrt Tetons. Between Dr1| ICnidoka County Couit- 1ywneionownMdwDhi „nion. Call 733-8333 for 41SAddii r>ya«ort(s ATetonla Idaho, <5-20 15 3bdtnL,1both.$l9e9. SI Twlii Falli new 3 bdrni, f X4. h o u » & muA b* sutnO^ • ^ «pp,m ------g ' . 73^W3terasuR«loDuan* ■ 733 ------$l3B 9,aold»ala.la . ^ room, broakfa c en tly re - HAQERMAN AREP S m S M IW doka County PAIKRHQp / RESTESTAURANT .Bl On* call - w » - 67M 611.------OaritbyacVBS. V^anted: Wi Experienced au- Waltalt p e rso n a w an ted In OPP< ^o^W OTlAfi bath, comerS lo s “ssvsr."n.2 b ath & 1.2 acre kit wtth 150 ft. I beautiful S tan le y £ atln . m■ h ito< : - I garage w/work)rkarea. cteektontage,onSabndmon- CASH PAID for used MM o ^ tnno(h« painter tor a QU TARY SCHOOL £2SrISl“2orJ?5^ ro bieH om ee 734.432a ■BcaiAMrous dd e a le r s h ip in Elko. ^wuakigav^lable.£iTAey BEYOUf^BUSINESS ORAD $&,900. 837-63135313. 734r . FaBs Creek. $34,600 “ 4-6111. 6321 >1165 or 536536-5948. , . For Sale or Trade JUVBOtETRACXER ?Novada. Experience with _2S!>e^Lodoe 774-^7 RestoreIPPORTUNITIES c . PRIVATE ( S n o . JEROME 1971 TamarackvSi H UniCaaaiaJumia r » s r '■■■ ■ 637-6313 or 734-800 Dupont Chroma a plus, ESTAURANT C u s l ^ COnutans tHavo own flURS. Come OUBOVmBOSSIII JEROME. 41 bedroom,b< 2 g 511 I MoMe 734-6321. e x°1 t 1 1 2 SaavlwddtdttFundfor* [ Utress for soda (ountala w etrain 0.804-4788 Story homo oi SrSfOrTt Join our body shop team. HTAT^ HAQERMAN VALLEY:vr»v- be moved. 324^477 osstaaaistM totfaprfr f >art-tlme Mon-FA Apply .•wHhloachets ' Golf Courso. 2 C all fo r an Interview HTY e r frontage. 8 acres < (702)738-5131. ask for ^ I lohta New home onl acre tot.' ■ SSTttSSi^Se'S f a'lsscss: <^^5 jgab. over 2000 »q. ft. Lan- Richard Hodgera. . ^S.TV tnFW ...-.^. JACKPOT, NV NO feftdareomptiantswith ^ iStooimyM ajmd. IE TRAINING • watorsystems, commuting lo Ja le r ■ court ofdars. Driving — g.oo.goe)3a.cM gSiX iiiipt. 6 ends Nov. os, boautifulIlandsca^ng. lai w T h is to a rarere ft ftS S '«>-C°”g08)352-424J REPORTER R£S1ESTAURANT ^ ^ r«;uir«L Uust possess » ;. Friday ^ i n f l Must seo to a bdmi.. 1 balh hou!house (not HAQERMAN. Vi acreek)ts. I Cantoday: r valid Idaho drivar'a li- Do Oc you live in Gooding. Want'anted chef with kitchen urday c je ss e a , For oppolntmot Jerome or Lincoln coun- marnanagem ent skills. Cail T f / E 71 amobllohome)v^ltIv M ta rg e Great knatkxi. Neartrpro- 1 Oakwood Homes cansa and cany own v*> j j r e . M a s s a g e 4560. PLEASIASE serious yard, carport. 2 storages posed golf courso.0. FI-’ 733™ h id e insurance. High ty? * Areyoudetaii- 366- cunn T ■ 23. 1M6.lan F cortldcate. buyers onlyJ oriented? Do you want a ^ ______shods.andmoroISrol $67,50- nancing a v a ila b le « TWIN FALLS • 7 8 C aa- *school e d u catio n or « £ S •9110, Jim or Dr. " }.orappt. 25%down.towpayme H part-time job you can m ^ THEF ; s ? s ; ;psforlnltrmallcrt ; KJMBERLY 2,:9 240 so ft 0. Coll for Info. .01 c a d e 1 4 X 7 0 ’. 2 bdrmIrm equivalanL Appficattons g lMMnjMral.n«Mka IfJDB■ v M E s^ E w s L _ $19,000. Can 837-e4C aMii.aciheracartBi^at- ktttt ■ your schedule? Uso. ’fmEHTLYHAS T oc H nld ii------4 * b d rm s .33 bb a th s jl n : (702)755-2263. w/deck 4 shed. In adultdult ■ 771* 7iTiaa-W&w» b look- ^ SeekiffieUnidakaCoun- I EFOLLOWNO C o l l e“ 'Afu% t ' I Ishod bsmt. gar ;------1 ■ TWIN FALLS Count:nty. 1 Crt.$12.00a 734-2174 . H tyCoutlhouse. Uustbe ^ i — ^ ' S S ' ^ 5 w S ” I WEPENOENT m c U s o n s I jrucQ/ eountfy w/cr bTz H subinittad w/ resume to vSfhjSga^-ttmeas- *•' ------I FARM/RANChWHES/ running through. P«PM tle TWIN FALLS S ah ara.-2 Duane Smth. Uinidoka sistantto* help us gather ^ WmoR a ROUTES 4------____ . . ' t>INE Cusfomfn ll log homo,. ■ DAIRIES^5^ _____ Hel8ht8.siJbdfAk)n.I \ w S bath recently , redone, r^ oMttlandcMcourtIn- I OxnyOaAtiya^ f m i L A BL g I HUSICI acro/lroos, 3 walorright8.$12.000.6. Can tv nm kn. nturSaoes and _____ ■ ' ? ? K ' balh, jdt tub, FA R M S I5K, ' ■ IS 736-1587 vea.' ■ BBC^XANEOUS div <1 o rce records for a »«££U£S AvoEast SF< fdr Leanne. . atudy. ulii.'rm^rm,, pantry. *160 ACRES • nicenic( g r a m ...... — _____ consWor. 733-6176 evea. weekly nows of record Loca< hattfwry needs per> « seal building materials noO-14 ook cablnofs,fs. rlvor rock farm, developl o p m e n t TWIN FALLS H ouses e on x>re H son for processMQ plant fssture (i ori the noithskje jeaierha*! looking for sales 1 East ^ 6 8 9 bik A ddl.on flroplace, cathiBthodral coll* po^Ual.WoodRivIR lm V al- l;4 acres, prime E k ■ 7-12. weekdays. Good cowties. c jenon nan with experience in 100-299 Ings, thormam al ^ o a to d loy near SUver CroCaltli smcfcin8.73»<2S3. a n l hardware. Pay based etvdNor co8S,S169<3:327-0853 or jouth of Kimborlyerly. Brick m 6 1 4 ~ » experience. Coll 733- An BHjo299b)kBmSLN. \ S 653-?26Q. ■ homo. M i g m f MPpip; IlNCOMEt^PER n. Wo*d prefer a resident 1120.,,21 EO E 100-299•499 bik Blue Lakos — ------r • 120 ACHES. G« M U. OPERATOR: cof Gooding. Jerome or ------North V « l TWIN FALLS. V«V ofydoan2 cJucth/o tomi near Snake jnvESTMENTPROPEI FuB-tinie. must tasve COt. • > m S ------ItOO-U bdrm w/1 bd >ERTY' m w a r n f l i ■ Lincoln Couniy, but IhaTa SALE njoUkosOn:le' bdrm- ren ta l NW of Buhl, Twin Falls finest lui and b e 2S yrs or older. nctrequired ^ PTr solesn Clofk noedod at 299blkAshSLN. nT!ff<< n houM, Prlvatoiito^umoblo .66 ACRES-Rov W emin.CBl32««0a tf. aportmont community I IM r tf y o t ^ interested, maa a RotRobyn Todd. Must be 0-1299 S bik Hoyburn 5 0 1 - ■ loan. 733-2929. whool linos, TFCC units, pool, club hoi ■' m ' m an g n ttc Ccover lener and resume jwdwtthprop^.^ply goo m^ginEast m M M ifWmberiy. P re sen t under constrtslruo- ' to Kevin Rkhert. Ot/ Ed- n Tn person p with BobbI or illv9lnth4»»tnMM TV.KPAL.iT . 2 - s to r y f(ow hiring full time fuel itoi* || The TJmes’Newa. Lori. Lori, Magic VaDey Man. I 3 bdrm. 2 bath,m .o n k W ld v EQUAL HOUSING im. corrals, T hom u Deveiopmert»ntCo, OPPORTUNITY 'ISS.ZiiH ltt I OPEN.ockyouradfoj I lass on ihft (Iran noctooo for. 41 • • : Air»iUaigK)«ftk)jki»(tN t H .. ___ -c^fto Uata etvBridge----- J ALES ouf«c«7f«r>.P/Ms# farm.bldg. —-2® ± 22!L - Hru^-M-SS -5m900.267 kte; adioin-. ur..H O M E.r£ullders F* ■ REfflAURAMT ^ TSS^IaxtaaO tfi - - ■ ■SCELIAKBMS " Ssanbper^gpSe ; ’loaso choc available, portunity. Older d n d nca ■ - Greet JoWEtodMo hours, -c:fassififed a , adveftislng : . ' : . corroctnos jhtindustiy. ' ploxon racro,'zono( i X M S : CallDonATringtCHigton,TF. $325,000,734-1761.H. . ■ icVtfey&Haaoyarea. pposition. Expottenced Idaho. * 63303-0548 ° ■ Call Roy Hi Wors. dog run y \ L T Y ; Call 734-8744:'44,' ______• » « * ra c 0 ECURITY/BARtENOlNQ I • * ,; OS,CE^I 208-853-7147 r s T s JeMTsHomaCam c xper. bartender, apply be- I MON! 3 3 - ^ 1 . t w in f a l l8 s CCountry liv- — tZOLynanodUaa 733-9554. 7 ext. 2262. Meenllam-Sprp.Mon.- Ing/clty convoiivonlonco. For ■ Fri.Nophottejcalls. _ . ** 1 . r e ; • sjJobyovmor,ior, 2.97 acres 1 1 1 I Ho'nlsors Place. 121 4th HoiinofloONEYTO LOAN :j . TM 10U50,44’X60’ s - N ^ a hcros pasture, Ave. S., Twin Fens. _____ ^ Jr. 2 whool linos. ^ lod shop, pas- S$0.100KS» ; uildings. Groot ■ l l . B 11 1 HEET METAL . , . im. 2 bath homo. 1 aaraoo. 40X46 j’JilS”noss. $95,000, ■ ■ | i W '' xp. ahfiot motal layout »hop, Good catUo coll 734-9821.21;______l U J l P porsori. Shocitoy.ShDot . BIO woior, 1 (Stal. faui, 10.(^38-6055 J } 2SNEED ^ CASH? 3b0dn»mall .654-2805. t w in FALLS ( W e a r e lo o king fofor r an ambitious, irf notes a. roal osiflto attached a r f S W : . I f y o u au r e unable to ball or cc< o m e b y T h e T im esrSr UPERVISOR ® Buying®i tt a c ts . C r e a tiv e aHstoolslKr«ynlce3bdm). to salesperson. gjj' Illy. 3 bdmis. 2 N c i U S Otfflce* f C simpW clip aam d m all this orderr m o tiv a te d a u t o : raft Foods In Rupert. Ida- n^e.,1.80»099-480fl yards. Call Jlty throuthout, , ho b aearcWng for a 3rd £“0 « 'J irsrb s nes. 734.2010 w nn toD Iour classined depaiarim ent so that wee ■ - i •GOODBOOBTiii!M ^,jiaL-aT.~U y g a now homo? ROfV- B3EN 2 vor shift Production Supervis- S o S « ; . wi« : yonr ad started wlthctioot delay, • m L C O M cIng'a second mort- houses, to#sid homo or R.V. tyah FAU-Sg------can get yi 9? CbmpoUllvo ratosi ono for I S4payment or pw- Uk e Nl » «EXCaiBITBa8 mE rp ju a u G E | < S5iiwiil have manufaclurlng CREATT :NEW , pPlease i , pxlnt clearly w ithh d a r k p e n c il o r p e n exporionce. Kran Foods Lob’a pj] i^ an d o l Sor- for $115^4wntcanposhlor 3Mfm,2both, boi bulll-ln ^ftctPowAhSaeltea«t73M3a^_ «P s ol (208)734-6494. take molo# There are appiozixnate];: 2 3 c h a r a c te r s is an equal opportunity AttrscUvt 106) 734-29M Of microwavosi0 stovo, ovon * TD for i n t e r s apiappotntmenL ^employer. Interested par- jent Collect (909) gaibOBo diaposposal. fenced (In(Inclnding blank spaces) ]p e r U ne. uTwm-gpomwswtquitowtowanlNTtoJioiQ hmtleal sto u ld contact m e ■ « ts ta nnMWCING d ' Dg^Jy f2Q(5-. . .. .bockyard.a'^x12-8tomsob'^x . ■ . Please pay,acconllng to> rate1 schedole which ‘ j Idaho idaJ Oopartrnem ol Em- ^ ' " l shod. 52.350'50 down-$603 H LATHAM a j r s r ' por momonlh. • ■ “iB p r i n t e d below . a ndZ nd'supto100% .. calI733 0002(02or736-2426 - - ■ - • 33 1 ifiie m in im m n ...... P r iv a te P a ^ O nly nr\i[\T\nP(\ i nonqwnor purchases 1ANTEED TWIN FALLSLS brick, gas., . H )flQ,nomo loans . Sell- ADS hast, 3 bdrndrm.. 1 bath, r 'T rtconsolWotions I >r BO Mate toe. L . Twig , person per to join tha Pro- kitchon/ball'alh romodol. \ D ilease p ; run m y ad In classificalFonc ^ school Dopt. at Canyon- ck loan approvals _ GUAR/ rtborhood. fire- j ‘ I ' tide School, 324-8855. ^^frOOSda problems‘ekay , a lot. auto sprin- | J l • I y owned ond opomlod aaa and The, tior. S76,ooo.00.733-4556. | f# f _ \ f o r ______days. 'I I trgREES ; MONEY EXPRESS , s News guar------, I [Prlnlonec1C c h h r a c t ^ p e r sp a ce p le a sw. e , Including blank spaces.) 1 Tree business needs hard "Intere0033 o r call collect B u y th d53 C to sell mer- J W IN F A i^ vwrii/cuft8nt drivers------300JotahlS-2— i ---- ______[mrtle-ThM fi!; ^ mnrtWfl'nr ‘ ■ -Ooiy-S^^OOC ii- license. No smoking, kmg (Patosi^********* limasi bdrm , 1 -A1 bRoflnan11 Adsis Mu»t hn Prep«ld~|t )002 Of (800)967-3535 ' • I RV pod withIlh dujnp and L— Z— — WE OFIFFER: InVTER , . ■ I COI ■ lots of siorasrago. Many , OumumBEMaaunaaBPDmnM. Pan-'art-time wnler wantod to ■ ; . MC I D.. numor Ji««r nioro om onltmitlog'in this NlimbBr berofD ays C h a r g e p e r li n e u m w«wrlto about athletes and B m m -305 1 ■ e. Must 600 to n u r a a e r CtaaRMiraSuM sporting events In the »*TpCONTRACTS & ------.“'JZi^S.S S t e, -CAL VIRGIN- 3 IlnB minimbo i ™ OotstmodkWau/AIX-OITRAFRC itjlc vaioy, Muil h«vo F«e.....$4.76 p e r lin o TqpQfTheLiePc Prooucts resume end a wridng witracts, fl modflogos, bath. Coi 208-734-8727 bdmis. '6boi or 423-4187. mmm m m B -IS d a y fl _____...>-57.95 p e r line EnBBivE bvBnwnoBio sausam ple to: Brad Bo\vlln. ■ r n a n p e r lin e Sports Editor. The Tlmee- B iJ 2...... S L ...... In portlftlly d a y s ...... _____ >....$14.40 Strom H uuaEawrSuwmr ' ^ 1 Nice orooIFOR PENNIES - C ^ | Pc * lv l News, Box 548, Twin DEBTCi )n t h e s i i . J V d f c r EsaiorTittonMm m B a g m FaiFalls. ID. 83303; or call Cut »AHCpay? w !sEHV1CE5 J 5 1 E 1ids'offlovommont : S T A T E REALTY. ^ INC. # lin e s ___ ■it /lin o ___P a a m Pu«_.. . 733-083173S ext 229. 24 hr appt HOMESredosedond- F 734-04-0400 ...... 3 lino minimumim . _, TC0NS0UDAT10N ONlosseaproportlos'- v;u.------r : : ‘~ .. pQ|.-j[a^-S( ilcVahm.-— -.V— — 2.1X1-— lUquldaljfathta TW INFALLS.LS. $46,500. Indudoyot perw oek. ■* ^ - I^UMEragABATWH I ^ ^Forllstrtiwjur oWor 2 bodnadroom, 1 bath Total amia m o u n t d u e IToOF^TK^, cottago stylo ■ f i t lylo homo with □ ^ ^ ck o r m oney order is enclose< 6-42476(11006 doubfo walK111 construction y ^neCK ( ed fot.S ■ ■ N OndyatTSMWA** | ^ ided insulation. □ Bill m y V/ISA IS/ o r M aster C harge (cinie o 1.FOHJ-ENNlES. or«ltSB-n irrlaroircomor------~ ~ 'C r efldirCHrcfNumber' d i l ~~_____ 1' 1-800-396-^ .1 7 — I ■ n Falls. CALL plration D ate______• THEISSIIMOTORS f EMPLOYMENT ^ ------a 3 2 4 p 8 4 4 3 . E . * T W H F A U S | c OPRORTOKTlEy | 7 ^ andng.low .or.fw ...... ' Mall your. , . 7fftlU»AVE.E. ■ i ^ c u s r a N i1,000;Weakly8tut«na I in1 A cC ftJI ordor formaJ* ‘^jBEHWCI m m m m m m : EQV.Iop..ltHom«, Cl IVI paym ontto: ModeUU. (UohSASE- m m n (o'; S P E L Box 65C0GB- d » .m . S Z o A i f f ^ -CTATEHEJlESCTYTINC:------— '■...... ;- “"j;:S=5=r- Aa,M3aniF1.33ZG»]0G8 CI733-■. . ------n fbpM sesiill 735-2224, 734-0'1-0400. L — -sc^Ls/-:- ■ S S INSTRUCTION 600^00-3 -HOMESas isUiid unin you v it II. ’ . $285 a' nv T JiO W Iprw Z, ' .Coli; .1 T)iwMla};Ai«ustl5,lM66 Tfcne»«ews,T>rt»Ftfs.tofcoM

, TWIN FALLS. N«w, 3i JERQUEJ 3 bdrm, 1 bath, TWIrw m FALLS C lea n . 1 TWINi FALLSFt Furnished. ------n - n r HORSES: Bouloughtsolda COMBINE 7700.'00 JD, new HAND LINES, alumirnlnu'm T R A C T O R - F o r dI8N 8N M nn. 2 bath. Liit 1 att oarage. DW.refrlo. bdmi. bdi $300/m o + $200 Country Ill 733-6055. chrom e conca^tcave, fl^ld- I003'contorriserw/w/hea*' w/blade, rebuilt engine.jine. •_ N*pM$2B.S60,(Mv-' Carge fenced yart&dedc. dep.-Non de smoking. 4Dep.tSMMS: f e ■lATKWAHTH) —— ______ds, $3500.73»6339.39. ‘ $1660 flrni. Can 736-17281728 •rad& M L 733-7755. SmaBpetOK $600/mO'f 734-9263 73 ______Refs, re s. req.AM s734-5063.' ------days, 733-2034 evee. OtfawodHomw . *400 dep. 324-7144 — R O O M M A TES rienM .2yr.okl COMBINECBHt^Htyes. IHC HARVESTER'78 LoganLo ■ . leave meeaage-' rWINr m FALLS F re eU d lslir TWINi FALLSFA Quiet motoi. W A Nm3bto.2b«h. I ^ K iSltanfemale. 8 mo, engine. rodoane780 aftor 6 pm. ^ ------ISSTbSSits,new iw-AiuUoA-ta. -paint-readyJo.QQ.$: ------TWIN FALLS 3 cametaiy ~ TRACTOR9--IHC-B*414*414-^ ------— "Snro: Ills. Call Michelle PH E A S A NN T T S ,S 1 0 /p r ei your oMdt..73M93I. 733 00. Call208-7e5-960 Tractor, Ford NAA Trac*Prac* ______. 1^ In Sunset M a iW . _ rwiN FALLS- 1^ base-. T w i^ t6.-73S-^eves.- -QUAILS,-y/i tCEALLSrUQTEL'a: EL-SYSTEM: R O PSlC A N O EtJUiujHCL: l - lor. IHC 706-Tractor,r.JD j d ------i '*EROHE-Clean,-e-bdfm .- —mi “W30~r«M6rw/caBr3Dir r o ------S42S. No pets. 637-Oiee. $200 $2 deposit.’water and “ ' ^ ‘ S’ M/woeW TWIN FALM X S M/F room------■ ' for sale: 2-12.00(>.000,a n d i- 6 6 Soriostractor. S5 1733-5630 malowartirted. No smoking. SHEEP Nice.CO, purebred, 6.000 gallonIon above Call.352-^26. »27Sfirodder(2).MF265•265 5 2 0 I - sewer paW. 638 Maurice. ^ -• Tractor w/cab. Ford 755 JERQUE^ l^ g « 4.bdim, jM-V4ulBr736-7te8- ^ I f o k ramSr 755 -RBAtCSTATE- ** •Calt'733-6884-beiwoon- ■ ? -S250/m^ nsr2-4 3-voar- -ground tanks wl •— r r ' ■BackIloew/2bu^S(ets,36-1,36* ------family room, appls, gas 830and5pm. d - • -______old. $300 or best offer. , suring system.:im .3-1'A hp ROTARY MOWER - WAKTEP h ta t. AC. w p o r t fenced 606 cimiliod.d . lot piopia Canddiver.e f^ - JO . 30- Qatod Pipe 8*. 49-30'M o­ ir, 678-0099. transfer pumps,ps. fuelf toad* t4 '. Qood Condi Gra^ejUfor pip^ ,o '. Lotsts olof .backyard, no peta, no twi M O B IL E H O M E ^ «v«y»hen«rel 733KWt: - rwm FALLS. New 4«l«x, I M0< ...... Ing dock, 1500M ftoft fd o o - 8tubb|e.Con326-4l3 boot o q i ^ a ^ . 734^)4450445 s m ^ . S665 mo. 2 bio wall FIbergIerglass fuel — RQulotandpoocaful,' * * T he Tlmes-I >, and2*gas STACK WAGON, SS uper M,— FAX drm. cloan. single }S-New8wlll transfer pipe, ar 324-2734 W V /D.QW raiTsju n o tonserBOr offer the dispensers andand l*diesel 1048. bought now.I. 1 1 op- TRAILER . Charmac '9C 10, non-smokino. cal . where Is in orator, no customn work.v 5th whoel. 4 horsa slantsloni approval.1st & last H lW Q u araniteed tw special, pump. As is. wh YO U R ' : JEROME. Clean 3 bed- J F a s tC a ssh r . or Fash P kafioforsis.o15,000. (208) (W o n t to to n ba a l i e s ) , load, roar tack, front walk'walk* room. 1 balh. $575. Qood ^ L rent, $400. 326-4095 KoyslonoMgmt733S966 ^ C ash Junicjnlorlndassl- J 788-3539. . ^ o a so can 324*5167167. in. oxtras. Call 734*7263.263. location, quiot stroot. no — i ns Pets and peta. Can 324-3230 . TWIN TW FALLS - Now car- a oaraoi AD i tagt sale iuti itn'l ■ " p c ltsJupplles % or ■TIMESCLASSIFIED Z pot freah paint, 2 bdmi, 1 ,^mo«iaoaiMnllteutanadln KIMBEnLY. New 2 bdrm. bath ^ duplox. With gas h .«.hu, C d u* (UH. 733- _ ■■■■■■■■■■ Uvestostock. Wo DEPARTMENT ihonw, with deck and car- heat, ovon range and 033ionII o m s2 . d ilze for any , 208-734-5538 port, roody for occupartcy reltigeralor. W/D hook- • enience this ^ - soon. Access to gym. up ------■ UV ups. storaqo area, quiet j b bOME o u i 2 bdrm. trailer, ^ Z l cause our - shop. spa. Located 10 location,In io Sawtooth Snc^ voluod1 actvortlsers.ad PoorCredi S21 I .’ mkiutos from TF, yot ae- g{ cod yord in country, HORSE School Dlst. $450 por ^2Sim>5/mo.'f$2S0dop.Lnd. AAA Cuaustomor Rated MANUFACTURED eluded on 3 beautiful -r, i oi'e A R Z A a t J a'at«I}lt«A27*RCA dop. , Can 3 2 4 ^ 8 . ‘ — SSSHP.B&Smo- > taltviaion.CaQScsacol*- , TWIN -p^ FALLS 2 bdnn. /S T d ------T zz ------1 CATTLE-ARMOUR Buy- tor. $1700.3. Also.^ IH 915 9Second 6 Chancee Finance f Iect.20&«7&-9ei1 • TWIN I FALLS 112 $550 W/0 w hook-up. DW. I ^7 , Ing stat a t l o n ,b u y i n g gralncomblnibine. 829-5443. % y 1 3bdnn.2ba!h. Firoplaco. $450/mo. $4 + dop.NOpots. I OFFICE ' & ' slcuohtor;or cows and bulls, ' 7 3 6 - 2 4 8 0 ^800-473-5797 # FACTORY QQOFl Or. r E hraod Evana 644 Eastland Ni'734-2413. RETAIL SPA CE opondall]ally, 324-3099 BEAN CUTTT T E R 'In n o s ) nAv..E. »Ad Woo bull.jll.loanmeoLcalv- — t carport no pota/smoking. pots, p, avail. Sept. 1. 126sq 0. good disposition B L ^ E • 122' 6 ( Woy Leon - room for W/D. $465 4^ $42S/mo,ii S300 dop. First 2C all Case 4x4‘s. >r. «536-5023 ^ elecWctty. 734-4023. la |a st & d o p . 733-4 3 3 0 , odjoiniroining 125 sq.tL office -^ATTLEr Mon-Frl, 9 am-5 pm. E. 150 head Hoi- ^ •*‘9eCLEARANci . TWIN ^ FALLS 3 bdrm, com- _!1 S pringers, som o COMBINE MF760 MJ 6cyl. — • BlueJlueUkesBlvd.N./ h m S ul* Jc. S5000. Call SALE* ( -morcial zonod. $550 a tw jp. Call evenings. TWIN FALLS A6 2 bdmi. 2 o 0 in=.s„i» / Now FloetYTOod Monutac-] T -month 4 $ 2 5 0 d o ^ L For Appls.a WO hookup, IgBfOTl 543-8373 829-5133 tufBdhom«a.Dfacitov floor- • Ifitetvkiw can 736-7337. a carport S450/mo. *96353 Blue6 Lakes B ivfl.^ n>odol8t Must Mil, make ‘ E lw oodft Evans 3 E. ANGUS pure* I ------’ TWIN FALLS 3-4 bdrm. 3 Offlco Suite 6 ^ CATTLE. room for *978. Save dras* 734-1401 Appr\pprox. 1250 sq.ft jlls. Long yoorilngs llcallyll Flnanclno ; W/D/basomont/gamgo/s- . prlnklor/gas hoot/AC. — & 2 yooror olds. Coll 326- avaBablotl - . T * Kimberly Road 3575 orr 3326-8637 _____ ' 'Y ou wOJ not buy a home $7SO«damago & socurity • ™TWIN FALLS Cloan 2 ^ s ' *K1 L t t _ duplox. No pots or smok- R • for leaa money any­• dop. Rofs. roq Jlyr.loaso. « Retail Space r.* -m c-■: dK118/-• ' Plooso coIlg08-733-3151. J f W\GIC VAllEY STAFFING wntown setting. tS 7 5 offor. Call Oakwood TWIN FALLS NIco 2 bdrm, * ' ------^ Homos 733-7755. . ft 3 7 0 sq.fLUtllind. olo.St80( ■ i rhlng-avollr-Conlaoi- xjrinBc-* istoWdfcrGenorols;------— ■ ------^ — ofiotto Anon. 734.1754. TWM FALLS. Homo avail- | $450/mo. + $200 dop. StJ^cc>-conlradora & Suppll- I ROOFING ft COATINGSI oblu.' up $ 10.000 & im u . I rsi. Blueprint coplos. ■ 733-7221 o r 326*5857. 543-8800. • t w inN FALLS R 1000 sq. ft, Ooc Bar' Can 420-VLAD or (8523).® KIMBERLY-FurtnahodI ^ f$”27o'o&.^^!ll 734-PLAN 734 (752^. BlBENEFIEL'S HOME CARE Commorical, industrial, • ygo-cg. Offico/recopUon or-« ■C "'*® ' * . Drywall, Painting, rosldontial. Buildup roofs. '* kttchonotto.allutilitlosox-' — , multi-purpose room, /B8-077g7?. . WILDWOOD I'^Konio J Carpontry. All homo Looks repaired In 24 hra. kits, financing availablo.. ' coptgas, $275. Coll TWIN TW FALLS { f |^ h TOWNHOUSE. 2 bod- 734.04 HORSE-(- 6 yoar old black B H repairs Insldo & ou t 10 Pteoao can 7 3 3 ^ 9 7 . 423-5550. TO room, 1 bath, rango/ovon »-°*S5. .1 ______-gelding,g,'.^QH.'/^Ton- yrs oxp. Froo osUmatos. TWIN FALLS • 1 bdmi, up- & 4 rofrlgoralor Included. TWINH FALLS.F/ Commercial 1 « 5 0 0I VWalker, for expd CallBruco733-7543 ’ stairs lovol, on-silo pa;k- ^ iporty for lease./W dl- rider. $>1500. 1. Also older • A-1ORYWALL A* - S440rtno.dopositroquirod. propori THE HOUSE DOCTOR ing. noar courthouso. no Coll Ci Slevo Hanows. son1 Avo.Avi E. Avoll.9-1. Ro- Boy moraro. kid's horso. Experto n hanging, taping. & ^ ^ ^ oS j v e r e d Bxlurlng. Since 1978 ' All A typos of repairs, remod­ Gravel, sand & topsoll for smoking. $sre/m o +dop. WINDERMERE ^lon«or will remodel for pro- SBOQ.Cal!^ l 543-4879. lexti American Real EsUte ft ------Jobs Job large or small. . els. < renovations. Free drlvewoys. paikir)g lots. ate. Twin Falls ■ Moglc Valloy )?' MR. GREEN .. Hannon Pori<. No pets. I uVAHEHOUSE,. d RENTAL S900. Ct ostimalos. Call (20B37U- acros. _ siaza'siigffi’ $425Ano.-fdop.733-2767 nomyConcrele .Your Yi Yard Caro Sofvicomon •, 2742 or (203)733-3123 Ehvood&Evans . Miniature Porcher- • Servlovlco.Tlred ol tracking . ' Commercialr & Rasklentlal 734-1401 / SHOSHONE l.g, 2 bdrm,. TWINFALLS147S575AT10 .^v NFAliS "?„"Sh cart & harnoss. grime10 Inli Iho houso? Neod Comploto Lawn Caro HIGHUNE I- W/D hookup, $350/mo., Now i> 2 bdrm . All appls. ' 'S •oke lo ride, Ploaao a sldmidowalk or patio? Coll- 734-6068or420«101 Professtonol Tree Sen/icoa . CASTLEFORD Country8 s catl78S-*456. Q q aaFP, AC. Wotor & ■ w'S'u?.”'’' or 733^44,- Ior IImmodlato aorvlco. . .- .- FREE ESTIMATES .- ' ' Uconsod & Insured • Home. 6 bdrms. 2 bath. Idtall sp a co -h o alo d --- -2167or734-4742. '■ TWIN FALLS* Secure San.Sj paid. Noar park. Tree pnjning • shaping . BmsLAooogoforhorsos Ehm od ft Evans ApproJClfflOoq.fi. ’ H 0 R S EES 5 STALLION —^ Tony's Landscaping balandng * removal ' or cows. Family homo. • •O oan* Quiot • Overhead door SERVICEC E I Gold Tari. QRAI^ I T E , MARBLE. „ Comparo-733-0740 _ 734^1401 UMESTONE & Home Repairs stumpgrinding School bus stop# noor. 1 - ____ ' OocTori.Ifi & Loo bfod. Also I •Free ^m ates* - I. , 1322 Washington SLN. _ l .1 600 6 0 sq.TL 1 W arehouse - nonloa at iclalizod In kitch en Pruning, tilmmlng. now Appox. 4 ml. from Sal- 01 stud. 423-6762 S p e c k lown 8prlnklorB.15yrs 736*1166 or 837-4614 Rock. 10 mL from .6 0 5 vrilhorw/ohoat wli - 1 ------COUnlO:nter tops, bathrooms, ® TWIN FALLS ~ I , ROOMSPORREW^. 12x1! X 14’ ovortwod door HORSESS -• 8 year okl mo- firo placepit surroundings. oxpor. Wo do what you Castlotord. Stovo. Avail.. Bostvoluo In Tvrin. NEW 2 K THEY CAN BE REMOVED0 dium al:sized bay pony. -etc., LavaL( Point Design. can'll Froo osL 734-3322 Bl ' 9/5. Ront SSOO + $300 : bdrm., 2 both, carports, Stump Cutters Removal - dop. Can 324-3595. I. , KEDEN: CLEAN ROOMS Ball Call Steve Hallows u s o d in 4 -H , p la y e d • Toloph9phono (208)734-4498 Sen/ico. ’No stum p too B AJI appliances Includlno forront$45wk. ft, 825-5354 gamoaor. on him, balhs ond ■ . I. w/D . vmtor. eanluUon, & „ GUARANTEED 1 bigortoosmoir RLER-3 bdrm, 1 balh, or 825-9199 WINDERMERE' hauls, S7$750.678*4501 NEY CUSTOM BLOG FfooEsiitnalosl . atovo, norotrlQ., oxtra1. lawncaro provldod. 2140 — lEMODEUNG Docks, ADS Qary-423-4624 I Elizabeth., walking dis- ISL ES AQHA Sorrol ' O orag largo yard, s i n g l y oa- ISU AREA - TIrod of domi' Twin,6 H o n i i i rsgoa, Form BIdgs, raoow/oponor. $825 mo.- tanco to YFCA. S540/mo. llfo, Ill largo room s avoHal- 734-4334 7 m oro, 8 yra. old. 15 > Concrncrolo. Now. C onst. tt + dop. MOVINQ ALLOW. b< T he n m e s Newrs THE MQMT.7SM)739 bo, affordoblo, groat hands.

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iNOPYBED. autbentk! T .V .4 rBig i s o e e n w /lg. SHIH TZU.;u . 2 m a les. 1 st BARLEV rorf*r feed waniad*. S U O lN g o o O>R8 R ,o ld . TWINFALLS 3140VkOVkMa I olbniaJ, hard maple, twin . videoI storage.si Eves, a shots &S dd e w o rm o d . 4 PleosecaO'73(1736-2565. 324.7587. unsa/is.teih&i17ih, m ’ • THE ACESS ON BRIDGE^: . B ob b y W o lff - Stto. ? oxc. cood.-$300 wfcnds.31.733-2684. « . $200.00 >*ach.. 10-?' Evwyttdng fr C80 an? 734-6262.______" ' ' " K . W anted to TOYOTA la m lmniisof, ^ old- A«Z, t o o l s , P V C , M can Jam l a t „ modeJ, prsfervnjnnino. Unka,ear parts,, Le>Levis,, >MMERCIAL 8EW IN0 f u i K i r i H U SK Y X 6 H ,734-7752. : • ______Can 734-2564. guns. You noad ililw wi eV e' "W hocucr is in a hurhurry shows ■ ^ lACHINE Tscaaw, like 1 “ * ^ old. G re at pots, “ l l , _ _ ,, got Itil For Into, 73fr3Bifrseoi 2 *"Sa"c^ Can 324-5970 B O T T L E S,IpJImBeam, Jl TRACTOR• IHiu] 8 A X A P H O N E w an ted lo bt h^orlH TWIN FALLS 360lO D0 la -. big/orhim.'’ 200 wWi quk* hit . lUCH. Floral print. hWo- y, now pads, new y ORKJE pup.pui AKC, cute, trade.Call733 350. CaD 734-228284 , mond a/14 Ihnj 9/14m • ♦ 10 9 7 6 exc. cond.-, $700, prospollod, — L o rdiCheslcrfieUl Cl j •bod.good cood. $200/0- ed,9wkoidmald. —r ft^.-AU.NEWITEII31 rm * J i y,423:64W.mps8afle _ 600 tn Burloy. 1st sh o t^^.733-0(CT. $3 • Old and un- th a c tO R S wants -MPrJDrtH,-eiB.-iL-fwntbors- TWIN FA LLStM T Ts! ...... “WKT SET - 2 torrvtoms.' - 5 ^ ’*’ ■ OINCT-.Q_5..3,2_-...... — .f-KLJ------u*T-MTnEaJ:A,HOX lETE/aaOUT. e*faTe-onhe“ * -cn tir(r(5------r»-KT>Trr3------— r ~PUHPTWaW yiio; hytfraiillc — ^------IHirme'ah' lltST lliirfi PRINQ Everton Sun »ys,movJe.pop -twaDUsneoi^cncaresar; GoH duba-2 setsS of S >e a ? fiamc depends on a winwinning heart g alloy Sleeper. Ouoon' SET S P.B. Percus- diosol 80JO yds/hf.\ Can bo nent Call r lg h t./! s h ta n k(, , knickkn SO U T H V?"® MX 1 0 0 0 , black, converteded to a 3/4 rock J-n, advert^ j^ulpmoi ...... _flncsse7.For.a declarerr e r in .a h u ro ’, ______20.Nowcondltton.Mako lsms.7334)0ia. _423:j263_------____ krwda, anUquo d*sk,itesKdo- --AAQ9 8S3 --T- -ST«.Can733.73«.-- .' “ - pump--ra4- “thajl& '6re«*«arie<^ o i * ------the h eart finesse is vital/ital; a patient ' ¥ 7 4 • - — m 862-^2^^ ofbostotfo ^ • WANTED: ParkerKHala270 I — declarer m akes his gatigame without ^♦ A 8 4 »*ATTFiTTRESS: OOoon PiDow )R and PILER a^rtflo& anim atoroo. •U M ed. p and box spring, stffl In )AROS, PA System.. VALVE grim forstuT yiy.C»iW»0M1._ risking ttie h e a rt finessea se . 4 d full size dlgnai pi- Black & Do eliminator and C h a sa p e a k a fc or. 20 ’ Logan S43-6413 leave rr Thc impulsive decitcclarer takes 11495. Roland Pro-E Cail735-88 ' TWIN FA IX S 351I MaMartlnp s . r o & : E a s t’s clu b kin g arand draws Vulnerable:sB B o lh ______I n tolligont lli Arrang- ~ WANTED: Vohido:lo oquipp- St. S a t, 9-3. Furn..,rn., bigr hesl2or.S1050.Ro- 4 — ------5 .87-1125 «M. .,a,„pu||2j,,, trumps. Then he cash(ishcs his dia- . D ealer South SC. Beautiful twin Bod o f/S y ^ ~ 8 2 3 n , 7000 Ib. woman clothes,, somsor e-' . 3t w/ box springs & mat- land MV30 M\ S o ouencor.. I ‘ travel tra>ofw/ACAC.cniba, thing for evocyone. . mond ace a n d leadsJ anotheran dia- ■'S 6 channel amp.-2 I V MlETY Ig PO O D S — - M .., OSS, $400. Brass dbl. »795. 6 T irallor w/dual flood mL, can bejocar.PU , ...... mond lo E a s t’s king., EaslEs returns Tho bidding: ers, 2 mics. 2 mic. 1 &SER S E VICES EQUIPMENT tn S ' a )dw/box springs & mat- spoakon oxlo & dualtl wtwheels want- suburban, elc.c. $500-$ A M U a club to W est's queencen and West U7«< BSS, $200.733-4193. stands,le. $895. Also, 8 Vest North East 1 roady a t Alex- od. Ploasoicall32!t6721. call 3000.543-4731 rr ’PU ES has an easy heart shisum. Tho n- f""'' ...... channenat Boas rnlxer. ” I medicalsuppui ’ass 3 A * Pass Bur,r, saB.v* rwii Of twBp Kvn a- jjOO.CallBafbaralnSun Cf ran te d in Iho WHEELS ^Toyot* ncsse loses a n d the dcf(defenders win ^ b e d , hospilal. UUse sed r ‘ass Pass Pass H»HW.d.733-0931. Vnnoyatnl622.6327. ‘^ "1 * lev area Call aluminum wheel a heart, two diam onds a wrorw, Ploasacl a c a l l Is ond a club. -lim il raise \ P R O D U C E 745-7202 15-. Can 324-253 A m ore p a tie n t SouSouth allows ------^ ------1 PIANO-f- Rudolph W u d to ------734-6348.______spinet. 1Tono and coso W or U-ptek vogota------Easl lo hold th c d u b1 kinking because Opening lead;id: Club> six I HEATING & o^xcollcl le n t c o n d itio n . Wos.Call3:Jl 326^303 FOURW HEEIEELER. 4X4. I 827 East cannot affordI lo attack in \ AIRCONDmONINQ sisoo.C mobile, shock | GARAGE S i -______FALL REDRDRASP8HW1ES S„""d°oT.;; F L E A ^ t gE T T S C • hcart.s. If East returrurns a club, BIDWl' J tracking sm - mammmimamm I IVITH T H E A C E S t CONDmONERS. (2). PIANO,). Beautiful oak. Also frosh:'Ih: G olden rasp- torn, wantododtobuy. t Can rrSTHATTlMEO South wins, draws trutrumps, and WE'BE BACK Filerler FFair-; 08-is.Q Hei(3eir 3 ton AC. brand nowf g rsatcondition co Insldo & wild » hucklobor- ojnect ot (702)702)779-2386. GARAGE SALES k e t Oct plays his ace and anc ickborrlos, blue- —. grounds Fleo Market ( another dia- Wfllllnfid Install for $1450.5 yr. o u t Conan dollvof. $785.00. [^^os,-*lackl IER® 5 4 6 f0 fv o n d e r'sspssp ia ca ,' mond. East wins, but I .. on1 COcompressor. Cank»r 5 ploaso.0011678.2717. c , m arlonberrlos, QUC/CHEVYVY'85 .8 7 lull u lh c c a n n o l so u th holds: aorrlos, stawbor- size, 4x4 pic)< 543-5315. hurt declarer. Whalevciever h e leads ^ . looACfl AC, usod unit but now ------comojm prossor. Will install PIANO.I. High I- gloss Baby ries. logon!lonborrios. Lot of lont shapo..&!n&i3^ia Cai PLEASE HEU gives South his lOlhI winner,wi and .VK'10 5 3 2 fwsar$2500. lyr.sonlcoon Gmnd.I. oxcqc J. tone! New, Grocery' OutletOi & KMort. ' ...... COMMUNIT ) for a full sizo o c u n u i K South’s well-limed planilan lands the 4i K J compDmprossor. 726-0302, $13,500.XI. Sacrlflco $4,800. 6:30-7:30p30om S a t Aua HARD case for oUvof. CaD 678-2717 24. CallI 543-4860S'! OVO^S st bo In good gflme. *4 K 9 8 5 3 aftwbter beep, loavo mossago Can doth I fair price. Call Y O UF R i r a Would It be bettertr fcfor E a s t to ^ ■------/oflnfo.Tft« NMOREusodOmos., messogo. GARAGE SALES) ' ■C 223eil switch to the diamonjond kin g a t So«io u lh KENM( M IlkOHGonow, foranam jwlong ' ” 8 2 4 i HORSE TRAILAILER 2.3, Of S IG NIS S i i i U H i i T n w Irick two? Belter perh::rhaps,butil *♦ JT MOW. $450,733-5506. | S o ~ ~ ~ l i G 4 . windo ) EQUIPMENT 4-h0r80.WiUtr won!l work. South duckficks this king ‘ J 5 & S U P P U E S I LETS WOR 4x4 PU. Callbol! 7 I 1 I7 3 3 -9 ^ _ ^ , TOGETHER FORF< A I ^ 9 0 1 as well, wins thc conlinilinuationand . 8 1 5 FREE-EnEr>gllshStwopdog PLAYSTATATION G om es a, smaller size OEANER BMRCHOr* call 324-8338 w a n t o d t. t o b u y . C a l l MOTOGUZZIoZlorBMWmo- 0-1Bmos. Pluslo ow mis. F in esse if y ou musilusl; enjoy a D»Ui».Txnax»iihs^rtSASKIcriTply. LAWNWNMOWERShorso, Toil S p e c ia l. Low r Cti9Ti«hlI»)».Ur>(. ViuiH rrtlufT Inc. S0lf-p4 0. torcydo In gooi JEROME 310 E.E.Avoti, $17,000.733-4462.g.Doan. D» discard ifyou can. )lf-prapoIlod Craftsman, BLUE CHOWCt pupplos. . Will poy up to 21*,r , uusod a dozen Umos, Puro. 77 Wks. 1 old. No pa- n rowJMonin rruko. Call Con b e st condItU HONDA ’95 CBR6001600 F3. ------:------r : ------S200.ZOO. 326-4319.______pors. SIO;100. Call 678^)606. Zoyor208-'M-495-2829. cHorod. CaU7 So'o-NO tank bag, nowV ttlr i r o s ; ______■ black/purplo/yellyellow . TRAILER - ChQffnnc 7 X IFEED - If you livo South of WASHERS/DRYeRS.13 W, MIWER‘95 Q ^ Craftsman 13 BORDEFER COLLIES (3) ACREAGE3E or largo lol. NEED o good, KIMBERLY 2232929Mmbor- $5700,734-0565. ------17’;-l6'M otalpanols.'3000 ' ■■tfio'SnaXO RlvoforIn'ffiS'" ~SSpeed Cloan commordal h P 42"41 w/baggor riding purobrodrod. out of wwk no „anlTd to buy In Magic Qbio car for ti ... —gaiiortwmormnk: Roundid •- Shoshone nron, wo havo coln-oporotod c washora. - iQwnvm mowor;r &(col.-cond.- -parents,?3,6 wka.0ld.S7S/0f-T '•voiioy Call;gll 629-5554. got lo 4 from a -fyRood,-Fri.only, 'H ONDA. 185X L"'leaiT’ ','ie ' baJo foodofB. Ca«l6 chuto.9. a yoar round supply of 111 c o m m o r d a l c o in - $350.350.734-t800artor6pm (of.Caa4 pm. Hugo Yard L E CHINA CABI- . budget c a11733-7645. l^ y, good condWon. $900$90' or Call 324-5456 cull onlorts for shoop and operalod o dryors (Load-' ■ L . o . o r , C 548.8.43-8656. - conio food. Call 536-6693. '’ Slar,s Speed Cloan. Big ROTO'ITOTILLER. Troy-Bllt. CHESAPI idium size. Vory PAINT. whitelo needed.n< Any b / s 4 chlldrm's TRAILER- 2 horso. 18S2 Boy. Xter, Huebsc*. Eco- horsoarse model. Roar tine, TRIEVEi/ER • Purobrod, 2 noodcondilridillon. 733-4210 amountt LowLc c o st canning supplies.«,mlsc. KX 80, 1991, rebuiltbuilt en- 5650. QOOd condition. raU01 ■ rno Oiyor.) Monarch coin- $495.iJ95.00. Ploaso call 735- yoor )ldfomalo.$l50.old ^ ” -r-T—” glne,$1100. Y2,Y 2 ,8 0 , 1. HAY OuQllty Comas o king for bargain RUPERT. 1405 A (or hay. mado lr> Monlono. operatod soap & bleach 86691389 after 6 p.m. Call 736-36-4563 ovos. ATC, lookini ISthToOT 1967.$800. Can 4234423^120 . 3205m Avo. W.WonJollI Pralrlo. 600 Tons. 2 diaponsor. in Kotchum, ' — — priced 3-wh•whool. Must run puM p, gioctrlictric irrigation string & 1 Ton balos. Also can ^ Jonl (208) 726-2266. 1 FREE Ausbstrolian Shepherd & bo in rooroi^noW y good pump for lownrtwn wanted to ^ 0 moving . POLARIS, Explorer,or, 1995,H TRAILER. H orso Irallor.r. 300 Ton of foodor hoy. ■- r ColUo X pupplos. condition.n. ProforI 200cc. ^uv Ploaso0CO11543-4012. col sale. Quality lion!oms only. 4X4. 4 w hoelor,r, exexcel, Tondom oxlo. good cond.J. Call Grog 764-2118 This ^ yMtwnb« our bMllUM I egCERCISEEQUiPMEHTXEI S S S w ______mid 1980's,O's, Honda, auto- Bcajia^-^ui^ ^ bodroom sots( color cond. $4500/offer.for. Call' S900. Coll 324-2736. Osuiflod. 733 0931. ' jtcfi but v/ill con- ROCK CRUSHIIS H E R -4*.6- TV.Iolsofmlscoil«ilaneous. 536-2067 or 934-5681-5680. EADMILL $200. Widor FREE Molo'khaki M( duck. - HAY - Mudloko aroo. top — lors br 4-whooIor. OR 10*. (jaw TRAILERS • A ttn. Stbckk quolity doiry hoy.tst crop. Wanted d0fld o r Iox Gym. $80. Call Goodforfor 4-H. 324-5646. TWINFALLS 346 TVs, & Appls. 734^, all 733-5552. , 837-6034 46Ty1er SUZUKI1983 RM60,gtiO, groat hBUl«r». G roat soloctionin amal balos. Con ^ -2 2 4 6 . M-3610. r r r r r ------:------8/16 Dosk, sinilinglobod, shopo, $600/offer.r. 1983u TVDoctOf-734-91Ba ------FREE Sho>holtio Lab pupplos. ca w of trIiB ot Roy Raymond \W -largo size for STRAW BEATEATER 12 f t'o r child's bod, shopop bonch, Yamaha YZ490, $950$950/of- Ford. Trodo ina wo(como.J HAY 1st cutting grass hoy, — Q.i7 ' I 7 weeksks old. Ploaso coll ttlng. good cond., 15 fl Needsds toti bo In 0X-. dolhM . m isc.' 7. $65/ton. 733-2844. d for. CaU 736-0686i ask for 73«480,1-800^73-5797. MISC FOR SAL&c roosonablo.ble. 326-5224. collont ohapo_.ipo. 438-5562 COME AND SEEirSE Chad. “ HAY ta t cm ilno hnv. no ^Im iiijiw l^TCm ^ •0 GOOD HOME 2 iQlmatians, 2 yr. old of horso or cargo troilors, Builder's Yard Sale Appnapprox. 100 molds. Un; 7yr.oldromaio.ro- tiai bod, floosonock ond cutting for salo, you svmth . , 3 & balo, 326-5437.- ^Thousands of plumbing. iimiietnliod quontity of brush. jj]|yatty, 825^215. - I bumpor pull. Trolior ports. heating, oloct, AC. parts. 09s aa paint. 1 Ig kiln for Quality Tnillgrs Sales . HAY For salo: Dairy quaH- 1Tons ol stool. Brick voniro. firing,Ing, Sovoralflrodcoro- F R E Ecat, c t doclawod, I 48 E. Ffo n tag aR O , ty. 3rd cutting, hoy on tho • " 10 ft chain link fonco mics;iics;67,p-.a2g7o»0f1P'n spoyod.:J. 734-6479. Jerome 324-6868. stump. Lofry, 677-3354. panels. f Barb v/lro. wiro & . Ejj- codorfenco.monygatos. ENQINQINEERINQ CALCU- FREE kltt TRAILERS CIrdo J Horso« HAY Qrass/oot hay. No 2x4-8,2x6s.2 6x6‘s. Rdlor UATOR TO HP 28C, w/ Infra- block 6 & gray.mbby..432-_1 & Slock Irlrs for solo orJr rain. S65A0n: 734-5786. conveyors, 1.S & 3500 rodId piprimer. Hardly usod. 5321.lot lot ring or 678-8604. loQBO. W ado Zolllngor < gonorators.SOKVACum- Prlntirintor In original box. loavo mmo osuge. Oakloy Sosln. 67S-3342 HAY I for sa lo . 2500 tons ®minsgonerator. Pumps, S200. - foodor hoy'or 500 tons 16fLfloormountcrano. B Z 2 ! 5 ! ! 1 ------S iS S S :VN SHORTHAIRS, WALK-IN MEAT CO O U R R Camas Pralrio dairy hoy, Hoat treating fumaco. rod. 3 m os. old, 2 with door, rolls, & hooks.5- 764-2254.______,6000 tbs. Yolo oloct. fork FAX j , 1 formlo, oil shots. ' 1'AHPcomprossor, ■ ItfL Dump tnjck. lockod, $i50/oa., ^ STARTING AT: S1000.768-3539. IHAY good quality allaUo. }76 mom s, or ovos, | - 2nd cutting, 734-0756. Restaurant sink, ovens, y 1996 FORD WlAniNDSTAR , WANTED • BaJo olovator, • hood. Doors. V^ndows. YOURI Reg. Black Labs, any longlh or condition.t. IHAY. 4 tons ot alfalfa hoy,, SUdor S room dMdora. 1989 A 1-^ Champiiplonahip blood CoJI 543-6319. Coll 324-5456. 34' travel trir.. oxcol. *34 outstanding pups, Buick. 4-door. *34 Ford la. Call 436-3236. $229 WINDROWER B-fOwboon.I. STRAW 1 ton bales, (op Tnjck. Bmdloy Wt Cor. TIMMES E CI.ASSIFIED ■■ - fiold roody, $3000. 3-rowft quality wheat or barfoy, AIlattheoldTBhospllol. Al ' nc DEPARTMENT tack,AKC,2 malos. ' ' ^ boot diggor/iank. $1500/-^ R&D Hay Com pony Ooodlng. A ug. 10-17 . iplonahip blood PER MO* 678-8613 or 670-1970. Ct ■ offor. Call 423^ 644. Call 934-8617 Of 837-6615 201208-734-5538 lot shots, wormed. ^ B R H H B H B 36 monlhly leue piymnts ol $229 alterler awed. $200. Call I s a K f f T O g a n — ^ retai»» toUIIIng t m . Don not Includs tu,u. FIREWOOD-Dry plno. EE wood burning siovo.. - 73^ 2^ — :— : 7 0 3 ------1 >08 after 6 PM., '-si2i9ii4 title ke, ioiiM ai be cl USO tnd t oI l a f ' f - ' galvanized rrioial. usod 324-924-9535. m d SS9.91. S2962.59 due at liase Ifloo- CUSTOM good cond.. rough lum- ' .APSO Puppies- — INEV BEE oqulp., M ■ Uon IndIncluding cash or trade equity down. Ul.isi. ^ F . ' . FARMSERWCK bor. & posts. 678-9703 HONE irod. porsonallty tnooffipi) payinetitolS223. CuiomerhucpIlonlQ10 — " ■ ■ fromoomo honey oxlraclor, p]g,^ 7 7 wk9, old. Kay at - AUTOMATICA TRMIS10SSIlW.(»inS£nS£ COIITRlfc.TILT purchaiila^eat end ol lew lortl2431.15 and Is ■ ! t S yard dump truck ond] r ^ jWOODENBEAMS, smoknokor & hives. $2 0 0 , - ^ . 27^2ri2 o f 733-4922 WHKli m , « n coaDmonitQ, au/fm $tbi£rBtm/CASSETTE, POWER ; rupcmjlinjllilo lor Rilluge ctuioe ol 12( per milollo loodor wtm drtvor for hiro. 6'XB-X24', now, 536-5421. 326-426-4156. I ■ —— WIKOOWS AID LOCKS.C « . OVH150ISOOOmlles pet yor. Slock/86640G4. Call 543-6126.______URE PINSCHER 1 ______3C. Canopy bdrm. s o t ,12 vr..old c female, vory ALL chopping, combin­ I 807 ■ I “siSi.150. dual king bdrm. s o t noddhomo ho only. $350, r— ^ ing. swath, balo, slock. , I .CLOTHINQ S500500. Phllco console §04^ 594. Rondj^qoypf.5^j886..6:J~ I 801 “ it M/JfVLrococdplayOLSZS^ J ------M— AMTtQUES-»------— WEDDINCnJRESS------JT S. 3 sriiall pa>-“ ' ~ -^W 96^FORD^WMkNGER—^ CUSTOM SWATHINQ rash compactor, S50. PARROT ^ 1 I COLLECTlBt£S NowalSLVIncont's. Maytiaytag Iron RIto, $50. rots. 2: Guakors,Q 1 Sono- ' -1 .-____Hay.gra5na.-boan3..poa3.. | Vory tovoly, Novor worn,------n n a k h-e-ciigbT-5475-fof------— S U P E R C f l Call Shano Stutzmon 0 8 tc $ 3 0 r7 3 4 :5 1 6 7 r “goTwiihl IftBXLT-— CLAUDIA'S A n tlq u o s- .SIZ0 I 6.SIOO. ^/os,, 5*^ loavo a mossago; oil. Plooslaso call 882-3839. ^ 2 i g F 543-6789 or 731-0338 Buhl. Milk Can Salo. S5-S Coll 734-9143. ------•Will Tfovol 15. Lots o( colloctlblds. —■ • ■- MISC.SC. Froo standing flro p q m ERAItANIAN AKC malo, " Open 6 days a wookr ^ aco. $300. Swamp cool- tri-ooloroirodpartl.-linlo-ball- ...... — ...... GREEN CHOPPINQ 8 0 9 PER MO* i r, $35. Crochot quoon of fluff,,$350,934-5851. S: ^ :. 35 montfiljf lese paymcflU ol *210 altetnet H . Hay. grain and com. 1 COMPUTERS zo bedspread, $500. ■ • Duone'a Custom Farming4 CLAWFOOT< BATHTUB - ^ loaso call 326-4174. PO M ERRANIANSAKC i fi 677-3566 o r 320-4506 good condition. Call 3BQ •»' lap.top w/primor, load- s 'ffssa saHer H — reglstero>red. Cuto, cuddly. ’ : to ot^$S9,^t^,ra dug d lease Inoo- ” 678-3477. •______’ odw/softwon) * $700. Must ui< tr 1 eo- : »C-Pool tablo, bar size. vVolf/SaSablo. Baby flulf V 1st ■ [ . J A T FARMS ” . sell. Coll 738-2454 attor | « S300. Call . 1 ------Custonrcuttfng.-boling&- i pa..dog.iolgo-$75.Hld»- Istorod,J, 81 wooka old, fo- *199 6839 or 731-5839. 326-4158. —------B-bei-bed, llko now, $ 100. malo, firstfir shots, $260. M rSC.Now33.6fax 734-3?4-364S ______Call 326-26-6499 ovonings. PER MO* ” 7 0 6 ^ I I modem. Wln95 compote '- r 36 monthly lease jayments ol S199 aherher Wo.S130.17*®r«y»c«r* POKEP fountain Qroomon - FARM S E E D & |^_^PPUANCES_J ® K ra MACHINE-vkJoor coptingnowdlonts. (S a lotalilfto m Does not Include tn. Sia92i92 ■ monitor for desktop pub- countilunler lop for homo or ^ERTlL^Rj ] 326-3363. 0 I of ■ J FREE2ER - Upright fro«- llshlng, $365.734-1635. profoofosslonaluao.Call ______2 )ut iALFALFA SEED. AAA or. frost froo, 21 cu. ft., -n. 0-S031- ______'S H IH TZUZU AKC, Tmalo, 1 ^ Tlrod of that Old timo wast- , Gals and pasturo mixos.I. works vory woll, whito, Ing i. 3867 Why not upgmdo p o o 10, oxcoptlonally . 3 •OOLTABLEloaguo fnorkings, 654-2301; n lo purchase at tnd ol lease for S1M47.00 Bob HamlSon Sood. CollII $150. Coll 734-6412. loanA [J M 05x86.133M hz stylo,ty1o.ValIoy3-Aflx7fL 7344587 Of 733-1477- ] > FREEZER Konmorojihost for |j $275.00? c aiM -eea- ...... 733-5031 - . AimiMATIC TRAMSlUSSlOil. CRUSE C S l™ ZO AKC; 3 fom aia- - - - 'SIH a ccontmoniio. am/iw cassetts, n ALFALFA SBSD Familyy ' 18 cu.fl Perfect condHhjn. BCS-0817 “ Of locally a t------208-734^)617 for details. R E ,a, $300,734-7163. WmDOWSAKOTDWUiaPAI growor, T to a su ro , VNS,i, MOO. Call 324M824. ^ REMEMBER P"Ppi° s . Wrtmglor plus now varlot- ; ■■ ' Thatbw;t birthday ad you ptacod ^ _____ los(Mk).SI.30.$2.60. '* IMISC. W/D. S260 for sot. U£ ^BIO “somo "1 timo ago in TTw ' I 326-4735 Of 326-4074 Froozor.16f).S300.14a I mo5-Atokw7 N ow istho TheTIfT1m e s - h J ^ will . refrlg., $200. 3 or 4 ft. 1,l^^m ^ooD ^ -uSlotocomeplckup^ypur nolcI longer offor the • ■•rorrlfl.,'SSO; Grlll w/ g a s’ PINE p OR HARD WOOD ' ~ pfcturosTSlopbyTlio— " 'Quahla h d n te ^ special, , 7 0 8 I tank. $70. Or offor. 733- for salo. 7 3 ^ 7 2 7 , !ustomorSorvk»Dopt Fastst Cosh, or Fash HAY, GRAIN 2377,attori pmormsfl. 733^»85 ______tottoyl C ash.ih Junior In dassl- rELLITE DISH, Largo ations P ets and REFRIQERATOR ^ ' n BATEL ’et Supplies or I - Kolvlnator. No frost ■ e i 1 E c:o o SStar, $1000. C j^U P*' Livestock. We B h | | | [ | | | ' ____} i froozer. Works good. 11 3-8630 loave msg days | ALFALFA SEED, Oroon- $176. Con 5 4 3 - ^ i t ologlze for any way, contact MIKo 1FUmtfTUREi^^ 733-8(rELLrrEdlsh,RCAdlg- I Incof»3nvenlence tnla Bussmnn, 543-4905. e- • RESTULURANX-Equlp.- -st Ufl!.j!)colvBc.8LJnatttlL_l_____muTiny rmiBQ niir I mont, usod, roasonablo. BED g< - Quoon sizo volvot 9ATEU. $400.00/offor. Ploaso I valuelued advertisers. ------HAY-<3oo(HVood-AIv«c-.)_ -CaILa8fr2477------BOfg ^'**1 * Hfll,H.735r07W. 1H ______f H R . -0 — hoy. No rain. Call gokJ, looks llko now. oxc. kIL $4i _____!_7a8-222fl_:______-«

f; •t modaKAyrtUim TliTln»lla«,Tikftfi.M te E7 ------—I------“ n FORD 1993 Explorer.ar. Ed-I ISUZU *91 Trooper VB. pp YAMAHA W .V huo 535.' EXECKECUTIVE D R ^ -93 PROWLiWLER 77.24’, vaty V W 1.6Ldlial.«d .riiln.. incHIQAN loto im r .is s . 1008 MSSANVMMcata. g . _ die Bauer pkg. 64KIK rmis. speed. 46 K miles, iww . n n f l m t kMrcriSkrfM ^(O’ STH wtieei, $22,000. goodd cond..« see at 317 & Overhauled.J«d.423-«34. 13600. PIBI.sai.ciM I tbuCKPABI m 42KR^dMn.dsapnd. • car>d.ttB00.423-454a. )r o rb best offer. Wieh< Ava.E..e . Jerome. 324-2407 .------« 2 « _ ExUemely sharp. Prl(Priced tires. axceBeni cond.. one• $1Dj80gQ<7a>«70. ■ gofl}^7-ami. O W E S at $15,900. Call Ken: f/dryer, queen sto,b6d. leMemessage. rr L _ _ !1______Kent at o«ner.$12AX).734-»<3S. YAMAHA W TW200 733-5336or731-5352052. ■ • • — TOYOTA-srEmeu. rsfldeHXAMWihBdi'and — . CHEVY'SS PU ««l Freni A n v nck t. Ctll . S r WLER - 7 5 18*. fuOy I ANTIOUIo l ! ^ u T o s i _ AC.aJm.anmM. ' adcs. kXs of extras. 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S rts ’i.Tin" AMAHA, ExOler, 1992. heater.ter, furnace, & pipes. ■ II jT2«aw loaded, 318® rocoivor. Exc. con ■ YAM.i>lec. start n**iPSl pipes, S250W< in i,0 * a VL*72 § ^ | T « A l C f e B ^ j ALUMINUM boat 1 4-with S f p l E N f ' to approclata. $1 iomst fP m M I »nd. Soe INTERNATIONAL*eves- isU titiiM U iliU U ihtiti, tallsr. goododndltlon pvn raSS^ortastofid-! ^|R”Y'r y -69,23', new refrtg tam m m m m R»m60,k>w $14,000. Scout V8. AT. N on $e00.Can736<651. S3 8 7 6 ^ 5 4 or431-iaie. 01 & w ater tank. M ust BACKHOE C ______SI 600. 543-6645 eves Good Cond! SI 600. overhaul,Jl. goodg rubber. ahoD. Qroat m OODQE. Power R< BAYUNER‘87 1700Ca- ^ mpg.SSSOO. 1984. 4x4 with pip ittodlnHiiley72&014Z $ K 0 0 .7'¥ y '^ - 5 9 6 . Call 438-2157. Ram 50, pri, skl/flsh boat, newer ^r — — 1 5 5 ------1 85K original piporedc.ml m olar, d/F Finder. CB ■ sp ; o R im a GOODS t r a ilLER e i 1953.28flsolf- CA T 1954-1l-12oBdefwtm f O R O - 6 9 '11 / /2 lo n P U ownor. 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