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t r o u l 2 IRS> hav/inqt ble (collectin»gta:______fixes Milllllllons of taxpayers are payingring ta x e s far with tb e IRRS bas ballooned to a recoiicord $27 The additionsIS werew m ade afler a long seriei e s to only 16.3 out of 1.00000 aa t present, a decline of ' TheBalUmoreSun belowow what the govemmenl believeeves are owed billion, compn p a r ^ with S20.5 blllton a yea>^arago. of reports and corcongressional testimony by lhelh about 33 percent, althoiIthou^ the chance of an on Ieslegitimate Income. The Internamai Revenue The unprec-ecedented jump occurreded ev e n G eneral Accouni)unting Office, Congress’ lrIn- audit of returns is much mu, greater tor those ' W/\SHINGTON - Thele nation’si lax col- ServU•vice estim ates roughly that annannual collec- tbou^ thec IRS commissioner, Roseoscoe L. vcstigative agemlency. th at the IRS w as inad(ide- u sin g -a long form,. laklng la large itemized ; IcGtors. despite a sizable boboost In their ranks, lionsIS talli $97 blliion short of the! oomouni r that Egger; Jr... Ilold Congress last MarchI thatth the quately staffedJ fotor the Increase In the numbeber (leduclions or showing)g theytl have invested In a < are having Increasing problems prc colleclIHg couldlid be paid. slaff additioions should bring these delirelinquen* ot returns fiicd.aria n d th eir growing complexitjity.> lax shelter. •underground cles below S2 /Mthough the civi:lvil service was being cut. th taxes. — ------The'helosse3TtfinrTrom"th(r*tni S20 billion. “Admlnislrallons ovover tbe years have ^ inomy" and the problems cf laxlax avoidance The goven:m m ent will lose $l billion thithis year congressional taxtax-writing committees Insiste To overcome the long-tej-term trend toward econo ‘ treated the IRS as Ihoujh o u ^ It was just another ; in tax caseses on whlcb the slx*year statitatule of that the admlnistiilstratlon expand the IRS force. noneompllance with the tax laws, the R eagan ande\1 evasion. federal agency." aaidlid William' J. Anderson. the service’s limitatjon h as expired, the IRS sa;says. A Even with theLhe infusion of manpower, th administralion. pressed by Congress. Is ad* Asis relunisi com e piling In lo the |, „ director of lhe GAO’s3's General Government •, 'lonal offices, th e IRS expects,s. oion th e basis govem m enltil official calls the flgurc "di"d isturb- IRS is sllll nolI kckeeping up wilh its expandin ding 5.200 collectors, tax-iax-relura examiners regior __ Divislon^^iThey haven’l/en’l recognized that it is - ( pasl perlorniiijm .~inm ~BWUI~iUt~l9 m illion— m glylafgeT’ ------wdrkload.-WhHe*He'theTJumberofretumsha and otherTIo the internalnal Kevenue Service oi pai not like ever)-one elseelse. The IRS Is on the f s on tim e this After yearare of neglect by past admitministi^a* grown (rom 62 millionm l in 1976 to an expecled stalf. toxpaipayers will not pay their taxes oi revenue side and is collectingcoil money thal the the IR S million this year,ar, o r \7 percent, the size of th But the number of overdwtiu e acc o u n ts a n d th e y e air. r, meaning In lew than 30 daysays afler they lions. Preslisident Reagan expanded th 4QQ othcrsspend." amount' of unreportedted Income are are• didue. In mosl cases, they arc■e eexpected lo collection slstaff by 3. too this year acand its agency has goneme up by 6 pereenl. from 85.4C mushrooming. cJoudJng /^mA m erica’s re p u ta tio n « ] e! a relum , , but nol pay what Isi owowed despite lax-retumejexamination staff by 1.100 as a way toaprojecled90,390.300 this year. The service, emphasihasizing the efficiency of I __ as a nation ot taxpayers5 wlwho file honest tax iheth)Ihreal of interesi charges andJ penalties.pe of getting mmore revenue lo r^uce theJie la rg e Accordingly,, aaudits of individual relumm s its operation, puts thete cccost of collecting $100 a t | returns on time. TTie h e backlog of laxes due on relreturns filed budget deflcliclts. have shrunk fromo m 2-l.loul of every l.OOO In 19797fi 41 ccnts. i, Reagaim -[b Creeech tries tc0 I * graimted minimjlize I ly of^ damagges m 'VlHii ath NCHRISTENSEN ...... ------ByDONAiJ)A.DAViS- ssInte/TjatlonaJ United Press Internationa) • The Idaho Siq)reme Court WASHINGTON (U PI)< - President ijectlng a judge’s practice- R eagan, stung by a congressional con .... ; down sentences In Ibe setback on the budget. Frid'riday tried to defendants — vacate the minimize the damage by reminding Uy Friday for Lacey Slvak, Democrals that cooperatloi nol con- Ung an automatic stay of fronlallon, created the Soci;ocial Security .0 m a s s - r a u r ^ r T hom as rescue program and1 recession- flghllhgjobs package. ordered Fourth District , , Reagan signed lhe jobslObs m easure srt Newhouse to reseotence ; into law Thursday hight^ t and was within 14 days for killing : expected to expedite apprtiproval of the Ity g as statk»n attendant------Social Security legislation,on. which was m ln 1981. passed by Congress earlyy FiFriday. y f 0 delayed Creech’s scbed- He opened a brief newsvs confercncc< :'9 ■ 'i 29 execution under terms ot • I In the While House poess> roomroi Friday JMM AT guaranteeing hlgh-court ; by • praising the "bipartisan" "b T il”" 11 death sentences, . :approach lo solving the proproblems and original appeal of his sen- said "for-thc sake of ouru* ppeople. I’m ".'"f"® ipted the court's first order gratified that great goodlod sense did prevail over partisan conce;ncems.” y'-'*-'' se lo hand down penalties ^n ce of defendants and The president’s commennents cam e a -<^ day afler the House votedted 229-196 lo j g S i Mys. approve a $863 billion fedeederal budget ie. who had been issuing , designed by Democrats5 wwho control •nlences tor some defen* : thal body of Congress. TheTh measure Id another hearing for ' was the firsl budgei defeiefeat Reagan iriier this monlh. f u l he has suffered since assummming officc :rcd th e 32-year-old m an to . and was the result off CDemocratic ally bealing a fellow sta tc gains In lasl November'sselections. el« nate with a battery-filled Reagan plainly attempte(pted Friday to keep the possibilities of a voting dea1 CREECH OQ Page A2 coalition alive as he> aasked "all pH np members of the Congressslo lc work with ____ B y S T E V E N a mc to hold d o ^ spendinglg aand laxes in United Press Ir, the sam e bipartisan spJrU sp: -th at’s_____ brought us such ^ a t. progress pi on —. B O I S E -^e’re n * Jobs and Social Security. — again rejecl "Working together, avoiivoldlng a re- R o ddeo , excitemenmt ot handing d< lum lo narrow partisanshirtship. w e can absence of def< ensure (an economic) reco'scovery lh at’s 1Henry Dixon, from Boise, tries tri- to control his Collegege or Soutbera Idabo RodeoD FridayF night, beld todaylay at the'Expo Center. For death penally!way slrong and long-lasting.” 1horses during tbe first perfs ocommand of the agcncy 1.7 p ercent for tbe y e a r th a t of Congresre ss, resigned March 9 In the i die for fatally in the coming weeks. the fourth quarter of 1983. ■ growingJ clam o r aboul her pn>- prison inmate "I don’l think It nonecessarily looks bad." •vious prediction had been policies: anda; alleged Improprieties,| m | H sock, Reagan told a newss briefingbi In response to 'T cent.------^------____ questions about the latelatest exodus of high-level Reagan,an. saying “ no proof of wrongd lance, it looks like tb e re- "EPXornciarwhichbn1 broughtto t^ the number— been preseesen ted in any of this fuss yet ,. reached botlom In De- «d Mre. Burford Friday. He ci of political appolntce&Jgs who have nult or l)ccn ' ._def^ed A id w e’re oh the woy u p.” ho tlo o^v ery generous thoughi fired from agency postssts since early February, iSlgnatloi rtcre at tbe White House, ing tho^ntrcversy:------. Reagan said mostst of the officials who al quieting emaln a number of uncer- I said his resignation was uns departed Friday leflt of their own accord. He Cahill sa kB SC IW IJU I ‘W(ibout the strength of the resigned Thursday lotally i said they fell their depilepaHures would give the and he re but ■thlngs^.deflnitely look agency "far more chaiJiance of success — that other Ei^PA'-offlclals P / had been aske )w than" Ihey "did b e f o r o — likewise;?; IIn his letter of resignatlor ------^ - they caircontribute by-kly-leavlng;^ '- . ■ ------7 ": . .. R o b e rt tPerrys, ^ w ho r^slgned^uw ith jjlohn Daniel )r another- 3.” , . ______. said he qu;quit because "a new manage on\ But pi^ldentlal aideildcs said several ot the in denied the administration ______o/flcials, a ccused of cwcozy ties with companies i tonUto Ruckelshaus duringg Uthe tcansltlon be able lo bringI: on his new team" and efately-underestimal'ed_Uie _ ■ EPA regiilales. w ereB pipres^lOTcsIgirtjjrthq Firings causijse fo r , -d. otanofferjfer to pra.ctlce law in Callfomia gure In order lb m ake th e )63 ot silencing the con- CahillI aan ^ a form er aide, Louis Cor Whllo House In hopes agan tapped Lee Verstandi]idig, who was ^ 1^ recovery look bAter. He ng the agency before a cham pagne pe d recently, are under investig ■ troversy* surrounding P^rty-Bl- „ a S mlnlstrator-for p.p^„ — >recasl was updated because Kl the agency's acting admit Ruckelshaus tak& char;tiarge. Inspector general's office bei legislallatlon Just two weeks ago,, 1 ( 0 be acting ra InformaUon on the _ Deputy Whllo-Houseise press secretary Larry tres Cordia authored a ''hit ” including crucial figures •f of the Office ‘of EPA aad m in istrato r until Ruckel£iclBhaus’ takes Speakes said Reaganan had accepted the r«- !PerryrPaul Ciihlll. chlel o emptoyees targeted for fir ivlng industrial production Federal Activities, and John)hn D aniel, chief of over. because) of allegations highly paid cn adv andcz; John Todhunter. I -P I' slgnatlons of Uemand harbinger? of recovery that '■"Isfator, , ■ assistant admlnlstraloator for pesticides and' staff £ lo form er administrator:or Anne/ Burford. , . I^eelc Thom as, who was named loreploceRitalo oftheoftkiffice have been given paper-i available until February. Speakes said Daniel will rerre n u ln a s a special Lavell

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rHBriefll y ^ — RessignatiiIons takte n jo y>fuiiy j )f the resignations ip "In the beginning,. youyo might say It was cutoe ahd WASHINGTGTONtUPD-TheresignaUilallons of five top atmospherere prevailed os word of 11 I secondary issue popular with m any------Fleming loses s diffcre"nt."saIdWhltehalehall Township Elxecutlve EdNtdward Envlronntenlin tal Protedion A gency offlcl[flclals prom pted ■ spread. TI hT K ^ g M tlo n s appE irtd pop SANTA MONICA. Calif,allf. (UPI) - A Jury F ridaIflay Galgon. "But I think pnpreity much that tbe contestst has champagne: j parties and Jubilation Friday F: at the employees Iter, in thc sam e day decided against Erin Flcmieming on the secondary issueJc 1ln outworn lls usefulness."s." agency's officfices. "GetUngBg rid of Perry and Todhunter PA employee who __ a banfc lawsuU. but w ldjti It is deadlocked on the maJc Dalton Young. was v arresj^ Wednesdayly for Among thojhose who quit were Actingslg'Adminlslralor calls for■ .a celebration." one EPA Press Intemational. question o( wHeiher she• didiealed GrWKho'Marxoutit iof aiiegodiy selllng’l ^IS ' tthan an o u h « o f marjlu : “ I t's ugly.” Chuck Webst>bster. of th e s ta te D epartmnent ei - P a r t of It tum ed out lo be human flesh." i\ndeilerson reaseai : of Transportation, said.. "F"Half the mountain brokeJ ooff said. "We don't knowM exacUye; who or where the mealn ' and fell down and landed1 ac:across the roadway." cam e trom.” He said approximatelyy 5050,000 thousand cubic yardsiso ( f Ecornomy— hillside gave way iate Thuntiursday night, undermining tli • foundation of two homes-jes-and-causlngextensive.pn p S J;f^*dnap_call Lsis hoax ______’ ______•CooUnuediJBd from Page A l ______FPresident Reagan reiterateIted lhat now,"ihepresldesident said. He added he [ering:lhe:standby tax, p e rty dam age. No injuriesles were\ reported, but resldenlienls TOPKK/\. Kan. (UPIUPl) -'C ov. John Carlln’51*5^®- ~ The adminlstrslratlon is required to waming^ra'latiWnomingiMvlewaiofl^IaTslIU conslderir of th e two hom es were forceirced to evacuate. year-old daughler. the focus ot a hunl followin'Ing a g iv e a n in le rimn report r on the economy ference. but noted the tax cannot be triggered >ry Is established, kidnap call demandingIng a $100,000 ransom , was found fo to Congress April3rii 10. "I'm opposed to a tax increasase right unless recovery safe F riday night in a rerestaurant with friends, officflclals Appearing eateariier on NBC's "To- |_ C ontest gone totoo far said. day" program,n. Treasury Secrelary A U ^N T O W N . P a. (UPUPl) — Local officials havlave /\n anonymous callerier telephoned a police statloiion in Donald Regan1 wwould not predict how asked the sponsors of a billbillboard-sitting contesi to cacall Pittsburg. Kan.. \ ^ l!ee theth Democratic governor wavas on long or sirong lhthe recovery would bc. It quits following the arrest ar of one of the thr«hree Wichita teievTsIonat statstation KPTS in the show ‘‘,\skskthe but noted thalI Uthere were periods in 1 0 b e d imis contestants on drug chargcsrges. Governor." th e 1950s andI l9(K)si: in which th ere w ere long period;ods of sustained growth t o r wilhout m ajor iniinflation increases, _____ “ This recoververy, although It has -Toda]ly's werather- started, couldId be aborted very C$50 quickly." Regan:an warned, "if we are so foolish as to3 slslart taxing ourselves W indy;J and sunnny m ost of th e day again, dot lettinging people have m oney lo spend as consuisumers or savers.” Now’s the time to buy the;he T o ro you’ve iT w ln Fills. Buriey-Rupert.t. Jerom. e- hgvyiONALftL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAECAST to 7 PM EST 3 -2 C -— 03 I — \ ^ • Goodlnganu: always wanted and pockcjcket up to S50. : Mostly sunny wllh light wlndaInds today. Save on the Toro of your choice. • Increasing clouds tonight. Windy . Almaanac---- )n re a r baggers. _ . with ahowera lIRelY to evening 5, 0 - By United PressS3 International mowers, too. : near50l»UitIay».Ii>ws25lo».». W f ^'/) / ) l^MIN^«APOLU md-propellcd or ; C u n t s P ralrte. Hailey. Wood^ood Wver j 1 f a i r ____ 3 = 'c o ':\ ) Today is SatuIturday. March 26. the propelled drive. • vaiiey: : P a rtly sitmiy today wllh lightlight winds. I vokk 85th day of 19833 wilh 280 lo follow, This is a oncc • Increasing cloodj tonight withth aa chancc V ' ( lOw The moon is approaching Its full “ a year sate so phase. \ o t snow showers by evening. Hig :iSCO DENVER < / a f /, don't miss it. » 45bolhdays.l/)wslCllol5. mW M The m om ingg starss are Jupiter and • NofttensNevsdiudUlab: \ \ Stum . : Moslly sunny over Nevada U> 5 3 ^ '^ ^ ^ » tl*nta The eveningg stars are Mercury, • .with rain and snow moving c; Venus and Mars.rs. tonight and Sunday. Snow level«elnear6.50Q. • Those bom on this date In history .feet. Highs 45 lo 52 t»Ui daya. Ixjvl.ow 5«0» S V n ’. if Utah end- are under the sigsIgnofArles. 309. T ra v e lc n ' advisories tor Ul NEwS V ,ui*W I Save ' T Jg Ing Uils m orning. Partly clood,loody today r T p V OBLEASS Poet Robert; FrostFi was bom pn this date in 1875, osIS were-dramatlst Ten- wllh clouda Increasing lonighlh t anda Sun- — I f o e w ------M $ 5 0 0 0 w " We believe in day with scattered rain or• snowsn lele "I nessee Williams,ns. In 1911 and compos* . mlaking a things better. aac m o o n . Highs in the 40s. UU-* w s in Ihc ow e r Pierre Boulez,ez, in 1925. - - 20s:------lA On this date inin Ihistory; ------^ Syno(«ls: \ J SMOwtRs’*^ tLOW0* In 1859. astastronomers reported ' Thc Magic Volley and muchich i little change tor the nexle*i tew Vulcan. It is no ___2 I8 2ndAv«nuaSouthft S70Dlu*Lak*fiB Boi oulavardTwlnFall* asteroid." w ake of a storm which crossedw l IIdaho on Som e of tUie heavier precipitation daysi□ys olher Uian a drop of 2 lo 3 dcgrcfTccson been a "rogue asl Waitarn Ante SIomr « t ' C A.L L SStores T hursday. Ckwl. moist a ir mamaintained amounls Indudedled around a <[uurtcr ot an daysays oti shower activity. Winds willlbc5to b In 1952, Dr. JorJonas Salk announced a BuhlSHallay BurlayBur shower activity on Friday. wlUiwith mostly inch a t Homegr M » U ’ O o sM o in t) <9 » IM(J. Ol>'«f'om»Cily 51 «0 fdaho Voitciair 49 31 ^ Om»h» 36 30) CkJ Mn4n IPcs iJllTeir 16 r 30 " • .LAST , ‘ Oofioll J* 15 . V ^ pnoonu W «I 09 OODO » 3>)» 01 Normal S5 n • t Honoiutu U U PiltsDu'Cl' 'I 155_____ Duiloy ______« ___i«_i9 Tofljy'jjunssl...... 83fc _•_!!? " ----- PClltJlKTMir------J»----18— -m------Tomoffowrsunrljj...... r : Ira ^ ru p o lls *3 19 “ “ • WEEKENDND 1 — • ICE index^------— ------• CREAM« > e ...... A 6 M agiagic V alley ...... I ^ B u s i n e s s ...... Cl Horoscope I • J • 1 I C l a s s i f i e d ------___ C2-8 Hospitals i...... B 2 ' O bb it i t u a r i e s ...... ■ B 2 • SPECIAL»L ^ ? e l i g l o n ...... B 3 • C o m i c s ...... A6-7 Woho ...... B 4 R e li; Cr^sswordT: ...... tT7t t t ‘A 6-Legis la turc-te...... l>ojr.ts_..._., ., .. 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4 . - .T ...- " * ------— ^ S a tu rd ayay. March 26.1083 Timos-No»-Nowa. Twin Falh, Idaho A-3 N ic airaguack bac to their bases In Hon-I United Press Intcrmtlonsjina] policy bciii{(iiig pursued by the UnlledI "The Honduran govemrn m en t and Ils d u ra s. Slates. whKhlch seeks by all means to> armed forces are readyy a l any mo- B orge vowed vo' that rebels who re- N icarj■aragua - . prevent JteUjc people of the area fromI m en t to defend th e InlIntegrity and mained nin the1 interior of Nicaragua• France; tightenssbelt 'Nicaraguan leaders dairiaimed Friday determiningIng their future5 national sovereignty in th«lhe facc of lhe w ould be "liquidated "1 In the shortest- —— that govemment troops>ps routed in- themselves,e s." threats by the NJcarairaguan gov- tim e p e riood." d . vading Insurgents, fprciirelng somc to Nicaraguagua accuses the UnlledI emment." said Foreigign Minister T h e Sandjidlnlslas. who led the civilII in econ cure Ils ailing cconomyny by raising The prograigram would slice $2.8 billion into the interior of thehe country no news report the rebels and wamed1 Ihcrt I was a I Honduras funds the in- c "probability of m ore vlo-> laxes. imposing exchanange controls from the 198313S3 budgel. Public ^ n d ln g longer represent a thithreat.". said, bassy In I "lim it" toNicaraguan pat.allcnct:. dieted the , A griculture Minister Jaaim in e Wheelock surgents. . . Jcnce is very vei real." but lhe chancee and enforcing savings. w as cut by $1.1 billion, - Rom an, who sits on thee nine-membern Nlcoragu;gua calls the rebels; In a separate statemm ent I'-rlday. u ,a i H ondaduras and N icaragua ‘'willII T he lO-point programm. . announced Among othother restrictions. French Sondinista directoratei thatth runs the "Somocista;Jtas." charging the invaders; Borge said rebels were havingha IrouMe s of the country traded tlxiwlr uniforms currcnt attacks.’’ alt referring lo the /\ndropov and Ortega1 ggave consid- charges itit supporteds the invasion bulL for civilian clothes and1 I fled inlo the d ep th of hethe advancc. ■ r ^ i w fley 4 Androa p o v p lledges Nicarajf gua SU]ippcMi: GARDEN CEIenter^ 1 W e ro Tho By MATHIS C»i\Z/\NOV)V ago—hadd been b In 111 health, Rebels based In nelglIgboring Hon- S la te s, whivhlch seeks by all m eans to United Press InternationaJnaJ Some diplomatic dip sources said he: duras invaded Nicaraguala three weeks . prevent' theth< people of lhe a rea from" “ FRUIT TREE ISPECIALISTS”^ was under»r Im edical care last week forr ago in a bid to overlh•throw to the determinlnling their futurere F*olwrlnglh*loilorg«tlS«Uctlen 0> . MOSCOW - Soviett leader1 Yuri a kidney' complaintc which some re-- Marxist-dominated Juntata and fighting them selves/es." Frull Tr*«Varl»tl*ll*t tn$outh«rn Idaho ;\ndropov met' Fri'Friday with ports Identintified as nephritis, a chronic: continues. N icaragua hasas charged the /\ndropo\pov "noled ... political sup- Nicaraguan junta chieff Danielp. Ortega nflammatoatorv disease. Other sourcess U nited Slates la ht>hlnd th« S ______BEACHES CHERRIES APPLES and pledged political andnd material aid n Moscoww had I /\ndropov restricted to3 "Daniel Ortega spoke; (of the action been suppll)plled by the Soviet Union to ][• >H«l*Hav*n to the Sandlnlsta regimeTie in its battle hisbedwlth'Ith flu. o f lh e arm ed forces of Nl<'Jlcaragua and N icaraguaua and said he was certain against rebel Invaders,rs. the offlclai There was v no warning thatt all of the Nicaraguan peoplep to ro- Nicaraguaua "wiil l)c able to uphold its,tS •CIm>o/> rib..io and Independence.” Tass news agencyTasssald. ;\ndropovV would ^ meet with Ortega,. pulse the recent intrusion in of freedom a SS Co««b->0<.0«. The meeting was And]ndropov’s first whoarrivetved in Moscow lale Thursday1 counter-revolutionary ininvaders Inlo said. publicized appearance sirsince March 15 en route homehi from Mongolia. Thee the country." Tass said, T h e So\Soviet news agency said‘d APRICOTS •Ptifwr.c^ NECTARINES an d w as held amid dlplon-lomatlc reports SandlnlstaLa leader had attended the2 The- Soviet new s a;agency said ,\ndropovV £and Ortega also discussed PLUMS the C8-year-old Commiimunlst Party summit ofof non-aligned countries in1 /\ndropov and Ortega gave g consid- th e non-ai-aligned confercnce. dis-is- Rl gen eral secretary ~ belke lie v ^ to h a v e New Delhihi before stopping in North1 erable attention to thee "dangerous armamentnt and the situation in El • Sox'a Iom suffered a heart attackck some years Korea andid UlanI Bator. policy being pursued byby the United S alvador. NUTS _ «•>»« Damw" PEARS * >»■!«>% Prvn*

OPEN SUNDAYS 12:00 to 5:00:00 Spaini indicalites it w/ill ’ remilain an ally AOOISONAVEVENUE EAST AT EASTIAND. TWINHNFAII$7M-<9I8 F A Op.nWiMondoylhrou Saturdoy 9:00 loS;OOPiA.loS: r MADRID. Spain (UPIip i) - Defense intoNATO':O 's military structure, tions” wilh the UniledKl States, “a w idely intcnterpreted as meaning the Secretary Caspar Weinbtnberger headed "We hop eenanany change in policy, receive a promise thalh at Spain will prosperity.ly. will become increasinglyy existence of a strong Weseslem defense "We arere neither further nor closer att re m a in a n ally. clear as yoiyou proceed with yo.ur securi-- is a guaranlee for Spapain and our. away fromjm NATO than before.” he /\s Weinberger left for[or Washington, ty reviewiv.” .” Weinberger summed upD geo-strateglczone." sa id whil'hile observing military however, Spanish Defer•fense Minister atapubliccicdinnerT hursday night, Gonzalez w.on electioniln li October on exercises5 nearn Madrid. “Rather wei EVEFRYTHING fFORA N arcls S erra said Spainin was’ "neither The prinrime minister's office saidi a pledge to submit SpainIn’s 10-month-, a re ju s tb exjttcr tl Informed afler the visit closer nor further” frorrom the North Weinbergerger told Gonzalez that Presl-- old membership In NAIr\TO lo a na- of th e secrcl■retary of defense." BCOYS EASTIFER! Atlantic Treaty Organ!anlzatlon as a derjt Reagaigan was "concerned" aboutt tional referendum. He‘ :said eariier O th er Issues Issi covered during Weln-n- re su lto f his 48-hour visit.Jit. an "lm b alaIla n c e " of power between thee th is month lhe vole woulcild not bc held b e rg e r's visvlsll were the pending sale of During his slay Weirf'einberger met East and1 WestV in favor of the SovielI this year lo avoid conjntrlbullng to 84 A m ericaican F-18A fighter Jets and w ith Spanish offlciais includingInc Serra bloc. ■‘East-W est tension.'* o th e r m illtalltary hardware to Spain, and and P rim e Minister Fell]‘ellpe Gonzalez.' Gonzalezez assured Weinberger thatt The grime minister’sr’s statement an agreenement providing for fourSr-FAF who has frozen Spain'sIn’s integration Spain wanianted to keep "good rela-- aboul a strong Western1 (defense was Americann i)asesonSpanishb soil. s t y l e d To0 Fit / / ' - 0 2 Y o u N atuu ir a lly Lcbanoon says an£ agreci>ment m

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, I , ■ Sodal SaturcJayay. M arch 2 6 ,19a3 Timos-Ne;-New9, Twin Falls. ldahoA-5 J Securrity resecue plain — Natitioti p asse;!sin lat<:e night: sessioi By MARY BETH FRANKN K U N ------w ith the short aod kmgH<•-term dnanc- PK rL e2sident p:presses uveapons> plan United Press Intematlonaonal Ing problems,” Dole saidId In a stale- em s lo be one of the only ment. “11 may not be« a peritcl WASH'Ni:NGTON (UPI) - PresidentIt cem am ong some scieilentlsts and missile seem* ipons system in history lhat WASHINGTON -- Presldeni package, but this comproromlM titort saying "lhe quicker we start-t scholars th a t such a wcapettcr.’' retlrem eni syslem.- to 10 addlllonal weeks ofDf compensa- . Researchcb Into direcled jin erg j'y now with arms control negollallons n start, the l>ett( d under w ay In Geneva ar ■ Just houra after finalal passage,[ the ^ f lion (or lhe. Jobless who have wMpons-l—lasere. particle beams and and growing At his news new conference. Reagan ■ president congratuia;ulated the h ' /' exhausted their benefits. power miencrowaves - has been underr opposition in Congress lo I the ad- compared the tht arms race'to people - d minlnlstratlon’s militaryry Spending around a tabl lawmakers (or allowing'lg " g re a l good /Uthough Reagan docssnot : plan to way for seyseveral years. Ofdclais said table ‘‘each with a cocked directive Is designed to givee plan. gun. and no sense” to prevail overr ppartisan con- sign the bill until April l(10. Congress no one knowing whether "1 put It out now beeecause what someone migf c em s. provided (ora lemporaryextension e so Ihelr develo,‘lopment a higher priority. n l ^ l lighten their (Inger on I look the step d ^ l t e con-I- belter time?" he said. "T•The nuclear th elrig g er,” The Senate approvedd the11 package, Jobless benefits would notlot nm out In “ baaed on the recommemlendatlons of a th e Interim: naliona] commission.■ !58*14 early The package calls forr graduali In­ Friday momirig. sendending It lo f l f l O creases In the normal aage (or (ull R eag an . The action. whIcJlich came after fnw A retirement beoedts fromn ithe current - many membere had alreilready lefl for 65 to 67 nexl century In1 twoI stages. w m m i Easter vacation, culmlrmlnated more meaning Americans bom■n In 1938 and ■ * than a year of bit ler deballbale. la te r would have lo w ait aian extra two Tbe package, whlcb tb e House S m S m m onths to two yeare to retl:itire. approved 243-102 shortlyLly before mid- It provides extra creditsts for delayed CARTT O N O F C HIGARETTEi?S n ight Thursday, is design*igned to ensure SEN . R ( O B E R T DOLE retirement lo encouragege people to Thia coupon good tor Ihe pur- w ork longer, and sq/tenens the "re- gf,, COODbNLY the system ’s solvency oveJver th e next 75 u - n sJ bu ip a r t i s a n effo rt :hM$t ot Ont Carlori ot CIgarei- years by spreading theiburxlenamong bu tirement- test” as an in”F or all of our seniorsr citizens< who a 12-hour m£ COffer Cood Only-While• iSupply Lasts!) worried aboul receivingng Ih elr Social also reqilres u ir newly hired federal reduced $l (or every $2 eaj;am ed over a Security: benefits andUld for the workera —- a s w ell a s ail high officials s e t celling by retiresss under 70. — - present-day workera conconcemed about (rom the presldeni p to membera of Beginning In 1900. benedifits would be £577 Blue Lakes5 Blvd.I No. T T1112 Blue Lakess Blvd. No. the solvency of lhat systestem. I think a Congress— — lo Join the system Jan. t. reduced $l for every $3 eanamed. Twin Falls, Idaho k dark cloud has been IKteifted.” Reagan Senate Finance Fi Chairman Robert 11 also limits benedls. availablea to Twin Falls, Idahoh told ,a brief news confer;(erence at the Dole. R-KarIan., a commission member spouses and children o( aliensa living [ — White House. and the bill':Ill’s shepherd In the Senate. a b ro ad and requires Socliclal Security The measure speedsds up payroll said. "In1 my i view, it represents cards be printed on bank-nc-nole-quallty ~ taxes this decade, delaysays this year’s biparlisanshishlp in the best sense. p a p e r to make It difdculnilt to coun- cost-of-living increase six m onths un- Everyone! contributedco something, and te rfe il and minimize idcntldcatlon idi tn Jan. 1. taxes checks:ks bf affluent that meansu it i is a tru e compromise, frau d that costs the governm m ent up lo pensioners and raises3 theI normal "This padack ag e wiil effectively deal $15biilionyear. r M M HOOVER Congre!2SS dealtt Reagan1 setback A UPRIGHT 6y STEVE GERSTEL as 500,000-I — public works projecl jobs} Social Security bill the wtweeko(/\prll / inal______- a nd includflides about $530 million In> ——10. said the measure-wllvill bring the ^ W\ rrnitf^ Piyss Inlemational n1an~ald~to victlms-of-the—:— nation-^^much close r to-a-assuring-lhe— -4 — ^ :_CONVERTIBlB L E „ I - WASHINGTON - Congongress. work- recession, - integrity” of the system. • All steol ing into early Friday momlomlng. passed AboutS2 S2 billion will go slates andI "1 think a dark cloudud has been \ / o g itoior a lan d m ark reform o( of th e Social cilles w ithh tht e highest unemployment■ liftcd."Reagansaid. J • 4 position Security syslem and a S4.6 billion rates undeider a complcx formula ied membere y \ ‘ /Uthough Reagan laudo \ corpot public works package lhattha could pro- agreed loI byby Uie Senate and House. of Congress, his elatloron over the \ I m )s bill, which freed $5 billion so tting vide a s many as 500.000000 Jobs, then The jobs 1 ! passage of the two high-p.-priorily bills \ l (i \ 0 ^ b ^d ed home for the Easleister holidays, to allow some soi states lo pay jobless’ cloaked the problems CoCongress left ^ / •L o rg o - p re sid e n t Reagan, whcwho supported benefits to to aboul 2 mlliion unem-[ .• behind afler a week of earlirly-moming, \> / disposoblo irrlv ed a l the While House / V \ j l J Qolh m easures, called Ihetiiem '‘issuesof ployed, arr; ; latc-nightsesslons: b a g great significance” tolo Americans, late Thursdisday night. Reagan signed it • T he House handed Reajagan a sting- Uld hailed Congress for legislating a short limeTie later. y I ' ^ • Puli timo i ing defeat on the budget,It, cutting his Sin the best bipartisan lra(traditions.” /Uthough^ Reagan lauded Congress . ed g o . request for defense spend!idlng by more ^ am glad that great;goodsensedid go for approvi3ving the jobs package, he cloaning . th a n half, penciling in $3$30 billion In prevail over partisanm concerns." wamed hallha “make works jobs are I new taxes and-adding $2C£26 blllion-for— K eagan said at Uie openlnming of a news temporary■y al best” and urged ,Reg. M l9'’ ; domestic programs. conference in the White‘House. Hc bipartisann supports for his economic ' NOW, The major provisionsIS ofo the Social programs, • Reagan'siiKiucst for$ll;iiu million in Sec^lty bill, recommendended by a na- Hesaid."I. "m a k e no mislakc about it new military aid (or El SSalvador got 1 ■ [ns of recovery are at hand” mixed reviews. Final acaction on his tio n al commission to keepeep th e system -%lhe signs f t * 7 9 “ so lv en t for 75 years and speeds up andatnied<1 thatI by keeping spending: proposal to Immedialel)ely shift SCO YOU SAVE V - j o / payroll taxes (or 116 mlllloillion woricera. and taxesJ dovm.di Congress can assure! m illion lo the w ar-tom Ceiifenlral Amer- : T h e S4.6 Jobs bill provi■ovides several Ihecreatlodlori of priv ale seclor jobs. ican nation was put off unimtil after the hundred thousand—perhJ;rhaps as many Reagan,1. wv ho wiii sign the sweeping:, recess. — I w , S A L E E N D S MONDAY,l\ Secret Seervice nabi)s youthful/ trespassei>rs n n w I Limited Quantn tltio s APF'RIL 4th H U Ri \ i \ T • S o m o M o djols o SANTA BARB/\RA. CalCalif. (UPI) - ranch, couldn’t see (or hImseK. /\ndA he asked When your neighbor Isis presidentp of A Secretit Service£ agent appeared InI th e color o( our eyes, WWe filled out 2 -M OD T IO R . Jj ‘ the United Stales, youJ leamle to live aJeepandld took the three inlo custody, about five forms.” • .with certain inconvenlen«mces. He detainedled th em for aboul two hours: H azard said the boys webvere detained “ B o b Hazard, a buriwooc'ood craftsm an in a guardj shacksl at the entrance to the! until afler dark as he and ai his wife OOVER.ES P I R I T ™ w ho lives with ills wif qt. ql disposable bag £ons. ages 12 and 18.8. a nationai ■ \ ^ J •Edgocloaningi 'LrJrp, . C hack e d bag signal / p u rity risk and their• recentrc delen- 3-v ^ ^I - A V •Automatic tio n b y Secret Service aage g en ls has left CHEESE ENCHILAD • 24C0000 RPfW D u a i/S ta g o . . BEANS £ R«CE .. .. c a rp e t settir^gs ' H azard. 40, and his wKe/I (e. Maureen, ' r*“ g , J \ ; - m oitor-fan to system' ' i( /a •Hoadlight— ■ miffed al the protective! agency.ag l l * _ jnd deadening ( f ; Robby Hazard and, hish younger [ifflHlUJll HI 1.99 ASK FOR I iffier V 5 /// •Lorgol6qt. brother. 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Top ' // fill b a g systofn • A u to m i ij H H ll // 4 carpot settings ^ • L a r g o 1 lj___ ^Full tlrne'odgo 'm O W T Z E ------i Ir ^clo an in g " V R. ______F ' Now Nl ^Sa.e^60°°fe ^ i w i A 0 - . 0 0 i ~ I 1 * FRII OT ElK APMISSSioH TwinII Falls HighiSclioolGyn ~ m 1 2 7 22 N D A V E N UIE I W E S T 7'<7 3 3 - 1 4 2 1 [ m ^ T im e s-N e w s. Twin Falls.Ils. Idaho Salurday. March:h26.1983 2 jEarly sspring jsnowsistorm Siocks Pl4ains tion ^ aid Dr. Norman Kruse, a ------I Siti resorts, which r e i vved e d 3 feel of snow. 1ened newborn calves.. » ld United Press Internationalal 'JrtrasJta AgHCultureTJe- At least rive avalandinches-in-Blg-and-UtUe— -v e te rin a ria n wjth th e Nebi A massive eariy sprining storm plastered Uie ColUMiwood Canyons closelosed roads Indefinitely. No 1partm ent. westem tnounUilns with up to 3 feet of snow Friday Jnjuries were rcportcd.-IL-Ice and-mudslldes also “ It puts a stress on Uie2 calfca aod of course makes ■ and spread onto U>e Plains,IS. where ranchers worried caused troubles for motor}lorlsts using some canyon |them more subject lo diseasseases," Kruse said. "The 9deadd, 30 inljured about : new born calves. Thinie South's surprise snow highways. Ibest Uilng probably Is nol awholea w lol more snow .” melted under more seasonanal temperatures, Winter storm watchesics and warnings were in Several spols In northeithem Vermont recorded The storm, spawned Inn the Pacific, dumped Its effect from Kansas to souUouUiem MlnnesoUi. wlUi U>c sut>-zero < temperatures, bul Uie National WeaUier h eaviest load in the moununtains of norUiem UUUi. brunt of the storm expcxpected Friday night and Service « said no records were-ere broken. w h e n ischool[bus ;triggering avalanches, krknocking out power and S aturday. ng cold te m p e ra tu re s' sn8 arlin g traffic. Up to 2 feet of snow blanketed Five IncheOr snow' fefell on Uncoln. Neb. by Record early-moming to Dixie, ranging from 9 D avis, S alt {..ake and UlahhcounUes. c mid-aftenioon^and Uie! mayorn; declared a snow sparuicdi from Michigan to e. Mich., to 25 degrees In Skiers were stranded atIt resorts in Big and UtUe emergency. As much as 8 inchcs was forecast below i zero at Marquetle. ^ a lte r etjualed Uie M arch 25 skids,, overtuLims Cottonwood ; Canyon. Avaiadanche dangerIccpt skiers acro ss Uie entire sUite. ChatUinooga.( Tenn. T be latte vdcr at /Mia and Snowbird F o r Plains ranchers^ Uielhe wel. heavy snow threai- 1m a rk set back in 1940. B y E IJJE N DEBENPORTIT 214 and 18. 18. an intersection nearby «out of Uie waist-deep powd United Press Jntemailonalrwi resid en tsd1 described e as dangerous. Odle KlntInard. wiio lives less than a ( GRUBBS. A r k .- A busus Icarrying 42 m ile away,ly, said th e cxuve was badly > . U Wo*uSen." vocational education students stu and designed, Son saays he Ikilled nmother C o mim mi ercldl Q uality te a c h e rs ran a stop sign,n. spuns across ••There! have been numerous, ■ATES. Calll. Michael MM iller w as booked on sus-^ a fte r he r husband, a seniorior p artn er In a rural highway, struckk a ditch and numeroussaccldentshappenedthere." a' ^ PALOS VERDES ESTA’ 1 ion olPrral--plclon ol immurder. In 1981, his olderr th e prestigious Los Angele*les law firm ’ ov ertu rn ed Friday. kJllinjilng nine and hesaid. (U PI) — The 20-year-oid a attom ey. Uie brother. Jellfeffrey, commltted-suidde-e-o f Gibson, Dunn'4 Crulcilcher. came Injuring 30. “ It wasu a terrible mess." said , dent ^ Reagan's personal at I an "all- by taking anan overdose of aspirin In aa home aboul II p.m. Thutiursday and ___. “I heard son^cbody senscream.” said James KiaCinard. whose wife owns a ' 'J youngest member of _ jitted Friday Ix)s Angele!•les clinic specializing inu noticed blood on Uie floor, Ron Hamilton. 17. one of thei injured g ro cery stoijtore a l th e highway intesec- /Vmerlcan | family," admit other, found treatmeniof o[ schizophrenia. There aree "M r. Miller slated Uiallal when he students, "and next thinWng I knew, tion and waswt the first penon on the Uial | he killed his moll ;r .l>edroom. no other chiklildren In the family. arrived home he entereded Uie front ^ th e re w as a big Jar and we went up In scene, bludgeoned to deaUi In her.l . door and saw blood and aI bbroken pair th e a ir. T he b us Just cammetoastt^. e I Hesaldoi1 one of the studenls told him rguerlte Mill- A (amlly/ friendIi described the MIU- . T he nu d e body of Margi 1 of glasses on the floor.’’ Ja.Jaakola said. w aa knocked out for a fevfew minutes 1 the bus alreadyair had started to tu m ( Miller, was Ul-American ' family ... an er. 52, w ife of Roy B. ^ 5 "H e caUed his wife's name guess. I remember geltlnUlng up and 1 over whenin it rounded the sharp cor- ( ght by police Intimate^ fam la ily, raised in the discovered Thursday nigh Uiere was no response here'StS Hedgege Trimmers s ta rte d helping get peopIe<)leout." ner. the attom ey who were summoned by U neighbor's house U> call poliolice." Gos & £Electric m odels T h e bus carried 35 StudenU sti and he arrived. James Kinard *to Uie ocean-view, ranch-:h-style home Investigateators said Mrs. MlUer had1 Jaakola said Uiere wasis no sign of « £\% seven faculty membersrs from. Area tudenls had managed to get \on ,th e exclusive Palealos V erdes been siruck:k severals times and died off forced enUy tc Uie house,. lilocated in a I O Electric Votech High Scbooi InJoneonesbon).Ark. V e bus and two or three were ‘Peninsula. a blow to the Ul head. Several inslni-' plushcommunilyofI7.000r) residents in Rog. Killed were five teacherhera nnd tour the ground. He said he was "T he son. M ichael David/Id. cam e into menls foundnd in the home were lum edI coastal hills where housess cost uplo $119.95.. stu d en ts who w ere lookingdnc forward to on th< • to move one more student ithe police department UiUils m om ing overtosherifiriffscrimelab. S3 million. The slaying wavas Uie first — 3 --- competing In the Skills C ibus. >a nd w as interviewed, durirring which he A Uiree-ho-hour autopsy determined m urder in Uie city in Uiree y UtUe Rock. 100 miles souUis " “ SKi Imission con- Mrs. M illerr died d of a blows lo Uie head rest were trapped In the imade statements of adm ' The suspect, who spent U S ixteen of th e InjuredIweretakenlo wi ™ Ff he said, until emergency ;the slaying at a friend's St. Benard H o^ital in Jonloneaboro.nlne J k rrived in about 30 minutes. IPolice S gt. Ed Jaakola sailaid at a news spokesmanisaid » . nearby Santa Monica, wasM M n tf c t^ to a Newport Hospitalll andc lour lo aid he could see a boy and a iconference. Mrs. Mllieilier's body was discoveredI 1 by police Friday momlngng. , . • Methodl«tHospltaiinJo«ronejboro.Two i bus "Just barely breathing" . of those at Newport and one olher I not get .to them before they injured person were takeiiken to Bapllst Medical Center in UltletUc Rock and another was transferredred to Baptist The studeJdents had left Jonesboro to 2nd Avvenue Paiarking Hospital In Memphis. Tenj'enn. The three participate[te In, the annual Skilly__ firUttJe Rock were llsfa Olympics.I. WV inners in various tra d ^ . M condition with head injurieiries. such a s aut i M t S ta te H i^ w a y 214 ma>nakes a short, trip to UtUe Ut Rock for the skills C ab o o se R o o r n ^ S ffl __ sharp curve an^ dead■ad CTds inlo_ co m p etitioion n was or>e all students de------familydining - . - J — -H ig h w a y 18. The d river:fer-apparently -slredtbmaiioake.— _ — ...... - - 10 METERS did not know that the roac•oad ended and _ “ E v erybo,'body w ants to go but we 24 HOURS DAILY the bui skidded a c i^3 HighwayV 18. alw ays seley theli dog owner began in Dec€ecem ber when he and his wife. Debbie, decideddec to move back to the! SanSa Diego area alter several monihs In) Colorado.Cc They did hot wishhio li complicate home-hunling byha\having wllh two dogs, so theyey keptI Sam ’s mother. Minu, and gavcSama m away. Twinn F alls sse e k s 2 They said they placedplai him wilh a mother andnd son in Montrose who answered Ihelrad.J. U s l week, a noctuctumal scratch at the door brouj^toutRayandbrt a n aiinsw er Debbie and daughteiile rs Amy. 5. and Shannon. 1010.. /Mso Minu, f i Minu seem ed to) rerecognize the emaciatcd. senicragglydogat lheaddline TuesdiJay, April 515th.

_Salem-nnuclear-iplant- PUBLICATTIONDATE:APiPRIL 1 2 (TABLC plaguedd by proiiblems! HH'1 W/\SHINGT0N(UP1)--'-TheSalem ChairmanI N'Nunzio Palladion acknowi- n n u clear pow er plant in1 NiNew Jersey edged the: ci commission’s response to w as plagued by sloppy recoijcord-kceplng Salem’s record-keeping re problems and a variety of other mamanagement "wasnot astisthorouRhasltshouldhave ____ problems for lwd*years^ithat ied to a been." serio u s equipm ent failurel i liiasl monlh. Top officioicials of Public Service G as. ------It wasdlsclosed I'Yiday.—------& Electric’ CCo.vSalem’g ovtners.-have— Nuclear Regulatory Commission Ct adm itted thithey operated Uie reactor documents released at a IHouse sub- with Improproperly maintained circuit commillee hearing showow NRC in- b re a k e rs for Uie reacto r's automatic sp ecto rs cited the plant fofor r' “ failure to shutdow n sy:system. They also acknowl- develop master .equlpmement Ijsls... edge compoipounding the error with an rep eated Instances of missed ml sur- Inadequatee investigation after the • veillance lesls. degradattortton of physl- equipm entt failed,fc cal security... marginallylyacceptable i The NRC,C describedi the failures of - -- performance—in-Qthcr_r _ functional - au to m atic; sbuldownsb devices at Salem____ a re a s ." o i T F e Si r ^ d 25 a s Uie most signlfi- Rep, Edward Markey.';y. D-Mass.. cant eventsits Involving reaclor safety r ' . who unveiled lhe NRCtc material, since the ThThree Mile Island accldenl stressed the commission knknew ns long— in 1079. as two years ago the Salemlem plant did • The circui'cult' breakers that failed to - jr equipm ent op erate twlc nol have a propcr master < wlce lasl month were not ...... list, which would enable managersmj to even Identlfl u ' ^ tified on Uie plant’s master . . k&plrackofcriticalsafety<•tydevices. -equipmentt listI two years aRO. ac- RTISING DEPARTMENTMT: ^33-0931, THE TIMIM ES— N E W S , P .07 BOX Under fluestlonlngby Marrlarkey, NRC cording tgB Uiet NRC. RETAIL ADVERl 2«48JWINFALLSjD.jOAHOSM Ol^; r ______' . S ocial I Salurday. M arcti 2 6 .1M3 ' T im os-Na ew w ss. T w m rslU . Id ah o A-5 Securility resci:ue plan1 —— N atiiton passeissiniate> n ig h tssession ByMARYBEnHFRANKU.N:UN I------^------1 wiUwith the short aod kmg-tennj r t n a n c P r e Ssident ] pnresses wetterp t time?” he said. •‘Thehe nuclear the trigger.” Tbe Senate approved thehe {package. fll > j jobless benefits svould not rurun o u t In “ o " based on lhe recommendatlidatlons of .a ' the Interim. national commission. 58-158-14 early T he package calls for graCa dual In- f ^ F riday m om ing. sendingIlng it lo fflBl u creases in the normal ageJ'for I full r Reagan. T he action, which1 cameca after oM M M retirement benefits from thee icu rren l m any m em bei^ had already 55 to 67 next century In two0 stages. :i ady lefl for agaW m w m m m ■ * , E a ste r vacation, culminateu ted m ore meaning Americans bom in1 1!1938 and ^ mmm than a year of bitter debate.e. laterw o u ld have to wait an ex tra two months lo two years to retire. The package, which the House SARETTESS approved 243-102 shortly beforebefi mid- It provides exlra credits forrd c elay ed CARTCON OF CIG retirement lo encourage pe« n l ^ t T hursday. Is designeded tot en su re S E N . Ri O o b e r t d o l e ”” *?P'' TO. «coupon good for the pur- work longer, and softens tl GOOD OM.Y the system’s solvency overrthenext75 tb • i4 .n « k iI „ p , a r t l s a n e f f o r t “ K "re- » o t On» Cation o t C I g tn t' years by spreading the burderten among Halls blp< tlrement- test” as an incentntlve tor ttth a m inim um p u rc h a so o l $ 5 9 9» arch 25. 26. 27. th e nation’s 36 million beneleneficlaries rellrement agege toi 67 next century. penpenslonsers lo keep workinfIng a fler lanfto)10} G allant or m o r t a l Caa. 1983 and 116 m illion workers whoivho conlrib- The comprorromise. worked out by retiretirem en t without losing thelieir Social ute to the system. House and Semenate negotiators during SecSecurity checks. mi( One Coupon Per Persrson Per Day- ' ” F o r all of our senior cltizcitizens who a 12-hour maratrathon session Thursday. Currently, C retirement benelleflls are OffiOffer C ood Only While Suwpply Lastsll worried aboul receiving theirthel Social also requiress newly hired federal redreduced $l for every $2 earneded o v er a Security benefits andI forI the workers — ass wellw a s all high officials set set ceiling by rellress uncinder 70. — present-day w orkers concern«med about from the presi•esident to members of BegBeginning in 1900. benefits wiwould be 57;77 Blue Lakes BlBlvd. No. 111 1 2 Blue Lakes Blvd.B. No. the solvency of lhat system.:m, I think a C ongress-toJ111. which freed $5 billion passage of the two high-priorority bills \. hM dedhome for the Easterjrholidays. h< to allow somen e sla te s to pay Jobless cloaked ' the problems Congrgress lefl • L arg o - ' P resident R eagan, who0 supported si benefits to about at 2 million unem- behind after a week of eariy-n-m om ing. disposabio ived at th e White House , iJoth m easu res, called themm ""issues of ployed, arrivei late-night sessions: b a g p e a t significance" to An-Americans, late Thursdayly nlghl.i Reagan signed ll • The House handed Reagann a sting- \ • Full tim o and haUed Congress for• le;legislating a short time laler.lat • T ing defeat on the budget, cututting his 2ln the best bipartisan tradltiiditions.” Although ReaganRe lauded Congress ing o d g o (lg lhe jobs packagc. he request req for defense spendingg Iby m ore W// c lo a n in g ^ a m glad th a l greal goodlod isense did for approving than half.;|xnclllng in S30 blbillion in prevail over partisan coconcerns,’' wamed lhatt "m” ak e works Jobs are tba new tax es and adding $26 bilbillion for - R eg.M l9"^ M a g a n said a t the openingngof o a news, temporary at best” and urged ne\ domestic programs. ____conference In th e White Housrother. 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lake away ‘ temporarily 1from the your correspo3pondente. Handle money ccom c in the (uture. Do» n ’t waste newcontaclflwa with those who can flwjn ■ strc.ssanilstralno(regulard•duties. wisely. . I m oney on persons \vho ar e■ uungrateful. upyourllfe:Slr; Slriveforhapplness. spope ^GKMINI (May 21 to Junen e 2 l) Y o u VIRGO (Aui ^ Daihly Horos Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) A lime SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 221ItoD«.2n PISCES (Pci[Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) t k e - arc ar now-able. to_come to t( a fine to think aboutout Improving your flnan^ Mf ake ll a point to keep In1 ttouch with care of yourour personal-obllgalfins___ y m e m te rs (vjjj status. A' umlerstandlngUI with (amlly 1 Avoid one who has an eye ''persons i: you iSillyTinjoyn’-ATwrsonal earlyin iheda;• da y for best resultsJStbw aami t have m ore accord In thele 1future. on your assetsets. Be wiuyof outsiders. goal { can easily be attainedInow. n . more inlereststin ii a civic matter. *rr • : GENER.VI.TENDENC1R:-IRS: A good c en trale onn I having more harmony MOON CHILDREN (June:le 22 to Ju ly LIB R A (Sc{Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Think CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 lo0 J . a n . 20 ) A ip . y o uI r CHC IIJ) IS BORN VO- -d ay tp get togeiher wilh-ciii-congcntals with allies.aiand. become_more. sue- 2i21.). A:day to_vjsU good friej .. along lines of of gaining your^peraoi^__ ttlm e.to conlacl-loyal frlencnds and go t ' daY.. ;he' orr Shesl Will get a lo n ^ ll '" • and plan how you and ind com e lo nima. Be nio till Ihey can cessful In thehe future. T ry to m ake life tives ti' and business allies ani more efficient in handling itheir backing Jor somethi:hing Ihal.l3 _w|thjuslablom-ovorybodybecauaiof0 4 l ...... u l>uUer understandlngw ilh t Ibecom e more successfu) In jyour rela-.. more pieasania n t ...... - ul h them. — routines. Don'on’l oeglecl an Important Im I p o rtan t’ to you, RelaxX at home ujo real chanra rm in this nature, sscbe ■ tlonships. Fine also for ent i.KO (July 22 to Aug. 21) a cntcrtalnlni' Check your payment, tonight.I • sure lo directeel the education along an d rom ancc. . TAURUS; (/(Apr. 20 to Mny 20) Plan susurroundings and make neneeded Im- . scORPIO) (Ocl.(( 23 to Nov. 21) Make AQUARIUS (Jan. 71 tolo Feb. 19) iiniH th at willdll irequire being wlth-the ARIES (Mor. 21 lo Anr, : for recreation that.can pr Dr, loi Con-- som e»tim e f( proveinents. Ideal lime to cacatch u p on , plans lhat could coi produce greater in- Forget I dull routines now1 iand make publlcagoodpi•d pnrt of the timo. .-S' Saturday.^ Mareh 2e, 1983 TlnieJ.NowNews, Twin Falla, Idaho A-7 ple ^MIDNIIGHT SHObwsi^i Miller ( I FRI DAYr& SATUIJROAYf directsi *Salesi>man’ fFor Chiinese i% S M a d lllllerant show each nignlghtl W BySlCHAELROSS Uotted Pnsa latemaUooal ▲ THE DOORS5 CI R E A K O P E N A T 1liisnp.M. i : I t - - T PEKING - In 1949. the Commu-I niaU cam e to po w er In China Ch aod "Dealh of a S alesm an ” premremieredon r X Broadway. .Sow, Ume h a s broughtt thoaeUi two OWEEN] evenU logeUier again anduxl Peking audiences are about lo seeM'<'i iii» Him T ^ [ S E A S O3N I OF THE WITCH Chinese producUon-of-th IIII dlr«cted by none other lhann ilsIt] author. T g | The nilight no one con>mes home.y playwrlghl A rthur Miller. “ It w asn't m y Idea. It wasvas theln.” Miller said F rid a y , stretchingilngoutcna couch before a crowd ol reporspwterslna S 2 1 5 ^ reception room at the ^ t a l 'n>e- ater. \rftere he has beentn t busy re- hearsing his C hinese cast for the past m r ! we^lc m Miller confessed-the idealea seemed ^ imposslUe to him when hetie wasv flrst ' ■ llllllll^^ , ap^ched by Ylng Ruocbocbeiig. the ^ Cblnese a c to r a o d directrector v t o I theb i played Kublai K han in Ibe MaMarcoPolo ■ I AMM ^^ ^ f l ^ ^ at tei^islon mlnl-series. | f l E "1 don’t speak the langunguage aod B ^ H j ^ l Zn they don't speak Engllah.'sh.” MlUer ■

“I thought we were bo0 rarIi apart ■ ■ ■ K -''.'I. a k e m e lo r- culturally that it would lake A r t h u r M ille r s p e aiks k s w ith reporters at a CChinese press confereir c n c e ever to m ake th in g s comprciprehenklble to .the actors. I t ’s one thin;Jilng to sy u ab le ol Chloese,” Ch and his photo- InIn China. MUler is gambllillng on a cultures are} I tremendously different Cablevisicon Suggests decstand a d eclarativ e senle!ntcnce.bul grapher wilertfe I n ^ M orath. who cojconviction built on four dedecades of hut Uiat undeidemeaUi Uiere Is homo it'a quile another to understi speaks the lanlanguage fluently, cam e lo ob:observing and transferring UieUi drama sapien. He’sI UUiere and I'm hoping to plicated emotions. I was scan _ P eking. wher

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GALVESTON. T exas (UP:UPI) — An agreem entor or It was stolen, and this Don't Al\Aiss Last Yd e e a r 's 81-yearold m aa being cvlevicted by w eek he lostit a i court batUe wiUi the >1^" reWlves Irom Uic house helehasrented hi newownereofI of the house, who w ant to month, said ra ise the refit n tialmost ten-fold, iNHAj'f 42; yeara Ior S26.50 a mor Favoritite Booth Atk tT h e Friday he would ralher movem to a Hoke's helrtlira. KaUiy W ard. 31. and i : ccnieletj lhan leave hiss h home and h e r brotherJohn Jc fiihnUig. 26. both of "" m ' o O! tobaU) garden. Houston, saidaid toey can no longer 1 *1.b'o . “ 1 hope I go lo lhe cemetery." cei afford to renlent toe house for $318 a home:& ENERGY IFAIR StjIIordSchmldlsald. 'Tmi’m too old to y e a r, especial:iaUy when they have a MAR.RCH 26th & 27tl7tli move. I'm going on 82-year«-ar»«Id and 1 potential rentis t e r who is willing lo pay ONIIE DOLLAIR Juitdon'l feel like I could move."moi $230 a month,h. TWIN FALLLS HIGH SCHOC)0L GYM : Sthmldl has renled Iheie two«toryI A Galvestootoo County probate Judge COUPO'N I haiseheandhlabrothenibiil1 buUt In 1941 o rd ered Schmhm idt to vacate Uie pro- C on ' property owned byf SSchmidt’s pertywlUiinSQ130 days. I S a v e a d o l l air r off th o price of yiyour meal i ^ nephew. Al lh a l Ume, Schirchmldl said. “ I sym pati«thize wiUi him ." said I w h ean i you dine w ith us he signed a lifelong leaseu e vrilh his Ju d g e Jeromme e Jones. “ But you’ve gol ^ E O I nephew H erm an Holce guai{uaranteelng tofoUowthelajlaw . llju s t boiled down to I S a t u r d aly, y 11:00 a.m .-5:000 p . m . I! iJR the renl. h e didn't haviav e Uie evidence in v^rlt- v alidd 'w ith p u rc h o se ol $ 3 .5 03 o r m o re , ■ Schmldl sa id h e has mltplLlspiaced the Uig.” ’ j Coup9fi , o n o COUI>upon p e r cu sto m er p o r d a y . ■ j SPEECIAL O>FFER 1 sffer expires April 9th One Ycou Can't Rele f u s e ! Calendar givesc jobleess yuks ; SATTURDAY ONLYY ! ••• W lSn cOLN. Neb. (UPI)I) - If the M s. Vos holelolds two part-tim e restau- 'hile finishing a degree in unamployed can afford It and can ra n t Jobs whil 1 * 1 . 0 0 *1.00! m lite r lhe will lo laugh.. Uiey Ill might theater. spee(eedi and English at Uie pick up a copy of Uie Secondnd Quarterly( University of < N^raska-IJncoln. Unemploymeni Calendar. When her owriwn work hours w ere cut. m M I she came up wiUi the Idea for Uie T.MamlVo3.27,haspulluttogeUiera calendar. 11 s^sellsfor$3.69. TwmrAus^KiCIM B IR LY A N D H A NM ll IM 7 3 3 -6 3 3 0 guide tor ttie Jobless, a schedulesd of “ Sometimesies people laugh, but If it nUS336-4S8S W j ' survival Ups fro m colIecUniUng tin cana— Ilngers.-Uienfl {someUiing can be dono - " M o JEROMI, ¥m[NDIU. i ANDOOODINGNG936456S - tb going on a b ig E a ste r eg;egg hunt for about il." Ms.Is. Vos said of her altempt >kl719 KImberlyRoodid — ^ theweek’sm eals—eggsalai;alad.devUed to use humorlor to focus attention on ■ v and egg soup. serious subjecilects. ..J

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\-1' ■J •A-^TIm«»^ew8. Twin FalFalls. Idaho . Salurday. MarclIrenes. 1963 Wind1 blows hikers !off icy^m ounitain PINKHAM NOTCH.[.N.H. N (UPD- wasreporti)rted on the mountain in April A blast of wind blew twowo University of 1934. Maine studenU off lhethe Ice-covered "One of)f themI was knocked o v e r by gum m lt of 6.288-f(S-foot Moujil the wind.1. W^ e're not sure which ooe. Waahlngton. killing one>ne and Injuring He slid intopell«d>ll«d H M y Injuries at a Berlin hosi Model 030. V/HEELS • 6.003' xxl.SO" polv w h « « lt • Intagrol■olf I i \ WHEiHEElS • d" Sleel wheels • Forii■oriillex w hvel M l > f Flah and Game Depaepartm ent Sgt. em ployeee from North Haverhill,i s / ^ wheol baoflnst • 4.poiiil«nlon monuoi W g K l odju»tm*nt; I ortngt • S posltlon externol h«ihelgbl odjust- IB I D avid Hewlll said. found K[ashkooll as at about 2 p.m. . r- to 3- • OECK/HANOIEi • All.ito*! d«ck • 7'8 " blockickH ^^^^^X mentmt • DECK.'HANOLE • All-itoelleel dock wiih \ ^ Kaahkooll. listed InI fa ir condition. Thursday,y. He walked him down the tteol hondl* ENGINE • 33 HHP e as ongino. 9.02 Cu. in. I potteniod linglo door reor roor dischorg** . •R sw ind tta r l • Ramolo throtiTotiU. -- I h aa been an Iranian gratiraduale student mountainn anda a rescue team of 30 to 40 • Snop lock oroMCOtchorlor ottochmonr |H ||IV |^ • Pull deck bolflet • 7.8I ' chromo ch slool ■^^■1 Y I' at the University of Mjaine’s Orono people froifrom five New H am pshire handle ENCINE/DRIVE • 3'3'<> HP BSS | 9 P | L J campus for seven years.-8. Ihesaid. organlzatiotlons searched for the other . i ongine, 9,02 CU. in. •• -Re■Rewind ilo rt Hokenson and Kaahkiihkooll left the hiker. Hewiiw ittsaid. ^ Rog. R. $129.95 I k • Remolo ihroule • Hondlondle-mounted. Appalachian MountainIn iClub hikers' Tlrey lociocaled the body at 5:30 p.m . fe vorloblo-tpeed dutch • RReor wheel |fiH T I ^ H h d riv o . camp at PInkham Notch)tch on Monday Thursday/ ata the top of the beadwall at and planned to hikee tot •Crawford Huntington'on’s Ravine, a spot known for Notch In tbe White Mountuntaln range by ils d angenlerous climbing and skiing M l 8 “ | R ® g - S 2 9 Saturday.Kewlttsald. conditionsIS 1in (he spring, the Fish and “They made the sumnm m It of Mount G am eofflct'Icersaid. H m - Washington yesterday.”." ithe Fish and At 9 p.mI.m. Ice climbers from the SAIE G am e officer said Fridayday. "The snow Mountain1 fRescue Service recovered E v e r s h a r pi20"C 2 ut/3 HP w as blown clean and It > w as covered the body aand n started bringing It down with very thick, clearr liIcc- that was the m ountintain. They completed the smooth as glass.” operationalI a lll;3 0 p.m., Hewitt said, LAWN MOWERA E versharp 2 2 " C ut/ The winds were blowlnkvlngatsomph Fish andid Game< conservation officer P WHEEIS • 7.00"»1.50" pol,pol/ whesit • Forliflox wheel with a temperature of 20 degrees, Robert Vasiashaw . who led the e ffort to booflng» • 9 po»ifion qoickick oxiornol hoighi odjuttmonr L A W N M O V creating a wind chill fadfactor of minus rcscue thle e pair,| wamed all hikers to - DECK/HANDLE • M-gaugWER I - ft boHI** • Chrom o ileolI handle.h ad|uttobl? ENGINE ' n \ \ 70 degrees. Hewitt said,Id. The world's stay off thehe m ountain Friday because V . 3 H P B4S origin*. 9.02CU.u. i.in. •Rom olo ih fo tn t highest recorded wind gust.gu 231 mph, of extremele ice1 conditions. M o d e l 3 3 ‘ Alodol 0 7 2 Self proped' Reg. $139.95 I w k Barracl^kslose hheat, Rotary mowD w e x / c a s t d e! c c k k p coolingjjnoneyr saved S > ^ S A 1 E . ^* 1 2 8 “ TORT POLK. U . (UPI) (Ul — The "The onlylly thing I can really say is ' ^ R e g . $ C$ 3 2 9 . 9 5 m k Arm y h as "no plans to> tutum the heat the energyy consumptionc Is higher." he back on" In chilly ban)arrack3, post- said. . houses and offices becau;ause the base Officialss titu m ed off the heal " to take Evorsharp 22"2"Cut/3'/j HP ------must-save- tbe-restuf-lts-Its-I903«iergy—advantagee of-theo relatively mJld-spr-—-- S _____ S A L E . ^ 2 8 - - - -budget-for summer airr cconditioning.- - Ing periodi and-trya to conserve some mmmmarnmmmmm \ / = = = l A W N i W an officer said Friday. en erg y " In anticipation of the sum- W O W ER — ^ ______H i? bate already has used $4.4 mer months.h s. Howell sa i d . _____ Modol 082. Somo -foolofot 2L modol 072, plui_ _£j«jj:sharp^211jCutM:i million of Its 19.6 millionIon fiscal year "Air condinditlohlng draws the most • 22 - blodo •"8.00'* 1.75"'5 llool wKooli w •h'ubi • • Oil dip Slick • ChromoB foldingIt hondio • Vortlcol , - allocation for energy a an nd has shut out of o ur uutilities t program." he said, b pulltlo't. down gas. electric andId oil heating "It costs mom ore lo run air conditioning l;A W N M O W Modol 264 i ; i system s in all buildingss c:except medi- during thee ssu m m er thail heat during •' • 0.0000x1.75" Ifont lires • Boll-beorbeoring from ^ V H cal clinics, child care facllllies fa and thewinter." wheoliols • Poly hubcops • 9 pojiiionion quicki ox- .,4 — Vy lornolol horght odjoilment: I' to 3'» ’ the chapel. Howell said sa there have bmn no I '.- . Hondio ^ ieg. $159.95 •; r - —^ A \ laletyly conlrol for blado broko duicl:luich • 4 HP ^ \ "T here are no plans to;otumtheheat ti reportsofsksickness because of the heat ;■ \ \\ BiSonongino, 11.39 Cu. in. • Action1 guardgu< blodo K'i' - back on although we areire monitoring shutoff but! Jt h eat would be lum ed back - “ * y ^ ^ broko<0 ■clutch •V orlicol pull Slort ' th e conditions.” saidj Capt.' Phll on for UlI residentsr or others with $|3388JJ: \ ^ » o p iiolionol grosscolchor, . Howell, public affairs officeroffi for the special need:eds. SALE.’ r 5th Mechanized Infantr: [r \ v , , ler heaters in office build- • ‘‘Everyone Is affected, re ! been tumed off. officials r l ^ Reg. $262 6 9 . 9 5 5 ^ ran k ." A family and troop-quarters— T he heat cutoff affects j lo t w ater. soldiers and their depende :lons have been granted in whom have complainedd vigorouslyv to Exemptlor Eversharp 22'Z 2" C u t/3 Vj HP i8«« |Y A rm y officials as ovemlglnight tempera- family housluslng for medical reasons tu res have slipped Into:o theI 30s this and h eat hasia s rem ained on In facllllies week. ' housing eququipment requiring a con- LAWN MOWER;A '■Howell said utility cons'onsumptlon at trolled climam ate. th e base SO miles west ofif AAlexandria is Offlclalss said s no heat or air condl- M o-del d i 2 6 0 running about 12 percentmt higher lhan tioning will.-111 be iised ~ except In E v e rs h a rp 2 22" ' Cut/4 HP . last year, but officialsi havehi no idea exemptedI buildingsbi ~ until'May 15.. S e lf Prcr o p e lle d ■',,why energy-saving meameasures have when the; ai ir "conditioning season ' - tieen so unsuccessful. I LAWNJVIAOWER begins. Reg>9 . $ 1 9 9 .9 5 ‘ M odol 3 6 4 • Rear grottcaicoichor «WHEEIS . • S ’ tiro s • Slool whoeliels • Boll'faooring < Iron! Nvhools •More Man waants dogJsaved w j DECK HANDIE • U gaulougo slool dock / S A L E . * ^ 1 5 8 “ w ilh potonlod jinglo> doord roor dis- '/ A SAN JOSE. Calif. (UPl) ( I - A vIsltlngalMiMrs. C ruse's home. . : c h o rg o • Handle tolety'Control C( for blodo b ro k o clulch eMoro Doberman pinscher nam amed Fret^t "We were:re sitting on the patio and MI ENGINE DRIVE •Snop loclock shroud • Vor. T rain Is gelting railroadedded. his owner m inutes later, lat< Casey (McCracken) ticol pull itorl • Aclionn guard ------says, so she is asking thethe Callfomla started runninning towards thc dog and — - b lo d e -b ro k o clutch -Hondio------R anch Kingig . Suprem e Court to spare th«th e 7-year-old poked Frelgl:lghl T rain above the e y e." mountod. voriobln-In-ipocd ^ ^ ;• clutch «Moro . dog who has spent fiveI’O monlhs on Mrs.Crusese said. "He started to do it a “ death row." second limene and before 1 could get L A W N T R A^CTOR ( I I ■ Reg. $349.95. . The Santa Clara CounDunty animal anything out ou of my moulh lo his • 3 8 'Cut • 11 HP«McM o d o l 4 9 7 you know how quick babies control board convicted FFreight n Train mother-yo • Pivotod front oxio of being vicious for blllffg bll a 13- are - Freigeig h t T rain bll him ," she • Sololy interlock syjlom “ _____m onth-old boy In Septembcn ber. A Sanla Mid. • 3'ipood transaxlo drive I $ 3 2 8 ® ® C lara County Superior 'Court O judge Mrs. McCr■Cracken said the baby w a s — -io-v.heclj ♦Jwo jioggof/ i; ow ard her when the dog ovorlop 19" blodos and the 1st District Courturt of Appeal walking tow • Soporoio clutch and > • both upheld the decision.'• ------jumped-al-;;l-hlm.-Ca6ey-need€d-37— • broko podals • Hoodllghtj- ;r n his face and neck and andan ommoior • Plus much "W e’re attacking the. vvj a lid ity and ' 4 h i Evorsh(h a rp 2 6 " C ut/8 HP - constitutionality" of thc cc plastic surgery, his nance lhat defines the dog d. Train has spent the past r RIDING LL A W N M O VW l ER-1 - I- -- said Albln Danell, lawyer fc Reg. $1,099.95 ~ Modol 526.WH££lS.PV.iV-80 boorings e Pivotod fronl axlo.AAorooxli ^ * owner. “In the meantime. IS a t th c Almaden Kennels t A L I "li’ ENGINE • 14-omp bolleryiry • 1 .gallon gos lank • Moro Dl lh Ir-llno shilt • Choln drive lo ___ Ing the stale Supreme Cot t order. ■ii —ipood-ifonsmliiio.rLwi'h owner Ken - Robinson de- - U M oro OECK^CONTROLS:LS-* Sing!e~boll.drlvon-bloc)o • 5 this dog’s life." cutting hoighi adjuHmoninl lovor *M oro' scribed himm as having "one of the ^ ^ 8 ' * 9 9 8 “ ^ * The case ijoes lo.court.Mc M o n ila y ...... ' swrelesl lertemperaments I've_ever__ - ______In Scptembtf. Ihc UoiitoG’s o«Ticr.: sm nlnananianim al." $ 1 , 1 8 9 . 9 5 ...... t : 7 S A L e M 0 8 I B ertha Cnise, ami th Court lawsuit alleges Pend ~ / \ ^ ------endielon uscd-for-ihe“dlsplip uled money so lhe board l , 0 6 8 M ^ i Prices Effeelctiv[e Until April Iveague funds for,personalal Ibenefit and could computpute w hat he was owed for fo r purposes other than Ix:Uague busl- unused vacatcation. The Utgue asserts ness.t . .the money wwa as never repaid, Pendleton, president or ol the San Victoria C Cendreda. the Ixiague's t Diego Urtjan l-eague rrtjm froi 1975 to .comptroller, V w ADDISON AVE. E. N r, w as fired by Pendleton . March 1982, was authorizerized to write early in 19®.982>a(ter questioning his___ Blnylfr-filgnnhirp rhpokt!_oUess-than—handllng-of- nf □f-tdJgOETInances. The $1,000 against thc League’ue's account. Uague boatoard reinstated her and //Z g suppn On tlie day he resigned. Pendleton Pendleton rc resigned a monlh before 11 - ? — ------: - —wTQtfl IQ checks for,SaM-caLeachjind-an_President-Rc Reagan'appointcd him to . n t h check for $G24 to payly hhimseir lor hend.lhc OTI ...... m m F s ’ . 5 ^ vlilllghls^ornmisslon^ ■

1TIMBS-NEWSS ■ I J y «I »■ : " ” C C A S S5TFIED f ADVERRTISING P’H(DNE i 733-092331

j . • • Satunurday, March 26,1963 Timos-nos-Nows. TwlnFalls. Idaho

■ Obituaries/Hospip i t a l s B 2 ^ M a V a i J ■ LocalNews B2 Uey ■ igic ■ Legislature B4 B ______% F ile;r o fificer• ‘is ca h eir o ,’ s J a y s>chiln Kails area law.«nIoinforcement officers and their th sccond call. The reasteason lhe second call was Times-Sews writer Depi>eputy Robert G authier. 39. off Buhl,Bu allegedly _ C o u n lySheriff '» Jam es Murui lo conconduct an wives, when hIw e responded at about 6:30 pp.m. m ade h as nol Iwen discdisclosed. was'as shot by F red Miller. 68. olof Filer, may indupendeienl investigation of the> slKotlng.s loalamlIy slshooting, and many bothoth rem ained in th e hospital’s’s irlnlensive

Leamning ■ ^ P go o l houw to E E l live’ life H H p aj n e l - “ heald'hier 2 g i n s ByH/\LBERNTON ry/nes-jVews writer

TWIN F A L J^ - Stay>lay healthy by changing yourlifestyle. Those were lhe “burauzz" words al u d y the second annual Twindn Falls Health Fair, which opened Friday Fr in the By DAVID) M(MOFFAT College of Soulhem IdahJaho gym. TZ/nes-jVewsws wwrlt«ii___ _ P articipants In the firstfir d^y of the i ------two-day health.fair.loolook part in .a..^ ^ ^ ^ H FALI^ - City Council’s battery of lests. ranginghig' from a ------swlmmlng'-poj-poal_review_cammlllee computerized diet analylalysis to a spot iCjnHH determined!d several: areas for im- test for glaucoma. / '-JW mediate studstudy at Ils tirst meeting ------TKsnBir-are-desigisigned no~ glve~ ^^^^| ------Prlday-and-sid-asslgned-several- mem-— participants a cotcomprehensive aHT / berstopursuersue them. picture of their cuncurrent health j W f f M em bersrs eof the commlllee also status. Along with thehe tests comes W J loured the5 cicity’s Harmon Park pool expert advice fromn heallh pro- ’ / and heardI an estimate ot the extent of fessionals taking part inli this year’s M its deterioraloration. Then, they were fair, who pinpoint pos£xissible trouble l i briefed on the rehabilitative spots and how to avoid tl; H t M m easures lhal the would be r^ re d to ■‘It was nice to haveive all the lests R v open ll thisis sisummer and an estimate taken to g eth er." saidCICyndleWoods. j of the costss InInvolved. as she went over herr resultsr< with a Monday. Twin T Falls City Council nurse. formed thele commiUee.ec which Is com- Woods look p a rt in a relatively | V .V posed of cityrily otflclals. concerned cltl- llghl Friday afternoonx)n turnout for zens and represenlatives rep of various the fair. Bul crow dsi werewt expecled ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ D ■ local organi:anizallons with a natural lo Increase once peopletie jgot off work. WA sawr/ih Inlerest in1 aan new public pool. Tolal attendance at al the Iwoday Glaucom a testJngwaw a s o n ly o n e o f t h e b o> o o th s a t t h e H e a l t h F a il i r h e l d a t t h e C o lle g e o f S o u t h e r n I d a h o The Issue:ue arose earlier this year event Is expected to equijqual or surpass when it was wa discovered that the the l.OOO people estimaImated to have bleacherss tby filling oul a standard compuler • lhat spits ouout fortune computer’s's advice, said Sam "Keep going, keep goiioing. blow. H arm on Parli>ark pool had deteriorated to attended la st y e a r's fair.fall This year, health histostory and weighing in lo find cookie-llke < advice -- whiclich warned Cnossen, an an Idaho Microcomputer blow, blow." urged a nurlurse as an the polnl where wh It may be fiscally some 250 Individuals5 reregistered for out how cloclose they a re lo th eir Ideal one < individual thal he was3s "vulAera- sa le s repre*resentatlve who manned elderly m an huffed animd puffed unwise to use further city money for the fair in advance to0 tryU and avoid weight, Ible to dcprivational slre^.B." Ihe-booth.. isis based on informallon Ihrough a disposable cardbdboardlube its repair. some of the lengthy line:ines that slowed After aviI vision test, they m ove on to To combat thal illne^.is. the com- com pliedby by a Twin Falls counseling ' into computerized equipmenent. which------Council haah as asked the com m ittee to progress Ihrough the 1081982 fair. a multiple-)le-cholce test designed lo puter i counseled him to0 "look for scrvice. calculated how closely hhis aclual work oul theth e technical issues. Includ- Participants start lhIhelr circular measure slistress levels. T he resulls of more i stlmuiallon in your > life. T he nexlit booth I checked lung ca- breath capacity equaled1 Ithe norm. Ing whether;er Ithe city could reopen the fair lour around the uppjpper-level gym the tesi anare fed into a Victor 9000 especially « If you live aleilone." The paclty. •See FA IR OQ PagegeB3 Harmon park3ark pool and whelher resi­ ______I dents of thele cilycl w ant lo pay tor a new public pool.)1. If the comiommitlee finds favor for a new pool,, il must recommend what lype 0^ pool Is needed and what funding mecinechanism would be most F i r m 1 c o m i p l e t e !! s M ag ; i c V ^ a l l e y j m o v i llkelytosucceucceed...... Council h£had requested that the By BONNIE BAIRD JONEINES Dick ConvDnverse. the m anager of the Converse said lhat during a loward ruralral areas. make the system avallabiible on a wider com m itteee maken ils recommenda- , Times-News writer Twin FallsIs |plant, a subsidiary of the worker-training \ program1- - offered in He saidid the firm plans lo0 basis.'’he said, lions by thhe e April/ 25 council meeting. ' E .F . John;hnson Co.. told Jerome cooperation < wilh the (College ot manufactureure mobile telephonee However. Converse sosaid that the But Fridayly..! M ayor Chris Talkington. JEROM E - U.S. Comr>mmunicatlons C ham berof of Commerce m em bers Ihls Southern i Idaho - the insnslruclor re- equipment,it, which Is sim ilar lo a units Initially will beOe somewhat who Is chairilairing the commlllee. said able mlghl be loo tight, Co. will m ake its movee lo the Magic week lhal th the electronics ported p lhal afler the first•sl few days, two-way radio, ra^ bul It can accom-'• expensive for such use.. 1He said that this timetable it was decide lhal Donna Valley complele next wee>veek when the manufaclurlluring firm is pleased wlih any : of the women in the• classc would modate con»nversalions between two0 depending on the continlrol system Friday, it \ engineering portion of the business is its new localcation. have I been capable of teteaching lhe indlvidualsaIs as on a regular telephone. serving the units, such aas the Moun- Stalley. anin at-largea member, would 3 system for determining brought lo Twin FallsIs from( Kent,. , jrhe firm.•m Is localed ln.lhe-Iocmer.„f•^ p ro g ra m ,______1 Hc also) ssays the firm will m akee tain Bell Telephone Co....COSUproba- t propose a s; ' mobile telephones, which citizens wanl and whal Wash. KellwoodI h so clear, he said, lhalit Kellwood building give:fes the firm YFCA direcirector John Eschenburg employees, th eir famllleJIlles and local Valley Is Lh6lh6 lype of worlters available Wash., ^ plant decided notlol lo follow callers willill not know they are usingS plenty of room tor exparlanslon-and were assigneejned to investigate the types business and govemmeninl leaders.1 in a rural communily.coi thi eir Jobs lo Idaho. He saidlid the major radlo-lype: equipment. e< expansion may mean asI nmany as 1.000 of pools prestresenlly being buill and the _ According _lo_.Urry_ry_ Dunn, a "Peoplee in ; a rural environment reason r for that was thele fact lhat ConverseX said the equipment Iss -employeessomelimeinththe fulure. cosls associatdated with them. ‘ spokesman for lhe localal | plant. "T he work“Tx:lleTleniS~parfofa-tcamrarc—ssp o u ses hold high-paying';5 jobs ifi lhe— designed babaslcallytoservebusiness—s ------R ighi now.’ he sald ;thle e ]plant will be------A nd-Jerry-rryMeyerhofterrthe acting— ------company regrets that we don't have more dedic:Healed and dependable.’' be SealU S e area and fam iliess were\ reluc-. firms and.3. loI give users good com-I- “ - Operating with 35 people, expandingc to' presldeni of the College of Southern lhe capaciiy to invitee Ithe general said. "Thos

B-2 Tim es-N ew a. Twin FiJl!Falb. ktaho Saturday. Marcrirch 26,1963 >ol------Choralilegives-ianniversisay conczert ?SLDtlai^fromPiW I ------T ^ a i r - i h e pool-to-a-poljoM .wlieraJt_ repHlrblll.Y11., Young said. ' could be used for anoUieher five to to At FridayIday’s meeting. Talklngtor Much disciscusslon a l the first meeting TWIN FALI^ -~ The' Magic Valley Choram te will Tho m ajor worl 8 years. reiterated'thd' Uiat Uie pool was built ir «rk in this year’s concert:rt • will be concernedI the possibility of a present Its lOth annlviniversary Palm Sunday conc<^ r t this "Gloria" by Antoni f But h e said Uils estlmaUlie Is based on m a. nnril_lhal..the u unaophlttlcalec— - - Sunday.------tonio Vlv^dl. wilh Joan Carrrr, Camllle_ ‘‘Band-Ald’li" for the Harmon Park " ah optim istic a s s ^ m e oit t iol the pool's concrete tecttechnology of Uie lime Is Uk T b x “and K ristlne eR Rhodes as sololsU; Tbe chc'horalealso pool this sumummer. The concert wiUstaritart a t 3: IS p.m . In the auditorlorium of will sing Hovland'std's "Saul" and Beethoven’s underlying structural int4ntegrity. P ro- root o( thee pool’spo problems, not Inade- '# "Halieiu- City Counxincil h a s not ruled out the Fine Arts Centerr al th e College of Southern IdiIdaho, Jah." it blem s m ay exlsl Uiat canm not be seen (juate m ainteIntenance. lat faculty th is tum m eit ButIt now, bul which could drivi The choraJe. compoiiposed of vocalists from throiiroughout However. Sunda:iday'B perform ance Is nol s Ive the actual Eschenburiburg, however, questioned ■Wrtly a Icated I, it wlU not S { ^ the th e a rea, w as organlunlzed In 1973. with R oger Vln(Nncent of concert of sacredi mmusic. The w om en's chorus e repair cost much higher,, hbe said. . why Uie cily:lty did not act last year on e city engineering depart-i* AnoUier problem Uie clt; Filer as llrst director±)r and board president. ThThe flrsl seiecllona from theh e im usical •■Oliver” and men :lty faces w ith ihem atterr. eni chorus ment hM estlistlmated would be requiredd Uie H arm on Park pool concert was-given AprilAp: 15 thal year, with thele IEaster will present som eelight lij numbers. B y d e laaylng y ir replacement of Uie. this year — if that moneyy cu rren tly operates Uie poo portions ol Handel’sel’s "Messiah" as the featured fe, The singers will11 beb accompanied by the Mag.H e Valiev las said in Uie past. Uie city ape vauey guaranteess nor more lhan one moree variances from Uie stale 1 num ber. Chamber Orchestralira and Helen Comwlly on pianop and L m m e ro fu ! bly lost an opportunity to organ. fuse. Talkinglon said, ofH ealU i and Welfare, Other directors in a . . . A s It Is. thetiH city loses money on Uie lons lie under- receive tederideral granl money. n addition to Vincent over' lhelh past Admission is S2.B. Proceeds froni the chora e Should major renovatior •decade have Includedled Harold Smllh. P a l Woliviliver and yenriy concerts go year. Anything short of aa .taken, the d^artment cocould require It has alsalso jilaced llself In Uie go to provide scholarships forfc music complete ovi Carson Wong, the currentcur director. Among thehe major studenls al CSl. overhaul Is not viewed aaa th a t those pool featuress IUiat do n ot position ofif beingbe lihable to offer resl- choral works the groi being fiscallydly wise, h e sa id . - pt)up has performed are "Rl‘Elijah." Studenls receiving/Ing stipends for the current s com ply wlUi state regigulallons be denlsafull-pill-purpose pool Uils summer. "Tho Creation^' and tsemMter city cngl.i<;ineer Gary Young told Ute nd “The Passion Accordingng to St. are Jam es Andersorrson of Shoshone. R u lh Baker B brought Intoconformance.- and perhaps>ps inext sum m er aa well, he Jo h n ." erol Twin commitlee! lhalth 11 could cost $35,000 to3 This would add furtherr icosls to th e said, ;______Falls nnd Tyla W eekeel^Ijtefom e.______s h ------sfly— •ContinUmied from P ag eB l ollected from will have lo -Briel Uian $3,000 has been coll I lo meel^Mrtaln Income if civic and oUier commununity groups, guidelinesI to Ibe eligible for tbe troul. Fanners, raninchers honoredd TwlnFalls J Approximam ately 100.000 pounds of Is w om an injured° fish will begli given aw ay in Icjaho. Moree and Uie m oney is cohtlnuinilngio arrive. Cliett says.I. • JEROME — Farmtrmers and ranchers In Jerom Je e TWIN FA U .S- - K aren C. R utherford. 19, ncy will announce a l a later 9, of Twin lhan 20.000) poundsp< already have been^ C arrol Cllell. Uie locale; County are appreciateiated by tbe business commiimunlty. Falls, was listedJd In fair condition F rida’lay night. cut. cleaned Uie applications for Uie fish ied packaged and frozen,I; coordinator, says freezer an d to prove It. the Jercferome Chamber of Commerc•ree will following a slnglfrcaK ar accident earlier in theda-lay. Ahlslrom .s•says. A meat-packing lilable. Cliett says. p been donated for Uie fish,* , r “ h a S honor them wlthadinn«nner tonight. A Twin F alls Counounty sherifrs deputy said Ru^ulherford com pany wa; contracted Jor the Job. Jng the cheese distribution W3S y pack ag ed in one- to five-poiloundbags. The annual Farmersers Night affair will begin1 al 5:30 was Injured a t 2:58.58 a.m . Fridayrw hen her vel/chicle lefl and the end:id result is a "high-quality Uie agency’s executive ; p.m..wlthadlnnerlnthn the Jerome High Schoo! cafelifeterta. U.S. 30. just w est of U.S>93.I The accldenl still wasw; under product." sh€shesays. The distribution in the U: counties director. Vick/Ickl Kidd, announced Uiat A program will beginial7:30p.m at . in the audltoriun:um. investigation la ter r inlr lhe day. and no o lh er dels:lails were serv ed by Uie SouUi Central Cc CAA Ihc cheese !wl wlU be distributed in late The dinner and progr,ogram are free to all farm ers,its. This available, The foodd bank t Is appealing lo the^ probably will be handleded m uch Ilke April. The > pprograiA r will be handled Is the chamber's way-ay of saylng^thanks to the eniire stateie for1 funds lo help pay for^ th e U.S. D epartmeni of A|A g ricu ltu re's mostly by volivoluntedis again Uiis year, community, accordingng to Etbelrifelson. the chamam ber's 8-year-oldi Ih it by car the packagiiIging and oUier expenses.'' cheese distribution progr.gram to low- with agencjency slaff members 000 Is needed. So far. more director. BURIJ=:Y - An1 8-year-old&■' boy suffered a bnirokenleg About S20.00t ® incom e fam ilies was. That;at Is. p ersons supervising.g- be presedtedVo Jerome Q C ertificates will be County when he was stru ck:k byt a car Friday m om lng InBurjey.In farmers who^ave been be honorw over the past pa 10 according lo Burleyey p o lice., months. Thes^cm ecs.e a a r e ; Glery( Reed. R odneylyAIIlls.! ^^alhan Eagle of Burley was reported IIn good C i f I Harold GrJf/ilhs. Marllarlin Block\Ray Kincaid,d. Tom condition F riday aftl summer. si In Twin Fails Id with refugees In M agic Va:Valley. Idaho Frozen Foodsi eemploys lhe shotgun, apparently to Q ualls noted Friday Uu burglary and releasedid tito lheir parents,.he said. Tv jia t fam ily- County, "twowo o . r Uiree officers have Tw of more lhan 30 persons» n s from Cambodia. Vletnariarfi.Uos ^"e anotherier shot at the downed ^dispute calls are Uie "sit the boys were 14 andid tthe other three were ll. 1 single most been killedin in the line of duty” over • and Afghanistan, sasays Shari Toolson. the « c " le r's dangerous” call to whlcl ■ nam es w ere not release

pObitiuaries5 - — ------^ H e .talth— Virginia Dean sisters andid a brother. aiand the Vt--W Auxiliary. Tcral will be held Monday at I Surviving arc: a son. ;\llarlan aarlD S -ContlnuInued f ro m P ag eB l ^ National InstlluteofHealUiUl. w hich is The fair w lllc BUHIJ^Y - Virginia.a.w»„Dcan, a ’’“ '‘rj: ’Ill continue loday from 9 the Burley Third. Flllh and Gaukel Jr. of Nampa; o i located n e a r Washinglon, D.C.D a.m .tosp.mI. . W. a resident of Burley forfo r: 55 y e a n , (lied ^ " rJ® rwtoT.lM.' (or his age. weightwc a nd height, Word Mormon Chapel, wlUi PPotricia Ann Newlierry of Tw ••He gol Uie Idea to tak ' T hursday evening al Cass^ 1 . Memori., « Once the mma an's lungs w ere tested. ake all Uie MarkPctersonolfldallnB. two j^andsons; and a Information and screening,g groups In Hospital afte r » long Illness. Krandnaughler. Shc was proIttcede.1 In h e m oved: to optometrist Jay . B om Sept. A. IKtt. InS Sa l U k e C U y , will be In Pleasant view .Ceme- K' his a re a a nd put Uiem In omm e room a l dldeath l>y three brothers and tvi-o*-osislers. Hartw ell. who v checkpd for j I RING10 & VALVE •shc ^adiuted rnm Ihc1C University I of , the same time, so you cc I may call al McCulloch’s R osary will l>e rccltcd Mondaxlay at 7:30 glaucom a, a diseased resulting from ' could give g|| U tah and taught .tchoollnnSalll.iikcCliy. ' SPECIAL_____ p.m . at_Wliltc M ortuary Chape:p«l In Twin Increased prcpressure. Insido the eye . - jpeople_lhe.iwhole, piclure■e or Uielr------0( t C art a PIcbupi Shc m arried Dr. Hugh Fl lome In Burley on Sund;)y from P; hKlmerDeanln frS 'S i'?" I-'alls.Thc funeral will IwhcldTi • heallh ." said SIplon. oneofof th e m ain t> Cviindtr Inin iiill n . $ 1 9 9 th e Sail I^ k e City Mormormon Tem ple on i.m.andonMondayprlorlolhe ITuesdayot thalcanleadtcdto blindness. • ' 2 p.m . a l White M ortuary, withIth the Rev. The test wa-Aras quick and simple. It . 'organizers of Uie Twin Failslls ev en t. SCyIlnd*r___...... $ J 4 » ' June 23.1U26. They movededloSugorCII,. I _ Fi abor, rinoi. rod bearing}, Falher Perry Dodds officiating. „ . w as carriedI outou by a n apparatus Uiat The idea was picked upIp by NBC. itMiiudojiobo. Idaho, w here her ha^bonC Burial will be In Sunse: Memo: itk o tt, oil & lillor. medical practice. They mo> 1 Clara Gaukel blewabrlerp, said SIplon. which urgedJ iall o( Its Jl,?;;';" r j X r ! ' : ; ' In Twin Falls, wilh graveside i I puff of a ir Into the open j jm arlngi 535 •xtra. local affiliates to promotete the con- a u to m a tic ti In lYJS. where had rcsldesided since. .Mr. TWIN f-'AI'AI.I.S -- Kmma Clara Gaukel. vl'vlded by the VFW Auxiliary, eye lo measureure ils pressure. ' IC TRANSMISSION REPAIR cept. Siplon credits televislosion slatio n ov£waul» a ! D cundlcdonF eb. IB. lin?.7, 7-J. of Twinn Falls,F died Thursday evening The fu.iilly suggests that nmemorlol F urther do\down the line, sludenl ! ...... tii* Mrs. Dean was a mcmtx KMVT wllh assuming a m m ber of the Chi a t Magicc Valley Regional Medical contributions t)e m ade, to thehe .Nampa nurse PattiI NMiller stood ready lo major role “"AiifSM O m ega Sorority, the Daug )aughters of the Cenler. follO'llowlngalongillness, «•S tate School. help women1 learale th e techniques of In developing Uie healUi-faiiair concept All Utah Flonctrs. the Burleyey LiteraryI Club ‘ Bom Jan.in. 29, 1910. al Kcellne, Wyo.. conducting breast bn examinations on InTwinFalls. ' Cor.Trudrrudit-’Mo'iortlamts . • and other com m unily orgaii‘ganlzQtlons. Shc shc'm arrieded /Mian Charles Gaukel Sr. on CCarliene Gillespie In addition to Uie testinging booUis. • H M n i also was octlvciln the ChuixhQ u of Jesus Moy 4. 1529, thelrow n. Thelie instruction was given ■ M tU P A O Iv 2y, ot Jlreh._Wyo, They moved____ n um erous Informational bocooUis h a v e ------Tun* Up^^^re Chrliit of fjtic r-d a y SaliiU ■“ TWIN ■ F A I . r ^ S - ^ CurlleIlene-Sue" “In the privacy,cy of a specially closed- | •Tron«mUiion**8f«l(M— ------iliits. serving In . In 1933 toI TwinT Foils, where U>ey had been set up at Uie fair, m£n anned by numerous capacities. lived sincc.J. GlGillespie, 2G, ot Twin tails, dldied Wed- off area, slaff m em bers from Uie A Surviving a re : a son. Rotxlobert C. Dean of M r. Gaukelikel died 11 dayi ago, on M arch n nc esday a t St. /XJphonsus Regionlonal Medi- “ A iot of’ womenv, don’t want to ^ A m erican honiu oimnoMNOAUI 0UAIAN1IID WOIK Uuriey: two grandchlldnlldren: and a ' 14. cca al Center In Boise. exam ine Ihen:em selves because Uiey C ancer Association, Ihe IdalJaho H e a rt ITIBKIUIN«U't brother. W illiam H. Clawjon> «]nofS altU ke. M ra. Gouliaukel was o member of St, Bom Feb. 5, 1957. In Grandmd Island, a re afraid of finding something." r\ssoclatIpn. Uie Idaho Diabetic HI9HWArAYSOOARAOl City. She was preceded In dt Neb., she moved lo this area Assoclklon and Magiclc V alley lmll*i w*(tilh*i^lil n dealh by Uiree R dw ord'sCCatholic a Church In Twfn Falls N( caln i!^ Miller said. "S"Som e ladies move over 'j y»4.yot«______havingha lived here since. She gi vail w hen Uiey see Uils '/Mcohol R ecovery Center fromfn Gooding Slate School for l ‘0 “ le far - a an n d Blind. She m arried Jim GllilllS p ^ n alk on by.” ------Tv T w lnFalls. ^ But Miller,'.w 'f, ho is 19. said that she -S ervrices — Surviving are: tw o sons,, Rudolph *8 encouraged[ed by th e response of Glilcsplo and Thom as Gillespie.lie, i»ih oi m any youngerjer women who want lo BUHI. - The funeral•al for Maine F alls. wlUiW iWhllcMortuaryotTwlnFalls Twin! ^ Foils; her porenla, Mr. a ; W right. 83, of Buhl, whoi dieddie Tuesdoy. in charge. I . and Mrs. Ieam how to check for possible WHII !. Friends may call at the n . Rudy Homolka of KImberiy ' will be held todoy ot 3 p.m.m, In the Buhl m o rtu ary lod rly; three tum ors. lodoy and Sunday unlll 9 p.m., brothers. Dan Homolka of Twi C hurch of the N ojarene. Burl3urlal will be in and until I 1 p.mp. . on Monday, Tho family n , Vin Falli. One of thee central c attractlona at Dave Homolko ot Kimberly and West Rnd Cemetery al Uuhl. Uu: Friends suggesla hatthat m em orial conlrlbulloris bo ndM choet We falf'w lia-ar a com prhenslve hlood Homolka of U w lston: two • may.coll al.the.Farmer ChopclCho In Uuhl- m a d e to lheT« FI iler Bapllit Church build- test, which enlenUUed a n Individual B a rb ara Rnglc of Kimberly and . until noon. The family suggests sui that Ing fund. Or a $10 r«fee — lo ,a Uiorough ' m cmorlai.conlrlt>utlons t^e.iiJe.m ade lo lhe - , ------______M M( organ of Suit U k e City; i ' grandparcnla. the Rev. ond Mn(niJ.mes -screening IorT a number of ailments, - C hurch of the N aiarene In Buhl1 or lhe W I N FAI.A I.I^ - T he funeral for Ixjta K I HertwrtDillorSeottle. Including liveiiver. kidney and gout org an fimd at Wood.itonone Retirement ,K, Dayley.. 85,8! of Twin Falls, who died ' * , A groveslde funeral will be heldhe Mon- diseases, C enler InTwin Falls. W otlnesdoy.i. will' be held Mondoy at t d a y ot II o.m. In Sunset Memorlorlal Park A popular' new ni attraction at this p.m . In thele Twin F a lli Bible Uaptlit , ® In Twin Foils. wiUi the Rev.IV. Robert y e a r’s fair Is FII.KR - The funeralral for Hoiel- Church. Uurlejrlal will be In Sunset Memori- , is a computerized diet Schreckenberg officiating. w hite Mortuary' hasI become the prei .Vlwllda Brabb. S3, of Tiler•Iler. who died al P a rk InTwin Tw Falls. Friends may call , and weight ananalysis, developed by (referred mor- • Frienda moy call at White Mc'r t T hursday, will be held Mondiunday al 3 p.m. a t White Morlortuary In Twin Falls todoy »>u lortwryin the UniversityIty of Idaho’s College of t u a r y o f th e comim n unlty for ourdlstlnctnctive manner • at tho Filer First Baptist Church.Cht Burial and Sunday ur T w in Falla loday from noon untl y’unlll9p.m..andunllJI0a.m. Sunday until 9 p.m. and on Mon£)iSiav‘’uI?Jii Agriculture. in service. Overr 1the years, we havee endeavored€ • wIllbelnSunselMemwlBlP,ll Park In Twin on Monday, )nday until participantsIts begin th e test by fill- tolOi a .m . to keep our stanindords end continuele tot build the ing out a forn)rm Uiat asks for your c h a r a c t e r th a t Is — ~ weight, helghl.hi. physical activity and is port of the norne16 . . . W h ite food consumedled In Uie p ast 24' hours.. M o rtu a ry . T he informatioItlon is fed into a com- -Hospi ______puler. whichh then prints oul a tita ls- lengthy documiim ent analyzing In de- MAOIC’HC VALLEY Birth ------^nhe-shoftS^eornTngSjOi a“ pereon's - REGIONAL MEDICALCENTERMB A daughter lo D ebra OlseDlsen of Gooding. diet. AdmUtmltted This reporterter. for example, found M n. Richard Shaffer. Georgeirge Balles, Mrs, Mnx Carver.. M n , GOODINGING c o u m MEMORIAL ' th a t his admimittedly Imiwverished Don Anderson. M rs. Dewoyne! Shaw,Sh and Mra. Mike Oslerhout.lUt. ull Admilled past day’s COIconsumption, of apple of Twin F alls; U V o n Olsen1 olof Hagerman; Trevor Bcuver,'cr of GladysThomassonofGocGooding. Juice, scramblfibled eggs, toast, en- Mountain Home; Pete Benedlctujctus of Uuhl: M rs. I.uls Rgus(|u)zaJlzn'Of DUmlned chllldas.plzzaa:a and b e e r was woefully WHIT Hansen; Mn. Bounthonh Inthouthoulay and Mrs. Mark BentzingInger • Do'“'“ Abemalhy. ilerrrerm an .Myers. I « D aniel and M fE Mn, Deon . sh o rt In vltamlimlns A a n d C. Thiamin. iMthof Jerom e; and Mrs. Michaellael Went of Kimlwrly. Frochllch orison, ollolGoI Gooding; ond Doyle Owsley of Ha calcium and mmagneslum-To make—- u a J u ^ matters worse.se.'lt was high In fats ____Ellisjiowton, Dean Martin,n, !Sam Sovolo. Corol Tilson."M ,M rs , ^ lASSIA m e m o r ia l "’______Chape! by the P a r k ”------and-sodlumr-TI-Thetfoods required to Robert Bolley. Mortys Prosser.erTDorothy K ru«, Trucec Curl.s< t»«hnour. M ario G . vitamin deficiency also 136 4th AVE. EAST-TWiWIN FALLS j / m j M Shelby Dukes and Mrs. Kevin FerF em au, all of Twin Falls; Mrs. T lo Guerre'ro ond Daniel R ead, oilloiBuriey; qi nim edyeachvi! Moore and daughter of Hazelton:on; M n , Daniel Co'mle and daughijiihier Kennelh Winder. DonDonno SmIUi ond Shirley Guorr3rra, all of w ere listed by the computer. Nol PHONE 733-6600 ■ of Sun Valloy; Dean Bradshaww aand Stephanie I^emmons, Iwlhr « ; surprisingly, Uieyth Included plenty of - Dlamlaaed Buhl; M rs. Monto SrolUi and dauglaughter of Jerome: Daniel Uurkc fresh fruits andnd vegetables, Michelle Thornton andid Rson. Sarle Durfee. I^ebhie Doy Hallcy: Raymond Wattsof Hagenjerm on: ond Caro Shaw of Uuriey oy. George F o r those lndindividuals who wish tb , NATIO.'WL SELECTED MO m P alm er and Rari Quick,k. oili of Burley; .Ulco Wheeler mciANs shed a few poipounds, the computer, BlrtBlrtla Connie Jackson and daughtjghterof Rupert; Zeb McBrldffof Jam es Hogue of Twlrf n rtls. Sons t of Oakley; using ih e dataita punched in on boUi < A daughter to Mr. and Mr». Jam M lo j und l.llllan Hansen ond dau|Jaughlcrof Wendell. .N!r, and Mrs, Dan Anderson, andnd Mr r. and M rs. Dewoyne Shaw .; - Blrtha diet and physlysical excerise, also ol TwI^Fulls; Mr. p d Mrs. JlrrJim Dillon of Paul; Mr. and Mrs,Mi AsonloMr.ondMra.GojGorge Guerrero of Burley, ond .d.ugl,lera ( prints out tehe precise number of .’and Mra.-Mark Bentzlnger. all Bounthanh.InlhouIoy.'and Mr. an _ toM r, and Mrs. Jo hnG ucrnc rra of Oakley; ------______caloncs_lhat_m_must .be_reduced per lEgusqulraof^tnnsen, ------; Jerome: nnd Mr. and Mrs. U fa Eg day to lose onee ppound p e r week,” . R o n o ld J. Hom Ilton~ MINID'ilDOKA-MEMORLU.. - The heallh-fi(i-fair concept, said 3JEDICTS S r.B E N E Admitted K arin SIplon. th ^ly/\ndrade. Rllzobclhiclh Ventura ond Tam aro Gucvar/ara. all of n u rsin g progranam, .was started about - Klmlwrly Turner and Charlenew P a rw n . bolhof Wendell; Im J ,\nn iiupcrt: andStai-y Schoeffui ifferotllcybum. five years ago^) by a doclor a l the • Adams nn«t Delwrah Mlckclson.I. bolhbo of Jtrom e; im t Dclira Ol.-;* Dlsmlaaed • otGoodlng. ------Allcc Johnson in d doughtcRhter. nnd Willord ftlm m er, all ol5f IRupert. ' . DUmlim la e d Blrtha______CLASSIEIED;D ADVERTISING Sandra Htlnjs and Aniio Rhodeode. both of Jerome, and Kiirkirk n c Sons to Mr.'nnrt M rsrRoi)Robcn ,\ndrade, and Mr, omfMn Halintr und son, Iwlh of Hagcnnon.lan. Guc‘viiru,allo(Hu|)crl. PHON!NE 733-0931 I-

Saturday. WMarch 26,19S3 Timos-Nowsow s. Twin Falls. Id ah o BO

R e tijig io n _ _ _ C< hurch nn e w s------«' BUHL ~ A Jdwvab'aa Wltooi church, whichch ts localed at 189 N . semi-annualse circuit assembiibly will b e ’ lo cu st St, Therhe cantata will irM.-iudc ------held he next S alurday and Sundtxlay. April dram a, slides» aand music, under the Churclih s e r v M cc e s = ^ ------22 ai n d 3 . In Um B uhlJunlor Hlfil gh School—dlru: tion o( Oonj3onna Keller. ______ASSEMBLY OP GOO0 0 ■ . Mass Is celebilebrated at 7:15 a.m.. and al W Wi edne«lay a t 541 Highland Ave.e. cesslul" ot tlI aa.m . worship service. A - gym. ® The opening meelingI willv begin JEROME - Sundiy tchocchool al Uw , 13:10 and 5:1SIS p.m. oa Monday, Tuesday Women’s ^ Bible study win bele held a l to communion servhr v k e and sgspe supper^ will a t 9:55 a.m . Salurday. St(5teve Kon- BUHL - TheThe Chinese missionary A uem bly of Gcd wiU begin1 al 9:4S a.m . ' arxl Wedaeaday.lay. ,a.ia.m. T h u n d ay at 5r InformaUon TWIN FALUL U - TW ay. m a u wiU be wc TWIN FALLS - Ttvrhe First Jerome United«d MeUxxUit1 will bold a About Iransportalloa lb Uw Burleuriey meeting. celebrated Inn F 1 ^ l s h at Uw G utdah^e beglnalOp.m. be By" at Uw 10 a a.i .m . worship service. The • Anembly o( God sanctuaryy '. m ass Is cdebraled at 9 a.m . Wi play ’’Jesus Enlciitcr» Jerusalem” during Uw present P*" an Easter cantata.a . “ U ving April 3. In Uieiie Jerome . city park. A p.m. Wedneaday. in English andatdatlla.m.lnSpanlsb. For 1 Iransportotton. call 733-780:'80S. morning serviceic« a o d ot I p.m. ot Uw Witness." W at 7 p.m. Saturdayay. April 2. free continental:llai breakfast will be held • TWIN FALLS - OirUUan1 educattoned at Mass Is celebiebraled in Fjigllsh at 7:30 a.m. extended vening pray e r will begin al8 p.p.m. t worship scrvlce.-e. ;\n offering will be taken i S ' M M E D C H Friday service al 7:30 p.m.I. AprilA| I. Re- Sunday. HodgesIges will speak a t Uw 10 a.m. E ucharist will be celebralcd1 aial 7 a.m . on a s part of ’'O neiG Gr rcal Hour of Sharing." m m i l i r freshtoenli will be served afteretUKservlce. tl worship servicvice. Children's church will Monday. Mi Tuesday and Wednesda;day, A communkinn s1 will wi begin a t begin alUw samiame tim e. A T enebm e scrvlce will bc hiheld al 7:30 p.m. Thursday. (N exBxf to the Public Library)) 9:45 a.m. TTw serm on will be “‘ Hosanna! On Monday,jy. Intercessory prayer will p.m p.i . Wednesday. REFORMED 10 :0 0 A .M . Su>undoy School Hosonnal" a t Uw t l a.m . worshirshlp service, begin ot 8 a.ia.m. el 4M Jefferson, ond On i T hursday. Uw Maundyly T Ju n d a y S ■ - Sunday school will begin 11:00 A .M . "P■Polm Sunday Acceptance"c e" The evening rellowship tim e will begin al 7 s nursing-homee visitationvl vrill be hdd follow- scrvlce sc wUI bc h d d al 3:30 p.m.,. iand a menl asU>r Donald Nlenhuls will 7 :3 0 P.M . "D.D e sc e n t Into HsH" p.m . • \ngtheprayernT meeling. will wl be se rved alGp.m . llm Sunday Acceptance" at F riday 8 :0 0 P.IP.M . G o o d Friday W o rshlip ip i& Cantata Jible study wnt begin ol 9 a.m. The Good FYiday service wll TWIN FALLS - Sunday schocchool al Grace V w oinen's Blbl jrshJp service and "Desct^nl "Hotlo)u{ahI W hotoito S o v J o r " B ap tU will begin a t 9:40I a.m.o.i Pastor 'n>esdayall249M9EvergreenDrive. 7:30 7:; p.m. Into Hell" a t Ihcic7:30p.m 7 . service. "IW osGjIa I. d W hon thoy s a id u n to0 min o . Robert Seaman will speak on1 "In“ lr This. Thy Ob Wednesdasday. Intercessory prayer will Thecholr'winIll sins g Uw cantata ’‘Hallelu- Let Us g o u n to th e House of th e LoriL o rd " Day” ot Uie 11 a.m . worshipp service.se The bc Add at 63 a.m.a at 401 Jefferson: Uw LUTHERAN ;avk>r!" at Uw 8 p.m. Good Training Hour will begin a t 6:306:3( p.m. The* Juniorhigh youirouUi m eeting wilt begin at 6 BUHL ] - Sunday school and DONALD> NIENHUIS.h PASTOR 73 3} -6 6 1 1 2 8 message will be " H w Realityty oo f Service" p.m .; and Uww Fam: ily Night servicc will Bible Bl d o s s a l Sl. John's I.uUwr ~ Sunday school will begin BRADLEYEY SLAGH, Diroctor qf Youto u t h ______nlUw7;30p.m. scrvice. beginal7;30p.np.m . will wl begin al 9:15 a.m. The : . T tw Rev. Richard K. al 7:30 p.m. The men willIII meet1 at C:30a.m. Thunday Schudde Sc will speak ol Uw m;30 j Bible sludy will - begin al will speak on "The Fjv Wednesday. at JB’s rcstaurauranL Sunday Su scrvicc. /\n offering wll Triumph" ol Uw 11'o.m. for-U w orphans In Uw UtUein « ' Tri TWIN FALI^ - A breaktojkfast to raise Intercessoryry {prayer will begin ot 8 a.m . foi m rsh ip service•e aan d "Joy In Judgment" at Salvation Missidn in India. funds for Uw youlh m ission projeiroJecU will be I-'riday at 4W Jefferson.Jel So , ...... UlC 8 p.m. scrvicc.Icc. The “ Wives of Happy Husbaj hdd from 8 to 9 a.m. al Ftrst Ftn B aptist The high-schtschool youUi will allend Uic AM.andymuihursday communion service TWIN FALLS will mecl al 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Sunday school will begin alI 9:iS 9: a.m. A Michael Amberbera concert al 7 p.m. Satur- wi J.m. procession of palms will be hddhd< at Uw 11 day. April 2.:. ot0 Uw College of SouUwm On ( Wednesday, young moUvf c r s ' DlMe » “> ® P " n.m.jrorship scrvice. Thele high-school___IdaJw^1 ______j tsti u d y will begin al 10 a.m..n.. and Uw SEVENTHTH-DAY ADVENTIST _ ^ C H U R CIHOFJHENAZMARENE- ; youlh w lir miwt o r5 :3 0 -p .mI.m.The'film . ~ ■ weekday wt school for deinenlanary stuUcnU ”- e DEN — "Chr:hrisiW /\inirAii"-wiii bd..-- "Whalever Happened lo Uk HumanHur Race? (CHRICTIAN willt)cginal3:15p.m. wi the Icsson-sludyJdy loplc loday. SabbaUi Pari 5" will bc shown a t 7 p.m.1. JEROME -- £Sunday school will begin al On i Thursday. Uw women's hhome Bible school wUi begin;Jn a l 9:15 a .m .C o m f o r l h Presents On Tuesday, children's actlvtlles acti will 9:45 a.m. Thetw Rev. U re n Swanson. Uw study sti groups will bc h d d ol 5:30:30 a.m .. and of Boise, Uw slewicwardship and trust offlccr begin at 3:30 p.m .. and UwIw Junior-highJ Interim pastor.jr. will give Uw Palm Sunday the thi M aundy Thursday holy cicommunion for souUwm Idahlaho. will speak al tt a.m . A . ion Week and Eastester Services 1 group will meel a t 5:30 p.m. message ol theUw 11 a.m . scrvlce. A coffcc 5crviccwinbcginal7:30p,m. sc • ' fellowrship dinrwric r will bc held following Uw The Good Friday worship sc The higii-school youUi will mmeet « at 7 p.m. hour and pantryItry shower will be held after scrvicc will service. i PALM SUNDAY Wednesday. Uw scrvicc. bccinal7:30p.m.bc n L F J l - CJIenNen BcrUeson win speak on Tbe dramatic presentationin "Were" You KIMBERLYY -~ Sunday school will begin TWIN FALLS - The Rev. K.J•..J. Bcm thal ••Chrisllan ForUirbcarancc" al Uw 9 a.m. unday Schoot -9:30 o.m.I. There?" will be ^ v e n during5Uw7:30p.m. U« a t 9:43 a.m . The Th serm on will bc ‘T o Uie will wl speak on "Crossing Uw Kidiidron" a t Uie worship scrvicen; today.' Bible classes will ENGE OF THE CRO SS— 10:1 0 :4 5 o .m . candlelight communion seh-lce/Ice on Thurs- T op" al Uw II ll a.m. worship service. The 9:30 9: a.m. worship scrvicc atIt Immamwl iK,;inal9:45o.m.m. M inistry in d ra m o day. Junior-high grtturoup will m eet for an oullng al LuUwran. U The scrvicc will be broadcast FALLS - Bible classcs will begin ing P ra iso Servico - 6 :0 0' p .m.r . The MoUiers and OUwra organiganiialionwiil 3:30 p.m. Thec yyouUi groups will mccl a l 7 over ov radio sUillon KTI/C. Suncinday schooi at 9:30 a'.m. todayiay . A fellowship lime win bc Special PasskA U N D A Y THURSDAYY and Blble.sludy will begin at 10:4:):45a.m. hddatlO :45a.m . meclat9:30a,m. Friday. p.m . m. P asto r Don Gray of Boise C om m union - 4 :0 0 • 6 :010 0 p .m . TWIN FALLS - Sunday schochool al Ty>cr Bihic sludyly will begin al 7:30 p.m, The M aundy Thursday holyI ccommunion will speak on “God "G Has a Plan (or Your scrvlce'vi'ill be h d d al 7:30 p.m. OOD FRIDAY - 7 :3 0 p.m . Street Baptist will begin al 9:4545 a.m.a P astor Monday al V:mon em Ball’s bome. sc I- • Lite’’ al Uw 11II a.m . worship scrvicc. A Sui The Good Friday scrvlce and c SENTATION OF THEN CAMI^ME SUNDAY, ______David Pavelec will speak oncm ' "Qualiflca- Bible sludyf wlwill begin al 9 a.m. Tuesday Jcommunion -fricndship-dlmwrner-for guests-win bo held THE CHALLE^ lions of on Rider. Part 2" al Uktl ll a.m. al Curils Bower’fcr’shom c. wlwinbehddal7:30p.m. atterUiescrvlcc.X. EASTER SUNDAY- Vr'orshlp servicc. Children's5 churchct will On Wednesdisday. the men’s breakfast TWIN FALLS - Tbe womerlen's Draoch . Ito d iU o n licinc m in ar sessions win be held o m E v o n in0 to .m . • C hildron's p ro g ra m begin al Ihe sam e tim e. The serrsermon will be meeting willI bbegin a t 7 a.m .. and Uie and an m eeting on •’worid hunger’’r’’Wlli Iwgin al7:15p.m.Sundinday. Tuesday and tYlday. - E a ste r Sundoy W o rsh ipD HcH o u r "Use of Questions In Counsellrsellng" Ql Uw Whiriyblrd and n d Je , t Cadcl groups will meet a al l 10 a.m . today. MA TEDME7TH0DIST MUSICAL — THEN CAMElE SlSU NDAY a t 3 p.m. n w Rev. l/iU iar Pieli willin speak on UNITE Fom ily C 6:30p.m.servlce. unday school win begin 9:30 The women’s weekly home1C Bible B study The congregatgallon will attend lhe commu- "WTiy ‘‘V th e Trium phant Entry"" :al lhe 9:30 FILER -Sunc GOI A oir ro or n K nopp.. P o s io r David Upp give Uw serm on will meet a t 7 p.m . Tucsdjesday al 227 nily Good FridaIday scrvicc al 8 p.m. Friday a.m a.i . worship service at Our Soviavlor Lutber- lO M a m "This Is th e WoclocVUial Was'’olUKlto,m. MUSICALPRESE Gycamorc and at 9:30 a.m. Thurhursday al I6t al the loilhcranan '111 beglnol 7:30 p.m. le g o a nid d Control Baptist Humble and Obedient U rd " at I ul 10:30 a.m, The Tt Rev. Tom Skyler win nal7:30p.m. Q irlsllao willII beginb a t 9:40 a.m. The choir Theologicalcot Sominary, will be scrvlce. Bible sludy will begin at' speak on ' ‘TheTI‘Time Is ol Hand" olU w ll c antata "No G reater Ixive’’ ol NAZARENE The women’s fellovrthip will'lU meeti from will sing the car c rvlcc. guost spookoaker ot the Annlver- 1. worship scrvlce. Junior ond KIM BERLY - Sundoy school» l win begin 10:30 a.m. lo2:30p.m . Wednesda;aday. Uic 10:50 a.m . v ’-MURTAUGH - The Fosler sory Celoblobrotion of Christ urch will begin a t 11:30 a.m. A aal l 9:45 a.m . W ddonShumon’ssc:sermon loplc A silent w onhlp will be heldid alai 7:30 p.m. children's churc Shall Behold Him" will be Covenontit FellowshipF at 296 ------Tuesday,------coffce-hour wlwlll-be-hcld-followlng Uw .-Wl..w ill bc "T he O ther Outlow" ot Uw tO :« We Shl .nlng service presented at Uje'he 9 a.m. wonhlp service tn Folis Ave.9. Wost.V Rev. Hodges A "Ixve Feast and Feelwl Washing" scrvlce. The1 s«service may be heard over p.m P'' . worship scrvlce. The eveni Muriaugh andd 10 a,m. wonhlp service. TemplQ Ti P enteco«til will begin ■veningV? pm ^^HolIdiiGservation only tlo ,m ,a rid 5 *peak on “ Whow Is This" at Uw 11 a.m. nl win begin al tO:« a.m, W " orship servlccs wil! begin al 11 evening service will begin a al t 7 p.m. All Sunday school worship service,«. SCHEI Banquet - Resi296 Falls Ave. W. services willbe held atU w YFCA'CAbulIdlng. Douglas Slageld willV speak al Uieservices. p,m P' , ___Bible sludy will begin al 8 p,m,m, Tuesday. . The conflrmotllatlon clMS win mecl al 4 On Tuesday, U>e youUi willlmeetatP:30— mt ------__March25th._Fr.IdayMorning, 10 am — 2 9 i P h o n e 7 3 4 .3 0 3 3 P ra y er m ecling will begin ol 7:30 p.m , p.m.Tuesday, p.m .. and Uie evening K rvlce9 willwi; begin al CHOTUSTIANAND On Wednesday,ay. Uw men will meel a t Uw ■’M arch 26th, Sat. M.S e rv ic e s...... 7:30p.m, In Uw YFCA building,g. MISSIOilONAHYALUMfCS TlThursday. TWIN PALLS -- Sunday schc'hool al P i n t Golden Griddlee reitourant r al 7 a.m.. and Bible study will be h d d al nooinoon Wednes- TWIN FALLSL U '• The Alliance Men of March 26th, SatTEv nal 10 o.m, thesludygroupwpwUl m eel al noon, day al7l3 Blue U kes Blvd. SouUiem Idahoho will m eet a t It a.m, loday United P eotK O ttal will begin P a sio r WollBCC Vos will speak:ak al the it Communion w wlill be celebrated a l Uie a t Alva Reed'sd's home, off Orchard Road a.m . worship service. The evenienlng scrvice Maundy Thundajdayservlc«al7p.m. , i CATHOUC West. For morsore Informallon o r directions. <>• March 27th, Sun. M will begin at0:30p.m . An ecumenico:leal Good Friday service. . TWIN F A L L S -M is s will bebee celebrated call 734-49S9, ■ wl ■RWEEK : Biblo sludy will begin alII 7:30 p,m . sponsored by' Ut m Twin Polls Counly ' : Nursery Provided All S a t S t E d w trd 'ia t 6 p.m . today.y. Sunday schooliOolwinbeginat9:<5B,m,The W ednesday. AssocialionofChiChurches, wnibeglnat noon. ' ATE EASTER Mass Is celebrated at 8.10 andn dll:4Sa.m 1 .. topic of Uw 111 a.ma. , M vnhlp service will be ” Inlerprelallon for Uie deaf Is (provided ot and at 7:30 p,m. on Sunday. A bblessing of “ W hat Is an Elder."KI Hw evening service AT Uio services. F o r moro Intormrmollon, call UiO palms and procession willwin be h d d will begin alO)p.m,al3ie8FallsAve,E, p.i Ui ' 'durlngUwlOa.m.servlce. ‘ "A'prayerservervice will begin al 7:30 a m , TTY733-flCai...... ’IRST r i S T PRESBYTERIAN « n BAPT BUHL •• Sundoy scbool will be CELEBR/ I ' begmol9:45 CHRISISTIAN CHURCH n,m . The Rev. Thomas Scheningi :h 27 -spcak-on-^Vlclorlous-AHhoui; ■Denominational)______— ^ O u r e h uireh-newsguid n delines------red by^ouryourh;------— 4 0 1 S hGoshen* o i St. NoHh M SUNDAY, M arch; :aste^6reokfest sponsored .courages any church In lhe MiMagic Valley area TwlnFalls The Tlmes-News encou Public invitodi isforollogosl ' in Ior our listing ol church:h services, which F i i s to submit Inrormatlon f i t t i M in is te r mday School with dossesion f< with the Polms ' appears each Saturday. W a rre n rning Worship, Processionh o n c o l C h o irs t ' ™allon la used. lollow Ihese guidelines;gu enR. Chapman To ensure your Informa u slc b.y th o Junior a n d C1 horC r o s s i " • Thedeadlineforchurhurch news Is n iu rsd a y noon,n. outh Minister ' PAW F j V V .Jim Tubbs i , "In T ho S hodow O f T ho Cn • Typew ritten o r plaliilalnly printed InformallonI liIs t)cst; It helps ------S8j00A.M.-PreEo ^.eliminateerrors.______M in lstoro f Guldoncft and larch 31 __ -•-Provide full Informa^ l i i ^ complete namesrtirtlm esrlocatlona.— ■ - - C o u n se lin g ------— *9:45A.M.SunDY THURSDAY. MChrist's ar Passion rlay and date. Include the name ot tlie community/ -— we se’rve many ■ M i t r H aarold r i Livingston----- •11:00 A.M. ■ Morn:amatic prosantatlon.of.Chrtio d -a n d a phono numberr tolo call II m ore inlormation Is ineeded. and spociol mus lo m m u n io n i , . . W c h: c h o o l ...... 9 :4 0 S c rip tu re a nd S ong o n titlo c If you have questionsns aljouti church news, call 73:733-0931 between 9 S orm on, T” h o ro ? " • C ondlolight C om sk Ior Glenda Moy o r Jon Klrniinney. t ses for oil agos a.m.andSp.m.. and ask/ . N u rso•sory provided MAUND i r l l 3 HIP SERVICE l o u r ...... 10:50 ______:*7:30PJiA.i.DraiTER^UNDAY-April - Worship Hot 1:00 A.M.DUALWORiHlPnusic by oil fho In Sc ) l t s ! - - ... "W ore Y o u^ ! th o Lilios and*spociol m us i s e m b l y o f Jan W . Peterson’s 5 I" TUESDAY John W rs ond fho HoHotujah Bolts! ^ 189 Locust St.N. N. ., O H A ddiaon T w REATERLOVE" Tv^In F alls M A Y 1 7 "NO GRI •m on, "B ocauso H o LivosIS t "for oil ogosl Ssentedby;- ' ' , ndoy Schoot with classes fc _SUNDAYSERVICES: - 7 : 3 0 p . m ._ ------P rd s EASTI *10:50 o.m. PostostbrRavan Speaking “Crowsv^nHlm.King" NORTHWEST NAZAREI Vdult Choir r * 8 :3 0 a n d 11■ , I i : : © — ■ ______6:00 P.m . Com m u n ity G o sp o l ^Rc l l y COLLeoe, MONTQOMBlENE ■ . Procossion with I PIELDH0U8B HBRV g r a m ...... 7 :0 0 ------c h o irs Youth Progn April 2nd-3d '3 rd S a n c tu a ry Choir Pr*sit t a n i t ______NAMPA, IDAHO 1URCH \ Ireed but Christ" i Sorn- B AL D R A M A ''L I V l H i lAiTIR MUSICA NGWITNItS'V I "N o Clok re but the Bible" , *9:45 A .M .. SumlAPTIST CHI V 2S«Ssparal* P*rformanc«s ''NoBool< irch Whoro Lovod i TWIN FALLS 'ilia Rider, Music : . S o t.. A p ri l 2 , 77t00p.m.jI aSun., April 3,,6 6 :0 0 p.m . I HH Coll 733-53.■5349 to r c e m p llm tn to ry tic lOS Lovo You" I □Stor Wilitiu c a tio n I ardner, Christiara.Educ i t I FIRST Bi 1 Gilbert Myers, P oj Ra n d y G o W Tlm e»-N ow 8. Twinin FFalla. Idaho Saturday. MMai arct)26.1983 I dla , h o ^ Gomim itteelbacks wasteeregulaatory Q o r ]■ p o r a it e t a x c h i k e > a p p ir o v e d BOISE (UPI)-ASI Senate commit* Hodges}es noted1 lhat bills proposed in lec F rid ay endorsed a bill to se t up a past yearssars by the state Environment ■ -ByMARKSKENEFEr. s ta te hazardous wasteste m anagem ent Divisionin totc create a hazardous wasle " sldering a measure Uto trim the In- against ll. Un/led Press Jnterruil/caUonaJ tit. p rogram , unmoved by b) a newspaper managemt;emenl program were fought by vestment lax credits. “ Thiss legislatureI has raised mornore - publisher's claim lhatlat the measure -Industry7 groups.gi House Minority LeaderU Melvin lax es lhalhat an/legislature that's eve BOISE - Stalei n^resentativesr uA^I^e^slature S ever would hamstring regulWlatory agencies “Anythirflhing with any teeth In ll. they ® Hammond. D-Rexburg.rg. aald the three s a t In the stale of Idaho." said RecElep.. w hile giving polluting Friday endorsed a I percenip< boost In lg industries too didn't like.ike."hesaid. measures must be passed pi because Lyman[W W inchester. R-Kuna. m uch freedom. I the corporate incomene tax. the latest — they would raise aboulul $16 mlllton lo Rep. Tom T( Cushman. R-Horseshoshoe U nder the plan. Ihithe stale would ;es said be was worried lhat the step In a legislativec rrmarch lo make h elp law m akers produert. floor sponsor vestment lax credits. Id In describing River, E vans. lo preven/ent severe deterioration1 IrIn th e bill, which containsns various regu- _ „ of the Increase. *7—^ " Housesc m1 em ber? ea riie r In the week » k The corporate lax hihike passed the stale gov(overnment. while “mom and an( latory exemptions for■IndtBtrles. In iouse passed the bill "In good ______Tlw Hoi^_passm living I on lop of PCBs. but w ondering how it miglight apply to 'a ssedthepoint,"Hodgessaid. - hazardous-waste dispoDosal site n ear id he " thought legislators w ero G ran d v iew in Owyhee ( too ifid% lly going along with the fed- Couniiti6s gel It's Industry's B»verrvemmenl’s policy of "gelling •t help u;vithiiwidigent Ibills “ V ery definitely. 11 bilN” Hodges said InIn an interview this progr:ogram oul of Its hands as By BRUCE HAMMONDND ‘ dlgents." he said. “BulBut a fle r long effort In our ur highercoslstolhetaxpa(payers. a fte r the Senate Healiaim. Educatton r law m akers acl on oth(lher bills con- ' ^ mended Friday spendiniding levels that measureses that would have providedd ceming the agency. likely would reduce monthly mc Aid to m ore momoney for the benefits program,1. D ep^enl Children paypaymenis. while Healthfl andi Welfare Director I>;sIS One such measure callsca for Idaho , m em bers approved more mo money to Puree said sal he did not think thee residents to share nursin>ing home costs A combat welfare fraud..I- recommenlended $61 million budget!t of their parents. If approiroved. it would M The commitlee aiso$0 'voled H-9 to would significantly sl impair lhee raise more money forr thet Medicaid ^ Increase ^ e slate's Met VIedicald budgei Medicaidd program,] but he said thee program . 2 FOR , Speeding 4DSCAPING HEADQI [ f QUARTERS J T l may beccL e I * ______[ . ______Tinkler Syslems *Hydilydroscoding I” ..Color PlPortable less costit l y ■ : ^uning z • P oow w or Raking S ' -19’

jsign • Sprc v .RCA BOISE (UPI) - If Uicthe House gols • p r o y i n g r ^ lls wish, most drivers1 caughtca break- Ing th e 55 mph speed llmiImlt on Idaho’s ^ 9 5 XL - 1 0 0 In terstate highways soosoon may be ^ FREEESTIHAllATES 1 9” sub ject to only a S5 fine. la tie io l ^ 5 9 1 ^agonal .h o d . The Legislature's lowtower chamber d e lre e t - approved on a 42-27 votete ff-Ylday a b lir establishing the small finetlneamounlfor all Interstate speeding; vi violallons lx>------55 m phand 70 m phr 3h:------p w i S ______PLLUSJiECEIV^E A ------^ People caught drivingija al l more than I MODEL;LFCC423 I 70 m ph still would bc sub,subject lo stlli - V____i fines upward_ of $G0 ojor S70. bill Y o sponsors said. V, miu loulh qI lh«lh* golf coun* I T he bill now goes to thele SSenate. rUe. Twin Folll DEO 0 ! Rep. Martin Trillhaasaase. R-ldaho is e p LAYER / F alls, who has l)een promoting pro the pon 8-6 Mon.-Sot. { off-beat bill all year, saidlid idrivers and JarscryZ' . 1*5 S unday J police officers already larlargely Ignore I ■ 7 3 3 - 8 5 5 1 ^ e federally imposed stamtandard, L "T h is would m ake Uiini’:ings easier for everyone," T rillhaase toldold the House. FRIEE “ The police officers wouldluld be able to coneentrole on the severereorfenders,’’— o ------t OBA'SOUE-/!AIVfCPICAMM would lik e 'to ^ ^ A *300 Val Trillhaase said hc woi oi SFT050 ...... alue rep eal th e 55 mph limit alloaltogether, bul }ota Drinkirng I ■ ' I c o u p o n ...■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I that can'l be done wlihouhoui the stale ------faclnffTthc-danger^of-losiloslng~federal~ ' 'W~ highway funds. - C ontest W odnosday, March 3 ^imnuSi rONY'S PITIZA : He ^id the 55 mph slandardsla was i instituted 10 years agogo when the . 8:00 P.M. W ITHTI nation faced a fuel crisis.Is. butI he said We Supply the Bota's and Wiif c ! " , mUW FHE PURCH/lASE ; th e llm il should be retunMKTied lo 70 mph (Mon & W omon) now because gasoline consonsumption Is "' ■ n OF AMC ECEvery Nighl ol Ihe Woek •« KCeplSundgy,kc Clotod Sunday Oo^SHOWPL»LACE J no longerparamount, "Traffic on the Interstatelate sysiem Is ||0 v!W y FamilyStyie Dinner- “n P VIDEOCLLUBMEMBER■RSHIP M ^ now moving at about 70 anyway." 3^^,k/oriotloi O f M o o ts ...... ', , , Trillhaase said. ” ! I ! WITH OVER 700 0 MOVIE TITLES ININSTOCK I Under the bill, a drlvc ||9s ,' ■ I; Iver who re- Chi T O CHOC ceived a $5 ticket wouldJ be bi required ' *------hicken Dinner...... M lOSE FROM IN STOC3CK I I f ______rm m mm m m m m m m m M■ ■■■■■■■■a w ithin 30 days to mall thclhe fee to the ■ m m m m mI. m . ■ an county in which the violation vio oc- Friday a Salur■ rd a y S p ecials c u rred , but the m oney woulould go tothe •RoasJ]5> Lamb • C ed Fish state: • ;_*.PrimQnOLRib • Solm on * € ro b ...... l.il H o u m Transportation1 Committee( m s In Souco . . . . ._. I — Oialrman- John Sessions,IS. n -D rls g s .- m fw i € £ said the bill would depiieprlve local J _ . g overnm ents of badly noed

. } • ' Satu.tu fd ay . March 26.1383 Timesim es-News. Twfn Falla, klaho ■ r B u ■ M ore m a rk e t quejotations C2 isimess ■ Classified adyertrtising C2-8 c

Intelrestuv o r r i ce s b r c a k e f aa l l y ByGAlt.COUJNS weekly column when he suggested the F ed is On the NYSE. Phillips P United Prvsslnlematlonanal ps Petroleum was the most moving cautiously lo tightghten the money supply and active Issue, down lo 3 A block of 938.400' may have to be more‘ ai aggressive if ll w ants to traded atSO-'n. NEW YORK - Wall StiStreet’s latest stock m arkett succee andlher explosion tn thememoney supply will Intensify close a l 1.140.09, The Dow at that price. IW hit a new alMlme high off pressures on the Fed to act." Monle Gordon of 1.145,00 Thursday. K a u f m aan i sees ratess r i s i n g Dreyfus Corp. said. On the Amex. Dome^ PoPetroleum was the most Dccllncs led advances !S 881-702 among the 1.3i22 "Henry Kaufman’s slaUlatement didn't help, Obvi- active issue, dow n t-16 alIt 2‘,2‘«. ATI Inc. w as second, Issues traded on the New V NEW YORK (U(UPI) - The Federal Reseiserve has laken a less 'York Slock Exchange, oasly. the m arket Is sensitositive on lhis i|uestlon. and down \ at 3^'«. Inslrumeriment Systems was third. j Ttie NYSE Index dropp< accom m odallve! stancesU that will exert upw'ard ar pressure on Interest iped 0,33 to 87,61. The priceJ he kind of touched a raw neinerve.” unchanged a t 2 ‘‘i. of an average share was of ra te s. Includingt the th prime, and underminele the currcnt recovery. * off 15 cents, Given the market’s receijconl climb, which Included ATI’s stock S45ared earlier earl this week when It Floor volume was abou H enry Kaufman,I, chiefch economist at Salomonn EBrothers, said Friday, 3ul 77.330,000 shares, downI al7.90jumpintheDowWc'Wednesday, a drop In p rices announced develmenltofadislnfectant ol i that killed from 92.340.000 Thursday.' K aufm an, in hlls is weekly ' "Comments on C’red re it" sent to Salomon’s ' k-.TumoverofNYSEstOcks> was not unexpected, Gordoii^onsald. herpes vfrus on h a rd surfacirfaces. Bul It fell back when nallonwide was 89.0&1 . custom ers, said the Fed has decided that thle e reccnti rapid growth iri ' XH.l(». compared with‘ “The market had aI pipretty good run. I'd l)c medical experts wereI ququoled as saying many . 107.60l.880Thursday. the money supplyly tihas been Influenced "onlyy rmoderaleiy’’ by reccni • ' inclined lo regard this In the context of a norm al household cle a n e rs wouldIddolhesam dc ejob. - - Some analysts said Inve Hnancia] Innovatloiitlons. such as money m arket soybeans ibbstantuiiy lovtr «1 m* time, pnce and cftange f'Cm pievious cn ineCAwago Board ol Trtdt. '.“.■ K .i.,... U*r futures closedtd uncnjnged to 10 pomts hignoior ESI sales J.259 contiacts; Tnufsday's Ti sales I puicnatt mo'i tnan m t 6 miii«n town from the Boelioelhg Co.. which had hoped to sell lhe airiines on ils «com pncos: 3.113, open inteieit 6.883 Oil 98 new 737*200. schedulKlul^ for rollout next year. . FikJirkJay ■T^«ri^»y -- 112.000 ' ib«,; evnis p«r tba. lV/» Hogi - »,000lb: com* Mr IbIh piobably won'tW? cccomVeioi#*io*iM ?S*m^*ion lo *** Gold Ilgh Lour CJos* Prev.V. Apr 49M49SJI SJ 48 97 49 17 49 » m jr '*'^0'"in 1932, "> KfuDoiiand, 1 tiof o: t4:.43125 .434 « 22 20 22 20 22 20 22 1515 Jun 52 40 12■ SO 51 67 52 30 52. 2 Cciuntiy moyemiovemenl was llghl, i^aplo Loal. 1 t.OYOJ , 00 25 433 25 Jiy 22,15 22 22 17 22 15 22 15 22 IS15 Jly 52 90 S3I 00 52 37 52 8} }2 72 Me.ican peso, 1 fior 02. < 22 10 22 05 22 10 22 OS I 70 50 12 50 22 50 2 Cfiinese Panda, i noy o; lo J M 4^M ^ 214} ^ 214} 21.45 21 40 . 40 46 1 2 <8 2iOy 07 2232: !i 223 75 Jlyil.55 21 i5i 21 2' 55 21 SS 21 50 May 71 20 71 25 6 9 40 (9 62 70 5 7 May 3iS 366 36 ^ 3S0’4 367 S Atfican 1.^ rand 25 iroy o: 115 n 00 115 7} Selltomenl pi s Jly 7110 711515 68 60 68 72 70 4 7 Jly 374',> 375 37S M '-i Sn<* 378H By Untitd Prtti Iniemtilont] JM22,89r (7ii2 $41 H.577,7i3 IIVI) jMipie Leal 1-4 ou^ce 25 noy o; 115 I 00 115 75 Estimated saleslies 2i3 contiacts Oomes|iC Sugar I 20 65 80 66 00 67 75 Sop 38SV) 18! 37?'A 371\« J84<^ OnMMtMol) Ausman 1 ducal li 50 ! 50 52 00 No 12 open intenIterest 9,0Mup9 ?e“? , 1. r 2 ^ t5'96 § 61 60 62 87 61 90 • Oec 398 397V» 397 »3U 394U ]97^ Mar I • 61.50 61 90 61.10 61 90 61 30 Mar 408Vt atV, 401 aOS'4 406 40«Vt Yw £*f1i*r |??’ji»,iioo' n 2 90 percent sii*ei bags ba S1,CC0 Esi sales 9,669 contr*«la. ^Thuisday's Tl sales CwngjOOObo;^ AQEaw«i»Soni(y.«) flace value Cre.i9£S cncuKiea 12^16. open interest 17.910 up 7&3 J213,700.000 jjb'ujSco'”’" " ' U S co11 Dee 307 x M7 T ,5 ’:* noQuml'tnO) r U.200 U Mar 314 31 315 313% 313^ 318'.* S13.I21.0CQ Sunshine : Li&erly 1 ot round t.1 1 « 11210 MeF«^EwBy(«thQ) ” 32) t»4,C« (28 00 " M C : s"» ™ ','J t4,?i1,000 M3I . vVCSInll(lilO)0) t Antimony, domilomcsiiC. n?lincO m jiioy. J Ofl ib Ma?"413 50 ”'®413 50 ^ ? 0 00 190% 168V^ 18H« 191 OIUInduirrM/) 100 Mo S2.200.000 I ----- •ciiol»lic..flelnctea.U.S-.7S.Ui-8a.00_ 1991» - 198\^ m u 199S» Jll.OM.IIl - - - U4.ne.726 - M ’iToT) ' JIK,«01t07) • • I ” - M ^ - ‘; i»6S *4^4^ mmon. US pnmjry produceisrs Jun 419 M 424 00 41< 00 (41V^ 642V« 64] tiOVi 20 «??j Oo' c'^•ID:d’' u s non.pnmary Isecondaryly) Aug 424 50 427 00 4 21 00 SS iils 'iSi NEW YOnK lUPIt - Foieign andId domestic gold pioducor s23 OOCID00 c Ocl 433 00 433 00 431 00 433 30 429 30 * “0 “6S5 »48Vt 650 6S5V) piices Quoted m doNais pet troy ouncincoFiiday: Magnesium.99. 99 6pctccnl, mgot 134 00 C-10 Doc 438 50 442 00 435 00 661 6S4 eS4'4 6S3'A London ', 89 9 peiceni, Ooied roguUi 70 00 Feb 444 CO 444 00 444 00 SJS as 5"“! 67}i^ “! 668 eet% 67a\^ NEW YORK (UPll - Tt»The IS most Moming li.mj 4lt1125 J oil 4 25 Apr 448 50 448 50 443 SO 688 6a0Vt 621 689 aeu>« siKkj in No« Yoi* Stock • Altemoon hung 411175 7! olt 3 75 M-feury.1255 00-34500 00 7B-ID Mask Jun 459 00 459 CO 459 00 Si! ‘E K R s700 693W ae3V» 701 EicMno* eotncosit# Kiomaig >1 4 e m Pans lliee marliell 410 75 oil 4 40 Nickel, oloclictciio'yi'c cathodes, ' z t i^oi-)i. SotllemerM prices On close andmd 0 e^ous New 710V» ^ 703V» 7n3V» 712 Ftidir. tao,ocDib:cenn^[b) I.. I..I rjin CHICAOO lUPIUPI) - Bulk Stilina puces ol tulHl FranKtuit 41313 03 oil 297. bome,Oni .3791791b YoiK cash pnco: 413 2i 0p«n mienieiesi: 109.019 oil SUM oiied by USOA Fridar: Zunch 413113 50 oil 200 Paliaflium. NY. NY Am Mel MU dealei 9 4 00-99^’ 1607 - I7fe 178J iai3 pmiiip] Pei N o Yom Jly 1S40 1848 184 1623 1624 853 Mil M«0 - Cirs 1.043.U0S i■ "S .xrsrs';cos paid lc flWi»i*(y unchanaeO: (92 CHICAGO lUPli-Coid luluros Closed cl 320 lo IM AoO 1657 166} 16i 160 1644 87a 43,(93 5i:oibAA)14M 49 Handy and Harman 4t11175 oil 3 75 platinum, soil. son 99 5- line, {voducer 475 00,"J- pointsnigiieiFiiojx. as paid 10 doiirny unchanged, pncej Engelnard, base price lor'(elirMn> 1 ,380 00-390 OOperiroyounco 1887 16S7 I860 145 ■a M 7 5 unlabricated gold 411 75 ol< 3 75 p< 1 nea.y moii scrap — Pitubuign airiMriroyoi. Oc? lV» 19051K 1870 1878 IOO im Tet i Tel i»i.SOOSn 1^- 10 '«'»"«'* lGr»Glide A. In canons fleii.oiuOI. f«iia u ’S!s;'o’..v.” " is rc i" Ctoaa Pret. Doc 1935 19: ,iQe «7’i « , fni-diumM'^:*!______/S/Selling prico. labncalefl gold « J J II gios: lon (consumer buying pricp), A px------4la.so— ------_4liia----IIB 30----Jan-1960------19« - -Souinttnd- C«'P...... - -W.KD;kd - “li iroyounco — ...... - ciinposiie icijp pnca 74 ttdoi ton 9 ^ ___ Coninll IllinolJ 1907,?00 n Moi Mkt oi-^cii-626 7Sc-Jb Jun 419 00 423 50 413 60 Do# Chemlcil 857.600 im. Met Mkl eiiioyrr price - 67? 7.75 Jly 422 80 422 H 4I9M ______IftCO -tld------MMOO'‘iM-lP— — NEW YORKK {(UPll — Cailon sgg tmjl pieces I Scp 428 50 433 00 423 SO 479 30 425 90 J lj’^19180- “S IW ’l F l s IKS MflM Paiioi rn.no■joo iou ‘ I’t) I>'»'>'el ifendj I'e as leponei) Oy the USOA ■ jl. 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P rev Close M onth Commodityy a o s e High Low 1 P,M, 088 Variety'foods Ic 125Traveravel Iraiiers :ampers4 shells A pr. M aines 5.65 _ 5.75 5.G3i 5.M 090 Pels &pepolW le. .- JMCaij; iolor hom es ' Ju n . live cattle '67.575 ' 68.45 . .6 67.675 G8.40 092 Auctions C l a s s i n d t e x 128Uliiillllllily trailers Apr. live catlie 68.355 69.30 68.20 6( 69.275 • A pr. feeder^attle 68.775 69.10 68.30 6£ C8.43 F a r mTiers' i market I Automotive - 057 R e n ta l m obile Apr.llvehogs 49.20 49.55 48.975 4£ 49.175 er& tOpSOil 131 AutO:,uto sorvico Q Announcementnts Q Real estate® '0 5 8 O ff ic e s b u slr May. wheat 3.67 3,66 3.G0 3. 3,G0'/4 “ eT-Slal “ S;rie“;e e d 132 Auto.utopats4accossories I 059Con0ominiun' 3.05',4 3.06 3 , OOlFIOflSls' 020 O pen h o u s e s ilumslorienl m H a y . a nain h 4 feed i33AufO!,utoswanled /■ J u l.c o m / “ 3.03-f^i 3,W'/i 061 G a ra g e ren tal 002 Lost & found 030 H om es for sa le 098 Farms loilo rre n t 134 Autos,uto s for rent May. silver 10.45 10.65 10.32 10 tO.GO 063 W an ted to rer 003 A nnouncem ents 031 Ouf-oM own hom e JS for renl 135 Cycleycles4 Supplies Apr. gold 410.50 418.00 408.00 40 414,50 oeSTourisiandtri 004 Special n o tic es eavy equipm ent — M ay. su g ar 6.84 C.97 6.G0I 6.7C 032 B uhl-f Iler h o m e s ck wanted i36Heavi 005 M emorial n o tic e s 033 K lm berly-H ansenennomw ™ Mobile homome space ioi Animal brbreeding i40Truck Jul. soybeans 6.50'A 6.49>,4 C.42'/.j C 6,4.1 rucks 006 P ersonals 034 Je ro m e h o m e s i02Caflle 141 Vansans t Ju n . T reasury BillsIs 91.35 91.39 . 91.12 9 91.14 036 Reai e s ta te wanteilied S M e r c h aa n n c d ls e 104 Horses 142 Impornportsporiscars . , Quolflotations from SincIalrandCcICO. 037 Farm sA ra n c h eIS s 067 M isc. for saaie le 105 Horso oqijquipment i464-whc'Wheel drives ^"S elected offersr s 038 A creage & lots 068 C o m p u te rss 106 Swine 148Antiqintique autos 039 B u sin ess propertymy 069Camera oquipjuipmeni . . 108 Sheep 149 Autosu to s —AMC 007 Jo b s ol In tere st MOCemelerylots 070 W an te d to bu)buy 110 Poultry &4 rabblls 152Aulosulos-Buick 008 Sales p e o p le 043 Vacaiion p ropertyrty 071 S h o o s a n dI clodom ing 112 Irrigationn 154AUIOSulos-Cadiiiac 009 Employment agencie:les 044 Contjom inlum s foifor salo 072 A n tiq u e s 113 Farm s 4i ranr; c h su p p lies 156 Aulosulos-Chrysler 010 Professional servicese s 045 Mobile h o m e s for:or sa le 074 M usical In stristrum ents 114 Farm Impiiple m e n is 158 Autosutos —Chevrolet Quotations from'NASE\SD a l ap* Kellwood 28.625 OiSBabysiilers 076Offlceequipfflipment' - IISFamrwortjrK w anted 160 Autosutos — Oodgo proxlmately 2 p.m. All bids in- Long. Fiberir 25.75 26.00 016 Silualions w an ted 077 R a d io s. T V/sSiSlcroos sS 162 Autosu to s — Ford terdealer bids. Inlerdealerler iquotations P ac. St. LifeIfe 5,'25 5.75 0l78u9ine8S opportunlti! f] 078 F u rn itu re &ca 166Aul03ulos— Lincoin-Mercury □ R e c rreational e i68Autosutos—Oidsmobile d o not Include retail markiarkup. mark- Trus-Jolst 32.00 . 32.50 018 Income p ro p erly 079 A p p lia n ce s 020 Monoy to loan 050Furnished housess e s 080 H ea lin g & airaircond. I 120Avialionn 172 Aulosutos — Pontiac dow n o r commission,Ion. T hese Consd. FoodOd 44.75 021 Money w anted 051 U nfum isfied h o)u u s s e s 082 B uilding malelaieriais 121 Boats i• n marinoitems i73Aulosutos-Plymouth by Edw ard D. W estem Uni(inion 42.125 quotations are provided by E 023 Investm ent 052 Furn. e p ts. A d ujplexes p l , 0S3Garage saloslos : 122 Sportingg {g o o d s 174 Autosutos-Other Oil .50 .6250 J o n e s & Co. BigPineyOil 025 Instruction 054 Unfurn, a p ts . & duduplexes 086 F irew o o d 123SMInsoqjquipment l75Autocutodealers Bid Ask ~ U tah PowerBf 22.00 026 M u slc le sso n s 056 R oom s lo r ren t 087 P la n ts Jrtree•ees s 124 Snow vehehlcles 340 Businu sin e ss directory BankofAmer. 21.375 Albertson ' 48.00 I’stSec.Co. ai25j 23.375 Idaho Pwr.'. C Com. 30.75 I'stldaCorp .50 1.00 Heinz 44.00 M oore Fin. Gp. 22.25 23.00 D art-KraflI 74.255 - OOMVtomll 007->)ob8oflntefWt ( 00C7-^o}liit»rest OQ007~^otlntero3l aOOS-Salss People Intermn. Gas 13.50 13.75 Vngrd TrusUislees M.25 JQAnnpuncements ' ------(5 COMMISSION Feriilizer — tELDERLY. Room S board AMAXiUfl EXTRA INCOMEI! Salesporson,Sa Experience PHOTOQRAPKERS | Pan timo-luii (ime, Bonus, essential. Sond resume lo ,Nooded part/ lull lime, no .car, < paid vac., group ins., UNUMfTEO P.O. I* Box 4611, Bolso, (0 n s s ^ M ]OQl-noflsts______73M122 experience < or selling : ro- jfinancial indep. For in- OPPORTUNITIES 83711.______irnsitSalll.OOandSmMt.jtii'fl • • M A Problem is nol a problom quired, ‘ earn up to }400 a ( lerview catl 733-5660. Stewansu Sandwich; Route TWIN FALLS — yu Marjorio's Flowers (or loss; f week taking snap shots in ^ cowl w«r« «l*Wy it tM Tain ft i0.0O.4ll9SO.Sa(gcO,^lltsaand4 dolivorios. All occasions, when v shared, MenUI H eilifi ' TWHAVE a homo iingorio II you aro having di((icul(y Sales Sai posidon. Twin Fatis Sj5.Sp.aik5.n4-?0?l. *Assocliilon. 9pmio7«m. your ) aroa. Write to Atlas 1parly. Earn Irco lingerie. Caii finding fli a s8ils(ying career, based, bai out 2 nights per SIMI MWj'wwJ boiU Mt* U I : ts II 1300, : sl-UM and 4 Sysiems. P.O. Box 9250. I KIT8/L*Gil.Typ»(J: J 733-ff48allBr6pm . c(consumer finance may be week, wo expenses paid, - vMriirattttfi'nfttittdrioiiiowtr. y. t) al 1000, J st 9U and 4 ( Whiiiier, CatKornia 90608- ' normal Iringe benellts. Send “IrC:'; 002-Lo3t& Found - iBankruptcy PS. Divorce S65. c ‘Girl Friday' abte Io leap tali I'J|us( what you aro looking noi Wlli t30.734^08724 hrs. ' f j ______t building in a single bound lor. ° Wo now have openings resume ro: to c /o Times News 7B.79-n.S0. YMDIngilMti nUMId. Si i:1|t1900 (or career-minded pooplo eoxT-48- 6^ ______UMI 3SMOO 10 e?^7.r >: 111 14 00 and m o u . CONTRACTOR NEEDS Qual-. [ (aster than a speeding butiei represent oiietings of leBOfiing CHECKDAILY LAWSHOP < or more reliable tlian a «who ean relate well to oiher ie.oo4a.oo. rMnmg n«ittti(oo-nois. e Uncontested divorces. 575. Iily control person for heavy f people to Irain (or manage- - $150,OOOP£R/YR Situflhwrcttiir construction near Stanley, ''locamoitve. Also must bo P' Commtrel*! • « uiiKi* £,o»« Ic'Vrices »'Je’ nai"us*” t *'*” FORCURRENT Bankruplcy and corporation. < able to do typing somo ac- ment positions in consumer PRESTIGE r ACCOUNTS lNd.f eow» W«iob.inUi.tMand aioraga cnatgas UO. Wils. UO. eic. Mall IID. Prior experience on corp “ financo. This Is an opportu- Holiest Ho now business In HOUNDPOUND s olonglnneerslobproferrod. ;couniing. Iiiing, phone an- "[ ordor avaiiablo. Call 336- < sweiing, Musi liko meeting ninity to help olher people Ameiica An needs managers NEWS I ______jSond resume to PO Box : wim Hnanclal_problems. lo and am sales reps. '^ ^ S g i t h Station. Donvof.— J Wendiy-peopie.-Seftd-}ob - « ------ouA ki turn - tw jton:------BUY a WEAR A UFCTIME------quaillicaiion i brio! |ob his- mako your own decisions "M 'MF R. BECK Jl«77-79e0 .00 niflhsr. mostly UCENSE ------' MORMONISM- i lory lo c/o TTmos New, Box and to MloraKy determine - it> ti«u IU n . W M » “ l4 Scll»«M.s.h* FOUND DOQS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR lor T^jk i ______ytyour own fuiure. Our uniqje Xmoo J ^ 5 o 16 <.73»MosmTS. NOWATTHETWINFALLS What V do you knew about the thorapeuilc t group homo lor , on-lho-job Iraining piogram 010-ProfesslonaI '«.j-l‘wMMis >s ate given Oaiiy by njnten's Omer ANIMALSHELTER Mormon ^ Church? 734-2613.--• jadoiescDni oifis.'Bachoior’S’---Help; “ J • Business -is-greaii—'win'dovoiop -“i youi nalural ox- Services 4#:00-«;00; »©•» nnlanl* u«*' .III in a>erag« ol ioretil Magic ILOCATED:139rrHAVE.W. or < 678-9103 (or a rocordod Degree | with exporlenco or Needed J licensod satosman. ecuilvo abilities and provide — fts o - j'jo w a ’fe • 9ni«yaMl«rquo15uolalionsobllinM»e«lilr. now message weekly. f Oppoiluniilos in sales pro- 0; 3-3 iaXM 10 Master's Degree required in ) you wllh unllmiiod manago- 015-Babysittersm 1. TorrlorX. lomale. blond. social work, psychology o r pofty ^ management & ap- ment opportuniiios. Salary ^ C«ni* tnd i.ioot noi tnougrlOugh iny sUusrt- ■ ■ f i l ’j M 2. Gorman jhoilhalr. fomalo. PREQNANCYHOTUNE rrelated lioid, Duiies includo praisals. J Go with II. Caii incroasosarogearedtoyour i. BA i i m l C e ^ l^ 21, Mayer Roaliy. BABYSIT BABIES In Large tar clu* 10 tifon) • itii. brown & whllo, pup. Pregnani? Need help? ccrisis counseling, stall & : porlormanco. Oulstanding comlonabie coi homo, anytime. Noih#*p. 3. 3 Goiman shocmair malo C ( all...... 734-7472 {progiam devolopmen(.. ' omployorbeneliis. TLC. TLi will polly train, drop- SALT LAKEI CITYCl (UPI) - Ut*n Isefliot and bibrown & while pups. t managemenl o( linancos, HOSPITAL I' CREDIT A Coi- StSomo collogo desirable but ins irj wolcomo, 733-7809. ringa mim weekly wee suirtmary 'or endmg 4 ROOM-MATE wanlod. ' 4.lrlshSoitor.malo.red. Fomale, t non smokor, 733- 'working with Iho board & lections *' Manager, experi- „cnot required. 5. Black lab, malo. , Babysitting, my home, any ijist>ii»n I mitNei TtMe*’ ii itetee i (aediots tnodenti imj i»r«k ^■ 71flOor73*«29.______‘communltyon lund raising & ence c required, sond resume llmo bul Fri nights, any ago, MS luiiy 1.00 n>gntr. msimce] ;c« 6, Tor/lor X lomalo. browti A , to Blaine Couniy Medical Hofll 800; lf»dlno f*i»r ' ROSIE II. is the crack In your Epublic roiailons. Resum es & 1 Household Rnance Drop-Ins wolcomo. 733-4314. fllilt «i«tdy lo moiit)' SO cantt nig ilstelns. SUughret hei'eit 100-2 00 whllo. w ' crodeniiais snouid b e sen t Conlor. C Box 927, Hailoy. Coiporatkin I higfiir; No, 1-J nignir. OeminOnd QooO\ lor iimiiod a>t>:«Die cstue b a c k ^ c h ^ x e d yei? Rosie I , Idaho 83333.______c BABYSITTING, my home, 2:o^i&i.«.s»40 00. supplies, CcnlitnilltmeO eales mu ■((!! on 7JK to McAuieyGltls Homo, Box li ConsumerFlnancoDivtslon P* Hours 5 to 7pm only ^ 413, Buhi. Idaho 83316. ^ 444 Main SI. South (oncod backyard, weekdays aiiugnitr siietsIts indi 1.2S0 siiughitr noiets tnis M/F BUDGET Imance pos- only. Call 734-4302. KANSAS DTY. MO. (UP!) ' 2.1S0 siaughier neert «nd 1,1S0 AfoncJa/fftri/fricfjy SENSUOUS, £ new, exclling, (OoslngdiloAprlll. 1963. tlon \. (or iocal coniracior. Ac­ Twin Falis ’» - >."•>'“ > s 5 3 r . ; s .itsHsi , ’.-i week. F.U.N. PARTIES. Caii 324- ______c counting degree & experi­ BabysilllngBai in my home, any *n<] iA««p UJ«t In C a ll...... 733-0860 exi 284 3711. 2 ______I once Wllh computerized ac­ An Equal Opporiunlly ago. agi Mon thru Fn. lunch & ______aalifiinti. • rmrtw iftnd. ^ EXECUTIVE OPPORTUNFTY * T?5g» SOO; iridinj mo<3»f. ) e; 00. Good ind cnote IJ^IKO lb Bocauso P Oogs aro brougni WOMEN’S ^ SOFT- BALL. / ' Tho Nampa C ham ber' oi counting ® sysiems prelerred,...... EmployerM/F - snack. sm iS a day. 324-2771, barrow* and gitlt iKUy Id ‘Sffi SS.V.’S M'« .00. Inin ovory hour, and SOLD or rClass A-ioaoue players /'Commerce ( is seeking Responsibilities r include: (l- ______CHILDREN'S CH VILLAQE Eailv eilera: good 10 tnoiiiy (noice 2-1 DDESTROYED alior 48 hours, r hiativr. U.S. u mt. ,0IM4 00,loic)miiedfloodindcno Mr Como and pick oul a puppy 007-^bxifMnst Q tbusiness manaoomont and counting c background, expo- sa medium Itame 1 US-ru 10 neiiets mor full O'Own dog-' ihoy salesm an warned. Call Chris DEOE'S DE DAYCARE. Early P^W YORK lUPII - SStiBdsio ft aroS^.oo*'!*#?#*sde» calllo sold lob meifrKng pomtj " civic eiperienco. including lienee ti in school linanco, 'JoJordan VW. 733-2954. childhood chi education major, Poor'* hourly lnd«ies (or fiW would io»o lo havo a homo. f.KJsy, (lMt-43 WM,eew»h,(nii,ink, currenl delnoty. w CARRIER NEEDED Chambor t membership and oxporienco e as purchasing c> 16 years oxp, caring for oqtMia 10.) ^ ^ irnied 1.000. SiaugMei ijmni jiejdy FlFOUND malo black Cockor EXPERIENCED Sales Rop to ^6 CO » « « soo ,oT»T«T'loadus’ choice and ptime i:a ib shotn c, JEROME AREA Epubiic lelailons exporlenco. agen(, a .aod knowledgo ol work ^vc in Twin Fails aroa. chitdfon. ohl Organized acllvl- Indut Tmini I) Ut)l« Fnd SlU umbs U CO loaa» a choiee and Btigr mghl ,c bonolKs will be o((eicc) a 2 '-p p.m, in.oi n.ss«i.7i l i l i s s aSlenl}-4 potceni Jhtlnt. or aj noted, 1864.______1 100-200 block; Buchanan t Appilcalions will bo ac- orovidod. or 377-0310. IN IN JEROME Experioncod, ^ ? s , 100-200 block; Ciovoland ccommensuraie with tno copied c unlli 5:00 p.m. April ii"."' l!?.S5gil{ JEROME DOG LOG 1 position. 1 roilroiiabio. Agos 3 A up. 324- North 100-200 block; Davis C 15. 1W3. a( The Supotln- 8495anylimo. Prev Oose. in.u».neie1 M 19.7J tS3.J? SALT LAKE; CITYCl (UPll - UtJfi fur matkel AVAILABLEFOR kNorth 100-200 block; Roiumes shouid Oo sent (ondcnt d ol Schools Ollico, SALES ^ news lor me woexeek ending Thuijutr (Dsiea ailalia AHOPTMN t ______hiyeompstsoieioeioU S. grades): Eisenhower Noilh 100-200 to Bill Barnard. Nampa 633 6 Fremont Avo., Rupert, AUTOMOBILES j, Allllla My priCijtices (irtn Ihis wetk w-ift rroiJotale , Hours Mon.-Fri.-. block; E Filmoro North 100-200 <■Chamber ol Commorco. idano. ii I ______01 &-Sltuallon3 Warned ' er lhe slale Good derrmd ano 0.8:00*m0;00pn*. Opan by S movemeni o>er block; N, Uncoln 100-200 1112V^ 12m Avo. South, NEEDi AUTO body man lodo EHIclenl 4 experienced Increasing iriteteiiitesiiorieedetiyDeMr •(appointmonl, 3;00pnv6:00pm ^block; and tho East sldo ol !;Nnmpa. Idaho 83651. Phono „ hJO EXPERIENCE. _ I® No.1-23sl'yh«yhay scatce 0o 0. pet ton No }-4t leederle< nay SO 00<5 OOpet ton, sotne ■ (ivo cioso lo Ihese areas. ‘ £ WHO SAYS BUSINESS oGOOD, o reliable house » Inds 1 I^ I1 U U 1 IUiU(41t4009-SBI (4 siortn damsgeo'0 anda oll-Q'aae 40 00-i:oo oet ton 11. 1 lomalo Boaglo. black. '' EXPERIENCED Chovroioi 734-8184 7 _alier 5.______S cleaning, Reforoncos. 629- mechanic, year around p 70 Ttns • SI9.H WJ.U ilII »X ji55?-^.«3 aiiroidiidesiickBicked unless olhettxiensted hrbrownS white, tl monihs. CALL538-2535. " PART TIME days, Semico & IS g BAD? WE’RE SELL- f.i5i0r ______IS uiiis t» .« i» .n i«Ml» U 1»)4*003 Hay cube tno>elO.ement littn agim imj .eek wUh work, good benolKs. Dono( i, U Sms «&]» 4M» 4<14‘U14J »J1 Jl—7.39 rnofletale mo»emi>emenl. No 1-2 duty cuMs m iho ^■2. 1 malo German shophord. CAHLE C FEEDER WANTED. IJ Inyoniory wall decor linos in ING IM CARS UKE CRAZY! GRADUATE of Meat Culling apply unless exporioncod & local i, storo, A lew hours Trtnsactions In slocks ussd)d In e>stao«i cenitalsndsoutns;inetn aroa 97.00-10) 00 CKtlon blblack & brown, S years. ^Must havo fuil exporionce in willing “ (0 wo/x. Neyman „ -School seeking appiontico- FrM«y: InduslrUls 6.919,100.00. Transporta- No. 3-4 Itederer cubesc U 00 pet ion ill lob slab. 3.3. 1 mato Cockor Spanlol X, operating o tood lol & doctor- S monlhly. Write U.M.I., Box Ono Oi ol Idaho’s most pro- fk! l.OOSiOO: Total Chovroioi Co., Hailoy, Id. i ship in moats. Call 733-9196 lion 1,Mi,300: Ulilliies 1.003 d. 1 yoar. iring.sick callte. Wilting to J 148, clillon, NJ 07011. In- grossivo gr 4 dealers now aller ai„ Spm,______1 lomato Gorman Shop- movo rr 10 Cailf. 734-6202. 788-2225. elude\ phononumber, sosooks salospoopio with no Ol prte*i this j w f HOUSE CLEANING, all » hord,r brown i black, lyf. ______PPEDIATRIC OFFICE nurso. oxperiopco... SJ l«s.1. Trini.1 Ullll, 5. 1 male Gorman Snortiialr. Sond rosumo to Box S-47. YK.NOEXPEfiiENCG, cJall*ra4-8439 anyllme, 0 SI9n mM ucm YORK; II(UPI) — HanJr mil Hitman Iivor&whllo.6mos. ||v 0007-JobsoflntflfBSt B007-^ofln!w»*l c/o c Times Now, Box 548. TF. r r i« ? s \ jihc» at *10 «0 pet lm« cunco oil g WE OFFER: LAWN LAt ^MOWING. Ifimmlr>a, ‘ “i ’i " k ; & sj> 6 .1 lomalo Sfillany, whilo & PHARMACIST. Immediate •Training. t Program “ odging, od( wooding, roto------.. r oin_nuQ!ciLi-.aa3e.fliice-IO(JnOu!-___^fOdj^Zjears^^__ - opening.. lor... logislerod - r 10 Pub Ultl* 7 -Company Car Program ' ' tilting. titti. Fci tho sharpest lawn s i ; jto « oil MOU snd a onco Ior "7T1 77 malo'CocxofjCwhilo. ID pharmacist. Hospilal oxpo--

- Paint houses, foncos. aic. whllo, Abrown,8monlhs. Carriers noodod for allall ol Byboo: Manor poisonoi „ oldco. Cassia Mo- Will do a good iob, 733-3998. 10. 4 malo. 1 lomale Sordor Drive; Locust Street>t 600-800 block: , moriatit Hospital & Medical $19m $30,(M )0..-.Ri-Reliablo-man-wants yoar_ Coilio. 2 monlhs. YOUR NEWW AUTHORIZEDiDTONY H Mopio 600-900 block:c: a< ll o l P o y s o o . a l l Center. 9 2303 Patk Avo. RRSTYEAfi round rou (arm work. Expori­ Burloy, 1083318 EOE. _ ...... - oncod one In oil aspocls. W ill------of Walnut, oil of 7thI StrootS South, and Wo hovo contracted AST rolocalo, foic Vic Warren, Box LAMiAA BOOT DEALIER-' ...... » Wo havo moved lo iho new QUALITY BUIDER ' W th o 100-200 block o f 7tl-7th Stroot North. Tot ropiosont long ,7,Placomoni Agoncy Irom 553, 553 Jordan Valloy. OR 97910, jRlmal shollet. use onlranco Woslmont, NJ to ao all ol 503-586-2604. 5 ^ ______10 Sowor Plani acioss iho Ploaso re sp o n d ononly il you livo esiabllshed o (34 yoars) manu- ^ ; , INM>flAGIC VALLEYMS S lacturer ol quality panoii:ed our ol scrooning, inlorviowing ROTOTILLING,rq Call Arnold ' fO.road Irom KART Radio. 1933 closo to th oISO so o ro o s. & training, imorviews will bo i^ei Oog iiccnsos may now oo housing. Soii lo Individuals. ° Moin 733-5702,______buiidors. dovolopors. Facto- hold ai our doaiorship,- WiLL rT;: do ail kinds of yard purchased at Iho City Walor C A U 843I 3 - 4 A 4 8 ‘ Monday. March 29.9 a.m, - d Ollico cllcciivo 12-1-82. ry assistance, advodlsing Mi woik A hauling. Roasonabio program, cusiom plans. P-p.m, & Tuesday, March 29 9 0*11...... 324-6436 a.m.-l p,m. raios, Caii Je tty 734-3135, Ifnoanswor ,,,,,.,_324^3 P 6Wrilo or call: • FARWEST HOMES CUSTOM ROTO-TILLING. iW EM Wl i § | ! i ! LOST I Gold Ring, black P,OBox480 I cam co, 3/11/M. vicimiy of ROY RAYMOND FORD Tracior i,i mounted llller. ad- Chohaiis,WA. 98532 1 2 4 ^ u a Lakes Bivd North fusi _ < 3 3 61 MMain A vo. South Twin Follio llt 7 3 3 -1 7 1 9 ______[■ ^2Turf Ctub, (Owatd. 543-4567. _ (usled doplh 2-10 Inches. „ATTiliTriON!!! ______J^74B ^L...... '^TwInFtlli P»iianBoa.733-1&M. guidance providod to th o s o w h o o r e spoilino jJ and pioolroading s o give us a call,c t ■ motivofod to succoodod in the oxciting tests. to Posllion is opon im------• 005-MemoflalNolico8 profession of solos. modiateiy.m Cali Jon KInnoy easy.to-U£i:Use -at-73^09jl beloro SJO p.m. ' - T l S • Commlsiion poy ploTTdlFotlecll^riilaled lo on weekdays. ^“Classified to:o OOft-'Peisonals producDvliy, • Fringe bonoliii Includo insuisuronco. reliremenl N^w Ki yoar, . , new values! g e t your hancands on WANTEOWfi Roommaio. and demonslrotor plons. ShODCliSailiod.73U)931. N r o f T h « B««tlnTli»\>li*W >it»*>opAt.». _____ Stiaro new counlry homo. • Excelietil growth potoniial.al. ’s o m e c a s hI. . .Non-smoKor.. J160/mo. plus__ WANTED Raliabie, sirong If yoii’ th irik -y o u '.m igght’bo-lho h person- - -pipersonlodrivaU-Haultruck' - - Vi oleciiic. 733-8222 days. to Boise & unload April 4lh, 733-1635 e»oninq3.______v^o wont, contoct:: Gory< Asson at - 734-7494. IS — - BONANZA MOTORS, ININC. 325 Overland ^ CLASSiFiEDAD'ADVERTISING ■ ; ' B B .WANTED 1 ' oxpetlonced I w t t T ^ r n ^ ------^ ALCOHOUCS___ _A^O.JrLBurjoy,ldc^q^676 7 8 - 9 4 8 i^ ______0Combinaiion auto body & An *qui opportuniitnlly employer -piirirn^»r-Oftir"oxporl- pi ------^ — PHONE-73:7-33-093-1— — T - - ANONYMOUS ______encod0( need apply. 393 CiII73M300 m m m m m m m m m .ei,E * s ll« n t f D r .S o u lt i.------1 7 S a tu rd a y ,.M h a rc h 2 6 .19S3 Tim os-N owew ss, Twin Falls, ktaho C-3 zcted offe■ers-Merch‘.handise OJ>17-067

017-Bu9ine&sOpptys. a30-Home8BxS«l« (E i03(KHomesForS«)« Q3&-HomesForS«l« Q3C ^a r-B u h ^ fU e f Homes OS-/kciMgaSIA (o iSc(Se-MoUKHonu 0S2~Fum.ApUDup. K 06S-OfncaRentali 06& Bolso Homo Improvemeni l's ACRES Wlin waiVt a Co. to opon an ollico m . • ?Assumablo VA, 9V.S, 3 '' Counlryliko( 3 bdtm brick, wd : KOSJ-Klmberty-Hwsen >5 30SAHARA14i7tl,3bdrm. i BEDR6dM.7e7rnic7. “ DcctilbiT ^ Tocatkw- 2 ; bdrm. 2 batf«. lull bsmt. SIOVO. ■ all carpolod. eOil7S g youngslot’s 4 ancmii'j do- 2 , il bath, oloclric. terms or Call 734-5039, _ olflces olfli In Federal Bldg, 1061 • Maoic Valloy. havo oponing " } BDRM Brick Home, wiin (Of Owner-Man»(jof Tralnoo. ®-SIOVO & d-washer. 73*4118. Ilot. garden, eic. Easy I t^ h ll Lovely ifeeafoom. t ',1 trado for down 4 assumo ,, Blue Lakr>s Nonh, 1 Approx- ' lull basomeni lor sale. BY balh ba home^hiadjn in 11 Apis. Comploie wiih ca- - we train. Invoslment Nil. 8BEAUTIFUL CEOAR LOG 3 assum,‘ gViMoan askS4l.9. • • • • u lo t!! 324-^80...... ” Imatoly 1200 Sq Fl AND 1 bodroom homo, on 25 a c f tj Ownof < will deal 7 3 ^ 0 t i 2 _ COUMTHY CO SETTINQ Big lol OV3WNER Cajl 423-5730. , ovofflfoons ov ^ Casllelord blo TV. Weekly 13S-150. 1201 ApptOilmilely . . . W Sq. Fi. - 37M000 Charlos lor & a re t Sevefat ouiBuiidmgs. 1982 1M SAHARA 14,70 Kim&eflyRdki 733-6264 portonil Intorviow,______°ol good paslute. Full-waier. For | S«I« By Ownof-Boaunful with win spacious 3 bedroom Expando. noihlng down. Call CalUotdcitils.734«M Oul buildings, corrals, brick | home, t acro w/corral. >iome hor on the edgo of lowtt. K037-Ftrmi&RafKhe3 ______«corrals, lamily otchitd COMPLETE stoam carpot » garden $43.48&3,byowner. Jef PRIVATE OFFICE with re- ■ Owner will consider Irado on ( High Lawn Dr. Call lor £«tra £«t large family room, 2 - 054-Unfum.Apts. ceplionist 4 inswering ' cloaning irancMso. Y, baths, lireplaco & many “By t Owner 120 • c r e i with 2 2I lols comploicl/lencea’in Machlno. chomlcals. & all elor Quality home in . Twin appoimmeni, | 7y-4650 bat. 5922.______. - & Duplexes _ sonrico. sor 1350- month. Call Falls. Can Joffv Jackson , more desirable (eiiures. improvomenis, prime loca- HoHiSlor hc w/14«65 1971 NaJu carpol laying equipmenl. o ForS.J.B)6m..r4„oM. ™ A REMOOELEb’STUblO. All Bruce B'u tl Ck>be Realty 733- . R etl E suta UnlfmKed 324- ! Enjoy the peace 4 quiol ol lion noar Tw.n Falls. Full mobllo mi homo, StoraQo Shed. 1983 Bfoadmofo 14j70, lived A 734«tf36. • j\ 3 bdrm, 2 bath homo. Alf ^"1 waior riQhis. 733-7813_____ in 6 mihs. oxc. cond. 7x2t ulllilios ul paid ♦ laundry. 1175 2626; ^ ______' T 5 iso02*< aa______cond. ; UG spiinklets, Country living. Ownof Is . ** ffuH iroes 4 largo garde'- ' FAMILY SHOE STORE lor ^ sacrilicing al 154.900. It's spaco._a26-5349alier_5_ E»|Expando. 2 bdtm. 2 baths. monih. mi 734-90«______SHi SHOF>- WAREHOUSE, new, BY OWNER: S E. area. 3 Ilroplaco. I rodwd deck. w ood stovo. All oloc. Many Iruck door, ollice, restroom, u le . Business and Inven- ° P 0 p u • vacant-so ''»c look now! ^ DAIRIES 20 I f ACRES .n^KimBetly. *5: A'nHACT’ivE. Large. Idoal !/,“' tory JfiS.OOO. Will lease of ~bdtm, 2 baih, 2 year old. I DOUBLE 10 herrlngbono on p, e itra s. Musi seo 10 appreci- lot |q Single All utilities paid. 73^21M^______landscappod, auto lar I " T e n s " plan located W. , , Prime location. Full wiier ato. ' 786-4201, eves. nc sell building. Located In '/ ?4 a c r e s .' sharos, jn reasonable. Pwiior *1® nopeis.l?00.CaJL7»^7_ 600 600 aq ft of downiown ollice Hailey. For tnofo hlormation *'sprinklers, lenced yard. 01 i CSI. Assumablo 7 38% HAMLETTREALTY H » storo spaco, Hoal lurnished, spaco lor RV. carpei drapes, loan. I Call lor apoo-tMmeni DOUBLE 8 hortingbono on owned. 734-38tr____C__ 24- WIDE CONCORD 2 or 3 ATTRACTIVE a ' latgo studio, callTte-STgl or7aa-a3X3.___ • J C8 Yetrs ol H onejf Service) 24( bdrm. delivered locally from all all ulililies exccpl electrici- carpelod.Call ^ill 734-1224_____ Asking $65,000. Flexible 87W455days734-i3l5cve i OFFICE ^ ...... 73W079 n r 3BD'RMHdMEonapflfo»-2 FOR RENT OR LEASE t(terms. 345-1068.______DOUBLE 8 hirrinobone. J* lactory. Only 118,995. Also ty ly 1145 ♦ 175 dep. Siovo 4 ^ ___ - Joyc*Col*-.-....7SM7e7 Joj „compuiori:oaon20acfes acres. •' Cotrals. rfrena, quality '*7. custom buill Great in 4tn Avenue Soull>, Sorvico bucking 4 roping shuias. trig. 733-9597. __ 05M:ofKionilnlum3 09 .CHOfCEACREAGES JUST LISTED- CORGEOLIS D D«t> tveH tm lon ...... 73W0M ocDOUBLE 3. Side opener on Lake homes. Bank i FHA t,. 'S tation Biflg. & also cindof- . SPOT siiuatod on canyon - Outbuildings, year round }^, BEAUTIFUL T R J^ E L Gf,' block bldg. Call T33-3266 or tiJSO.OOO- 7Vt acres, oo-M 3 • 20 acrcs P.^ financing. MAGC VALLEY g GREAT SKI vacation. 3 bdr'in rim with ouisianding view ol MAKE OFFER on down & « liShino. 3 milos (iCiin.to*n___Hii Duplex. Close 10 CSI. appli- condo, lor ram. a night. 73H613-______frbdrm mobile, big shop. T60 | assum o low inl. I.H.A. loan, o*'51NGL£6hemnctiorieon60- L'* -MOBtLeHlle QQ Home Spe. Imported lile Ihrough. farrt- now ne exterior palnl. kiichen |,, sollonor. klichen w/appll.. oxtra nice, near CSI, garago. — GROWING & very prolilabio qoldor homo, pasture. T83 Irngaled, tow Crop or live- wlih builders. 83*-53«2 or washor. ” dryer. I?i12 at- ^ - business in Twin Falls lor x.n3.0CO-2 acros. 4 bdrm, ly/gamo room with wet bar, tango, rar drapos, eleciric hoal. Slock. e M; q i - ^ 20M,______No Saturday Calls. 734-6099. SPACE SPi FOR slnoie wide 2 fireplaces, kiichen area covofod co' pallo. lenced back '' lachod. Insulaled shop, - mobile; adults only. Curry salo. Regular customors, no a!allalfa. barn, lerms. Flier. 5 itc re bulldlna kits In Ms'ion aulo. au' sprinkling system. C Cl i^ carpeiM, Sludio apta ' compolillon. Fof Inlo call rr2,flOO-1acfo.dean2bdrm. leaiures island cookirg yard, yai walk lo work at £ F. BARNESREALTY Va w/reffig 4 siovo. Waier 4 TfailocPafk.733-3aa{. center with Gen Alre range. Johnson Jol Planl. U7.000 Call - Valloy, Buhl. Beautilul view! 142,000. $4: U z y J l lV 735^98.___« 733-ma anyilme.______ppaslure, lorms. Gooding. T3 ! -- 10<3BhJBLik»jNorth For Fo Sale by .o * M fJ4M 7n -SannatwPd-NopetsrlHS— ■ bulll-ln lood-a-matic S Bob Bo Jenson at 734-4875 or C«ll73J-a227__ _ Cf 6x40 ANGEtUS Trit. lully +_doeo$il. ' Call 733-0907. _ R Movlngl small day caio- «im . m - 1.75 acres, 3 bdrm 5 ACRE BUILDING site close tutfurnished, lot sate or trade - preschool lof salo. (building s:sphi lovel.Joronio.T31 spacious enclosed pantry. 324-5078 32^ eve. MARKETING Merchandise Ovor 2900 sq. fl. lends iisoll ASSOCIATES AS REALTORS. SCENIC RANCH to to Big Liillo Ranchos. Fioii- for small Pickup. 537-6604. CLEAN O Small 2 bd'rm. IS noi irtclud) 734^tt32. St&I.OOO- 15 acros, fonced Troul sircams. nalural blo bli lorms. 23 7-8707^_ waicf/saniialionw Paid, no — paslure. comeni lood bunks lo tho modorn family NEW Brick 4 bdrm. 3 baiii, 10 I | ‘ pets, 1155 Call 733-5307.___ — SHORT 40, closo lo Twin P • nieslylo for only {139.500. \u meadows, good improve- 5 5 ACRES in Melon Valloy _ P.' with Twin Falls Canal water. '« ping. Childron welcomo. gg| REALTY 7208 Of oflice 734-2922. wood y,o siovo. landjcapefl, Locaicd on oiled road closo 734-3191:n . ______KSJ Rentals g BEE -BOARDS FOR SALE. lotown, Plus310cows.Ailal Warm. Iriendiy 4 quiol at- 676-2871. 676 ______. THE CLUB Cigar Bar, DOSHIER & HOUEY. RE- ulawn, , trees. Aluminum Bo«- '0 5 SECLUDED ACRES year -> Falrllold. Idaho. Includes 2 733^orS4M222 allordablo priccs & torms. 7„, mosphoro.m 1 4 2 bodfOom Blllltrd mii Suppllei 4 pool ttbio ALTORS. ed ed Eaves, chain link loncea, *" found stroam, road 4 power. — apts. 1195 4 1240 month. 663 " city lots. beer. wlno. liquor CCITY CLOSE<0unlry quioi. 1.29 A., wen & canal water, LEMOYNE REALTY h^ sales. Ropalf. recovering, OILLEbE MEADOWS Hoi waior poienlial. N. ol m0S(>-Fuml3MH«i»l Q license, all Invonlory i NN.E. locallon. 2 homos with ( 2V^ mi Irom T.F.. By owner, Buhl. 423^355^______Z cues. Bowladfome 733-0369. b u 1 I d • h CONDO 2 bdrms. I ’/lbaihs. TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Bl horse corral i ' a garden ( 733-7818.______WANTED: Roommate _____ ' BOSCH MIXER wilh free Ino, Coniaci Mark Bfown aarea- Both lor Jtl5,000 or 'with lireplaco & appliances, 73Mia f 4 ______8 8 ACRES 1 Of Wenaeli. ^ U RG E 1 Bedroom. sto v * 4 P.'i assumo 9V j\ loan U7,S00. Nowly No remodeled A painted. Potonlial lor homo site. Sharo Sh now country, home. L lood processor itlachmenl. 7?fl-<1S1. Kelchum,______trtrado for smaller homo. Con- £ 1 Easi-1 soulh ol Hazelton, c° Non-smokor. 1160/mo. plus Rofrig. H Heai 4 w f l e r 1289.U nil March 31,1329.50 tinenlal Roalty. 733-9t&5 or <734-9084alier3om. gas g^a heal wl passive solar. 'J'- Small larm sled. Mobilo lurnishod. 203 4th St. North. Owner can finance. 733-7446. “J-Id. 100 shares waior. 104 homo silo. Owner financing, '/i olocltlc. 733-8222 days. ^ allor. Order nowl 733-7886. 734-4567,______acres. 50 actos hay. wheel ,q, 733-1636 ovonlnos.______7; 734-5325allor4pm.______WARNING! 7: ------NICE Nli 3 bdrm home cn 1 acre. tO% down, 25 years on 71 BRUNSWICK 8' pool table. lino irrlgaled, S220.000. balance. 837-6383.------(fj LARGE -1 BDRM APJ. all The Tlmos-Nevus ro- . Pasluro. corrals, very nice Assumable loan 829-5S97. ^ CLEAN 2 BDRM moM o Anniversary Model, dxc, commends that you in- 028-0pen Housea (SS-Op«ffHo(»«s Pa ------he ullliiies oxcopi liQhls. stovo. cond. slale lop 1600.432-5442 mini farm. J47,600. Call Jm y homo. Also 1 bdtm on rclria., 1170. ♦ 175 deposll. vostlgalo every phase o( 140 ACRE FARM^' small ^ private lol. Call. 734-2050. ” . Jackson Jai R u l EaUte Unllm- 039-Bu5ine83 Propefty p i no pXt-733-9597.______Chj Champion Juicer 1150.; Inveslmoni opporiuniiies. Itodit» 32 «-75180f 324-6022 homo, corrals. Twin Falls W waler. 2 miles west ol Filer, EXTRA NICE Ig 1 bdrm. Bernina 830 Sewing Machine ospociaiiy those Irom oul ol A INDTiS. BUILD. SfTi- l i LARGE 2 BDRM. 2 balh, lull °f.! ...... S2:12300 per acto. Call Bob •«, Appl. W /0. garage. No pots. )■' with fullle atlachmenl. 1700, slate or ollofod by a person cxcellcnl locallon oil 1225,t i 733-4944 or 734-9581. unfinished gj basemoni. 733- Call ^ 734-7831.______doing business oul ola Jonsen 734-4875 ollico or EastlandDr,Hasciiywater4 p ' j- 9460 or 734-61310^7334636, ^ OPENHHOUSE PRESIDENT STREET, 324-5076 eves, Ma/kttlng HANSEN. 2 bflfftl mobile . u CULLIGAN WATER SOFT­ local motol or hold. fcmodelod 2 bedroom, lull sowcf hooked up. 125,000 fj MODERN all eleciric 2 bdrm Wo suggest you consult (^ w Iito sR ea llo r# .______qq hom e. Carpolod. lurn., very " ENER. Excellent condition. P a t i o H i om es ^ basemenl, convenient 10 all - OOSHIER & HOUEY, RE- apl. Appliances. No pels. 1150. Call 733-4534. yoUf own ailorney, 40 ACRES belwecn Twin ALTOf»7^2ra. AL ______nice, 423-5104, 125 Sl 0 -I-deo. 733-5162. ’-p M arch 26 S 272 1-6 P.M. facilitlesJafgo jac assumeable « Bectronlc Dog TnJner, used lhe Betlor Business Bureau, loanavaiiable*32,000. Falls and Jerome. Nicely S M £ U S CLEAN. Attracl.vo MODERN J 2 BDRM In 4-plex Idaho Consumer AKairs or remodeled 3 bodroom .< 2 bdrm mobilo homo, nico 5 limes, 1300. Also reloading 2173 Falls/)! A v o . E a s t - 15.000SFm'anulaciufingor noar MV hosp. 1245 1100 supplies. 733-197DeYenln08- ask for a Iree pamphlet and home. Owner will ^nal^ce. warehouse M-1. ’Tshado Iroes. no pels. Call d e p -837-6392, 734-1867. Inlormaiion Irom tho • I210»q.fl, ood terms. Call Bob • 2 tor garag« AMERICAN JS 3150SFwholesaleM-l. S ^ S i ------NICE N Jargo 1 bedroom in FOR.SALE: 4 mag, 6 hole, Attorney General's Con- • Foncod yard •3 bodroom onsen al H4-4875 ollice 0/ 1250SFoll.ce + 1200SF . slotted fims 4 tires. J175. — •alorgobatht REALESTATE 3?S Twin, appliances, oxtra ?i7 ------su m o f .ErtcrgyolCtlonf — & APPRAISAL- 324-5076 eves. Martieiing s h o p o n ’AacteM-l. 0051.-Unlum.Ho«J«! J T W M l______Pfolocllon Division. Stale- (Across from Court House) « ■ 5300SFmanulaciuringen 5 a7MOBILE HOME LOTS FOR— HO —dison-Avo.-£.-1225-monlh—-2-BORM-OHPlox.-no-potsr— 2 -S2995,'now-n993.-734-280l.------J2S bsml.EparlofTwln.lhisisa sa with 1100 deposll. Call walor w paidTilOO cleaning Ernie's Prt Audio Warehouse. ACREAGE IN TOWN dosoTo I salo "Magic,Valloy Mobile • .NEnI w ^M OON! 10«50 I'rTiiof ovonlnQs324-4977. o, > prlvalo eniranco, all and roll top desks. Tho Mary VERY CHOICE placo lo built m S p o f m onlh.73 4-4070. u I NOWOOFFERING Irom Goodino, all brick. 3 Ihalnow ,h homo on Ihis short Cartor Ca Homos 733-7568. , ullllllos^aW ^on only. 1100 Cartercj Ceniet, 73M493. 2n6 NEW IDAHO HOlOUSlNG FUNDS wV r IT H I bdrm, bd 2 bams, cathedral acro. 3, Call Joe 734-3M3 or 12x60 12i 3 bdrm mobllo homo. AAPARTMENT neatl cliy + • Fourth Ave.E-Twin Falls. colllnos. air cond,, Jenn- Mm a ln ^o st Really 73«55_5^ V/i 1'-^ baths, localed ai Skylane park. P 1 bdrm lurnlshod 1150 ROOM R 4 BOARD- For moro TURN fi OF THE CENTURY AIro rango. aulomaiic ,1 m onth. 150 dcp. 734-0457, or ir %'-! Newmaxirriumwiwith incom e guidelinen e s • > Air v i, io 5'aCRE'loisrpflcos Park, P?- 15600-423-4394. rr info call 326-4264 allor 5pm or L.C. (_ Smllh. social I 570. sprinkling systom. Owner II- ’ wookondS;______$4 14000. Call 423-5396. • can mal . I didn’t : Expcct... ^ • mobllo home lor,saIo. exc. AltractlvoA sludio ItlD com- 3sq. It for rent. Exc locaiion. cjdopodia g, sol, 1250. 734- V; Specially designened lor the lirst tim e OflSlS cond, 1 sol up In qulot ItsHor ralolo. p Non-smoker. 734-7105. 1175 1 mon. 733-9597, ’ , .ii r^ark,32S^110allor6. S home buyer or FURNISHED 1 bdrm apart- i 1971 TAMARACK 12x50, 2 m n oni, all ulilUlos Inciudod. past 3 years g i SALTY bdrm. I an wood paneling, Callc 733-4246______067-Mi5CSllaneou8 ( 067-Miscftllin»ous 01 * Ifyou haven’t owriw neda hom e in the pe earth lonos. really nicol Hoat S walor furnished- Pfpfopano turnaco; walor., T ____ ^>'r_LLrTiitecl Funds AviA v a i l a b l e ______. loroo 1 Bdrm, 203 4th SI N. I .hoatDr.inslallo{l. aiso^eltia,____ T.F.t 734-5325allor4om------— ^ with wl lablo & 4 chairs, jKIrt- V.- p ro g ram e n d s JuiJuly 3‘Otli J IN KIMBERLY.'2 bdrm apt, fl Inn, If* 10x6 Slop porch, 200 -- am p motor box sol up lor liflhl, " hoal 4 walor lurn, )re inform alion -'( I ------y - ar * Cail now for more iralior houso, 30 ft polo. fcroanlno dop 4 rof roqulrod. I Wholesale V V V - Ifl le Pricesr! ~ NO 0013.423-5828,______Call 73734-4411 w eekdays t l X . , y . 17000. 438-4122 ovei h 1973 1 2x64 moblld tioma 2 ^Klf3 ______^ fortaloS18.000.00. NICE 1 bedroom lurnlshod 1B75 Tamaiock 14 x 70 Mobllo aapartm onl. All ulillllos In- Loage S ^monl and ojtumb loom. hotno. vory nico, 110.000. celuded, 1145,734-3653. &Cafe i DISTRESS I LOW down poym Propofty h a i to bo told toaho S a tu rd ay , Marc^irch?6,1983

Meerchandiiise-Recreinational ______O067-124

115-Fami Woric -(n-Ultottom it 077-fW lo,7V4St«o OS}-Qvio»Sal« 104-HonM 112-lnigit)on 1t4-Fam)lmpien>enta ^ 1 q a r a q esa S ^ m s &IT m RANCH GELDING, " c ^ e JD 220 disc, 23' wide 20 inch CUSTOM C SPRAYTn" ^ Any- ;METAL u m s I mithngro RENT A n ew "rvi Own a new > FOR SALE: 50 'A Mile lines whore, any size job. $4 per ? yrs Accufflulatlofl. Insids ll lor anyone, exp. with cattle,• ol 3" AAU aolld »«t iprinkiar blades. $2800. 629-5691. * '(TiwMno combo w/tooUnQ. 1 color TV by renting. No cred­1 woamer it bad. Antiques, acre. Mike Gott, 733-0199 or - year offl. n7S0.MM174. traits, 4 used In Drill Team. pipe. Usod only 2 years JOHN DEERE 466 BALER. I itors checked. 304Main Avs. old bottles & lars,' pictures, Call eveninos 7334016, 734-2331 unit B542 or Mark - '^N,CAIN5-733-7111. 6374269 or 6374338. Good condition. $4600. Call Howard 432-5335.______-5 HP Sriggs & Slralton collectibles, camera, toaster REGISTERED Mares and 7344381 ______[ 3 SATELLITE T.V. Earth sta-f oven, electric skinet. deep ^ GATEDPIPE HAY BUSTER Brand -85.423-5874. ^ GARAGE SALE; 3 lamlllos. maros to (oal in Spring, Syr Reconditioned everv Ben E Heidemann . .. 4234269 : Blacker appliance 733-1604 Numerous liems beginning I § ol Kimberly, 423-5647. old Registcfed Quarter‘ Evening cans welcome. season. New concaves & MANURE •, SPREADING. Cali USED SONY i r ’ Trinitron>n noon on Thurs, March 24 i \ .11 Horse Stud King bred. For rasp bars this Sp'ing. r !; OeMkHnputsra Sin,SO. Other used coloror thru Sunday noon, March 27, Brent Bower 5434974 or 543- Inlo. Cail 7 3 3 ^ ______PIPE Engine serviced every 1(J0 4725,. ______= iv-s (rom *99.50, Mel Quaie'a'» 304Luciile.KimberlY. •Haslingsalumlnum hours. $25,000,324-5851. Elocironics, 1730 Kimberly STALLION SERVICE AUC­ PLOWING 4 botlom Inl. T- Equip. ly OARAGE SALE; March 25. TION, Gooding Livestockk ‘DazocP.V.C.gated LOCKWOOD Mark VI potato . : Road, 733-4910, B-54Maich 26.64.1323 Elm y 'P.V.C, burled plow. Ripping 4 discing too. Commission Co, Sunday digger. Operable or for 734-2279 ? alter6.______Wood Circio, Aniiquos & April 10,1983 at 11:30am. Cali ^ ^ ^ 1 4 0 ( 1 Call 324-2617 or ' ‘ 07&-WantedToBuy misc. Items,______ROTOTILLING, plowing, hay 07S-Fum.iC«^ 9344479 or 934-5349, ' BEE BOARDS wint«4. Will 8AT&SUN.9to4.Furniluro. J 733-<013dav or nlghl swathing 4 baling. Ail types Wolsh pony carl 4 harness MF (57) 3x16 Spring Irip of - cusiom larming. 326-46^1. corns to you. Call coiledCl ALMOST NEW Chrome Dfn-1* docoiatina Items, water (or rlder$4iS, 73^2157. oves,, . ‘Pipe straightened plow. Like brand new. Con- „ 46»5?80or46»40?l ______imi Set. 5 piece, only S199.I. hoso. Misc. 607ElmN,TF, J ’Cement ditches repaired SPRING GROUND WORK- fj, Banner Furniture. 733-1421, 1 YR RLLY. $300. AOHA; 2 sider trade. 4364192. ° ; BUYJNQ: Everylhlng In gold THISWEEKENOalTheWeit YR Filly $500; SYR old Maroi BOB BAILEY PIPE £ a E S Ail lypes, plant, drill. loador 7IMff13 New Watts non-stop plow. 2 work, „ manure hauilng. rock ' • & silver. Idaho Coin Galtor-r- ANY SiZE'WalerMd- Largo0 Addlaon Bee {500.;3244617or324-545l. bottom, sell cheap. 324-7165 . •* ioa.30?N.Maln.73M593. bookcaso headboardd Marksl-redwood lurniturc. picking.5434886.5434011. or 733-2049.______^ w/etched miffor. Complete8 . Old lamps, books, ■ J dst stano s n a . ja r:rTMEsw«’Sw4LKY0U!‘ - CASH lor old bikes, B/Ino 113-FamiSuppnes SPUD plantor, 4 row Acmo, ' lh«m to Hallner's Kay 'I & w/mattiess. Ilper, hoaier A» glassware. loys. and 105-H o f» e Equipment , fill kit, S199.I Rock Creekk furniture, Lols ol others ___F0R.F1ENT;. Polaio. «i0'age_,_ cup typo $1250; 19' sloel ■ _ lElkflShop.3M4ttlAy6.W..2_ -7£*cDnanfkldsponyrciack-4— • "souabea-'oeitnoorw/mofor— f * blocks bahlna Post OlfiCB. Waterbodi--Otf-Blake-Sf:—1^------peocIeVJUNQUE-MiVOo— (or soed cutting. 10c per - Behind Galeway TrailerI' your long lose dream Ilnd, white, wolsh 4 Morijan' CV/T up to 11000 CWT. $1800.: 10' JD pnosphate n L Recreational ' CASH PAID (or non workingg Siiei.nMnea.______Come on down & browse ' oee-Farm Sddd m - c m cross, good for riding club 4' . Jerom e area. 3244425. sproador $75.: 5’«10' l.n Z - refrlg & freszers.. A lso. pleasure. 536-2761. ___ ' QA8Y CRIB & mattress,I, around this weekend, Cor- 3 SIDE OPEN stalls, Deiavai garden shed wflioor $100. ■ Bervlca available. 733^1 *a. II ner ol Blako & West Ad- , HORSE TRAILER 53^2321.______- Good condition. {80, Cali claws, puisators, pipe Ime. IZO-Avtatton______* ESTABUSHED Conliicior dison, across from Gateway■ >RUSSETT BURBANK FORSALE: Hoistein Pasture {500, receiver, trap, $600,9344707, W anted lo Buy: 12' Brillion « 734-2989,______coctllied sood potatos Ililod calves. Cail S434841. ■; will trade any sort ol con- d TM5L______i Call 3244249. roiiorharrow. In good cond. MAGIC VALLEY Ultra Ughl . aiructlon (or computer. Call,11 CASH for good used 4 winlor losl plot Inspection w/in3tderubber.43S423t. f A. furniture and appliances.I. YARD SALE. Sat, the 26lh was 0. Potatos storing woll. "PAIRS FORSALE NEW & USEO horso 4 stock Flying Club. Illght instruc­ * Peoples Conslrucllon Oft- from 7am lo 5pm, 1632 Ad- . 250 young, mostly Slack Irailers. Hagorman 837-6294 Will aell aa Unll or Separate: tion ti 4 schooling. Idaho UltrL : eooiCRuoen.iD______Banner, 733-1421,______' 3,500 cwt. Available al $5 per ' 114-Fannlfflple(nents *- EARLY American Loveseat.: dison Avo, East. Carpet & cwt, ; Cali • Dan Wanstorm. Dolly cows, with exc, calves. davs or 837-6262 evenlnfls. 38' Freuhaul Spud irailer Lights,l 5434011 or oves. * NEED 1 jack lor campor. I -ANTIQUE Super M Farmali 5431^1- floral dosign. Eic, cond.i' vinyl ' roll ends, carpet Mporo,jD^^2Ml______Will seli atl or any pan. Also NEW 2-horse Trailer, full - witn tarp, good tires 4 5 : 826-4525a(ier6.______- »200/bestorier,734-3294, samples, display tables, 2( very good rango ready 4 onclosod w/hay rack {2500: Tracior, wide Iront axle. brakes; 69 Mac. 237 High • household items 4 much, SARANAC• AllaKa seed, proven Black Angus Bulls. I good tires, 3-pt hitch, grader Tortcnginow/RT0915l5spd 1?1-Boat84Acces3. - WANTED TO BUY: Night ANTIQUE llnlshed drosser Usod 2-ho(se. not lancy. but - Crawiors.C:all734-4944. ” more. All must jo l ______jcleaned, bagged, pre Inocu­ Call Harry at 7334874. in good condlilon. {950. CallI blade, oxc, cond. $2700. Transmission, good tires. - with mirror, approximatelv lated. Noxious wood (roo, 423-5443. 423-5109, Cox BOATS. MOTORS 4 TRAIL­ * WANTED TO BUY; Babycrio POLLED HEREFORD bulls. 1436-5514.______A/C. Truck wiii handle 20' E >b 50 years old, only tS9. ready to plant, {l,10ib. 934- Brothers, inc,. Klmborly. Id. spud bod; 20' Lockwood EERS, Magic Vaiiey Marina : conailion, (UII»ll Banner Furniture. 733-1421, lee-Flnnrooil_____j 844V______. 20 10 30 m onths ol ago. 2-HORSE Trailer with lop. -2'/!»W, on 30-93, 733<141. ' Ckilema,i Polled Herelords ; BEARCAT. 10'rollerharrow. metal spud bed. 5434722 -? - MAHOGANY Duncan Phylee Cottonwood & Willow, spin 4 ' seo 4 make oiler. Call alior Teton Vaiiey. Co/tificd sood Rl 2 Twin Falls. Id 733-3842 4:30pm 8374530. Good condition. Will con- a fter5 .______DORSET c 16' boal wilh nowor WANTED TO BUY; FIAT 12424 dining lablo. Drop loaf,f. , deliwred, $40 per pickup potatoes,, no Uost. no recJts. fiS HP motor. Brand new FORPARTS. CALL 733-7414. POLLED ■' HEREFORD sldcrtrago.43fr400,70^. . i t load. 7334378,______I virus tested, good fieid 4 Usod' lor 2 seasons. SShorelander trailer. Will BULLS, 2 yrs old, Roy 106-Swine Clay 1000 gallon 'honey WANTED 7M t 4 floor Toyotaa Ifa lF A - approx’ 56"lons, 13 yr old Reg. Appaloosa, 'milo -t-, 7' whool. 3 yrs old. cultivator framo for late iCUSTOM PLOWING, Any = I 733-0148.______old.Call425-5870,______‘ no raln.J33-1267 or 733-32_42, Gelding,gonllo,$500orbosi! ^$4200. Call 538-2321. modol IH tractors. 934-5132. sizo fob, Guaraniee our , 124-SnowVetilcle3 Frioidaire dishwasher loryi FREE TO GOOO Homo Small ATTENTION • Alfalla Grow­ oilor. Can bolore i or alterr -300' 15" GASKETED lOOlb IH 856 TRACTOR. 3,000 hrs. work. Cail Miko or Pan Gotl, ‘ ^ sale. Culling board on top,D, Fomalo Part Brittany. Bull ers; ' Would you like to bale 5:30,734-1643,______! PVC pipe. $5,10 pet It, 726- casi duals, cab. roceni now 7334199 or 734-2331 Unit 1980 it J.O, Trail Fire. $1300, - - 3510 or 487-3541.______5 5 4 2 , „ ______$150 or besl olfer. 7344471. Color, lyr, 734-4480evos, your allalla al 30-35% 6 yr old REG Arab maro, ' TA, clutch, PTO clutch, Rea- ■ 1980 J,D, Sport Fire, $1400. GIBSON dishwasher, builtlit NEWPUPORK(TTEN?Freo moisture | (o ra s llttlo a s $2.80 ‘ Chestnut. Musl soli, $800 or( ;350 1V.X72 ALUMINUM sonable. $7495.543-5550.___ iCUSTOM Rock Romoval. N N earN ow li82J,D,Spll Fire, por ton? For more inlorma- bost ollor, 343-0440 BoiJo,, 5Syphon tubes, good condl­ International 9'/^' landem ibackhoe 4 dump truck work $1500. $1 J.D, 2 piece trailer, In. works well. Good condl-li- physical, lecal oxam 4 gilts. HorLC_alL676-3W^r 3244181. tion, $75,733-4356.______. Animal House. 733-9634, Mornorovo.HorseislnTF, Ilion $2, Cali 3264M. disconrubber.324-219t. dono, Cali 734-3*9, $500, $' 733-5597. CUSTOM MANURE hauling. WASHER and DRYER for3' PROFESSIONAL 1 .■sale. Call 7334587. _____ Qualily work with compoii- , QROOMINQl Vacationing? tlvo rales. Gooding Green / WHIRLPOOL STOVE Ilko.0 I'll board vour dop. Cherl | Id— MiiiorKBnnol3:423-5104:— —'__ Chopj 9344730 eves______— ------nowr4'bufnof. harv0sffl0id~ fek------M —— In color, bosi oiler. 733-8258 FOR SALE BEE BOARDS ^ Prolosslonally irainod. a nd12be0ti0u50S. 934-^3J. davs. 734-7429 ove,______personal protection 4 obo- BIG . e diance, AKC spayed lomalo: HAY ! " h a u lin g w a n ted . A d v e r tis * 16 CUB, FT, Kenmoie I Truck 4 trailer, Also Boom froozer. Liko new cond, 90K) young Gorman Shepherd forotllttlaak (fay warranly. Pricod lo soil.I. dog, 324-6510,______; lqaleimitabfoJ24:2580^ ' PROFITS Cain's Cloaranco Center.f. •- Pruebred Gorman ShepherdI HAY | HAULING WANTED: serrvice guiide I havo 2 Semis. 4 Bobtail. Caii . ARE MADE : 7 2 6 0 733:ni!:______' . Police pups, $50. 6 mth old ^ 1 p * r d a y s pup lor Best ollor. GoodI • 19,1 cu II. Admiral froslioss BY U S IIN O Ltf retrlgerator-rreezef. 4 yrss Iriend 4 bost proloctor, MANUR'e SPREADING old. copperione, roversablee 366-2375. MaryBalruol. Loo's I Cuslom Farming, I'OUR SfRvifl C a ll Filer. 3264964_or 326-4703. Mike » CM3 cftuckit iu5t lo doors, oic cond, $250. 733-S- PUREBRED Rod Doborman. ' cincd diregtcory $« tfiis enotjtctij ciuon MM ' 8884or1429 9th Ave E,______8 months old. e ats & lall'cul------_____ PRIME DAIRY HAY 733-D931 ----- tin tun-»,n, ol (i,m_ 30" GAS RANGE loi. sato,}. noods individual attontlon. Baiod | In large bales, locatod IHIS' l/oni lhe pflrTipcn on fiis cjfl lo {150, inquire at 170 Ale«-(. Iriondly disposition, $75. In I Howo ID. Call 349-S5II. ' hiJ O'toot colljl jrij t)i? lelt ander. _ 7344366.734-6lM._.. ____ Alteri 7pm 432-5461______HH2aniner ^ sriofs Titi ftit (,atuiM Rog. Black Labs, 1 male 4 3I SPECIALi ON cneif grain Shoes Pititifl m a pjiirn 080-H88llngan(i lemalo. 9wks old Excollent: bins, t Now-$100 over cost. pi{«v(crcio.niKgi24-ojlt,i pefllgroo, {100 . 7344125 or Pofc I Poierson Construction, Alf Condlllonino APING CUSTO ___ ■ lor ?jcf> citiem. Aia r- alier6 734-l964.- . 734-6303, i ______. . . qravTUT oTStnTisc ------LANDSCAP STdMROTO-TlLUNQ~ rowii.^-— -— ------Pruning,— ver raking,. t T o c ^ 50i tKh (;> jQ-,ij;e TO GIVE TO A GOOD HOME,, 1st 1 4 3rd CUTTING HAY. For drivoways.lys. parking clean up ■ d o r mounted tiller, jna fijndlini s«nd lo: 0a2-Bul[dlngMatertal3 ADVERTISE maintenance. adiuatoiuslod dopth MO Inches. 2 y( old noutorod malo cal. CALL^_M21. ( iots. otc. You haul or wo can Froo osl 32'324-5982r or 7344166 I n • House trained, woll , YOUR I dollvory. Noithwi :o s vory reasonable and ______ALL"blMENSIONS rough ' 100 TON each ol ist 4 2nd ^woM Crane UWN4YAIrARDCARE ^ o r s ( ------lumcorr-220-250-por-10»--iQ - > .^ a Md, Caii ovo 324-1270. , dairy[ hay. 1000 bales ol SERVICESPECIALrLTY and Riooino. 733-1 irs of oxporionce. Mark Twin FantTlintrNiwi ------^------Steve's La'Lown Caie-we do 733-278^-2784, Tim 733-2530. po sts.543-8473 or 326-4069. V/ANTED: Sorvico ifo’m Rog. altaw. : alt covered, 324-5167 INTHISDIRECTORV GRAVEl______e « 163. Old Chiliu su.. Ntw ------T T T " ■ “II lawr* w TMt, NY 10113. PilAt Nimi, malo Ouoonsland Blue! or3>5’B2- c ___ _ Superior crusho(Shed, inferior trimming, TO-TILUNQ Placod undor ffto hadlni Addrm. Zip. ritlifn Number, Blow Pijwood. $8,49 hoaier. 726-7123.______200 ; TON is t cutting, no rain, price, Dan Skoep.eofn. 543-8082 stumpromonovel. 734-S72?. M.V.I. Aroa. Froo ostl- Yfs'twinitoiwmwecijris wnd *8’ EconoSluds,,99( YEUOW LAB X pups., 5434843. ! yourcholcol or 7344296, les. Caii Clyde or Davo ------MINI STOWBage_units mewurne« 1983NflDl{CRAH •4i46Cedar Posts. {2.99 molhor Suporchiel breed- 500 > TON OF corn siieago lor GRAVEL______nov.733-5293or 7344402. CAUtOG ISO Cnifis ] Ut, •3/4" Cabinot Birch.1. ing, dow claws, shots. $35. • ------— 5x10. 5x20,t), 10x10, 10x16 or n n f f v t salo.CallColoro 7am or altor ------For driveways. TO-TILUNQ______pjtterns OnirllSO {29,95 352-4261. 7-10pm, ______Bp.T..^31-4552. | YARD SERVICE ivs, parking ,0x20 local:alod at Klmborly ------lola 4 subdivlsloIslons, Indus- Road 4 Biu3luo Lakos, Phone TEST5T U US- Don't pay morol AU. CRAfT BOOHS, .H.OO eich •T-1-11 Fir. $13.95 . 4 MONTH OLD AusKolian f Andy’s quick, rolla •Peg Board, $4.95 I 6Ob'0ALES clean straw. Call ellabto trial. Commorcialciai 4 Private. 73^i4Morir ; 734-9880. Got I ypi your gardon tlllad lor W Books ynd CiUl«i-idd 50< I 3264241.______yard sorvico, ali maitTiainto- Call O-K Paving. 7: i------losss thi lhan last yoar. Tractor Mth to> poiute mo htndlin^ •26''^ Wide Galvaniro Delta = nancos. Call Andy anyti RibTin.&3cllnoailt, "<“™” H*WDrM>N i ------;------roto-liiliMilled, Iroe est. 733-tBSt. 13S-Wlt*OoltiejOnPi,id. 733-9382 . —;------:— Budgot fPainting. Most R rrfJvi lM-14 &icli UKliiiie Qgiltj •(Can also ordor colored 098-Farm3 For Rent *• ------Don’t iiko sprir TO-TILUNG______' 092-Audkin3 APPLIANCE REPAIR spring clean- rooms $3010. Spray, brush 4 "-5I2J . 133'FtiA>an Hom ^ittini ol93talt.), :------ing? Lel us do ) 34540 allor 6. Exporlojorlenced, Reason- 13M)uilt Oiinrult ■ 099-Pastures For Rent Sm dh'3 Appliance Sen,jen/ico and/or outsldo0 clcleaning lor paiMTiMn 0, Magic Valley Area. ■ lW-S"«tetFiJhionvS,m3J.« NORTHWEST - Eugono 4 Rob Smith,I’^i 36 you. Reasonabinable raios. PAIwnNQI------734496!4965 or 733-2402. . WANTED t o ’ LEASE ~2M 12*-Eii>i)op« P»t(h»wk Quiiu ^ Farmers’market f yoars ropalrlng washiuhors. ^ 7 3 3 4 or 734-059.0598 Paper han AMSTRES3______127.AI|tu«-o'Ck.l.a . ' PLYWOOD SALES ■ hoart cows. 3264 872. _ ___ dryors. ranj}e3^qlshwash ------Vory reaso a K ™ : s s s „ , ------— I»F>pjile Ciochit 1. 0oii’'OL Z 334552om y 389, Romodollng, renovationlion 4 CONSTRUCTION.ON. 7344228. power rakQd ovor .e o D lv Buildings. Wood structures, nsq.foololiawn. " RAYING U3-Cofltplel( Cifl i ^ barns, loal shods. garages,s. Sheep ttunure. Clean, We 102-Caltle - small repairs. Ovor 20 yo . experionco,'C all Jacii HOMEREPAIR!“ "SERVICE g S i ' aitimatos. ; 733-6378. Dormatrmani oil, dandy Ilons, oirpiano hangers, any build­j- load, you haul, $5 per pickup ANGUS BULLS FOH ^ L E . Froe ostimato, 4234528,a. > . Roofs, doors, nvEC0fflnti3_ it trees, Prolessional ings bulil to cuslom ers sat,t, load, h4_0049.______,HOWARD'S Angua Ranch ------lences. Ail smallS l n o M i . oclalisi 7344767.______Call 2 0 a -^ 4 -3 M _ ^ ______------Call 6434916------CHIMNEY CLEANING^ — E8timatosrcaii73473VM69------— M obiiehorlome-rool coatlngr - — l o r S K M s i s n ------4 graphllo shinglo • S^RINjRINKLER SYSTEMS DUAL PANE windows- two^ IANGUS BULLS for saio, 2 Discount lor senior i 12x47" uperallonal $25 ca, zons; Discount (or sprinMinn & HOUSE CLEANIW«!«1- — Llnsood oiling;. __ ^Higfiosa ^ liM ^ ^ a mv 4 lowoHt______B'arley Sood. 6 row, shod )year olds 4 18 monlh old. Ono 57-X47" $65, Ono Brooks Angus Ranch, 829- aummor sw ee p s.543487*U 7° Will Do all kindsnds of clean- asphalt soisoal coating. Out- prices. 074-Huslcal Btemmod, oarly maturing, ihampooing. 8 doorpaintiritino.32444j4, SPRINI • 48V6"x47" $50,324-5719.___- 934-529aoarlymorn.or oves. i50ta or 829-5174 ______COMMERCIALUWN CA! RINKUNG SYSTEMS jU.™ w o m » . REMODEUIUNG______• -Expoixportlnstuiation 4 ropalr. F)6uQH LUMBER, MOST BULLS lor rent. Dairy cows, Lawn mowing, irimlriming. . hoasonable. 543-5 075^fic^Equlp«il DIMENSIONS. SAWDUST.? ■ CUSTOM GRAIN and ! hellers available, 8111 etc. Big or small wo do 111 siding, roofing, ist guaranleo available. . OlAZiT OARfr biuo pVlni, C^L_3»:^«^:a6^.__ CLEANING rHarris. 886-7516.______aill734-Q381 boloro12nooS®;™ KITIBATHBEMOt-ODEL_____ a |" S i cck, k now additions. IlH X10 i Yard M an'7334378, - , •Porlablo' On Tho Farm ' Q— • Expert topalripairing of Ail remodellolino,-ra44592. TBEEtlEE SERVICE______machine i stand, S900. Call 12" Dowali Radial orm saw. • COLOSTRUM fed' day Old CONCRETE FINISHING 7i4-?33a,______$750, 10" Rockwolt con-*• Sood Cloaning And Trcai- t Inn. Cail NOMAD GRAIN ccalvos for sato. Contaci Curb & gutler. Flat wi UNO ______Treeoo 4 ‘ Shrubbory tflm- I , traclors tablo saw, 2 horso work, . bathtubs, sinks.’f f S S " . I M ng,Freoost,lnsured. IBM Coffocting Selectric Ili . '0 CLEA>Yno A reasonable pric • 734-1296, 2*4's 10', cedar $1.75 oach, S a ^ te .Y a rd 686-2281. JJNG-______1>WNkWN 4 YARD CARE 4 2 3 - ^ .______■ OTANA SEED OATS, oxcop. ^ CONSTRUCTION J Andoraon Co..T.F. T.F 733-1441. ROTO-TILLI tionally clean 4 hoavy. 4Slb [DAN SIHANK 4 Sons Angus lil do Gardon, Plowing, O77-Ra(J[o.1ViStef0O , Gravel, backhoe workOtk 4 UNDSCAPINQ3______Largo or ' e small lobs, light Wi,'' - bushoi lest weight, 2 : yoar old & Yoarling Bulls soptic aysioms. (^11 ovoi , 06J - 6 arafle S a le s' {lOfhundtod. 934.5524. • /nrI s.yn C.1II 3?6-&33fi._____ sToPI (iall "tthe pro- bulldozing C,B, Soars Road-Tolkor. 40 m orns 324-5967. ------lossionais at Rusiic Rui Rako. so n a W o ^ channol, Uko Now, $75. a'QQEST RUMMAGE SALEE Ranger aiiaila sood, ir^- 3 'YROLD'Roglstorod Angus CUSTOM U W N CARE____ 5 Complolo n Home e Landscap- ROTO-TILLIjjM G X 4^RD B a MAINTENANCE 7344058,______+ bako sato al tho TF Ro-»- noculatod w/nil>ogon fixing Dull, E sued by 27001b Eckert iSERVE NOW! Mowing, Wlnton call ^ 5 2 9 3 . , ■ Lawn mowing 4 trimmlTiming, Ing Sorvico. 734-274-2748. Now oquif ___ (^L O R Tolovlslons, Used. •(ormod • church noxt lo Iho0 bacierla 4 NPW coating. V woll oxporloncod. do3 good gi • _ -. Ilng. edging, irlmming. ' ;___]ioracy_£HLA^AU»1ar£fL25_5__ 90Jl_0Qtm._99.92^ _fluie____ ffi hPilJ 7W __— •r-Virorfc-Call-»442e3.-?-^ c. Reaaonablo, 4234989. ------^ ' a9.K. kS b TV' 4*A^»1~ a 26. Donation lor needyy $1.35 por Ib. Will doiivor, Holstein f hoilors. $575 por «nc«,.420MalnS,Twln. famlilO3.t0am-5om, 3?4-1215. hoad,t 324-2056. _ ____ . i ' S a tu rd a y , Mai4arch 26,1963 T im e v N e w.vs. a . 1Twin Falls, klaho 0 5 * . R eccreationcal-A utomitptive 1124-136

tSf-SnowVahicles lS-AutoPvti& laS-Cydes&Suppliea .I960 JOHN DEERE LlquKerir AcC*8M(iM 440. Good condlUon. C«llII ' SrAMAHjr eocc! “’Excoiiem 14x7 Stoned magslunl lugs) ,condiiion. USO. CALL 324- GR60i14 BF Goodtlcn Radial <5936 atler 5:M______T/A. GR60xl4 Armslrong .-^la-TnvBlTiiIlofs --- 1971 YAMAHA Enduro 175. ’rii TfuTrae Radial 60. SSOO. Cali iiii 734-7291 afler Spm.______!Qood shape M6-?9?i. ARISTROCRAT TRAILER J A — 1983 CHEVY 9/4 TON for ,1973 YAMAHA 250 Sireel 23' llko new condi­ parts,-good 4 spoed & posi- 'bike w/Uhfing type tion,lo«4s ot storsQo.inda ^ Irak. 2 spill rtm wheels.S125. windshield. 8250 m iles. 2 _coun(ef space. Como soo now tires, $575 Call73>8444 MC>TOIRS ^today*won't tial lonQ. Call 7334335.______alterSpm. 19C4 FALCON Drag Car, 289, ' i t n KOMFORT X j»p«., t f e ) 30 overtorged TRW 12V4 -1. 1978 ' Yamaha XS400. 4 7 B r a n d new Lynx iih a v e i u s t condiiion,.roar balh model. 360 Tunnel Ram. i»o 660 iExcellent cond $500, be«t Holly Cenier Squiners. ioffer.543-44iecariy of i_ate. I Com e see today al Travel arrived. A en slashed Town. M 2nd Aw. S, TF. Voriex Mag, Mondetio 1979 KawasakV KO 125 III have been 734-2W.______heads. Ported A polished. Excellent cond, low miles. 194 Chovy Valves. Crane Calj733^94 i alter 4pm. i n p r i c e &S. all a t 11.<1 . 9 % A P R . Camp Trallor, sleeps 5 . 3 ' steel billiti roller cam shaft, burner gss atovo w/ over>, crane springs, ' roller 1979 f1Ml'2S. E«cellont'"run­ IcAbox. tIOOOor bosl oiler. ning condition. Good irrioa- ' rockors. Jomar ^tud girdle, 3?M2*).______aluminum rods. Jack f^osch, tlonblke. $700.536-2369. main barring girdle, all 197VSUSUklGSl<^. lairing & saddle bags, 12,000 milos. PA bounced I blue printed. LAS115 XYS CASH Mcleod Clulch S pressure . , InSMInutu _ J.'' \ plato. Super TIO Iranny 1979 XR-500 Honda. iToO Or we will consign your w/doiroit locker tearend. M mllos. super trap mulller, &H slicks, & Moroso tiros on n^wiifo_s,54J-5669 _____ travel trailer, motor home or ' " ' cenior lines. All ne w i fresh, .pickup campor. Wo really / ' 1980 Honda'7M. Like new. havo iho buyersi Seo Sieve. ready to run. Tons ol Misc.. lull accessoiior.. 4.000 miles, Ismall block 269 pani^ill TOennyorV,L. oxc cond. Also newer lacio- ^ ^ soil all or part o r ^ B ^, ry, 3 bike iraiie-. 733-1055 or " MAommy's o countin' to 101"l l " . tion.’ Fully loaded- genera- IQoreraior. $10,600.734-2302, g 1 ^ YAMAHA* ^ 'S p O C ial, Is. No.C-88. tor, air. Ridos like a dream. 396 cnevy Cap'Ico. All E>c. models. < condition. 7 3 W m ______135-Cycle8iSupplies Veiler 1 lamng. $1150. 324- Como by Travel Town, 843 QONTEMPORARY HOMES ' 128-UiilllyTrallera f l FOR SALE; 250 Yamaha Dirt 55S1_' 20e< Klmberty Road 2nd Avo. S. TF. 734-2991. for sale; »7CHEVYMOTOR. I S a k & an Accoi duel point dls- Biko. i runs well, $350. Also 1981 1 HONDA SOOR Pro-lmk e price ^57\777 73iS7S TRAVEL TOWN Iho Magic GOOSENECK llalbed 20' 3 f , axle iraiier, like new. 324- irlbutor.Calt 'ii 734-6236. 1968 1 Yamaha 2S0. runs, $100. m i o io ^ c lc. Llko new. Call Valloy's Molor Homo Head Call326-4090_,______I Quartera, Foaluring Spons 2403; or 324-5326. -______WE W, REBUILD Hydraulic ' 1 9 ^ 1 4 ' CAMPER TRAILER. | FOR SALE; 1982 Y2125.VC7 i 19 F ya”maha“ yz7 ex«T i^ i Stovo. built If* porta-potty. Coach ! Cross Counlry S Vorsalilo covered iraiier Jacks i f at ABBOn'S AUTO I Fireballs and Cruiso Air. SUPPLY. 305 Shoshono woll » takon care ol. Call condiiion. c Waier cooled. eiM pa 5, Very nico condl- 8'x6‘, Large tires. E«lra long 423-5008-______1 $685._Call54MM_4^______tion. <1100. TBMaao. 'Usod & consignments. ncck,73J-9473v,kends/pvi‘^ Sireel SI Soutn, TWin. ‘ Always happy lo lako trades. ______FOR j SALE; 1970 Kawasaki 1982 1 Horiaa- 'CR-125. exc. ,.?1B78 34'6th WhMl Socurily Travel • Town. 843 2nd Avo. S, 350. $275. Call alter Spm cond,, c only ridden a low Trayoler. sido dropoul, TF. • 734-2991. 734-9428.______^ I 326-4292. EKCellont condition. JSOOO. 127-M otor Homes 127-Motor IJ Homes j .Ca]l*3&-3039or43ft-376a. Hems I you need aro available \ ______LIKE NEW 1962 HONDA 1982 1 HONDA Passport. Exc. XL125, cover & lie downs cond. c 324-3302 days or 324- ,1W123' Coachman, has only \loday al aliractlve prices. $139.3 8 Soo our Ciassiliod columns. included. $1000.655-<393. _____J24Qc»cnings3 ------3 4 . .b*«nused^im«sfSieepsl : 'wllh leveling jacks, S 733-0931.' ' ------YAMAHA 125 ENDURO. 3 3 WHEEL HONDA. Good — M O T O RI Ih o M e s Good cond. Selling cheap, condition. c $500. Call 837- p e r m o . ~ oqullizer hitch. Totally self 1978 WINNEBAGO "Chicl- Call 733-9066al1er6nm. 4 .ol. D-<> l i '" ^>h. Mf.et,. tUI3 7< <)•'.< contained. $7000. 8344495 4862. ______laln" Class A 26’ motor V.- Excculivo C h a m p io n gl paim.n.i ]66*0 }< davfl. 934-5534 eve.______home. Llko now Insido & 1077 Yamaha 125 YZ. cxc 79 7 YAMAHA ilOO Special, '24 FOOT Trallblare, roomy 4 oul. Loss Ihan 14,000 actual ays I ching bfue interior, hiDQckhit individual rcall 423-4742,______Dodg«, rear bed. rool air a Snow w hite, matcl generator, low mllos • sects, rack and ppinion steering, overc-erdrive tronsm is- n (iW SECURITY CAMPER. 1981 JMninq. No, 3-37 , HBZellon 62»5245.______1073 i m ' Camper, Gas/oloclric rolilporalor. r4~^LEMAN Camp_Trail-_— sleeps! 6.-very-goo(fcondt- - 'I $1800. Excollont conoi- J f p . sloops e, icebOK, pro­ tion p ane furnaco. walor pump, 1971 6' Camper, new »154« E. gas/oleclrlcrolrlgoraior. ^X’6999 ’ . spare tire. 934-6216, ! 1981 8' Campor, lor F10 or 1060 SKAMPER Pop lop lor Ranger | Pickup, like now 9fflBll pickup. SI&O. Call condiiion, I 9“ Down Save * ALL USEI:D CARS REC at-271 fo r 733-3663.______EDUCED W 10' Rockwoca loni LARRY'S LEISURE LTVINQ (!artipor. SfotJps 8, hoalor. 667 Overland Avenue 1973 BUICK ELECTUIRIA elr)h.S3350734-21S7, ovos. fl78-7D57or438-(S61 1983 CamarcroZ-28 4 DOOR. Runs good. Block S Gold. Loade

’1D60“ /c.„„„, 1974 MARQUIS BROiOUGHAM S ■ i SAVE Wmo. SAVELI 4 DOOR. A bsolutoly loloadod. H W as$1695 .... 1295 oi l a o ^ Midnight DIuDiu* wllh cr*om v«lour . 1983 Chevrolelet Cavalier Y aur Choice o f 3i ■ Intsrior, lookooki and ru m Ilk* n*w, N o . 3 -1197 9 1978 MERCURY BOIDBCATS S ■ J Sporty.and.oconomlca O M L Y ^i8 295— 5 ^ ^ 7 3 7 6 ^ W a s $ 2 4 9 5 ...... “'.TrTTTT^r^395 *1475.80 IXD o w n 1976 MERCURY MOlOMRCH $ ■ I : 1979 HONDA CIVIC CVCCCC ia ^STATION WAGON. Air conc S A V i * y 6 5^^/ControeK ^^^^ 4 DOOR, G ood Ironsf:sportotlon. * H ^ 'I n g . »t#roo. now rodiolp r $ 3 8 9 5 Was $2395...., ;;No, M2O70A,We» * * 4 9 5 ,,. 895 1983 Chev. S-1ClOPickup 197B FORD PINTO WAGONt $ 2 1 - Ii97a VOLKSWAGEN MBB\BBIT — ------N o-3-1-9-1- Fomily sizo. CUSTOiM 2 DOOR HATCHI W a s $ 2 6 9 5 ...... 1000 ___ _Ftont whool drive, rodiol llnl«dBlo«»,No. MaOISA...,?=*3225 ..* 7 7 7 5W ’ l". MAZDA GLC $ 1 5 3 9 D o wwS i n fifiiiiicll'JJIaviisoii's STATION W AOON, 5 » '9 1 . ttoroo. rodiol llro». wiro ' SAVE»805^I /Contrott - cover*. No, M3031A.Wo»$!■S*5150 - 1974 TOYOTA COROLLA1SR5- SI . KM pTliatOr*IrMt * 48 ^M onths with 20% Do'iloWn Paym ont S ipoed, now rodio{_tiroi ------e M r » « u « g w i —Compared to-17%; /a .p .r...... - -’mrflorlow low nilloj. Mui E L filIN ro appr<.,:lalo. No. M3G THI - -woiS249ST77rrr.T-,TTr..H $ 2 1 2 5 ::

' ^ C o r p em i t G O A i p O R T i Dav* WoodyTurUy W ' V c e f f ai n s e n l M flUTO!« s i m p Chrlttonien Tony 1 Noble M Por 30 Years The3 EaslesrPlaceI In The Worh/orld To Buy A Car "Magic V alUy't; Imlm port L«odor'* Bob Comph«ll FradHukh«ni Fn ■CHEHnZ OLET I 701 Moln A v*.^. T w ln F a lls 733-7700 John Colli* K«n Mllll BLILUE lAKCS n o r t h AN D pPC o l i l i n i m Oa d ■ 409 S x o n d A v n u e SSouth, o i Twin Foils. ID ______SlonQanion— ------— Jim Corl*------;— ■ - r T i M TJma»-NBW8. Twin Falls,Fal (daho Saturday. Marc'arch 26,1963______

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142-*nport8portiCM H M W hw lD rhM l»J-Auloa-AMC 1B2-Autos>Ford ie>~A0t08 • Oklamobllfl • 1971 AMC GREMLIN, n.OOO 197B OkJs Cutlass w ig o ^ E ACES^ BBOBBY WOLFF 1955 Chev WelOIng Truckk VW BAJA BUG, 8000 miles’-s ’- 1974 TOYOTA Lind Cruiser,r. mllot. SOUND! $600. 423- 1971 MUSTANG Mach ”l.I. 51.000I ml., exc. cond.. near; wim 200 AMP. Arc. SkW gen->- on rebuilt engine, biuee new palm. exc. cond.. $3400.*' 5j^-d*y»or_423^1 Rebuilt 289, 4. .spd.I. now1 lires. cruise. PS. PBL erator. Acelyiane, E^jip.}. w/yefiow stnpe; Goodyearir M4-5951.Goodlno. -TA/radials. m acs. $1500-willII AC,, cruise. 1 owner, $3w C d raoials S mag wheela. noqoilale. 326-5813.______._ I686-2927 ______“ Boom.' w onch S overhead '■ 1978 CHEVY Suburban 4i4 152yAut08-BukA rack. 733-9168 afler 6pm. stereo & CB. intertor Exc.•• with lockouis. Standard 1976 FORO ELITE. AM/FM'* 1979 CUTUSS Salon. 4dE "P oveny■ wants I som e MNORTH 3-2S-A 1957 2 TON TRUCK. 3277 cond. Call 733^1672 a lters:*,I. trans.. good cond. 788-4830. 1 9 n , Quick Elocira. all cassette. Sacrifice $1995.5. diesel,1 p/s. p/b,FM,cruia«;. Udag&, \\ixuryjry many, ava- ♦ Q J 1065 • motor, dum p bed, \goodd Musi se e to Appreciate • 1978 CHEVROLET Suburban■- pot*er, 4-dr. good cond.. 733j395 or 324-4627. ,reclining ouckel s e « ^ m nice inierior. 73J-03t7altor_6 ricc all things.'gs.” — Abra/iam JV ' Q J 10 tires. Runs pood. 7 8 8 ^ . 1957 PORSCHE, excellentI 4 wheel drive. Good condl- 1979 FORO PINTO mini van.I. 3?mpg. 13295.678«22 . - S ♦ A K 5 ; corKJillon. $15,000. Call Covilcy. 1966 DODGE 0-500. Taga'tl^. I' tion. Cloan. $5500. Call 788-6- 19d0~ BUICK Riviera. Iront Now paint & tifos. $1350 or>' 1980 SUPREME Cullass, P 9 ♦ 82i 318,5&2lrans..eiiratanks?N 324.20e5of42MI34. 3648alter5(>m-______wheel drivo. oxc. condiiion. olfor. 324-5553. IPB. cruise. AT. o«c. CO«C iS49Sofmakoofler324-1238g WEST EAST $1400. 32*-?617or 734-8340. 1972 SAAB. 99 E, 2 door.^ 1978 DODGE Ram Chargr L good looking car wiih tight ...... * 6 3 ♦ A 94 1969 Dodgo w/15' dump bed- I’ SE. A/T. P/S, P/B. cruiso. *■ 1981 DELTA 88 O iojaE , onoin«.fl78^.______till & sunroof, new llres.!: t54-»ulM-C«llllac Loaded! 24,000 mlles. $8M C 9 K 5 4 t 3 2 bcets. grain, potatoes, less 166-Mercury & Uncoln . | «. 1972VWSUPERfloolle.Magg 46.000 miles. 688-2103. . Call 733-5101. ^ ♦ Q J 1 0 9 . (han 8000 mllos, Like Now. - 1977 CAO DEVILLE D EI. 2 It doesa'l't pay to b e ^ 8 6 3 1982 IH Twin Screw wl 20')' wheela. new paint. Runs REPOSSEO.-1980-Mercury 7 6 4 K Q 4 3 » 1979 CHEVY 4x4 Scotsdal#l» door. - Michellns. wire 81 -OLDS 68. 4dr • Row^ . greedy when:n :a vulnerable 10 9 76 dump b o e l. O'aln, caitlo0 ‘* oood. $2000.3264533. low miles, excelleni condl-II- wheels, extras. 81.000 mllos. Zopher. $2350. 733-7202. - Diesol, P/S, P/0. A/OJ ' game is at stake. st Best to soSOUTH bod. 28' flat bed somi tfaller.'• 107B OatMft 29QZ for Sale.I. tlon. $5400 firm.324-4166. 21 MPG. - Rog. $5500 lor 1966 MERCURY PARKLANE.E. .cruise, assume balanciyty 837-6612. • V A 9 8 76 1970 FORD 1 ton with combi­i- Blit. ______2-tone brown. 31.000 miles, - $600.837-8631 o r 837-6194. • avoiding thce t Ib le." CompifltBiy rebuiftr- ;— tow -m ites, oicollont conai-—— Body,Hwy 25, Paul______10-whoeler. S38-2Q64. : selling poinis. Call today tC and.East switw itched to dia* _____ oxc. cond. 324-8954,4 1982 4-whool dr Subaru 4 dr>' lion. Soe al Aco Hanson 1979ZEPHERr7. 2door, PS,3i piace your Classllied ad Ifi 1971 3/4 TON Chevy. New• evenings.______station wagon GL. steroo.?• Chev. ASK for Nick. 733-3033. • PB. AT- Call 934-6307'Or - sett tn it unneeded vacu u a w ------m o n d s knon o c k in g o u t Openinging lead; Club Jack \ exlra cloan, 5.000 miles. moior. $1850 Or best ollor. 1980 MAZDA RX7S Red. ?; 10WNER1978Cnevelle4dr. 934-4212. 73^0931. dummy's rem:imaining honor. ______Call 733:8261,:______$7250 or best oiler. 734-2627 14.800 mlles am/fmI or 73^6620.______AC. 4 now Michellns. 2 now r* When E a s t won w( his spade 30 pointsIts when there’s any 1973 FORO C-1M, PS. PB,I, easselte. Exc. cond. $7800- - radialsluds&whools.4spd. ;; ace, he was! aiable to cash a chance to V-8, groal condition,I, or best offer. Catl 788-4610. 77 CHEVY ton 4x4, power“ Asking $3500. 733-4013'8-5. to lose a game. • brakes, cruise contfoi, air 175-Auto Dm Io t , 175-Auto DetlOT , higl) diamond,nd, beating th e ______varni5t)od wood sldo racks,ll 1982 VW SCIRROCCO. Low Mon-Frl or 733-1435. $1500 Of will trado lor small" equity. Tako over payments." cond. Call 54^6569. gam e one trick.ick. Bidlid with^be Aces ^ * car. 1974 Oodge D200 CluD 1973 CHEVY MAUBU 4-dr. 1 “ 734-1316 allor 5 8 wknds. • 350. AT. PS. AC, TW $600 or : Where didjid South go Cab. body & fnaior good, f 74 Celica Immaculate cond. bosi Oiler- 733-7736. wrong? W asn'tm 't it norm al to South holdolds: i-26-B needs transmission- & rear j- 148>Antk)usAtitos - end. 423-5715.______' . now engine, sun rool. T. 1976 CHEVROLET Impala take th c trummp p finesse? spoilors. Gloss black. $50016 BEEN IN STORAGE -1959» *^3r.$1750.733-4862allcr6 1974 1 TON FORO. 23,OOO'“ down/lcko over low monlhlyly Edsel. tusI like new. all ori­ SUPPER i • It’s difficulcult to define ♦ A 9 4 a 1977 Chevrolet Concours 2- miles, auto. V-8. radial Hies,'• payments. OBO 324-3994. ginal. U.062 mltos. $5000. S P E C I i ; w hat normlal al means, but V 3 2 sorvico body. tn,ys. doors, ta li 625-5593 evo's- • drcoupo, AT.alr.storoo.iiit. CIALS 4 Q J 1 0 9 hoavy bum por Inich. Eic.!' 74 VW Rug, now liros, tape - cruise, low miles, 733-1821 most assurejredly. South deck, looks groal. runsis For Salo 56 Ford pickup. 327 ♦ K Q 4 3 cona. $3995. 543-5550.____ ,, 66 Chevolle, oxc cond, 283. O n l y 6 D>ays o Left K should havee refused the greal, good mpg's. Callill Chovy ongine. Call alier 5 or m fO RD Pickup. PS. PB.j 825-5336 or 625-5714. wkends. 3 2 * ^ n ______hoadors. 4 spd, $i£Oi. Very esse. Had it AC. V-8. aulo, ^ lon, dual ■ Cloan. 934-49^8.______trump fines< FOR SALE; 1936 Ford 2 lon F o . i worked. SouthJth would have South North No lanks. good tirns, recent 'truck. Complete. 326-4675rs 66 CHEVY SS Frosh 396 4 made an overl/ertrick. Hardly !♦ IV 1^ valvo |0b. $2750.3.?4-7291. ' 1(6-(Wlieel[jilM! alierepm .______spd trans. 750 Holloy Catb, 1979 CHEVY fon'pU. 4 now paint & (ires. S2295. enough reasonson to risk his ’ ' FOR SALE 1978 Ford 4-wheel|< 1941 CHEVROLET 2 door 734-5524.______speed. 6 cvl- 35 000 miles.• drive plekup, $2650.543<680. Sedan, Also 1951 Chovrolol4 % Financing p gam e. $5fl00. 543-6232 Of S3763t3. 67 CAMARO. fair shape, Ap- FOR SALE Ofl TRADE: 1970b door Sedan. 734-1824 allor 5. A fter winniinning the club ANSWEPER: One no trump. < ^ pliance. 5 spoko. mags. & : Toyota Landcrulser. 56,0000 1961 HUDSON PACEMAKERH studded snow iiros, on Brand Newew Chevrolet p : ace. South shoshould play the Better thlhan two clubs sincc m iles, cood shape-734-1534. PUib Coupe, runa, noods t41<-Vans H $1000/bos( oiler. 7 33^ 7. diamonds, butmt not in time one no> trumpt describes a FORSALE:1976CMC3/4tonn body work. $550.625-5040- Pontiac, Oldsmolilobiles & Buicks l i for the deferifense. Dummy minimumum blanced hand; two 1979 CHEV. Slep Van Suil-• 4x4. Auio. 65.000 milos.>• 1952 NASH Statesman 160-AulO3-Dodfl8 ablo for Eloclflcal or parts. $3500. B25-5262.______Custom 4-dr Sedan. 3-jpoed wins, trumpss areai drawn and clubs impmplies more distribu- Good condiiion. Call 733-' JEEP METAL hardtop cover.r. overdrive, 47.000 originalll 1870 DODGE Swinger, new I Selection! p dum m y’s spadc. cond.1. allor 7pm.______734-2769.______I* dge quesiioni to Tbe Accs. - ' discard, holdiniJing the defend- - 1«-lfii^H5port3(Jars $300. 734-5433 8-5. Ask lor>f 1955 CHEVY. 2 door wiih•h . 1973 DOOGE Challenger,- - l« « J . D*UMrTeTii-7Si:5. ‘ — Brian. - - ______. - - posl.-78.000 miles, 6 cyl-I- Holloy carb, headers, new e rs to on ly threr r 2,000 M ILE Buriey, 10 iV' SPECIAL- "FARMERS' ------^ " drom. 82-42' Alloy, trailer. SPECIAL". Handles 10.000 6 7 8 ^ 7 Alum lloor. fold sides, traps,S?' ■ GVW oasily, 25.000 sinceI SCONDITIONNALMECHANN I C A L ^ 15 winches, tarps. straps. major ovoifiaul (327 cu). Bob Housion. Salos Hop Haul avail. $51,000. A.C.. PS, PB. 1 ton rear ond H o m e P h o n o...... 73J-H9090 (2<38}423-S478 boloro 9am & drive Iraln. "NO SLIP" * alter 6pm or 423^140 — roar axle ralio 4.57. air MIctiloan 175A loader, VhW 1 OWNER. 1961 CMC V-fl.1. 1I shocks- overloac -springsr- vard bucket. 1975 C hen SA.A. lonlruck. Short block, 25.000000 Michellns sleel belts 12 ply I 6 yaffl dump Iruck, S?9-39;6.I. mlles. Runs lino. 6 good>od ratings 750/17. 'e ss Itian Fork llfte- Toyota 3000 7hlb llres, not recaps. Cusiomom 3,000 mllos. T w o-aui. gas (IN. Like N ew .. Yale 4000 ib[Q made A>1 consitlon stock3Ck lanks- lotal capacity 52 gal. I — ntt. RecontHltoned- Ccnjid-id- rack, side & roar doors, andmd Holly "eSO" Carb.. now U- eiTfade.43Wl92. ' ramp. Includos: Factory0 7 lolnls <3). now master cyl- - made utlliiy racks. Bost of- of­ Inder, now allernalor, now T ^ - fer. Call Les Holm 4:3-51683 regulator, oloctronic Ignl- ' IOT FORD 1973 MAZDA h 1 «-T iiicla______(lon. "DUAL FUEL PftO- CONTRACTOH’S material,al, 71 ton truck w /senico box,ox, PANE, GAS", three tanks O N ALL LABELEIED USED VEHICICLES J • ; HUSTAHS . RX22D00R latlder rack lor pickup.p. runs flood, heavy duly, good)od under frame. 44 Gal. W.C.. hM vy duly, extends overer tires. t18Q0 llrm. 537-6751 hoavyduty systom lor 425 M. f 49.000 mllo*; P.S..s.. I 31 JD • carb. Heavy duty air filler. / Git.. V-B 302, por.>r. Now rodlo! tiros. a cab. fa4-6^.______77 CHEVY Choyenneplckup. slick shift, runs grool. ly FOR SALE: 1S?a OOOGE 3/4/4 3/4 (on. oood cond. 3 ^ 4 Si|a s 500 cu. In. cap. One ownor. MMI f (oci«hap«. —— lo^k)koo.-*^,-73*^ ------dava Of-W4M8 ------733-3584------I j b b ■n-l ' 1977 TOYOTA I H PICKUP * 2 8 9 5 ' I ” * 3 4 9 5 - “- ‘ 1 6 9 5 j i 1974 DATSUN WAGON ITSr-AutoDailera I j . 1978 COURIERR PICKUPI * 3 4 9 5 Aulomalk-icl.OK...... ‘ 1 7 9 5 N 175-Auto Dealera I^AutoDealers o.r Is-gbtd 1978 FORD FIESTA ^ 1980TOYOTAF ■INIO Alt ‘OWNII * 2 4 9 5 q ' S>K>«bW.4(rl.4>p 7 1 1 9 7 9 DODGE STEPSIDEST * 5 9 9 5 * 3 9 9 5 P t h e; SU: B A R U r0w(iwAC0N4» lu­ 1 9 7 8 CHALLENGER * 3 6 9 5 . * 1 0 , 9 9 5 ff 1973FORD'/, T * 3 9 9 5 M .“ton *1695 1981 MERCURY LYNX 4l|»«d O.I.OMO-"!- . * * 4 8 9 5 M SIZE IS PERFECT. F ^ 1972 FORD V,T ; 1979 AUDI . 1980 P0HHAC * 1 4 9 5 1978 TOYOTA COROIL31 IA > 3 4 9 5 M f 1975 DODGE 4 : U S.MibpMe.*.<.AM.lUi , * 6 8 9 5 “ H “ w r B U Y'licONSifiN l l i~ 1 9 8 0 OLDS CUT m m m a«OUCH*u 4ilt> ‘ M 9 5 S?."‘4995 - USEDiEOCARS 1 1 IT’S WHAT YOU alway«YS: > 1 9 7 0 PLYMOUTI 1976 CHEVROLET CUST • A»ACUDAA>Ml(l|l>»l VAX tkkpipn.tMCifllmutsli.Vo'^J, NEEDED IN THE CLUTCH * 1 3 9 5 1 9 7 0 T O R IN O T O U ’II s aa v v o m o r o a t , ; IPOItlCOui-i Id<«> <«<| 1981 EAGLE4D00R" * 7 9 9 9 ii A S u b a r u ...... ‘ 2 7 9 5 »»'i»g(b'el>«>...... exclusive — tho 1977 PLYMOUT HUE $3999 1 CFOIWULA * 3 4 9 5 1 9 7 9 TRIUM PH SPITFIRE • H ill-Holderciulch Hofd’Oplsn.xI.bl* SKoip keeps you (rom f 1975 PONTIAC I C GAAND~ ~ * 3 9 9 5 ' : ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ W rolling backwardsIs ' 1978 PONTIAC when stopped on1 ai a n C FIREBIRD * 2 ^ 9 5 ^ incline. Just engagia g a t h e . Financing Q Hill-Holder clutch-h — it doe5 the braking foror ’you. Available on 1^ 1976 PONTIAC Same Day Fin :rb ir d * 1 4 9 5 able (OAC) M . many m anual transiinsmission m odels. Tesi dridrive ono today. " 1972THUNDERI Always Availabo n D u ty Q * 1 8 9 5 ^ 1 9 7 7 A M C PACI Bank ReponSat. Q s U B J at \ R U . CRESSIDA Mon.-Sa 1 9 7 9 TO YO TA C INEXPENSIVE.. AI N D BUILT - ...... » 4 9 9 9 • ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ M ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ■ A = T O S T A Y T Whatway = U S E D0 i C H R I S JJO iL a n I i IB - r ’ 5 j ; S I Vdks^oagen7 ,Porsa'ie/Audi ' 'h ' CARSs I f , " W e A imn TTo P le a s e " r S : j ^ S U B A R Mil"O ur B iggest Dt 1 5 3 4 B lu * Lak«.okoiBlvd. North .jj » ■ m i S H O S H O N E STREEDeal Is You" L3.-7365 3 V l T w in F o ils,II, I(Idoho 83301 / 2 7 363 Second AvAvo.-South; T v y in Falis,Is, ID. T 3 a -8 8 6 0 =ET SO UTH 733-: ' W (208)) 73 7 3 3 -2 9 5 4 «

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IlSEDCAA R S Was M o w I E1976BIIICKCE)IIUIIV4I 824 ...... M 9956 « 900 I ^ 9 7 G AMC MATADOR 4 DlDOOR . s ^ g g j “ No. 908 ...... e « 770 I = 1 3 8 1 PLVMOUTN CHAMPMP2DD0R sjgyg a j o - s i i ...... I 1976 MERCURY MAlARQUIS4 DOOR I ) 6 ^4487 I ■ V-8, automatic, poweirer steering, power H ^OTOIDSMODIIESSW^WAGOH J j g g j ■ brokos, tilt wheel, radidio, air. N o. 3 4 4 4 . ■ S 3 io .9 3 5 ...... 6 ^ 2 5 ^ I £l977ME]tCUIIY MARQUISJIISIOMR S3995 —No. 1 0 9 ...... 6 $2950 I ^ 9 7 7 PLYMOUTH VOLARiiUIIE WAGON > 3995 •H40. n s ...... 6 ^ 2 4 5 0 I =1980 FORD MUSTANG 2 0 OOOR J i o g s No. 1 2 5 ...... 6 $4390 I 1981 FORD GRANADA 2D No. 1 3 3 ...... 6 ^5480 I A,1977 W SLER N EW y01y o p E R 2 DOOR 1980MERCUR1 RY BOBCAT 1 4 *.No. 1 3 4 ...... s H ? I 6 ^3600 I ■ 4 cylinder engine, 4 spiIpeed transmission, H M 9 7 7 OIDSMOBILE S8 2 0 ■ AM rodio, 2 tone poiiolnt, 23.000 milps., ■ * No. 1 3 8 ...... 6 ^ 4 2 0 0 I B No.3195~ M 9 8 2 DODGE 400 2 DOOR ^ ^ 0 , U l ...... *85956 $6980 I ^ 1974 PONTIAC VEHTURA:RA2D00R r«^o. U 2 ...... 6 ^ I ^ 1977 PtmriAC FORMUUIU2DOOR •■No. 1 4 3 ...... s $4370 I ^ 1 9 7 8 MERCURY MARQUISUIS 4 DOOR >4995 J"No. 1 5 7 ...... S $ 4 3 6 0 I I 1974 FORO F F10D4X4 1 4 ^ 9 8 1 MAZDA 626 4 DOOR ;^*No. 1 5 8 ...... ■...... > 6 ® ■ 360 V-8, autom atic,:, power steering', H *1 5^5400 I H power brokes. AM/F/'FM ste re o , o ir. 2 ■ V l981 PLYMOlfTHKORIZOfMN4D00R >5495 H tope point. No. 4462. tf'No. » S 9 ...... 5 $4990 I rcl975 PONTIAC SAFARII WAGONWi > ^ g ^ .. flo. 1 6 0 ...... 5 ^1500 I r?l977 CHEVROLET MAUBUIBU2DOOR > 2995 “ No. 161 ...... 5 $2200 I r)l975 FORDLTD4DOOR J^;no. 160 ...... m 5-A^T9Q zI ^BMDGEASPEHWASlAGON > 34955 $2650 I ^1974 MERCURY cougar: I 1980 FORD F3 ..No. 1 7 8 ...... 350C&C mi 5 $1500 I ■ 400 V-B, 4 speed troi‘onsmlsslon, power H ril976 TOYOTA COROLLA) WWAGON 4 DOOR >2 ^ 9 5 I stooring, AM radio. Nolo. 4436. . ■ -^No. 1 7 9 ...... 5 $M5@ I M 973 TOYOTA CaiCA 2 Di « L ''I 'I ’19955 $1350- -I ^SEDTRIl U C K S ^ . M o w I SS80I:HEVB01EILUV'/4'/^TON...... >5595 No. 1446 ...... M ...... '6 9 9 55 $5850 .1 V\1975 CHEVROLET’/j TOH »>Jo. 1452 ...... '2 5 9 55 $1990 I r i9 8 1 TOYOTA V4 TOH • T’fjo. 1454 ...... *54955 $4470 I ^ 9 8 0 DODGE TOH 4X4 - * ^ o ri4 5 6 * l _ . ^ 6 9 9 55 - ^ 9 7 0 - J I 19n MERCURY l Y i M C H I ' i K1977DATSUHV4I0H ...... ‘379 5 ■ 2 DOOR. 302 V -e, coutomotic; power H <| ■ LN o. 1457 ...... 5 $2800 I H stooring, power brokekes, AM radio, oir, ■ ,*^1969 DODGE’/2 TON ...... M 795 H vinylroof. No. 3356. w | •■No, U S B ...... 5$1200 I

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...... ^ : r ' : A /,-i SYR/\CUSE. N.Y. (UlU PI) - Un- I ^ ■ heralded Georgia, gettining a career- « 1 ' high TJ poinls from 6-fc-fool-7 center I NC C A / A E a s t Terry Fair and clutch:h free-lhrow . shooting and reboundingIng down the stretch, shocked Big Easlast champion St. John's.m 's. behind Mullln and Bill - -Sr-John's-70^-Pridayt nighti in the- Wenntngton.ion. opened up a lO-polnl le a d ' - NC/U E asl Regional semimifinals. on two occaiccaslons — the final time at The Bulldogs. 23-9. will wi m eel de- 29-19 wilhh 2:17 2: rem aining tn the first $ ‘^ ' i fending NC/U champnpion North half. Georgl.jrgia suddenly cam e to. life Carolina In the regionalf1 final Sunday wilh ils two-iwo-mlnule drill, finishing the al the Carrier Dome. Th«Tie T ar Heels, first halfr wilh wi eight straight poinls. with M ichael Jordan scororing 17 poinls four by [Fleming,Fler to close lo 29-27 at to lead a second-half sunjrge. defeated halflime. Ohio S lale &1-51 In the olhilhcr semifinal In theopener, ope th e T a r Heels. 28-7, game. played mostnost of th e second halt wilh '.■' '.(aV ' - ^ ' S ^ Georgia. which won lhe their two> bigbl( men. Sam Perkins and Soulheastem Conference:e tournament Brad DaughlUgherty. on the bench with afler lying tor fourth place f in the four fouls,is. Bul Jordan, despite an regular season, look comimmand ot the off-night from froi the tloor. managed lo game over a four-minulule slrelch in trigger aI 20-620- spurt over a lO-mlnute the second halt when tIhe Bullriogs span whichich erasedi Ohio Slate’s final outscored lhe Redmen IS154 for a 49-13 lead and put pul North Carolina In con- lead w llh lO:(Btoplay. • trol. Fair, who averaged 13.13.8 points per Jordan1 sanksai two free throws wilh game during lhe regulari r season, had 11:24 lo playplay 16 tie Iho game for the H j j seven poinls in the runI vwhile f.^mar fifth and finaltim tim e In the second half .. Heard added six. The teleam s traded at 42-12. FreshmanFrej Curtis Hunter then baskets a nd free throwsi overo lhe next scored hisIs only or basket ot the game on I#-' eighl minules. with Geororgla taking a a twistinglg layup 1 following an O h i^ j_ ^ 61-56 lead on a slam-dunkikbyFalrwith Slate lumov■nover lo give the T ar H e e o ^ ____ l;57remainlng. lhe lead forg'or good, 4442. I Sl. Jo h n 's, which finl:nished a t 23-5' ‘ JIm B rad•addock d Iheh threw in a bomb and lost its tirst gam e oui)utsIdelheRig from lhe loplop ot lhe key after an OSU Easl, scored the next fou}urpointsona miss andd JordanJi compleled-an 84 - baskel by Billy Goodwinn and two foul spurt ith with two more free throws, - f - shols by Kevin Williamsns to close lo giving Nortllorth Carolina a 4842 lead Gl-CO wllh l;4 llo play. wilh9:l3loglogo. Dut Georgia, which sh(Jiot 57 percent The Par Tar Heels brought back as a team from lhe toulnine, 11 made ils Perkins and and Daugherty with eight r nexl seven points from lhell line — all minules lolo playi and North Carolina on l-and-t slluaiions -■ Ilo thw art the leading 5044.044. The T ar Heels then wenl Redmen comeback aiallempt. St. inlo Iheirr tour-conjer to stall offense: -s., John’s closed lo 68-67' ion two free their remainlalning U^blnts came either throws by (Hiris MulliiIlin wllh tive on layups,s. dunks di o r tree throws. Ohio scconds remaining bulI dinger onto the E x p o'Center t floor during the:he bareback event al the buzzer. stalled. Utah7 State•grabs openinc ig-nighitlead Housttort ad vL7ances; ByCOMNMULDOONDN C leiland said, "I ihinkk If 1 d ra w the right h o r s e Btnbtck•ck Riding iPtratM(Kctlonl T/mes-?Je\^-s writer and maybe spur himTl ;a bil more. I’ll s c o re I. .'K-oii (lclUn.1, Uiih.Slulc.. 71.72; i. ilhrtl l*loct>cr. Oil. la. ii»l h ig h e r.” IbllVIi-ron.CSl.O'J. Villancr. Housion center /\keen2m Olajuwon fo rg e in front after Frie^riday night’s performance:of of A ggies took the top thnthree posilions. A A M i d w e s t the sevenlh annual1 CCollcge of Southern Idahoiho Sheilie Snow grabbedKi fiflrsl place for CSI in goal C04115iiTying scored 21 poinls and blockeked five shols I. SiK-llic Sniw, CSI. ‘J.'jU: 2. f*aii*am J'fllafth, Ul:;h SUIc. 'I iff; I. Indoor IntcrcoIIcglatefle Rodeo. tying, finishing with a 9.50* clocking, jusl five- Friday night lo carry■y the No. I ------ilulijn.s'mllh. L'tatiTcch. lUIO:D; -tA Slumon Jon«, (--SI. lu.'il; j. Cougars Into Ihe champitpionship gam e wllh a s iillle CSI holds sccond place pl; w ilh ,120 team pointsIls tenliis of sccond off of herher personal best 'J.O mark, Jr.inKi-nl. UUiti.SlalMI.lFJ ittle as 40 seconds remaining while Weber State etcfItched out 90 points for lhirdird "I knew 1 was goingg tito do prelty well-when 1 B«ntiKk■CkfUdlog of the NC/V\ Midwest ReiLeglonalwllha on a freeJ throwthi by Phillip Haynes lo p lace. started out." Snow said,Jid. ‘‘That’s .ill I wantetl. a (Sec«od«idtecUcoI 70-(a viclory over No.. 17 Memphis make II (&«3.G5 Bul lhe Southwest I.Klml.yiiun, UlufiTw-h.a;; 2.!2. Slud llof»ltnin. Wdwr. w. Slale. The final scores trom fro r'riday’s round will l)clx; nicesm oothrun.” Conferenceice champion< Cougars scored QntkmwiyRt()lng y ____ l i o u ^ n will play for r lhe regional . the final tiv< — _allcred-by-Uic-rcsultjalls from the slack-divisionion ------Wcbcr-Slatcand-CSLXc1 found Hy?lf in li? for fiPrt ------UUrt.»UUwI«_Wrf*t.iUxl.\kI l.~)plllLi^|- C>f| I , five poinls ot the game on a lille Sunday against No. 1 w h ich took placc lateFle F riday night after Iho m ainain in lhe breakaway as WiU.Vildcat Brenda Durfee and .N’liu V.iiiuic. Wdwr. 4. UlxM»i*ic.siijrt.uiuhsijic.y.ir 1.11 V illanova.basket by_Y(yYoung, a pair of free throws n Hoping which gol two free Ihrow;iws in lhe final by /Uvin Fr performance. The indlndlviduals laking pari in thishis Golden Fagle Monicaa RguiliorI each recorded 1 Fraiikiln and another free I. KcvtnTliiiikfr-HracnTiaclicr.rt CSI continued lo h avve e iils prol)leins in the leam k over Iowa in the openinglg game of the parks sco tn tonight's final round S ^UeBrtoc B scored 17. I>ee and Derrick und tonight starting at 8. The’he roping, bul managed lo:o lilak c all five places in the I, (JjiTmumtion. CSl! W; 2. JfDinc llfdjuloii. CSl. 77; .) second round starts> lodaytO' at 2 p.m. in the Expo Phillips 13 apiece and Haynes 3uid :po sa d d le bronc as C aseyI G;GjermuntLson led the way KyJi-CJi;iplii. CSl. (.7. * tijry Mil!MiDanicl. CSI.i.*i; r,. Ujinly I’rla-. Michael Young addctkjd 17 points. T urner 10 < C en ter. 10 each lo pace lhe Melro wilhascoreofBO. ____ I jrryivycheaux 10 and C: S cott CIclland. a native nai of Twin Falls who is SUerWreWr«tJlng____ :______Clyde Drexler— Conference'iceT igers.------iJf------CSUsJiruco-Robinson-an-was-lhc-oiily-iK‘rsoii-lo—------irm nn Dca«cy;usu:r:eat score ever, Ilcrrfly Ihom.T*. Wfiicf. in.flin.fliS: 2. .tan Nom*. Ul:in Tech. stfuggling Ihrough thele final eight Dwayne Me Cleiland claimcd thatiiat there is still room for iii-u',: .1. Di.ip.siurk, USU. iii.'/yli.W; i. .Sue ,\niic Ik-eint-ll. IlSU. McClain 10 as Villanova im- MfflKorta I7 .in i.Iia(iiiti.-ll«»jniixH-n. Uloh' minutes o t the gam e in a rare spread proved lo 24- Improvement. lahTn*. 17.il7, 024-7. i.uiiih/iiiiciHu ;(.CM rw.l. .i.\ l. WtHnTSiiiit'ij 4 I'liiiiTivriiiy V BuIIRklRktlng offense, alm ost blowing; a 9.poinl lead low aguan[uard Bobby Hansen scorcd 10 “ I think you’re always alv going lo improve." Holst-.SlAvW, l.llfwvlWilrw)ii,(SI,7l. in the process. points durirluring a 5','t-mlnulc slrelch — Memphis Slate forwanin ls Keith I-oe midway Ihroughthrc the sccond half lo lltl - ■ ~ i 1 and Bobby Parks sconored 4 polnis the Big Ten’sTen Hawkeyes from a one- B riiin girls triuium ph again apiece to lift MemphisI SlateS from a poinl deficit[icll Inlo a 4945 lead wllh 6:18 M-34 halttime deadlockk in(o a 4443 remalnin)]:Mf. ------lead wllh 15:20 lefl. Bul thee WildcatsW answered with six Bul lhe 7-fool sophorlomore cenier consecuUveive points on a brillioni:un­ Olajuwon scored Ihree: tbaskets on a derhand scoopsco shol by guard Slewart me boy dunk, a fade-away jump p Jeror nper from the Granger, a | Hulseey, Sto?ne help win . a pair of free throws by F^ By I^ \flR Y HOVEY ■ ThC big reason for l he e 'viclory cam e a fte r lh atit e;effort on lhe anchor leg," low post and a sweepingng hook while pinckneyy andar a follow shol by Mike TJmes-News writer _ in lhe relays, where lhele Tigers over- "When1 11 saw Ihem using (Scolt),[{J crossing th e lane to trlgg;g er a 144 run Mulquin lolo lakeI a 5149 lead wllh 3:46 over the next 6 riilnutlutes lhal shot idt. Steve C powered Twin Falls toj3 win all four. C annedy' inIn lhe 400 relay an d lhe open ’'U /e Carfino lied 11 a final Ume re track— D 2 ^ . .g the Cougars inlo the leacad for -good a t fpr Iowa wi' TWIN FAI.f^-GaryryHulseysota But none was more impnprt’Sslve than 4 0 0 .1 knewlew they'd come ov er here to I wilh his only basket of, the 57-18 wllh 8:08 remaining. p e rso n a l be.st of 5M andnd iteam ed w ith ------when Jerome droppedI thet Iwton on b e a t us for:orsure."saId Klelnkopf. lg- »• • gam e. a20-f<20-tool jum per from lhe top of os( Houston Ihen wenl lo) a spread and the key 30 se B ob Slone to pace lhe JerJerome boys lo geiafterth■the B ruins anytime we c an ."' the sccond handoff andfl still: took lhe Twin F Fa alls could Irace som e lost ;0 seconds later. ilIv Memphis Slate scranambled back The Wild< a tria n g u la r viclory overiver Twin Falls Twin FaFalls Coach Jerry Klelnkopf)f win when anchorman PaPaulSchwager poinls toI lhelh pole vault w here usually /ildcats w enl Inlo a spread per behind th ree steals by frcreshman poinl offense and a n d M ountain Home. saiS. "Bea:eating Jerom e will bc tough camefrom20yardsofflhlhe pace lo win consistentI t 13-fooler Scot Scherer ind wound lhe clock down lo m ard A ndre Turner, fnclicludlngtwhe 23 seconds t ------InHherglris-divlsionr-M,h-with-sprlnler— ))e(.^use^« «— in^a-lungeflHhewire:------passetW o-lo-43-feol-but-tben-had-steps- ds befonLCarIlno_waa,callepy lo finally get a shol at (iccldlnede< lie trit):ried lo schedule Uulsville! iiin the annual “ We’ree veryv happy to be playinglg Kentucky,h especially McC 2W a lO-polnt lead agalnsi1 ImIndiana but hung on lo win who plays_Uje best baskelblelball inthe Bluegrass state.'- Hall ol Fame gamem e in Springfield, M ass.. earlirly this season when you>u consider the allemalive."e," Crum sold. ''They Wew. •59.------^ Thedreamgamewillbe1 be played loday in lhe finalstknfthp butUicCanllnalsn:s refused. ------“ mlghl haveive Letter ployers aSaiie mmight l| oulcoach m e ond Kentucky sharpshooter Jimm RM aster said he’s heard all NCAA M ldeasl RegionalQl vwllh the winner advancingIgiothe "Thepollcylsthcthe university doesn’l play In-In-slate schools win by 20) p(poinls. bul the reverse mlghlghl also happen.” e talk of.the WlldcQl-Canllnalnal imatchup and he’s ready to F in a l F o u r al Albuquerqueque.N.M . ------on a regular basis,sis," Hall said. “It was the■ ppolicy when I Kentuckjcky Is ranked No. 10 wllhIlh a 23*7 record ond U»et ewhat happens...... Tip-off of lhe nationallylily televised gam e is Mheduliluled for Kentucky.ky. All the scbools w ant to ppiny i Kentucky Ix)ul3vlllele isi No.‘2 wllh a 31-3 worksheciheel. Bolh c o a c h t said s e e \ sparks— *^«“sewc:re,aiwa " Wc hear it all the time. Butlit w>we don’t m ake the schediDeT 10:45 p.m . MST (KBCI-ICI-TV. Channel *2), arid s| Iways In the nalional picture.!. th e pressusure r was on lhe other team totowln. v B’re very ciinfidenl going; InlInto the game, and I’d say belween the rivals are alreilready flying. "Al my suggesl;esllon. we asked th em (HjHall of Fame------" i thinktk 1toulsV llteisibe favored teateam ." Hall said. "The W ei w e'rj're emolionally up becauseuse they are from our home Crum bristled at a rememark by Kentucky Coach1 JJoe B. promoters) lo Invllivlle Uuisvlllc and Louisvlllillle rejected ll. p ressu reilso Is n them. lie .”. H all th a t the WildcatsJ h:have a ‘‘polfcy’’ of not pDlavini! l Ieclsion not to play us.’’ H all sisaid. "I thinknk it's very special to ha\have this meelfng In staU Louisville center Charles JonJones, who will bc guarding in*state 'schools and for that reason have refu» to Crum saidlid Kentucky was trying lclo "con" the toumameniienl play. I Ihlnic it givesves both schools the ^ mlucky cenier Melvin Turpin.pin. said he looks on the game ■ _ Mhedule Ixursville. Thele schoolss are only 70 milesIS a o a rl ' Cardinals into lhe Hall of Fame game.. 1He said lhe opportunlljlily to have good programsIS vwithout bulling your J ust another stepping stonee to Iho Final Four. ' ice 1959 when Louisville routeutedthe wlldcflUhadafulllull team when hts squad w as■ nrebuilding. head s e ve e ry r year; Vou co u ld n 't d rawiw ItupI any belter," he ji ‘ b u t H aven’t colirded since "Kenluckyls just like any olherolh« leam.illhougMstbey are., W ild cats 7(H>1. "1 Io.st six scniolniors and they had everybo(Kxiy back. My said, stale school. We can't just gel involved with the emotion " T h e y ’re trying to rctairtain their No. l.im age In th e* sisla te ” nam e’s Tucker, nol sucker. If they really mwanted to play ‘i thinkJ( Il's11 ] ust the rev e rse ," Crumam said.1 "They've gol a p sti e fans a re talking aboul. We'v

J. ■-*, p , I Valley Wencdcli victtoiious> in opeiner Bruinsi take amlother llUtM.W.30.4:4.g4. Quider. W.X 9; 5. Cumming*. M, HAZELTON - Art Hemfemy's double Valley’s; TammyT Andrus won both RdnrmoU 400--I. Valley (BuuMnrn. KJlKJliaoaTWia. latch 5 usual and Terry Cutler ■HR. W. 70 «. 1 Grave*. G. 7>.9; 3, Gem State< me In th e sprints plus relayy slstrength and sprints as i macki4-J.a:lWendHI»-l, 'alley's Iwyi lo grabbed hethe distances to accouni for lainann. TUlcv. Stewart. V ,R 8.J. Falls' un- other schools)ls InIr lhls are a lhat have ov erall depth carried Valle au>-l. Valley itlenof. MuKir ea. G, 2:36 0; 2. Uennetl. W. 1:17; 3, RUPERT - Twin I ndivldual firsts. Strickland . Tayloft 11 I Gooding 1:4«: J. Wefte * ^ 4dS »»-I.Grar««.« IS have allowed us lo v icto ry fn a four-way seasieason-opening V alley’s Jndi to; 4, GnIJ. Benally. W. derclassman juggemauaul padded girls leams h VaUey Kl«r«* . « . Tilley. J. ;K>W<uo--l. Valley (MuBunann. Harlaniy-Blae.. er. V. 0:»; 2. DenalJy. W. 7; 17; 3. ence season race Fridayay wilh Vic- G em Slate d n. Every Tuesday Julie Strickland picking upI Ihreelh firsts, llenfyiJ:W;2.Wenddl4:a lory at the Rupert Countritry Club. competllion, E Bo>»V«imy " on>-l,CUkr.Vw.V, l4:B;lDumetl. V.l4:a. mores) U reen Waldron took their division In a I light bailie TtenKsrtng FWdevMtf III(9i hurtUe»-l.»-l, StncUand. W. la.C; 2. Curtl*. The Bruins, who novww are 3-0 andlsopbom or ^lis play in thc Magic with the Vikings., I, Vflllo Ifi.a . 2. Werelell n . J Uoodlrw tl, i. 01ici»--l. I. -\ndefwi. G. laH-II; l 2. R«e«l. V. M. 19.2. J. Jim.I. GG. » 0; 4. ■nompMft. V. 21.8; i. overall, won Ihelr secoicond league a n d Ix ly Solis Tho Valley boys woundnd upi with 135 Munautch n. III-4:II 1 Kelao. W. IIM; 4. GoufSu ^ . W. l(n; i. Johan*m.0 .2l.a.I.S. I i - ouling wllh 320 strokes,,13 1 ahead of Valley girls5 league.”lea AunBlaf«v«DU CCanipf»ll.W, lOB-IO. »--I, SlrirUand. W. M.E; 2. IHU. G. Thai meansms tthe heart of the leam ' ^ t n t s while Wendeil hadad76.Gooldng 7 _ , „ ^ S M pol -l, I. .\ndef«Dn. G. 4J-7;.7; 1 Taylof, V. jfis"; 3. Kaawrm*. ' runner-up Highland. vy. V. U J; 3. Netidiff. M. 1J.4. J. ■man. V. OD.2; 4. Kelly. W. «l.7; 5. p of juniors and sopho- 43 and Murtaugh II. WenVendcil's giris 5; ^4. CjUaKc. U, IZfi; 5. JoWaoo. W. 41-0; 41 3 ne«i, V, 4M; 4. Miaamanlann. V. B J ; 5. johan«i.G.«7.l. Bruins Larry Waldronmand Jason is made up of h a d 77; foilowed by Valley Val at C8. KcUo,W.J7-l.K Ratayeteota Meyerhoeffer alongng wllh m ores. Junioiuniors Include U rry Kff^Jump-l. K. Andcnon. G. C-26-2; 2. Malhewi. cy (Shawver. Seversn. Xuettls. Tom Ivcen, John Gooding 41 and Murtaugh!?h36. aw -I- Hmfy.vy. V.!w-9; J. tllei Taylof. V. anrt H i^and’s /\ntl»ny Ostrowski Waldron. To 5; 4. c|i>luRe. U. ».S; 5. -Vlatni. W, M. W M ; 3. GltiU. G. S-I; 4 lloUle»leln. V. M ; 5. Aj«Jn«iS7.4;l.W<.W enkdlUt. I. Jeff Sutherland. Greg H enry won the shortt sjsprints, lop- “ 5; 1 Hiin»en.W.i-l ey (Shawver. Severm . Iluetllg. shared medallsl honorsirs with 78s Rasmussen. Je no~l. Valley id Craig Jones. Sopho- ping form er district sprint1nl ichamp Roy “ iumam. , , V, M.i; I llanly. V, » . r i liw uJum p-I. Taylor. V. IM; 2.1t. Tilley. V.IM ; ,v»jnB,2;a2; 2.W,LWenlell2:ll].l. - over the 72-par Rupert cocourse. Haiwen and C s Jason Meyerhoeffer, N eb ek er of M u rtau g amnnd pacing 0 wimncMrr., W.mfi; W, 4. S(>ark»,W.«.ll,5 -SuHa. 1.X Thacliefay, W. li-S; 4. Oart. V.. 1517-2; S. Adami. Venddl (Kay, I'etenon. (.ancaxter. Under the format foror the year, rnores are Ja W. IM. one-tw o-three sweep in1 Uithe 200. and w.ns.n. ilOdllyl2:tn .2..Valley2:lS. Val all eight Gem Slale leam U s will F ly n n McRobe;Loberts. S hane Mlllward lc«>. V .JJJ;2. Ilaracn. J. l*olevautl -l,aarlL V .li«;2.S&>ret»on.V.M; « we«ldldell (I”etet*n. I.anca*ler. bennell. Valley padded ils margininbylaklngall L; .1 Ct)cney.O.7-0:4;KlrWand.U,7-0. m eet In a round robin eai;ach Friday, and Mackeyy Miracle."Ml :ll»; 4. IJllk. W. 2;24; 5. Ilulcftin*. V, .1 ■O- lloiHlyl4ri4;2.GoiGoodlng4:U.3. Valley&:2S. ee Is the only freshman . four relays. Triple Jum;h-I. Tilley. V. 41-0.1. 32. Sftimie, V. ^ FW dmoU Points arc awardedxl on an "Mark Lee 1: Thc boys division hadId a couple of “ f L i.iicny.•rty. W, 5:B; 2. Shawver. V, S:«: i ' XJ7-3. J. Severence. V, JD-ll; 4. SrtwlhoOl. W. 30-i; 5. DlKxtl-.|, striciIricklanri. W. 56-10; 2. I*ertlna, M. _ 8-7-6-54-3-2-1 basis each;h week and we have ri^lIghl now bul a couple _Jotin30«LWJtt------1—b e ~ c o m ln g — out:*'------other-doubio winners InJ RjRandy-Beny— Mciu»vw,i:ii,,:ilr4.ilUU_V.C;li;i_Soriaiii3n..V ___ Ji ------— ------51' I rS ,' tin v ta*ro.-afrTr4.-curtt*.-Mria-4ri— r < . the squad accumulailating the more will i Sehulle.V.ai-7, of Wendell to claimedxl 1the longer CMVanXy greatest number will be« 1 the league Rohwedersaidsaid. rfry, W. 11:15; J. HmJi. W. I2;l«; J. Shot put -1, KoaKoaKtvo. G. 32-2; I (‘erkln*. M. al the conference race d istan ces and Gooding’s , IM7. 4. Mcllan. W, I2.H: 5. IllaU, Teamteertaf 3MD; 3. CromJy.Jy. W. 2S-ID; 4. Ward. M. 2W3. i. tIUIst. Looking al t derso n picked up bolh welgl'elghtevenls, v.uiw. t. Wenlell 77. I Valley ca. 3.. CGoodlna 41. 4. curtjj jH . desplle h av ingjusl oneine senior on U>e coaph1 said s he expecled W enddl and Valley girlsIris were aboul iiitch hununCl l.ljiKuF.W .ia]:2..UKlcraon.U. MuftauRhJO, Ili(jijuin[>--1I (>Quilar. W. 4-4.2. Perkin*. M. 4-3; I Robweder Highland andstd PocatelloI to become V.«;4.Gratf.M .4-2;S. Krily.W. the team. Coach /M '0 teams could 'c.s; . Ififl, V. 17.7. 4. Sorrel*. V. 1'J.4; 5. 3.KaiwrmaaV.4 I the year passes. as closely match as lwo te 3 IUO--I. Amlnta. V. I}.3; I Koocciccco. G. 14.1; 3. 4.] believes his Bniins canlbe t a factor stronger as the 20.7. Klis the defending stale b e wilh Wendell laklngg s.seven firsts ilw- l.ljHuc.W ,44a ;2.Thariu!rBy. HllucUlit. V. I4.i; 4. Sh»)--l.CI. CummlnsL M. IJ-i; 1 Graff. M. in every match Ihrough^ the slale ' “Highland is InlemWulw- md Ihey re lu m just two ag a in st six for Valley. TheyTIm split the w.c.j;iM amamcw*. c M. 4i 4; 4.1 Wridn. V. V. J ; 5. I: 12-10;}. StrlcUan:la«J. W. I2-5; 4. HuelllB. V. 12-2; S. toum am enl. cham pion and I four relays. Andcnoti.U. 4n.g.Vl.! aw -I. .\nijn», v /27.3; 2 ^ e Wiccjo. c G. 77.7; J- iiui.cj.ii.i. fmncprncn ^rom that teamlea (Ostrowski and " I think we m aybe s tr iglhotpe).” Rohweder leam than we were lasl jhl now Highland Is said. "We have severj e 11 did last year. Uiey who are trying for fou Iter as the y e a r went by Declo• boys, 1Pilot giiiris gairn trium]iphs qualifying every week up winning stale." makes us a belter li Kerry. >‘einl>er(GKi.4.SI4.Steven*on(GF). 5. GllHGFi. f Friday’s match: GIJ^NNS FKRRY -•Declo’s D( boys Ferry sweepleplo victory. i*' exam ple, two players wf 800- - 1. Kllcf 1:40.12.Glenn*Kerr;rrry.J.Dcclo. 300 tow d k i - I, HIvera 'G Fi 5 4 « 2. WmSoofta* a n d G lenns F erry 's girlssoutdislanced oi Slimpsonm dominated( the distances, Medley - I. Deck) 4:440. t nknier. J. Glenn* lliumenthuKKl.J. lhe varsity lasl y ear pla;layed Junior i.3.Jenki*wwflrth (Fl ri.72.1 (loacnlmum iKi. varsity loday becai ill* M2.5. J>ocaldlo and Skyline divisions Friday in a fourour-way (rack w hile River/era shone in the shorter leoO -- I. Deck) 3:M3. 1 GknIcnn* Kerry. 3. 3.|-:n«le»(lli-4,J‘«I, J‘einher(GFi, i, Gocnilea(GKi, couldn’t make lhe varsIrslly qualifi- jM,7,i«ackfoot3fa3,(3fa3,8,Bonnevllle3BB. events, takirking the 100 and the 300 low HjKerman.h a n - 1, Wheelertler(D l2:M ,lil Johanek (GFl-J. cation during the week,;k. We have ladMadMkalScsrtn« a n d field m eet. FWdRvcdi WrlKhliKi,4,CrtttMtrhfleld (Id, S. Kom (GK). vith M leam hurdles, seven or eight players,:. ssometimes Twin Kall* IIBI-JBli-l.arTy Waldrrxs 71 Jaaon D eclo's boys ied with Diana .- 1. Nleder (Hi l(rr-4. 2.2, WolKni,i, laDO-LStlin^in^ion il>aumiKi..l.aark(Fi. Relay ftitda boy on the leam while wl Julie -Tim Ung K. Bob Ung O. with Filer at 77Vi. Declo:lo iat 43'/.j and loomtta* - I. Hall iKi 11.'31,1 Hoyfr (Hi. i. lilgh Jum p" I, Tie. Shown I Kl•| 1and Mallhewi 400 •- 1. GlenJlenii* Kerry 17.42. 2. f)cclo. J. Hamblin is the senior glr:I'ri- SlcveGar1andU,KeU,KenlMrKe(Ble89, ------Hagerman last al ...... _o»!crt»ulif)).<.I). 4. Mulllnl I Kl. S. Kcfsl i Di______•[]-_(DK-J..<\nrter*on iGKi, 4. Tie.e Brown 'Hi. Uu»:ennan. "Julie tries to qualityyon c the boys idohoKaiii i wM2i-Guy i­ Van?] EL Paul l^hse blBiOai -- I. Ulncy (ill lv.14. 2. Mar11i>'tale(OiajidOUertioul(Di. 8D0-I.MIerl:5•I:K.4.2.Glecclo. *7.CralgMayb^S0. F ile r’s Greg Hall wonn both\k m e 100- iKl. i. I'amUl iKi. 4. borti (Di. 5. liOOJluinp--1. Taylor (Diju-7'^.,;^,,2.llanicliUt. McOey -- I. Ilatierman II 2:14 44 , 2, Declo. J leam every week bului she jusl - &!.r.johMi«i*7.a t^ re a k ln to H4i-Oln> Vonkin S2. Mali and 2po-meter dashes,. wWhile leam - A(i4mjoni(;i''i.KJ. JJ.MulU)Cv«i([)i.4.llodgkla>ni.}.)5. Hruhn'Hi. GlennsFerry. hasn't quile been able to lillo«ellB7.JeffShlvenR9, ■' 'mateMike7enkliBcaplimlured IhelGOO-"’-:'-!-"*!!':ill iFi a a . J. Ilanlcr 7,:■7, 2, HalliKi.J. I«00 - 1- Kllet•Her 4:4u.4t 2. Glenn* Kerry, J. the lineup." said Rohwekvederoflhe Skyllne Ijt4i--,\nl--,\ndy Delro 79. Ryan Terty lOi.s.nruiuiui. (I uetiDi. Ilauennan. and 3200-meler runs. How:owver. Declo llodt0tlu(Oi.4. Hnihndli.S. llame giri who participated, inI; two na- firKMIkeDel«rcn»ltn»SJ,MIkeMartmOO, tfl« ' ' I. I luft*B3cer I Dl 47 .V ]. S ktJcr 01- -Q, W celer BX S. Andenon ultimately, outdid the Wwildcats by nmi lUKi. 4. ParrUl iKi. & tiulme FtektRvcota llonal toumaments and an was a Biacktoot(jooi--<; CIrla Vanity SM --1,8, WillWilliam*iGKi JJ-2.2. Carry »rt)rUi (Ki. I, Glenn* Kerry Cfl'i,. 2. RIerT7'i.F-,,J, Declo4JS, G,Wllllami(GKl..Ki.4.0uftIapiKl,3,HeRl(Hi. a n d placing strongly innm n osl of lhe «o--i.Kaii.fi leam lasl summer. Kinghomai.UrlanJrlin Janibaen 'JL Davk) Adam* J.CamalwjiiCKi(;K).4.Cumcr(Di.5 Uarrwilli. 4. 4 llaKennanZi'.'i. Diana -• I, Ounlap Ou ,4. a William* iGKi, i. Hegl "We’re happy this yeirear lhal the ■(», Ijince Taylor made aJ bigbi; contribu- I i i4.Morrt»(GKi.5.Co.iitor(Ki. i ’i; ICO iM(«r« - • I. Klvera (GKi IJ.:IJ.a, 1 Tie, Hall 'H '’ tion to the Hornets’ succet> il)l. I. (KiKi and Wheeler (Di. 4, Tie. IkUetxlU (Kl und High Jump -t. 1.1 DafTlnglon iDl 4-a, 2, Ains\«fth iKi.J.K., Wllllamjjm»(GKi 4,-John (GKl 5, Johanek b oth the long jum p and trip]Lriplejump, Gnnwr(Oi.<.f'ii.f’ullwKCJFi.S.JoruuorKOj. JJ*uKinlrc(Hi. JcnJiliu iK) II:.H. 2. llruhJl (III. J 100 high hunSw • 1. lloruJ (Dl 1H.'J2. 1 As for the girls. Kristy I.SUIIonliGKi. 1llluincnlhal iKi, 3. Tuylor(Di. 4.I. I!Urullifor^iHi. Long Jump-- 1,1. Meuerly■ iGKi U-3. 2. Pcnnock a n d A da R ivera eachJcra'S RdtyF>caU 5. S JenHdli. iGKi.J..Mallhcw»CW* (Dl. 4. IJerman Los Angeles, had 4-under-par 68. two bogeysi overov< his last four holes lo DePaulII banish(les Missisissippi fr(■om NIT, 75-67 Thai gave Lietzke. the currenlc Ca- lall back, nadlan Open champion, aone-slroke a Lietzke aidsaid he didn’t come to this cn the Blue DePaul. mma aking its ninth trip to the ■ r S k m ONT. III. (UPllIPI) - Tyrone th e olherr game, 1 with the winners owned o a 44-43 lead when advantage over five golf(lifers al 69: y e a r ’s louman;nament seeking revenge. M iss 12-2 to NIT. scored°d eight straight poinis C orbin and Bernard Rand

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'(letX*iMJM(>.icHcrPeie»loi3l#m UilwnCcx'lt'tnc* :< Jertj WiilitU, m3 piMrfWeij Sfun.« No N»» Yoit (ALI - ftejto<« BotOr U^tti Atone OwjiM s«c«n S ' ljnd i K(II|| CrvtW' 10 Cfuite}tcr> (AAAI 10oKt>T«ioiieM<)ieiw<9C4im'Bi'iiFccie Ktw < Vir.) i.8;s«o « .su u .« n » 5 Cnogo (AI Oil - Gix p-tche' Ketin Siuoei hd lMt»iM tJi-snM ^ln^ (0 Koutifig fluiu I H L ha ( HUIcMai.li «.icnil'el«iM Piiti6g'6S-pi*cea>icft«e«icu«(taTio Piiti: • i PmUcltrjtig U! n Ml - •••'’(c St Lci,'5S H'jMi; ifUjr« cnoge. jS ■ i-Oojtsn is •■r'.t L.'-"0.t5 Wt?...’ rihi in « tM 3 • iss" TeimVirvJiniilJIjltt. 11 (.rnit-l. SMU. oOtnrtriAAl Mil.luliiu>M - Pticrt flctier Pett 0''lM flowi'M* will meet Wednesday aiaflemoon al Boyi Vanity 10 r . UtrCA» .lU.|r,.l1)0jm a«li:i b fl^lAfltftonr.l wUnued from Page Dl 1 I- WirtF- ''ii.-n >4U lU r/;i i Diioi’SrsvK C -co»i Tevnacoriag a s E « il s S«• !; V; 'l i ' P.iiitigfi n BvVt" r V Jerom e. I. Jcn3ineK,2.1 InaiiM ;j !! a; .•«. fu IIMin NJ .1>-J9imU3CCl K W hile J e;rom ro e had double w inners Inn K, 2. Twin Kall* 77.3. MounUIn Homo WulmConlrwct St Ifu'l tl TfU\ j'J' PcPc^si-» 0.1 IHI. /ho-Came back lo.win.lhe_i e ______^___ GlrliVanfly ..------:------f 7Tr^irr-lt).\ FmniV.nVii*r;,.t:i , ,i iCh<.Chogo IHI il "S'luTOToii Williams, whowl won the 800 and IGOO,1. ' RuslaiimU ti Ntwjm cnilit' fu.11300" D,3;4.Taylor.MII.0.7, i V., CMmptoiuNp . Oj.jf.9.1 Siri[>fgojl'10 J'tu'f J 1 »i"''J'i'.'M'i«i«Ve.'lJ-'1^119;i!6iu.jji w a n d K ev in1 Bittner li who look the two■0 100 -- 1. Hull*. Th'. 115: 2, G( Houilon ij ll fS K ' Alt Tii;> FitlK}. Cilil , Miller. TK.IJ.4:4.llctrnli.J.U,0. innedy. J. 52,0; 2. Tofte*. TJ‘, SJ,J; 3, PicincOMi^ ' WkMMt.UvcAS ;lJ»oii». in«. 9,'H d is ta n c e jujm mping crowns.. i’n'™- I Ml- 1 WcIU.Mli.H.];,.'1,3; 4, Davl*,Tt-.M.4. i-lo) An5ri"s K tj nS^5 -_ *IK*nTc«*.7pir.n CfKip INII .5 Cl'.f'jn XO -- I. lIulU. TK‘. 25,2; 2. Jar Pnornii I! ;■ 1,-c s ftojto" HY 11 in M ost o f[ ^Mouniain Home’s polnls■f__ Karimun, Mll.28.0; 4Shai.im, Mil.; lllam*. W . 2:00-4; 2. Barlhotomew. J. PortUiyJ - «« 11 > i’ii'( •( aMumiI .t4t P.’n Ssi.-si, , -----a‘UJ-5iJ.-MoJync™ynew.TK7a;W:7r4.Glnea.-J.-a;».9.------'v e re pro v idIded e by sprinter D avid T oi'^ y r- 400 - - I. null*. TF. M.4: 2. JarI .™ J. ti.s. 37— I s«iiiio u ;i II CjI'I ?»m William*. TF. 4:40.8; 1 Uribe, TF’. GoM'n sutn . fl U I'J Uonl'Cll n *«■ tc» X ; '! S 'S K „i.reoi 1 rt. SiiT>':i»<\ w ho h a s sl l ^ ^ e d a foolbaU scholarshipp (•:o.timan,MII.C].B:4.llUdc9.J.(f7. ______73 I' CT CilMM.SMpffi .(•- aoo• ' I, Hannah,TK.2:31.S: 1 Sk irtholomcw. J. 4 :0 3 ; 4. F-oole. J. . . ;?’^;['.“ nii'£:‘.' at Universll:slly of Oregon. He won the" ffWiT’» FUwm txh. standing^ Smctlle^TK, 2:44,1; 4. Molyneux. Tf ...LirJ .n.cic, looinll-nal;a la n d Ihc 200 in 22.5. 1800 -- I, McGinnis, TK.5:«.S; oo(e. J. IQ;|t.8;.2. Uribe,TK'. 10:I7.«; NiiioftiJlwgut i:3e.3;4,lamdKren.TK.l0:5OJL ' 101 T w in F'alls’ a ll girls simply tumedd ri:05.U; 3. Harkins. W . U:Z7.I; 4. Slo. Nf.TotUM «a - I. .Stone. J, 15,7; 2. ZakaJyk. TF', .0 S200 • - 1. McGinnI*. TF. 12:12;: loose theirir first-place stren g th lo .TF. 10.0; 4, Huidlalon. MH. 17.0 ' ' I swecptovlctictory In their division. IJ:17.4; J, Hufklns, TK, 1J:M,9; D«m«t!ji.tviici'iin ^ 14;MI.«. ilci -- I. Stone. J. 41.5; 1 Zakilyk. SjnAmcn^jlj; loiAn;->il.'J _ '^jnciiuj______■m im m Dulls won5n Ithe too in l2 .5 an d the 400 ^otdond. J, UB; 4. Uriguarde. MK, -.-- ■ —WwalooIM.S^li’-'W ...... '"__.Hlgli.h«mflta --_l..M»t-MlIlti Tedir’lGvDM in 59:4' an S! O S F r s t a t f a i^P^TMCAAflnal n ! als RdayeveoU (AITUm MSli AlijniiitScJerser.ilStn ' pV’.i^isn so m e , tie dI the tl; slale 200-mpter recordd Staim. Mil. 17.0. r^ll*44a ... iiNtwY0i«.5»»r 5 1) m W t. T fifi, ln2S,2. Dme t : 77.8; 1 Twtn Kalla 1:38.0 Oos'onilCl'«lo.« I 9 Xi / S 0 “ 0 t 5 '"'SS Schrader. J. 50,5: 3. Hl*pllnghoti Pn.iiJfpri'J . .Jerame3:M.l;2.TwlnFall*3:S7,4- ' Kinu) CiIt 11 L’iiu;. > 1S91' N a n c y MciVlcGlnnis grabbed both dis- Stone. Mll.52.7. ■ An«r)e«nLMeu*. ■" E r,,. i !!; ™ ?! n *II10M Sllll, l« ir ieoo--I.Jerome:rDmo3:43.i;iTwlnF»llia;47.l. Gol3er\5littj!SjnL‘ec2.!i]5n cco ;i /J Florwi, ]w a 1. Jo^n!,iJ,."sSS : tance victonlories and Denise Rhoades^ lUOyrrcBta ,uaA,34«»9 c la im e d ththc e wcighl events. Made:e 400 - 1. Twin Falla U: 2. Jerome:neU.5 NIT pairings C^■c^50 Itl i ri2 Tj’-M (U» 3 0 “0 1 ' g g s (i aoo-1, Jerome I ;S0.2; a. TwiniFalUl:52.4 Fi „ FSeidmcia ' It i Ul Cn.ctgo 1 2 0 1'iS;"',Sr..a -Mlllerwontl]1 the high hurdlesin 15.5 and rwlnFa)l*J;00,5. ^ p t * " l .HI. HulKy. i i M, 58,0; 2. OlAon, Jr. a « ; (AlTVMlUSn Tecr'O ' Medley - t. Jerome l:M,0; 1. Tw nniRognd D*i;mcire I; i ! g; S s g r 1 ! ! IA Ss; SKIS: the long lunjum p In a good 18-0 while~ l800--I.Jerome4;»,a;tTwln>nKatU4:>4.a. ‘ 3-Sauer. J, 41-7;-7;4,Wllkiifl*,TF,JM, 4, ^ i; 1 PKlflcDMtlOA ” FIOMl. r» fl i. f«)0 liOBg Jump ~- I. Blllner. TF. 30-5; 2, Croariand. kurehii St. fc<« ; r.,KKt. u.«i «* sophomoree isister MalLInn claimedd FM dtm tfa I', ; w 0*itiW J 1 0 m H; 2. 0-n^ . J . J- »oun “SS 'iger.glrls winning three of»f . Etel pul-----UUwadaaJTK. MJ ) - 1. Blllner. TF, 42-llS^; 2. Gaenof, ------»-ia; 3. OToole, J .lH l 4. Kelly. M iiihiiiKiio.3Mr4ncbevnicicn7'«:— •«' 11 V1 'Z 5- O*™ CHilorni*. ‘lays. - I. liurgeaa, TF. 1341; 2. lUdd. Jer, UinHII ' «4-a^ . 2 . Pfarruarr. TFir. 3 jjejrtsAoa, ” ’• ^ %<,i ti»B»lij|iiPriuj«'6r.j6r.j'i.tlW ' Ii»,fn .fn jy1CD-W«11HI'C»I-1. y y y (Awltw I ie three teams, plus Mlnlco, JUgh JUBV - I-!}«<«»*«•• J' >choa. MII, U-o; 4.TooI*on, J, n-«, VliflinurfthUW.-iiJ-rJUrT.I ' « I S a tu rd ayy. . M arch 2C. 1983 Timos-NowNows, Tw in Falls. Idaho 0-3 - - . 5 1 . ■ - 7 '; r

Ex-collilcgc &: Ram si»tandouutQBVIWaterfiield die>s at ag<\ e 6 2 BLfRB/\NK. Calif. (U PI)PD —BobWaterfieid. char?arglng In a highly publicizedd ddivorce suit while servining not only as quarterback: bubut also firsl Rose Bowlgame gar after the 1M2 season. owners that nis teamn wouldw be successful In a brilliant college and N:NFI. Hall of Fame lhU al' Walerilcld "was out until 2 anda 3 In the a s placeklclJcker and punter and oneI of0 the Waterfield set!t UCIJ\I single-game recods ^ lx)s rXngeles, and thec teteam moved in IM6 — quarterback and former:r husbandfi of aclress mom)ming almosi continuously" anand returned g reatest deftefenslve backs In the club's hlslhistory, for most passingg yards, y> completions and lolalal t)ecom lng the first maJcnajor professional sports Jane Russell, died Friiriday of respiratory homem c only lo sleep during the losts t yyear of lheir lie was laterlai Inducted Into the Pro FoiFootball offense and seasonson rrcords for passing yarda.It. franchise to play on theh e WestV Coasl. failure following a lengthyiy IIllness. He was (2 . m airriage. r r ‘ H all of Famimc and relum ed briefly to the NFL touchdown passesses and for tolal career pas.s-a - W aterfield guided the liOs ;\ngclcs Ilam s lo A spokeswoman for SlSl. Josepli Medical Thveland Rams In IMS and skyiskyrocketed to 1!H0, aflersl• silting out two years followlnf'Ing high he w as unanimousKjusly sclecled as the league'si's any coach look good.’’’’Snyder Sr said, In 1M3 he married Mis:liss Russell, his high famei^e by becoming the first quailuarterback in school, MVP. He was nan;mmed y\ll-Pro in IW5. \

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P h i l l iy seeksJ revencge on TfampalBay Y o u t h b oow ling eventi t t o d a y By United P ress Intematloiional iniiladelphi:)hia is a two-point favorite Mora N said lhal at the limele "we were offense, thougtough. Ihere’s been little TWIN F A IJ ^ -- TheT Coca-Cola regional bovx w ling competition for ^ to avenge the preseason loss to the trying li to establish some llthings and room for an aerial game. Stars youths aged S-lS wllwill be held loday a t Bowladladrom e beginning a t 3 Revenge represents enoiwugh motive visiting Bandlndlls and it wouldn’t sur- wm ork on fundamentals. Wes didn’td blitz (juartcrbackk (Chuck Fisnlna is rwt p.m. to clim b out of th e trenchesies and begin prise too mainany people If the game much n during the scrimmagttge and they among theI tc top 12 passers In the M ore than 40 youlljulhs from the Burley. Buhlll and Twin Falls a re a s * i using your own firepower. w ent Inlo ovovertime since the two riddled r us prelty good. Wininning to us league. will be vying forabeiberth In the slate finals, w hidlich will be conducted at The Philadelphia Sl;Stars were teams havee IJthe stingiest defenses In was u not that important,. We were Conversely,Jy. B andits signal caller Rupert May 6. humbled by T am p a Bay.{. 31-3. In an th e USFI.. cconcerned aboul execulruling and John Reaves'CS is fourth besl among Awards will be prepresented Immediately aftere r the conclusion of the ^ exhibition scrimmage lastst month and The Stars5 Jhave yieJded the least evaluatingourtalent.’’ e ■ pjissers, wilh'ith a league hlgb seven event, al approximnately al 4:45p.m. Admission is free. J the beating still smarts,ts. The two points. 17. while wl the Bandits have T b e lalent speaks for Itself. lls S tars touchdowns, leams meet again Sundayly In regular given up the least total yardage, running r back Kelvin Bryayant is the New Jenwfersey. wllh heralded R i m R u mnners schedtilule opener sseason play, this time ass undefeated1 averaging 238.>38.3 a gam e. league'sh leading rusher with:th342yanls HerschelWalk/alker. and Washington a re kingpins of the infant UniJnlted Slates Reflectingg con last month’s Bandit and a a 5.0 average. By the vcvery n ature the only teamim s In the USFL withoul a TWINFAU^-T- The Magic Vaiiey R im Rlunners ur have scheduled J Footballl-eague. scrimmage. Philadelphia E coch Jim of o M o ra’s concentrating onin a running victory. their fifth annual sprispring fun runs for Saturday./.A J p ril 30. * Five- a n d 10-kllomom eter runs will be held . BoBoth start and finish in lhe V icinity of lhe foufountain of the downlown Twliwin Falis moll, Gift certificatess contributed( by downtownwn merchants will be TWlO M A S ESTA1 awarded as prizeses to male and female firsfirst- and second-place finishers in sevenI a^age categories for each rac'•ace, Addlllonally. each participant will recelicelvearacemomento. >mX ------All registration wll will take place al th e founlalilain the momlng of the 'Superla itives de«►scribe AlUCTIOI race. Check-In timene is 9 a.m.. and all entrantm ts will be charged $5. ^ lo co t« d frorr)m W o n d slI, Idaho, 4 m lUl*s s w< o st, TA Racers under 18 yeai'ears of age must hav e a p areirent with them losign a _ ^ mtlci southI aa n d Vi m il* c a s t o r % mniloinorthof il* ^ consent form. weekeniid condititions ^ th « WW ait Point Storv and '/> •aoi o s t. ^ For further Infomormation. please coniact Ro«Rod or Jean Swartling. 733-9585. TWIN F A L I^ - Ski re;resort opera Magic Motklountaln. w hich is now MOHPA i Y , M A R C H 2 8 , 1 9 8 3 tors were uslng^uch termms as “ won- operating weekends wc only, reports Alt lliOOA.M . dereful.’’ "su p e r’’ and "fabulous" ‘ about 14 inchcches of new powdgr for the STA R flN G TIMI J o g g i n g[ !lectu re o ffeij r e d ; Friday In issuing weekend'd ski reports, com ing weekeekend. Total depths are 47 lu n c h (o t th * C o o k sh o ck by ihlo o WVt o st P oint G rong* TWIN F A I J ^ -- IIn conjunction w ith lh e M;Magic Valley Regional Ail reso rts have received'ed new snow Inches at thele lodge1( and 89 on the upper t r 5ACTORS • PICKUlUPS Medical Center’s MMayj fun run. Dan Travaille.He. the co-owner of The. ihlsi week and weather• •)'and skiing runs. Sundayday is fam ily day wllh IHC S44 ulilily dietol tracactor, powor steering, hydroulicjlic outlets.i 16x9x28 roar Club, will discussa tthe basics of preparingg for 1 a nmnlng event condilions c a re back to mid-'d-wlnter. special familylily rates. rubber and a 3 poini hlichIch • Ford 6N gas tractor wiihI 3 pointp> hiich, doetn'l run ' 1962 Chovrolot ' > ion pickup,>up. V-8 ongino. 4 ipood, Monday. ApriM at17:30 7; p.m. In the H ospilal Annjuiex. Room D. Sun Valley reported thre but evorythlng lh«ro - PomcrellcrIc reports 127 inches at the long wido box. runs goodsd ■ 1963 Ford ' i ion pickup, 4 spoed.sp V-8 engino. long : Getting Ready." The newr snow on a packed b; T ravaille’s talkc is enllUed. "Jog O n *83: C .r lop or lhe rurruns and 89 inches at the w ido box. doetn'l run. MVRMC's secondI anannual “Jog On to Good Hlealth" ea will be held M ay m t om ing w ith to tals rangliging from 5j ioHpc Aboutut 18 Inches of new snow 14. InchesI on the valley floor■tolOSInches tc FAARM MACHINERlRY this week. Pom ereile is ucket • Conlury IJSgollon tu re will Include su c h -topli)pics as the warm-up. on c upper slopes. W orkHof»o "40 ' hydrouiiulic loodor w ith mochonical bucke Travaille’s lectun ______conllnulnglo(to operate daily until April wood jproyor, fiborglostts lonk, boom s, ond 3 poini hitchitch . C ose 4 tow con typo progression in trainaining, equipment, d o s andid don’ts. and pre-race Sun Valley S ports Cenleilerpcrsonnc 3, KasierSm)unday. and will then con- co'ri plonier, on solid bor*sr'w ilh 3 point hitch - S cow coillil springsp shonk corrugator said it had a continuous 9 7S Irocior m anure sproodor on rubberr ■ Cate 3 bollom preparation. 'S .'r.iL h tinuc weekendends only. T he annual Dick w ith 3 point hiieh • C ato 7 . , For more Informatnation, please telephone 737-27-2167. (during the week with six si to eight II 5slalom ra c e will be held rollovor plow, solid boorroms ond 3 point hiich . Eversmoismon doubio wing diichor inches total new powder. w ith hydroljlic ram ondj 3 poinl hitch ■ 3 soction mololliol horrowI ond drawbar - I S aturday atIt fPomereile. It is open to Oliver 16 holo groin drillrill on sleel, se ed e r oitachmonionl . Eversmon oulomollc An Interm ounlaln Divi; F i r s t B atp p tistw in s leie a g u e vision junior all interesiedcd 1racers. 6' lor^d lovolor on rubbor)or ■ Kilfiller 6 landom iroil disc • 3 soction IHC metal race will be held a l Sun ValleyV; loday harrow • 3 row coil sprinring shank corrugoior wilh 3 poinLhitch paii • Sopor 2 cow TWIN F A U ^ -- FReceiving 21 points from1 PRandy Gardner. F irst and { Sunday for racers from fr Idaho. Bus serviceice has been discontinued slock iroiior on rubbor ■. HHomomodo Iresno wilh'3 poinlinl hitchh • Reor ond lorroce fl • John D ccro 6' liold coltivotortor onc stoel w 'lh mochonl- Baptist won the MaMagic Valley Church f.^agu(gue basketball cham pi- Utah 1 and Wyoming comimpetlng for to M agic Mouilountain and will run today blodo wilh 3 poinl hitch • icrclie. eol lift ■ Boon lieklor wiihilh 3 poinl hitch ■ Oliver iroil plow plov • Oliver horjo plow - o n ^ lp Thursday niglflight, defeating F lrsl P te s b)ylerian4l-35.' y t 1U.S. Ski A ssociation polnis.ts, only to P o m er Old horso mowor • 3 sectiiction spring toolh horrow. . Earlier that nightght. Firsl Presbyterian hadad edged First Baptist 28-27, handing thele :latter its first loss of the lh doubte-eliminalion HAYING EOUIPMENTB ■ FEEEED MIXER tournam ent and foreorclng an extra tille encounletter. C ase 200T siring lio hoyly bolor. PTO driven - Smoll Cosolose mixor-grindor on rub- bor, PTO driven • Reor onond bolo carrior. 3 point hiichI - 7’x7’: l4 '3 whoolod rubbor lirod hay irailor • Caso 7t' 'ssom i'troil m ow or wiih 3 pointit hitchhil • Coso S bor chariot >d hoyrock • 4 whool slool W a l t o n 0o 1 u t for re s t o f y e a r typo sido rako on dual rirubber - J wheel rubbor litod hi w heeled hoy rock. S/\N DIEGO (UPUPI) — San Diego Clippersers center Bill Walton. HOUSEHOID whose career hass tbeen severely curtailedI bby injury, underwent W oslinghouso 40 ’ oloctr:tric slovo • firoslono rofrigorolcurolor - W iiard oulomollc clothos dryor . Old 75-8(-BO yoor old w ood ciolhos close'loset - Chost ol diowors - surgery F rid ay to) rcrem ove a bone sp u r fro m hihis r i ^ l ankle and will Brewer!s ’ Vuckcovich Twin bod wilh m otyess,S ond springs • Library lobloI ■- BoysB bicycIo and oihor misstherestofthesodor • Gonch grinder • Shovels - ! SUN CITY. Ariz. (UPJPI) - The on the 2Hlaylay disabled list, effective Is - Stool posis • Cultivator Walton. 29, sa tI out01 the past two seaso n[is s with nagging stress ^ tools ■ e or 10 powor poloilos - H.D. log choin • Ballery chorgilorgor • Slock tonk • Hondy- Milwaukee Brewers saidI FridayI- Pete Thursday, fractures in his leftft f(foot. m on jock ■ Log vico • rorxirxors ■ Sylhos • B & S molor • Coil:oil springs shanks. Old IHC Vackovlch. last year’ss American "He (thehe doctor) said the molors ■ Pipo fillings • 01Old walking plow . Nuts ondi bollsbol • ond olher miscol Wallon w as av era(iraglng 14.1 points a n d ^ ;8 rebceboundspcrgame. a s h e ' - I ^ g u e Cy-Young AwardJ vwinner..wlll_alternative^si i^su rg e^. could be neces- lonoous orliclos loo numuinurous to menlion. played the first halihalf of the sc^n'on a partirt-tim e basis and then - — ’ be out of action for at least two sary . but atI thisth tim e he thought it was increased his playinying time. His 3.G1 blo ck s per game was second in ■ TERMSISt CASH DAT OFIFSALE.^______I months because of a tomn rotatori cuff iw st to go withwit the conservative pro- the league behind TTreeRolilnsof r AUanta (4.32) I Inhispitchingarm. - ced u re of resirest, ej

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