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------^------n^ood o uratars in-1962-a:and-1969-left-baiTcls-05-of-nuclearlwaste.float]iUng-at-thcJNEL:wastc5tc sitcr Radioactive na:particles then leached intoti the ground below-)w-the site ______f D i r oQtirgI p w s m n A t■■ f ® u r i e INEL ByNTSTNOKKENTV^^ 5 5 = = I The nrecords tell q sirnngo a Tlrries-Neuia writer ieaitoHaI'=^4— soih'etiniiim09'“m ncabre—story: - Aio: V es-on~INELLrbegan — S p>edal e report — A7 with thefio day-to-day refuse of nudeS ■ Serte ----- TWIN FALLS - A Dodge Power projects,ts, the site contains barrels -Wngon w as th e ir c h airiot’ n t ...... — ed clothethes, tools and equipment, cut-cut ictive bengle, cimary m with1 simple qu.ujestion • With a ahotgun-wi(wieldmg hunter up reacUctor fuel rods, brokcn-dovmI rere- B I . I salm onn carcasses.c ■ erics-that begins dioactivetive w aste burTtifl o r stored a t Btrappod to a tractortor seat on the. actor paiparts, organic solvents, almosilost H M I !%■^ g A lsobiI buried beneath the sagebru>rush The six-part ser astern Idaho installation. | fender and hie partnerner at the wheel, half a tund=box^ ...... —: —^^^range ln March ofm Jo nArabbiu:j^-T.he siisite' also contains' such-oddi'ddi-' ^n^^nB|F~eciorthGlKat;iixplode3-in-I95_l— trioitibn^' “Tndionctive^asltf-tj-tlumps?— - Scrvice-t with intenternal organs removed from fro On Dec. 9, 198988, The Tim es- conlaininining 1,600 pages of records. Researchers dissectected the felled ties as9 1barrels of animal feces,, ca IH B liillililB lH i 1 formal request Those)se records, together with rabbits' to analyze thehe efiects of nu- couple cof automobiles and threeiree al Freedom of Infdrmimotion A ci, The '’“ ■‘'i!dies of its three victims duriijring NevvH initiated a for governmentml documents documentnents already in the public clear experim ent onfl wwildlife. ___ ntom ic_(iL_nirerafV pnijinea th a t nevei^cr Timea-Newa asked foror and received autopsieslies. •dom-of-Informa— domain-iiin-and-intcr.viaws_witlLpast _____^ ------Gla8auicd-as*lcf«^ev the'ground. -doeumenlHr^also-revoQl-th-th a t------through-the^Pr«ed( epartment of En- and - pretpresent- federal-cmployecs, carc a sse s lie buriedi iiin a come'r of gainers of waste, some off it documenting much of the raSoac- ’’oactictor's explosion sent u plunlum e ■ tion Act to the Dep providele tthe Magic Valley wilh its the sprawling fedenleral site now ^jidly radioaclive n 'and some off it tive contents of INEL’iL’s w aste-burial ™dioaioactive iodine drifting over.*r ani ergy. ir all available first internlensive examination of what known as the Idaho) .Nqtional N E ngi-_dcadly... have_bcgim_to_Jeak._andand—areas-and-the.methodf d s o L its rlif?nfi-ears, - trucks simply------•-SJec-WASTE e c - on Page-A? ------

I s e n t ^nces 8 tot h in upmsing \ 'RobJin HUDy gave The A sso d atcd Press3 After the'ceremony)ny the children were truckick ed M o re o n China C t — AS. 12 _____out of-.Tiannnmen. wwhicbJs-stilLblockccLntLiLhiL______.i _ ___ YL. - ^ -R R T .n N G -^ E ightht people were Bentcnccdd to ■ ^ “ arraed soldiers.-Pedeidestrians are not allowed : ____d eath S atu rd ay for alleallegedly beating soldiers"and ar drive out e tu d e n t protcEateeters andcrusn tneir severen^ siy^n p TietTdsyrineedy 'burmng_yehicles whenlen troops took'over Tiananan- -weelc m o v em en t fo r a frfreer society,...... China’s evening T>TV news on Friday show p^^e-- The Baltimore Sur men ^uare at the staiJtart of the crackdown on1 tlthe ■ About 10,000 childrenren wearing red sc a rv e s o f ththe crews disinfectingjhe;he square, rep airin frth c-p a' "" ; HUEUP troubles - A3^— __ ^ammuniat youth group, linened m c n t an d replantingg bbushes. The' m ilitary took i ____ Dro-democracvmovominment.______:______Young P io n eera. a Coni __BAlrTlMOKIi;—— On-Thankngiv— ...... - = also soid two m en w oro ca; quare in central Beijing whilnle lected reporters on a tourt ot the square Knday. The government a!« cap- up on the 100-acre squa ing Day -Iwn yei/ears ago, Mary boughtll withv "HUD money. Unlil the The eight sentencecced to die were the first to tured afler they firecired at soldiers giurdlngig a group members placed:ed a wreath of flowers at th home to tlie house Decembember, Mrs. Harrell also paid .! condemned for tryinghg to stop the People’s Libeib e ra - M oorman cam 6 hu bridge early Saturdaylay. Four Western roportcirtcrs Heroes’Monument, her disabled hus- Mrf'- Moorman Moi an annual salary )ving on the student protentc>-tAra shares wilh hi loft China afler'beingIg t expelled for v io la tin g mnar- a The monument, whorhere thousands of pro-demococ- tion Army from movii rhanksgiving has- of$12,00C!,000 for babysitting the chil- lymbolic centerofChino, ■ band to find a Th tia l law. racy demonstrators gagathered doy and .night fofor in T iananm en, the syn j.dining_tfibleJn-_ jlren_ofaf lolow-income fam ilies. ______^ co*------The-seven men-andnd-one-woman-wcre-identifilined ■ k«'itlTO»nll>eJ ------^Authorities“allowed'’d civilians onto-Tiananmtmen three weeks-until thcle aarmy moved in,'Tva8'decc :ey. potatoe.s, cel- “T eleral d ^ Investigators arc .ry- time since soldiers backodd 1:by rated with banners inclincluding one that read:-l'Lov3ve. in an official televisicision report os workers, pen.,- pei Square for the first tim ____ ^ ~ cry and onions,!, bread, baking ing toI tratrace what luippened.to-tho------tanka' entered'^L'^laz ------^ C T r € i » sodn and a bible.le .'At the'liolUii'n ^it lcjisriiil' 35.J IllllllUli'liv iifOCiiOdS"'■ — * w as an L-nvolopc”h'-holdinlg flvc.$100--frum-lhethe sales of HUD properties, t r bill.s. moneyy oienlrusted to Mrs. Harrell . " r t f ® shingtorn apple>s hit nt on chacharities and on the needy, the poor as a way to'to'reducG”supplios”and rait•aisc— A lar sp u rs e v e n growth gro in apples, improveves tho year and prices sank-furthersa below the costost-of tfial'TtTrs~M6orm;m an; -'16. h as r e - ' .mostlyy in.P.rinceir George’s County- priccB. their appearance and1 givesp them longer a h elf lifeife. . producUon, adding to the previous estimates 0* ceived from Frieiiends of the. Fn- and BnltiInltiniore. " "One proposal includludcB taking a InlcklOild * 1 BteQcHtTlirTcceiiryears-ff"£iB ~tlO (rralllion1n loBBorfirforapplirgrowcTB nationnll ■ ' th e r ^ T W n r y la nna^cfiarity^slnb: t ---- Convciivcrsntlana-with^ndlvidaals------= Washington applea too NewI York City and pvinving - qucBtions h a v e been, m sed about, safety, and itits Outnaf-atate shipmentsnts fell to 843,000 boxesrl5-p( lisHc'd'hyrciirestuUiUi-broker M a ri^ .n n d ofTicifficials of n-nuniber of cliari- them a w ay to show howlow desperate the situ a tio n is,i m aker said it w ould bobo takent off the U.S. inarket.‘t. cent less than the wee/eek before and 32 percentt lessle ■ lyn Harrell and fuiunded w ith' an es- UeS’fl9S0<930ciflled"wlth”M r3rHarrell; ___ said Jim . Clements ofo f Selah, presid en t o f the th Meanwhile, tho applipple-^wers association is i th a n fo r the sam e period pei last-year, according to timnted S5,5 milliolion in U.S.-Hous- as wellII as a computer printout she .W nahington AflBocifltionion of Applo G row ers.------>mnnt_{n-pnppm SiinHny nsbsk- the Wonatchec Valiev'gy TrafTlc AflMciation. - in p nnd Urban Dev'evelopment mon- providedied The Sun listing four______l!Thn_finnTirinlrnmn{■nngo tjilcing plflCC ho'w jfl'tHI 'b ^ ing grow ers i f th e y aire re interested in diverting alall Wholesale prices droppeddi to $8 or less p e)r r ‘42- py_ Mrs, Moormailan. he’r husband m onths'vTS'worth of expenditures by ------___ jond , what the comonflumqr can—understandnd,” or part of th e ir a p p leisasa s a way to raise whoiesaiale^poujtiTboirfljr-the-top op~grgde~pf~Red-DclicioTi 5 70 ------and four yttimgoytFStnihllditn-havc—herthari[iarity-lnat:yeor,--«upport-her ------— Clementfi said Friday.y. ------_ priccs to tho b re a k e vven e n point. plcB, u p to $4 less thanlan loBt y e a r nnd a tle a s t $252 tbe-'. ■ Jived for two ycarara, ronl-frec. In a cinim-llu’llutfshe’spent hundreds of 8 and prices waa tngKorcired Clementa said tK) a'^leaa'^ could be given to poojor low the cost of produtduction, according to Mark house Mrs. • Harirrell says she • Scoeo 1ROBIN on Page A2 ______when a private consumiim e r group issued a re p o rtrfiiT i people,~'cftun:hes-or-8o<-social - servi^-orgamzatiOBfins. NowBServitfiT

-t- ■' ... —- A-2 Timo3-Now3, Twin FnJFnJla.'lcJahd Sundayr'Juno“lS;isnsos...... - ...... pBriefl^ = ^ C o i)ndem neddnianrconifesses"tor6 ( killings SON CITY, Nev. (AP)) —- paid to kill three otheKer men and was cigarette.!ttO. uding_lengfhiC.withdra^i^, ------^W ilson calls for'or action against CCl hina probtehiR,_includi i-Paul:Thompson.' scheduleluled—never cluirged-in thos«)B ecase«,------~l- novolovor-thought-I'd'-bc-thanking., cerebral'palsy, neurologica WASHINGTON (APAP) —; Sen. Pete Wilson Msai id Sat- to d ,o Mklonday o : for killing a transieisient The D eath Row iniinmate also said so'meoneme for1 letting me die, never in vith Chi- mont nnd, muomcme cases, mental retardation urday that mainUiini:lining busincss-as-uflual witi in Keno,0 , adm itted in an intervieview he ia still refusing aviivailable appeals a millionion y; e a r s ," he added. na’a repressivQ regimiime ia "intolerable" and call . S atu rd ayly to alaying-tfix-people,, iiin*, that could-Rtop-hia.ia...oxecution b y ------st abortion activists ■"revocation of-lhat-co-country's-fa.vored. trading.iSuitm Police arrest ts------tji tho co n tract m urder o f a fed-fee lethal injection becaiu;use he’s roady to Thomptmpson said he coul^ sec ------with the United Stirtestes. ------iTie Associated PP rc r e s s eral prosejseciitbr in Oklahoma, die nnd might kill''agnin-if-he a ro- 'guiirds3 prepQring-th»JJflvadapi State .■ ...... “Th e U n ite d S u itestes mus^t be a m o ra lie a dder,” e i t h e ...... - Thomipson, ps 52, told The Associateated- mainsalive.- Prison-dei-death cliumber only 10 feet Cfllifomiu Republicaiican suM in an appearan•ance o n . H undreds o f antimti.abortion protesters wererc-ajTcsted- — Press'in")n"an-hour*iong-tciephono-ir r i n ------•■'They'rc-lcttingTi';'giriit}-man-die—nwayfron ( From-lns cellrwhere he ond an— CNN’s "Newsmakerr S& a t u r d a y . I Ihink wt'voVO got to in four states Satuiitu rd a y as thoy sought to bio)lockfhcnlth - - i^rview'ar‘and hnlf-hour long'lnte’rvie^/iew “with’dignity;'' said th e 5-foot-8, 300- other condemned co inmate, Sean do that with some conconcrete, tangible means." clinics, while pro-c■o-choice activists carrying s ^ c h , in his-■'laHtn st night" cell ho was convici«ct- pound Death Row inrnmate, in boxer Finnagnnjnn who is scheduled.to die ______Ho axproBBod dieni i’»-rfltiR«— aa-l'Kooft- You r _L^5iinfLM)^dy:!_CQUDti La hrrj» mnrrinr-q, -hut_aJ«ifl wa-^ wa flhort-M nnH n t-.ghirf nnr^ nr piifrinjr on n ni'Xt Fridfridnv. n re hnn.^ed. •______tanco to go beyond’id a cutoff of military sales sa: in --th^irown nillieB.1. • ■ protesting the B^ijinjjing government’s crackdo\down on “"Ninety anti-aborbortion protesters were carrrried away 4 pro-democracy studenilenta and other dissidents, on police stretcher;lers in St. Petersburg, Fla.,., including l i y l Jlina ] , \Vilson aaid he willill ofTerc a nonbinding resolutlution on 23 who chained ththemselves to.the doors ofol a clinic • ' 1 itin u c d from Pago A^ l broke out after the millilita ry sweep in* Press and A la n Pessin of the U.S. ... • -Monday calling-ibr-rr_ revocation, of_China'fl m'ost-fa* m'l . with spccial bicyci:ycle locks almost inipossibiible to .c iit • C o n t i nts^Beijing. TT -— r-rr ------^------vor«d-nation-t«iding-fi< ------w ith -n o rm al to o ls[s3 ; • " '? ------u n ta a n dhmcrmijloyed-locaJ-reBidents -u: -7— ^— ....._ Govefnmeimentrrtm=Vuici^rcf=Ainerica— ------;"No-children weiwere killed in this buildinglg today- ^ - : - _and....w cro-rc- shown appearing befonfore .. Authorities have .arrested. a more both,resid'jsident correspondents in Bei- ^’rislopher The BeijirJing People’s Intermediateia te th an 1,200 people natiitionwide in the jing.'arrivrrived in Hong Kong afUjr he­ ~B eiT n^ considcid e if s ' d f a ^ c n i ^ C|Y u r^ g ' wu~Hhut~down' thhe e cliiiicr^BaTd'the -R^vrCH I Osborne, pastor ofo f R ivor of Life Fellowshipp and lead* Court forr ssentencing. last two wi;eks, indueud in g four on a ing toldld Wednesday to leave thc The Baltimore Sun I ' er ofthe protest. T hree'm' men in Shanghai were senJen- w anted list o f 21 stu d eren t leaders. countryy wiw ith in 72 hours. tenced l^death Thursday afterr ca The official Xinhuaa News Agency They' wwere accused of violating WASHINGTON -- DrugD czar William J. Benr and said two "ruffians" shshot at soldiers martialI lalaw regulations prohibiting crashes; all 6 aboarird die court saidlid they incited protests anc considering calling for forced tre a tm e n t of co( Helicopter cr; p ^ u i. se t fire toLo ja train in rioting following’ing. "nnd injured one aftei,er troops fired foreignI re]reporters from'covering the rails the YARMOUTH, Mass.M i (AP)'— A National Gi addicted pregnant wonvomen to avoid what he col buardneii- „ „„i,jkdown in Beijing. ' — waming'shota_and ordrdered tho gun- pro-dcmocn o c ra c y m ovem ent.. ing w ith copter crashed inn ddl en se fog e a rly Saturday,'.k 1 illin g all lh '-;« “ l«l' "real catastrophe", ofif £a generation of ofTspring g radio said 109 people in theth e m en to stop, Vernonon Munn ond John Elphin- six crew m en a ndi ju s t m issing hom es in this'(knpeCod B'umg, potentially severe leanam in g disabilities, cap ita l huhad turned themselves irin The gunmen fled bib u t wore la te r stone; both-ofboth Britain’s Independent •' about in tourist haven, audicidioritiessaid. • ___ "It's a th ou san d babi(ibies a day, we’re talking abi e government started round-,nd- captured and turned bvo v e r to socurity—Tolovision-ion N ew s,-aIko took a flight to lay'with T hy^-l“Bell'h1 helico p ter c i i f a 20-fbol m w d o -p alK ■ . A m c n c a ,” IJpnneU saicsaid in a n intervie_w F riday ;aders of the pro-democracyicy fqrces, Xinhua said. Thc T report did Hong KonjCong- on Saturdoy a/lor being' he-drog—through-ther-woodj>ods—before-rcraflhingr-thro ro w jn g -its------m p up Icuc • The Baltimoro Sun.. EEven "if we stopped-th.hnn 3011 feet.I The..■ movement. —;------problcm to m o rro w deaiead -in -it0-traoks-w«-would- l"in^Nanjingr^ono-of—theth e —fi rearm s.------:__^ ______cial&jnX!hiC hengdu accused.thcni_oLyi=_^ ------cockpit-was-a hatterlered'beybnd recognition, a i l d r e n . ^ ------^ lunese cities where protests■sta John Pomfret of TlThe Associated elating maimartini law. P h y sic ia n s an d othother professionals who0 have and glass were foun)imd 'M l e d aw ay. ^wrJced'with-baBics-borbom'to'cocaino-addictcdmo mothers "We-saidr^his^ id a eeuple-r ------■ n 1 ?menta.l...of seconds later ho10 cdid," said w itness John Pa - . have cited a range- of physical and developm ' “ l i " - — rfiiw _ = - ----• C o n titin i u cd from P.apo A1 l cash distributed 'as mucu ch a s $1,000 a t wiches forfor her family in her Camp ------thousandsIs of dollars on everythinging^a^ina=in^l337,-Mi tirl;^H arreH '8''^nj— SpFingBrMif-Mdivhonrepfatistling-atoiitTaiL— --Tpda]ly's weaather=^ .------..i‘ro m „ 8choihooling te groceries for tegees give the moneyy Qway. "I just kitchen dc'dccorated with strawberry friends andmd strangcrs.’Thou^i'many[ny' '.told 'thom“toi- iet-thele -s p irit -guido •wallpaper-*(er-und-inspirational.aayings. ... »f*C of the peoleople and groups she be- them," she says. "Lookk fo1 r poverty.” Her niece'sce's b a b y boy toddled around, F a i r , wrarm a , scatteexed afternoicon showei friended anare chagrined by the public-lie- Mrs. Harrell descrilribed those ex- occasionall,nally' reaching his arms out ...... ity~5urrourjunding“the-case,- they ac-ac" - penditure8.-one.-_eyenining: -jast week, nnd callingling to-"Mimi,---If-you give to - Twin. FiiU«, Buriejrloy, Rupert, lowor 80b' in thc HoulhwoKt. SSpringB, Calif. Tho lowest.wn»30nt w knowledgeic receiving gifts ranginging accounting for ^,7 mill:illion oftheS5.5 tot^il stranjrangers," Mrs.' Harreirsald." d Truckco. Joromo and Oooding: The highighest tomporuturo in Iho BBonnoni Ferry, Idnho nnd ' mos nnd cars to food and,nd million she believes she1)0 took: Most of "certainlylly yyou g iv e to your family. imtion Sutuiilurduy wnn 113 n t OorroRO Calir.C ______------shelter froirom the woman investiga-;a- -the. balnnccrshe’snid,I, w as given in n l ' “ _ ynir todny and toniRlniRht. Incrons- ..... tors.luive^ubbedl'RobinHUD-."- di - . one-time donation?,.mninny_of_them to , hcr.B(crself; she has purchased an ing cloudiPRlon3^y'willwith' Rcntlcrvd'___ aoOVe-groui ...... "M im lyh'^ “always provided the bestest strangers. round pool that c o s t-55,000 nfUimoon iihowers nndJthundorshow. th H lU a link 'C o a t for her mother that iceu-Waalhor*torocait far 6 P.M.,'.M., Sunday, Ju n o 18 for people,lie," snid Sandi P riest, a Her accounting incluiludcd S60.000 in “,"‘1 “ ■”'"l‘, orB in Iho north portionnofthovnJloy. ol Tha Acci s she bought for S600 at a Lows m o ftly 40s lo lovvoiwor50B.,Hlgh8 ^70 ^ friend_ of_if__Mrs. Harrell’s, whose)se groceries for needy' families, as -'I'' “ >’s e rem\)doled th e buifement of today towor 80* to l<)wl<)wor OOs and V v i church freq-equehtly turned to Frjendsids m uch as $9,000 a t a tim ti e lo bring ™ 1,000 hom e in Prince Georges • • . Mondny mid eOn to middWfl. tX ^SHOviDW ER^ of the Fjithi•ther-lo-house^cJiomelcss., as. mortgages un to date,, S$^,000 to holp l>crS150,m 00 . -She took; them tl in without dny ques-C8- Christians find jobs in1 Israel,'SIO,000I BuBut-Mra. Harrell-sayg she­ Comaa Prairie andd WoodV Rivor r tions asked.cd.” in beds and blankets fifor the home- could havelve |purchased all those items- VaUey: M rs. Hailarrcll's beneficiaries andnd less in Washington andd S! l,200U iaend with her• meincome as a succcssful real account of her doings .paintint a woman to school-to:lrlcani'to care- rokor. ---:------^— ------Sunny to d n y nnd MorMondny.—Lows ■ - ______-herown it-nci of-a_w om an-w ho_rarely-‘]y_for.A,IDS.paticnts ______■------to n ish l in thc.40». HigJiHJiH lto'dny~inUro~~ “ i-crr-she-cannot be sure-that— I T-STORM^ / ^ ------a _ p o rtra itncy- 1 oi^herself but doled outlUt A t the. other end o f tl upper 70s lo uppor SOh. thcscnle.sho „ui5m'on!i;)noy did not mingle with her Lh- -acknowJedEes.:9p_ending,S to a n d ^ ^ -^ j i„ ll,,! 7 0 ^ i - ‘ - - r - -J sp en t mojic;n d a to! otherg~with~farcath- thnirg~5xpcTnHturcs~ becausc- - - - J "public fundtravagance. dollnrs'on-fricnds-and-|1 family mem- ______Northern U tah and NovNovadat ------:------WARM yL O not separate the gpvern- ■------taW ng extra -.— bers-.w ho-w ere-not-nec(!ceasarUy-poor^_„j„t.,^„„ ■".*------S j r ; ------— moncy-from“her"ov^r'She~^ ------C onsider; ------Utah - M o n ttv Bunnynny-dny«-nnd'- : — ding $10,{X» _for- n—useded but-needed-a-booatr-sl.he--»»»,-She „v™m-5iiin:de a 10 p e rccnt~Tilhe on pro- 4ondny. l^cat" *f*ROt^8T ' -<—• “ — ■—Spendir■-whTch^- fo o k -^ h e ^ o tJthhg—•heiped-lhiy g ' a hotiBO 'for'ir-hor brothor,-„-,j,-f75j^ -f jm th e HOD salcH as well'as" ly breezy nouth windn in thoI wo8t4}m • . .. i • - eo . in M rs. HarrcH’s variousus loaned $^,000 to a friclendsseounty h„ I income, donating most of vnllPVH on M ondny. HIghfl igh in Iho OOii Cold Warm Slaltotrafy i oo staying inrT-_many-o£-lhoni-ex-flnendT_idr__ l}uaincfis..put.S69,(WQ-doi5OHn_onji.house_,|,e.„„„ej„tey^to-aeven-cliaritfcs'in^ol--— ------tv-105^ iri tho GO* to.lto.mid.fi0a______i-chiu-ch-cach.'Sunday. "It^Jt^Q m rother.friend whn "’ ______Nr vm lii--lM niitly Hunn>nnyjuidjvarm ------yggj!l5!LbloKho-K<>id.-Her-print------friends and ncqunintanc Lows toniRht in tho midnid 40a lo low noes »ho v.-ere „„i, „hichch lists1 expensiis from Jan-' rifli ______she said. Jing $12,000 for a concertr t told to pay it b ack i f the;■eycould,Mr,s. n,„,„in )u g h .'A p ril 1988, shoWS —Spendin ad__HarrelLaaya.______Sum m ary: AcciJ-'PW eatR ef® forecastiSt forSunday-— stian-ftinger whp-performed- — ------eliecks-to-aan lim e C ondilions andid High Temperatu 'a m o u n ts — $234.35 — in'. ' nitunted ovor Idnho thn :ures 3.S were turned around thatat equipped with a car' piphone for her dny. A Pncific cold frool•ool npproueh' ' m m / ] ------: ■ ■■ Kids hve.srs. • H arrell .said, friend’s security busine:less, Safe and iriK thc.northwoDt couBlI cnuacdcr nomc I 3ealooltlo 1 SHOWERSJ night," Mrs.ling $20,000 for a babyjy Sound Security in ClintcIton, Md.,.and- . ."I don’tt^question qt her heart at all," cIoudlnuHB und Bhowerara tbt occur in I— •S p en dno in . fora fellow church-goer,r, opened a garage in W W, aldorf, Md., sjiid Scott'Pit’^Priest. who resi|neB from , _____j tho low er pnnhnr\dlolo Snturdny. I ' grand pianoest. who -wriUiR a nd .p or»-.r - .-w hcre . her —18-.year-oldId son John his positionon ton thc board of.directora — rrouarhira'ihowoTriihoi J______^ S c a tt- E d gispel s t music and brieflyfy draw s a-&100 w-cekly" p j a y c H S k '— of FriendsIs ofo f th e F a th e r last Novcm- fined to northom IdnhoD untilui Sundny J ____' ■ jo rm s ' gosp of "Just like the other guysys," Mr.=i. Har- bor after Mr bul tho Tront nnd n troitrough should the board of directors of Mr.i. Harrell told them sho ypreod cloudB nnd showe>werH into thu DRY> served onr llthe F ather. Priest snid hele rell soys. had taken:n H1- U D funds. "She has a ______cuntml nnd southwoBtIt eBoctionB of______I ^ Friends ofthle piano was Mrs, Hairrell’s’s "Charity'begins at hotlom e," she e.\- genuine conc:oncem and care for people. Iduho by intc Monday. in3K»CHy|jT^—^ 1 ^ - - thought the j *:— plnincd-one-rccent-wccki:kdayTvcning—In'hcTWrnTi TTTTCTSonnlllfG-lTiidivwo— : Fnir «kioB nnd warmoimor t«imp<^-clo-cloudnSfllur^------______duy-SkioB-Jn-Ux'-rwrlh-wi cloudy with Bomo showor.voFH occuring ■ ' . ______r — ^ C h o F' --- The:eRiversWurrTiituieGaller^-^ ndio, - ■ - | Lo» An;iVngolB3{8^ ^ in tho southwenl panhandli A t Furniture ZD e s i g n • WlndH w oro llRht nncnnd vnrinhlit over rooBt o f the otnto oXioxcopt in tho i ^ 5 Uppor Snako Plain» whuro whi Bouth- fPacific------\ r X ^ went wind» 10 to 15 mphjh xworo blow. ' ^ 'kitTsQSiml O c e a fl, \ V ihk inR. Tcmptiruturva runted.ed from thc lower 70s in tho ecntnil memountainH U) 0 1 9 8 ^Accu-Woathbr. ^ Inc. | \ [n and Geit Acquaiim ithi’a«t lo thn I Come ll the m ill 7Qii In the- «outho

?D 59 PonunO, 0-» - 70 5( m r visited our Riverside N a t i o n a l LaaVi>oa9 101 75 Y o n 're in fo r a n esxperience z ] if you've nevi lide Gallery! - Ma> M.n l-a>l-0> lolAnQetai ' 70 M U G4l1L«k«C.I» OC 5: U*mph4« ------. 70 . 50 . J'.an ftancnco 07I L'. I d a h o iv.crside_ O ffers:; ____ 1 M Mianfroaach______00 -00 110 • •••-r-.iH...... no -3: MiIwsuKm______&S 53 Fashion and Quality aat t Affordable Prices; ' -CMago - - . 70 M .04 U.nn««OOk*______74 iZ i ?0 00 Oo.««-____ 05 M,nPcp [ . P a .0^ OC "N«wC}fU«n.______U Cl Fully Dccorated and AcA c c e s s o r iz e d R o o n i _ Oofl..r 02 57 ...... NvwYofX______W M ______^.Haga/man 0004 40 i - - ■ ! . F u 0®»Mo.f«5 . 711 i? Olahomt Cirr______sO “ u5 » Tw in Falls s e t t i n g s 0.wo.>------»S <0 . OmaFu______03 K CT M«.I M,rMm I’cp LewiUon 74?o J3 ■■ ■■- -S«i :r s . _____1______'" —'V.- I 45 . McCbH - -______(S3 PrompLCustom Orders ~HSu-.li>n OC W »*iTT»bur^ 'J ^ - 55 S l . 1 54 Pocat» onM 3j ' » • - Prrcniendous r i Upholsterycry Elections ------______70 M) . PotilantJ, M. (17 ..UU 03 Noriral (12I 4949. SAimon______77 - T:>me n In an d browse. W^ e' “'11 help you put ------C ogcthcr rr exactly w hat yoi/ou'warit in irom e ------r ----- :------______to gm c i s h l n g s . In d e xL '. ____ “ l i i m __ _Agri/BusincM...... D5-8 Magic Vaii*illey...... Bl SlSports...... :^.G7-12— Nation.....,v...... v.v..:.:...A 3,8*9^-VaUey happentngsi....^...Dl-4 ■ .r..TT.C2 — - C r o s s w o r d ...... AlO Obituariese s...... B2 V.\^cy life...... C l D e a r A b b y ...... C5 Opinion...... A 4 -5 W est...... I d a h o ...... B4 P eople...... AlO-n WWorld...... A12 2.B6-7 Subscription1 n>l.(>arn Circulation Al nr « . - . -_iiuintdelivciy.:.Uf^.:.Umly.iuidSunUiiy.,»3,a0.l*r. .. s t 'V - : Circulation phonen nro'manilannt-d Uawucii 7 and n .oniy.ir *2.00 i^r wrrk.k; SSunday. Sl.OO prr wc^k. .Mail iul ___ you dii'nol n'Coivt- your papoapor by 7 n.m.. call thu numberb«.T for y o u r iionn mum l>c pniilpnii in ndvnncc.nnd (irr nvnllaWp r where c«mrr»lclidrliv«ry I* oot meinulned; dalljIp u only Joromo-WendoU-CMKKilDfi-Hfl•Hn(?,2ft,fnr.n monthii,.»5^H.Syl>y mnilI only: (7.SO per monUi fur <1 C o m p u t e:r r D esks- We're pi*oudId rrixit'(xirt lato ni-wH nnd iiporUi rt-HU^Hultii nfUir Third Sl. W.. Trwmwit Knlli, Idnho, R.^101, Iiy M«jticBilrntllia— ' ----- ' ~ ' 6:30 nnd on wttfkcnHB. ciil!'7.ir73.'i'093i. ;■■ KJwijwjir* Inc^nc. Scc<>n3^KM postace paid al IVic Vallry J by The Timc»-NrvNrws. OmciBl dly and rounly nowiIVin Kalla ___Adveilisinq Dtirmnint to S<«cticNTtion GC-lOfl of thf Idnho Code. Thiw.papcr If you winh to plnco nn ndvprivprti/Hrmcnl, cnll 73n-0(5.’)i. CinClnnniflcd hereby dmijm*!jnat»K] D> th*- dny of ihe week on ThuriKlavwt • nds, coll 733-0620 Mondnyy throughtl Friday from H n.m.I. unUlu & in*' t'oiioe* 1 twl>« pubhahed. which lr------raso Bcnd ehanire of addrraa form ti P u m i t u r e ; D e s : p.m. and SnturdnyN Trom 8 a.m.a. until noon. Informalinnon on dm - I5^ ‘64“ ^ i n KolU. Idaho H3303. piny ndB i« nvailablo wcckdn;(dnynonly. nto;PO, Qbeit7.B(MKl.«tEMU«x¥l. NNext.to.Ow a BowlM bmxK.^CjrfafWi»:L734:4123.»J0i«.O^.BSoEH F i L l M S a t. ______K tm hi * ''IT t Sunday. Juno JO. 1989 Timo:imos-Nows, Twin Folio, Idaho A-3 Naiation [ Kemiip faces5 monuiLfQental-task-oi cleaniling up m ess a ____ WASHINGTON (A I (AP) — When Jack - managlagement on a staggering scalicale. honey pol for devcli'clopers, contrac- govcmn-nment thnt we have seenen in They said millionDiis of dollars in HUD ofncialsoffii nnd prominent Ropub-' 'Kemp acceptcd PreiPresident Bush’s of* "Therhe scandal at HUD is one ofofthe tors, well-connecteited' Republicans—pcrhopgip3 a generation,’ said Lantositos. HUD subsidies for rerenovation of low- ' licans.i. Among Ai them was former In-: • __ [______fcr to bccomo sccrccrctary, of Housing mostit ccomplex national scandalsIs tthat and others all inn nnj era when tho Pierciirce did not return phone cncalls incom e houain'g w as 9c distributed vrith- te n o r■ Secreliiry■"James Se ' Walt, who : i - and Urban Developilopmcnt, it looked wc’haibave seen in decades,” saidd RRep. departm ent w as sububjccted to farge- to his; NtNew York law firm. Appeariaring out regard to need 1c or fairness, and wns pnidpnid some S^OO,(XX). O thers in - ; likfl.a.WQlcomQ.chflnliflnce_tQjtayJn.thc—Tom-L 1 t Jintnq^ phnirmnnin.Df.a_scale.cutbQckaifl.soc; fi ociol spending.___ before...e....Liintop’e ., cnm'mi.ttop___.,lnstIr __Ihiit ,much_of_jt_wnsIS .steered to pri- e lude Paul Pn Manafort. a Republican: ’ spotlight oflcr thoe failure f( of his Re- Housese subcommittee’ investigotgating Pierce was one ofjf the least-visible monlh,h, he snid he delegated dcideci- vote developers wh(■ho formerly liad businessnCBsman who waH a partn er with publican presidentialitial c am p aig n . the defdepartment. of R eagan’s Cabinetct secretaries and sions nbaboul awarding HUD grantsnts to been HUD officials s ur liad ties to~ Republic!blican National Chairman Lee Now that hc ieI oron the job. Kemp -The!Tiere is a degree o f mism anaanage- the only one to Hcrvehc throughout' aides,. including it his executive assassia- prominent Republicai:an3, ______~=. Atwater:er before Atwoter became.______• taccs tnc task of cicorleam ng up and air- ■ m ent,it, Jrauf<,”abuse,I w aste, inlluenuence* Rcifguns eig h t yearara as president;' tnnt UctJctw rah U o reu ean . ■ - AQnms lound that”It dcvclopers-who Uush’sB lySHli* campaign mannger: and” ing o ut what m ay be the worst finan- peddliriling th a t wo h a v e ju s t barelyelybc- While his low-key rrole earned him Deanan refused to testify, citingg herh won subsidies paid 1 1 m illions of doi- the latelate AttomL'y G eneral J o h n : cial abuses lingorin(ring from the Roa- gun to touch," hc said . • the nickname “Silentnt Siim“ in office, Fiflh AnAmendment rights agafnsttself- se lars in consulting I fees to former Mitchell.ell. ■ gan administration.tn. FoU(oUowing charges on Capitalol I Hill he has becom e thef political p focus o f , in'crimirnination. She has becn'quotuoted The departmentt th a t w as regarded th a t the tl Justice . Departmentt wflBv congressional outragfigc._____ . by theG VWnll S treet Journal as saj;iia jin g P — vin^Jittlerinterest-in-some-of! ■fllnrg(Miiono-only—of-tho-n)-ronavation.progra|n>-^We.n c-ran-i... - - f f v ______eight y ears underr S§c e c re ta ry Sam uel scandaydal, A ftom ey CSencrai Dick D lo discover th a t bugsgs and slim'c hiivo ifiin rrpolltlcalTnnnnGn'^^: p t ------R. Pierce Jr. has! bebeen shaken by a Thomhmburgh on Thursday ordeirdercd grown in the drfrkncness, this invesli- Kempmp has ordereiT investigatio ate all gotion h a s exposedid the corruption and haslas been praised by Lantos ai in 'f= = series of scandalsIs stemmingi from federalral prosecutors to investigate s ' TC'^C that period. H U D) oofTlccs for fraud and embcz:3czzie- which flourished unchecked ur under otherss ii in CJongress for dealing wiwith - J I ' So fa r investigatoritors report finding ment.it. Secretary Pierce’s HHUD," said R ep. the prohroblems. The first, of the sea what appears to be>e multimillion-dol-r The1C revelations have comc sojO fastf Charles Schunier, D-N.y.,D-i a subcom - dais was wa revealed when ‘Kemp r lar fraud, the steerirering of millions in that investigators in are hard-presiressed mittee member, leasedd internal reports by :i Pa beheeve it, d public funds to poJ^ti^ iticaily c o nnectcd to keo];eep up. Together they sugguggest -Secretary. Sam.,!..Pierce, ran the" Adams,19, tho departm ent’s iaspccL developers and consunsultants, and mis- that HUD H had become a financanciol most sloppy, incompipctent agency in genenil.111. ■ I'mithin.^ ^ Disapt>pearanc€;e of HUDD workerr leaves qquestions o r c i j s ^ a l l s ------— .-.The Bnltimore-.Siin1- , ...... tended c3~himsclr, who used feJ^sdcral C^onial mansion — a three-story gill foreir conversation — a character:teri- moneyey to buy arid expana conV{fani5attl6s-8tfucturo-thatT;horapi ipion-boxcrSugoi— zation-sii-similarto-those-of-latcr-assi — The party at thehe rural Potomac__^with.ajna n e ye tow ard o n e d a y repayilaying Ray L eonard h a d once0 considered ciates'vt"whose first impression. liid' le --.-r-rnianBion-was-iQSt August,Au a gala af- the-lSSJ=6~Tn?aaury?- — ------■ -pufehasing i ’ T u xacadood~ - Avaiti»ra_them to-riBk-money-witlthimT—to i fair for fainily, frierriendis and asMci- Wasas this a nian who 'simplyy”8iic-' si se'rved d r ir ik s 'a s ' guguests'danced to " ates o f a mafi w liosc sn life p re se n te d ll- cumb'ecb'ed’tcTtem ptation w hen presc:esent-' the C aribbean stylingirigsofa\20-piece self as a carefully ploplannqd voj^ge, a ed withith a poorly rxin federal agent’cncy, steel band, one o f thiLhree musical en- [ ( r ~ ^ ’gracefulTarc bctvrecivecn-Daveite^aDd^obKviot rious to p lu ^ e r ? • — ..sembles hired.fottho.iQ.evening.. . )ust h for Kidss em pire. • ■ O rw• was it,^ h ap s, anenainglo'g lo’ng InrrotroBpect;: friciicnds.and. associ-. / Tama'Horejsis, homemaker. & motaother, lost 17 1/2 , ...... Ghetto_.jCplLogc.Jj• Law school. Pri- anticipi;ipatcd by a m a n w ho stakeded Ihis ates now w ondor if■ thetl August cole- qiUMMEB n SPECIALSS pounds in jusjst 8 weeks. The easyasy to follow and vate practice. Invcsivcstment. 'Expah-“ Tuturc't•c'toTi'BinglcTollofthe-dice,-a i,-a fi— bration-w asn’t-E a rl•l_Lcroy.Mdrtia’a - _ .. sion. nale wiwritten by a clever, cnlculatilating way of sa y in g goodbyi3ye. ~ nutrifionallyy sound program Haslas'tKe^niire — - — ^Tho&e who gathereiBred a t E a rl Loroy - man-w<-weU-beforc-UUD investigatejators.....Those.who knew EEar! Martir) soy... __•/•Aerobic Classes ^ - -Horejes.famLiily_adoptmg bettereireating habits. Tama, ___ ‘Martin’s home thatlat summer were -begantn their.pursuit?______that,on a p erso n al levevel, he never re- Swimming Lessons; ...... lost 27 1/2 in p” 136 Main,>In Ave. s . - 7 3 4 ^ 1 3 Study warnsw ^ & of garbijagc, ''W ith N utri/S^System, o u r d r^am c ~ ~ w eight becamm eourreai weiji g h t ” 1 2 Carole and Jon SmMt’s1 droamdn of being th in b ecami e a reality _ —overfloiVW— ------ZTb'OtRrwnMr42TbsroTT»« NyTRl/SYSTEMEM ' Weight L oss P rogram . WASHINGTON (AP) (A! ~ Ameri-' cans arc generatinglg morer than half k , Collill loday 10 10 leam moro A Qbouloul tho comprohonsive' A a ton of garbage aI yeyear per person Ij^ B■ NUTRIJTRI/SYST^ r a nd a c l^ ar nationalII ^ l i c y is needed 0 Wcigri>igM LOSS Pfogram.______\ t •P en ...... 'c^oh'greMio'nal's^yso? s a y s r ------^------^ - j f l H p p k - —_ j?rngfrtBflquwt-onnairo 10 idontify yoyr porsonot study by ^ehe (^ngfcssional weigmioM problem. 1- ---- :_onics=4)f-::irochnolog;logy.-A aaeasm ent—. ■A-var^ o * ddicioua------said that during thoe pastp decade the NuSyirwnCuMw*--Nu . moals ON) snacks moans Ibumamen federal governmentIt V h as la rg e ly ig- m s im - youyooorBnovof huntjry. s-gorbage^prob;_^^H^ ■ ------nored-tho-nation’a^( ^ ------.M —m M VlhniughThiiisdsby. All Summer Lot o n g f ^ Icms, focusing insteadcad onXhe control - M 10 lolc loam ifw way ' ' •- - -o fh aiard o u fl wastes. lo success.SI I l '^ H Nuiuon tnd Behavior . VUU “Today we find ouourselves facing coun««AVlorlono-tofm ' • 1st Place ....EEIilil growihg mounds of]f ttra s h ..V (and) w'oiom conliol. country are expo- • 2nd Place ... .7 ^ $ 4 0 0 m any areas of the cou . . . C«ii>i«S/naaL y -Jn riencing shortfalls of landfill1 capaci-' lon’tWait, mill >3 ID, No Buy • 3rd Place _____ .. $300------.^ ty ,' tbe study------' C;aIIToday.-, a r /./.IliB re p o rt said thath at m o re th a n 1GQ_ We Succeed ' f • 4th Place . . . . $200 ^ - 'm illion tons of munici]licipal solid waste re [Nets FaO You.* ^ K . ^ ' m W h e re • iggg.iwu»,«M>nii^ . . Low $225 Entry • 5th P la c e . . $ 1 0 0 are produced each yeiycar'with 80 per-- msm .wr. u OM* m n M w n « - ...... - « cent placed in landindfills that are • 6 & th n i rapidly reaching capaiipacity------^REaUIRED_BEADINCI IG FOR IVIEDICAL STUIUDENTS I Fee Coi>uld_Win Rep. JohnDingell.I11, D-Mich.. chair- * "AltAlthough il is a valuablee filirst step in recognizingg nutl’ltidnS 15th Places.S-. . . . $25------^ m an Of the House Energy Ent and Com- . ealth, we need to go0 Ibeyond the facts an fefedetiil govern- j' C o i w ^ tin g for? D FOR THE GRANCVI 1 greater part in | NUTRI/DATA® Computer W eighf Anclolysis. I ' m en t m u st play a gi If less than 100 paitidpanO.no. prtai moneyTPiil be reducedI proporaoattely,p: PromoUon maylay bbe modified or . ■ dealing with the garbarbage problem — . •- dlscoptinu fd ata n v tlm g;.by b v m apastm ^Ydtbg^'i noaee. Must be 21 yeara old or oidtoidci-Pick un J Rules ' • ______------now m moiiUyTirHuitnBtc-n n d io cn l-o f-— ' Sheet for complete detailsIs at th e Cashier's Cage. ficials. rWLN FALL!LS BURL! " Among theopnonff'caroutlinod brthJ" K 5 225 5 Blue Laices N. *^ 7 3 4■0405 ^ lUarNonriaT:^« 8 7 - '3 7 8 i z : n | - — : — stu d y is th at tho fcdenieral government * establish a mcchani?anism by which I . 1 litaagTvemenU ta = f ctf nri W aOI lusnukld Nl0ta «id M~. v n m ------RE^T«ASINO-J*CfCKPOTrNPMCW------Sf»®K!!SSSsSSSVMl»iU««tlre«:W------E&Q .deal with garbage disdisposal on a re- p J S«ton ansuiU lea M people vaiy. so does mrtiitfii4flrj«i5hiio3. la ^ 5 5 gional basid. A-4,-l Timor.;Nows, T*vin F.ills, ld,il.oId.ili __Sunday.Juno 18,.1989 • m p m t i o l

: s / / a p Potveir S tru gj g l e i s ibehincdethia They focus not on1 ecceconomic programs or —------The e th ics fficss nowV em< broiling W ashington _WllllomE.I. Hh o w a rd _ ^ Wffltlj in Phillips ■ philosophic issues butut oon drowning D em ocratic:. Publliticc: ...... ■ AdvcJvcnisirKj Dlri*oior isn’t nbout in teg rity . Il'sfs a potential — but Kevin congressm en in dirt. reversible — civil w ar• bbelw een R epublicans andd ------Wright’s resignation-'ion-was a.milcstoDC, but ev en . Stcphi-n HaiH artacn . AIIiryVits past dumping to-win control o f th e Hou}use by identifying the _ - D em ocratic m a jo rity wit - iaid out a blueprint for)r Vw inning contro) o f the reveol Bush’s inefTectivi:tiveness by making him the ----- : —p racticea-and-ita-futfuture-use-asro-milita-ry------vith corruption. ~ ' ExccBsirc nttention to ethics m isses th e critical^al^ Houae" ^ »acc i-»jtunxi ------______Tndny in Thn Tim'imca-.Niiwa.-Avirhef^o.'a.~n wppk-lfing of __ articles about'whahat is buried in the gtground at INEL, its condition and its polpotential threat. .-r.^The^nrticrcs-shovloWTKat for- a-periodroIroEmnny.-yeoTSTithcii: r Deportment of EnergyEr and itg prededecessors routinely m m T, dumped radioactiveivc waste in a cdrclcssss manner; that they I j K « ' did 60 despite expli:plicit warnings of thee iconsequences; and w-j Lhat, becQUflo o f inc:ncoraplete_ancLpai±iaLj iLrecords,-there is-no— = -■ I ' . ' »V S;- real way for citizensons today to know whatit is there. — •S--a ——LH8 t-w eek 7-we-rc]Tcportcd'twtriinportont infconclusionsTirth'c ----ffii-- ■ ' debate over INEL’s.j's fu tu re . mSm 9 1 ■ V i ' v ' The first was thatlat the proposed Specialial Isotope Separator, j' BHI r mjjjrw ■ ffl liPT _ at the site wouldd- Ibring yery little.e.c=should we-gi ___ : Romconc else_gcta_tti th e p o rk ? ■.; ■ Now Chat th e SIS[S ]p ro je c t h as b'e'en p uit t ere our repnjresenfativcs truo ! sentiments lie. t a w y eBTStnUii s t c o mvtrol exccesstvei e f e i ^ ; Let us see if theyy swill work us hard forr imoney and priority “ Large Washington law firm s p a y a sso c ia te s...... • for the cleanup ofr t^the IN.EL site as they;y havc for iU futurt ^ W A S H IN G T O N -In a recent su rv ey conductedd . urnal of.TO representative Frederickk IRosenberg wilh Two to four y ears'i' exexperience Sffi.COO lo ; •'“use na a militafy-nuinu^ear center. — by th e N ational Lj>w Jour larg e firm s a v erag in g 90e jp artn ers p ut o f 305 ...... — SIOO.OOO per y earinclusivusive of benefits, placing- ; ' Rep. Richard Sta>taHings fought last weA-eek to both protect j alUimcys.the mean incorome per partner savings'are cornmbhlyi fafnrless than implicH niid'"...... iKem’ in th e'sam e salaryify !raiip oa theattomey 0 begin funding for a ^ ! SIS funding down ththe road, ns well as to l am ounted to S360.000 p er r y ; ear on $938.0(» of gross3 oflen are illusory. general o fth e United StaiStates or the salary of the ___ J new production retreactor, another militfitary project which rovonuo. , ______• Large law firms hiree l1 th ey a re essential to our small article stated Cynlhirthin Rodriguez wns ■ iddon whirr „ti„„ medicalcal care lo the poor and eldei liable forpaying compensatioiition insurance, o f a pheawisants wings from tho hayfic ration basic-freedom. Idondon’t like to seethe Forum s . ■ nol aviiiliible for u commonlent-w ell they’re why then can'tn't the counly govemment r___ It wud the lousiest vcrdicdiet ever. PeoploTjf , potato Mr'. Charbonjoneau’s atto rn ey m ight jumi eap er tlinn paying bul hundredreds o f ...... field in fullall bloom, a h m y, how ho lo\ . and I frankly thinknk yyou’d do betterby going, ■ Twin Falls.'the only rba.sonson they had the 'cneai loved the here and uay-Iy"I Object! I nm fighting for ausands of dollars yearly forr dcdepredation green greeeen g rass o f hom e, to tho courthouse: ania nd looking al the records • b'u.'tpi'ct in jail was he trieded to b e a t .someone___ , , _____client ’s life." limjrrand-indccd sav e m oney^y oon all those Thc.smenell o f bre a k fa st cofTce in th' — ^of-what-happened-tod to-yoUr-money. They a re - — - ' €l.sc’.-i head in with the sumcim e icad-niicd — ^tnc M any poorFana'cia^ypco^o'dio^'oi ai i-cstipationsrthat-no-doubt-willvill co st n s------kitchen, fnfresh biscuits a nd the daily- -thoro. T h at wouldd be-eimplor-thanbe for-the------• baseball bat that kilted a1 littlelit boys father. 'y y . t'hcy a re deniedlied medical cart nnd thoy ,y . , . , m u•ich, d if nol more th an the deprcipredation reminder;r; "now Hon. I'm a growing I county to publiclyy publishpl w hat linppened to , ' and n n»od friend to many." ig boy and Haven't even1 bebeen convicted of first dogr lims-thcmselve.s^ as you stepcpped out on tho porch there ______ycurjuflney.______It's quoted, “Vengeance0 isit mine sayeth the ^ , m u rd e r______Tiple a solution g reet youj^was v je t trailg iu cb .av er.h ct losit slip nnd your money __LLordJLBalicvc-mc^JUdcfm'finiToly go tc h oM f*^^ Qf V course, lhia m ay bc to simpl hcad.and------“^ d o e s n 't seemsee fair thal taxpayers ha\nvolo rvo,Mon a deposit ^ e state bureaucracy t^comjamprehend. BngHtraysys of sunlight gambolling or m ad e the bank. How-lowever,'“yonr money" is ! beinn able to do w hat I'd lovlove to do lo th e • pay for the crinrrimes of others! is unless it is Murtaughh iUke. _ _ _ . ‘ not your m oney inn ththat_the.state will either.__ .. i. suapcctl"— - u - '• --- - J. . ______Fromom past ojtpcrien.ee, it .seems u ___, - SUSANNEM2 M COLVIN ...... complicated that the averagege fperson O n Kot JiJuiyaflemoons and tli unde "get'some oflFnt morm oney o r y our license to- 1 could go on and on bul r derheads Jorome It I'm su re my ' nnot understand the how, whyshys,and form in Fu^ulicrs C anyon and then blurst u r forth “ drive. This is due.* lotO' o u r fine distributions — ^t:t!iilApainl,acrhrrhss.Oh,thrjp an>..„ ipruforu s,.Uiat la Lhe way theF ]5gmicp< riimj — in-i r lon^-»;vTiwwD'a c roijs th c 'Ara;HtinirPlnUiuul r f Rally ro n[lull n tilt- flag this 4H -• wilncss protection pnjKram;urns if anybo'dy hn.s e to m ake things work. Nothingling e v e r c a n feel hislis displeasure, but lo, when >r, hut Now. 1 had somene pproblem s with a c a ra n d • enough (juta to tu rn in a kilitatCi'ame, the Idaho The that I must Lake flight, 'niere couJdbId b ^ lo v m s , ballopjts, fond_f___ ^ proper authorities,------! even colors; som e you noticeice n g h t aw ay j ; B oard of E.xam iners. tliu IdahoIdt .Cutlkmun.’s yosc\ linicroM~“ 'stands'anSTiamlands. H .aybe we can h av e litlike O therw ise, you1 pulpublicly condemn without ilc others kick a ro u m .underr footfO' for Y ears' y he and+flhall waliragnlin Associnlion. the Farm Bure;jreau.,and,mp3l— ------=------this-Magie-c-Valley and-we-shflll ta stete Ithe-good—the-Army-or-sai ■fi&m'olhing.Iiku'-tluit-lhunC—_____ L.d.w.ejiroceflsrnnd.thisthis-i«rrn n tm r}-tTrth r— : important the sporUsmnn,, aiare on the look-out and1 ncToneni really cares’! Lshailj3artakcj)f,the_rnis_ofj ) f ______LThon w e^an_an s a y th e I pledge nllegiancnco Ul rights of all individiu’idiialB', w hich happens to cdationbyhiR - ' .‘\nd^nd then all o f a sudden on aix«tam^h5n‘^ = ^ lune everything com ea logcUioUicr nnd il's !• gnme that has b cco m g a tnanias.siicre of F & (. in .lur iwUwH=4hiQg«istionfor'liirTwinFnlU ------1—______iillntration.s nro nubliiublicizcd. which BucgcsW,:------Umeetn'rememtxir I Papa again,i.' iil we can------: funds. ' - P,S, Maybele weV can have a contcsLfoLi __ th a l s ingular instancjin ces o f Ihefl arc nol, ih I rem em ber w here wo misplncilncetl Ihc old . H ere i.s iriy opinion on onejnc ofthe easy • ju.strc len we havc done all'theseD tithings car. I t is ju s tL u suggestion.s ■ ■'^act,singular,.,: ■ - waya to cure tliia problom,1. thattl I belitive . rascalcnl. Well H ike to think lh at,rm Tn t n i " Jot^nlism cannotnnot negate due process, . ; wQuld satisfy nirconcem e^Ted. WTiy hol'K ife somevlew h afd in erertt fo r you M lfltrlT C im m ibcr— w&^shflUhe. ra'cnhance this grand old “Boys comene in novv,' su p p ers ren d y,'Lot ,-I agbU . ; people durinfi the depredaticBtion period to himI eieach dny o f m y life. . }— ------V.:------• __s ystem Hf-.iuslico,, NobodyNo w ithin tho county______Macein-thErVnllcyTiryfricni c n d s r ^ — -I—patrol-tiio-inajor.prqblcnt/a: Lb-vea.I-comoinbor-papneven;en_tlKmgh-l ------t here-bc-pc; ______structure jwnnts.tojviojvork withlhievcs, iu t ______worst? _ onlyky knew him a v e ry short while,lile, ^ y ears H appy Fat!ithers Uay and'CodTJless. ■'“ w here dt^etlaT ion is the wo; J__ ___ ... Don't accucuse without facts. everybody withinI the'cbuntythe wants to see Thu.s keeping the.wIliXQf’;a m e ofI'l!iL'_____'V ' to Ik« exact,c and I’m still mindfalty ,-o fh is------T E D ^ \M P L E S - .------justice, property. Ail this could bc3 accoma< plishnd by... .prcBCiBcnce, som e 37. ye a rs ofUir his passing. Twin Faialio ------^Ms. Myrlan(and, I have a great d eal o f frfaith . Sco LETTE[TERS oriPngo'AC Sex haTfa^inenht wori't bbe iolerat -Sufxlav, Juno-i 8.1989 TimTimos-Nows. Twin Waho A-5 ~ inufHueni ulei) kidItidge, N.J., live--- ...... h ijin k s' and that ‘ boysya will be boys." - —_ Opin n i o n ^ t£en-age m ale athleUii}t£S from tlio . Lynn i Scha&an The notion lhat wornimen’s role in — local highBchool arc•e ccharged with life is to bc availableI f increasiia s in g th’e hourly rate o f th e ir collcge and universityity campiisoS. themsclvelves and pull out their pantsts a b o u t these issues. ' t Such an e s tim a te0 sshould detail tim e speipcnt or allocate the time iers, nol by passing on inflated T h e studjes note th:hat a the behavior pockets.8 tot rep resen t an elephant’si A s long as anyone bcbelieves thot betweenon^hc two. The choicc heJ the type of services,s, anticipated ^ rises to the client — a nd occurs in lugh schools>ls and trunk andanc ear^. w hat allegedly occurrered a t G len m nkes9 mightn very woll determinelino fees, costs a n d ex pe c nt s e s .th e oxpcnstn la te ly to the public.- elementary sc hoolsuHuHweli: , Increaieasing numbers of acadomic 'R id g e High School is aian aberraticin. his futuriure. number of attorneysya needed, ulUmnto Fraternities arid footbiitball nnd male institutiotions are taking serious action h isto ry will repeat itscl3clf. The pastpc decadc has seen legal;ral anticipated m o tio nis s an d — _ . ederick Rosenberg ia a basketball teams arc•c thet principal, against;t s s u c h behavior. Somo have ------■ ■■ costs at large1 firms'skyrocket ata t depoaitions^the lOcelelynumberof Frcde. lawyer and'founder o^~ ~ ~ though by no meansttheonly, th evencloslo sed dow n their fraternity Lynn Scfiafran dircc.L*ctst/je .- nearly/ thtl re e tim e s th e ra te o f • billable h o u rs a s weiellasabrier Washing ayQtorT ...... distan t horizon and cryiT y in g *^vol^• H INEL...... III It h as been a very po]p o pular stand, not only for the politiciacians, but for Die m edia,;as WL>I1~ wu w't uiriiaTc ~ ------waterpollutionroven-if-rif-iHs-inthc ------______distant future.______B ut, the wolf lias comom e according to J o a n O bray of Jcromom o and “pooped’^ in o ur well, whwhile we wore i l -- -all looldng for the “wolfOin*0f:INEL.:--r- ..liil The wolf, of course,!, w as o u r own ______(thouannds of poopingg cows)C( th a t wc allowed to be massea[a ni b o v e our - TT.------■ ’ w ater supply...... Tt is a pollution andi hihealth ...... problem thnt is here aman d now, that ______j o i > a must bo solved before0 o u r— ------— " — — A — ^ . % i 9 9 g communities arc all forforced to W ■purcha'BCbottleiTdrinkiiikingTratcr ------T w n F alls’ drinkingIg w\ ater comos— from spnrigs thnrnro'rirright-undorthc— ; I S H E T O m r B A ^; FORYOPr-pTlu^fee^leinbereighlp-IirOur-HonnrgownerV C luh ------cows ond wilh ' thousa nds of poopjng co P e g ______;_____ Iff~How do yoirnail do\w1 a discoum?‘SimpIei cominc in to Twin Falls Bank\k «l& Trust and get ai-Joan Obray------■ - — . Twin F«Ib QfB( ------thc^njcction'^vells-l!^^i^ your fiw m cmbcrsfil^ into inti the Homeowner’s"ClulubT Th'e'liJ^ub"iKafofTcrss yiyoii a 10% discount“ ;le,jye nre____ ' _ H >owntown 733-1722 * IPgrrinc 734-1986 pointq niTt in h o r Brticlc, fio m any part icipating ret r-valtd-memberehip------t ------getting a direct dose. • Lynw ood -Shopping Ce:ente_r733_:653_8_^_. . is te ’’fufgty"?------H card and -yoii a u to m a ti^^ l l y - recclvc a-10 % di.-wou>unt o ff thc-nrgular-price—c______Plus Q flW *, InIr ' Dobs your-glHBS-of wat*;iit4!r sm ell? ' ------WWc think wcWc m ade yoiyour home improvement prpnjjcct men; affordable thar[han you thought, • Buhl 543-8211 ^ lNEL;pointora,point yoyour fingers ^ Cimbcriy 423-5522 S67 if yoii want lo fix upjp your lion^ with low ratelies (adjustable or fixed-ratcrate) and a free ------4nto-thfrn-be-SlOO,000; ------ary delays in time Cro.eceech had been convicted or dcatli penalty cases, says s an Idaho pleaded guilty gi to first-degree mur- lid the delays in death i^nal- the state's four universit-sities and col- Thc boao a ^ approved raising Gibb's "And guess what? W halthtycx. . ^ •______Jfr-Thitisj ',-ara not bacauso of the difn. ------leges fo r 1069 OQH------^—salaryfroi pecfti) Jmppen, dienliuj» p p o „ .. 'Witntlf>V J r ' lit^i'iy gim p ' the cas.es but attitudes that ‘ — - " - -L e e -V ic k c rs. prcBidenlent-of-Lewift-— w?H-flnlv-t ee__^...Justic£3Qbcrt,-C._ take y e a rs,” he sa id r ------allow .delay■la.v.andia^-O f.judi.cial m an- C lark Jstatc Coliogc "wh^ihere the meet-^ weeks of■f thot: I9iJ9-90 fiscal yoar untiltil spoke Friday to the "A'lirjriinnriifir A vctrhi.Thi.Tcasc-haa-been in-tho-fed- fill require •>_ agcm ent. ing w aa held, will rcceivcivc a salary o f' Zinscr assassum es h e r duties Ju ly 23.3 , Association Criminal Justice-Scction Ji eraL systoiitom. without re.solution, for Huntley said it will S67,700 next year, up'froir-6 m' S60,165. G ibb willnil revert to receiving a : task forcc. llirce yearsirs a nd five months. ■ PrcsiclcntTlichard Bov.Jowen of Idaho salary for his ‘duties as a facultyty "I am convinced thi:hat the single - ■ . ' Stats-Univaniity-and-prc.arcaident-John— mcmfacr-air-nfter-th at . ______^ p rn h lrm __ tJji;------"Such.iiJa-dcloA^-canoot be aUribuUid. I----- K eiser o f Boise SUite'te University AmericaV system of' juslice"fac(js to difficultiiiltic.h would (lo IhI.s. -U goes L ______tv’ff convention,-who:;wnntin^the-statcR—against- thtthe-grHin-or-UUih'K- 66:00 p.m. I ------^ T V- from th e delegates to Romonnow's 236.^— northeHT■ ■ ■U)ree^uartera“ ’ ofr r v ^ flERtcAN -WeeK-days-on»nly------I In '^ 0 convention’fl~k(-keynote- ad— metropolitalitan-5alt-I./akoXIouiil.y,— — |E M t-i8*—I dress, Symma focuscd on nn Owens' ' WGUNO^ bill that would designateite G.l m illion "He doesjesn't do a' lot for the-2ndd 1 1 8 M airket r! Ave. • .TwIn.Falls;• • 733-9689 | i - 8 4 N . •7 3 3 ^ . acres under Bureau off ILand Man- District, but bi he tries to run every- Open M on.‘Fri.1. 8:00 a.m.-5;0D p.m. SSi a t . 9 a . m .? 1 2 p. m . agcmont supervision as,8 w^ ilderness, th in g else."E.“ Cap gun sea:ares " driver on 1-88 0 _____ SALT-LAKE GITY{AF)iP)-^A Jiive- nile driver playing withi l i a c a p gxm scared a Salt Lake Cityity man into — lockingTiirwnn'ajreff^nd-n d p u lliiir o f f ------^- I f IPM 1 ^ e M W B f t ------In te rsta te SOrnuthoritletTeitfsaid . ' ^ ______------‘■He"wa9' 8o“frighlened’ed’he loclcea his brakes an9 immediatliately pulled ^ Iled us."'8aid '______^ ^=-Utah-Hlghway-PatTol--Tro(rrooper M ike-^ I. Cowdell. "He was still ahalihaking whon - a n A ^e m WU : h a a we arrived." ------T he-trooper 8oan:hed~bu'but^ound'no ' ^77” ------ei£ijience-of^«:b^}k4nvpaot year-old man's car afterr hihe reported ------the incident Thursday, Co\Cowdell later located the suspect vehicleicle, the driv- e r. 17. th e femole passengjn g er, 16, and f r o m r e i m W i tc ____thc-gun.------^ ------"It w ns a n Uzi type, buibut it was a cap gun," Cowdelj said. "They "T didn’t see the harm in’drivingng down the 1 9 9 freeway pointing a facsiicsimile gun and flhooting caps off.-It’-It’s-kind-of-• ------: m s - h\ e a tW l ------— liKe "walkm g on a n nirplai^anc with^a ' toy gun. It may not seen2em serious, b M but thc repercussions cann bbe v e ry sc- ribus.” JerryKramiwr incially Former Gretieh Bay Paclxrr ' ...... ■ Speaeaking ___ n f t r tS T " r aERflFiEO i l FUUNCULmPLANNER ^ ----- Today's-higfrefficicwncjrgas^urnaces offeoffer benefits “ DouMeYotff~ you£an feelin mo,mre ways lhan one. Firstirst. you'll be Pleasure H Warm and comfoi'ortable on Ihe coldestt winterwi days.. M any investors use thcth e - - ‘ I ___ -conccpLof-doubling-Lheth e ir ,— 7------H Heat pumps deliv'iver 90 degree air. Gass furnacesft __ wealth as.a gaugc.Qf_hQ-how-CvtilL ______‘-.J ^ ^ —-deliver-120 degr7reeairrSecondryou‘llh. II have:more — =------their investment is pcrfcjrfo rm in g . ... . M money in your To figure io w well inve;v e ste d M ■ wallet to spend on thinglings you’d like capita! rmist appreciateIte In a ^ buy. A new) gasi furnace and waterer heaterI could • ccrtain number of years cut your eneri'.rgy bills 25% to 50%, nextne winter' investors use thc "ruleeof.72.-:.- o - For instance,■ if'an'lnvesjcstor ------• • ■ — That adds uf.up to a lot more than poi wants to'double his inveiv e stc d capital in ten years his I te investment must yield1 7. it easy foryou to owrjwnanewgas pcrccnt. This number is arriv e d furnace ithjow interest financing■ing and no ___ at bv dividing thc numbtn b e r 7 2 wn! When you convert■t fromfr * . by thc number ol years ini ' which he intends lo doulo u b k ^ another, fuel3/ to hattirai gas, you'llII a,also get wealth. In order for an a $200 cash') rebate. Now there’s an offer ' investment to double in ^f^_ th a t^jo u g h tolo refuse. Call a heating y e a rs, it m usi vicid \A.AL il ______ig "rr: .pgrcgm^74i*ujiuidad-byy 5 ) - I n v _ 1 ~ r.______~ — contractor or yoLour gas company 'cstors moy want to use;e tht c^ __ "nil>. n f them .{jcriodically evalualu a tc th e ----- perforrhancc of their in v e stm e n ts. Il^is. of c oi o ^ s ^ is jusI one of many wiiyss toK ' e v a lu a te a n invesiHK'tU.U. A Intenmonnteilin 'Liquidity, tax oxposiircr'c r g r o w t h ------— "potunrial. and risk arc; j Iso — -factors-thot must-bc-cmtarcfu ily — ------considered. Before youHI iinvest. ■ . rompam — Investtgatef’Forinve'TtmcT n p n m n d '------^— financial planning -consuit^------— ------— — ~ z m ( 3 = I 1 7 8 _ ~ PROFESSIONAL _ .ECONOMICXSERUICES,E S ^ C ^ ------Firsl Interstate Bank Bl^ Telephone 734-4545 ...... for a convenient appoint)in tm c n t, __ J a m es R . Love,■e, . ______• Certified Flnonclal PIiP la n n e r HINT: A rcgubr prcxjramm

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I. NOKKENTVED _ ThneszNcu^cws writer K i K i iO FALLS - H ad th e Egyp-' |Bjp|||MH pharmraons buried plutonium in ^ ■--imiuiisiai loystiml—mrnimncnts— Bomrr'mt------r B M n B R f f i 4,000 years yej ^ago, less th a n one-nc- -KflffllffliMn , ______tw elfth ' of'tlicol radioactivity woulduld . ' - ' JEAzixmlrC T C ltZ ™ have fadet-ofReialfl-fts&um t c 6 -ie-€ontaim^ ------• Adrift on the floodwc —n a l ^ w iith:PlutQn>.um-pai^d t h c 8. V.:.!-. A strike brings disordt T h e solvolvent wos abwrbcd in a cat- . □ Thursday litterlikee nmaterial and buried in steelcel Holtina the burlols —b arrels, saidsa: TW Rasmussen, manag-lg* -■SfSSSiS •‘Bn33f?TiBrtj5T5itT»n51liW -Uneaiming thsTeiics -CE-oC-thele . buried .w a ste '.p ro g ra m . ata t _ □ F rid d y ' - -'. " -INEL.- --- Cleanup: A trail “We beli.elieve those b a rre ls a r e rust* _____ pointm ent------e d nwny-ar-and-gonc.-^he soid;------I t i s k nmown o that radioactive parti-■u- T p^kVANOV PCRDUe cles releasilased by damaged containers ,000 rem/hour at the packck- containers and includeuded scraps of used .nuclear are movinging down through the groundn'd Each entry In a 1,23’37*page federal computetter 8 fr.m.. emitting 1,00 eet fuel. The conialners \ tow ard thelhe Snake River Aquifer, 58080 printout tells the hlstotory of a barrel or bm oiof age surface and 300too rem/hour at three fee rs were buried In a Burial _^fect below;w ithe surfac e . ______radioactive waste. InI tthis excerpt, the top lineine away. The shipmentt wasw 0.65 cubic meters anf ■— ^ m any subiiibstances hidden under thehe rv’s'BuUding 601 at INII^fEL sent solid radioactiveive' tained about 11.5 curiescu of radioactivity. Thdom' of Inform ation Act, te­ , to Idoho from the fedederal weapons sludges onond resins produced in de- de^ simply dumped it intolo n Ironch ond S u c h 'm gether witlnth interviews with current ’materials nowadays are , JJ plant o t Rocky F lats, Col;olo. contaminotnoting liquids. These materi'«ri- covered it up," Schmimuli Bmd. - I t k „ o „ n as non-routine waste and and formeiner INEL officials, provide a .... According to federalI records, th is ala are con:ontominated with, cobalt-60-60, made good sen se to throirowitnwoy, muat boe hihandled'in special contain- partial iminventory of w h a t lies be- waste contained 431,70(^00 pounds, o r ' chromium-;m-51, strontium -90, .cesium'am- Even after haltingng Irarauranic era. This wi e ground. s waste typically includes nu-_ n eath th e g 808 pounds o f ■ 137, iodinene-131 and isotopes ofurani-ani- waste buriol in 1970, Ihcgoveramth ent clear nBsior iventory is by.no m e a n s com- 216 tons, of uranium; 8( isiori by-producta...... plutoniumand-33poundnds o f am erici- - um and plutoniumplu .------has-continued—to -builury—iow-levol ------nnr^i-s-i cause not all g o v em fn en t pa- e“ l 957 "ho' upper ‘ >031011611 There also a l is contaminated pipingling waste - woste containlinins generally I available, and because' the ■ ad been set on waste thot ■ These figures includele 250 pounds ond sheeti3t m etol from facility raodifi-lifi- tow concentrations of rsradioactive ma* en t’s own rccord keep in g in I could handle. of uranIum-235 ond 75757 pounds o f cations aneind metallic waste from mo-mo*- terials w ith half-lives1 ofc 3d years o r 'workers coi ^ f waste disposal was often SS-plutonium-eS^------chining-plu —— less.------______BuLaomtome,items biiriftd gnyg nff.up,_____ 10 rem of radiation per hour, 0 ■ Both of thcsc’subetanonces are-able Thoughh transuranic waste is . “f ol Waste-buried-belwe.*e«n-lB60-and __ T h e ini^e,ho documents provide an in- illy deadly dose.- - — N .S. N0KKEN7 to sustain a spontaneneous n u clear most conceiicern because o f its longevity, fullorirradiat- Polont'aHy plete, b ^.0 ithe volume and variety of 1963 includes b a rre ls fi ----- chain reaction if aufflcie;iently-.cbncen- it Is '^not^ ^ t e only waste buriod-ot , including ca* Low-levelevel and trai;i6uranic waste- pers a re BSte. a' ed animal corcasses, ion known ds 'II^L‘. highly-radioactive-is-now— govem m enBohrer," spokesman for.•. trated - a phenomenor ■ naries;'beagles and'sasalm on;'the re- t h a t - i s hii jjg' critical mass.,In moat oof the waste, „ Some of jscarch at vari* known'*as•as intermediate or remote-' A bgut the u 18 y ea rsIaho ol Inc.. whidLflpfiXfltfi8_the_ of th e w aste m ig h t best be suit of radiological rest Klflioifirages-rdiibribea:; rsilies.— ------^ handlEdjroI —.....— ...... spotty. ■ive m m site nt-INEfcrsald- 3' ao 'difty-iaundiyi-^IrPthe E nvironm ental repc only a few gram s o f pit in half the w aste b u rie d be- plutonium per .l950S,ifa‘a p o ir of gloves o r a lab coatroat Some of those'reseaearch programs If handleidled directly it can cause se- | N okkentved, 41. ia a n he barrel, not nearly enougiigh to apark a ^as suspec . ‘ aighUnto'l0 was pocked in cardboard 3ccted of being contominatedited /ocused on gas'tro-intesLestinal d agno- rious injurjjury or deoth from a few min- . _____ afe b n y rsRTifWrahingt: b uried wasi reaction,______~ _ J 1 _ ____ - m lh ja d ioI16actmty,^he_oa.‘^iest_thinR f ling 'sis, in w h ic h 'a n im a lsi ^were fed vari- uteV cxpoai — --T-:.r = : ty w ith d egrees in joum a 2 0 percent, o r 90,00 0 g allonsns Government recordsi calso in d icate to do wosB tot( dig 0 hole and bury it.! ous radioactive mailQterials. T h eir In th eB -past.pa two decades auch w aste w r i t e r „ ^ - •-— virmiiiimital'BtudiesrHe- sludge, was in'ateel bar- .generated ut “It wass easiert lo just”lhrow'themienr“dropplngs"thcn“worc-c “cxamlncd'and—h”^ '“gone'itre'into'concreto-vaulta-Jnthe ------1 turned from a wcek-loni■eportcr N.S. n id io a rfiw1 rest of the waste was in INEL'itself included cutut-up fuel rod away thanin to check them for rodioac-lac- wound up in barrels atIt INEL labeled ground; before bef 1970, however, it was' | on nuclcar issues at the xes and com pacted bales. tubes that once encasedd reactor fuel, tivityanddd decontaminate them,’ saidaid as radioactive animal fcfeces - nearly a sim ply buriJuried. ter for Specialized Joun 3ve absolutely no guarantee 'Vhen these rods were cutc up, some Bruce Schnhmolz, retired head of wasteiste ton of it. EventualLually, the governm ent plans . . -veraity of Maryland. :ontainer integrity,” Bohrerer nuclear fuel was inadvd v ertently in* managemernent ot the Idoho Nationalnol Though much of thele woste buried lo ship all011 the' transuranic w aste a t eluded in th e waste. Engineerini•ing Laboratory. al INEL w as clossified1 osa low-level, it IN E L toI a pperm onent repository. long fellowship „ l s . The r helimghtUn- metal boxes lumalism, Um* “Wg have J U 0 uv h ig E ^o m MIZZ-: Liquid of a n y con and emoredmcation ------said. By N. S. NOKKENTVEl lh River Plant have leakedd “ w asii^ b e p ililied? ~ Hmes-News writer s of thousands of gallons - years. ______■ 'TWIN FALLS - If all the - of soil thlat a t: has been contam inat'-. - ...... engineers built their'tanks nO M IO FALLS-Sin( transuranic waste aat INEL's Ra- ed by the b^ed waste were d wastelinless steel, which is far enough highly radioacti • dioactiva - Waste ... - ^on tt<^, theJnle_wjuldJa*r_:. rrosion-rcsistant than car- r - - ' - ••■ -aa leaked into the soil at U _ .S' ____ ~ " :!:"UorQpiex'ajuld'Be'p'pilidlW .Twinl.-creaM ..ftriV-lfi Jeet,.to-aiinoat_^ ...... VED;. Savannah ,V ■ "tional E h p n c c rin g Lobe L --" ...... " ' ■ - ■ -Falls City Park, itv: would rise six feet i hundreds3 Idaho> Chemical Process- a railro ad tank car. - •• feet-higber-.than-tbithe-TWin Falls ------^Thc-lcaka-wcrelllio. __ _ j)_vertheye;it has nine 300,000-gallonn’ |BS|BgS£tfj Since the 1950s, IN E L on Poblic L ib ra iy acTDSi}«8 tbe street • An odd!additional 2 million cubic ‘ mistaken assumption: ) 318,000-gallon stainlesss . ------:— liuw Uic - — — Bclioving-stccl-pipe;ictive liquid h a s from stainik» inaidc concreti; vnultn. ' corrode in Eastern Idalit the Idaho N a- m oro corroill hos a sump and warning jilwratory to fill bon steel." - -—’♦-ll»- 2 ;8 -jnillion mate, engineers buried detect leaks. , . transuranic wastei buried sincD feet, briopnQging the total to 34-feet IN EL’sik Iwere found, the tank con- *| tected in th e desert soil. 1- 1952 wtnUd cover CityCl Farit to a- - about thethenei^tofathrce-sto* i Lbe.'rcs'ilt of n ing P lanuld t Im! pumped into an emp- I - The error was an unj depth of nearly 10 fe>a»a used fuel rods in f Concrete vaults at INNEL hold more than 1:120,000 cubic feet add, engineers liquid w a s t e p l a n t ...... o n e - 30,000 gallons of < began d isposing o f wasiaste in E astern ... .can recover the git a boils from its E n g in eero n s radioactive lio- o f solidifiedzd high-level radloactivlive w aste Idaho, the site'did notot meet all the - Though;h ttlie amounts are small, 80 to 97 pcrccnt uidr'enough'-to fill-lI —boxcars... . _ j ______milk cartons,ns, ond the cartons were criteria sp ecified by thilhe Atomic En- th e fact.tha.that the materiols are mov; . of the original w e re a railroad tankc Almost 400 cubic yonirds ofTHe ^nced'sidc"c" by-Bido—they—would-“ ■■ ergyC om m isaipn— —...... - ing down/n t through the basalt, con- fuel still lefl in ...pliIf the w aste pellfside leaked1 t tainted soil has been duJug up and reach from IdIdaho Polls to the Grand Officials, however,, ossumedi th e tra ry to govgovemment assurances, hos the rods,' This were , placed in oi , *' fro * ^corroded1 ‘difipoaed^of-at.-INEL's-r ( Tnidioacfcive - C anyon—motnore than.700 miles, waste containers woulluld-not - b re a k •• serious- implications-for-the-farms. imi ____-process-produccs______ICn pipes into tho.). waste\ d u m p ., Like the liqliquid, th e pellets a re hot •down in the dry climimate and that and fish hathatcheries of tho M agic Vol- jallon milk cartoi - _ M d loacUV(i'-p a i'Uulus-w [ chemrcal plant.” contamination c is not o' thrhreat to hu- neers haveB •{’designed a"system'“ or“ -long-lived waste , grote for u n d e r th e site. Lhe possibility that rudioac- ind the cartons /ow n .' ■ The old pipesi monr heolth becouse it isn'in't expecCed 'stainlcas stee:Leel bins inside huge con- • Ju.st the as-well as' some til The officials were wnvrong. tive m oteriiteriols are moving''through I have bc^n re-■ tot move into groundwater.r. crcte vaulta3 tm iatcd from-the environrthe Grand Cahyc -aTnor^eta- makea'^e slto-unsuil^e-fpr-long--sTI ~ — diooctive'.-. p a rtic le s ^11 Sflvrwhnt-lhc~Alar3 carcT lid—------indwaler undor- tially forever - a task ’n look protection cart-have! h ble solid. .term, high-lc’•level waste storage, the down tow ard th e groUm s,’ he said. . th a n done. When a high-level-liquid1 In DoCTmber 1963, the tl Idaho, pcllcta must^_be 1 moved to aipcrma.—------Ihft-sito.------~th(T‘governmerit ’tries to ill-dlBRolvod-in—y c a ra ;-th e _ ------•The-Idnho'National-J \ip,/v tuna onmHPd t/> w n tn inL_C^iemifjiT.£rocc f 33ing.Rlnnl tflry. ______' _____ Eurthermorc. the_Wf tc—recurring—obstacles— to------steel—a n d - Laboratory has stored s 955, a workman pccidently’ p process known as calciniiling, began— Though motnoro stable th a n th e liq- - a largo - a m o u n t o a perinanent disposal site v-musl-be-iso-— ondarj^pipc I rnnunrfing tVio liquifi infnf^tin t y \lrtiiti>_uid,-thC-pcUlelleta. are _ waterrsolubie.. transuranic--waste - tl ------=highlyrfadio8cliveliquid- roT [b”ur’dccade3 of w aste lies ...... •onrhentessen—■•leaks:— «protect, ' piellets th at can be stored1 indefinite-i Therefore thethey eventually must be contamiruited w ith pluU.^.on, cr ura. 1953, awaiting the li^ic desert graveyard, awaiting ak cosier said . But even)le leaked for almost 20 1f;y. ' . transform edd iinto glass or”ceramic mation to a form to te nium.' ction 10 0 place where it ■ hazards. )re W it was discovered, Since 1963 the plant;t h a s pro- ^ f o r e boinglg shipped to the new to a federal, high-level w It also includes 90,0 pend eternity sj?fely. al-Engineering—tranjjfct-pips aren’t sure iust how cces.scd more than .6 millioHon g allo n s repository.— _____orgnruc'~Bolvontfi thatr r - ^ tanks at INELd some of this , leaks in 195iidlenkcd-lnnrth-JTBOil'ih —~ 6 Ph'iBh^cvel~Iiquid wafltiflto—Aa nology iu uvuiiablu, und~ ■ speeded up the movevement of rn- linhJT^lC~W0Td5“ 0 f~ lt9p. R ic h a rf------uid'WaHUy-Ainco—drilled-throi ment is investigating a ...... J c a i t e d ., b u t., carboiL-gtee ; but they know that.jnore: JuneJ 1988, th e vaulta held hi about the govemme ------ditracUvc puiticlcs:-----______I __ Stjillingfi, t id’s tronsfor- try in g to pre ined w aste! site a t Yuccacca Mountain near the Washmgfon’s Hanford KTcubrc y ai^s o f BOit w a s ~ l120 ,(KK) culjicTeet of calcini _ Now, 37 y e a rs o fte rtl• tho burials be- "one o f the most critical problems ______ReservaLioii_.and_SQUtlltransported The. holented - enough to fill six If it were placed in_onp-gpJlo_n e ^N eyada.lbst:t SSite.north.oflLoa.Vegafl.J- - t3niave“ -nTo-de— fncinS'INE]NEL officiols;”------: r '- ' S•1 waste rcposi- years before iti gan, organic solvents OfTicials !EL have n ot ^ c h l i q u i d itecl. tanks ot that time; b 0^ ' 'Nuclear lhan l.ytKT uth Cnrolina’a contaminate A-8 'nmw-Nowo. Twintrfn Falls.I Idaho Sunday. Junonoie. 1S89 t ______1______rj m Noation iommeninorativereventsi refocus Ov<^€eas GhifiSe^ fon netwc S i t K H Tixwrxiwlp i g h t ^ jslayings JACflCKSON.Miss. (A P)~Thc8]icslay- wcro released andvi d isap p eared on vtrinnin]ming movie “M issiasippi Bum - of three dvil rights workencers 25 Ju n o 21, 19&1. Thi’h e ir bodies w ere tng^“ TThe movie’s release lato last y moveri]nent X”a} ago focuscd national attcnltcntion found 44 days -lateople here.faope a sp ecial1 com-c< Twenty-one whiteitcff w ere a rre ste d . *Som»m c of us here deeply feel that n i o Boltim ore Sim m c m oorfltiop_thi8_wcek.will rc highlijhlight in tho shooting_dcaths_M 1 unier there'C a ahould-be^-commcmorativc. ho w itt hashi changed. chargcs were dropppped in stato court for thothose boya," said Fenton Do­ move SAN FRANCISCO - “ F r•om o n tho beginning thoro' waswa; a but seven nlen wen;re later convicted wccsc,se, a member of the steering th a t scholars a lre a d y a rc calling his* r e a liz:aUon a ti th a t tho ey es-o f thiaiia na* fo r violating fedeiIeral civil rights commitimittce for the “Philadelphia to ------torior the worl JuneJi A fictionalizcd-acccco.unt.oflthe murr “All theyt woro.trying.to.do.-was lo tancc nctworic to sup]lupport the pro- V 21,-saidaid Secretary of State Dickk Moi*M d o rs and other eventnts'oftho era were get peopeople to vote,” said Dcweoso;' nt-iivChinik------1 ^ 3 ^ ^ ------du a io iia c jn «ovemenfe-i i | _pus, wk •ATfldam y 'A ward* whntirc Not since the Japa:ipanese invaded J ^ V lhc even'ont. ■ ^ ______China in 1937 have overvcrseas Chinese, or huaqioo, been so3 mobilize6;-ac’~ n tn lg B M ( m“ay never have" onothTr”irr~op=“ B lB J Oiiti'agi} ov£f __ portunitylity to.ahow-what-the-real-M1 -M ia ^ l H — RRMTNT: ------maBsacrp of studcnta:a iin Tiananmen ^ " s is s ip p31 i isi now,” hc said. lias "uiiited the ||||B |^ S ^iiafc~ in B eijing hai On W ^esday, citizcnsI of BU The 2ndd half of 1988 proroperty taxes a re | • many Chinese politico factions as P h ila dlelpHia, e l] M iss., and P hilad on tu esd ay J u n e5 20th2 to avoid | well.observers'say. p h ia ,.'PPa., a will join for a scries“ o f II • d u e o . ea, dozens of or* In the United Statca, I marking the 1964 murdersp r s o f B g additionalU ch arg es. T lie officeof will be open £ ganizaUons have sprutining up in the A n d re w Goodman, a 20-year-mcnt to prevail le 16th an d also JiJune 19th &.20th I ' pnHdemocracy movemt H pr an resi^i^nt, and Hienry Schwemer,ier, a H r a for y ears to come. 24-year-oIr-old whito N ew Y orker. ------— ^niowhe'r«Ta"U«^2CnCJ wccwi~morop=— V “ ThTiKthree had been conductinging a ' ______Cathy Laudtiderl - 7 R Franciaco'fl Chi- ■ y wEejuTMS - . - —” ...... JEx-Oiricio.l^a5rCcCollector ~ — naUmnahe-cradle.of-po■political, social. _ t , - * - ~ z i — r — r ...... th i^ le fifl-the-sitoof-a-bamed-blai l- and •cultural activityty for Chinese • . y -______I , c h u rc h in il Neshoba C ounty. TheThey ■ § Shoshone, Ida ------Amerioanft— ------daHo ^ f ------«n«M rpne(0— w er« -«irr«st«d-on-«-trafnc-vioiatic rr« ation—H s = = = = = - For weeks now, •Chinese Cl have , a rally takenccn lo ja il in P h ila d o lp h iai ^ ^ ui t — — - stalked sidewalk vendondora who-aell ------Atn-iintdcntiflgd n - Chines1 wDay-afler-c iccorting-to-W ang^ho-war: pers have sold out quickuckly as people ong gf ^1 > num^ber of prominent Chi^h i ^ ------here acck. out every momorsel of news . lericons tb form the' Fouhda- th ey can find about Chini ^ ™ o i- \r I tio n fo*"• Chinese^ Democracy here (^nese engineers in a iic o n Vnl- n a month ago. Others are loy have sent computer moBMgcs to i,in Hong Kong, Australia, ___electronic bulletin boardorda ‘>croA^o_N Z I ' iW lland; Great Britain-and-Eu— country asking for fundsids to assist the ment, ahd-» and other organizers believe monoy ^ v e begtin to ppi t k n groups couM have a lasting ..— Tcstaurant kitchens o of f Chinnlown, , j on “ the Cfonese government, many-of the new, poororimmigranU, aditioiiaily has viewed the 25 / M L L J J have collected m oney to iMnd back to overseas Chinese as “mar-ir- _ China, and in doing so,80,.some havo ightera," as Wang put it, or gone'without food thcmnselvea. sc as'oxtendcided family." un|VDrs.ty .tu. I f • • • _.In Q matter of daya, un lid; ■“Hiatorically, overseas-as- II • •— ...... dents across-the-nation.n-havo ra.i»d chineao haveha helped'to'legitimize or- b Q da of dollars, hundreds of thousands . the Chinese government. It I p f and in a signal that porti ith ways." • • tcntial for important“S cc ’ratS; ------..volvcment, a m ajor.C alifoUforma Utility .. —sudden gy push into thisi s \ \ ' - ' • has agreed to lend itsa rname to the ^^^pool1 of activism is both cause. ,■ ,, Startling aar nd unprecedented for Chi-* ^ “ ’^Ot^sincethc-Bccond ericans, according to schol- l e ! ! have-w6-6oen this-kind-fl m iditionally,~Ch3ne8c-Amen-“ spontaneity,” said Ling-c /p rem nincd uninvfllvprf inF - ^ - : = Urov8rglty^f^:C a]lfoTnlg / y - S a v e BIIIG Thls^WeelrlrWlttiThOB^— r m atters.—r:— ___ . ' 'authority on overseas* Ch B u t i n tthe h past few weeks, tens ofif V a lu a b lerCoupons —~G' B u y o h e Ite m reel It. Tho in- can see it. 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"Risky DusTncSS----- o n ’s rig hit i hand — By Ro((cr Cobura THEE Sunday CCrosswordI ' |-De’3voted faiither is S( Edited by Herb EEd tte n so n PROVI)VIDENCE; R.I. (AP) —-Joe Jc next step in thererapy involves full-timeme job," Rossetti said. *I was ' ■ ■ ACROSS ' ' Rossettiti 1haa hug e.h an d s, hands thithat improving his speei!cch, which only just forifortunate I could work my 'I Dairy b u sin essts ______— hiive-builiuilWiousesj-r.un-o-busine6ileesr—-those—w ho^now-him -l ~i'© ll-^an—schedufftluf6-around-Carl-Il-That.meant.-. ------, S BIfl o u n g------— |i la 13 B ” ill III ll times working into the early- 9 Hindu title i i T I F T . a j i d j oir_the r j past 13 yearp. takeiken uhderstapd.' ...... “ 7' Bometimi 13 Historic llnies - t7 “ B' F t 1° ITT notes foror his1 handicapped .‘>on so thithat-^ — “If you .w a n t to do if right, it’s a m om ingi n g 1 h o u r s . ______17 Neighborhood ______I H I ------he m ightht 1graduate from college. . 18 Worry, It's saidlid 23 a z 10 Actress Ounnele ______;______Rossettetti loughs w hen you meoLio 21 Glen kin 27 • his hand!nds. In the month since hi H H M - - —twrtV^ra-fffKkifttion-l^m-Pfowd6|w ------as'H sirbfeid/— • ~ 'C ollege',u, thc62-year-old has beS 26 At any tim e [ndividual D ebt Adi^ d i u s t m e n t ______27"viiraih'riooicr" ■ — ^ ^- f KJ" *1“ »2 ~ working (. hamiiy H arm er Mec=leoigariiza!Ton i-the house.-“nve-got ■ 28 Tempt fate - - 44 « ” " ------a ro u n d -1 CHAPTER11-- Business ReoiganIa n l z a t i p n 31 Wall hanging _ __ blister."," 1 he say s w ith am nzem enl 32 Isr. neighbor CHAPTER 7 - Debt Elim ination1 fofordown C a rl regallowed to return homeme, &0'Supplement. __ 18 years experiiirience with “oul” -• — H was alio'e therapy^elped him regaif Intensive&nt-on4Ms^eft-Bid»T7«n^“ ~ 62“ Cam brldge Coll. ecnm e h is second hand: ' --MFF Freet^SflO-548-2f6fr|— ^ ------M-Paaca. Noba»at_l t _ f i t tl* 1 1 » ------= = = „ . E = = ^ ------FTH>vefnent Desmond - — S ^ fa th e r beetleversecn-Buclfdevbtion'in'Jiin‘a“ ------— s o s - 7 ’ r e i ------66 w>mp-: p i. . ,—------T 3T "------m J z122 1 2 ^ — “ ------ve nevand father in my life," said jjjij I P.O. Box 186 (346W . Hwy.flfl)0 Rlrio, JD. 83443 ' 68 Act rashly m other anKervick^ a dancc 'therapist ------78 Enin or-N unn t a ~ H——— 77 Oboe, (or T ------S h irley Ke pc'd'Carl feg ai^iiis^abU ityy tola ------'Instinca—'• Z — — ~ Z •Twha'hclpcc 7fl Bandleader • r k i " i m Zj b !^ ~ walk. Inished high school with the . _ ” 79 Footnote abb>. " C arl finieachers and fellow students,nts, r - ^5'-' ■ y P ortraits ------~w;CfIe< of_de«Bht helpofteaimrollcd— m Providencenee - 40 Stick togather ------Igrnignore! 108 Crew ------83-!:=_Soi}g Iri Myiv 130 - seo tt 4( thFTFTonr‘s Continuing Educationion- Heart” ’y Dedsten---—-—-41-Buropkln— 41 ______Actor HotBrook 110 Phlloa 88 — la lal 131 Rsison d ' — 42 Bring along s a TPecuner------KTerln e c ' CollcBc'a 87 Singer Tennille, 132 Cspone catcher 4^43 aams-ihow 89 Pro'Proverbial sta te i l l Dlslntitegaarrl------p rogramttirwhose — 1^1 Providencenee -___announcoLDon______o»Jo fb sla n c e 112 Landntegrale Rossetti- c I as n gTS'Tvormsm o o01 th h ------:------92-ChromoeOme------_____ -PO^H ~ ~ ~ _44_T«=UI ^ ______90-US.US.spyLgrp_____ .113_Wlthd Come on stage .a hab BTslifhard work, wonfbuck com ponent 1 Today's rsgss 46 New* 91 Con faSr-llsSzire^i^zi' 93 Extend a lease •ummariBs 93 TId)ridy the hair sbit irom yeoralwithCurlinl975. » 2-Wrestllno «48 Food processor? 97 SubSub spotler 114 Palo • 94 H g t _ stadium 75 to achool wanted w that degree, andd 1I ' 95 Basketballer 47 A mousel 99 OraiSrassland 115 Qreen 3 Direct alttnllon zL49 Sock section 100 Ove3ver11lled 116 Bring> -, Calif. “Cari ell,Wi let’s go for it.” Rossettietti . Baylor ■ 4 Cnstinie MOM ^ aniah yellow „„:j .,v„n 96 Laat coursea 50 Chemical ending 102 Che:h eap cigar 117 — oilig on board did il like any parent woulduld mogul 52 ‘Topper" actor 105 Liks.ike som e 118 G et ai 98 Sculptors’ 6 Fumlih with >11 (angry) said. 1 itildie you’re a parent you don't subjects Carroll lIoofloors 120 ConlS' 55 Ferber el al. lOfi.WolWolf, often 124 I, to an ( — effort do iL Untilwhat your parents did for 101 Takes th e 6 s ; , IS cake? 58 Hafmony, lor c L ' a . 103 Ad — short — you. Iti milkos it clo ar-ho-w aeh't . 7 Tiles lo find ^82 Impressionist [rrr ___committee . . 8 Decks oul ^ —..'nbiisQtti'one-who luis helped Carl, Hur neoffer! 104 Swelll 9 Bssdy lo pick 63 “ Calendar coi. SII ------tlie-only-oniid tho battles was my wife. 107 S pielberg's heading ^ H tm tm h 10 Singer Quthrle ^ I to he very patient for the 11 Populai pants ^64 W eslsm Indian 1^ 109 Smoke 12 Author Loos “65 Tiny amount H Ann hadears.” to Rossetti said.. : O C 2 3 P o r t r detectors 13 Ulllmsis 67 Detergent-ad 1 Carl was injured. Rossetti 113 Act daringly ' •Oecllve |D : I SAME■ ____14. SllarJlLSh«nkar_„ his construction business ------nninprtrtClpl«J ------15 Sir Qulnnesa . ^89-TrunTpet-efloct------— Im B in H rpilaffl ess------Inclu d e s o n e 8x1 g wallels irorn one wseln Z 121 Author W Iesel i» o t w up 70-R a ; county -sfa It inlo re a l- e s ta te . "1 ju s t I the original portrrtraifenvelope PLUS.12 I^Ier?IendshlpPrints. ------122_JJL-Ewln8'»: 71 Isolaled , j i g right then and there." he x a d . o f ______l l and w ent i ------...... mom ------conduct ** lad to iet'ev ery th in g go." '." ------123-Rlslr-H-all------g n n r o y . -from 11:00 AM to 7.>001 PM Lunch 2 M to 3:00 . ^ ------12r"DoimRroS ------__ -24 Doflkeya . y73^npiM™cia«r— j ■— ?S S atu n iay _ :____ •■ Jrom 0;W_ AM_to.5;0g_PMIPM Lunch 1:0 0 to2ffll ' bouquetr*^**------74-PHa i(0Tlc-parts------k | | rnothing is~a .sacnH ce if y ou ----- ; ____5 5 pamphlel*' ~ao'60 Up and -I H it n," he-said:------— 127 “ M errlmac” ' 30 One — million maleftal 61 Ring ol light | otvS tE ^ .ook only one course perre7 ’ , l i s s s i s ----- 35-ClK)ww(pocial.p»rfM>[ ^ * V 3 ? i 5 » a ------^ \ f 129 Decem ber aong short - =Bcmcsterrp a week wilh him at the.U. ■ Mminy00Mr0ncH^y> jePennfey"|— ■ 38 Stores aw ay . 84 ^ Word Indaxera ______J. __ _ Hu«T»llm«»dtkn»off»rtrt______WhcraBBIotmit»wMJgabgcon^lngB.ww..'l2a2 - ' two'dayp • ■II8------^ ----- {-officegTTf^c Hurt heeads-fori eourtf-fa w m & r T l o i I wants hhalf of sbix-year eaarnings Tg8^aTd"9hc"gave':bi'rth*tb'~o'~b'6Tore g iv ln g 'b lrlF T o “A claim ag a in st a c to r Willi/illiam Hurt by Alexander:er Devon Hurt, new 6,, told State Supreme Coi~A1 e3C C rii Ub his former lovcr_ goe'o c s to co u rt bccause she thought her relationshipp Jacqueline Silbermann 1 Monday where sHc is aslasking for half with Hurt•t \ w as perm anent. In c o u rt't* hearing. a o f h is e a r n in g s o v er t:the past papers, shehe said she left Hurt in 19&11 Hurt acknowledged h ycara even though shele 1admits they because hhe was physically andJ father and has been givirhe A lex ’s were never rormally marnarried. verbally ababusive, claiming he oi^ce) $65,000'• a year for supp''ing Jennings Hurt, who m arried. .someone.‘jo else slapped heher while she held theirr 1 said. >porL, S m ith "■ iH n 'M a r c h ,‘i s e s t i mlated a t by the "then-5-dnyay-old'son. On anotherr J’enning.s sued'last y' i;t)lnntitrs lawyer to bele w> orth obout occasion,. ofternf a drinking binge, she• !$16,000, a month claimiryear to get -— r-llOinillJon:— 7 . ------;------Bays,‘'h e ‘uriijrin atcd on their couch. --- h1 e r c h ild _ w e re . liyin_B she I Sandra Jennings, 32,!, ifis basing her Smith sasaid Hurt was treated for• ]poverty. She later deciden_E-jn near* . __ — -fclaim ~on fou r -we e k s that th t ahe-livcd—nlcohol-»babuse at the Betty FordI • tthat a legal'marriage exided to argue rfili" - — ^with Ilurt-iri-Iteaufortt-SjlS.'C.'^^Eic.hci-CIiQiFn ; nd:idi4ia5-becn.a!. m c m bcr-o f:.-lr- P nm linn In w — *----ixisted under •^39 filming "The BigJ Chill."C South Alcoholicss Anonymous/ for about 2’/-; U ntil th e m a rria g e is£ “JIaroKna-Tecognizea common«law co years. She.cle.denied thnt.H urt evur hi^: decidcd,c Silbermann refui carriages, while Newv York,Ti where Jennings, ilenmjig^' lem poraryalfused to give 5xcellent^^^'^ • questions to publicistL LLois Smith, V^H y Program Coord - b , ------w | k) denied-«-conHm>n-}ov4ow-marriBS«------I term correction. existed. Hurt “neverr c la im e d or long tl pretended they were maTiarried," she.. ' ------aaid------■ , Hurt, who also,has sUiriiirre d in ‘Kis.s ____of the.Spider Woman," ."Broadcast.— _____ Free S enreenings . __ 3 . .. . ~ ____ti.c.wa.:i^U.cr;Kx_iH«.ck..l V ojuTnayarrange-fo i for a inamniogrz ------...... __Waiarts;ars-caxisfed'byilyia-vlrus—-; ------~ Accidental TouriHt," I - a m ------— Jennings for several monto n th sin South ($68)Jo follo'w youry( screening. L a s e r h£las a high success33 rate a t ------Cn rol ina while shootinmg£rhe_mg— g — ------,-Chill," Jennings saya. FV> o r moHt of fCiV k>RM C'tcaturcs thc~lnni^>rn>rsniT(raf=thc-artHow- ~^^olvirig this-^iflifficult"arid^palnful I probietrT.pi . . that time, he was still1 nmarried I. imbgraphy equipm ent. TTl h e procedure is pcrfoi•v-dosc-^ ------^ actress Mary Both Hurt. Laser surgery Is nnot radiosurgery o rm cd • . Tho actress divorced kHi u r t on ncc. ._ ;>_spcciaiiy_traim id_l‘c]1‘cm aie- technologist- 4, 1982, after sevenn yenrs of bcaulilitifully dccoraicd. com forfortuble. privale room.t - i n _ a ______L murringe. Hurt learnedI oof f it on Dec. p . -9; Jen n in g s is b asin fr hicnnarria'gc e r ! r OF►r your app.o.intnie call: 737-29 claim on the period-fromom Dec, 9 tu Jan. 10, 1983, the daj-\ y they left ,------— Benufortr-At-the-tirae,-e,-«Jenjiing6 ------M /SA -Wonien-s-Heaealth-A-Education Ge siiys, she was pregnantt v,with Hurt’s Jk . — — y ^ Magic Valley;y RegionalI Medical C son.

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-Rude awakening Car smasl'shes Boo s t o n P?ops tcy celebirate 2(!Oth ye;;af withh P B S . . BOSTO:rON (AP) — Columnist Art^rt Out he stressed tliatit the orchestra , UC regentcrits said Friday.. sustained "phyHical1 itrauma to his Copelandund's would comment, the aid,. opera' Btara ' Rdberl; rl “ Ili ust’ kt-op up' the'fienarch t forn new - Ridcr;.^r;.38,'has bccn'nt‘Stanford1 for-fo arm s and-bod>Tscvmrn rb ra isc s to h is—TitnrspitptriipLT loported.’- ...... throughli 1 and Roberta Peters, andnd repertoire, finding' new tliings, two.yearsjrs.-exam iiung issues o f spac?ace b ack and em otional di;distress.,"--- I I pianist VicVictor Borge will be featured■ed discording things th:;hat no ionge.r nnd nucliclear weapons policy os’IS" a . The son of the bar's■'s ow ner told the B r o wvn i l to' bid for for Albany Time.H Unioion a different room wall111 in the concjn c e rt kicking ofT th e 12-week:ek. work." re \o « rcch h fellow in the Center fo s u r e r p o s t se a s o n oof f thc 104-year-old Bostonoh “Thc Pops is famou-sLS for delivering Intcrnatiational Security and Armrms story in ,an accoulunt published. ' REEDLEY, Calif.r. U (AP) - Rick.^ JjapB. a CL'rtain glowing goodd feeling that it Conlrol. S atu rd ay , ■______LOS AN0ELE:S AN (API - Knthloen______nrP5l3"(lSugh1«r U elebira ra tin g its Zlrtti a n n iv e rs a ry ina every time As direircclor of the spate insUtutt;ute,” "'"M ik e kind ol pushsh e d th e guybn nrown1 , anothera member of the ing VisitOIL-WhQ n n fh p P il ilUwrfee-r«Beftrch-i>roj«)t«otB—the-b«K:k-A«»ivall. b e showQVQ June 25 bcrc and other Ride leaves Stalanford, ' . occu rred Ju ly 23, 1988.B.-It was a kind ^ 3 , gBrown, r whose farther and Rapada-said-thc-fir-firflt-Bound ho—timoB-inot, other areas ------n faces assault----_____ of push like vou’re snBjmng, ‘Hi, how brotherlyr h nfh ['nvi'rwiirq ^niri ~ head^fqrSarHD i e g o ------T y s o n I (Copeland) kept— rhUirj‘d ~ w h e n —h e ^ wtwokc-^FVi c d a y— Jo h n -WiWilliains.-who-took-ovur aa: battery-lawsult—_ you doing^uddy.' He (< rBh"e will quit her post■as A'; _ - ' ___morning w as. tiress i sc re e c h in g .....-PopB-comBnductor-in-1980'aftcr thc ■ STANFORD, Cnii .....M ^ n g V 'I cari take you3u r best punch. 1 .local pubjublic works commissioner Moments later a 1971973 M e rc u ry d e a th of o f Arthur Fiedler, said Former astronaut SallySj Ride is BINGH:;h a m t o n , n . y . (A P)I _- can ta k e your best pun next montlonth to step up hor campaign ■ Cougar, still running,, wasw, parked in recently/ tthat the popularity of the university hopping, lea;aving Stanford Mike Tysoyson is being sued for $200,(X)I,(XX) C o p e la n d se e k s C'compensatory forstatetr.e tre a s u re r. ; his living room withat89.-|t the follovk'inc ^ U a\c on Friday,., alla tennis menace! jiismaniiolll to kick back and relax, you • trainifig.to- p.ilot a- mission i in . 'rseri-'s Western Wear. Buhlihi &'Twin Falls • Sheri i W o stc rn Tmi\ J ranked F.Ikhom November,-diexi Saturdarday m a. plane • qCollection, Twin Falls • Ross' P Weilern Wear, Jerero p ie RcM'nN f' tennis cimipkx amonji ilicthe top Regular lessons arc aiscdso available from «‘in'i/'iuia crash in eastern Arkarkansae.'NASA ___ ii I net_proceeds go toi beneflefit Buhl Rodoo AssocialatTon for .■inS' resort Fiieililics in Ihc natiim., You'llYin lhe John Gardiner ciiniimic. sianine May ‘'• said., ...... mairite\tehance &.upkeep_QOh^:i^B uhl Rodeo Arena\_Thrin^rena is _ ___.a; a^iec..Our..l8LiykDldeoun\an:—t - ...... - . . 15lli. Sign up for an hoihour or mon:. - “We h a v e no in fo rmmation a except usodi byb local^outh & aduitt riridin'g clubs,-barrej racicing clubs, courtly indciiJ—Ihc pc»recl plucc;eli^ lii Yourprowiildoihercsrest, j^jjp that it occurred nearr E arle, A rk.," and other onn gj o i n g a ctiv ities. ’ improve your wine. Weeven offer host play said-Jack R ilex,ji NASAlSA spokesm an lay. in case you • '< in Houston. • need a friendly npponetnent. jfW ______L am ar Co le m a n , a diapgtcher dif for — ^Vou-il love our unrnmatchuble------^ the Crittenden Count;inty Sheri/fs V, IffE __prices,____ DepaHtrient.’^ ln d “ tth e 'c"raflh — “ happened just afler'S).a.‘m a.^ r3SU th:of^-l-^IB - Wtckiong clinic packa?;aj'e>rstamt S 7 h '" l f c ^ ------’-20 milen-wefit B t^rnichl pcfpenontorlor a'^tafidafd”' ' nf Mnmphiq, Tonn______^|fl^.._iooi»..ba:.cd.un.duublcjlc-ix:cupancy.and. I D H E ^ ------^h pTfr-wna-juat omonciik'lled^l— 1^ 1 .■^n'foTaTui.VtiuLrix.'iwtfi'.Tlns iticludiTs understai\d. he was1 didoing spm c', i l lodging and tennis instr.struction. s^iint-tvpe f]ving."C olcmemansaid. i . • Ificeludes l Free Wash1 \ ’ v f Colemaii said Griggig g s, 49,. w as & VV i acuum flying for a p riv a te a irr seservice based in Earle. A woman whtwho answ ered '•"Inclicludes-0lHup-to-5^< 5^qts.)r-^^===:A the company’s phoneone referred pj|t(Iter, & Labor ^ questions to NASA. ------~An~astr‘onaijf3iri(:erATrguBri97s; A ~ *-MSsrsi-Gars^SfTyucks^^ SUN VALLEY'S * Griggs was undergoingng training as . 1 5 pilot for shuttle flightlit numi ber 33, - U f ) scheduled for' Novemlmber, NASA IIU9 APPOINTMEIEMT NECESSiiARY ^ said. Monday - Fridaday 8 am to 6 pm ______Griggs flew, as a m ission ORT Bpeciullst oa a shuttle:1c mission in— Rcscr\'c now! Call tnll-fr«: .ApriH985. W . ' / 1-800-635-W56 (outside Id; . „• Jl? waa appointedI chiefcl ortho. E S efT : 'afl Operations ^ ■ y U A -1i«00-632^101(inIdaho) Shultl^raining Aiixrafl / • Ofilce in January 1976.

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...... '.i A-12 Tlmoo-Nowa.. TvTwin Faiio, iflnho Sunday., JuJuno 18.1989 World — “ G h inla i craelkdo wn Inot-liklely to \includeeeultmral 'polltlution' By KATHY W ILHE.iE L M . initiative ond baileeled o u t failing controtrolled press that dared notot Small groups jfof intellectuals hold it waitwaited until sympatbotic teachers, The Associated'Proi’ro ss . A nalysis factories. In cconoco m ics, .Deng said, oxpoMo^e [t^ ______“salons" to read poetrypo and discuss rescarsearchers, government woricors ' ■' pragmatism is best:st': “Black_caV ' -Manlany Wudontsjiraised ^ ' ’ democracy.'Natioi:0 D Ji],^evi8i9 n _ . andd evanaoldierflev w ere infected w itl^ 1-7“ BEIJING - Tho10 jgovommont is TheTie crackdow n sooms liJcely to white c at, i t doesn'ti t m a tte r as'To'ng - exampmpio of thd SovierUniori.'wn■wnefe b ro ad cast a -len ^thy h se'nes that' thostt} students’ enthusiaei^nii join^ working overtim o) to condem n liberal increoreosc thc g reat divide b etw een;c n as it catches m ice.”I.” Presidsident M ikhail S. Gorbachovlev has criticized China's9 traditionalt culture in matmarches, revealing their true political thoughf^'bu■but th ere h as been . th aeconomic e c sphere, where selecllectcd But Deng always stre s s e d thc , allowe'wed a relative ferment Of as b ack w ard , andd although1 Vice ; thinkireking, Then it condem ned the no hint the campaigilig n will w iden to W esteste m m ethods are studied a nd , c6 mplete‘authority;y o fth o politic!Lical debate. — 7 , ------... —Prcgid{TTit-\VnnB-Z>Zhon-denounceditr— protojtosts si as countarrevolutlonary and- take on w hat c o nlerv se r ativ es have adoptstated by collectivization, problem s, th e y said,d ,.su ch a s - - flnycHCera.ci}.cull.urejiavc ti .politiciiicfli:b«ttfe^and-fln w onom ic-.f ------inPflfjrtn anfj.nhiY^agagflSj-wflra.JinJiedg— ^ I escaped attacK. . "• , ‘ pianmning f system that mscouroged?a {o^IBcialxorfupGonm a n d a —* ------^ W E L C O M E S — __ iC now rel;bel in citic ountry_ JDELORES I- Good parent!ints needed fo r------Chines< ies, not CO l b Tdflhn —teenage,cxchiihangtstudents______I THe baltim ore S un'" ------women an d 8U]8upportod by the independndent attitudes of Ir^SETTAQtTAINIEPOEgE — the new class98 of( independent small-bu.msinesa men and riy— ------W hen y o u ho st with £F. Foundatioiv you •mppt.of three^decades, fron chooM your student ^EIJING_- Forjn om the. lft?)9 ;• some b ureaucwtcnitB;”- ; ^ ' ...... ^ ^ ' $ 1 d i s c o u n t ' dent. You bring sdventuro Into mist Party In the eftrlyly 1920s, emboldened by ththe v ictory-of the ___ ^ youfhatne. V eui Bmake ^ a friend for life._____, — ^ h r o u g h t h e 1940aVIflV this"Chine'se- Coramuni .nNTTATRCUT— "fltrugglcd with-scar:an t:-e£ fcct-tb fo m e n t reb

—A irliner cicrasKcs“ i ' ' BER LIN ( A P ) - AAn r EaHt German ■ • jet carrying 113 peeaeoplp slam med ' K. ______onto a r,unw ay.--veenereJ-into-O-Deld . 3 and b u rst into fiam es Saturday aflcr ______an aboryid takeoff.r. killingV at least ’: ' six people and leaving'ing eight mi^mg ; , “ r s w n s and feared dead, ofTicificialssaid.'' ______; _____ ! I I W I I S . ' Forty-sevpn peoplepic were injured, - _____ —I r-^a-^enouflly, safdd 1E a s t ^ e r m a n • - Transport Minister Ot(O tto A rndt. Five passengers.!’8.and a farmer ; , V w orking in thC' field1 were w killed, the ; , .' state-rui)-ADN newsi-s agencyi quoted • .' - Arndt as saying. The AJoscow-baundind-jet,-carryihg 3 _____ 103 passengers and a ccrew o f 10, was 5 nrcliig"d(jwirLhu" ruTrunway of Euuf " Beflin’s SchoenefeldI AiAirport and had lifted-:off slightly whenwl -the pilot ' — decided to abort th? ta k e o ff, ADN >4, ' . - ' ‘ ' V • snid. It was not immedicdiately known , So, 5 you've finalally decided

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RICK CARR.LCLU C N o-OW Through Seieptem ber 3Q._ jWvJieParty^ty Advcrti w OnlyJ- JO D M E N ------O F AMERIC . MAGHGIC’iMulE'V^ ™ MAIJL—.------^ ■■22^25252 I-P10 AlSl-9 ^ -J£W£mS~^^ftT IP A.M.-7P1M. ' . 2 ^ 3 1 7:734-0862 ■■ ' ■ ___ .SUN N12N00JMPJ«.- - Sundny. Juno 10. 1909 TinTimos-Nows. Twin-Fallo. IcJnho ■ ObituariesA'hospitals B2 ■ IdahoAVestt B 4 - 5 fMa \MUgy ■ World B6-77 , ■ ______B J u r ys : i d e s w i t h El^ u L faa r m c r' a g a i n1 s t l o c: a l 1 ^ V fir m By MICHELLE^ COLEE , ■ _ "di“disappointed* by the ju ry ’s decision.dec insurancece.___•______...... worry, Mink< cccould handle tho cnflo." 5th District Judge:e withw 32 years' e x p erien ce - Times-News writer ‘Obviously, it’s pretty devasvastating," Fuller A great•ater number'of disappoint*nted clicnts Wolters saiiaaid if he had known of MiWink’s prncticing law,, wnawi one of three local J ______suisuid.______^______have Hucdcd lawyers in the past dccaicade, Mi_ntq.jjnexpene_nceJie h e would riot hnve hnd_hiilim -n a nttomc^y.H who tt>slif■stincd.[va_L‘xp e il_ w itn e sse s_____ ^ “JER0HE~A“Pnul7il farmer und^his wife Meaervy I and Fuller ar'are no longer aaid. “Ii“It dvesn’t mean Jawyivyers are his represontatitativ e on the case. in the cnse. will re c e iv e n e u rly hulhalf a million dollars pnpracticing law together. FuFuller said the committiiting any more malpractici;ice than 10 The Ada CountyCoi case resulted in a court c In an affidavitt filfiled with the rt)urt this —nftcra-jupy' found'a i!DCat"liIwrirm DCTi neglifjent luwluwBiiit had nothing to do w th“lI'tFLhTdiHsolution years agego. uul people arc more inclinedir to order for WolUolters lo lum over irngation3n and Apnl7 Webb saidd hi (le^had reviewed Miiik s

After a 10-day trial anand nearly two^ay.s of umunavailable for comment. M artinn Wolters first consultedI withw Greg until the caaese (could go to trial. The furiin'ding found il io bc proper,per. deliberations, a Jerome)me County jury sided Tom 1 High, who roprcBeniiented Fuller & Fuller intn spring 1986 on a law suit filifiled in Ada firm was not>t requiredn to post a bond foibr the “ll-wns appropricipriute for the Inw firm of with M artin and Dorioris Wolters in their MeMeaervy in the caae, said1 hihis side has >12 County irinvolving a civil disputete over the equipment. F uller & M eservyy tcto-asaign ihoir asHocintc complaint againat Gt-cp,eg J. FuUor.and^James._ dnj liiR.aLagri(Lu[tmaL£auipia?ment'.-The— The-Wolteifieifieaiiverezei’i:nluully.;dac]i:]ared_I»JinieLMink;:r,^ebj VebbBHid;* ------— r-:------r-TTTT - C: MoflorW.-the~Fun'ereiL&.Meagrvo'Jaw..fintf--.i i ;..Robcrt.Minto^prcsidcnt:o£-( ofthe.Attomey'i'.firm wasis

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tGOO z z z - m E p *— ByThcTimea-nea-News /ft/ apd Tho Assocjsociatod Pross ^ ------JARBIDGEiGE - “We ore n o t n a k e d hordes descescending upon Elko g ig ji County," asaoisaorts a Rainbow Family gtio k eam ann , ,_ Im t___a jie a ____ la w ____ ^^^^9 cnforccmcntnt co^cials are_taking no ------chances. -“We’ro geni'coring up for the worst ^and hopingig for the-best." .-Elko ■-ColinCySHcrifTirifT Jim M iller ^ i d . ' The Familyriily golhering m a y sw ell TVnM-Hvw* pholoaMKEEML a 8#uHY to as m any aios 50,000 by its July 4 __ Ifs man ys, bca acc-try-to-hoM a roped.ci^nimnl on Saturday-ttf d u ring thc_34th Annuanual Richfield Outlaw D ays culmination,n, IRainbow person Kalif

_ ^ -piiiig-Friday'tayt^buy-^pplies'iTnd-to ^ post m aps th thal at will direct th o u sa n d s tJW^DayiWpit ma _. to th e R ainbonbow'a northern Nevada.' — ~cncampmcntr■nt:----- — " \^and=beim st4n= ^>4th=anmmai^even ------— “Evcryone-ne-is-welcomcr'Beacon;------odded. “Brin£rin g 0 sleopiog bag and' Byb BRAD BOWLIN a second .mugs her.r.and a the third hops ob anind-rides wear somee goodgi shoos. But don't Times-News writer tf- across the finish line,no. A t least th at’s how it’s ssupposed t worry aboutit foifood. We've g o t plenty." to work, Area lawM enforcementoi officials RICHFIELD - It's hard‘d enough trying to rope aar n d The audience of iibbiibbut 300 roared w ith laughteter at the have bo fa r been be cooperative about holdh< a half-ton wild cow, ammd harder still to milk one.e. sight of cowboys beinging dragged in the dirt and1 ccliiiging the Roinboww ilinvasion. Beacon said. ‘.. jM - Lonnie and Ju stin e Wri{right of B^hl were up to tlthe frantically to the backsbr of the unruly coww sU O nc “The F o restL SeiService is so c o o p erativ e ~ t a 8kr"however;-as-they-y-walkcd-away with ththe unfortunate cowpolpoke found himself—menountod-— “ that it's allttlottio frightcning.“ championahipcl in the husbiiband and wife cow milkiricing backwards on a coww rrunning full tilt down thele wrong B—— M ^ c t com pctitioT fSaturd a'y~nt~ii-R-ichfigld-a-annual-Qutla ila w—sideiofthfi-a rona,-:.,__ ------^=dW cIre:si?:gearincr u p 'f o r T--T Days cclebration7 Ron Goicoechea,1 , Louie 1 Loguineche-and the w orst, Koontz finally walkedcd £a w a y with the $32,50 first i st and hoping for .Jt’s-like'J trying.to stop.alocomotive.s C.* ------^You don’t havo to 1be crazy” to enter this contest,c - th«the best.'. ^ - Toni Rolobinson, contestanm t “but it helps," said1 J.2J. Brown, whose team flfinished - Jiiti Miller, second, The conteat sounds ea syr cenough. The man ropes andan At 15 years old, fireBrandon Swainston'was too3b old to ______Elko sheriff “mugs"“n the cow - grabs h ecr r around the neck - and theth enter the calf-riding' cocom petition, but ho sa id wiwild cow a|.ard swi^aps waiiter rigiI A L 9 people' haa sjj^'n}jj?’nl little time! relaxing 7 ' Since it set up camp. Beacon said n r \ 1 By LONA RA^Ra y m o n d ' ’ ' ] MalthewB.takes his.waja.tcr on a Holmes said,■ . ' atudenta, workers arere 1 kept busy building' for udcdriiILyy Tim(^-Newscs corrcspondonl dadaily basis rather thanin on an In otherr matters, Randy “This past year our daugughter was kitchcns. latrin.trines'nnd mcdical units altalternating schedule with theth others Ashliman, preiresidont of tho nowly- pushed pu down, her teeth weie r e broken and packing in .■■supplies. BURLEY-If - The C assia C o u n ty _jiownkrearti; d o And maximmum use formed Unifnified.-Parents—For. and on hor hands were deliliberately By next weeweek ns many ns 1 ,0 0 0 on court ------School Boarcird has swapped water ‘w”()uTd wo re su lta in a ib o u f a 9-inch Education, prprcsentod the group’s slammed slj in doors," heI 1 said. He Rainbow sisteriters nnd brothers may rights to a creekci running through rccreduction, Payton said. bylaws«tD thehe board" and'gdve a 'apappealed to the board to s . ByJhaTimcs-Newa' ______8eg«ga,te_be.gkthQred_atLat-thc-RobinaonJloIc. ------g— ' OakIcyTo-f-20120 shares of Oakley canal Vernon ' Morrill dft^fif i d ^ fo r check for $405)5 'earned from a rcccnt thethese kids fo rth o iro w n p rot and The A ssociated P ress t election. camp locotedLed in n deep c a n y o n ■Birchi>cckJVntf.r.nfiftrfl.'ng.igreed:_____ bonk anle, Thf-hnnrH nliin^______^__------ucccaaiblp tinly-rdy-hyjQugh;dirt:jQadar------^ re d u c e thle e amount of water 1This likely would mean liiet> creek The ddnatiorion was earmarked for • Adopted the budgett for noxt about’SOmileafiBS from Jarbidge BOISE— Three Twin Fi I Falls men available forr sisome Oakley residenta, would wo dry up earlier that it usually the Special EduIducation department. ycyear, which includes a rraise for The areaa 1Has a yenr-rountl who have applied fo r appoir ’Ointment to T he decisiosion followed d iscu ssio n does doc in late July, when thele Oakley Ashliman tolllold th^ ^ o r d the group be,beginning teachers to Sl7,i7,033, with population of onlyc 16 people. The- ___thgJdaho.SuBrcmE Court,arm rcainnng nroone-t-ruetest-ees-ond-otho rs-o t-t he— wa -witbrff-hcnrpitnHs-'rwm ------IS Tdnho' judges and at ecting recently over 1The board approved the oflaffeiLtrom afTccting-oducaication-atthe-iuniar high eaniiiig.&3D eai J65..Ala ior- benmeCts.will— Fnlla^thrpp- Jiaut3-a’wav..AbQUthni 100 - • • seeking to succeed retiring nnsJustico whether thele offer, from rancher Matthews Ma saying the 20 sharares from and high school>01 leyele, alsalso go up a n average o f 10) fpercent miles southI is Elko, but the only ^ . Robert C. H w tle y J r. - ___ Rn'nia Mntth,thi>w_q, wn nld_iie p r lv p t th h pe pnnni is n h i>ttf»r fjnnld_fox..liie ------The.bonrd Aidll-rclocate-awi portable-----— :2—Incxeascd-alL-studcsjcnt-luDch—dir«ct-road-fro -from-the-Eiko-Gdunt-y— -—:— Attorney Lloyd Webb, 5thDi8tnct5tH Oakley of wateater from Birch Creek. school sch djstrict., clnBsroom to MW ountain .View School tick ticl ets by Scents. seat is blockeded •with snow and likely Judge Daniel C. Hurlbuttutt Jr and Tim Payton,on. whose ranch is on the 1The transaction is subjcccct to the from Malta foror six severely retarded • C a lle d fo r b id s o n two t^ 6,000 to remain that tha way during the Magietrate Judge Michacllel Redm nn dow nstreanrrend er ofthe creek, after it approval app of tho Idaho Departirtment of students in' th

/, B-2 Timoo-Nows, Twinwin FqIId. Idaho Sunday, Juneuno 18. 1989 ■'.■..■r .^Ccourt -— r J uvenilile office:;rs may lalack trainling, • Continued £rom Page Bl The Judicial ,GGouncil piaps to ~Bahno[inock County-Prosecutor- La-rry— will innkc th e a p pointmentr-'tiL-The—interview all tlie cdi:dndidatcaA U g. 3-4, E choBhoHawi, n former D em ocratic Suprem e C o u rt ju stic e willil haveh he iiaid. Chief-JustijticeJJobert-Bakcs, statete legislator.lc educatit i o n t o dlio jobs, SIiurvcy shlows-^lsa n d 'fo r e le c tio n in th e Id;Idaho who selves as clchairman of the Othe>thercandidatcs; p r ima ryrj election n e x t M ay. council, said it hasIS not been decided • Lowell L Castleton, Preston, KETCHUM (AP)) - W hat's it take It wasiB ppresented to the commissionion’s ccrtain.juvenile ofofficers receive Fridajday w as th e deadline, yet whether two1 sseparate lists of formernor law portner of state Auditor — ^------to become n juvononilc officer in meetinjing la st m onth in Twin Falls.i. p ro p o r^ tra in in g andnd meet at least Thee 1:list includes two membcnbers of nominees will be2 !submitted.to the J.D.I. WilliamsV> and active in state Idaho? O f 48 juvfnile probation.pffi_cercers minimum standar(irds. A 40-hour the Coi}ourt of Appeals, Chief JudgeJu< governor, c h ildId abuse associations and ...— much, accordind ing to a recently who responded rc£ to a survey sent: outoii orientati^coum.cosouiai)© required joggeD \Walters and Judgo Donlonald Two other canmdidatCB on the organiaa n iza tio n s.' ------complotcd survey. It iindicates there by Gileiiles and his fellow researchonlors, before an o^icer statarted work, and Biirncttctt, both of whom appliedicd for cu rren t list aLso apitpplied for the scat » WVii. illia m L- Mnuk. Boise attorney ------n rc —n o ^ c d u c a tto nnal--or- a f tztflining—20-^5^erc“coUoge-grndantcBrThc: 'hey—20-hours per yearr*of-contlnuing the'l987)87 opem ng and m ad e theI listlis o f le ft v a c a n t in 198737 by the death of considisidered one of the state s top r c q u ir e m e n ta fo rr thell 65 people rangeded from people with master’^er’s education, four narla m e s sent to the governor.r. Charles Donaldsoiion. They nrc 3rd criminininal defense lawyers.- statew ide who Bcrviirvc as juvenile degreeteea in sociology to those witlwith " The training couldId be financed by Theg f( fourth fin a list in 1 ^ , IdiIdaho District • Judge Wnvno Fuller. >^Charles 0 1 McDevitt, 3oise, u- in II vi>r»|T>» nnniinl nn ly h ig ------oddftig'fineS'toTiivciijmle-offcndcra or palls otiattorney Edward Pike, didJid not "W ein er, a n d s ta teTe Tl ep. •Patricia veternernn attorney who recently . pay of less than S18,0(8,000, it’a hard to ^ clere r a re no'Standards for beinieing charges for monitorinin g activities, apply'th th is time. McDcTiirott, D-Pocacatcllo. helpedped settle one of the nation's keep people in the busilusiness. a JPO,"3," Giles said. "Any^dy cann bibe The report rocoramcnds Thee Judicial Council alsoIso is Judith K. Hol:olcombe. Boise largestjest personal injury litigations T h e Hurvey ind)ndicafes some one, nono m atter how much or hovhow ■^grandfathering* intl thosei who now acceptiritirig applications for a hccclecond attorney, is the onl’ily'.woman besides involvii)lving hundreds of legal ^actions __ juvenile^fTicers havdavfi jta rte d work little educationedi or training^ hold jobs, 80 th e y willy be exem pt opsniiigng-on the-court. the aeat.lat.left -McDermott to appl:piy-thifl time, I^st- filedi overo; a fire, at a .Puerto Rican ------^with-almosL-no-Lroiiuc mer. . fronLtoug^r. nSwatalanitajdi.., ------v a c a nnt-by-tb^death t - ; last-monthnth-of—tim e-there—were-•e—th ? S o -w o m e n —hotfelr-■Ir------^ ...... through any orientiintation wh^n-I- militaryiry-or-low ciiforcoment ofTicencers—^GiIeB-«aid-ther(i-is I aaomiLreaiatanco justice:e AJIan^hepard., Hamlinn aaaid seeking to becomee the first woman • Michael- M W etherell, Boise, - started this job, ot^other than my are hireJred as Juvenile officers. TheThi to , the recoiom mendations, the deadmdline for those applicationtions is on the Idaho SupremimeCourt. onetimeLime Democratic candidate for predecesBor showinving me a few survey>y sh o w ed t h a t five ju v ennile ili particularly in ruraral areas where juiy 3.3. Th’e Shepard term runs ri - 7th District Jud^dge Larry Boyle, attorne;m ey general and a member of a things," said BloBlaine County officersrs responding were deputizecized b u d g ets m ight be tightjhtcr. throughShthe end o f 1992. Idaho Falls, also0 applied, as did fnmilylily long active in politics. Probation officer Samim G' iles. law enfcnforcement officers, and threiiree' “The feeling is thih a t if w e t r y to “It waa lenming by Ithe scat Of my of themm c■ a rry weapons on tho job, m ake-thia too .prorofessipnal, or • pants," he said.-Giiescs nndi othors are Gilescs also said there aro no nc re q u ire a certain lev«vel of education^ erviGes------r working to upgradee tlthe profession, etandanards for ongoing training, and.one they won’t be able’ to,t pay for it,- CLEY — T h e f u n e r a l fo r Rhoiihodn —- GLKNNSV — tE o gTft^^ldt' IJoroth■othy Alwurth Porter, ' 73, of . perhaps going so farir aso to requiring severalal countiesi ^ v e no budgets forfoi Giles said. Loe. 89. of Oakloy, who dieddii service for Donald LoeLo Arm brislcr, 35. DielricI:rich and formerly of Twin Fnliii, - a college degree to statitart, work. training, “ I t 's s o rt o f a ccontradiction, ng- day, will bu u t 11 a .m . Mondijnday of Glenns Ferry, whi^ho died Thursday. whodieidied WedncBday. will be al 11 a.m . Giles took part inaa rre c e n t study o f He's} recommending r establishinglg a b ecau se wo don't lowei,er the standards ““ “ j O akloy LDS C h u r c h w ilh Bish.tishup will be Jit 2 p.m. Tuc£lesday al the Glenn Tuendusday nl While M ortuary Chapel ided by the Idaho state-fu•funded Juvenile Jueticc;ico for being a judge beaicaww.,tho _payjs_-g„^y ------^v«*nf!e-»nicaisjiuuifi Whiteloy ofliciatihg. BurialI willw Red.l C em etery n in G lonns F o rry .— 1 pPr. John Parish o'fficinttng, Comrtiission on'Chlldnldron^Tid~youtHi ~~CDnrm'hitaaion-or-offioei^o-rraaka lr.«g ■■ • undor tho direction . , ' ______b e in th'e.b'o O a k le y C o m e lo ry . F rlenilends Arrnngc*nonta nre un ^ ^ I TiT^ic m ,o n l__will...JoUow_tU __S u n w g t _: . p m a y .cunrafMcCaiocHBTSniofoHTnn iri in U urleyley from 6-8:30 p.m.' todayy aiand Mountiiin Home. chapel from -1-8 p.m. today and ■" ' ' ■ T'r I at tho chchurcH oho hour prior lo0 tltho th e cha r - O b i t u a r i e s - ___ K ING HH/L------— Thc-gravctfkli;^I“n‘l“:id a y .__ The— ^m ily , auggeatB noh/ico for John AlleiIcn Wheeler, 65, of memloriai ori coiitributionB mny be m ade R rn n dcl ch ild . HO'WUS preeoded in huabund on two fullII timo LDS jront ’King’Hill.-who.dic^ g d e a thfl byt hifl_parcnla-nnOIirt!c“i'u. miaelbna. onoriii^Englaiu!jid and onu In ~ ^zrBURLiiLEY------T>M? funori>l for Gro; grnndsoisotw. Ponnaylvanla. D ilm o n FRBndall.'79; of Burloy, whow) 11 n.m. Mondny at,t tho Glonn Koatl donoroin* favoritef charity. T h o0 funoral{ will bo ot 11 a.m.r>. Survivjng_ar^ t^. daughters,< 7edneudny. will bu'at 2'p.np.m. • Cemetery in GGlenns Furry.______Mondaylay ot th'e Twin Falls yiraBt r T a m r a H o p p e r o f futile T and Mondoyy 'oa llH rP S IirZ n d ’WiTKl’CliHj:itapol—- ArrnngomentM' ur«<-un‘Jn3ar-tf>o~4irucUon ------W EENDElX*'’^The-funcnjl-r«r Nl Neal--- -- B a p tists l C< h u rc h w ith Rev. Gil M yorsra Christino Chosloy of GilHlbort, Ariz.; wth Biahiahop Honry Bnkor ofTiciulin,iting. o f H um phoryn F uunural r Home in Ambrofirone'. 60. of Wendell, who diod o f ftc inlating. t Burial will follow atit four sons, Jay Lionel Tilr ilb y o f B u d a , B u r ia l wiwill be in the Plonsnnt VieViow Mountain Home. T h u rsdrsday, i will be ut 10:j0. a.m. S u n setIt MA e m o rial P n rk . Friends m aty y Toxaa, Dr. B. Brian TilbjIby of Buffalo, Comotor;ory. FriendH mny cnllII nti M ondajday nt the Wondell Unilod urloy B U RLEY — . Th C llll.llt.it,.R cynoIds^uneral Chnpol—ol___ M inn...JM onJLJilby.q’.9L R -0M».w )JC-._ M cC ullodlochii F u n o rn i H o m e in Burlc 'he funoral for Prenbyttbylorian Church wilh the Rov._____ >^ from 1-8 p.m. The familyly Calif. and.Tnivis K. Tilb:Iby o'f B u r liy ; fro m ^ 8 :3 0 p .m . t o d a y a n d nt~(E1 (He Ljlancho Lonore Unrri?^ 011 , ei, ot uurley, e HHawkinii nnd the Rev. U icha^ osts that memorialal two' brothers, Low S. S, Pratt of churchonon hour prior to the funertil.'1."' who died Thursday, ■will w be'ul ll'ii.n i. fQuinn ofPicintinB.of B urial will follow a t ^utionH bo given to the TwinIn '6 rovriiB,"Cailf. and RoN)^rtS.Pmtt ^ nLittu: M onday a t tTiii Burloyly LDS WeKl Suiko the WerWendell Cemetery with m ilitary 1 ' First - Baptist Church VrcrinSnricy-wiSj . ho“riyre‘'rrB^by thc-WCndell Amorican -' ' orial Futid and moy bo>o in St. Goorgo, Utah;.-c;-000 slator, forChnrloirlotta U dy, 66, o f A u ro rn . Colo. Coli “ BlHhopAtthur R . Walolnum, ofricinling. Logionnn 1PoBl No. 41. F rie n d s m a y c a ll ntod ftt tho Church or nt tho10 Sandra Delucio,. of Joromo; Ji 29 nnd formrmorly of Burloy, who dieddie Burijil will bo in thehe PleuBanl View „t Bmaniys Wendell Chapel from 4-7 rn lC h a p o l, grandchildren and.,. 24 [groat- Monday,y, w' ill.W m I p .m . T uosdnyny Iin _ C o m o to r y .‘FriendH4 itpny call at the p.n,.^tM to ny.-The, .fnmily_n.»gg«'_"_tn___ ffrandchildron. Sho wnss proccdod] In the Vieww Cemetery( wilirBlHlmp Hniiiiiifd Pnyrio M ortuiiry, 22121' W. Nlnin S l.1 n momorirlorial Contrihulions be miido lo the ifTiciating. Frienda may cullill nli BuHoy from 6-8 p.m.1. today and at tho Chriiitin mida L. Martinez death by a daughter, •twot' sidtors. ofTii iitinn Educiitlon Fund in cnre of thr«o brothers- and a two McCullocIochs .F u n e ra l H o m o in Burit*jrit'y ■ church one hour priorir ilo the funeral. tho Went/cndoll PruBbylerian Church. IN FALLS —Waunda Louise jj. - Knmdchlldran.-.------___ __ f ro m 11::;l:dO a.m. to lai.lO p.m. o ____ I...... >lf-S«hmidlMurUnoz7C6,"or Tho funoral.will bo)0.at 1 p.m. fuoHday;y; ■ ’ TWTN'TAXri - 'A'A i rTviiU- fu'mlly "WiiNlE N D 'liL L ’*^^ T h e f u n e r a l f o r In, Calif.,'diod Thursday, Juno J Tuoada>at iho Polla' L.D.S.L. Weird JEROMOME — The memoriiii Nervicrvice gravuHido »ervice forir N ilhnn Bnidloy cOirdonon S.5 Hjonin, 67, of Wendell, who 89, in Lincoln of an oxtondod t o d a / f C h a p e l a t 400 So., 160-W■W. in B u rle y • fo*" S hirley irt Ann Truppcn, r>9.I, ofc Anderson, infant son1 ofc GrniggA. nnd Thurnday, will be al 1 p.m. i. LaVem Vem'Ri s u g g e s t ■ with Bishop Honr,iry Baker Jerome,, whow diod Thurnduy, will bo atii Lanoro R. Olson Am.nd, rson of Tw in was bom Oct. 6,1932, In Twin Jay al the Wendell LDS Church TWIN FALLS —L contH bu J officiating. Burial willill bo in tho 10 .«-m.n. Tuesday ul the Hoviove- F n lls. who died W.cd;dn aday, will be . , tho daughter of Jo»cph M. Biiihop Ron Buhlcr ofncjnling. ' ------— R o u L h ^ 3 ..o iL l'w in J i p n r r - ifmwy-cnllTit------^ b a r t s olan^unaral-Chupal.in^rum n •ome M onday u t Iho-Twin^n-F.llaCometory Funorni m em orials to the Primar,nry Childrens directionon of the Hove-Hoberl.sol.son of Whit*.' M orturary iti'li TlvIn Fnlln___ _ ._Wcndcll , She Worked for o timo as-n form, nour Hobtoin, J ^ Hospital in-Salt Luko-C-City, Utnh. crcmntloi:lon flervice, will procedo•tho th FrietidStids ' mny-eali—at-nom araya ...... jod vocational nur*e and s=3= i aon of Willlnm nnd Al W a u m A rr»ngeme.nts_org,,u_ u n d n r th e TW IN FALLS — 1Tl e'funeral fo r' WendoJl'loll Chnpol f^m 7-B pjn. tftdny. ' grnduuitod Trom hii ------d ir e c tio n of the H ansonk ^M ortuary in ______T Wngo. IN •» ■ H o ls to in in 1933 nnd R uport. i ! s e ^ H nnlinR n BuHincBi) C< LflTSOlf-n. M artinos was ati active Firfer < d ^ t r o y s h o i i i s i Lincoln,>0 r-of.thaXOS Church.------— -— ~ y c u r B J ^ c “inovcii:ti>"- i ...... 'HANSEISEN - An ab a n d o n e d houslOUs:- 0m 1936. O n Ju n o 17. 193 16. 1989,•vivjng are hor mother ofIf ^oH'nLyte Deeds ,-LricDocd.,------s o u tl i.o>£-herc-burned U .to J.he,grouround...... ______^ 7~ i^ucillo ixiuiau HuducR o u t h illness.r - H o tg h t s r C a llf.- r flTe sona:—r.------RiCHPlflLD— John-I lay-when-somcone-butninning- . ___ Kiiiuiiin, -LaVorn “Vern" Shod wi Naves oCWest Sticramento,), 76. of Richfield, died FrFridny. Juno Saturday ' H o w o rk o d uh n boc . Fiitla-dicdJntc.: __ , Josoph Navos of Northh 16, 1&89. a t th e \Woodriver weeds in a n earby d itch let the' fii ^ Intor OB froih producorJilH o lG, 1989 n t L n rsoands, n i Calif., Rox.Tflj’lor ofif Convalescent Center in Shoshone get tOO close,cl( said Cpl. Bill Tilsonon ( of ^ A tlantic Commissictl b r ie f illnoHS. wn« a , naAlan Schmidt of Andorion,I. a f t e r a lingering illnoss. t h e T wvin in Falls County SherrifT irs t o l d s j y During World War>rch 11 27, 1916 on a “P in thand David Schmidt of.WoslIt He was bom on JanuAuary 11,-1913 departmeinent. Bacon Produco Conn. NobniHkn, the nron. monto,SI Calif.; one daughter, in Kin^erly. Ho wontIt to Grade No Onene was in the house, owndd!d b y KovcmmonC contrncti1 Altcc Routh. Ho liconsoi/icvo Schmidt of Andorson,I. school at-Falls City andi i 3 u B .r Lx.nr Bolcher of Hansen, whenun it. . l y O d— and—one year-at—Jofc nnd'onions for tho arinTO~hcKooI in : I throo brothers, Richard— lire at about 3 p.m7, Tilsorison . 7 j f l i r ' i u jy z t m i l company'wns nwnrnd then ntCendcd yenrs nng serving in tho U.S. Army, School. Ho moved (o R Ri T H r o M 'l i------awaiU-by-th«-govomm) ColleKo for two Mr«._Ln r non^f.U tn h." nrtcd hin B u rn s J t froap-deponds-largely upoi"ipon ------S* i------' ho w oporutinj{’’unoHs. tho Kouch sTstorsT"--I'-l • p.m.-----Sundtry:------:-----RxrhfjoldT-one-brother;rn-Howtrrd d6nalT^a“ii3“to''w hal~B^con^Iir*lh‘(;UT— ------:------iy. In 195G ho Ro«emar F ro z e n Foodn CAr7>oriit gomonts are under theI D e e d s o f Boiso; th re e sist^ a t.’ ;on F o o d s , fim t in Hoight*.,ion i of-the Price FuneralI Polloy-and Fayo Hubsmil Ho Morvcd Afl state ually is any old-hat; he said • the Grower-Shipperri;r nl it's present ° f C n rrrin C itru s H eighU , Culif. Richfiold and Lols Priir id m o r o o f aa-it-around and you give[ive stnto prcHid^t of wni th,. grnndchil Boise; 12 grandchildrenm ’andhlno ‘ We pass- ou can or take whnt yoiyou ProcosHorn of^biihovthe d RuHH-ettCH The'71/fay fi great'grandchildron. He wns what you - -Frozen Potuto In'atrti1 Hnsh Brown MondnyLLEY — M ury Tilby. 89..of___proccdod: in doath by htihtB parents - necd."^- - directorH oftho Twinim F rJreted b y both— Wor** . C d f ie d 'F rid a y .'J u n o IG, 1989. nnd throe sisters. — ‘'- r — ------Though;h IRainbow people have beer . of Commorcu nnd wu»-BcrviccB.- The Cniif.-wiLDS Hospital in Sntt Lake - • Tho funeral will ba aIt t: 2 p .m . on • trickling' ininto tho J a rb id g e a rea foro r a a - . th e K iw nnid Club. Il^-to w Consolidated offlcintiniuih. Tu'ea'dny, ot tho Richfioliold L.D.S. few weeksks and some plan to remair ofthe Twin Fnll* Mu»o)f Chicago in 19G0 Cloverdalwas born' on July 24. 1913 in Chapel ' wilh Bishop Dalialias Word jn th e a ren a th ro u g h th e fir s t; olof H |«B | ___ nnd A.M-sinees proBidc.nl until - on Tuesd^jyomingr.ih°Tdnughlor,'of':' - -conducting.-Burial-will- Il-be-in-the------A u g u s t.. ■ the ''official 'Rainbow)ow ~' ' B A R N . t7a-Thu-con»puny---- calLal_ll member of tho Twin F D. and H,azel Christone Hichfiold ' Cemetery. Thrhornmily gotheringilg is July 1-7. ["a»“UnrvcT«ul - - suggostii memorials bo meundo to tho UqIO O rdor of tlio KnHtcrn H PrnCl. She nttendod schools ‘ old.a prayer and meditationtion initinn. Arrange: R ichfiald Quick Respononso Unit. . . ” C now wan nctivo in th.- F ming. Idaho and Utnh. Sho ^ t noon on July-4jLBeacorcon -- -Church. BcrvinK ate >> proflldCnt of dircctiord Jny O. Tilby on September Frionds ' may call ot ihi:ho Borgin f at.'s w hen th e fa m ily decides lutcrctary. on tho Dour?r« AniJoctjtlion..- Chupel•9 in in Joromo. Tl.o, Inlor Funoral ' Chapel in Shoiloshone on BOld. That.’t nnd“Dbn'rd'orTruf'teo:of the Potato ■' ized their wedding in the Sale M ^ onday and at (he chuiiurch from wWch-Stattatc-it-will gatherin'the nextie x t'' Com mittee. Scout Cotdirector of tho M aryiiyTem i ple on Soptembor 25,'• noon• .tiU_tlme_Q£_flaz.\ivicos on- year. m A t 4 ^ c helped orKiinizu thotrtutc,.board of ' DURLIallowing thoir mnrnago they T ' u o s d a y . “W e pickick.nntional forests becauseuse Sundny School CiiiKH,n FhIIh Chnmbor Burley, ind Jerom e und then movod th e y belong)ngto the p e o ^ ^ htmdded,e d ,--. - SurvivinK _iH hiH ^UH w if ii mtimbur of »l the oy LI in I960 whore thoy have' J a r b i ddge g i residents don't seemcm W.fiyJWB! ~ WIIH a m em ber » City. Utal 'TAXIFREE. ------T w in Fnlirt; tw o wmH,if V ornincc. --- ^A nn Arkoojh overly concancemed about the Rainbow Uouth of WinnomucciUBonic L o d g e .'li) She wahad b<^en employed as n W ondoll — Ann Arkool>ofh. 34.-of_J —onfllflUght;ht^said Joan-Harker who --Now-'earn-conompet.iti ve-ratos— ------nec 1942 ond a Otto; Wjj- _ _ _ nnd Hr, iTrrry Rttutluil in at Cnnniu - Memorial __ W cndoll, diod Fridny, Juneino_i6,„i9e9,------worksflt-th'-the O u tdoor-Inn;------— l and bypass UlJncle_Samj _Kiiile_i. - - Nov»du.;-unu diiut^htin Fnllii ChapU3r, James I Dfor w vrmi venni. She was ■ nt r tho Fred Hutchison ™ ------^ e . w eero n a little-bit apprehensivelive— i l l ---youVe-at it.-F©F e d e r a l,,S t a t e . & __ S h e n d iin Cox o f .Mi«niia■rn Slur ,29. He Sjitjcjers/e !• member of the Church of IR e s e a r c h Contor in S eattle. ving th a t m a n y people in the ono brother, CurtiHi• Firnt naptift -inWyomt'hrinl of Latter Doy Saintii Soj^ices are pending ann°nJ will bo i l» » “ > v i r B t i w j S l ; ' Local Tax-fi-freeM unicipal "Chiippcll. NcbruHknn finnncial mnrrindvi-d J in many posilions in the »announced by Domarays, . G o o d l n j a re a , Bhe,le soid.:“Bu£-we held a town)wn B o n d s lo o k 'bbetter e than eye£^______!-flnd-the-deput,y-(Daveiv e — ------Krnn'dclitldren—n-nrt-uurd o f D euconn 21. 1929ii'B.-ShcTiliw'rwVVija'wiljnior— CClui'lMil: ------m e e tin g -fi l;eL“u s“shovv"y<"yW’K ow 'tlitrfa:^ ______teeit. the Pulpit Bolcmniiei ------1 Williams)0 who^ had boon over thereere exem ption .ca:can pay off with Committee nnd I^ko C ity ^d tfl them told tis what thcv ______nnri tiilkfid'' bey , . B c ig iiiJ ___L.:~::.aTib1 5 t a n t i a I --hj-itmg-term yield. . — : ho C h u H o n g e r 1929. Folic - T-j i ii— 1—■ — wn id -~ that-lat-therwmildn’t -bc^comins in g r- - Call today...... rcHided in overhcrotc3 to any ^ a t extent.’" - wifo, Lucilk- of to Rurloy R a in b oow w Family m em ber David MAOIC VALLEY RE(«, Willium -Bill- l.vc-devor‘H'ER Hnnscn;nndtoMr.Ir. D a n d M ro . Ja m e s F « y o f Bu Geae Stur^ll B ob S e ib e l ciiiimB.thn grniin will nnt ______iccui of-N ..vuda ------Sho hn. . ______»A M rTT*0mrT-MntiHH R o u ih 0 ^ JoHun Chrr H n r o ld ------^------CA88SIA S I MBMORIALHCSPrrAL ------until-the-6}(•6paflBafi:bBtter-than thqyjm— : Ingram and Mrn- Wu>po■iHku; P Hcvcn und M.-rveiloy'; and A d m lttad .j found i t ’hohc said. P.J. Gonzales of Heybiim.1 rt—DTTT— 3TP f. t— TrnxitnryiCTi C ra ig H elm s.. RadomRd no Stephens, Dollyly S to n e a n a B ut Milleiler plans to w ait o nd see. E d w a rd D.0. Jo n ^ & Co.' . ------f — Bronda ToUori«.-aIl-all-of Burley;-John-Buckwfl ■ . - w n h mon‘t",know-whnt-kinds-of- kimtKfNn Vuil lix^huK.|c.Inc.>M.Vcuim7^ Mrn. CroRR Andermin, Dennis Joyce PrertonofDecD eclo; a n d M ax Slwen o f Paul. -of— ' 3Bi *“• ' problems6 'we'll have.” the sheriff-iff lii^a nh H. Efrcctivc6il6/ii9H9 .. ______. Nippor nnd Mrs. Jeff Skim n-Pnils-;----- — ■om^hcifown'Tnonthsrthny ‘O m am rity- B a b y i^irl 'F r o y , ATrs. ivcra l s ■rBrXC: RicHanfCaivuryri•y.IIa Locked Robert Bobo'itf lorccnt who .show up areire ~ iS^ ------H ondrlxrnll’of Buhl; Mm ghtor of Robinson, all of Burloy:Bu Tod Carlson'of Rotoxburs; nnd say 40 per ifflafflgagaBaflaBflgaRBftfiN r M urtaugh; nnd Jnmos TupplEGIONAi MEDICAL CENT H uiloy S tau flo ranid d RdvaP Uscola of Heybunr; ------good, peaceice;loving people. Bait whatfiat --- ______B U th ______------doos-that-te: teil-^u-about-the other ■60-60 - ~ Dnughtcrfl to Mr. and-r W endell; Mm. Ray Stand.iT-Jr. of— - • A bnby lo Mr. attdndM 1 rs. Anfknl Telleria ofBuiuf!oy, - percent?" A re n z u rjd J u n c t T a y lo r, bi tfnirtiul.-:'. .Ir. of Hnnscn: Mr Mrn—JnTno»-Prnj-tjf-‘Buh3:-K ic Runmujiiien, lx)th nf ilurloy

nn. Lucy Kearnh-y, Mrn. D kiiiniT «ir»i twm.-nll o f Twin-1 Kcnnoth Cuudmaii und Mrs. ilm. Kip Qunnpll"nnd dnUghi uppurofChalliii, B i rth s ______1_____ ld-Mr7i“ l;upe HcmnndeET-t ..... "r- ■■■ V. . M ,n,r r. 1 ■ ggtc ValUl e y IV m o re> for holIding inim ates BURLEY^(AP)^^KPstiWBs close to rcacMiif^ state prisoners are ill or ifilfi lawsuits. . . state will take over,*’ KilleenK said. “It minimisesites an ag‘recm?nl:^to,jpairt^toli^s.m orofor holdin{ing An estimated 160 statetato inmatos arc being heldId- the impact on tho countinfifiq * ______iH erA vanie''^r- prison inmaU's^ih.t&b!)^.0i^'^U|aho Corroctioiuons in moro than 20 countyy jails,ji sometimcB for up toto Killeen, whose jailI o:often exceeds its designed„ed-W «47ii Director RichariVetni a year, because prisorsons aro jam m ed boyondid capacity, has notified1 CCorrections that he will no ay^SO & -F a ir Av^;^.1 r. N - ■ -*We’re io H lM n aJ^a^)tppi^*‘Vefho'n told theth e' capacity. longer hold stato prisoisoners for extended periods _____ Wnhn Sh<»Ttfrit>A««Afi'iMf ig^y, ila-quartarl}riy -----Porm«r-Co;rrection8>ns~Dirdctor-Al-Murphyly once the state’s new' amaximum>sccurity prisorson . meotog UoB twia^i^gqj^qffly»\fj&.d Venwn a formula thataat writing. ad^tional living spacee forf« inmatos. will boost t h i l ^ t a ^ i i ] “Having a gentleman'fan's agreement is Hne, butIt “It will reduce the\ holdingh< capacity of Idahoiho - .Tho U .S r -M ^ i^i^Mpitf^^nrrently. f i payslys this ia quite a bit of money and a lot-ofif inmatos in jails by probe}bably a third," Killeen said. 84^Nra|SjR^ day to .houseise .-responsibility,*hesaid.._I.______• Clearwater Countyity_ Sheriff; Nick Albers.r t B B A KEJnMOEPAK l the—’-Ada Conn^Sberiff-Va-Vaughn- KiUeen,-a-ieadingg- - assooiation-prsBidantr^^-oniH oarlipr fho iiiii E ^ — p —Ig ■ eggM iiiiiiiii 11 :.'i.7i2;9i7Earar .....average. coiiA^-.cfoiS:.Sa?ioMeiUmg.an inm ate,te, critic of Corrections'heatuiavy reliance on the jails,), mu8t be adoptod if cocounties are to.avoid.thethe n - V e m b n » a i t f .^ r i : : T ^ said the proposed contracract is long overdue. -- - —increasing risk-of-innnznate. or Amarlcon-CLvii Tlie'’co n t^ aci.a]^r^F^oSapensate-coTmties ^ ies "In a n ut^llpthe agregreemont-says iflieeping.aa Liberties Union lawsuituits over deteriorating jail more for m e d i ^ C ^ ^ they bear whenlen prisoner will cost thc coucouidy additional fun^, thee conditions. ,, , ll Fresh Balaked Glazed BlPersitlin g s r -J |rifa. *««> lers learnn resounce conseervation y - . . The cammp, the oldest cOnseijvationin "We’re interested in ir teaching presentatiations were made, the . -camp.in Idaho,Idj will celebrate its dOthh techniques."L. .. _ ... ■ ...... commiseiorioners made tjheir decisions ! ’ . year next1 summer.s It’s a cooperative;e Students learn to id(dentify trees on how theiie Big Wood Valley would _ ._::KETcm§^^5^jjB^^l^ialr-^efTort amtmoag the University ofif and do forest s u rv ey ^study .range-bow d,^.-^ ~ ' 'i^ reB t groups' 6unwarMf rt c ^ ltf a fl'-Idaho,- tfthe Soil Conservation-n - managementinT>fty,^.cxtenaion-Jorester-.4 from1 -i-commissioaers'aiktibei)! -plherspecial_ ; - n . J u l ^ B o ntieless'^5®^- ersity of.Idaho a t Moscow,. iinterest ' groups.' A ■■■ ■'■weeK^"**"-"'^y^>'^^^ ••'•^e Uhiyett Aflor the G e t; a a E R E E i s ] ^ Top Silirloin Steal ^giasscatcna: ^ $ ^ t e - d gjeandrive—^- W a r d ^ X hs c c s c ~ b ^ S _ ; ■ ; ; ------y correctly. They followed ] By DONNA S Q iO B WC S iiw V ^ ; absolutely < ...... Tlaics-Nemxima&iliSi . ‘ label direct}ctions and the regulations1 begins * woi>rker ...... ------^ > ^ 1* vy~~"‘ that ia'ia exactly what we like to“ 2 0 o z rMe d a lH b n . • CUFRY-^IJarrfto^^ ' stock benei m E 5 0 ' collcct ' . Butler salsaid,'W e really need to get■ ] ThfrTimes-Newp 'containertVpe'^Otfrt^mtfm^SoCe- . the «ducatiiition out to the farm er on - Retail 1 Value Game5 HenS^^ poets ga'rnem^Aftjdra what to doo \with their containers and' RICHFIEI^.-^emp!iplpyee/stock .. . . .CRtSUndsinvmuiildiiMiwu :: I s ■ (T^^SloBcal^jhDW-tb.diflpoipobe of-them;"------• -j ownership-plan is b e ^ ninstituted at- - -IiratfeftstnSO ; Ai6fociftii(ul5a8^8mgggpgti/-. . 1ACA jmwill hold more can‘ Ward's^ Cheese Inc. withth stock thc tmdeaDfaknraDce,iiu9 be more. iR o U e d C h ulick Roast- 'F a iti M P lH Ijtw ns~ ih“ different'Idaho; ^company is buying from ; 9 Dclidous & Boneless recycling-aSmSS ^ Q M Mcal • locationa ththis summer and fall and f - - 5 ] ^S r i a p ^ rider at regular ■ family. prlce.and get a free___ i ^ ^ u c k S t ee i a k ” — and-fertili te r C T w ia« ^ W l n i ^ ^ —will-probabablyexpand-the-program—----- The’coraponyisTJurcha caha 6e cruah^ ’ani-'ii to'fl—n n r t ypnr.. ‘fnic-moreT we can spread ) t>ag catcher OR get a_ _ 8tccrcompffltty3Sl3R>rUii^HllJj* Of flf^^' thlg OUout,-the better we will do," f mrewam5ff^rmrar ^ the family. The stock willill be held in $150forfor your old i B e e f S t e ^k . f a t .will melt-'giid.'fprBfrt f tbefericto saidShielda.ds. ______—trust-for-the-futuro-J bebenefit.and... „mower.i-cHurryoffers Sk :lTcr>dcr, MockTcndciJcHoin...... "r~Tenro jwrtSi-i-• _i .:^ZF^''- .-.. T he. I3Idaho Ag Chemical -retirement ^ of.present aand future end soooon. - Ae farroets byoujga^-glisifaiaintflh. Sssociatibribri p attern ed i t s ' can Idar-Cheese ______S B 4 9 —JjVard-8-employsds^t4b«ha-Richfield— ------n = l l r - ^-----|j to:the.collectiod.p<^3Sn collectionn after a' four-year*old ^and Carey, operations. ^ !. cans'were' . progiM in'(nOregbtt ■ ,■ “This is a great dayIbT f w ard^s ~ S i L . wererinsed,6iRtiJl5jpk$fi«ti^,nS K m p' ‘ -'Accordin,ling to Bud Grey, MCA , Cheeseq and its employeyees,” said volunteers ^M3^^/'.''-.‘«ombe'r in charge of the can' Thomas•f Kalange, presiisident and ^ P R O DU I C E P E P A[H i fr M E M T 1 '„.Gary:SbittdB>j6Ettri)^l^^g^ g ^ 5{~--'c61lection,I, cans-that-are,properly < chief c: executive oflicer. “W■We can now ' directdira ’-:p‘repared by b triple, rinsing and put p all our efforts into rirunning the ' ^ ...... pcrcent^.of.tbe.ea^Wt^3 s i B ^ - - tnwitiple putjunctures can be di^sed company ci - efTe'ctively 'W ' ith all utc Sharftpr " - be - re jeo t |^W5^?^;^oTinlahdfnifnisi but cans not prbperly""ei'TiriiSoyoM'participSi^af aabi^rs."! , . _ l. r .H . New! Whi improperly p^pftR K ^?? -prepared anare considered hazardous W a^’s stockholdera'hailad. received U ------_other ofTprg to their-shares,------1 ------invcstigator^^Vrii^'AA w a s iT ^ 'drd“ " m uit-b6-takBn-tD-a-o< S ^ ^ ^ is not'onlyt inconvenient,ii but can be ^convinced employee i^rti ininceVitive to ^SHwdoaleaters for non-commorclal your dealer tor detaJiB.—— - - o f E n e r ^ , continuing.□g. performpi e.ince' tbey ea'ch:h 'h av e”an " ' ws®-‘Seoyoi . ' r a p e s flintz. Rockv 'Flats equity et interest in the.comp< wr>*< pfo»T^ Bd .^-Heii pany- ^ _ ’FtnmtrOr'ltmnlTmTn " ^ z _ I operator of flfc>VpHTnH'nffoyRbckwell, f( leamed.of.- . Ward's sells-c^ese anda whev f f>, sntetmn 'product's'' 'domes'ticall[lly- ‘and “ P i t C T T . wea p^os ■. ^^^^J;\'^.^nus frofiwM F r i^ y n i ^ t fro^^ m apw ith &Snaippen|_I H peadiiEs^iA p r i c o t s ______intematiooally.-Tbe salesj-volume-at- ~ s s ^ rfenverPostist reporter, the newspaper Ward’s \y Cheese has tripledod over the 900a|SSi Sams as Cad OJi.C. j Crool Mbc ’Em'm O r M afcli ‘i^in...... The bbnusesr^i^^’^6"&^'tb'-saldr il - ■ past P* live years.iCalange'sa:«id. Magl^V^VaneyRVft Mower H itadishes&)t G reen OBii'arr-; .’ Rockwell Intorn& tio^^■©i'ftr.jla Hwy 3 0■93W ^ >TF>^1338| F resh and Dclidoui .li . yinanagpinffntTO^'tiiw^ptRiM M ffic h ...... ' ; mariufactortapiaMGB^5& ®rffbr'- : nuclcar bombs!'^1^-jillij^j$l^i?rere : to covor wbH(-,ptf^ni^tt R o T A mn r C l u b oIF i JeromeIE ;_3eptcm bcr _ |l< a g to c EERXL&EEHiZ^ ' The bonusetfjM ^^W — Commuttl FuudRaisiagsr r imiefinitclyAgaM^W™ : Energy • - M M I X( I E D S j g l MA M B L l —HPirtciqr,\; ■: - -Meadow ( . .Z...Sqore8"V^(^^^Ow5 Goldj-Bifsasw '~'I’Environmeb^^^^WTO F T O U R N i P!r.^ I ■ l.'ihTestig^n'' r^id|i^jra&j IHiNT e l « ' ; - r looking, fpi; J u n e 2 4 , 11989 ! -1 :0 0 p,mI. . Use Off (ShotBtm)n) ______, : diimping["')»^Er$^Qti^fo^"-oT~, ------ntry Club M ’- r - - " ------SlfsoO ^iTprlnjiMoney ~~ ansntartrfUi ____ ^______O W e s t e r n I s c n ^ s l l ^ ^ ] t e a ^ ~-f .^B01SE.(AI’]f‘^ tQ aii;-||irp^rirt^^e^ H e fn { J ~ | ■ and cight^O £e',(,#«^ ■ Pro¥k’WeiOa The :-jij-~| " =£emoi .: Satorday z ^ z : : CourseC -— • crash oiriu^^.tg£^^ ftsams— - b : , ...... SSCT “ ^’SEnley. •' RAn WOMi-irlRzstf)------FliPVor Ice- • Thr Qwtw% iuir«g^^ c^ a lft%ldsestHr^ ^^ S = 3 G n = 3 = 5 3 1 = : - U pton Tea-j- B a j g s ------~received-flt4^ftm--ra —jnerjrPlirPrizes^ -— ^ 2 STEAMUMiT 7 ------accideht-lQpryaraitafto _ F m n llv S b c . 24 « .. I ~ • ^-RcdiiBh Stidgeing^gg^ ' ^ _ PepriProdtii M C t e - ...... A catonng.i):H*Bi?:T|5P«ri Itoum am entlin 6 Ilk. 12 f E: l R S O N - ^ ■ Auth6ritifiiOeli0^ft-te^jA PMOIlOHE: 324-2332 TdOAlIlYTO ENTER P a n c a k e MLi x _ , - toKetchnrn fortrentmenL-L- -. -_ ------mIMEUPYOmmWIJEMI a i uiORSiBHUPHionnn OUUiyAIIDBEPUCXI “ Knistcazr7-ib.-Bon; 3 j S | Z ------Th&-CusterT%^^:;Sb6hf»hf!^:«inoe------iC bw kxlrKwfflEJE— ^ - cnatt«®alr.T - - is jnves*U : Pt^'n ttlb k t ramrOmT" W tertcm Family. lOO lb . B a n ...... , r-IdahO:9tat92Poli6ti&^ IWI toW n M , _ ^ — invBHti gation.- P ------jamonwrlilalio 83338 - T TT-, .. — : ------B-i — wl p ractice w a s bannoi oxposuro. — ------SiTpreme'Court’s obobservance of deliveringing water to the IrrigatorsI dala. Bliss was in Pociicatello Friday to releasec a0 in I9J7,|-theireport said,id. state’s rights onI oothor issues,' and cutt offc w ater for the hydro preliminary report ass(ssessing radiation oxposurcure Phosphate ore c6ntai(itains high concentrations: oof “You can cover it up and minimize the Swisher expects thele hhigh court not project,"," he\ said. from southeast Idaho'lo's e le m e n ta l phosphorusrus radioactivci uranium,, whichwl is releosed during thithe exposure, but you can'i:an’t eliminate it unless you J industry. *" m anufacturing process(88 iand is p resent in slag. remove it from the comrommunity,"hesaid.

Bail redd u c e d l i rI Pocateflc[ ^ b a b y e;a i s e Grohmp wants to^upgrade jmivenile officei:er-traini^ POCATELLO (AP)-P)— Over the amount..-. The1 woman had been, heldId se^ up a trulst account forfoi her. ' “ TCHI:HUM(AP)j-W tat'sit-tnkcokc -keep people in the busirsiness. u p g ra d!e e the tl profession, perhaps;------objections of prosecutcutors, bail has in the BannockBa County jail undero r . O fficers sa id the' plailastic garbage )me a juvenile officer in Tho survey indiidicates some going so) fafai r a s to req u irin g a college . been cut in. half for• a 22-year-old $15,000borlx)nd since h er a rre s t bag containing the infaifant, w rap p ed . juvenile officers havc'0 started w ork degree toU) stast rt work. ___ _ ; Pocatello woman Tacin:ing two felony He saidlid the child could have died,;d, in”a to w e lT ^ s o contairlined used-cat «otmu£luch, accordingito a recentlyitly with .almost npjraininiing. "I didn’t go ____Giles ^took part in a recent study of charges that she ababandoned her making' thet: crim e murder, since,ce, .litter. ^ ■ completeded survey. It indicotcs thereere through any.orientatatio'n when I juvenilee officers,o TunaedTjy the: new born infant la st wecVeckend. Pocatellolo policc] investigators said it . , a ro no C'educntioi'ial or traininging started this job, othther than my Idaho Com:lommission on Childron and Inv estig ato rs said the;leymtcndcdto requirem, ...... -A t__.a___^henring on o Friday, apparent!ntly was put in the-alley imonts for^thc 65.peoplepie predecessor showingng me a few Youth, ■y take a blood'sanample from statewidede who serve as juvenilelile 'things,”- said Blaiaine County It vas was presented to the Magistrate Mark'Beebe'be ciit Ihe'bond- Saturday'lyafternoon and,it_wa8 not ..M cFarland on Monday, _____ fot-Susan.M ichelle Mf-dRys—But-Hcalth-and- id—that~t hc~S m i t hs~wcTtrrirhume^liist — F u r n itu 'injury to a child. Thehe two felony Welfare DDc e'partm ent spokesman saidid Sunday m orning, and thilhat they were , ...... chargea'carry a maximdmum penalty tho infantmt has been released to a outside to hear Bnby JnJane’s muffled o f 24 y e a rs in prison. fo ster famimily.. cries - hurt-soundingng cries they ^ s n — I Joe Oddo, deputy Banlannock County The ag.agency aaid it has beenin thought m ight havo boei)en from their / ------proseeutorrflsked-fora-;-a-higher-bond;— flood ed-wiiwith-doionsof-caHrofTering— ig— c a t - tha t-wftndcred-off-flf-frrfew-wceks ------f— m ______althpuph he didn’tt : specify an to adnpt tl* . the child. A_|ocal law firmm earlier. W k \ - J t j

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MAGIC VAU.’AO.EYmLL-734^00.------H iafamee'ourlnstallatlon. - • ■ - Sufiundny, Juno 18. 1 9 5 9 ' Tlmos-I W\ est Boise mnail fightin( Aree they Istrange[e, o r jljust tre]indy? -shppliftii:ing epidennnic Llamcla lovers flcock to inter'.rnational c(convention in Salt, Lak:keCity , B O ISE ( A P )-T h’he e inew Boise-Towno Squarero is lu p p in g SALT LAKI^ 'C I T Y (AP) —JeanTni;nipp used tb carry also cncrealc littio oUnited States and1 cdem an d fo r th e sexualal advancesj if th e y a re pregr■egnanl. ppound for sheep’s wool. proportions, but NewellNe' and some merchahunts eoy mjmsl.IS moin o re th a n b re e d e rs can meeleet. vere tam ed in th e A ndean hihighlands of Peru i ■ juvenile shopliftingg hash been a continuous1 p:problem, ““f" "“S e a tin g up profits. more than 6,06,000 years ago and are ththought to be the oldest dome:mesticatcd anim als. Ther TwSm m eSTuI hi* hand at raising the ananimaia, but they H o f th e fts am ong thnsp __ ___nqoiqtnn^ mnnp^ igcr-for-T bc B o n Marche..... 8rat-’s-death-hi8*anim«l9->j-were-sold-for-a------H He said juveniles do iabout 80 p ercent ofthe sh< .toJRolflndXindemaimiaJCey£wJ^rk, Miwh of------■ that herd wasjaa purchased by Dick andKKay P a tte rso n o f " |P w = = i _because pXthc^^ ^ n i l • Sisters, Ore.,., V w hose h w a o f 40Q'is tHriargGStrlirNorth” yl — _ ------He said thc light-fiit-Hngered shopliflors-somometijnos...' __Americ8i____ doviso elaborate systcntoms. Som e will have'runnemers” who . The Pattersersons breed'endlelKthciieir”animal9 and’ ------tranapoxUtema. to.aa jej; a r b jr _ v c h ic |c and lookcol^uts. In _ started the InternationalInb Llama RegistiBtry to help tra c e - -o rd e r to sncok out thcle item3,_aQm'eil will piA on jevjewelry.or-. . “peHigfcesi'lCaj ical-llama'ownor— — — ib’^ l rateg- clothing ond wear it put of tho store, has h ad no otheither eiqwrience with largeJ anima als, b u t a re —ABG^tation - — Store owners saidd thti e y d o n o t just sla^ sho]hoplifting “dog,-^at andd ggoldfish types" who see llamila as a n d fall in ju v e n ile s on thc wrist.It. • • — -...... love. is moving up. “Wc prosecute by concom pany policy,"O w yen saidaid. “They Llamas rcq require far less care thahan other large 4ilw ays-lobking-for------BO-throoBh-thHegnlTyswystcnn"------I aramilslike'hcrhoraea~ai&i~c6'w oH d~eat~n"ifluclrieaarTiwy------lys to improve our coverage. TlTlmt-s why-we'.ve recently changanged our position___ Ghinesc»e emmissaries to attend o n .yourr t(television. FYom ^ Channel 27 to. ClChannel 68 UHF. ^ 0 ^ / . We hop>e you eruoj\joy our new look, eig h t^ Wveek ( ‘fouiir-culturc■c’ festiveal___ •a^d if by chance‘ y*you accidentally SPOKANE (A P)-1— Two C h in e s e Higginsns said festival,ofHcials ludad o fn c ia l's ^ ^ p wns prevc‘vented by U.S.______. turn to 27 arid we’re're h o t th ere, don’t ' government represcntantatives p la n to talked witlvith leadere of recent Chinesesc State Department-im]mposcd travel . • /.pam c; S ifn p ly T 3 enUsUpto68: ^ Ah'd a tte n d S u n d n /s openingling.ceremonics student dcdemonstrations in Spolianc.n c . r e 8tr ic tio n 3 j)jLSo_vie.ti.e.L.diplQjTui.tLC_ _ Z ^ _watch-aILyour.favoriorite.A BC-Stars o n ___ o f th c Pestivol of Fourur Cultures,< but nnd at WoWoshington State University,ty personnel stationed inI tlthe counlry. our new, improvedd signal.s festival officials snisa id a S o v i e t in Pullmainan, and. organizers are notlot Higgins'said the Sov!ovi6fconsular JgF ' iteriols for_usQ_ _ f lP e m is s a ry will not bo theithere. _ _ expecUnging the presence of therte ofTicial s e n t som e mate -Now on Channel 68B U liF in ■ : F e s tiv a l diroctor ShiShaun Higgin9!.;Chineae_cB Jd i plo th At sJt^B plark .a niy y , at; a symposiuih'?'M o n d a y on ; said he was notifiedI bjby officials at' protests: aat t th e festiv al opening. intcrciilturiir issiieO'affecting the- -m-...... r TwinEoUfl. ; the Chinpae::cpnaulfl,ula_tc 2 .in _ -S a n ; “Wo. dod;on't_ expect' any direct'ct’.. Soviet Union. ChinQ.anand the-United. J. ; Francisco that a detdeputy conuul cotjrontatiiation and hope there will be S tates.______■ generol.and.a vice.c.B co^naui, b o th . Jnone,” HigiiggiM 8md.-“rhe.(officiaIs)-Is)____ A delcgation.from.AIailakhachkala. a ...... connected with the ciiicultural.afl'aifs who are! comingcc ... both have majoro r city on th e C aspian Sea',:a', will fill in a t o fllcc, will travel to SpoSpokanefor-the -duties ass culturalci affairs people, • the ■ symposium wit'ith a' panel oponing o fthe eight-wedveek e v en t. “The feefestival is a salute^to 4,00000 presen tatio n on how -perlerestroiku and S m The festivnl, one of.of.the largest years off Chinese( culturc, not thc1C glasnost arc pcrceived>d and carricd . TELEVISVISION ------5tate'CcTrtciminl-ovcnts7itsTTvil} jjp fii _ul„ eyc n ^ofHhc“laBt'two'wcekFT'‘7hc^ f : 1C—out-in n Soviet-provinccT Riverfront Park, sitete

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Maximum value;$29.9.00 minumum:$75;00■ popurchas e ^ - — ------— ■ ------J ------— ^ ortd P re m iecr Papaandreou Ll fig h tir H u d s co n ' s SS h o e SS t o r e r»g * DOWI/NTOWN i& LYNWO'DOP i o r s u rjmval irn Greekc electioins TWINR=ALLS ATHENS, Grccce (AP)iP) — Premier Greek Coi^mmunist Party and thc1C “Both will try to rcdiiduce the huge Andrcns Papundrcou blewble a kisB to Greek Lefleft Party, hopes to gain bar-r- public-scctor deficit, keep k interest linlf a million- supporteirters-Qod-re— gaining-po\power if^no p arty -c a a jrin .ain n _ rn tea up to rcduc^ infItflab'on, r e d u c e - ■GAI C J lliu fi,>rui{$ii licbt, uiiJ 5offi^lFtT7-to— GI NTK cam paign rully, li;'uVing‘\ itlrPASOKTind'NewDemDC^ dcrcgulutc'bniiks und'soaome financia l— ------cide Sunday if the gestusturc signaled racy say’ thtli e y w ould rojcct any. com-1- services and privatizee wmo public luiil o r furew cli. ^ ______jnuniet_BUiwpport_to_forra_a_govo^__v_, corporations,” he said. 3 power in 1981 l O E ^ 1 » E Popandreou is baltlinjling for politi- mont, a atstance that could load to0 Papandrcou came to p LE 5 cal survival. Ho tratils ils opposition months of3f instability and new clcp-;• promifling-to pull out ofo; NATO and ^ IL.. T 7 I7 0 ___ I - 1___T-U:6.-militar5;^ 3^1 U U -I4 E S 4 ------pollii-and has been hurtrt Iby financial Popandr*dreou ended his campaignn bases in Greccc. NowV he. says the V scandiils'inTiis goverfimfimcnt, his'ar^ Friday wiQ i^ c o u h lr y b en efits froriTl]The organiza- C ^ O hm m : $ ! ! ! vorce from liia Americarcan-bom wife, tratcd roUiililies in Constitution Squarec ' tions, and h e is ncgotiidating a new M argaret, and his a ffairir vwith a worn* in ccntralJ /Athens. Mitsotokis did thee b a se a g re e m e n t w ith thetie Am ericans, an h alf his age. wmo- on'J ' T hursday. CJampaigningg M itsotakis sa y s he fifavors closfir O N M E ^N'S AND) ...... wosnotalloilbwedSotuxday. tie s w ith th e .W est and tlthe-EEC, and------Still, thc 70-ycar-old ppremier. r who,...-The'YS^iHes are festivals of blaringg th a t NATO a n d U.S. bas^iscs in Greece > m ^joHticB-cigfit mufiit andid joyoiis crowds lost in aQ arc vital to tho countrys’’s defense. . - W years, prcdictod al the; rallyn Friday sea of part:irty flags and the smoke of; f; With few clear dietincnctioM on po- WOMEN’J ■ ^SSHOE:iS _____thal he-would triu m p h ..______explodintfijJirfiiHijka.______;______litical issues, the campfpaign has bc- _____ "On MnfulHy he premier," - Rtit-mfin; a^como Dcrsonol. - - - - — —J Pflpundreou-shoulcd .toa . .! tKunderoua: :.b6eathe.'int .AVh j y J applause for hia PanhellcBllcnic S y ia l" turn to dene m o c ra c y a f t c r ^ 1967-741 Nude plytographs of P —ist~Movuinuiit, known a —aj^^ld^ncoer^ P t o - ^ “On* June 19 the now four-jur-year term PeiMnalal ottacka have overshad-- became1 almost daily fixixturcs.in op- _____begins, o u r fourTyear te rmrm.” owed politiUtical issues • in Greece,, ]position n ew spapers. M)t60tai(id and his center-righT' c wHcIrhaBB 1the European Economic: A pro-govemmen; newswapaper pulP \ --IW o 'taLb^ t i s , ^ t y h w o o[|«hoppln»Geirtoif^5^ d ^ New D em ocracy P arty lenlead by about Communityitys highest inflation at 141 1lishcd a photograph of a young Mil- :...... v f Y o u .- ,._ ...... _ _ 7jra3-62«)^^:._. 2 _ - 11 percentage points in the latest percent, Jarlargest public-scotor deficitt i Botakis flanked by twoI CGerman sol- n-148M«ilnAVB.S. ------poHa. - If - Uiat- m argin - hoiholdsy—Mit8£h_and.wealMSteetcuirency. (diers. Thc picture impliplied th a t the " ~ liiEs could become thc nextne premier , ' ...... — _ i fo rm e r re sista n c e fighte:ter,Jwicoar-_~^B;^ ...... ------with_46_perceijLof.the._ypivote because M itsoJds t^ supports a free-markctt :rested and sentenced to) deatho by thc C Sirifa * C S f B O ? — ' of Greece’s election law. economy arand Papaiidrtou'portraj^-r-Gfermans;— ( coHaborated-:d— w ilh—th e — ------; Greece's 7.89 millionI cleligible vot- himself ass a defender of thc welfare! NI azis. ------C T rn rrrc q u lrc d 'b rJ a w ij ------Mitsotakis .focused Oion“m ultim ll~^B ------lots in the elections for thethi 300 seats. However,sr, Elias Tsotakos, a finan-■ Ilion-dollar financial seeicandals that ______y S H < in thc unicamcral.Parliamament. Twen-.. .dal.cooaultu itaiit'.in Athens; rsoid .theI ..1..have led to the firing or)r resignation - ty-fivc parties are Heidijlding candi- busineu-coicommunity believes * ^ro! cof cigHt members of P apandrcou’s'j ------dates.’ ----- ■ is not-a-gr«reat-deal-ofdifference" bc-• govcmmentr-including-E{ Deputy Pre^------. The Coalition of Lea 1 and tween PASC£0K and New Democracy' rmier Agamemnon Koioutsogiorgaa. Progress, a new alliancanco of the on major ississues. . IPapandrcou denies wrongngdoing. ^ G ovcrniling parilies in EEC m aa|rlo^4Ipsund” B u im e

BRUSSELS, Belgium ((A:AP) — Gov— Spun has 60 Beats. The conservative - eming parties in the EIEECnati6n8"'Popular.Parl ------wilHose ground in-the-.IB-.European pingto , aias did the centritfDem6^~' Parliament if results in scseven mem- cratic Uocia;iai Uenier losing 2 and be r Btatcfl th a t vote Sundmday match .holdings.__ those of the Hve thal votvotfiiJDiurB'-^ A Commanunist-led coalition won 4 day. seats, 1 moinore than it had. Several Unonicial projectionas of' Thura- other partiesiea made slight gains, day's ballolting in Britain,in, Spain, the Denmarkk — Prime Minister Poul *" f .MONEmM E m m ------Netherlandsr-Dejimark-ar-and-Ireland—SchTuator?®^»^ri8ervativfl8may^ose-2— ^•MORERm YOUR - showed. gains for oppositintion'-candi-' bfila'4seats,ts with the Socialisli, goi’ng-- datC9,'with conservativee partiesi of- - from 3 to 5 f8eattf^Demnark is allot- ~—tenthemairi-losers.— ^■ ^ .1 - tod-le-seataata-ln-the-Parliament-in— The European Economiimic Commu- Strastourg,r, France, “nic People’s nity (Common Market)) rnations to Mbveinent-A; -Against the EEC, which vote Sunday on the 518-»8-aeat Euro-, waota.a re'feefereoduxn on Denmark's pean Farliamcnt are-Edgit»iginm, Xiuz- membership,dp,.lo8t a t leasi 1 of its 4 . .embourg.’.Greece, Portujtugal,. .West seats,.aceoniording.to the polls. Other =Gonnnn3F7ltaly-and;Pranc€nce;:-^—-—;-::«ata.'wara:s< gscattOTod=aa ong=yarious: ■ OfTicial resu lts from Thursdays T parties and] coalitions.c< balloting'will_ not be releisleased_ui^l__ H F W P l voting has been completccited Sunday. The Netheih erlih d s — Prim e' Minis^ I; Exit polls and other surveyveys indicat- ter Ruud LulRubbers and his Christian _.. ed.lhie votcr.swing^Thursdnsday: Democratsi gigained l_scat'for a total, - ^ T s fE ■ , BHuiiir-=-ThT5DppOBitliiltloifLaboT—of^bartheli elrconfieivfltlvB-coHlltlon— e 3 -• Parly trounced Primp MinilinisterMar- partners lostist .2 of their 6 seats an^-~ _._gorctIhatchei^E-(}onservatt^atlYeJ^rty_tbe.Sociaii8ta rtflJieldAll3.scat8. / — I t .h as 16 scata in the • M z m W M Lj i p i i i which has been -in pow;«)w;er' for a . .Ireland — d ecade.. ^ *• ParlianieiitI bibut.the ballots a r^ t-b e A British Broadcastingg CCorp. poli counted.'unmia-Sunday and tho news'" - g B V c L a b o r ^ l o fth e 78 s eBata a t allotted:~medigdid not11^ carry predictibns.- rtA R G E Rr I P R f N t ^ ^ to Britain and the Conserviirvatives icoted tM t when alFof the ~ Labor had held iK and the'Co'riserva- e C ' elecHbrisaii^':^-dbm'p t l6 y thfi Sacl&llflia, lives 46. with 166 Mattata, will'etrengthen their Spain — Prime Ministcster Felipe dominant pcposigoiL Thc centrist ml ENLARGEEMENT — — Gonzalez's Socialist Partyy willw lose ^Christian Det)em o ci^ ta bold 112 s c a ts ' of it*! 28 seats in^e.PPorliamoat. fli and also were,ire,cjtpectcdtogain., f ■ _ , ...... m • PRO FESSiONAj AL V IN Y t WAALLET f l • NEGjATIVE k - v -^ tE E V IN G P lSB g l l i Mann ageme3 n t j p ------—L c a r n - te cziiniques-for-taming-_ ih g-youpsff^ss. ------S U P ii i r ^ ------IZ12:00 - IM fS nT ? SECONDrS E T H B —^Tuesdays------7 ; I" I OnrTeach 4 ort!b^*oriflup€3©r3S~w© wili prlnfairaff extra set:: ■ “ ' ~ JO ofprlnts^fJEE^:irWfrH-THIS-COUPC Ju n e; 20, 27-and July 1 1 PHOTOt COUPON MUSTr ACCOMPANY' COROER 1 “ CLUB TODJ J I53UPON-aooajtHmjJUNE24..ii.J9e9,ONl.YI UMrr t c o uponIN P:PEft CUarOME>< 2 ______2 nifF iocooH^Conference Rctooiii—------>-LlM IT------^ ^ ------■— — Eogl-OBDW-tglpn—^ ^ _ Roll Develop I $5 (lunchchjncJ.pa^fierjses" o r 3$15 for the series

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f f l . Sundo'y, Juno IS.-1969 TTlmos-Nows. Twin FqIIo, Idaho B-7 J- —.. .. ______World \ Puet•rto Ricoans marrch for indepeii mdence> Defernse Foreces reject ■ ■ -V-SANJUANrP>rPuorto Rico (AP) — T houaaaand.q.qf ___ I^’Cripj;fiAid_SO!;rlOi;rjK:nenno(t;Johnston;--DrJfrLa^...provoking the marclrchin).--—— — ------^— .. prT)‘indcpendonCiijnCG'demonsri'Slors w avingg PuertoI - w ho-w as presidingng over the three-day hearirrings. Marchers, all caic arry in g red,-w hite, and bli icfea i yxlialcngue- fla g s an(and chanting “Yankee-.go0 ihom e" “is treating.PuortO•tO;Rico ;! aa a colony." Puerto Rican flags,:s. chaflled "Yilnkee go home PANAMA CITY,Y, Panama (AP) — negoti marchcd Satuiturday during corigressissional - 'Scnatpre Johnstoiiston, James McClurc, R-Idadaho, a n d ‘Yes tO'the'repulpublic! No to the colony!" gotialions between the various Tho Defense Forjrces on Saturday politici '' h e n rin g s on thd island's political rolatfotfonship and Patrick DaniiiniciJJoymhan,-D.N.Y-.., drci . Alurchorfl-also chantedch. "Freedom for Puer itical parties but that it would not rejected a roleI) in a three-way -Lake;e purl.pi w ith tho Uniu>d»d States;£ - listening'io pro-uid’ond’opdndonce, pro-statehoodd iond Rican political prisoisoncrs!" ______------Jiftlogu€—with——o p p o sitio n — and------P.«r« ------j": pTtmDtonomy ConnimunmwcnltlrleinleTSTCEtll)/ i^reirH-Baid-tlw-opposition-wants-— - On Thnmday, Pu(i’uorlo Rican iialionalist J ui — - The-march-fti cetphcdri:5r Ju an __' g o v e r n m e n t poliilitical parties on “tho0 militarym to participate in order Sogarw-Calmor-wawas-s6ntdncodua:i6S-yaBr9~ „ _ a lo n g Poncc* do.Jio.Lcon Avenue to 013 S a n ,Juari, p k b iscite. • .' “ PanamrPs-elcctioinTCTiBis; : ^ “ t6 dem prison and fined $5C$500,000 by a federal courtirt in The proposalI i waa made by a militalitaz'y will not capitulatc to in h e re tho hcnrinirines Were taking pla'ctc. 7 ’ , i' ~ Puerto Rice, arCaribboan Cc island of 3.2 milt Hartford, Conn., foifo r M ^ jja rt in the S7 millicillion delegation from ththe Organization of politiciiticiana." people! has beenn a U.S. Commonwealth slisin ce robbery from a Welhills Fargotiepot there. 1 . ,_Police_and or^iir^anizcrs gave jio.ofitimatcJJ ofthe-^1952.':c - • American States,, which\ waa sent to The’he fate of the military and of filial-^— P aD am a —afto r—t __ •_cro,wdubut.SanjinJuan'fl-^aM Qi-U-Iclovpvi8ioii-^he- :m arch—.w: ono“ ‘o f'■ ra.rjt------^The-march-wae-fi6-supported-by-the -SoeiaH rrzm6-Bt\cast 12,00’,000 people toolr'partnn f h oJ rnarcV^i'ijcpohaencelrallic ir Party, a-smallpMnMnryist^part'y-thnt.supp'or lorts • voided the—May(■y 7_pxeaidcntial: ncgotisrotiationrhe-said." ■ ' ------election. — •• rrjind demonstrntioItion: ThortrU'erc'noHisfurbalbahces. fo rc e s 'o c c u p ie d1 tbth e islan d in 1898 a f to rr tthe' Sai^d?nce. , The'he opposition oa Friday agreed , • International olobservers aay the jq S panish'A m ericanin War.V That party's lead(ider, Carlos Gallisa, told tl tho OAS proposal and snid it ' opposition won thetl vote by a 3-1 looked ..;" T h is is a nI oio u tc ry of the p e o p le . ugte^aracl’rM iddle;£as peace- radio, reported. .,..Ther military." Accocording lo Arab accounts,ts, the , - com'mand'said it wiwas checking the army r ■ jlE yK JA V lK , IcoIceland lAP) — A n _ t raided the' West Bank villaillages , ' ao Saturday; troops burnirned report.;; •' — H f y e a r* o ld -A m e ri • o fO aa'isa'rin and Hawara, and ab o u t uTiirarnli’nis belonging to PLXDiniiitarita n ts----- The-army immodi becpmo tho youngewest person 10 diatdy. impo6ed,o,-.tw odoiiozeftrreaidenta-were roporported— —- ' had: becQ-atorfidiin^an.-lslamlamlc-^eurf^v'Oh the canim p, foYcing its beaten' areund-tho worldrid arrived -hero ■n wilh assault rifles, NDAV I 1C. 'They al.'^o C orchqd'severv cra l '35,000 rc8idents to_sUstay indoors, Ar a b ______V sur Sflliirday arid saidid 1 he wanted b do !MftHo4feran:^{rlrol^o'uk‘5uk of 'reports said. irin g a ra id “ o i r K a f r ed-1id-D ik ifSfc llyins on to ems, opcordirtff to Arab report)brts. Saada wos the foiburth Palestinian soldierers uncovered a cacheh e o f N o rw ay . - ; wiiR killed in Gnzn in two rms belonging to activistsI of tho ------rrm il^W rrnitvlIyr-ij^J; sflTilim~I»o^lirr~7Vrrn7r I MEEFPSTOK£S__ rved in'.thc' achside G aza StriStrip, have been killed 8incc*becember~^“l‘^si ^ from San 'Juann Capistrano< m ,, ro troops on Friday shot.ail and- 1987, when theupiprising against •ella group of uprising leadla d e rs Soiithenl Califorrijft,.ijft, also.planned to *1 1 three Rtlestirii^ns.' ' _ •' Israeli rule of the0 occupied Gaza ly linked to tho PLO. ----- take^part-IrhTesttvitivitie»-estages^uld S I bI e freed in Vw akeof Khoiam eini's deatl: : - » f i *24 D ra w in g s o ! $ 2 5 - - ...... pa), Roman Tcherheromnykh; and ; y g ^ ■'n6bn*11:00 p.m. _ Sbxfictnnd-Americon■an jo u rn a lis t.-- ‘.ngoi.w.^w,.,:;:.- 1^.'., much greater issuoss tot dwell on now, Iran’:n’s parliament Speakc a k e r “His landings.,5.. j u s t - keep-; o n ; •. „ ' — ...... nijmcly tho-Sovictct^UnioTi's-n'ew—Hashimimi Rafsanjahi is reported1 to b e “ ------im proving?-''M rs.^ AliAlicngcnn soid as, tIR U T , Lebanon-^ Foreig'cig n thinking and thd rovol/olukion in China, offeringng help to end the hostage.issu is: e at 11:1 lO O . f u n - ^ p o r t i J n ?- - - she-:wat<;hi^.:hfiKson-50o_bringiiownJu8— igflff'sti II he Id J;\.LQ}?jDOir.b'ir.by~— “Iron:hng_noJopgoio r a n y interest in ifth c ' 'West'helpsW lacatc four Irani•anian ...... B A ^ T ^ ’ S plano on Saturday. . -- . • pro-Trarranlan militants couJij be treefj^ed'Hteeping thosiThMtaKiiKos-in-detenGbn..-d>plomai fTals-cajlllircd so^n“ycffrs^ -AJiongona, a rea^ilioHiate devolopDr.. the^mprov«!Veni=of-^^oihoiJs-^f-you-were-iW-Uieir-sj -shoesr^u-would—by-the-C ^-ChristiaiWTHlitias-in-northi rthern— ■ ^ _____ —— ___ n W devote_d_piIpt, bejb^gnnlenchinghis ' ^w cjsn!cn Teheran.and the WestalUaflor njosl 'definitly use themth to'improve LebanonJon.‘ ^ death of Iran's A’yatolla)lla h iho'iies wii!rth'fc''Cbuflifllries'lhey;come '~"If'wewe read'RarsanjVniVwordsrds a t ' son to fly al age' fl, j a t first holding ^ ® the, boy on his la p .'• Ruhollalllah Khomeini, a top cleric snidsai from," face va!/aluo, wo notice he was sayilaying '^i,’m tired apd Tnfrnf roally glad to'be' •. ' V ■ ^ Seventeen foreigngngra .— including that thq,hd. western-backed, Christiis tia n ■ ■ here as this is one ofofthe-iongcsLlegs i '^^^bosbbllah spiritual IcadMSheikicikh: -nine A m e ric a n s, fo^opr Britons and .militiasas are terrorists as well,1, a n d - ' H ' H . a t' la PrlanOllaal Spot In N^ a v a d a - _ofv.the_trip.!!_TQny_sai'said.asie.EoLout .M ohamimad Hussein Fadlallalllah, two West Germansns — arc held capable)le of hostage-taking justIt li like lhe nve-Tibur n i g l i f T ^ ’C.'reveBTo’tib fhe m entor of lhthe captiyp in Leb.anpipri by various the:i' '_MMoslem- tundampntaist:i s t s ,- ; ; : f f i —aACKPOTV^lVAOA------o ^^s plane ader the — from&ndreStromf^ifjordrGrccnlond^-^^«apP .pperfl,-tQld-Deutsche_EreBa£ isae:_shado.wy_groups.Jio iozboUah-=-the_ ilfldlaikllah said. ______r r r . A g e n tutur r in on interview Saturdayday: “Party of God" — isis believed to.be. i_^-— ^ The fantiljr' set puo u t Ju n e 5 from . mcaptors are now convinceiced ' the. umbrella organinization under John Wayne Airport.rt iat CosU}Me3ft.._^[,eir p, prisoners' issue has becomome^ ' which these groups hiihidov--'- ■ ■ C alif. ■ - ‘ • - over-conlonsumed." ',. _ President B ush h asi8said.Iranmust. ‘ 0 % C otton , T h e y planried'to' leave'IcolandTorlei The* black-turbaned,I beardcrded help in freeing thebe c a p t i voB its ___ Nof\^3^rt'^Cnduyy tlo'continuo.^llie'.'sKeltir ffXdlded: “Tho-Va’r agaihsThsT followcr’e hold-iri 'Lebaijori'-if-its L ' ''ly-ft'S, _ 19,OOQ.miiKi^1p ..dubVubbod Fn'cndfihip to frrtrisrismJiLthe-tforidJa-iLv’fiiu.^ Jh&—lalaznic, governmenLit is to return to ^ :kerDress^"-- ■^H ght 'sg-rTrom fRcro~ificy-S7’tonrd ~ UTilted’”!3" State'^g.and the W ea^avifave tho iqtemationarconirrinumily. ~ Sweden, ;,tha Sovieviet Union and C h o o h onward to Aiiska andind home. ■ • ■ p i * ,-_-Tony is carryinging .'letters from ' __ AliiiLEkflJL^oijichlchUdren.to.th'eir__ —Soviet— —fmd-nd—n n ^ 600-fo o t-r S a ife p tp M “f n e n d s h ip 'flcroll"' aigned-by aij about ' _ 200;000 Amenwn-j^ui(oungalOT lhat he— ...... : "■ ^■ i. ______, pldris to prcscnt'toI SoSoviet President ' A n nouncinces the closing ^ M ikhail S. GorbachovlOvinMosco^. ____— ^ . . . ofhis office:e fori the practice o f' G o rb a c h e v will bo meeting us so .•.^^•>1 __long as nothing hahappena," Mrs, If '—A liengena-B aid;— ..... ; - N euu r o l o g ^ ^ ' '*■ “\ Tony became theJ youngestyc person - p h - ,. to - ily . a c ro s s -th o - UniUnitcd-Sliiics in- .'. A p ril 1988. | K An escort plane carcarrying a Soviet , O n J u mne 26, 1989 — '— *'■ journalist and aidocuocumentary.Clm— ”c re w 'w ^sTo rcedtoto tu rn l)Fc'k'lo ' " ■ ■ K -V. Greenland on Fri<'riday evening ' becausc of a malfunctiiiction. n 3 m i o & g f e s u *r a n c ^e ; 3 * P e a i t t\r

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Some people confisnfifie their singing to -jfc------the shower. But thehe Mini-Caasia'Swoet maay beJbeesiLgift - ‘ -■AdeUne8-nre«TBhy(rtyCor-lonrdejirfoTthai— f • m atter); a n d th e irr 8]splendid harmoruzlng • nettfid tho club 2ndid Iplace honors recently M forr father*"s^itids .,y ■■ nt regional com petitetition ih Idaho Fnlls. r!.C The amall chorus■us competition drew vo- By JU L IEE FANSELOW SWETYE cal groups from Idal[daho, Washington, Ore* 'nmes-Neiv'w a 'w rilc r gon and M ontana... TheT Mini-Cassia Sweet JIB P ” 'A'deIinee"aro d irectected b y M ary L iston"” v. FA L li-T iany’ Mngic Va’ll'/alley kids know the bcsl pre- from Pocatello. The1^6 group also elected its ^con-^^ivo-Dnd is a gift of-thei.heir time and love. - -— ------1989onicer8, a nd theyth( are Lillie Ramaiay - - ^ 1 is Father’s Day, and childreriron everywhere are preparing . of Burloy, presidentsnt; Maxine Trout of such gifts to Ihoir dads. AltlAlthough many_.children.inter:______S. ______l3«nJ!fill»A2iM-p)ceiJBlsi!l(fflti.Row.mary______Wrtg^ f l n f R n p a rf yjpwcd Insnsl week at Marie Valleyy Mall^ were shoppinc for Fa-.______it to spoil ahy'faVrpriseB by re’-^ = ^ _ ~~'coaeryofTwin Fallsalls.recprdingsccrc- ^ iHePTUyyy presents, we didn’t want ti vliat-the/d-boiighlr-So-mateeateadr-wp-nsked-the-kids-what ------= - ^ tary; ariaXellyTrol'r o b w o o f.lV in F a ll^ ^ )st like to do today with thleir o ir d ads. corresponding secrei:r e ta r y ;..... ----- 1 cchildron hopoto tre a t theic-ieic-dads-lo a-spcciaJ-meal.L______e to-take-him-out-to-dinner,-er.-lhen takcjiim swimming."-i- — I Julie — ly Rost, il, of Wendell, of' heiher dad. Russell. Her brother, P rm 1“ Swetye” ). agreed swimming soundedled like a cool idea. 2 tot lake him out for breakfakfast," replied Victoria HayeSj I spotlighr “ ^ ^ ^ ^ ■ —'srorTwnrtTFallsrHijrdadrLeRoyrwrwould''prbb(ibly1ikiriirlra'V'e pancakes a t th e Buffalo Cafe, she said;aid.' lursuits in mind. . [ A nother m usicalII bbunch, the Dilettante V. Eric H ayayes, 9, had morp n^clive p u rs I _ -Group of Magic Vallialley, has a w a ite d _____ ^ M “I like lo,0 p la y tennis with hinj a lot,-"ot,-" he said. “T !>a,aouin8choiQr8tiI^iipstoarc^etud^ts'for _ ' Jenniferr Schoolci;aR, l(5T^'^oodinidin g , sa id she wants to m ake f further stu d y in thle e ea'rt?. The funds are her dad, ChCharlie, a home-cooked lunclinch of chicken soiip, ijrackers j the result of patrons*ns’support of the Dilct- _ and fruit sasalad. ______^ '|j iant«8''recent produc3iictionof"The K ng ■* V ‘Ofcoursrse, ho lovescolToe with his-liliB-lunch," she-addedr-...... ] and I." The recip iosnts n t a re Holley Lall* he’d like to go fishing wilh his • m an, K ctchum ; Moleffllodifl M echam and H er broililher, Christopher, 9, said he’ jrm an, noted Christopher, who . h AnnaliBe C ulq^,t, Hazelton;P: AnnTa^or dad. His fatalher is a pretty fair fisherm should kno'low: Dad taught him all he knows about angling. H(^ [- - and AmialiBe T ^ ^lor, o r, Kiraberly;-8nBan liko lo go to Mormon. Reservejrv o ir. r Rflinke, Anna MenillTill a nd Anna Gerish, said they lil __r_ . Filer; A nna M o rga a n n .and Jennelle i M S everal1 other c children snid they'dy'd like a day of fishing with’ f Hansen, Buhl: PennjnnyM caure, Rupert; _ theindada^j,---- - • -— ------■ : ■ I . .a n d A n ^ w D o r h aam, m Intorlochen, Mich, Jo sh Sch:horzman, 10, of Roseworth,rth, thought his dad. Wayne,... F Dur^m, by the w£way. is one of two a re a ^B yi^'V would favoior the idea. & did Shaun Stokesberry,Sto 5, ofTwin Falls, “ f ■ students who ju s t gragraduated from Inter-' He and hisis d ad , Mel,"Iik(Tto~go"boatiratingrtoo. BurShaun's sister, . . lochen Arts Academym y, tho prestigious _..Tara,,9.,lhchoughl_maybc Djid would1 eenjoy r a trip to one of his fa-,'~ school in M ichigan.1. T he son of John vorite reslata u ra n ls, Prim e Cut or Pizzazza H ull •Durham ofJwiP-Fall■allB.andXouAnn _ — _ L acey JoJohns, 4 'of Glenns'Ferry,, sa id ahe m ight call her da31 - lZZZ ^D urham oCEDcatello;Uo,.he majoredinvio-.. .. _ - Dick, who.l1.lives in California. Brian1 Ufrutia,Ui 3, of Shoshone, M id '------• ------linJnnd pjim pd seniorioiLhonora. The othor _ hn nnd hiss idad. Curtis: mighl' pltwlit nowers‘'.orfli play in the sand- rM rhon ia T m pp______------— Magic-Valley-Intorloi -box.;:.- Ann Rosa, daughter;r o0 f Don and D oris' .Bryan of Twin Falls,Is. She majored in the- ____ Xn^y-li!aHrt,in,‘ld, r or-Buhlr«wid-he-h(^-htJflSpiclc?yljjui.u specia l pre- fnr hi5 II, Marl^k, also mentioned tJic i atcrorts. lis dad, Bill,_Troy’s,m o m , I __ ^rnmily.plan 3ack.ridingnnd.camping._— :------I ■ Among others race:accivjngDilottante______inned_a_w.D.ek.?nd_of.hprse:b.ncl ~ grants~are'Mauree'nin SE l ^ r, Scott S o m -.______.B rett Doclodds, 12, k i d his dad, ,J.,'Tei'7%r7y, m ight want to go golf- ■ 'T'' __niBr,Benao Barkmainun, Dflrrftn Kwrhii,~ _ ^ Ing^’ilKlininm.'Br^t's.brolheri bc^t.-l,,••4, thought maybe Dad would. . Clover Skeen, Melaniiam e I& rba. T avia L yn have ! to takira run with h(rif;^t!j^th e Twi'h Falls High School • j Gilbert, Shelby Annetw K ardafl, Jennifer TJm.».N»i»sphophoie/AKDYiknEra track. Daviivid Dodds, 7, was meanwlnwhile looking forward Ip’ a J. cn;npmgtri.rip. ; Call. Katie Johanaen,en, {Qm Monson, Rub* J. Terry Dod)odds with chUdren, Kent.. 8{ months; Emily. 3; Scot:ott, 4;Debblc. 6; David. 7; I sell Monaon, Jody NNij ix, K im Patterson, S t e v e1 n, ,68; Carrie. 10; Brett. 12;t; Becky. 15: Kiii^. 16. Not^ot pictured. Jimmy. 13 It looks lillike J. T erry is goihg lo h avave e a busy Paiher'a Day. 1 Amy Peteraen, Kigaligela Petersen, Heather • PUlipa, Robin PfailipGlips, Amy Pocok, Lori -...... Pocok, Jeni Sudweeluwith hia wife, C athy, is the thi fnther of 11 chil- Dododds will be celebrating toda;3day w ith Kim, 16; Becky, 15; ..Falls Poat No.,7’8.C1!;iara.A.bi H osbrock______. .. .T^mes.-News writer dren, said he-ke-knows Cathy — wlw .spencends more lime with -Jimm;m y, 13; B rctt,h2^ C arrio, IQ;10; Swvcn, 8; David, 7; Deb-. - . : Memorial Educatiormanal Foundation Inc. thi!‘ k i d r - ^ ”as“as'a'lrerhendoTrs'rm pacl onm Ib'bm.'net liope.-} he bie, 6;6;'^011,4; Emily, 3; and JiJent,Se: 8 months.,. . . « : The $200 aw ard s wen ent t to Lana K T ana- Father’s Day warmss men’sm memories of good timeati en- does, too. “WhVhat makes a special Fatherh e r 's D ay for m e'is just hav* -■ .J oying th eir .child rc n ’a.coii f> Innkti fftrwnrd't/^ n iitin p's_mtluhc_diildrca s __ inc-cv.^vprynnp nmund.-gnid M piLStokeabecry-orTwinI Sl Falls. * . Tanaka; KathymA. G( ardner, daughter with th eir own d a d s. I'hc cIo8pnos8_es'.enjoye’d W fi'fc m ily c a mrTpifigtriprforoxam- p i ----- It:drdoean’t-mattor eo./niuch-wli-whufJie,_bja:;^ife,_Sue, and • ; o f Roland a nd Cecjlele (G ard n er; BoDJde L...... It also m akes m e n mlusc usi about w hat i t m eans lo)_b_e k a par- pie, g^ves him^n a chance to talk/w ith h iss ofTspringol about val- th e irr kV id s T ara, 9, a h3 Shaun , 5,5 jj do togetheri.'Thc mere fact______: Goertxen, daughterrofRormldandCjTi- of ent. One area fatherlalHalH'Falher’a Day can inspireire the d e -'" u e s a nd w hat'is:,'isim'^”rtaritinlire. th ey•a a re together iarol)oughTTiee sesaid . •• : thia G oertzon; K atieie {Siplon,-daughtor-of •- - sire to be a better dadrltr l t can also b rin g along a littittle bit of The outpouriiirin g o f lovo from h is c h ilddrcn re is ii .special port “WhVhen I was'younger, I alwayjlays considered wanting kids, : D onald and K arine Si]Siplon; Adam T. A rp. guilt. of Father’s Day•ay for Dodds. b ul II nr ev er expected to enjoy theithem the way 1 do,”.he addod, son of Adrian and DorDonna A ip ; and - “Oflen on Father’s Day)ay. I think about the fathercr I ought “I like the caicards. I cct a lot of hnm cmnrKlfi_£imb>JMdii_JAndJ ni Ithy the. wiLy. thcv are-". -■— - — ------Claudeen Buettnerjivfl.-wife of Donald Buet- r ----— trt-h-p-nV nrtK i-riithpfTITT s of Twin—wULdraw pictui ^>hlcrof^enrfimt>s.iip----- LCha tnor '^L^hi residentsntFofTwiTFallsrA'^ ----- ~ Falls:------: ------w ith ^ o m e p o e:etryv" tt hoojqjlninedr— -.— “ '• S ee R E FL E C TIpT^ IpT o n t'a g c C2 also was the recipientBnt o f a S900 academ ic I scholarship to R icksIS College,C where he • will be'majoring.in ^ c o u n tin g . ;Jadd"AItinM7Hauglughleroflfv aiid"' ” ' Guilt alibout tirme-awa Jeanne Altman of JenFerome, has been' ’.. -^a M srirpngejn I nam ed for th e six thJ COconsecutive tim e to - — the doan’a list a t Gonzi)nzaga University in " ^ f r o n r f aiQiifi€^afi 1------Spokaiic-with-ii.3.825-aiS-avcrage in her acii______Mic t^ dcads. %accMm)ne to cyi ;______counting studies. In1 M arch, she w aa in------• -- 'The As^Jated Press' ...... ’ " ’ ‘Fa^others still define themsel'iclves prim ari- }'...... ducted-intoG«nzagaJs-a ^ h a p t e c-oCAlph a... . - — ■ -ly-in:in -th c^fam il yt- a a -th e_:prtijrtiYi'der.!_3aid_. The Assf\93ocioted Press------• .. facsimile .-.mnchi:ichines - %viH -’net tre n d ie r____ ■------Sigmu N ura-nationnMal'hoTiowrry society, WASHINGTON - WWorking mothers Stephi)hen Segal. of the Philadadelphin ■ firm than it alread yn is. s . and ahe will serve asIS itsii vice president aren’t tho only ones who10 feel1 guilt — dads Famillily Partners. Bul, he addeIded, they also ., NEW5W YORK — Father’s Da;lay card In their zeal1 to satisfy every taste and for the com ing sch olol o l;yoar. In addition, also are increasingly tortom between’ work nrcjrIncrensinRlv wnntintr to_bi_bc_wilhlLheir.. . browseisers -faced-.a-soomingly endless.—circumstance; i ca­card 'co m p an ics soem';3'e': r — — she has been nam ed1 a Jepson Scholar in -■ and family, ac^cordingto0 a new study issued childrdren, ___ choij:e:e of saccharine-sweet lovtve, mps- terminedto-makcloke-surc no one ever fum- . accounting, which can•am ed h e r a $4,000 just before Father's Day.y. •■-•;-Fai'nthers are connecUng willi-ilh their kids. ' sa g e s,i ondo bad-tnsle zingers thislis year, blesfor words, schoiarshij). A 1986 gradg « u ate of Jerom e _ • . .- - “We tend to th in k workiirking moms have a theirr young kids.-in a slrongcIger way, iind tailoredrod-to senders ranging fronjm first* Card sendingig imay be a widely held . High.JackiiBOttcndiniding Boise State this monopoly on g u ilt, b u t. it’^ it'; not true," says theree aVe expectations-for thenlem-to’connecl - • born childrenchi lotidoptces. - - ...... habit portly ,beet!ycniKf? mnny people sim- _ ' ■ • - summer.and will-startartheraenioryear • - - J a m e s LeVine o f B a n k StrcStreetCollegeofEd*- in a. s stronger-way than' ihei'r.'r fulhqrsI had, ' ' Thee caS~^ul< reflects an off‘ffo rl by ply don't know)w how to express theii’ I back at Gonzaga thisis ffall. ucation in New Y ork. and ththot flcU» up the conflicts! forfo the father makers;rs to capitalize on thele time- thoughts in writin•iting, officials of the $3 bil- [ . M any o ther a re a studentsstu have m ade While, fathers continueio fncing f traditional as hele moves through his carecreer," said Se- s tra p piped e i con.sumor'8 quost forr convo--- lion-a-year cord•d iiindiistry'say.— ^------^------I ' dean's list a t v ariousIS eischools, including preaaur^ to brgtJod wo^ke!;kers, they also w an t gal. - nien cc.:c. They’re turning out moreire types Nonetheless,, tlthey’re nol taking nny *_____ Teresa LynnMcDrum]tmTTio^, dauRhter.of _r^.tit-jpftad.-Tnfirft-t,imf»-,vriU 0 nHfjprf' “If’g nafT tttniT pfhorlecjodalb’.ac-..’. _ uf-giinl^n l^ Tnfi •! Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth2th E. McOrummbnd Levine ^id in the study:idy: T h o 1990s F a- ceptal:able for men to stay homeme when their space} ajapproaching saturation.' cord senders. Many ^ supply artwork- ] ofTwin Falls, at Penstinsacola C hristian Col- th er: B alancing W ork;&1 FamFii 'ily ^ n co m s.^:— kids aa; re sick a nd su ch .” — If_ydrydu-looked-pas^ thr> Fnthore r’s . D ay a'dor-nUd vcrsions-OBS with , nm pt-y.-space. for ‘ lege, Florida; Benjamiamiq Wilbur WorSt, They’re feeling thatt t they’re repeating Theiie study said: “People expixpecl a futher- • ' ra'cka’TiTThe categories go far beyor■ond run- customers who0 havehi the time and indi- ■- sonofDr.an^dMre.-Ri)R ichard W.-Worst o f ■ the saTne-pBttcm of theirsir own-fathew,-not---to wororkrand now morc-andTnorlorc people ex------of-the-mf-mill anniversaries,-birthday ^ Twin Falla, at'Stctsonon Univoraity, Flori- . Levine snid'in the pcct U involved in tisms1 aar n d b ar rhitzvahs. ______MnsV bayfira•3 ]p ro b ablv iot down n ’______i d a ; Wendy L ierm on,iTdaughier 'd of Lyle analysis prepored by thele E Buroau o f N ation- hia chiihildrcn's livos.” Tlie2 holiday h lineup has.len^heri2ried inlo thought' or tw o0 anyway,a supplemenlihg . . it— [inf<'.Tlirr ,j Andy Rooney hns put______/' 4--= — ofTwift Falls;-'who macnade-the grfide’a t - - . ~- “^B y 'donVwunt to' workork'overtime, they added, ------~ ~ , le n d e rs,rs . Uul'.Sweelcsl -Day, ■ibe're-in- his'feelings aboubout greeting cards this 4 - E astern New M exico0 tUniversity.— don't wantto relocate. and they don't w a n t Menen are not immune to thele ] problems of law _ Da;Day and Bos^ Day aro getting ( way; “Why n re! ,wcw e b uying somoono -oIko’s ^ ______..JamoBXee.Koretodj«_nndjharrie. Marie______— Uieir-performanca-meaBiiiBured-in-loms-of—combi] bining-work-and^amily-lifoifOr^id-Ellon ------ep acb -t^ . " ■"------worda -lo—conveyvey—supposedly-inlimate ------3 EUer, Both 1389 g raduaiuatesofKinibcrty hours p u tm on.thc jo b ." Galinsnsky nnd Dana Friedmanin i of Fam ilies No oC'occasion is too obscure o r p:private, sentiments? Doesioesn 't anyone ju st sit dow n, 1 High School, have beereen nam ed winners of The intensity of feelinglings is greater for and WiWork Institute. They noted•d Ith at a study S afe-se^>cTt friendship cards warn alxbout the wilh a blank picceicce o f p ap er anym ore ond $1,000 cnch in th e newiw O( tto Fowler wom en, b ut they’re th e ree fofor both" ahe s a id , done1 by I AT&T found that, amamong people dangersir s o f AIDS. Conventional get-well gi write a simple' notnote lo someone on a spe- dp FmiJ:Th(rg5;000/^ —7^ W Rile'^alled "family-lily-lnendly" com pa- - with cchildren u n d e r ago^ la, 7j purcent of measageages now include versions !■for the cial occasion?"^ ■| fund was establishedd b;by Eleanor F o w iy I ny policies have largelyly concentrated on men anda 77 percent of womenicn dealt with terminaln ally ill. More oflen thiian a n not, the answ er is no. ia____ .this apring-injncmory.ir y f>f ______'womennmore~and;:^ore~tlc-theyTTvill^eeil-tn—family l^sBucs-Tffhllcarwork;------—•— ------~ lO T f e “rc^'mpaliyreccnlly'unveilod' cl rd~fl~fax^~~Indmilr'y~unulys ilyst~Er'Gra'yG'lasa-III-6f ------and is designed to helpElp K im berly High . .considcr.maica also. accon:ording U> the study -Thatutl study -also found thaL2£-25.perceni of...... o b l ^ grcgreeting card, betting thatt m e o f . C A R D S o n P a g e C 2------i^ - J ~~>~si^sp6TiAGn'an^PagcC2' I which ' included d a ta fromn aseveral aimlystd; “ ^ GtnLtWPa^fc C2 I ~ ------c-g'^moiPNowsrTVnta will present d ra m a tic rcreadings, and the Ju m p CoiI!om- dedication slated a t 10 a,m . The studio will be b closed unlil and other performers will1 entertain< each week. Aduldulta Saturday lo preparere fori the event. — : TWIN FALLS-TJ-The Magic Breathers Clubib-will-hoId iU, first- luporvisc the group, designeeed lo illo w p a re n ts an'houru r to : meeting at 3 p.m.n. 'Wednesday in the oimcxex to th e OfTice on .7 “ A T I T S selves, Thero is no charge.'!. The program, sponsored I d r a w i n g : Apng, locQtcd atU i 998 N. W a sK in ^ n St. on oi the College of themsel’ d b y Red C ro ss holeolds Jerome blood d rican Mothers Inc., will corontinue Wednesdays throu( — Southern Idaho cam am pus.-T he group is for a nynyone interested in--, JE R O M E — A RccEled Cross blood drawing is scset from 1 p.m, 23. : ofToring assistancece toI people alTIictcd with eremphysema, aslh- • toJ) p.m. Monday at theI Moose Hall, 22$ N. Linincoln, for ages BEST — — z — maiflbtiierJiiiig-prl-prablcma^fifreshiTi.ent^vrill-be-aerved-flnd ----- 17 through 70. F o r moremo information, contact ErE m m a B a rry at ; group objectives diediscussed. Call Kathy Fentcnton a t 733^91687or” '^ a l ®rwiU'feature’goodi ’' ’ used merchemdise-'6 324-38ffi orM bralui-M-M<}Cool.aUM-75J7-^:_'. i ...... - —~ ------b'oTJ.■arahc-laii 50-yc;ir' K ordm c^tc'm.__ : more information.1. 4 F ILLER E ! A new and good used nm erchandise sale is se t frbi \iu(t);il Life h'.t% r.inkcJ first ih 9 a .m . to 4 p.m. Friday a n d S a tuirday n in th e b asem en t o f Fih Chamber sche dedicate( studio rOation, call Juliannele IKidd a t 324-3007 or 733-1719.19. : TWIN FALLS A A story and activity hourur will be offered BLISSSS — The Snake R iv er Pottc:tery will have an open housiluse ------: ■'CHch*w«Irl^nnlnEdng’W ednosdayar? p;m.”arat theBlueLakcs—noxt-Snttlaturday to dedicate its noww l.OOO squarc-foot studioQ toU Tha-Timcs-Nows-w■.-welcomes news o f comma\unity events^ - ■ ; Mall shopping cent-enter. The programs aree Ifor children-in tho momomory of Di Bowler^.potteiUsry corfounder who diedI iiin Send material to Tim^'imcs-Ncws Valley Happeningmgs; Box SiS. : kindergarten throug)ugh third grade. High sch(chool an d college 1986. Therbe open house will be fromm 9 a.m.'to 9 p;m., with thith e -TS^lnFani'ID'Sm:37 - ___

iful-read3 e r s ^ n e €ed en cB o a e n t ^ ^^ o m p a n -B y B etter Momcs a nd GcG ardens zinc ofTerssrs these lips for inspiring re- 'sterin-school perfonnalance. 'the best!St predictor o f acad emomic books on one, subject,, 1like sporOr' StCJteven L. Arririgttfn ------luclanUthildrento.read. W Researchers - haves- found that growth,I’-eays-Riohard Andei-sonrdirdi- — Asking .the librcirarian for book • . ' Even the most eagerger bookwdrms .Pre-teer2cnH q u it reading for a num-m-, youngsters who spendd less than five rector ofjf 1the Center for the Studyiy of1 recommendations forr the child’s age — Tget aquirmy and .wiggle}gle awa-y from ber o f recreaaona; sports competition,Dn, m inutes a' d ay read in g books receivc Readingg a t t h e U niversity o f Illinoiflloifl. group and interests, V reading between age lOan'd101 12...... m ore - soisocialization and ' deeperJ e r average scores »on* ■{rtandartJized Parentsnts Clin'encourage their’chichil* — Sclting'an”’exam]nipltr by reading” ' ...... t h e Quiet Compiny* Yct'j this is tho m ost}st critical age, -friendship}lips, somo independencejce .reading testa. In contiitrast, children dren to1 roadr< in a number of wajivays when children are aroi■ound, , - ... ------vwhen-ltfetimo'readinging-habit3^Brc“ from“ pnrcircntsraTid'a-new'sense-of ’of^who'BCorc'in'thc’ 90th'h'perccntitfran“ thnr{ncluc ------= ■ Leaving" books“o“and“magaziues : form ed, according .tolo research ers, s e lf Also,so, school reading bccomesies standardized tests spijpend a t le a s t — Pron'om oting reading o f a ll kind:inds, around the house. : And parenlB can playy an o important more comomplex for fourth throughgh four tim es a s long readding. i nol ju s t firfine literature, — Reading aloud to childron, even I------: role in stim ulating th eiriir kids lo read, sixth gradeaders. Still, il’s important forfor “The amount of titim e a child — Letti;itting youngsters choose theiLheir to young adolescents, ------'■— BeU«r H om es-and Gardens-maga—Ga kids-to-rea^0£dj;outaide of school-lo-bol-ol— spends- reading-outaidede-or-flchool-[a—own-book:oks-even-if-they-selecl-onionly— i—■'■■■■I C ards— ------Gulilt - ____ M l v eE R I M P A I R C L IN IC • Continued fromm 1Page 01 distributor!;or8 h a s slowed lo a craw l, Helping shoppers lolocate desired , • Conontinued from PAge Cl ' Pnidential-Bache Seenecurilies Inc. Space*wi•wise, one ofthe few remain-in- cards has grown in impiportance part- men andid *48 percent of women spei — : says consumers seemI tato be clamor* ing card-si1-seIling opportunities is in ly because women, whotio buy about 90 "unproducluctive time at work becau£ause ; ing for allemative cardsrds that are be- mass merecrchandizing outlets and su-Ju- percent of the 7 billillion greetings of child cacare issues," ' cards sold an n u ally itin the United - c__ _ „ permarketj:eta. companies are in the earl I cards, oppro- “Foodstt p,” S tales, have less ,time_t ------:— These non-occasion c£ s ^ r e s a re the last to fill, up,” of- developing ways to- ai ...... Dermott. “There's still some'ne' work full-time. ; priate any day. a re p airtoftheindus- rt ( says McDe J fathers, said Levine, who wh • expansion ihore." ' American .Greetings, : try push to develop neunew card-send* room fore? S'thc-Fathcrhood Projcct t he phasizing a concept ca 'In^opportunities...... ' A m ericacan ■ Greetings Corp.. the re e l College, “That’s going lo have theI effect of Cleveland,id. O hio-based com pany thint n t program marketing. Th : cxpandmg the per capitipita sending of ^m ikssecoicond to industry lead er H all-11- this" past Easter by' grouping all Some firms fi have flexible plarilans ; cards,* says Glass. "CarCanJs are also- maik Cardird s In c., alwa>'s Tuis m ain-in- E aster'm erch an d ise —- cards, party -open to both men and-women—bi-b u t------1-— Limpulse-purchflsca so'thethiaacajB_that_talnod.a ststrong mass mat^efTnes'--!8-—items, giftwrapping-a_nand-plush-toys e less likely to take advarvan------^u-ahoa!d-have-fis-ma:many-types-of—«ncer~!ts-ciHcards-are-carried-irv-giantr, ntrr— round-B-central^«iismer-Hloomer tage-of-sud a y ^ ------•.■tbecomc-morc dem andinging in choosing . hance its^ good position within the-he—readily al hand makesis people more said BamemeyOlmsleud, co-director 0 s• ■S . S ' —— rcarda-and makera-have’e reactedr nirn*-mass volurlume.retailing busincssrRc-;e* a p tto buj':— ^------^------NewrWny?[ysTD-Worlrin San F rancisco •' — ’— I ; to retailer needs, it's mak-k- ■ ■ bly U> social change, creareatin g a card- spending tc 3NA .study said th a t w henicre “You end up spendin{ing m ore. buy. ■ choice explosion. ing shelf spacesp more productive., re facilities are provided1 fafa- , “People aren't happypy to pick up Redesignigned cabinets increase den-n- ing more lhan you woulluld norm ally, th ers are•e increasingly likely to usiuse Why hWiIds your rielrioom* awty In so mma a dark1 eloMt? :ommodating more cards.Is. saysH em andis. “You m; . just any card, it has to say5 just the sity, accor may ho ve your the facilili,lilies and more and more! of.of > >••»>•) cv it paper cups and paper plates,pi but you " rig h t thing," M cD erm ottitt says.f High-visibil are tho ones taking childreiIren ' ■ jy may nol be even thi The. challenge is thathat cards are easier forr shopperss to find what they hinking about :al appointments and for othotb- t Madn. 10 itmick streamers.' __proljforating but the grovTowth in retail want. ■ erobligalitilions...... >en-t cinoa Old p«wl*r. cepp*'. brotu* slsol»Or«p«lr»d. n Yet, iiai(laid Patricia D. HawkinsS 0 o f T ;______th e Departnrtment of Health nnd Hu Jt ViMjr /*iKlfu NtciU’ l i o n ^ — ------EASTF R eflecti ______m an ^ r vrvicc.s, i these arc relalivi eh c z z z ^ r F I V E P O IN T S ------• Continued froma Fage.CJl—P ing with'• u3u almost since lie was.19! house,'Hnyes said. ------rare occas:asions, 'You_cilhor have) tfto - _____ I2 2 (T KKiIvUb£HXjYHD. E ~~ ty to spend time with1 hihis children, bom," Partiirtin said. M any of H ayes’ ow n cchildhood Fa- be in a vevery senior position wherelere ’TW iN^FAiis;iDAHO' .F ...... ~ J en n ifer, 10, and Christop!topher, 9. "It seemama to get better each yearjr ther’s Days were spentnt fishing. He you can cacall your own shots, or be>e ba JljKWKLEiis 733*08618 6 8 — — “The kids a re grow inglg UPI too fast.’ as they getet oi ld e r,” said LeRoy H ayes;s grew up in Arbon, andid he and hia «nccinli»t.-it." she snid.______^ he said, laughing. of'Twin Fal!'a\U. ------.dad would tra v e l to Koitockland for a "I like -having them aroiiround and-do* Hc.and.hl-hia wife. Deborah Silver-r- day together. ing fun things with them;nirdoing-thTs, Hayes, arere' the parents of Eric 7~^.~~;»r~^It wa£great/un,^heje_said; “M o i^ t ~ - 'A doing that,' he said. "and Victoriod a . S.- • know if it was fo r h im , bbut il w as f o r ; 'M k ...... Charlie,'his wife. MarTary. and the H ayes sosaid last years Father's’s m e .' kids have sometimesigopcone .fishing on ...Bay the thi family playing in a fa-1- Hnyes soid Father’s D;Day is special i H ■ ' F ath c i*’g'Dgyr 1^ ::= ' , __thcrisoniinitimbtheE=daughUjr=K9lf to ur-- t:_ iQhini,______' - m i — sSom6times-w6.’ll-get-4»t-on-over-U>—nam'cnL------Twiri if things work ouiout and jusl "That wawas very special." ho rc-)■ “It’s a good lim e to reircnccl on how m ess around," he said. called. lucky 1 am, th a t I have0 two1 wonder- He said he enjoys thee presentsp the When thehe children were younger.r. ful kids, a wonderful1 wife und a — ^cW ldren" hnvc~glvcn~'~hlihim— like-a—thcy-uscd-Ul to'bring-him-J»rcnkfasfinn -grcal-life-here-in-Twir- .-in -P allsf-h c — .....— s^rewdrivcr^t, ^ — ..... | ...... b e d - “a n dd^w - e’d'hiing^H round ■■ thee w iid r ^ ------BiihParlin-of-iJtiH^-sat■said-Father'fl— D a y is nothing special for-‘or-hiR fam ily ,— ...... because he, his wife, JVMnrla, 'aj)<^_ ___ tht'lr iy=)’cnrjord^anrTn ways huving.fun togcther..er------______The family enjoys marnany outdoor T h e B a re F aacts — = activities. ------"Troy has beenTiuntinglnglufd camp- "anpTi f e - - T ^ o u tY o u r-Skin— i —

Spotlighh t - b y . . • Continued from PnP a g e Cl grads piirsuc vocntional tntrain in g a t ' m d the College ofSouthem IdaIdaho. Alan OlmSead,: 1 . . h < m m I.'.::Z!!?rhi2 KowliiVs liviidin-Kiim in b c rly ------1 _— — from 1937 to;19f£^With hnly■nly high

tural experience, they startjirtcdKiih- __ ; b o rly Seed Company / nowwGroenaced ( ; a n n , Company Incj in their homlome in 1^10. A ttend this-frcTce leccure on ~jTl]£"c'oinpdiiy'wu'8>"roduciri FRIDAY=^SATURD - )A Y = 8 tS UN ^ D A Y = = — i4>on-poundtu>C««Mi-bMuui-(u ^ s kIcin i) protection, skin1 cancer,c and Retin' . A . FRIDAYAY QUALIFICATIONS 11 • by the lime Fowler retired. . FnEE!!l"^=:^4jLUNE23^ 24-25 ■ i-'owler now lives m boiseT'L‘. ' ADlVflSSIONA ^ In Inst Sunday’s c o lu min. n .!thc name y r J m i e l l Thursday; . SA TULJHDAY F &■ SUNDAY ' y BURLEY, I l[d a h o ~ • of one a re a educator who3 v.-illw be p a rt 5 3 ® ^ ---- on the'Shak>i k e River — • of th e Whittenberner SumnmerPror m . . — ^2 DAY—- - % je c t a t the College of Idahoho :this sum- ______-Ci:usf6m“Aulo.Sh6w • Brodkfostljam— ~ - 7 : 3 0 pp.m. ~ ~ WEEKEND W — f-m cr wu3 culcu by our l>pcSpcseiting ------. - PER-DAY— :o n cesslo n s -Minkk (Coat Race '^■^^uiprncntrSo-congratulatitatiuiu) utso ______1TICKETS _ Lee_EarIiing_iShutflei l e J u s e s ______: a r e due Coleon Bohnoy offF F ra h m J u - $12.50 ^hildren-M'»-.;^E» ; n io r High School in Goodinging. ^2nd floor conftference room a g e s 6 to 12 j l Ticke;kets Available At • ® IME TRIALS The Times-News wclcomi Mr. G a s / 7-11 S to re ./\/ Wilson Bales _n, - > 10:00am - ^ b o u t tiKii-rvsidenls whof-receive re - - — » — . For res'eservatfons Call Burleyy InnIr 208;6Z8J50LLK ^ACES AT 122:00 noon- —Jio rm s or recognition. Send : mation ta Timcs-Ncws Spoti. " f c . llj^'^'^ -Women's Hea[ealth & Education CeSenter 3J[ E^BO A TIN r E M E N T j ^ ■ unw . Box ^yiSrr.mh'Fjtllarli j^Regiopai M cdlcaf C e n te r ------D A Y S ^ ^ J E X C I T — 1n\^irrTUnJriIiFFiin^'}6w Sv S', _ __ ■ Sunday, Juno 10. 1989 Tim(Timos-NowAj, Twin F alla. Idaho C-3 Annivversaries The Watsoro n s TheWdtsulidds The Biefmatanns ; - -—------BUHL”-^M friuand "Mrs.- -W endell- W atson o f Bulil, wiwill h e honored a t ] TWIN FALLS3 ^- Mr', and Mrs. W / ^ ' ~ BURLEY — -r■ Mr. and Mrs. H |H an open house SatSaturday in obscr* ; Ted Matauda were ere honored at their Wilbur B ie rm a n n o01 f Burley, will be- vancc of their 50th1 wedding1 anniver* ; 60th .wedding anninnive^ry-cclcbfA- honored at un opeien houso June 25 sary. • •: tion at the Blue LaJ Lakes C ountry Club, in observance o^f theh e ir 50th w edding Friends and rclailatives are fnvited_^^^H : J u n e 17. .annivet^tyy.'-'. -to. call—fFom-2-to-0-5 -p.in.~at-ihoir_^^^K ----- : ■ Matsudfl'and 'f'Fuml"Shimoniura~^^H __Fnends.ond.relatatlv.cips M.H. King sto re fo>r r seven years. In |,o Fali■alls and thoir spouses. T t. :__j 1952, they m o v e d ta u Barioy, when „„„p|„ , installm ent 1V988HEflLPH0REBT ;RTY, MOBILE HOME & ’ — ~ ' K~T1\ff lF nTY • M r. , an d Mra:— T?iey^trtevHived-ffb-Mfthor-ytah-a IchaaJlve grandbliildren,— to the position of : Willis W.GoIay oflj f K im berly will be Oregdn;dn. He worked a s a m asonsonry promoted to 7 PE•ERSDWirPHDPEHTYITY TAXES. _ wShe----jnmhaodi!«LJ>uyei:e r for tho_M .H .______------honored'atTin'opcir)cn“teji8e“S!itnTdny—contrutruL'tur~uiitii His rc tirc n ic n t:-S ------TWIni=allslls C or-'Ii'easurer ------l-jn.ohservnncc of-th th< fir fiOth'wedding woriccdced at the A m alg am ated SugSucar ■Ki'’gCo.,hendquartrte rc d in B urley. ; anniversary. ■ Co. in tw i in Falls. • ------In-1960rEvclym“QTRrtlTsrCcBr^ ------j- E n s a g B i t ?— ; Frienda nnd.rp]ntilatives are invited The'ile' event is being^given by thetheir gia;Mulliken startcited tho Nutrition 'he Timca-Newa welcome ; to call from 2 . to 6 ip.m. at the Elks childreiIren, Byrd W. G olay o f KimbtTiber- Center, currently Ilocated a l 1326 ir cnKaRoipent announce ; Lodge, 205 Shoshoiihone Ng. in Twin . ly;_G.G. RoxJjolay of Twin FallPaJlB;_.Oakloy_AYe. .In. 19^1978, J Evelyn t e , nt.vFlcasc-call-733'{)93i-, o ■ : F a lls; Monicaica Golay of.^tchum ;. Sondin d ra _ came the so le.p ro p> ri rieto r.______v is it ( it our officcs.nt J32.Thin I 'Golay and Venuj!nu3 CahiMn'\vere_ Golayy jjf;M ' e s a , A riz. a n d- BIcni!£S^_;jVilbur.reUred__in in j986,_ but..re-_, ::'Strcetcet-Wcsit.Jor-anj^cnBaKcmon : m a rrie d Jiino 24, 1^,'inTwiri'Fallsi 'Daviss o6 f Boise. .mains active in hihis church and form. like a

„ ^ ------Pfe: rltppetts -eleiud-oveg r - - ...... BUHJHL - Mr. and Mrs. Charilarlcs The couple has fiveve grandchildren cti of Buhl, will be honoredc J a t and three g reat-granc an opeipen house June 25 in observanvance o fth eire ir 50th wedding an m v e rsa ry . ITfeT’ ' )^rictlends and relatives arc invitivited til from 2 to 4 p.m. at the BuhlBu F W to call se-^HomeinBuhl;------— ------S3i5Z ------I f m o oKl» d ore causing a problei3lem In-your llfe..orof------^ . - sprnTOne_yc/qyicare a b o u t ^ urgerge you to call us for ...... ppett and Thelma' Lammcimers ioformotionn obout the h'elp ovxiilablable’ortoarranoea - I m nrripfi .liin fi, in 1^13 A ^^ t f j free confidelentlal consultat.Ipn,____ J, Calif. In 1915, th e y moved to where'theyw farmed until 19(1969. ’ movedjo Twin Falls wherejrc he ___ CailUsTodo]lay = enemployed by Moorman Manifanu* ■ 24-hour H*lpfln*t ' iring Co. ond she w a s employiloyed ie. 17Marge M arshallill ______(2oa)8) 734-6760 TollFfoo l-eOO-247-3189 1-J ^ — bjr-Vo< June ;::3 3 Davici Gofdon’” M abel a n d Mlyron yr Johnson '^ce. In 1980, they retired" and moviloved — ------back-to-to^Fuhl-whoro-they-havo-resi -lu nie—l-TSiiawtPSm e U h.-^ pz edin-Ai-Arrow^Rinvlobile-Park.------— - Kcith-Joncs------The Joinh f i s o n s Thee (event is being given by theirthe daughtchtera, Toni FarrSiam of LalLake e. 17 Amaqcia Brailsfordrd e.-Ncyu-Qnd C h arlen e Wilcox Mike Felton 228 Shoup Avonuo WestWe _^ll___RICHFIELD— Wl ^°.t^Chari,M ndjrh«helma-Ti[>p«tt------— - mx, Anz. and their spouse . _ ron D . Johnson o f■ RiRichneid, mU bo ------d k i nifcPKns;Rfi.yjioids^ e honored at an open;n houso: S aturday ------Dave Slotten- in observance of theitheir 50th wedding J u s t married?n June.ie.23 Martha W allace anniversary. {Roc.Jul T h e Tim c8-NcwH w clcom euy your yi wedding iinnouncen•mont. I’leuse S p e a k e r , . . V call 73733-0931, or visit our ofncesces ut 132 Tliird Strcut WesL-st, forii w ed-' June.le. 23Jenny Tucker Friends and relatilatives a re invited jin g fc ; form. B ra d D e n to n ------,m. at their home, to call frpm.4-8 p.m. 'c ual( thui the informalionn bcbi typed und thu form ro.turned ll u.„ar I 250 E . Bannock in RicRichfield. « along w ith a p h o to g ra p hI, , bbl la c k n n d w h ite p r e f e r r e d . le. 23Tonya Thueson (RocJoni Your3ur announcement will bc2 pipublished 113 space p e ^[>«tS--._You-muy- ii — ______iuoo24r[^dd S k in n e r ‘ Jo h n so n and Mabelbel 'A. C a rte r wero_2 ; up your.photo nt The ^mimes-News.Qnce.thc-imnQUE c LincianenL±£ua___ -June.-ie.-24Lori-MillcF ------m a m e d 'M a y IS, 1939rinRicHfieia. 193 'appcQ,cared in th e p aper. Todd Telford- ___ TheyJiayfi-lived jnin j Southern Idaho *------[6.24Susan Chaney for th e p ast 60 yeare.re. , ...-■ J.une. ------_ TiH'Hamilton — N o w - Aa ] p p e a r i n g - The event is beinging given by their . June - 3 e « o Peter Hillman -June..e.-24JaneLSirucek _____ ------P h ilrR o e------t t — e. 24Kammie Tappen- We invite ourir senior friends t'6‘2_' ------Z j IL4P*^- Jo e J a y o ______: ^ ^ June.e. 24Juiie D avis. ^ ... . Father's![Day Dinner Eric Ahlebom ______July. ly. 1 H o lly P e rk in s Walt Coiner GLE[NCAM/IPBELL j S ily. ^ 1 S u san W illia m - June 30 Sl Juiuly 1 Sundayj June 1{18,1989 Terry Hackman " July.ly. 8 B a rb a ra E v a n s 8 : 0 0 llTOO^m. CococktairShbws Chris Neary _ R o n a ld a n d F rancc llVoOa.m .-lI p . m . .rrr:$157:$2Qr$2 'y. 8 Brenda Hamilton ____, , .4:30_7_^£.nm . _ July, — — ------Tlie:Rhii«siony turned intcrn.ilm .itionnl superstar in his in our C afeteeria. , Shownjom appc.irahcc. -M r— nnd—M rs... in a wcJJiog-op-^towor-fttfUif i ------W c up-X/cstcrn WeaWfar (downtown) ~ ■ Friends’aifd'rtlaUviBvcfl-Hte-ln^tf ------^ cB ecfczzz: ^ ||||| ' Barton's Jewelry (Lynwoodw d M a in -- - ...... -- - - oss' W estern Wear B u h l:. LaiLarry’.s Quick Scrvicc to call from 1;3(M p.mp.m. at the home with all the: titrimmings, plus f Jero m e: Ros .. B urley : T lic Burleyf IniInn _of-HarqldTand-Joannan n a-T w am ley -in — -—------an ice creaijam-sundae-bar.------ordertitkctfc by'credic'cacd,--£jdi-call toli-frds ...... M a rritta , Calif.— 7,— ------$3-.60~ ------— ------S hortrid g e-an d -'PF rB ra n c e s-R o se tta --- ...... ' ---Too«^mro3yextT"3. 335 o r 329 — - were '^married- Juneae 25. 1939, in . . _ ■ All tickcts iioivnrfuivLihlf.ihlf;______- ____ J. „ :.2 - Y u m a, A riz. Thoy movDoved to W endell ^ l - 8 0 0 = € ------eight-years-ago-to-retirstiro-ond-bMloBSj.^ :— xtxlIenc^in-QualityNuti^utritionibr-¥ain~Gvod-il-HcGltft------¥ • to their JTaughter andid fiunily,f Augie, ______S h erri and lin n ie Soricorichta. ■ - __• T ^e ev en t is being? gigivon by S herri . & China Shop latelgiaG — -JjiE _ HOTEIjCASINO » JACKPOT. NEV. a-Twamley^Tho ------^ ;------Iggl; NE\WW . . . —~ Soriehta-ai^^oanna-1 rtaglrVaiicy ^ — - ^ 3 3 -5 4 7 7 ; ■ ■ , couplc has four'gram^ndchildren nnd ^ 00: l^sooiai-liox In Nevada;d: 1-600^21-39351-J seven grcat-grandchildlildreh. LLD Regional M cdical CcCenter ____ If147 MAIN AVE. W . ^ ' ToFktoo ____ C-4 Timos-Nowc; TwiiTwin Fallo, Idnho Sunday, Juniluno to. 1989 ------^ i i n b <»erly ammouncess honor■ roll Scomebodily needs you] — _ dTzeTl; other public aesiatance appli- KIMBERtY-^^K"KimKrl^Junior Taylor ------EiGHTfr-s.or-iDr Brett Boll- Theic H a ra m b e e ” Club; a self-i3lf-help formation at 73-1-7M L- needed to help cantata nm ay receive. If you are low in­ an d S en io r Higii Schools Scl announce - FRE^ESHMEN-3,r> and abovbove; winkel,' Lynnett CiCummins, Tracy groupp forI th e m entally ill, neocleeds a Volunteers are heir reading, writ- comeie a and 60 o r o ld er, give ua a call tho honor roll. B rettt CConley, Erica English, ScottSc( Espil, Tim' Hayea,B, Tyson Jacobs, mirroror for ita clothing sales uniunit. If adults improve the lls. F o r m ore infor- a t 734734-7583. A sk -for M arcie or • SENIORS-4.0: MiMichelle Conley, Gamerle r, N eaha G lenn. .• Gina Gii Tom Jones, Megnr:nn_Lce.:Melifisa_,.youcar :an donate, please Ukc^heie im ir-__ing and m^th skills iJolIege ol Soufhern Shfrleyrley; : :: T" — ..12ZZ=_ Penny HuncHoy/BriBryce Humpherya McAda.dama, Cara McKihlay, JtJefT Livingston, Bctfiitfiy M artin ez, ror to0 tht e club a t 420 S, Main oro r call • matiori coli-the'Col ;r and D ennia S hew m aker Danielle Martinez, C onan M oudy, 733-522-122-1, • Idaho a t 733-9554, exext, 417. ___ ..and-.Trerit Jackman.m ______he-Ttfiix-EflIlfi-CQunty_HiBtorieaI— ------JenniftrrTOBtrNcldIda'Solis.'Dera'se . . , . The-! ;ars of ago oroldcr__Societyiety_Miweum.need9_vpl^_teersJ;o __ ■ . SENIORS^.5 andnd above: Archie FREltE S H M E N-3.03.49: Shenleree Wilkeraon iind LarfjfyVaudrin The6 : & nior ^Companion Progiogram If you are 60 ycai w hours per month workk ata least two days per monlh A ltc b u ry , J 6 h r i '’Bi IsHflw^ChrlS Coe.'^Robcrt'Dra)rapi —rrrr_" 1^— ...... - Jiua jmiOTmediflfc.opemnga for 15(5 i peoT .and cnn give a few n noon until 5 p.m. Transporta- Dickard, Teresa Draper, D: • Damon er. PetPete Eapil, David Hammonlond, . SEVENTH-4.0: IShawn Annia, plc whorho a re a t least GO yeara oldlid anci to volunteering, calall the Retired Se- from m will bo provided fo r those who Hunzeker, Lee Korc]>rc^B, David Me- ChadI Hodkina;I Jennifer Johnsonson. Matthew Edgar. DriIrian S c h a m h o rst inciincomc to bc assigned to1 be-ab nior Volunteer Prorogram. Vplunteef- tion wil not drive- Male voluntoerfl'arc MatL,',..,and A nne T ay lo r— : ______compgn lanion to n n older personn oor a. opportunities__P.re_ homo. Opal ot-Rcscmary-a'-aLJ3t75S3.^______^ e c dled e d lo do some light .lifting. man, Laura Stark "anBan K e rry W e ih ^ ^ M o rriir•ill^ itachuel Olsons Kevicvm ----- ^ ------disa'bleciled-peraon-in -their-own-boi - . . - Picasc.iisc.call HelenJ!hom£uitj5i-^7.— •..SEmoRS^:o3;49r9:' Kami” Brrdr "Scharnlrnhorst. Bill • Smith, JeJeff SEVENTH-3.5andnd above: Allison Benefitifits include a tax-froo atipcjp e n d ,...... — lenson, Brian Thompson, MMa a tt B ollcs, E rin Bondclii:lid, Justin Fiase, travel1 reimbursement, an anninnual Tho F.ostcr Grandndparent Program ------^— Jody Dille, Clarencenee Garrett, Jer- Stephen Ilia public scrvice column is de-> aid Hnlo; Evert Harrarrell/Billie-Jeon Vnndenlenbnrk und Scott Vuwaer DaVid- G lenn, Liz: Hanchey. Jen- physicalcal, accident and liabilityity in- is seeking that apec:ecial person in Ru- Tliia-, Durs a week a t th e signedcd loi /natch needs in the com-, ! -__ Hodkihs. , J)th an __KIimefl,__.JnrGd K • nifer Jarvis. Julieie Sarvis, Marc suranceice, and.meals. These benein e fits p e rt to aerve 20 hou clopment ■ Centerr-rmunitylity wiUi-voIunteer belp.-lf you. McKenzic, Eric Ree'Leevea und Cathy EIGHGHTH-4.0: B rian AndrevIrew, McDonald, Gina Miclick'clBoh, W endy -d o 'n ot uin te rfe re w ith other publiclie as- Adult/Child Develc j-taj^-free-stipend,— needi a .mluntoor, .eaIl-Rosomar)C^ T e a t ^ " •' Inreiaiburii, Travis-Jacbmn jce—received—by—applicaicant^ :— Bonefitfi-include-a-i na .at the College o f Southern _____ ^ d y W’ Klimes, Jeron Stokes and StiSta- Whittaker, Robortrt W illiam son, Once the.‘?ethc 15'slots are filled, onlylly re- travol. reimbiurscmcn e n t...a n d . am iual Evans .■ io.J^k75S^,.t^Jinyc it appear iii___ ' .J U N IO R ^ .b ; Chariotte Chi Bates, cyWiesiesm ore ...... Stiiven'W rightTm d StSara-Y oung------plflcemement-persons-will-bc-rccruit•uited.. phyaical^accidcDt.t.ond_liability i .in- Idaho.j L'fita do not jeopnr- thin column.coh Mark Holcomb,nb, Kpstina EIGHGHTH-3.5 and above: Richarh a rd Call MaMarcie or SWrley for moreire in- surance, FGP benefi H u m p h ries, Luke Kelsey, Kul Brad Mc- Bennettett, Nicole Carter, Jon Edga:Igar; SEVENTH-3.03,49:19: Michelle Ash, r— ------Donald and Megginn ^M orrill J e n y EjEgusquiza, Stephanie EnocIloch, Miaty Coe, Catherineno D ra p e r, Je re - JUNIORS^.5 andid above: Terry Rachelcl Goetz, Holly HuihpHrieiriea, my ^esig. Chancy' LL an caster, KiJl- Davia, Julie Edgar,r, NMelanie Glenn,, -Tara fMickelfion, I^ra Reeveiives, ly Linch, Jill Mcl^cKenzie, Marcy I Tom Hud.son, Stephjphanie Shuman, Katie-. Rogerson,1 Crystal Skeereen, Metts,- Katrina Rceveyes, Stacy Ru- I . _____B ecky S ta rk and S aQm-Wonnahakec^ m __S h cllyy.Strolbeti’.and^pJfounK S g__ p n rd . T rogg Scott nncJld.Angela Shell _____Don'tiy? ^iss It! cDne Daay Only ;

: ...-•lUNIOR.‘^'i,0:M 9:_l'_N> chql e_BJ rk- /1Tr~ ______by. Spencer Brown,^ro 13 ck Buttars, . __ z M o i L i f e ZL K n s u r a n:ee l ------Har^y Collins, TracyicyT)arlingi-Lco~ ------>ciaL— —_ — Gibixy,—Jerri-A nn—in—Gi»>3t.._Jjinef. ______■ Hale. Thad Heidcmainann, Kelly Hoi- ® I D y in g FF p i - - comb, Kristy Klimesies, Terri Quea* ^ m — • - ... ”£ !l'_ S h erri & iyer._C. Corrie'Snyder, *1 H o tjrly Cindy Wahl and Jasonso n W ray I _____SOPHOMOR£S-_ j4.0^1.0 Kriatie Con- - . - I f i n e J ley ...... ■■ M m m m - l z l ^ - S - d . . SO PH O M O RES- 3.5 3.J and above: .Dayanne.BradBhnw,V, ShellyJ Frat^s, R u sty H e rr a nd A mly y Lancaster1 I I wt i m a tt e ■ Se^ncnjr^r SOPHOMORES-3.031.03.49: T rn c y O n V/J J a c k s o n N ational's Lifelineline Ultimate.offers >ou a 3-w^3- benefir ■ - ^ © r e a l ^ b5a5^s-ever i r y - h o m i “ S Armstrong. Dnmonn Beard, Kent ------CIaibomrBen-Cook©r«© rJacob D eW itt,------fO eath DenerttTTrtjrfctionion ^ Amy Draper, Mark■k Eaker, Chris j a d - i n M 3 - N e v \ / s . ) Tax-deferred cash accum /lon day':'s Times- Glenn, Andy Haskell,ell, Jason Mak- jm u fttio n ings, Shoryl Plow,/, Jorri Rcece, j An .Accelerated Benefleflt which makes ann Im m e d ia te Becky Rees, Jnaon1 Stoke3(S Karen cash paym ent equal to 25% of the policy's facef; a m o u n t Sirolburg und Joiinna"' TiQst »fff-thrpatf»nlng . .catastrophic-,r; ______J l11 l a w s e s . ______^ . FRESHMEN-l.OrMcMarni Dickard. Caroleo Humplireyaia a n d 'A n a lis e T h e AiAccelerated Benefit pays/s cashi directly to you arand there are ------no-n?sii?srnccions on the use of:iDf:thc money ------y / TORCH mererriferisr addirional information.- contac;coi m e todayl „ .. schedule reu3union r: c: w . erEnterprises Ihc^ Richard & IConnie Wilcox 5 = = = ^ “ BOISE — Formerer members of FFalls Professional C&Center *1201 Fails; /A v e E . tt.o-To'nn^ Or,Orgaoiaaion-for— . g. _1' ■■ Retarded Children, arc, ar planning a . ^ llsrWalro-*-(208) 7333 ^ V Q 8 — - - = — rounion-this Bummer3r in-Boiso.^For—i ------— - ■; ~ ~JaOKSONIJATIONAL j LIFJ more information, contontact Vickie B e- In su ran ce Company cuar, 7003 San Fernanlando, Boise, ID ^ 1241 M ain Avc Nortfi, Twwin Falls » 733-1506 ______MCUS MlCMIftK ' _____B37M. . — W e W elco m e • Visaisa • M asterCard • Ameri•rican Express • Discovere r • P aris C h a r g e V J I______' TakejtheF re ^ tQ- thhe Rec ^lions z ; = v iVeekein d J te ; S h o w S p e c ii ini Bois Thiilis sum m er enjoy Sun“Valley's^^ St Lodge terie r t a c e . : !ffeLandrJce.siiow,(LOR— _ World flass~skes k a t e r s this w e!ekends e . "and variety:y ai c t s . ' ______Stay ai anyny Red Lion Hotel i , a 4 ■ ------f t o)m-Jime-24 n Of- Inn on a-Fi-Fri day, Saturday;------■ or Sunday andid w e’ll p a y - f o r ...... J. throrough Single: $17'i l 7 6 . 0 0 t h e }»as if tO ook k to -d riv e------B - ^ S e ppteinber.16. i ___ : -Double:’$11:rii8.oo: M-: thcTL* (u p to . S i.S lO ' ccsSMS I - . O uirJce_ShQW..Packagi r — ““-vvort}i}^usl-brii I incli;Iudes 2 nights iuxix u r i o u s ' in thc coupon r (Package rates are per_pe: person...... ; ...... j b c l o w a n d w e ’ll;ii; A . ■ , a c c:om c rtiodations, goui> u r m e t S ' ______Tax an\ncl gratuity included oi^im buffet . . ^ • ” j _ ...... dcduct SiO'frqn•pm ______l3 U ff -rr^-— — yt)ur-ro_om bill.i l l " ■ ,- full- :— lilliiig u iif. CuH------0-547-8010 fo r res- - . . . __ I _cr>-:r\;adoiis and informatioiion on planning a ' - Y ..RciRed Lion vacation.^____ •...... M i \ Redeem diisis Coupon •J A Inr $10 crcdit'onon your room bill.

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0 '--.T Sur>day..JunoS' 18. 1989. Timosimo5-Now3, Twin Falls. Idaho_C-5 Fatheer findss s o m e icomfotrt Fre,gquent flueg rs fin d di£f f i c u l i ^ o)Qldflq^eats— c ' • Ry - . Some airlines,.Jiowcwovpr, fin nnt nl- Pftnfiqi».qti>cate.youT-. ticket if th p y fin d jju l_____ ^irrtimne sirafi h z h i & c l9W:awarda.loiic.lmns.Qsfcrred— ------it haa beeibeen purchased. ------IrcQuent fliers are finding i ------BEXRHEADEESil5: F or Fothe’r s ’ we'll m ost likely end as lg it I f you buy a ticket fromfr a bro k er — Helpp is is available from an unafilli- h I ° S 'hh a a r d e r to boo k a b o n u s ilig h D ay'I offer the following'ing scries oflct- finding comfort and fullilfiUmcntto. it „ light nnd sa v e 40 to 80 percr a n t o f th e tick- ated club clul callcd F re q u e n t Flyer, w a s to reserve those thou te rs from my column in ^ A bigail gcthcr in a union ordair hou- e t p rico — you shouldd 1be w a p e d th a t which will w: answ er qu estio n s by imcdbjGod. aandnofiif miles thnt earned them , D E A R R E A D E R S:$: SomeS time My wife ond I felt th a t ( m a American and Unitedtd a'fi^lmes m ig h t phone (800-33-FLYER).'(801 ' V anB uren t o u r s was a ,riph ______------ago, 1 published a letterter-signed “Not ------poodmnrringe,- but-thc 1 el^s-ol^n.on— -■fhoroai! are an estimated 16'millioi G uilty* I t waa w rittenn byb a father f'" TbeiAbby drew us even closer togj frequcat-at-Qicr club members in " th' S III . hblociCATIONOFTHEOE OFTICE OF ' who w as driving homc_fIC from a father- — ‘Not.Gnilt^'jslwifej.Yiii] ^ re a h z o t h a t — Un|nK)-StIStnt05rncc0rdiliyto'an~articli tide— ------Bon'fiiihiirg'Lrip'in'h'blinilinding rai n - ______- the intimacy of shoredJ ------Btonrwhonnho car skidkidded inlo a. . exactly bn^monthom frorfilhe day He in the cur:urront issu e of^Uonnoisseuileur, • n precious new dimensiisionlothe.r u,c. a 7 JU L IA N C6 . ditfh. The boy was.kiiletlied and th e fn- )me. D uring th n t last m onth’ marringe. y are having increasing trourou* ther walked Q'^y_wit^ fe, I spent practically all m y lecting their bonus- aw ^ -OHIODAD Slghl.^"' NIGHO 3 L S O N ^ M , DD ., F.A .G .S. c u t on hia n03(j. ■ .. tiiBowithlth him. We p arted confident• DEA R ABBY; On Mo .lothoraPay; Xiriinw-B B -set-asidfr-vory-fow-e e a tj ------^Th&-father-wrot«r^I-wI-wasn^t-going------of-^ ach-othother4-love:------' you ran a beautiful p raj ------EXRTfJOrO'SBTfHitOAt lc FACIAL\L PLASTICt AND aycrtoto.kit- for frcqucnjent fliers on popular, money ------£ast, nnd-l-waan't carelcielcs3.lt was just-- Abby.wl. i ^ e ^ he w ^g ro y rin g u p, I ed in memory of deceasc RECONSTRUCTIVE SUR(URCERY ______-rQUtf-H...such, ns. .thasci-ti ------n frcalrtbcident-He-wasvas only-I6-and— spcnJcod-niiuJiljmo-wilWnm^i^ *— 7 0 u -h n v r ^ r a y e r lo rd e S ______J doceasca la- Hawaii You K m ay bo told a flight ii •our only child. M y wifefc blamh es m e for was too bubusy) How I wish I h ad tak- thers, will vou please pr itJ a .-, . ______PH"' ------o u r son’fl d eath. We onceic e had a good e n h im o}n n ;a fishing trip now and th e r’s Dayr :ely booked," when in fact:t itii I he sparse bonua-award seat? m arriage, b ut now we! aare r practically then, as thisth dad had aono. It seem sI - A LOVINGIG U A aO H TER ;‘^a T ^ ° „ fltrangers. C an y o u help_}lp me?" I urged ^ a t this d ad m ust have been a ______unavailable. _____ J A Y ^;.LLQYD,M.S.s., c .a c -A _ / ^ her before the Alm ighty in- “ o inw therapy,-- SMifnthei “— d e a r D AUG H TERf cj TOi. follow. irch, for instance, Contincn'•on- _ f a n d although I never hc£hoard from him tfvciicd1 forfo reasons o fjiis own. ing is the prayer from tb H ebrew CERTIHED AUDIOL(DLGIST ____aga in , hia lette r p romptcptoiLlhilonc ____ ^Thoro are•e iworse ^ a y s for a fath er ______Union-ErayerJJook:------ines h a d no bonu's-awarti'“"i COMPLETE'EAUDIOLOGYAND^ID H E A R I N G A I D jfl on any flights for JunoB or from ano th er father, whiichich I think i» and son to part;Tn fact, itl8"aifirculi^ - - Thy memory, my dear>r father, nil. 53^'*“ “ SERVICES appropriate for publicatiiation on Fa- of a better way th an in an m y soul a t this solemn h Jnited proudly tells its 4 MileagePLI — -^'iher’s-Day;-...... ntm osphenlereoflove a nd sharing. , ...... \'ives in me thoughts of t ^LUS membcra it reserves■ves . . f th o love and 50 p i nnt t .o f ita seats for them — but ------D E A R ABBY: I roadd thatt touching A generairation or two ago, when friendlineaa whicn thouu di .d a t bestow . „ ,„ ;i „r a , th e se a ts a re on flights no­ no- ^ letter from a father, 'Not>Iot Guilty," child mortartality was higher, married . upon me, Tho thought of of these m- - J^vwnntaIts to take. w ho hod loat his only son in a car ac- couples see5eemcd m uch mpre aw are of‘ spires me to a life of virtrtue; and when cr problem arises ifyou want cident whilo th e two ofth^mwerere- f th afundamernental fact: Although we love my pilgrimage on earth i an t C A L L 733-n77{^ 7 8 8 Iren dearly, we lose some 1. 18 ended and. ,„nyona-a “blackout" date, which pre- : tu rn in g froip a fishing tritrip . His wife 1 shall arrive a t the thro:rone o f mercy, cludp.g tho FOR AN APiPOINTM ENT AT OUI)UR NEW OFFICE ______-r-^made-it-clear-Umt-alie-blsblamed-him-^^— ^ ro ugh-dcj le.iiHff-of hnnn.'i-nwnnl tick- u III tilt* sWnt Some 676 SH O U P AVEf vM v T I fortheboy’fldeath.Conaenaequently...... -ti^PleasouiMW, and occasionally o n e ____— oTCjod a n d man. M ay oui IC airlines have months of III each is bearing th e loas8 alone.al crownn cour old age. F a th e r reward thee for tl dates'each year^fof popurar-Jar— L — ------^-FOR-EE M E R G E N C I E S C AVLL L I 737-2000 ' L -Z ona. ^ ______^ — Fiyeyear9-figorour-2a»’ TTT^neaa-andJundnesB thou'^ , son, less than a year outu t o( f Harvard, jr.'OuTchildreh are just show n me: may he g ra n t tiave f-qu5stionorcomplaintin t~ ' I — ...... ~ ncer.-He lived-— lonner?^" We s ta rt o ut a couple, andL peace. A m e n .______- ur flier status, you will be ------iold:tO;call-ilLftiQlHiM«jiumber.:iihich.ich — r — proves unsatisfactory or' is I Oak Ridgasy ______T hat’a wherewh the middleman comea-l e a ------r ! "FILER - With the coicdncorts”more '" '“rm'optii)timistic. I thinic'iher^Avill,IT~*are on sale a t tho la ir bo.jo a rd ”ofnco in ~ i - than - two_ months nwn}vay ,-Jhc_.O ak._bc a_sello»it;)lit;,"Peters.said. “We're fnrr—Filer.__ Sheri’s Western Collection C in • examample, if a person has ac-QC- ^ j-B id g e Boys continue to be a hot ahcadt of where-we-werew last. yearr Tw in F ails and a t Je'iisiisen” JeU’elera~"ued—^

Namely yotours. Brides and groom:oms have been - - registering aat The Bon.March.eJpV;(-oVy.ears..Andfor ______good reason}n.~We've always offereejred an extensive ...... selection off tthe finest nam es in china,chi crystal, ------flatware-andid-atintie-wonderful thingilngsthafgolnto ------starting a-ne'tew home together. WheVhen you’re ready.to- - select your^patterns, p visit Ttie Bonon Marche. W e’d love- ^ to help youI vwith your registry.-Gurlur complimentary< .— - — registry ts no10 W fully computerized,Jd, making w/edding gift selection;ins-so m uch easier.-Your'our^jreference-llst is — automaticallyIly entered and updatedted at all Bon M arche -'V stores. ______China ue-enox/Noritake/Mikasa/Da /D a n s ir _ Royalal Doulton/Pfaltegraff

Cfystal^iV(/aterford/Lenox/Mikas!ta s a /N p r ita k e . . J.G. Durand/BormiollD

FlatwareS Oneida/Towel/RetronironeuA'amazaki

- ==kinms^^Bat^^F=HBiaasst^SfPSprihgnT^Cannon Ver^C/CroscillAVamsutta/Mart(a^x/Laura Ashley

Mousewa'OXeS Krups/Braun/CuiCuisinart/Rowenta ______ique/Revere/Chicago Cutlery/Gerber/Cu Henckid(els Calphalon/ScanParPan/Cuisine. ------Cookwware -

\ J vu r iG B r i d iI e e s _____ Karla McCord Jennifer-Tucker- —Kristina — Swensen > fr- __ Rlr-k ' Brad D enton___ '"^!^8IBh b B -^-^Martf Nielson ■ Stacy Brunyer Jeanette Sirucek Lori Miller n . sr Kenny. Davis Phil Roe Todd Telford

A manda Brailsford-d__ ConniaJohnson__------Susan Chaney—- j------• Michael Fenton==^lari-McUean - -^-TTTm - Hamilton ■ Paige Bullock Janet Stalley Cammie Tappen...... Sid Vanderpool Scott'James \ Joo Jayo ■ . -- --Leslie Jennings- — B eana Wahl -___ - Uaa Arzborger. - ■— Hamtd-ltflotin— PetSTHlllman James Mafibri'ey-' — .::^-

_ . Kris Reynolds_____ Gina.Lierman_L___,— MarleneJ/ierstra-- ____ l_ Dave Slottdii -Bruce Lohnes Robin Quigley ; __ . J ■ ------iding ti-per' s p i n Marg Marshall Launa Hipwell Kil Bradley David Gordan. Randall Jayo — MichaelKobe- - Julie Davis ~ ------JudyM urri “ Susie R o b e r t s o n ------_ Eric Ahlbom Mike SeCrest Pal O'Brien _____ — Howiio'7 ou"keepep your wffiHe ■Mtorbuying^^gh=efficien<5i=:

- -body-\ cool and comimfortable when heat pump, shouldId you get rid of PI’lease Call Far2 T ______I v ______=-i = it’s:hot enough cuts:itside-to cook:.r:r . -..your oldrin3he-caan anti-persplMt?

______ttruck tires? ' We don’t advise:e it!-After all, not - — :An ApplpointmentWil}ilLOur - .The high efficienc:ncy heat pump! everywhere you gcgo will have a high. 3ri3'MConsultmlnt... ~~ ^ How do you pay/ 1 for one without efficiency heat purl im p . ______-breaking t into-a-coldild-sweat? ----- —-Idaho-PowerVlow3w-cost, nothing—------ANO GIFT SE R V IC E ^- downd fmaricing. n d a h o fPow er TMEmn/wjum[iflGMT - : j \ ■ - UAQiCVMlEtfV A M U . TWW FALLS <734-*f t I ffy

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^ E n g a ggement^? ------Thueson-Skitinner Tucker-DenUton CtiatxeyhHamlnUtoii : BUHL — -Arlcrlcn and Sonya JEROME - WW. DeLoy and ^ H || TWIN FALLS - hMr. and Mrs. L. H j^ H ' Chaney, Lewiston,:, aruiounce thc cn- Reed Tucker of Twinin Falls announce Loretta Thueson, J&rome, an- gagcment of theirr daughter, Susan I^ H the engagement off itheir daughter, sgcmcnt of their ' Marie, to Julius T.\ iHamilton, son of nouncc the engage JennifQr Tucker to' BradE Alan Den- t Hamilton, Buhl. — ------daughter,-Tonya',-to,-to Todd V.-Skin*— j J W ' Ion, son"or Mr.-AValUIter R.'Dcnlon o f~ ^ ^ ^ H J. P. dnd M argaret} ____r nerT-gon-oC-V-al-Ski]akinnaiV'Ro'xburg.v.; j^ H —Rancho-Cocnniongnr H H — Chaney is a'gradiiduate of Lewiston— and Naoma G a^ik,ik, Idaho Falls. Priscilla Jane. Bro'rown of Sandy, High School a n d thc t^ University of ^_gra^uate_of — - Thueson. a. H Utah. Idaho. . Hamilton gradua^d { _frorn_ ool,’is a graduat£~^^^| graduatel)fTvon Jerome High School ‘ T ucker iS a 1987 gr Buhl H igh School in ir 1981. and from H |3 9 iithem Idaho and FaUs-High-SchooLaniindJs.currcatly.a_^^^B of College of South =^^^therUniver«ity-of-l•-Jdahoi iJiJtli^uui ington bta!c~Dnr~^^^P w H ^ s o p h o m o re a t BngKiiTiiim Voung Uni- will attend Waehin^ certified public accuIcJcnLLytle.JiDily__-Schull2j iJEroy-ScoGdrt, I Tiffanv-Smitl ‘‘“lE N Io T iS X o ; Moiriolly -Aftes, Adam* Jesser,r, Doug Johnston, TVimanlara Marley, Ja y , Ma'sG'n,”1,” Jameij May, JillTblkak and M att Zimmerman, Arp, Adam Boyle, ErirJrin Cecil, Bi^nda Jones,, ChriatopherC Kendrick, Chrisiris- David McClusky, Ericc McGrath,I Jari- 3.5 undnd above: Christopher Adam1 ^ = 0 *w n m - Cheyney. Suzanne ClaClaiborne, Tiffanytion ^Kocmick. Jodi Lambert, Rut!luth . lyn Mqnson, Christy Muell^,M Monica Jarcd-Alloyd, BerkJ' Lyman, Jennife , . Slimp, Mark .Sonius,ius, ‘Danille St! Stimpsor ■ Best o f all,11, it’s just $4.95 pler er person. ■ i ____ C lair, Daniel Stenger.ir. 'Glen Stephen- Lorettaa Sutherland,i Alicia Swensen,^en, C hestnut, Jen n y Clufuff. Grog Cox, .Major, AmUuie Pelerson, Nikki Phillip: " son, Nicholl Stuart,"!Matt-Thomas,—■ Susan-SzSzubertrlJina TbnnkarJcssicasica—Julie-D eboard, Rnndyy-Dingwall, I Bri- - Klisha Rati^smus.';cii.-Shannon‘.Ruparc la r d ,- ... __ ^X^at a ...... ^ Shaw na Iblman. Tingey. Lacey 1 Tbwnley, Stacie TVen-*cn- nn Egbert. Jennifer Enimery, Matthew Holden SaSali.sbury, Erline Strader. Jo n ■ delicious way ^ 3.5 and above: Kell(elly Ahlm, Jcn- tham, SSandra Trevino, C hun T^e Fuller, Virginia Gnjnrber, David VanAusuniundeln, l^oralee Waldapfepfel, nifer Ainsworth, Steve2ven 'Alsup, Clin- Ibng, TfctTfcd 'Rima, Stacey Utley, Mollyoily George. Joshua Gjrinsled, r Gail Minnetle,e W arner, Sharinon W hit(ttite, to start your ii ton Anderson, Russtissell Anderson, Wallace,e, Shayn Wallace, Ix:enacna Hazen. Kamie Hobbs,■s. L aura Love. U t H Whithitney a nd Tifffany W illiamsms. w , Lancc Whitney, Mnri.sHai.'isa . Sunday! i Alicne Arndt, Derekek Bach, Bruce Watkins, m ; _____ Backus, Rcnae Barktirk m an , Carolyn Wh ittaiker, k c Jeffrey Wight, Jeremy Beale, Kevin Bennett;cit, Ju lie t &liclT““W niey lirfdtin “Kc vi'n”W6o3all; M ichelle Boyd, Derek De Brewer, JUNICriORS-4.0; Bryce Arm strong, M irholln__Rrnhy Rrni}randoa_Brown__Jaaon_AaAatorquia.J3rctlJ3aiTyJKanin D ana Burke, B rianI Bumikel,B Stan Brewer,r, Betsi1 Chapman, Kim Fow- E T P j ' ~ BurtonrMichael Buscuscher, Sharane__ble, M arc^ i Hay, Sheri Haymore. Aun-H O l ------Bybee,-Em ily- C apps,-ifl^Ryan-Corbin,—dria"Kra>rah’nTCnris Sm ith,'Eric’S mt ilir n r : —RPFRIGERATI B [■ION - ______Amy Courtney, Jessew If Dabney, Marcus Uay,/, JJulie.Uerricott, Laura Waldrum.Wc ivB R. M ill W wrrlW I I iV lvlIW i Jennifer Dixon, Jefjeryery Dodds. Molly 3.5 anand nbavc:_I.yndu. Ahlbom, ------Farrell.- Scott-Fischer.-jr.-Edward-Ford, -- Suzannene-BoU, Chorio Cash, ChadS - : , ■ ■ -6REPAIRS AND SER\WICE - TVavis Gadsby, -Poug)uglas Geilmnn, Connally,Ily, Michael Doherty, T ara t:bQvc:?!_M{Ufioigx-i-^flcJhn^c[LdIi __ -Iiis.Ua- Jenmter Annen, Jeinn~Burrell, IVaci RumpclteItes, "Shannon Siggli’ii'i Ken" B utterfield, C hris Foster, F( Stefon Spilleranand LaralceWagslafT .V Lareso, Michelle MoiFortin, Nathan _ SENIOlIGRS-'l.O; Lisa C lark and Hei-_— Miller, Josh Pollock,k . TVavis Pyle, di Engelbi;lbert .. „ -John-Rowland, Mary-ry-Shrum ,-Jack_ SENIOlIORS-3.5 and above: _Amy-ny_...... I- T hom as and TV WardI Abel, Danlan Ames, Andrea Baker, Kim • JUNIORS.4.0; Aunlundreo Da\is, Cuskey,, LindaLi Evans, Luzara Lecum-m- — - - Sarah-Hadley, Jennifcnifer - Schlcnder, . berry. Ix)hxjla.McClellan, Ginn Polichet-ct- Alan Simpson—Joshuniuo“ W alkcr and ti,’ E rinRRonfrorGrcui,Schwnri7,-Ani-,, ( m-.; ' 'Ib sh a Wilcke b erS ludetder and Jeremy Scherer M

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” CT' ' ~ 1 3 - - — ■ - J.J b V R u ^ e l — ------Pofleht - BllllfIling S p e c ia list------ShRri‘s~W estem;m Collection • ~ ~ N e VwN ^ am e?------New LocalItion?- N’^ewrManagem*v e n t ? ' — __ N e s w F sa c e ss a n d 1 P l a cces ------S a v e - o n —------R og. S50.-I waiwanJod a-hair-style-that------— New-F(Faees-and Ploeiees-ls-a-unique' 3 opportunity toD qnnoance~yoLourrelocatlon, ajwyui'Matf'sornu'spir------T h e Q u a ni t t , u n i ' iitoo! MyJCPePenney stylist suggest-' c h a n g ed nname, new ,malanagem ent, or oi whatever neews -you teel iss (exciting. Ihis ------Extra~Pern-"fYi------eo a -sn o rte rccul iji arid’a'Quanliim'’ '; “spectahprageT^bordere ed n n - c o lo rrwwill fea tu re ^ y cour business^phot^raph^ ^ ' Extra perm: No'•Jow m y -fialr h a s m a n - ...... niecf^W'youfn‘im ssd g e wRFc!Ch will: b e redeid ’ by over 5 6 ,0,000 ( po.teritjdl’ 1 ■ S A L E - 4 33 , i^ 3 8 ___ i-ageability-andJ:dJDOdy.tbat suits m y------^ 1 _^q^ompan ■■ ■stylo w h e t h e riJ‘nLlnjhe-Qflica-Qr-Qui_: I'l ____I = ziM agie^alle — - — ■MotvTrl. 9:0oXm“ 9’:C S a tu rd ay 9:00 n-m.-7:C . - Intereested? Contaact your Timeles-News Sale,as Representalative or the Ij ______Sundnv 11:00 n.m .-5:C:5i00j>j m ____jncJumo c o r LY $80.00 IncliJudes Photo, ( ' By A p potntmo ont n ts ONL , 60-65 Words> of Copy andI ColorG ;i ------^------1 esday-June^7 M agic VaDe:B e y M a n T f l G S t y l Deadlinei'Tue ^7th • Runs MelondayrJuly~3r3rd— ------m m ^ JCPeriney J I 7 3 3 ^^ 0 9 3 1 7I 3 3 -0D 931 I I . oHOa.JCWxwyCompfty.liv • ------734:0833 ......

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r OOS Pirtonali 007-Jobs of Interest , 1007-Job3 ^m erest 007-^Jobs of Interest- - 007-Jobs of Interesti 007-Job9 Of InterestI I 007-Jobs of Interest c m s s i FIFIEP IN D EX -»G iioniing opportunity!' NofVN Assistant volloybail coacflOch for T ak in g a p p lic a tio>ne-lor- n s -Hiriiigrall-positionsr;r-A p p ly ------TflUCKDRIVERS-R 3 ------W anlod: experieneod a u to ------— ALCOHOLICS smoking makJ noodod. part-limo position. Plo)’laying maWs. A ^ to tho Houso- Ho between 1:30 a n d 3:3ii:30 pm NEEDED lUMEOlATEIkTELY mechanic wilh own tools lor ANONYMOUSS Csll 83S-5200.______and/or coaching oxpofioCKionco keeping Doporlmontnt only,0 ot Frandsco's. 360 Mailain Av- Best pay and bor>olitsfits pro- Indopondontly ownod ga- Coll 733 -8 3 0 0 ------ISU o d u c a tio n a l talialont prolorrod. Sond resumem e la: Nophono calls. . onuo Nonh, Twin Falls.IS;_____ oram h iho industry. Start S la at rogo. Musi be sell motivaiod search program h a s posilisition Box 5200, c/o Tho TinTimos- Wosion Ploza, .tortrwlyfly Hall-I HOfciE HEALTH Rlp u Z3 cents por miki withIh rogu-ri and work .wol w nalj-yrtK)k- » Minimum of 2,100 mileolileo per PaulfrfAutolaeptt»rr106; _ _ -Iom-whon-sharod.-MomJtaitat sponsibilllies: Identify-* ATTtNTlON^HlRlNOtit OC 0V-- -daae-1 fleonso and-cut-ciffrwtt- end, pfirnary cdrb liiiiilursmg,iursino' ^wokguaniniood.'23 ^ 3 y«y e a rs W od Q. Joromo, ID. 83338. ion^ fA- -assist disadvantaood yo -A ra a.- ww|iiif«v< u u f t » OXMrl- No Phono calls pJoaao. .. ------Hoalth A ssociation. Spch yoiAti e rn m o n t i o b s ^ o u r - a r isUiavO- -CaU324-4301. oxt 273. 7om 24 hours on wknds^ 3 ond drop-outs from low• In- J 1 7 ,8 4 0 - $ 6 8 ,^ . Dirodiedory. oxporionco. Uniform . -^ r-— oneo. Good rtwoni roqui. fn? “ P ° Idaho Sioio UnlvorsJ Inoxpoi'loncod? Ask< ab ab'^i- MUSIC/ENGLISH toachor, ----- ^ como lamilios to ontor post-p< $29,95. (rolund4^ki). CalCall t- g r i ^ hoalth insurance Acadomlc Fund^Ralsi OVEREATERS socondary education,i-jRo^ f 602-838.8885. 0 x1 R707.07. eluded. Avoraoo ab ''6‘r»g J.8, Hum epprovod dri>drivina ^'8^ quolity rural onviton- 9 ANONYMOUS ------sponsible for counsolli — $2500 a monihrConiac,.“.5 .° ^ - Po5>ion _____schools, Financiarasi■afiTlB. ™ n': ordwds, lakes, nvors. 733-9113 • — fundions a s it rotalos to Pork Petroleum. Po I involves extensivo proi lanco avalloblo. Collill J R— mountains-with-wkJo-variotY------______PBEGNitJIJlEEaiiELE Soli A C I7 3 4 ^ e 2 5 f .3873^11-703.738.8446- iLpor:-. Huftir-1-e0(«43.3331-o», of outdoor rocroalion. AHorcT ■ ■ ------"ablo hoiiairtfl, inntfT tS reat------^Ing taining financial aid anda Sorvico Station mochan I Excelltnt w>gts..b«m dooo™--Soo, socond^ stuoonis - Family M edical CerM entor Specialists. 149 W. U icotlon - ^ ‘cal oO'co: Data; oniry,on oiarto No. 212. Box 300. • ■" '■ “suppotl- for' slrjglo 'pom nt monsurolo.wilh oduci . Jornmo_Ca|32A;2i83^# = = jniexRorlDncnrEror o l o s ^ JjMnp. insurarU ran i^ TKtHtlorFalla.'-WA. Jf9l4.f ______— -wrm or-wifiout ^g-sooking-qmUinoa~ci cam- ■Exocutlva:hQmo73‘-bSlbo d * . -stonal sales-training -hohotolul- Coding-Exporionced'ord only.- -(509)-738-e«25r(509) 456- • homo. Ail ados wdlbomiomo.' sdiool arid po8L.s(Kot)a ing po- rooms, 3 balhs on 422 o< ocros Sond kJllor of applkatiorion ,0- • Sond rosumo to BoxC 5219.52 • S474. KFSD is on Equal Op-' SI 04, porsonoL BA/BS degroo^ • d o le s lor tho folkawing 1 Call324-S6i8,733-S10< sitions: near Joromo, Roconllynlly ro- sum o, u n p u b lish ed wrwrilino c/o-Timos Nows, P.OO- . BoxI portuniiy ond Atlirmaiivo Ac- 733-3214, 543-5716,. Po Par- qulrod. Expotionco with possossod and noods[s quickq sample: and nam os,0 . od- 54fl. Twin Fttlla. Id. 833031 3 0 3 ^ tion Empteyor.______onts Without Pattnors. Trio pretorrod. Sail ------range: $11,000 to $12,0i‘ m c / L o n g -term C a re DIrocre c to r salO- Asking $135,000.X). Cali dresses and tolophono0 num-1 Mountain Viow Caro .Cori'of Coi NANNIES NihmI a sniing tonic lorr yo< your C losing d a to , J u n o 262‘^ i STOig“ng RN with proviovious Norman. t-eoo-54t-oe• 08 2 8 , bors of ihroo roforencosJS 10; in Kimboriy is accopting •N . ' oxpori- Meiropolrton Mortnnno. ptcalions lor nursitm; a s ’ OO's of positions avail, in , housohold budgoi? S o lI yo< noon. Sond covor lotlorr iand m a n ag o m o n l oxp 0 Roy Huntof, or tonls. Iblolivaiod wHh gi oxciling oast and w est don'l-noods in clossllloilllod. rosumo to David Ayan„,9Afd^.6flgifLA»fly^ 0 pro- Must have <*ri»driving by August 1. Minoriiiesj5 and '“007“ Jod7of Intofosr— Ptooso sond rosum o and r himsT appjy^isu isTnrEEO SfMn-Glani-Corhas-seasonaf-iobz ' ?314r IQ-Agricutiuro OepattmonrOuallfied ______= ^tm-VatlovHDr^53."----- ^ -focilityroxcallpnt call i g - l ^ ^ y n j t i S j S ^ = — ______"and bonofit packago.~ ' inc. Joromo. 324-8801. ' 1000-1200 block olB lak o Sc , NANNY NEEDED Idaho, lor work aTcorn Pitted ™ '• Noor B oston. Prolosslor - r - r r r The City ol CaWwoll, kfi i>um s Exporioncod milker noedi has on oponhg for aa Flro Pfiof exporionco opcoporaling lami cqulpitienl Is helpful, ------1100-120(5 bloclcolSunbur "family wilh 2 school 'aoooi ■'■o »PP>yr*«n«' boys, car pfovidod_,-o*cohbi£ ii DavKl F orns, S t. Boi ------Chlol who wai b e rospc ------gebM W a^ iill^ ^ '2 ~wod -dict’s-FM C.-PC Box-S -bto-lortfHToiMfirfJohrtWi arTdhavy fa’rm cquilpmenlI ^ mainlensncs skills. Must bo ~ • 300 block of Ridgowoy paid vacation, 1 yr comm Jnromn 10 83338. EOEo i° '' - ■ EXPEBIENCED=D isirolion, and coordinotionon of------jt>|9 lo y,o/k durinp} lhe m ^ th s ol Auoust and Soptom-' ~ ..CaB — TEACHING POSmONS r g " tlw Caldwoll Flro Oopt.— Call 733-0844 o r 733-0854.s u rol:.rDquirod.-C >iis^ - MIttWHJGHIS bw.Relsfencssvfiirijorbofequttted:------■ ' ------= 2 :^ • 617-527-6735'COllod'from p o s i ------A Bachoter's O egree-and im 6 Element gfyjoachlna po ®-FlrO' - — __AdyottJSinfl.!ayouLpQsiIiorijwn. -to9pmoast'^ofor«>d.-A luco- s c h o o l y e a r . SeiSend ond • installing'now oqtoquitJ-- eoulvalanixomblnatlQ,lo n of— ------# 1 1 . r>c lisllc-obilityboooScial. Fan school yoar S podai Educ 75 t e educolion and exporienc lion loacher for grodo® 1-1j.ig. covor toiler and resumeno lo: m o n t. W a g o o : $ 8 .7 5 rrr:|LEG A L NOTIci: e l e g a l n o t Ic e Timos of Idaho. 620 Fm jQch P r i n c ^ . S i Edward's GroSrado S13.3p/hour dopondinging on 'o£ DIdtid. 837^77, :___ , -PERSON------I 'EEO/MF...... For moro InformatioItion omo county os a sonlor pie -two Tbo Timos Nows is Curronronlly ' vico/Twiii Falla Idaho. 07UiA**.Soutk ^ Commission (or tho CityV o>o contact ISSOB at 93<3 3 4 - Kc hooJih nurso. Call LindiT.^ Noodod Immodiately-tw Appiicaiions m ust bo m T\vin F a lls , Idaho, that11 ae 4457 4™ “ CNA-s, oxporionco prolommod looking for a wookoi |.„ no blor than 5pm, Jui) 3316 543-4322 cr 543-6646______Johnson or Chorylo Jun for ovoning shift. PloasoI ocan loarahoei/dispalch porso public h o a rin g 'w ill bo holefiold p u b LiSH: Wodneador. Call benoUs. Apply at; 1300 h lity. Tlie ideal candidate must Hoquosts a Spocioi Uso Roquiros Bachelors dogroiIf}^” MorSoo Siovonson. Dirodi >Kto". Buriey, Idatio facility. in journalism, communica ird SI ^ 3 ^ 5 1 6 ^ ------berfy Rd.. Twin Falls, Pomiil In ordor that' '^hotho 002 Lost & Found Q]Q(} ol Nursing, 934-5601. iwoon 8^)0 am ond 5 :0 0 1 iiave.aMS deoree.eeJn_education & 5 years ------...... oppJIoont-moy-opofoto a Hons..bU5lnoss or rolotoi ----- Wosl...... ------. Expononcod -summer cai * ,® Found: Mountain biko in Jor-Joi - disdpUno or a bacholor&.di}i.dfr -NMfd.oxporioncodjjorson.ln.io J ■ ...... 7"— cook to order food andJ CCcook wookdays. An Equal jppor. experience, Inciudlti!Jing curriculum development ------retail auto saJos buslnoss ylho groo wiih a minor In.ono.oM) of - instoB ond ropair doors. Mu;•fust Auto p o rts c o u n te r perserso n . lor lo 200 campors, I luniivEiflolovor.^ at 2dS W ashlrrgton Stroot omo, noar Iho G aJ Forsylh. llie successlui caicandidate is expected to Call 324-3353, ih o obovo d isc ip lin o s oneand bo knowlodgoablo in wok'Old- An aggrosslvo auto porports coted 17 milos northrth Oj^ Tyyjf, Pnrie ani- -sloro m-ElkorNovoda-isds-cwr- - KetchumrCall 734-3800.------A~6SMp16ld d o s c r i ^ n is har oxporionco. Salary S23.000000- cal. Musi havo a good op- of _rontly_B O oking - a n - a u «411 is now accopting o( lor the delivery ol trainino on filo w ith th o Twin Foilsoils Bladt A whHo cal, Iona h u aulo 'Experienced truck tirore ro-t cations for Socrotory lowll- plans & arrange lor ■ $25,000. Job availablo-M-Au- -poarancorTaking appliesica- counter ports person,■ HO*R iroadof, full limo. wiih frin City.Planning.and Zoningling dodawod. Call 734-8M 7. lions from 10am -12 noor fringo Suporinlondoni of School: projrams relaled to Ithe (actory. Candidate v»ll ——- n ^ ; 19S9. To apply corSi »n- sponsbililios indudo knoii bonolits, Apply ln-porsonw n nt ^ ------A dm inbtrator-al-C ity--HloC- oir Afc-you Iho ~spor Mu- Nonh, Monday, Ju n e 19,s, bo- This position re p ojrts rts directly to the employee ■ ppBT a n d b o h o a rd Qt th^ tho Way,. - — fsijY; -Noodeu, uxporioncod-lubi . J- sic-English re. communilunity tween S o m , and 4 p.m .- ____ ' PO.B0.X 8.107.-R.ocatollo.>. itly - tochnidan wilh oxpotkmco n morcial.. Elko, Ndvad ir Srworkrclosely with a ll ...... ------apMtntad bmo; - — 89801, niloniion Vanco, * characiorisitcs, Appllcolli:ollon relations manager i sJurog Ruddoll, Chairman ------83209, Af^icaJion must' bt bo liro wori( q j^ som o mochani tocoivod in tho Porsonnol doadlino July 17ih. Koild Zoning Com­ «n SpKlalNollcai inol cal knowledge. Apply, ata Bo a nanny in Now York, Yoi Fniia school disltid No.>.212. 21 soss tho W w in g qual/ii ____ Ooflico by Juno 30. 1989, y benelits, & relocation are mission 989- Wost Addison 66. 240 Addiddi- Coll516-42i5-1014. _____ Box 300. KotUo_FaIls._Wi._WA. lions— ..,______■I'lioo- Competitive salary, 1 PUBLISH: Sunday. JunoIf,0 SSOO reward boing ollofc(orod EOE-AA omolovor. ___ son Avontw Wost. TF. ___ Best Wostorn Canyciyon 99141. (509) 738-6621625. provided. Send resum re: e, inciuding salary for InlomuUon l ^ n g lo Ih _____ IB. 1 9 8 9 .______Joro«no’Senioc.C4ntat.oo6dttods -Nollce.tolobsookots:_____ Springs Inn is occopling3 0a P- KFSD No. 212 Is an EquEqual t. Typing skills o t 75-80!_____ liislorv lo:______— ‘ —arrosnind-convlalon- ofTM oor Fodorollawro^rosom “pfeaion^bT-part^rrfio*^T O T - Opporlunity and~Ariiftno1rnalivo wotHo oor mihihn. , NOTICE O F SALE -son roqwnsajto for thon < a booUiMpor.-45 hours por rTdrrnTTtmoIIffWlng'.vohlclos. -be -ployors to vortly.lhal-al.omj(n; “OookTTJTpononctnwjninjitirijdr -A alon-Em piow .— —_____ "SmiTooyearsprevious si -itom rtakon from tho BI 212 ptoyeos havo lno legal righ LPN,. rplariaLo_»pononco,__ ond oquipmont oro ollorod _GiouUasldonc«-SW ,-< _HulUimo.and.pantlimaJ.Ei EniDlovee R elatlor ------roffiBto-t^Th-o--rdaho-Slolo 1ST nSTtfWKTnifo'UiWocr SlalM — . or now graduaio RN posUkisHion ^TWoll acquainted wilh pri “ H Wondoll, Conlact Goodin Employers must oxamlhtIhe BUSINESS MANAGEF jOik>d losslonal.organlzalion O re-iaaFooits ll Sffiool for tho Doal and Ccwnly Shoriirs Offico. 93^ iE R : available in 25 bod skilk Blind; .. . . . NY and OC fam ilies pay documonls to establish youio u r . Idaho S tato School lor’ Iholh nursing faclllty..lO miloniio's ollico procoduros. P.O. Box 10 VEHICLES $200A»r wook and up plus kJontiiy (drivor's liconso or 01 Deal and tho BIind._Mui<1usl -from-Sun-Voltoy.-Compoinpotl- - Fxcollont lok);^ono skil 77 Oodgo Maxi-WagonQ- EierdlM your (tMdom c ,--1,7 -8lolo-IO"dird)-oTtd-yDurwoftDrtr -havoTi'bachotor’s dogroo» Ini tivo wagos. oxcoltont Lono;orwlil 5. Compulor lilorato. B iirley/lilaho 833188 ; ------chole«.-flEQ.UEST-Insist",®! 6 bonolks: Moturo? Non-Wok“ ____ (Enalno ulovyn)— ------— or? Call: Atoxandors L h w-y. h outhotiialion (social socurilvrily a txtsinoss fiold. prolorablrably package. Call Karin BrowIrown Exporionce in mooting)tho tl A ttention E.D . N e l s o n , EOE 77 Dodgo SHvor Stationo n Highway 30 gartw o for tm cotdorb^hcottificale). accounting: 2-4 yoors pn>- pm 01 Blaino Manor in Haile-alley, public. sofvico. O il fyH T oso. Nannlos. 1-803-271-2289. ^ Oponing (or exporioncodqh gtossivoly rosponsa^lo oxpcxpo- ID. 788-2243-______Twin Falls Disltici Personiinnol .on- -aopJoicdoautfw^ropossos~ LPN 3-11 shift, dillorontlal. 1 -OopaUmont-wilUconta •BXTrrciiffiiUBncMBaisjozcggj; -UuoWfivefT-Yoaf-around rGonoral dDajilnu'and"tarttc ' sionsr sutt8rgarfw$hiTiontS"< __l 'work driving'ltiplos fvaoIHgino -ed u c atio n : R osponsiblo1 fclor riarpositioti bpoh. Earlr a r ir ?en’'firafa»s'by-phono for ion othof co/loction a dion. Fr« Wood Rivor ConvalosconI .y” m anagem ent ol all fiscal ac J por miorviow. ,ran ----- gA L E S — S IT V Foirmbnl Station Conlor. C h r b a a g g ;g 8 . hay. Able to o ^ r a lo hoy- morning hours, 5 days fx 8 & TOUR |h ~ W agon tolophono consuttolion. Fnx loading oquipmont. Inquiro/ livltios Including dovoloploP: week. Ploaso apply n poi - 82 Plymouth-Blue Horizon- ka LPN Blaino Manor in Hiitoy. ■ StandiM Alfalfa Farm*. mont and malniononce0, 0O' son Tuesday, Juno 20, ^ an An AflimAlivo Action/1/ COOREIDINATGR . EQUIPM ENT ' ' Pan-tlmo worfdng into full-''‘"Ij' C all1-368-gl4^ annual budget, suporvisioisi?” Wodnosday, Juno 21. tjj,, bo Equal Opponunity Employ Itam « Ooficription limo position in 25 bod — of intomaVoxlomal linondi Tour & travel backgroundba< preferred. skillod nursina facility ?10 0 P«lrt-timo or lull-timo saios Iho hours ol 9 .a m a n d 1, _____ 1__ Ale. C o m p ro sso r withith ______P.O. Box m . _ porson. Inquiro at BannorI; reporting, and payroll/perpor- noon-:iBluozLates-Counu u o r d . ------Previous-salesIes expcrticc:in.th.e.i.— ------RMe. Idaho $3443 milos Irom Sun Volloy. Com- . sonnol^iviiioe.-^iary-no Wisconsin Motor . JJJ, ^ rn iiu re ..l2 7 2 nd Avq.-W.— Club, 1940 Bluo Lake industry. Com puter 2 Small Motal Latho 1^00^8-2166 potltivo wagos.-Excollont — gollablo: Dopondont upoipon Grndo. 0^,; hospitalicy ind r— ■ bonoft packago. Call C oryn ^ Porson lo c aro -fo r okiorly :!!! — 3— Childrons-Mochonlcal 'Tly oxporionco ond qualllicaic a------knowledge ncinccessay, exceilenc ^ Bo auto to includo pricof“ B«.«n«l7B8.Sg43,______man. Wotk night shift and tions. Application doodlinilino ...... Mobon Ridir>g B uggy whon advonlsing itoms lor VO-TECH INSTRUCTC 4 Largo Industnal Roof Wantod: High timo piku kwk-5T roliof days, could livo-in andnd 7-7-89 o r unlil suHobto canMin- ' POSmONSt Oponlniln°? -WorkiMconditiilitions, good-benefics,-- ...... — salo ili clnf.siliod.______, 6 nursing oxporionco helpful, Mount Fan with Motor — ingfor.T-210orT-1B2RQ.6 ol. didalo is socurod. Sond lot . . availablo lor. In s tr u c to3t r Ol - - e m p l o y e e b uIS s fifrom -Tw in Falls &. — ------Buy.,S(ilj,.lrado.-hifo-.classi- fflonih-ioaso.or.partner-ll- = - lor of applkation—rosumo1,K; - - G R A P H I C S 5 • Largo: IndustrialrRoof. - - Eiedronics and for Instrud cions are available ac Mount Fan with Molor ■ T to ib Iho orw placo you eon schodulos aro compatablo,id!' PROORAM SPECIAUSTr apd nam es ol 3 roforcncoticos A S S IS T A N T ol i^iod Gonoral Educ Filer. A pplitacio 6 3 H P 3 P h a s o Boilorlor ______L' Twin Falls, Butloy ot Joromno o Accopting applications loror to: Suporinlondoni, Idahc“ho -PERMANENT FULL|_ L tion Subjects, Must b o cotl;itiifi-* N e i l s e n C o nstruction s t r Co. in che — olrponsokoy.Cnll438-413S.15 full-limo poslilon ot P roo ramuu S e h QOl fo r Ih n D n n l n n r r^lM E=POSmON“ rFor m ore-tftferm efien- »-— \w- ^0«-H8ppFA'diF=^^^^— ^ 'M anagomonf': = -Spodalist-io-chart-pr^f^•s =SOH44oVa{n^lwl ' ior-and-TOB806«"60ccesai -Lynwood-Plaza',-Fc 01 ^^.lgP(TWAta!!y.lisab^ ooer- -eontact-thc44ura;iraan-Resourees-D epcr— ------cftildron, Al lo « t l ^ o r ox- 8^ Person noodod to producc = ------C A R E E f l ------luce Aviation deadlK!*Ju^ ce's (208) 733-5163. WolorFood Pun^ porlenco, roquirod workingig CNA or NA- prokir oxperfr r daily advertising and acod 1689 sta rt In A u g u s t. Fl ac Cactus Pete's OPPORTUNITY Idoas lor toam ol outside - 9 Groon Oas Qolf Cart • Y with MRibO diontolo. Send>d once^ competitive salar) sUo copy of announcement arand ’ - Brent... FIVE resume to: Groon Acroi.• . O O E F^oshion open at Magic,-lJ sakis "pooplp. Print modiiodia ^plication forms, conla No Motor ICS/MR, Attn: P. Slrausi,■. V alloy M a n o r In W en d e ll 'oxporfonco ol gmphlahies Technical Education OM so 10 Bluo Eloctric Qolf TRAINEES El- CaU Joanotte or Louise 538-ao; training prolorrod. Export-» ri- ISU Vo-Tech, Pocatollo, I - " Cart-No M otor ------' H A P P Y _ - 6623, EOE;...... — once with com puter grap> ph h­ - 83209, (200) 238-3851. IS 11 Largo Moto! S.Whoolwl , ______W e-aro o national com - i c les tormlnal and VP*r>gi onar is a E^O/AA emolovor. i^ s - Cart______% pany expanding Inlo thohi; rare Cosmotologlsl wantod pan“ rt asset Good communica­ and full-tlmo at Burtoy. Wantod: exporloncod foo ts Smoll 3 Whool. FATHER’S9 Idaho aroa. Wo rave boonZ ' OPENING tion skills in dealing with 4ong-establlshed flmi has» and ThfMds^.-.•-— -the public.-att»nlion-to do* T -in-bo»lna«#-foi^60-yoarr L G uaranteed wago. Call: 13 - Largo Old Tablo Sow and growing at o rato o of j a raro oponing for a full- tall a n d foliow-ihrough osr 20 _bmo.opplianco ropalr-.por-r. . 878-1230 o f l ^ 7 7 7 7 . DM roquirod. Write Mrg.. PO Bo “ 14 6 FT. Pull Typo'» D A Y ! 40% por yoar for ovor 20 sentlal. Salary $f4,000 IS 1 __ j A s U Qonp Mower ^ son ^dlttlny|ln^w M ^ri1 Cusiom y'sorvlc4)_ clork_ lor plus,------t -•J" m Shoshone id 83352. ------CQUALOPTiOtlTUhFUN IT i*- EMaOVaR M/F/H/V | — F T o o n ^ _ : w o a ro s o ^ n & lndi<^du ^ijr t m nsrhnvinrnsur B v^araa ~haw~ working krwwiodgo7 ol ^ ...Ploaso sond rosumo to: - .OW=?Jobiollnlar«tt... _ -noouB ltofn^B.-oro_B9.fd.::08: — wnni I •oxportonca“ Wilh''rofbrorid-'> "booWio^rig ohdTTiHih; d•lus iu ...... Times Nows ' ~ ~ Is’ Withoul any oxpross or —extra-special, OS. Sond rosumo tb: Idaho0 10-koy, typing, and com-m- PO Box 548 impllod w a rra n tio s. „ Father-To-BelI 1. Intorost o r oxporionco In S ta lo J o u rn a l, P .O . BoxX pulor oxporionco. Posiilonlon Twin Falls. ID 83303 Vohiclos, oquipmoni a public contact posi-,1. 164, Pocatollo, Idaho.I. roquiros pioasanlporsonalltyillty Attn:Advorti9ing ' “ ond^lscall^oous Itoms — -tion. M 204. - and ability to deal-vriih Iho ----- 1 „— ACCO :-MANAGER------may. bo-lnspoclod ati“ LdvaYoUII 2. Tho desiro to a s s u m e a -RETAIL ASSISTANT = TpOOIIeT^rtin'tfaufno'rd:r o T ------OUNTANT-/OFFICE-ft ____ ISSDB a t 1 4 S 0 Main In15------Leenn------______- managomont.posJtianJn-n ______MANAGER------_ - C o n ir o llo i..P O B 0 X.7 O6>6. . ______;______Gooding, Idaho from 7 ^ 6-9 months. Growing ostablishod norlh- Buhl. Idaho 83316. I d - ...... --— An-immodiaie opofoning for an acKOunianl-offioiffice m a n a g e r is a v a ila b le - ...... — ^ '■•■-■■n.m.-tD 4 3 a p :m c d a lly .a n d - ZTrSTLoadorshlp obiR^. wost appdroi chain noods> Dental assistant and dentalol Groon Acros Coro Cmtor in ollor hours by oppolnt- p|!| ■ wilhBROSECHEMi Iaho iQcatlonrTho position" ' 4.-Tho ability 10 train o th - dynamic top ossistant-m an-’• rp^lionlst noodod. Experi-rJ.- ' Gooding is tookirw lor an RN MICAL atourTwinFalls,;id^'( mont, '■ .005 HimVrWNoUcM \ . -,.OfS______— agofs,-ll-yDu-hBvemanago’' ohced preforred. Ploaso10 fuU or part-limo, lot day shifih if l'" “ will ih ^ u d o r n a n ^ ggomont c and suporvision off all offico and accounting — Intorofltod'portios may,y — ■ 5, Tho goal to bocomo a ment oxporionco and can ro- n. chargo nurso: also LPN o Wo. Iho Blis lam iy, would : sond rosumos or corrospon- PN _ .funaions.-Opportur id u a l e x is t in syQiom d e v e l...... submit soQiod bids lo 1!° koy oxocutlve in thoo locaio. sond rosumo lo PO 1.7- part-timo-ovqnlngBrGood untiosfora moilvatocJ individu; ■n llto lo thank aD o or frkifKJs ). de n ep -to r1 5 1 -4 th Avo;‘ N .T opincnt for fiscalplj ISSDB by S;00 p.m. on tJs n o a r ------' Box-80862rSd’oJJlo WA.• Twin Falla. ID 83301.______slanning-and budooting.-;------Juno 19.-t089.-B«3-imi8tJt for thoir kind-thouflhtfl'andw future. 08108.______T tlvo', vrage;. Coniad°?3oni-ni-' bo subm itlod on forms0 flonoroos odlons during ourur 6. $2S-$35.000 staning In- — Dishwashor wantod at Iho '■ RN and LPN charge nurse> Aroma, Hniirs o a a d a d ;-J 0 3in a . too Siovonson, Diredor ol.o !_ _,Quali(lDd.candldala; ^ — omw: posiiions in a progrosstve !?■ posana;...... ISSDB resorvos Iho0 and doods woro and aro goriolriO'SODlng. immodiaio -lighLia-relusO'Ony-bld that»t vofygraiolulfytocoivod.------J ...... Forconsideratlonrsonda | fuH-limo and pSn-iimo pool- ir counter help, shifM o^ors.rs. ~ • C e r tifie d t 'o u n d Ooos not roMoct th o markot)t SJcnod; Winnard. Undo, Jim*1^ k)tlof of Intorost or rosum o t ; Eslablishod Twin Falls 1 Public Accounting Bacl^irour 0 tions available. Various '* m a n ag o m o n t p o rs o n n oDl- l. . Minlmurr mtlng oxporionco ______valuQ ol th o itom o r vohl-I- and Robon. shifts; Throo i2 -h o u r shifts m 3_yrs tiusinoss accburitii to: • • . « 1 "0‘ .Inllmatol oHwere and P C o r “ ■ ■ ______»workod rocoivo salary oq^jai f 0 knowieciflo of Cyma3 soft^ IBM 10 40 hours' workoo. C 5 0 lor two job coachosTPofii- _ PC clone - - 007^ofa8oflnlera»t - 007 Jobs ol Inttrssl p;0. Box 1503 I I lions are full-llme with ^a ^ 1 8 . Hailov, ID 8A333. 10 a y s to m s ------^TwinFaUs. Id 83 3 0 1 —_ ^ Ibonus-payabl«-aitor-9Q ------—TESOPBCX »B}rablB-notiTiBnd»tory— ------days. Compotltlva salary and -c6mpomi«mtIfff?Tlnd a- ccountlngwpertoncQ'^aBlr < comploio fringo package.}. Halratyllst rteed^. E AVAILABLE Equal Opportunity ' ^bonolits. Contact Eloiso 0 Como join Iho protossional O N E R O U T E Olsen DNS, Burloy Care, Works with porsons Who - Emplovor ( have a loarlng-disabillty,I, staff al Thlrd.Dlmonslonan - Pi® company offersrs'a compotillvo salary, fullI bOnofhbti packago and an L O C U S T S IT 6 0 0 - 8 0 0 ------Managor/tralrwo lor a sm allTT Cemor. 1729 MilW. Burtoy, ,. Cuts at Iho Bluo Lakes Mall, ro 'an equal opportunity ^ ID 83318. 678-9474. brain Injury, oro dovotop- III. ” orfiployao stock pariirllclpation program. Wo aro i M A N O R oomVE r - ALL pIZ2J>- and rtallon food ros- ' fnontoDy disablod or havo a Guoronloed salary. U por n RN-LPN; Tuod ofdrlvlng to Z * n ip lo y e r P A Y S E IE - ALL taurant In Kaioy. Maho. Win montol iHnoss. Poffomi jobb hour plus commission. Groal train tho right person, mustIt JJorome or Twin Falla? Como piaoom , ent-end-tralning.' re>). oxira bonofits! II intorododKf 7 T H S T . SSOUTH O - ALL b e quick, officfcrt. and d o.- . joinjt our team a s wo strivo ior pott-writing, omployer andd c o rta d Valerio al 733-4733.1. Iniorostod porsons < 208) 7M-1045 or reply lo ,- excolenoo ol Magic VaUoy call Mr, OavoQroso at (208 ______BUJi m L ______pondoblo. Sond rosumo to: 0 cOent s « jp i ^ a c t i o s . Pn>->■ ■ ______~_____R.O._Box.1506_j:wii ^ ______- 6OT8.-HaikryrldafKi 83333, - ManortnWendell.-CaflJean--' lOTBS-inWiBvk^ 1 d ' Healing, air conditioning, iyin.Eall5,Jd.ntio_e33Q3J 5 0 6 _ TOLL. F R E E Manager ~ olio or Loulso, S36-6623. .■f 2 years related experi­!• and sheet m etal. mechanic. Vanity a Jr tviparol store is, ^EOE- - - :______I ence, or a HS dtotoma -f 6 experienoed In service work, :mic:al compahv 5 4 1 3 - - ~ * SROSe CHEMIC: - 4 6 4 8 now taking applieatkns forr RNF or LPN lor part-tim e

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- 030-Home$ For Salaa ______03)-Homea£ar.Sal99 Q30-Home3 For SaleHe 030-Ho(ne8ForSaIe ■ ; ’ 007-^ob3oHntere8t _____ 0X7 . ______017 BuitfWii OSO-HomesFof^e - 0»-HomMForSale Wanted; oxporioncod irricirriga- ' Oppoftunlllas Opportunlllas...... Invnedlat* poaaaislon.lion- NE L O W D O W Nli t ~ S h a rp e n 4 bdrm , 3 ~ bath ^ lof. svphon. gaiod pipo.a. aend • ; Dr. Ca- This 2 bodroom, 1 balh — — a.1.7-LURH,finEEiF N BRAND NEW U STINGINQ tocation. bfS l sh a to n»f^ i 3^m i. l”l/4^ths^(0 ^ ^y jn el 820 f i > ^ ^ ^ ------BsattKiTP^VwarRarcRHii "CTOTO-in l . 3 2 a c r arw r n lttr "comur hn-^ilujty'landEa imtly im ' "hwno' has been-romodoioo— ■ hom o with l o r g q j ^ . Soli ...... nowor 4-bdrm, 3,5. bbi o th with sprinktor ^ o mn, , OwrvC paxtdr>g'$ 4 0 000 ' w /I^ic, AC, nioo yard.d. PiPrieod or>d is _ s l tu a i o ^ d ^ lo city ------r -homerOveresOO sq-fl-'li-d»~ -era'unii-haS'd bodroofocjms^ -S5nbowfloalty-733-2:-2273- to soil $89,900^733^1:4413 ___ .park_and.downtDBnJ;IIOf..____ ' ' • WANTED: LIBRARIAN.W V r o w N^=YOUR^ Including lovoly 3 bob o d - luxo klchon, main Itoorr laun-ta 2 'A b a th s, tralfic froo» titwinq ;„to 2-3 Has a largo shop In bock lor OPPORTUNITY Cuto . . ' bo osKod to do somO looc I room. 2 bolh brick honomo,- dry & morolOnly $69,000X ». room, main floor lamily Idont Sl lhe man who Is o fixor-up- MUST SELLI 3 bodrooi 1 bdrm home on Prosldon ‘ing at Socondnry Lov< I . (oncod corrals, footliitln g ■ • utility room plus finis base. Owner will aell onft ooodg pur- Soo this doll house. . Musl havo Idaho ConilicS ; o w N iSPORTS bom , lota o l o u t bulkJinj basomont aroa and larg1^00 2- fireplace, lull bi Dorson <^0 Waft or Anna a call m rgarB flft Tnn«nl« ung■iniThiia mont, excoltoni droa offlow ti n to n n s lo Iho righl por ■ - ■ linn rv>fHnr» WnndflltAnA — lull wator^ftharos-oia D O S H IE FR M 895- g0fr4S8-?710, -now. PticeLOT now caipot ano inonoleum RV parking. $29,800. a «tocK ranch. Homo will I tv franchiaea In ihe0 DISTINCTIVE 733-2626/733-545 iowitfi Rainbow fleolty 733-22S.2273 734-0400 . ; provided. W ago* noooiiabiS>ki” B f o w / n o n o w covorod dock and palio g in Indion Trails Subdiviskis ton ,|Q gj oaraoe, $49.500. 7^-74' 'ORTOLLFREE Coll 352-46^a{ior9pm.c< oya KANAKA RAPIDJ , Bolow costa to build. 5 S “ B a n . o l d a i nr e , a d y . build a h o u se o n li.-MihL in- most-distinctiwo-homoa,“-IS- ' ' Now listing. 3 bdrm,' 1 to P.O . Box 116. Goodin wolking distance lo avoilablo for your porson 1,3/4 sq u honw, supor ortc Idoho 83330.______O'Loore Jr.-High, Roduajced- viowing.- Foaturos indue Viow of KanokBi'Roptoplds- bolh-with-aBoch.od_oarjarag^ otilcionl. Nugo maaifiMtor -- TODAY IS Wonlod: Prop cook and woiwort- The PProi Image is a “sports to $9,000 ancT nogoilablibto. onorgy officioni passlti from this spoctocularir riram - Full basomont and pTumjmbod- tjodreom.^.boorooma,iia , 3'/i FATHER’S DAY S g pool tor 3rd balh. Also foolurt store' offering productsS , Call Jonn. solar hoat, oxcoptlon liros a both?: 28x40-3 can ■ ■ m oalor suito with lars ^ d Iroftub^SS'os^ostato covorod patld, dlshwaaashor rago. Call Irwin RorR o a lty and this groat litdo ocro- la to d . and eprinfUing sysiom.I- Call 734-6500 or Miko Mc\ Woftdol.lD. ___ from a/.all major league team s. - P1CTURESQUE25>59 master bath, lorge gani(rrrinn g o o t h o r m a l l y h o a tc McMur- ogo proporty Is Just what ------and-offieoMhcp/alablo-H if living Bon or Virginia for moreto do- rnv 734-4243. - ho wonts, Locatod SE of Boce------= — —ACRE------Fwrtfi= n^i=739H735H54=W.= ...... "pofS on: woWJftg and gbnonnoral . V\. o c o to d o n 1.21 ^ au tilu l "■ ' T w i n F a in WUh 'S 'g D tf^------yThe Pro Image Store InT . “ quiot rivor sunouncSngs »r Lot rooms, 2 bottT ranch stylo - ' knowtodao ot m aeftlno^ rc ------Pow-crop-and-pattu< landscapod acres wil ..r . Sitting on Corner L guifbd.~Musl'havo own tooli luiinraibmairc-^pnnKiir -bedr«om'Sr4reenhoui r p - Pdrtirro'^c»l«r8b—ib~vdir homorFoncod-paelure;------= - - farm-ranch'combo wti on-H fish p o n d s, fruit troosS a o t m s t a t storage bulldlno plus a ...... Sortd rosumo tor-Ann: Judj I corrals, toaftng shed, ouou,. systom . This oxcoptlon; c a n still pick your c ar - Bo« H. Kimborty. ID. 63341. for purchase. - ru/in h o m o is o llo r o d fc m uch m orel Call GudrJudron REALTY and colors, 4 plusB b sotollTlo dish. Fricod ot buildingo, 3 homos, Tw J®/ for dQtQll3.7.34J201 2 9 8 ------^ 7 3 4 -0 4 0 0 ------raa^irt' $82:000. Calf Walt or ------Fa«s-anro.-$225,000-¥rt^ 2 * 1 0 3 .0 0 0 .-C a n Slove Ho rc^rfisTTbalihs, gaftagt ------— WAHEHOUStWOHKERa low s lor your privato shovh™ »'32.000., ly®®'" Anna today. 71-89. ------NEEDED ■ lorms. Conlact Jon ______OR TOCL FREE For more Informatlatlon write: H_utchison for m ore Info, . ing. 734-1298. I , 1-800-345-4655 ext El=115 ' -939,019,000. ------. O «ffl-£taiA .Pap0f b ' pcotpros- .. .GraaLHoma-fflr-Starle ‘ onl/y taWt*g appItoUtora fc COLDWELLLL . --N E W LISTING,^~rr^ 'UTTi 2 1/2 bodroom -hom o- GEM STATE ; _ - • wofohouip holp ot Iflo'm ,: : " Q T h G j ^ _ ^ALPIN E REALT'TT CCDLDWELL f 6 bdm i, 1 1/2 both, forr n n oxtra largo tot REALTY ______HighlandrAvaruM L BANKER.LTV— ro o m , b a s o m o . :-734*3373— ------W ESTERmiEALT 22nii_ Spadous-rooms.XaUiB,^ ^------. = 7 S W H 0 0 ...... ------DrTvIng oxporioneo h o p u l - BANKEH- ______iM tay . ------$ 3 5 ,9 ~ M u st b o a b lo to IIIl lOi ^R^EXBUBO, IP. 8 3440B CALL TOLL FREE W ESTERN BEALT:.TY 733-2365 15,81m . OR TOLL FREE s r ~ R ‘dlng on oxpofkwco. ‘An Exoculivo Dolighl* ___Rainbow Rooltv 733-22; >273 N ico *2 bodroom. 1 bi ' In'dbpdndontly ownedId a ' opof««od.______; • h o m o in oxcollont a ro a 6 bedroom, balhs. su 3M. 3 W o ora stD looking ior goo< 2'/t opofntod.______LARGE 4 BEDROOM, Joromo near schoIlfJo'i' TWOHOMlS ^ __ room, olegsnf'spaelou ------BATH, Exocutivo lypo hor — I iuichoft(-numotou8-outbu»li i'.aS- NEW USTINGi ______Froshly painted ond. w gf-r.-- : -— doCAIL - «:NE=Twifl-FoUs 7^5] TOTrmredotocrs-earmmi,—2- poperBO-'-uarogo^onc - , anondoflL-AppIy h porsot II ingsirKluding'lar^'InsuIatc P - tol. H as iis own woll, pan « n 008 Salas Paopla OM ChJIdcara SareletV 11 you want o 5 bdrm. 2. both. Foncod yard. LaLoca- yard. Pricod to sell atIt honw hao 1 bodroom,, 1 y. Mon through T hura..6 to 5 __ _ sfwp and much moro on Oj V, e Sprinkler systom, n o v ^ i !7,000. bath, laroo main living., Men- p ro x im a te ly 5 acroi^ balh .homo in..PRiyE J<,£ place lion oxcoltont for day ocnro. . $27,01 , T rav tltrs* O a tls . Just norUtoah Idaho-Monlana commiim is- Bobysitling, my hom o. Men ' area, Covorod dock ovei;f;'7 modolod kiichon, firoplac room, oquippod kilchons. roa-. -»150J)00 ...... - b sa- Extra incomo- 1 bodroJroom ------o tth o Hanson btQoo. . alonod soloB ol Fastoniono/_ day Ihrough tu rd ay , roa - looking privaio yard, $74.90 tots of storage, double g ------— G nry/snirioy 655-425-4224 Excollont Incomo-proporty------products; Anchors-boliie lls - sonablo roles, mool provido\M- Moro land availabio. roge. Asking $125,000. “ rontal. Only $33,900 ~ Roinbow Ronlty.733^2273 Gayle 733-163-1666 or TiVO In one ancTtot Iho : 008 Sal0lP«opl« nuts-scfows, EslnbSshodi od. 6 yoors oxportonco. CalC a l ■’ ------Joonnlo - -734-571-5719 othorpoy tho woylOfforod M ountain Viow Rooll.tlu A unique, quality brick hom ____ occounta. FESCO ot 185J5 ' W 734-1364 anviimo.______'“y on .8 ocre, ovor 3400 sq.f ‘11“fl MUNROE ROBIRTSr s -• D on 326-56S-5602 at only $26,000. Coll Decorating ConsullanLI t 1700 3 . SLC. UT. 84115.L___ Bo Poop K lndorgarton ancand 734-1898 ----- 3 bdrm s, 3.5 balhs, larg^ REAL ESTATE ^ ONE LEVEL H od 734-17i-1790 Slovo Hallows. Previous drapory soJos ox Dayeoro. Structurod ctassoswos, . . . -______. lamily kiichon, lormal dininSiSS- ____ 543.M0»/543.S33a ...... -porionco n o c o s s ^ . Apply ir ■lyin' -NalionalWhotwoJ^Mofkoifkol- Sioto liconsod. 735-5097.L— BEAUTIFULLY room,- plus othor oxtra fosfoa- All on ono tovo1, Movijvo-in person at J.C. Ponnoys»y*‘ ing Compony neods Rop Ic luros! $97,000, ,Vi conditiont 3 bodroom , ( COLDWELL C P C a r r y i n g tor Kilo o n e s, shor DECORATED ustom.Oocdrating Studiolo inir locol oroa. no direct saloa ond tall, orts ond crofts, m u LEASE/OPTION bath uflitiy room , larM MV Man. Ask lor Ektera. ___ f713)7iB2-744S. X N E L S O N BANKER _ sic. and fun for all. Cath) brick homo in Sowioet Q ing room, family, din FORTUNE 500 CO. Roitz, 733-5180.______3 S 1 4 U n io n In F ilo r.: Ri a ro a wilh convoruont kil& • R E A L T Y W ESTERN REALTY ------and O'Leory School DisS D O S H IE R* modolod and roady fi 260 2nd SL Eaal. . I Witl have outstanding parol Qoo ooo's Dayeoro now hash02 tricts. Throo bodroom, on, OFFERED AT. Oh Voi ^733^2355 'SS - 1 R E A L T Y now owrwr; 2 bodroom»ms.... $32;500: Contact Stc5>nbo------734-3930 o r loll fro o ------aalo s-T S jo n in g s in tho ' ‘“ 1 2 oponings. hw m ools and one 3/4 both, doubto go/agc Jils. - 1-800-537-2477 ttMPBb«o.rt»n?a-32g-.58Q4: N —~ within walking distanco 0oi -roto of Tolal pri«irico a n d -la rg o tamily room w - teretow can, 733-2526, 733- ,lh roducod to $42,500. Cal ■ 'Reduced to $59,900.0. S h a rp a s a pin home withI 3 Wrth nico shop aroa. Homo - *• now pool and Sawteeth Call firoplaco. Attached garag ^ heatod with elRdent vrood^ ' 5137 botwoon 8 am and 11 „ 017' flu sln a a a ------—- School Djstrid; ioaIutos tikitito' Lynn R asrriusson, S61-68, sling tXKfrooiTi t>alh3, carpsrpori, RV hookup, largo heated '1 ' 014 Childcara S«rvlc«* 66.-- &-fo n co d yard. Now lislin 2 insert plus new heal pump, am a n d 4 om to 7 om.. ____ Cpportunltlaa roof, foncod yard, now llooi at $51,500. Vou can1 bob shop, 30 X 25. FullII fencedi private privaio yard, < s Agos 3-8, summor child ___ and window coverings, ond limt IF YOU HURRYI covered decK. Storageige t)uildlr>gs. Atiic space to add _____Opportunity Knocks-12----- carorpfoachool.tun, aafts. ___ moro. Ownor Is agonl.S? GEM STATE -JY-— -bedroom&Jf-dosired-(Uuid-storaQaJ}^einaQLJ!&u_ ■ ^NDDSTRrAlrSALES -C.E^Cir 736.ja07/73a.B7ai a - J5g5Qg:7^-477.- ^ ...... : REAtrrYr—— - THAMLETT REAtTH ~ -"-sinco 1978-Crood Lab# ^ D O N U T -S H O P - <079 have to se e this lo belieireve'hbw sharp. #208-09...... y g . Appto- Dumpling Day Can^ 0 Twin Falls lop location.on. BY OWNER * 7 3 4 - 0 4 0 0 OFFICE ...... 733-407! " W M ^ S T A T E — has boon servicing Its cus­ Call B onnie Jack so>0.734-8286 n . tomers and industry withh a n lookjng lor irttto poopio Internor- Call 734-4020. ’______1 acn>+ a t odgo of town. 44 OR TOLL FREE REALTY r|n | 'oslod in fun activilios, arti wldo rango of InduBtrial ^ s Loi tho govornmont linonoonoo bdrms, 2 balhs. lamilyllv 1-800-345-4655 ext E115115 Lovely DUPLEX custom bui ______^ 7 3 4 - 0 4 0 0 - -a n d com m orical - cleaning and cralis, £|orio6, dancoJ ' youf-now Of oxtsting-smollt)qJ| room, wood slovo, nocltodod ------— for owner, Immaculalo-ort ,nv qualily core. Llconso< S - f \ G E M « S X A X E OR TOLL FREE .and mointononco chom- business (Including forms,)OS) in troos. Also 3 cor go-1°' Father's Day Spoclal roomy! 4 bodrooms, 3 both _____w,homo_with tots.oLo.xpori Granls-and-loana-up-to,_to ro p g Mom lnasldo^ d ^ s^S t. - -Ck»o-to-Golf Coursol-4 on ow ners sido: 2 bodrooms 1-W9-?1?-1W5yMEn? ; once, oxcollonl roforoncbs TWIN FALLS AREAS $500,000,00 yoariy. Froo bedroom, 2 1/2 both'7^ -2-baih5-on-romol-sWerEx AVAILABLE tair ralos, broaklast, lunct rocardod mossogo: “ ‘P colloni condiiionl ‘mis is i 032 Buhl/FIIer Homta lao and snacks Included. Ploasc - hom e, lorgo titos kltciion, A d d la o n A va. E. * 734-0400 , Wo have excoltont fringo (7Q7j 448-2602. (CB9) family room with wol bar, now listing, don't miss soo^ 1*^1 1«5A lib- call: Marv Jano. 733-5399. ing H, CaB Ja n e. 50-89. LOVELY COUMTHY ■ boriofits supoono d with lib- ~ _CANXQUAIIF.Y?______(iroplaco.-olflco.. doubio ______RANCHlIt ^ oral commtssTo fis, wobro- B a b y sittin g iri my ho m o Wo can oot you Into this ^ K ' m e l t . . 7 ^ >'S garogo, RV porWng, Barn City 3 bdrm heme only'A vldo complolo training in toncod In y ^ , largo IrKfooi d o an 4 bdmi, 2 bolh homoIO and foncod posture. 1,7 mile from Buhl. Rodwood this repotith/o markoL For-or playroom. 1 mool includodlod. in nico oroa wWaso! W5,900X) .acros for $110^000. " GEM STATE . a porsonal intorviow, sondfid tloxlblo’hours, roasonablo,blo in yoof mouth delight! This ------R E A L T Y ■: roaumo: Cood Labs,,B. rolos. 734-0735 anvllmo. ice croam franchiso is bo- ____IN YOUR BACKYARDI )l 734-0400 ^ ------B a^er-^aHors .' •----- —Stowoft-WriQht.-450-Wost-» i- Babysttting-tn-myhomo:r»e- «ng-olforod-ol-o-vory-of*^ ^ D Q S H I E R ' Brick, low m/untenando 5 ------1st-Southf-Salt-;^k»^iy- JoHtablo PTioo nil the l £ ITOBjnOJlJZEBEE^ t» r- :fififtM n flhie:flniljiiiiab lfl; - -bodroom I to>iW|4afma t----- = 140t>^4S-403S‘e(t'Et19 — U T M i m . ------Hours Itoxibto. 324-8653, IHP"------REALTY living room, country„y ------—------H Drivo by ond iwo th o ^ tra c ^ ------^ __ K vs. 7 3 4 - 2 9 2 2 _ kiichon ar>d cSnlng, ■ Uvo hom e at 801 Sawiooth I_n Lovoly hom o two .yoors ok ■ j - - h Buhl, 9 bdrm,-exe«»I eond,- ______CHOICE spacious family room, 4x6 ■ 007-Job3olinterest 007'g. VVESTERN. REALTY 5 kid's ployhcxjso and 1^ io.^^m^aw ^ ^ ...... ’ shop, ond good 4 bdrm. 2 storago shods, $69,900. mat dining rooin. Masto 733-2365 bath all-otoctric homo. RE-? ,w bodroom is extra largo, d J^S;^034- Jerome Hornet— ^------f' ..BE GOOD TO DADDY i6D**Deiro*rnful Itonv witn 3 txdfooms, I Indopondonily ownod: & OUCED TO $67.50011-73, '■ etoctrio hom o with 0 two* ca tJSti' 2nd trauttful tJcdt in Ijro®roebaclrjBfd, liwutaleiJjHraiRerKj oaiui I oooratod. g NE locatk>n. 5 bodrooms. ng.— f'tiaB-ni'D'ivneiihip is eviden - • - Booutihil - 3,-could^ to 4 - - - _ * 3.46 ACRES Wilh 6 T?-. ,g o ia g o ..F I r o p la c ftJ n s o : ' bodroom honw . droam kitch-- bdrm , 3 hoth homo'DVW- -2-3/4 bath -homo.-famlly could hoat Iho comploKioi‘. o 5 W " m ., room with w ot bor, ofltoo, • • • • • on p a n finlshod basem ent 018 Incomo P roporty looking Rock Crook wost homo. $68,000. For youi ;y’t^ln:*«l-m njne bcfltoom wi;h-a jj, formol livloQ room withIth p a r«f>n n l g h n w ln n ... nnl flooWo garage, $65,000'. ISYOO! — .of-T w m . REDUCED, will -fropli»eerlo'n^Tfart-and d-wyit) lato»-siorao»-tHed-0*na/ nt __.2- • -^egnritv OffioQgcr______^ ^ —, .255oB3e^5?Rne?»-eftd^zr oC HV parking. J u a l $68,400.^ 5oiphJ33.a5Z6 ______— ------NicffriW ir2 bedriom, • • PBXOpcratort o r s ^TcwTol^t^.^^^W rmrm lrndos,T 50. - —hoffio.-Roluing.. roasonabto>lOf * 5 ACR^-^ hfi^ bolh homo doso to school REALTY;Mc.f= 1 t d a n r — ------lomis Cnll 655^312.______family homo with. 6 bod- S " i ------4 ^ 5 0 0 • Poker Dealersrrs • Po5»lvo cosh flowll s roniallal r o o m s . 2 b o ih s , p lu s 1 tl ^ ^ * rem!ty^^^ Goodnolghboftiood,J.toY-.____ oil bdrm, 1 bath opartmoni1 Joannio • 734-5719 • • Kcno Runner/'s r A V r ite r s ______u n ii^ (4 ^ond^l small iL -D on------326-56020 2 ------^ 7 3 4 - 0 4 0 0 ------— d lL T O tlF B g O C H lltt < W -„ot.^n(co,2 bodroom ^omo. ----- ovor-garago,-covorod pa- good assumoblo loan, 075011 Soft Cou'ount Team M em ber — tie a n d dock, nico viow, ■ 8 WoD landscdaped, onorgy ______eyc,J.2J.li______- l-e00-537-2477exl364 ^ _ ^AccountsJ^ayatyable Clerk . , 026 Mu8[c_Lossona 4 landsci^, toncod yanfws elfident. motol siding. 3 bod- COUNTHY UVmO aulo sprinklers, oaraoo a • SccreCary/Recc::ceptioni3t--- _ ^oomjioma.pan-flnlshod _____ -LECSONOi'Da s j'.' ittytriiTfITT - 2 Bam. i &flggir a i r -COpOrt.-$!>7,MO. 382 Tyn basemont. $33,500, - and load guitar. Also piano, acres, near Kimborly. oul-^ FOR SALE BY OWNERII woodBh»d.733-H56. Excellent workinyinR condicions and Don Cralp, 734-0513. -— - -bMoar»t3S:00^g3-«43a—_ -4-bodroom,-2-bath-|J0«iloble ------• Mini-form. 3 bodroom : benefits inciudin;;G I-H calth/D cntal/Lifc ■ garage, auto Eprinklor, pool Guitdr nnd banjo lossons, ^ MATCHLESS , ______homo, largo shop, garago, boginnbr Of odvancod,------tablo. >01 bar. near Joromo ■~i- -Jnsui^ncc andid pprofit shnrlnjj;------COUNTRY m barn,-patio, 4W acroe,------. Call 734-5732. - golf course. 3 .acres inigatod ------ESTATE ------$30,600. . - Employee bus from1 TTwin Falls and Filer, ELEGANCE pasturo. $85.d00. Ftoxbto f^n- • ^944WENIIOEU.-STREET ___ A p p lica tio n s arc availableJiv at Ncilscn Roal Eltotv for Sal« nanclng. Phono 734-82S858 Dls^i.nguished rivorfroni • Nico, Ulto In-lown acro- ^ ter aoootnlmortf. S _ Constnjction Co. inin iilK'.Lymvood.Ekua— - * Quality abounds...sitod on _ Lava Hocfc ranch. Boauti- TWINFAALLS, IDAHO aoo, 10 acros. 2 bodroom -- '2-tte*rSTWhlto-Br«omirr "W ph ScHObl/SaWOOIh oroa.J57 'fBfly~itted~orr'5:6*~ocnra bnjo^OUVfocOTdB^iSB^rH75u7#KffnSyKr«uIWy^iB05r «T------hom.' could t^ 'd o v i^ ------For m orc informiation al contact the . — Ifeaturing o a k trim kltchon1 woo kop( 3 bdrm home, big)ig with c a n y o n prostigo. In- •BwR'titoog European Koost9 this large, •half BmbonxT homo is . 'Into mobUo pari( or industrial H um an Rcsourcdt with all tho bulll-lns,, yards, $47,000,373 hia?■a- torcom sy sto m . *3 liroplaa-! ifuly onq of a Kind, Planiimty ol room for lh* kids.'witfr fourlor . use, $42-,900T^ :l. Can 733-6207 os, stainod glasa, parquol SlJ;, bodrooms, tfroe ba#» andd an ordurd ot treoi to oxplora>.M3ubu - . . : ______-■ 7— “ Pctc's:f206)- — -patJo' door,- 4'bo<»oom8, — fkjors, formal dining room, t 3)-733>5-l63— : -~207 Chestnut 6t. Klmb«r1y, - I o d i - - vrfl appredata tho very prIv*Ivaio sotUnq and th*™ is room for thehe * Conm ntoni localion, SW 2Va bialhs, family room* Horso proporty, 3 b^oomIT. ; w n fk -ln c lo B o iB ,-4 bod-^ 2C00 sq. n. custom brick, 4* \ with firoplaco. 9 6 x ^ shop 5 -rcxims, 3’y^ boths, Jonn-)nn- family pony or calf. Two firop-oplacM, l a ^ dedu, doutito garage,M. of Jerome. 4 bodrooma, 2 bdrm, 2 bolh, lamily & living , ’ 2bathhotnooftono.ocrotor baths, woodslovo, barn, 2 9 with (2)-20x14’ doors. Forr onfy $49,500. Drtvo by 261 AIro rango, barn.irn . sf^nMor system, formal enlry,en ofTico, tancwJ pasturo. Don't' room, don. 2 firoplacos. RV* _mora_lnJoLmatJon-call M}. -$iflStOOO.. Call Stovo-Hal- — -miss ancppcrtunlty to dreamam a Mttor$l02.500.------*^«^.«LO 8^2,06. ncrOB,...:. —spttrosrcomoriotrRodocod® S. lovo. k3ws,>M-1CT8. 10 teO.SOO. 4 ^ 1 6 3 . • 8.5% anumdS>to^CAtoan, Call Kan Roy for prtvslasNshowing. - — No quttlfying. 166-89. 3 bodroom 3 both homo. In • Beiwooo Jerome and Twin- PofTlno/Robort Stuart achool3 COLDWELL COLDWELL r V G E M I S - t A T E Fans, won landscaped 1.75 • - '*‘tl g a t hoat. ACi-Sreplaoo, — -GEM-STATE- ___ ocros. 3 bodrooniB ? hi>ih« family room, 2 cat gorago, IgI; ----^BANKER^ =-^----BANKEfI—— covoraTdock, double oa­ m M ...... comor-tol-w/aardon-aroa ii -.WESTERN REALTY R E A L T Y . WESTERN REALTY rage, $68,000______734-0400 .. _ SeQUM. QgEmKTUNiTYmEMPLQYEILAl/l-/llA'— | • dog run. Cash oul. asoum- ____ ^ 7 3 3 ^ 2 3 6 5 ______...... 7 3 3 - 2 3 6 5 ------aaM'9.5%'k)On“brS69.900, 'indopotidonlly | ownod A ' O R 'T O L L F R E E Indoporidontly ownoddS. & V 1445 Ad< ^ Ploneer-Realty Con tor (U0 l„ 734-0726. oooratod. ( 1-800-345-4655 • « E1155 oooratofi. ______.324^8652 ___ SSunU;iy. Juno 10, 1909 Timos-Nows. Time Twin Falls, Idaho C-9

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037 l-affniTnancIioir nni------04TTOiroHornos—: —------OS4—Unfurntshud'Ap lsrfi------OSO— f fa r o R o U ir- — ' jl------'Osr -F umltufo & Cjqniputs- -cw -caragtr^tos—— ■ -— .. . A. Duplexes ;_j_ ^ ______& Storago Ronta £ ^ -*-1983 Nashua.-60-yg4rw -AilIHappyJiooker_Warntormj— Handmndo orondloth[jh^- -No«d-tablsJ;-lof-your_yar_yaid_ Gormao-Shorlhalrytab.x ------.n tf.. Now open in Twin Falls ui ^ S z collont condition, muslsl bi bo .1 bdrm, utility, room, in',f% l 1.000 G<3. It, siorngo, $12: lls un|il_ 3/ i Inch choihorry salo? $2 per day, Inlormoumoun- puppios. bom May Sid. $35 jS iZ movod,_$30,000. 734-S56-5564 plox al 249 Polk St, $2& m o n |i r 2 0 7 Bloo LaK'nkoa 10:3Opm.-Call.733-2l7£M78, Wood ■Wostminslor chimimos, tnlnTable Rental. 733-662'6621. onch.Cail 733-3453. [ p 7 nttor fl pm, 734.3722 dnys.IYS. nio, nil utlls-paJd.'$7S-doi Soulh, Call 733-3636. “KOS 326-1589.324-3351.*'• solid braCG- movembiibnl.' ■ Oulitlng buslnos&rEvor'iverV-" Going 10 school, must so ll'B " " IH^COUW TBVIf 734-6977 after 5. wkd.->ys. _ zi_W e hnvo:worm prods. t -C • 1573 Buddy,:24 X 4B1QQQI = ^ - -AvaJabtoiiu!y-l9ir5;000J« $1400.valuQ..wiU.SQlLlILlor. -thing-masl-ml-Loo(a;ds,-bit^bik— monihold AKC rogifilored------Ifl condition, $10,000 Of olloiollor, '1 bodroom opi lor ront, 73; ,BUY1NG: scrap gold |ewoBwoky. $500 Cntl 734-2339. ____ ing pants. Im ric. trims;:; mii misc mnlo Black Lnb. 734-6314. SSSGCJATES p I com m ordal retail ,ai>d wai ( l_ /l Cnll 543-5649. ____3 225 nllor pm lor into. hdtso. Sal & Sun.3un. 9 Having a baby, cal musl ^ - ’isi^sssaas?- uj- ' '82 Broadmoro, 2 bdrmm.'2 .'l 1 b o d ro o m duplox. rofri]frig, lonco. good iocaHon,.$i;0 w ofo-pocM wQichos.-sil',-silvOf- a n d m a ttro s s r h o a d b oloatd e nm lo 5 pm, 929 A Roboilobon- 2 yonr oW. spayed groy % dollars, coin collodions. 01 •FARMS ------I;- baih, appls, 14x70, $12,000000. ‘Slovo, and waiot lurntsh»hod. o«^r month Call 734-9075 s.oie. and Hollywood stand, $2($200, son. Buhl.______por ent. Frool 734-9642 k '-[l good cond. Cnll 733-5423.;3. $105. No pels. 733-1735. — Idnho Coin Gnilorlei!•» ■ Cnll 733-6534. ______Saturday. 9-? and Sundajnday, I • loegAoesSpilnUcf 302 North Main. 733-B5S ' NMitKx:! ol hwsiion f Nico 14 x 52 Govornor,r, aall 2 bdrm apl. noar CSI, mojilojor 066 Mobile Home Spnci ^ 5 5 ^ MOVING SALE: Maplo1 6dm- 9-2. 436 Walnul. TF, Motor- Mole PU PPIES: G olden Rotriov-- ;■ *eO(}AacsTnrcaPlvOl: ^ I :■ , ' sot up at Camoo MHP. TwitTw« oppls lumishod. $100 dO|dop. ------^------_____ G lllllnnd'i Balt and Tock ing sol. liko' now . 2 loavoslos. 4 cyclo. housohokt itoms.5. chil- ch or/B lack L ab X, Excollont BltaAjuJ7»,000 J 7S now buying nighlcrowtorj .V 'resAcicsLcMCosiv / l I Fnlls. Has skirling, carpon(pon. $275 m o 73^^1239 ___ 1 lor ront in Joromo, $7 »lora- c h a ir s . $ 2 2 5 ; Broitown dions clolhing. automotivlolive, bbod lino. Roady lo go July {, :1 EasiolJefomojrso.l I; single wido. 324-3430. ' 329 A ddison W..734-494*^9^4 naug o h y d o sw ivol lock.ckor nnd lino lunk, _____ 8th, $25 ooch. Call: F v s V. I ulils all hookod up. Movi^ v o '3 room apl, 1101 7ih Av “ TTT 7 am to 11 pm n , l • 3iSAocsTwoCucicsr^°^lllcAiC3.t31S,000 j.*ik 'r ig h f ln , v o ry Bood condond. oast. Apt A. Slovo nnd rolnoirig 1 mobilo homo lol, loncod, excel cond, $65:48 ydsgiigold Saturday 4 Sunday, 9J (0 lo 7 324-7546 a fte r 5:30. I »1 • i20AocsAmo»^F,w Fails waicr I ' dep, Joromo, $75. Coll 324-343< Sundays 7 om lo2Df»pP'^- - carpet & pad. $2.95 por'ir yd; . oach day. 261 OrchardI OlivoDm P u ro b ro d A la sk a n M ala- ft i I -M DtCoootrtomOi / ,',j warrnnly. $5M 5. • includod. $150/mo. $50 dc] —^PiwioLaW).akoandFatmlooEdcnS75,000 ‘•'J ‘ Brockman’e Mobile Homeim e i Cnll 734-6187 or 734-0376 Hagorman/Tuiilo aroa. m Noodod: ditchor. 734-7523'523. 47 yds flroy carpol & pad, p; WoBt, 'Twin F a lls . Housio u se - mules. 6 m onths old. $50 fterateC(im*Mom • • I ll- 734-31fl7.;...324.4gQ3- ______bile homo lol, in country.'$ $( 6 5 NIghtcrawlors. 612 8thA'hAvo *3 85 por yd; .inliqoo gold gi hold, palio, wagon wheelheels, eitch. Cal 678-4301.______>727 cusiom drapos & shoots . Jit hi] Ownor says mako -an ollor^ • ATTENTION- mo. 733-4952,______V7..Jnromo ~ 324-2727 > lools, and much moro. ------Purobrod minialuro Schnau- r— (tods indudod) $200; whwhao . Sunday only, 9 .3. •Ij-' l9S3Canyoncrost24x48,:18,3 RENTERS 2 Not to woriy II you' zer, Wack & silvor. 7 w k s,' ^od availablo soonl doluxo ~9>: ZT.!rrtrdock7^r3qndiiioning'rp*c-i7nr -{kfrm'-Oni{^'i'U>~olP((x>^> : = = - PuTDlOTtJ-mtntntunrOnchir^^— ------cond. Prico rotHmnJ~te)~xtr -tras, SaOP.ppr.moDta____ SUMMER SPECIALkL Roving salo: couch, chi::hair, ehund pops. $75. 536-2655. Jixiraordinaoiycndinoa^IQ op-~ MtnmanzzenditnbleajamiimpS;r r O M ^ O O |5 - . - .------$2*;00OrCell-73?-6026rfl-le*10------HOME-RENTALS------sassrETTnsrswwrFiRss— 034 Joromo Homos 030 Acrcogo S Lols 5 pm. Mon thru Fri,'Wosi'Vost 7 3 4 -7 3 2 1 ___ MorchandisQ — ponunliyl Only 100 machiiichino onloriainm ont conior. colcolor wilh pnmo locations avaa v ail-. TV. lolopho’no and answiJwor- too amp Hobart wo!dof/DiT Jiv oro looking for new homos, Ono Bank (Trust Dopl), oi Atlraclivo 1 & 2 bodrooi < 4 bdrm homo wilh o ov v o r C.1II 543-4961.______^ ablo. Will soB all or pan.1. C.Coll ing m actiine. dosk. 10 spopood nnnoralor. Cnll 324-2240.in fOfl AKC L h as a Apso pup- fjf. —- apts, w/appls, OW, niclice — pies. Call Judy 430-5414,01- 4.000 sq. ft., oxira largolari GREAT BUILDINC View, Ideal locallon: 3 Now!! 206-524-4969.9. 2 24 biko. colleo pot. dishos.. OIC, 0 ------;------bdrms. 17x24 kitchon,w w ,m SITE yar.d closojc.shoppingn a .. ■■■■.'■.. — hour anBwnrino...... bdrm. 2 bolh.-atl oloct,P®*; roniaf ossislanco availabK nnH°!? Wnolod for July 10 birthday; ■■■; bland, dooblo earago. ' . ___ 4axl^radwood.dcck that 4 '^ _ 0 6 7 MlscellDn_oojJ8_____ Oclagon gl,'«s cuiio cabinJinot; drill, like now. vwlti 4* nnd : —r oaolniho'couniry.'ssi.oc •hal g.HO.-Wer>doll.-S36-6244- — 072 Antiques I Cock-a-poo or Bonll type J,000," S-ncrtKrriust'minutos'frcfrom fncos lako,' w /2-'A a cro s. ■ j j : ------£or^S alo ^ . boautlfuT w h ito Viciori:irian- - b».-CaU-034.5B21z:^-,r-— C O O j ^ E A L T[Y Y ___ Twin, Also, has 2 shharos a r S3flS00/oflor. 326-4791 ATTRACTIVE 1 bdrm di ------7 couch; baby crib; largo 0 — i-- p i# y . 8 w 0 wooks old: Can ----- ptox. cnrpot, draoos. appl; ------3 Hoosior «aj^mds. not ' Allas Sweden jack hammimimor ?347343davs. rOfllyr ■ - ^ . Z gggg.. l.->hln. cn [n tnMlk!£i modol RH57, 4* chuck,*,_7/B 7 _ Sfc.OOO” Ask lor LyrL y n n ...... ‘ . ------cafaoffTsanitationAvnmriui^ 15 cu tl Qhosi lrM:or.....,' 4 -pm- •fovti'soartiiaoTiniSSrS •5 3 _ 2 j ^ l _ . ^ -3T(M=5^l0£lCiog.--prc55Ui)S5UrD- F a r m 'a r i r n a r l c Q t ------— ' Rasmusson, 262-69. Wo trado for cars, boats,n ts, nishod. No pots. 733-0707...... $199.S — cond.;’Konmoro range; Boi .guns, JW :s..e lo ar property, 30^' tank. CaH M r a 7 8 7 - ^ Cloan.2 bdrm duptox. appl«pis. . • Used Maytag washor and A ntique b rn s s bod Irnminm e. wood rockor; roclinor; co” Ings and ovoninqs. 037 Farms & RanehGs~ anything of valuo for use.os0 ns vv/0 hook-up, vory nico- Roi lull-sl^o. Coll 734-0575, ____ TV wilh' rom olo; larqo gun i s ’- diver...... pair$249.S io d o l —.. ------— — ^ M S f A TII t your down paymoni on oui oioneo roo, $285, 733-509797^ • Ront lo own now Port TV.TV... Musl sacrilico! Boaulilulll oak0: cabinol lor D ad. Plus ’50% 5G Table saw, AMT modi mobilo homos, lique off tablo of m isc, glasswan 4580, 12* sow. 2 hp molotnoior, ___ BANG FOR THE BUCK: k R E A L T Y Closo lo downiown, larao0 ;2 19-..r...... $8.00wocwook uprighi p ia n o a n d antiqu 12' corbido tipped blado,ide, & 096 Farm S oad M>wino-(3).achine.JU;on Th-o1------734-0400----—- .«J>iaw 4acu.tl (leezorTTTT:— tions— 2nct^m o-A i^nd ----- duto-lnson. C ost Iron tabto-itjlQ-S------___ 1 ulilTincl, $ 2 7 5 ^$209.95 0 ^ ' ’ - 734-9583 osk for JoAnn.i ____ 689 NWo»Mnqton;TF 5 ShoshortO. UitrWooc^iin:n n d ------ORTX3l;trFREE- I |tlnn J E - wings on stand. Now. nov«nover Allalfa sood ior salo by ^ Amoricnn FaHs wator. 5005000 i.aoo.345-4655 oxt E ll — FOKTorManaQemeflt—- . — — 3-03k-dr«c£«r&T-Ka(p0(pon- -0uoon-6izo-watotbod.;iw-wah used, $6fl4-w aluo.-toU-UjlUIor. growor.^BnnflOf. aod Pome____ bushol grain ciorogo, Luglargo — ------i H i R a n to U 1720 Addleon ^733-073939_ rom 10 own...... $5,00 woowook lovosoat ond rocking chair.lair. 2 hoaior nnd fram e. $75. Call C $C00. Cnll 543-8013. sinto lesloo^ will dolivor. “ •-oBor rock barn. 3 bodroor ■ Immaculate-2 bodroomrm \ washboards, sot ol jajar: rs . 436-9477. -______------543.5970 o r 543-5066^— ------framo. fiomo. Excollont: oc-o< pols, toaso onlv. 734-6725 C A I N 'S largo unlinishod wardroberobe. 085 BIcyclB# - Grand Valloy com seed/sev- I COM. Comlortablo lormsI to a In Jerom e: 3 bdrm, V/.]•/, Cloaranco & Ronlal Clr Call altor 6 or on weekendsnds, ------oral variotios ol allnlla seed, . qualiliod buyor. IOTATAL 050 Furnlshod Housosi baih, W/D hook-up. $27070 ______.733-7111 ______734-1557. ____ Sola, cofloo table, wlwith 20* Tonm Murray 8 1 ^ .<, E) Ex- Bob H am illo n , 734-3587. PniCE.,$I30.000. BP/PM9SM99. Mobile hom e lott. Adultlull & ______;----- 324-7127 or 324-8499 ___ 20* roar dischaigo soil prcpro- malching mirrors in OOK-on colloni condiiion. $50 orrbesi b « 733-1477 or 734-5091. Boyd Poullon inis Nice sot. |4 W . 423-5760. lomily. torms. FHA & VAA np-o Furn I* bdrms. 733-t326!— In Kimtxirly, 2 bdrm, ulihlic:•jp, polled lolary- mowor. oxcoxcol- 074 M usical Inslrumonls a __ _otfor. Call 543-5669. or Pol Morrigan • proved. C«ll 734-6943. 1 bodroom, carpot, firopJaco, lont condiiion, $B0. Cnl ------Supor twin w ater t» d eoicom. C hrom o d irl b ik o . Now-low-- 097 Hay, Grain & Food Price, Poulton & Compan' a«. lumishod. cIoaning-dop.-n( Baby giand piano, noods lu Jony Noor tho Joromo Goll Ge garago, 336 4th Avo,. tE, . poir., roforoncos. 423-5B2B . 324-1119or 324-2763, Ism - plote wilh hoaior, bookca:caso $ 180, asking $ 100-or boibost '______67S-0910or 532-4428° C ourse. Iri-lovd, 3 bdrm,»j^ 2,;A2 l a s , dop. Cnll 733-9593 2 p.-iirs boauuful gold dropoi linisning, $2500. 3/4 boginogin- and captains podesiol. $20■200. oHorJjko now. 536-2202. __ _150 ion 1st cutting in slack. 2 — MAPLEGROVE APTS , 91^- .Call.734.073a.attor.5om.- rblkB- flood-altallaJMy. 7 3 4 .4 .'M 1 ------balh homo, snitoliio dish i Perhaps Twin Falls imost, - w-valancos & rods lor tarrji 1==- =-Ono-i2 -spood’Pouflo«~blla — ■ cludod. $ 8 l^ .'■ ^ ' 051 Unfurnlshpd Housos /rm windo>vr, C.-^ll 326-4919 pmnm'* E arly A m e ric a n Y ahamom ;a WE BUY ontiro householdsIds, In exc cond! Appraised)d a at 1978 Potorbilt, cabovor wilh ACREAGES Tolally socuro. t nnd 2 bdrrr Don Suhr. 324-2019. Ik- (5) 5x4. (t) 6x4. (1) 3x3. (1 console piano, $1100. Call Ca ostalos. luiniluro & $200, Will i n k o ^ t olforti.llortl! 2> tl llatbod and 3406_Cal _• 15 'acroo witfi ■ w atoa to r ------.Tpl, availablo Juno 1. Park- iiYfj ■ 326-3314-al1or6 pm:------1 bdrm homo in Joromo. inn (laraqo, olovalof, nil mn-in- 2x3 storm windows will — appllancosrwo'p^ cashI’! Cnll.733-46_28, onsworlniorIng ongino, with '6 month Cal ^ — fthofet-ovorJoookiog-noclo c k ------eANYONSIDE-_ ~largo"kjiehen and d^n, new ■ fnncliino on 24'hours. '' • Crook park. Jixor-uppor : ------■CxtoiionrqTnniiyfOMna. REALTY c o ^ t and paint. $165. Coll ^ ^ ^ s 'p l'u s 'd c p o s it'” "’ 100 lio n o d p ia n o s . U prighls^ 734.6813 or 423-61S8,i __ now tires.- oxc chapo. Cnll V bodroom homo, corrols 5 dr.iwor motal dosk. $100 Stnndloo Allalla Farms, —^5Hod!r»4;000.------^ 324-3354—- • ___— ______CaLZ33:27.17-Klmbctly_f Vor^-^ood-condilion,-C,-)l plQy.ofs._gfaiula_Icun _ - 0B8 Lawn i Gordon 1. ' possible 2 bdim, nppls,■pis, Nursofy. osk lor Elaino. - nvaiiablo. CalJ 734-7061,.rniiL- -T532-Bijnaing-witerifli8- JUST LISTED Price reduced to Mil:"• W /0 hookup, noar city park, ------, Lewncare Service> 1980 Chevy hayboom truck, ark, Karon or Ja ck or loavo mo5-®?'. 9..X.-12'-hand braidod. woo;»oo! Riiadino m o clasiyjiod nd 3/4 ucro witH'lovofy^3 ” 7 rosidonlial buikling lols.5- ~ $240,-pius doo: 733-ohir-__ sago nl 423^4102, Aspon-' nds . 13-25' irussos. 4 roDing oa- g dopondnblo, prolessionnl,nal. nood chapo. Call 326-5669, ' bodroom oidod homo, g ga a - Indian TiniT Sutxlivislon c rug. $100. Exorcisor;-$75:,75; o v i i F a n y - i r o wodlwliilwliito- faso door9;-'ovoi:200'6rt00 ^ 2 bdrm, gas hoal, no pels.els. wood Enlorprisos. ■ «HC- -frw ostim atw rreaaonoW e 'Vst~cuiiIn9“ hay.-“ $75flon-4— : -fago. Ivlotlvatod ownonor Twin Falls onstsido. Woi - Shod to bo movod, 40x142',42- C.ill 733-Ofi26 ____ ol oood usod tin. 324-4439.39- rnlos. 733-7209 or 734-63K ——w anls4t^LSaaA Q Q ___ Call MOUNTAIN VIEW APTS.’■ $35. 733-4536 nttor 2 prn.X' S222. $60rton. 3 2 6 ^ 3 /5 3 7 -6 5 1 1 ------l-4 .g bodroom s. olav- Tonor caxaphono. .oxcollon5llom ------Ono nonrunning-2 hp Lawi JUST LISTED — - — -JliiKJni-n fi.pnicnn lo>L, conduion J^-7.33Ifl.lQ 3_ ____ ' rhlnl mowor goltitig-loc-S?S 1st culling hoy, balod 4 in N ico-shop - for • DAd - on,n 1 0ldor_o!(of_0n-0l.7.0l.tl-I tho 2 bdrm houso, lonood yard,ard, -ground..&-laundry.iacifiiics. ing, m ust soli! 934.5446 nl- ihoHWdi-Cail-g2*^161-of ' ■■ >om lots. Farm Credit Service:Ice*, wolor paid. dop. required,-•od,- Jnckpoi,NV702-755-2537r , Usod Spinel piano. $500 i\i- Call 733.4628r'nnsworin]ofi'ifl 324-2822 ovos. ------Qcro with 2 bodroon lor6pm:934-443a.BionL- Cnll 629-5749. ^ Fort HarneV-y mnchirwbn 24 hours. homo, irrigation w ator andanc calUfljck). 733-2577. __ - $245 mo. Call 734-4398. ___ Noar Bluo Lakes Mall, 2 -r—r 350 bales ol hoy In the Oack Blazo'King wood stovo w/vii ' Ranch King vnih roar bag loncod pasture. $27,500.'0. Repo acreege. Luxurytry 3 3 bdrm In Jorom o. $300 plus3lus bdrm basom oni apl, appls. Mtalyst 2 coids ol wood. L u m b e r liiSS’ lor sale. CnB 733-2247. _ 0, soparaio onltaneo, w.nor, 4 t 076_Ol.licq.Equlprnonl__ 2 2 4 - bdrm.d^fltOTOo. $52, 0 0 socuiitv doposil. 324.3430, I------Hours: 8:30-5:00; Mon-F " Approximate!^ 350 bvshol d no sonlt ind. $226rmorith:------=—Gary/Shlrloy ' 655=42Sil e ^ ------c " e n ty , iS^52i77__ 3 bedroom, family room, no k s; -Savin Copier, modol 502GT:rr - Sat.. 8:30 to 2:00 7r—= barioy, $5,50/100. You pick Gayio ...... r33-166( 5^0 FoBtor M a riM o m o n-- ^ ''- Clock and tablo blanks; '°i?- Cnll 423-5516. Ridino Lawnmowor. 32 in : ...... aoollancesroas noai, 1548 -budod-mnplermyrllewood;— wsi'fiorvicod.-oxcolleni-con L g .^ 4lD.dill j38.55 ga- ( 12 Already picked sirawtMniosnios, Hoavy M ontana barley doliv- 260 2nd SI. Enat ono ot thoso lots could1 beb ffino, $ 5 5 0 .7 ^ -9 0 7 5 , ~ ' ~ "wolCDrrnniV/dlccounfavall.ill. iar9.Cftil-733HM71.------~ RENT A .NEW TV! Own i $49.50 sq) (1/2 4x1 1322W ashlnm onSl, N. Call u. Sheelrock di]m. odgo:los. now nvail by ordor al Iho] orod, hoppor bottom triiilor, 734-3930 or loll freea y o u r s .-F r o m $ 6 ,9 0 0’ |i CHEAP, Twin Falls Ronials,r r ■all Hospilal bod. oloc. no sido now color TV by ronling. Nc 1-800-537.2477 oxt 36464 $12,000. ollico. 733-0740. No Pols _ roils, good condiiion. $200. $4.00 shi) (UZ 4x9 Rocock Rnuguit Suowberry Farm-arm $5.80 por 100 woighuAm- 2or3bdrm . $175-$250 mo. :00. CToditois chocked. 204 Mair 4x8 $4.2& por gallon + tax, brofis Forms, W ondoll,' ID, . Call 733-4696 nCor 6. ___ Avo North. Cnins. 733.7t1t. tid in g . $ 1 1 .0 0 chi) (4x ■------nrs-^eftES-BAHE-LANI ^ Colotox alum ahtgt g .. 'Call 324-2036. noon-5 pm.im. Call 536-5332.______^ Cuto and cl^nrTTnnr"= : : ------OUAILm^ : -Tochnies atoroo dual cas J n o a r CSI, Plonty of \° 2 bed. 1 bath, noar CSCSI. plolo wiiFT2 sois ol'shoots DffiL Cnr e.-'l/.- Inmnlo nnd poppoi NELSON REALTY QQ potonlial horo. $250,001000 rooms. 1 bath, broaklast lols toiio. now nooolor“ 12 inch (TGI - 8', $ 3 .0 0 oa) (1/(1/2 olnnls. Cnll 324-3208. D A IR Y F A R M - 61 laundry room with washor 6 and mattress pad, $100,3.0. ^ a k o f s . almost now. $850. ____ Chock our S o n « » Dirocto^. !o 3 ®“*y *«rTnt. nook. 331 3rd Avo East,fj'' -dryor-indudod. All appts. in- 050. 4 x 8 P n r i l c u l n r B o a“ r f " U-PICK STRAWBERRIES.IES. publishod dally In Timos------octosi Fiior oreQ;-doub!o 5 • - $275/mor$150 doprNo in- Soars.oloclric lypowrilor wilhVilh Cnll 436.9477. ;___ shop, $6,5S oa) ...... eluding dishwnshor. $350/0/ COHO. $75. C all _ Or wo pick boginning Snt,Snt„ NowsClaaaifieda.- - - - sido oponor born, grain;:.,4 - AMERICAN REAL rxils. Cnll 734-4504. storago, shops, outbuild - - me. 733-2523 or 733-5200. LAWN STORAGEt Juno 10, 6 0 m to 12 pm.• . „ Now crop alfalla h « , $80 _ESTATE.4.APRRAISALAl— Noat_Lynwood._cloan_l — 079 Appliancos ____ inosi 3~bodroorTi" homo iQ- -Motol-latho.-12-x-42-w/gapr ______S H E D S ______Difocliona: 4 mi, onst 4 3 1/« .oor Ion, ^ o n o 324-5368 or 734-5650 bdrm. Yard caro, walor pro-iro- Ouiot. d e a n 1 ijdim, $ 2 ^ 7 8-X16'...... $599.&1.60 milos nonh ol Btjhl orT 11tl ^-7969,even-Iii'Q's-^------$170,000. lor- near Lynwood Mall, carpon. vari-spoed, 3-jaw chuck,c T Combination MlcrownveJ vidod. No p e ls, dep. rolor- oni- 8'x6 '...... $399.01.00 miles west ol tho Pololine 2200 aero canlo ^anc^ ,r oncos. $240. 734-6336. __ WO focilitv. 326-5077 lacoplato, tooling, $1750. convection oven. Monl $165,000. D oug Vollmor. Broker - Ralph.733-4624. __ gomory wards 1.5 cu. ft.,t., 3 3 R E D W O O D Bluo Lokos Iniersoction, •I-™thor 382 Voiy nice,, small, 1 bod-od- ROCK CREEK CONDO ------3-l/2-(ml0fi-n0(lh,------29 acros with livo wotoiator Mary Akkorman 734-3882 'h 0- .N«.W_3:Tn-r‘canip!ng-Iishrnojno' yoaroldTOxc oond—HaaHaa- -(7/Bx8 Channol-Rustic:— ^ ------7fa-91670V0S...... in HaQorman Valloy,, <2 Aldo Suong-733-0905S- - room, oppls. garago, 364G4 2 b e d r o o m s ,-S ’/V-bolhcT- w7 probe. 2 sholvos. $200.00. *.37BdFl BRING CONTAINERS. 99 Jackson $225. 734-e577. stove, dishwashor, garago,o' chairs. $15 oa. Collars w/ ' ' homos plus mobilo homciV,o D onts Vollmor 733-9199 j brass.K nob hamos, nico forlof 734-3711 or 733-6022 days, - - - CEDAR 7 Melhew.BerryFarm^ 099 P a stu rM For Rent hookup. Barn, corralslls. - LowoirWillf733-6562'2 Wendoll- 2 bdrm.'slov.o■7 & Availoblo Now, $450 a J,* monlh. Phono 733-6013, mounting m aros In/733-04717l_ C onlinuous clea n in g avo-ivo- (7/8 C hnnnol R ustic, grainor. $160,000. rolrigorator. walor and gar- cado Whirlpool rango, $175.175, S.37 BdFi,P(, 090 Pots & Supplies . 15 oeros irrigalod horso pas- lua ~— ...... ^ Now commorcial moial cut------Fi1orB8T68-Fnrm-plua Ih. -Summer_funl nowor spa- -(2x4^01.31uda. $.99 oao a) ------luro nnd U C , 733-93B3. ------TFCC wator. ' a - aaaroorr ------c to u s n a i . r^'g'or Hnrm on ^ |U 4 4 x 8 r-ib-r)oao------homo:sii0;500;—^------= -Park^TaiUw^f-MS-WOO- .GE-filoyo^CfiltL^CfiLJlfiSl ~ Now ololric frying pan, $20,20 Ire e r o fn g , h e a v y -d u ty illof" 01 pairs. i;aH "536^065~or > 115 acros,-120 sharesiro5 — —------— 052 Furnlshod Apia. jsli/ Board, $6.25) THE FALLS Now Sallon Yogurt makor, washor 4 dryor. 733.439S/ 6-00 PM, ____ 324-6161. g.^k lor Judy._____ . TFCC waior. S115.000. Ijgo & Duploxos ------160 ocrus, Foirfiold, tiaylioy 1. 2. or 3 modern ollic( thdrmostoi conlrollod, tars.4 4 733-ia07- ______REDWOOD 2 molo Lobrndor Retrievers, Z APARTMENTS vor, 2x4-10'...... $2.00 01 ond posturo. $75,000. suitos in on antactivo buildjlld. ------, 8 6 4 Oulrwy Kds, $20. 733-0471.______Konmoro washor and dryor, t chocolnio, 1 black," ^ 0 6 102 CalUo ing in high tiallic. proloslos- A doan 1 bdrm. conirnJty lo- Now Whirlpool dishwashor.lOr $200 lor pair, good condi-ndi. 2x4-12'...... $2.50 ei«a wooks oW, AKC, oxcoltont 1 ond 2 bdrms 2x4-14-...... $3,00 bl 1 rogistorod yearling long sional locaiion. For looso0 orO' cniod, $160 + ^ dop. Call Irom $230. $350. 21 loot lteezor,.up.jp.‘ tion. 734-0730 aftor 5 pm. bkiodlinos, cnll 734-4803. lor salp. Color eoorflinalo<5lOd .734-9263. ______ijr - Pricoa good lof one-wool hornod bull..324-SaS7. . NELSON ------N0 -I006 until e n d of-May-:<- -righl.-$250, Woshor ond dry­ry - Uprighi Admiral frooiori$7S, '8wookoldfoireis. snblocol- or. $275 poir. Rolotillor.or. C.1II734-0736 atlor 5 pm.' only until Bupply-laslB -2.springer hoifora Irom ASS ------R E A I T T Y " ^ ------FREE Call Bonnlo 1 ‘----- whichover c o m o a nrsi,- “'»• -or..Callottor.6.733-7999.-::— brooding: $600 each: Call 2602ndSLEa»t------___ lo/m s availablQ^A^KJoi “l-monthirrtjnrtrrcocurliy - $1S5. Call 324-7426. ' AKC; adorable, handsome, Jan o . 473-00. — Wontod doad orollvoVO' ^"'0. 1-366-7339. ' ...... 734-3930orloll freo , bIdg. H oat pd. Now avail:uT ______P.M.S.l.______Now olloring WlDow futnilurcjrc , TVs S appliancos quality .mak). Scottish Terrier . 1»800-537-2477 e xt 364 _ 1 bdrm apt, 203 4th Sl N. dasfios. M aterials. aro pro- J F O R T ^ H A R N E Y n'l^ At Holstoin hoilors opon ' ' 1...... TOWNSQUARE APTS 10. - TV D oelor, 734-9100 Y puppios. Ideal Faihors' Dny and b^edjo 7/fno^^cy Wi^. - GEM STATEF 734-C7S2. _ Uplovm living in a downtownn vidod. Chair. $75. Lovosoat.at. — HwySOEoatby or ‘anytime’ gifl. $250 ooch. STARTEfl.DAlRytMikiuajQ. ___ Furn 1* bdrms. 733-1326 loMlion, Studio nnd 1 bdim1 $90, Tftblo $ ^ . -To roolslor1£L ■D8a,,.Hoallno.A------^ ^ = : ^ r E A L W ------■T •on»-Kirfl,-/jJ-&wg7; . ... -— “ 5^3,8938.______' . 200 Ii6ad on ifi.s S'ocr'6 Furnlshod upstairs 1 bdrm^ i!pu;;'trorn‘$ i9 b to-S265ptus------— ^AlrCnndltlonlng------AKC Iob-py(»,^ronw-oxc. '• dairy. Excolloni corrols. loaf-iif. 734-0400 ,k doposit. availablo now:— PASSAP knilling machine ___ Call 423-SSie. — hunloifl. $100.366-2551. ABS breeding Holstoin hoif- apt. all utilities paid, 436 4th ^ ors. approx,. 450 tos, $350. - a o ------OR-TOLLFREE_~ Avo.-W.-.$175-.-tlOO-depr _Cal,Z33-2717JSimboily_ 3ul_ -Soors-Konmwo-ovoporaiive------AKC-fegistered-OolmnlioQ; rinobond bom, 2000 gallonIon i.OOO-345-4655exi E115 Nursery, ask tor EUlno,— Doco. form computor,_4_ 4 ju£.condaiotwr-with-all .mite ' Garden latlicc. 453753^5: -pupp:L.s.B wKs:.67a-a373- lank, motal 2 car garago.g o ...... — . TT -Karonor Jackorloavemos”:• aSTdrcliSiraor S m olor DIm - mounting ond oporaling i — Angus bulb for solo; b h h '■ wilh shop and carport. Looking for a houso or apl? sn9O0l423-41Q2.Aspon- licnilv roducod. 734-9721. AKC rogisloiod Scottish Tor- vfoights & olhor perlormanco f * ;. -2400.sq.tl.i»mmoJical build-lild- :Call QUIUCI,- 733-2940______pans. Complolo unit, brand .. rior puppies born April 6, — Lovoty 4 borm h e m o lrt'v o ry ------woodEnlofpiises, P o r t- a -la n s u n ta n lobloT"0 7 •now."novDr'usod.-WQ3'$725------W eat E n d S a le * Co. lie , data-avail. R ange R alted A oood codiition. Prico at only,,10 Ing. .1/3 aero,wilh largo'g o Lrg 1 bdrm, indudos heal & Call- Cell 5 4 3 ^ 5 5 ,_____ 734-a310 nllor 6 & wkondt.^ Range Ready, Springcovo (oncod in aroa. 321 Waah- - $350. 324-3607, alior 6pm..- - nowrwill-sellfor-$400.-Cail S1C5.000. Call Oavo Lutz wator. carport. $140/mo *■ “ 326-4425 attor 5 pm. Post holos, rough lumberor AKC Rbttwoiror^oirod1 by Ranch, BliSS. 352-4332/ . nqlon 51,734-^. ___ dop, fipl5,Calf 734-2944. ■ AmiCnn champ Wildotnossloss 352-4202/352-4374 . .ovos 733-17.l7-Of-Rocky.Mi: _ 055 ' RootTiiTtalos Waniod.^;i . .. TROY.BILT-TILLERS------— -Whirlpool-«000-BTU-oir--^ .rough boams. 32-^;6Jgl___ — — BftnttY-7a3.l406.------■“ Nico igTtxjfnriiflj,-nesr'W‘sr kh>7 :nEaCEO^-sidiftg,-iniorioi KOBufrvTFoTsiwincrHipjj;OP-E ^ u ^ . l O r G e m e . w e « ; d ^ — — _ JJvor- l6,000_5iurrower-wiit)-pur—j f - -dilionor.-oxceltonr-ceiKJiltonJ L^, ana dybs cortiRbd. Bom W'O- -8tudio.-$!75-Air-u1iis'indjJ j :Pof*on(«)-to-#hare 3 bdrm- ,f, $150. Can-733-3909. wall covoring. D-P Lumboi 324-2600 oarlv or lalo^ . .. ., _ • downiown-mafl. Sollor says 734-5325 or 734-3542 h o u se . Must bo roponsiblo‘ ohoso of lillor & bumper, 4/4/89, Call 734-4708. 038, Acroago & Lots - i Best prico of yo'nr, S.ive up jJ" 324-0120- Evoa/wookonds, — r ATTENTION DAIRYMEN: __ bring any ollor and Sollor 4 havo roforoncos. Coniaci Comlort Air 21.000 BTUS. AKC Shih Tiu puppies,-3 im w(M oxtond vory lomiont Bill rti Iho Snndoioor, 9-5. . ■ to $367 at Gardon Counlry.- - 220-vo# window condiiionor •i-'» Could you uso a col of’38 " “ . 10 acros. culo 2-3 bodroom >nt 054 Unfurnlshod Apts. bovs ond 2 oids. 3 2 ^ 4 6 62 . :— big, sound, uddored. milking ; homo, aood corrals nnd out-Jl- torms. Cnll Jano, 226-69, - 1.000-447-0769 __ w/slido-in caso. oxcol. cand..,nd[. 063 .G arago S a lo s & D uplsxet j ' Usod 5 hp comprifssor. wilh'ilh' '$250~734.B328 bftbr 6pm. :__ AKC whito lomale Boxor.r. 9 cows? Currently-milking 5 2 ------buildings,.Wondoll/Gooding 057 Rontal Moblla'Homes' — 4-lamily cole.' Rofrig, labricfic, m o n th s o ld s . $ 1 2 5 . C:all all lbs. 3.92 butlorfnt. 3,464 oro^?0OT0:^7yB238— ^ ~ 16> cloihnR. iqqIs Jurrtiturruto 438-8093 ------orotoin and 265.000 SCO bn------^TGEKI-StATe - 12x64,2bodrooms 1 boih.. Houso lypo 3 bdrm dbl w ide.. . liZ b d r m o p ls ar>d k)ts oT misc. 1280 Jur\|. Balunoso nnd Siam oso ■GT kit ■ 2 yoaf iSld ruy.'"IM 1051 ■ - ' ' docks, shop, carport. 1 aero. REALTY - ' - slovo & fridge, gns.noat, no3 Usod stool posts and barbed3d 081 Furniture & Carpotsi per SI N, ofl Julio Lano. Fri monlhs AVERAGE 3,989 BF QUIET LUXURY : $225 oop. Skylano3 v/iro. 536-6360 alior 6pm. ; Fn, lonis-with shots, Roason.ibly • $33,000, Moro farm ncnjs, lo®o - 734-0400 Lg walk-in closota: AC — Sal.&Sun,9am to5pm, priced. Cnll 536-2357 nnd 3.465 protoin. 10 pl)is - — 43 vralcf.-Cft8 egS-6180.------C _ . 733-4607. - WE REBUILD hydraulic.T7 3 ploco oak soaiona] couch. yoars-Al brooding. II mlor- - — OR TOLL FREE Lourol Pork A partm onts— ' ryo'or bW, paid'SIGOO win„;ii- -Gaiogo-or>d-Yard-Sak(: Es-P ” Black ta b poppios,-7-wooks,- 1-a00-34S-46SS ext E11S^ ------l76 Maurico-Sl, N------. _ .tackS-at.JVaBOn's.AUTO.■Q lalo, lols o f.la d io s iiolhins ■csicdDlo.isocall5W-332a. _ 1 lot w/2 bdrm homo on wost ~ 'OSS^DJflco S BusInoss ,n ' saaifico Ibr $750.' Can An. 'r's oxcoHoftt himtorr, $35, 734- Apt 304, m anagor SUPPLY, 305 Shoshone 6-12, jowolry colleclibot X Cow-call pairs. Holctoln. ■ cido or TwInrTtorundovet— -7 -Stfoot-Souih^Twin.Falh— .. 733-7617 cr 734-0660. 'OS 0795 nllor 4 nsk-for Phillip. - oped in Wondoll. 50’ x 150',^ 045 Mobile Hom ot ------“ ------7 3 4 U 195. - —.. -toolsk.li5hlno._CQmping.ji -filack-mixed breed puppioc5Sc ?SSO- Call f-366-7339. : ^ 4 rooms good usod carpol.'' _vQ£wato_JOlchon^a/o:_sfr —„--324:437gTiticr4-pm-ontr------^ -l-^2-bdrm-aplSr-Rom-oo> - 2 TfMorlVefalyros'arc'WoYt- , r 2 - — Cwtlom Hoof-Trlm m lnft------F " 14x60,2 bodroom, 2 bath, cording-to incomo, Casa•; ■■4r.Tscf7ri35(ncrir" ^f'n»loivfi^~moSS^22r -npplsr-lrandcrnliod-ttoms^ • 2Yj acros foncod, 3 bod- Excollent R etail ond'or Ol- al $100/bost ollnr. 734-4796. 46 (dairy). Call 733-5795 o A ------?- $3500 or bost ollor. Callall Grnndo, 326-4053 EHO, liko new. $200: 1962 Ka- __ prossure cookor. lols moro — for Joll. 1 . toom r2 bolh-fonoh-stylo® 324-n40-Qf 543-6S31. 7 lico Spacos-AvoilaSlo ifh—- -wasaki-KLT200r./uns.oood,.d ,. 5piecQ..livino room sot, goodod Juno 17-18. 710 N. Lincoln,>ln ^yli^ G Kennela now ac- homo. $09,500, 733-0001 — 142 bdrm opts. Unlurn. Roni ” 14 X 70- Acadomy mobBo .„ tho Lynwood $300: Shopsrnith w/diskik cc^ ition, $ i7 5 . S oo Itl 1412‘2 Joromo. 60S pm.______copting limited num berf of I — ^ ~ r d.iw Of 734-5660 ovos. ae ba£od-on Irtcomo.-Subetan-'■ -• - T no C ontor Of ll AlII ' .txamors-of.houriy losaoos—.. - homo, 3 bd»iJT?Z balh, rango^ lial disc, on yoar k>aso. EHO sandor, joinlor, band saw; __ Garage Sak): 9 6 8 Trottor Or. _ A Biorngo shod Includod. ^ 733-2282 router bits & books. $t600.0. Brown sodional, oxcol con->n- bovra & (UTOws. household Ii NEW'bWNER-^-^ ..-N -Qoauitlot brieti'hofflo^orr'S- a . Cnaa Del Prado. 324-3464, . •5- vory allordobto, $6000, Coll 7 Businoi^ cornor ol[ Cnll 606-2343 ofior 1 pm. _ dition. $550 firm. 655-4260.1. lioms. otc, 9-4 pm Sal 4 Sunlun Froo kiltons: 3 tigor. 2 yollowlow M ork Loo acfcs wilh horso cot-up. En- 1 and 2 bodroom apart- ^ ::j: 4 whilo, lame, litter box)0 X G ooding LIvostock will' f»- 706-3263 nllor 5 pm. No B Addisori & Wasl^ngion. op- :o Dinette lablo, 6 chairs, voiyiiy Having n yani sa lo at 53C —— iry'cmjrtynnJrOakloTr-roch- -SntnrdayTnllr.. — Wood trim s for lirowood. Igo irainod.Call 324-2668. coniinuo to it's rogular f-ffSTShrow S-ij- TJroximniotyH832-aq-l!.-hit)h- --boxr$1(Hmrwood-#havtr>99- U. oood-cood4ion_iJ5Q_CaLalL 3rd.AyQ-W03L.TF. 16ih, 1.:,^ — - ' ' Friday nnin ______and bosomonl. This homo . irnllic nron. Cnll 423-6202, FruurtTualihy-outdoorkit'- has lols lo ollor. Cntl Jano]® 1976 14 X 70 Govornor in disposal. Laundry on promi- 1 . lor anim al twddlng. $10 poror ?33wt390.______17th. 1Blh;irom lO lo ? " Solo timo: 12 Noon. • ,, Hagorman, 3 bodroom. 1’A sis, Childron weicomo, no3 (Doluxo ollico spaco. 1 suiloI pick-up lond. C nl 543-68(>0. ~ Ions, blacks, yollow.tiger • Goorgo to soo this immacu- L For saJo: round table.ond 4-4 . -Moving Sak)‘ 1322 Washtng-^ siripod, cnlicofi. 734-9202.Bor - S P E C I A L ------talo homol 351-80. • .. baih, $6000. Land avaiiabJo,p.. pots. Ront basod on incomo. with v 7 oflicos.'COTitofonco chairc, 4 4 ' diamotor and onono ton St N.^kpt B-4. Sun Irom ^ CaU.S37-6246..:::_ - -C a m CrandAJXpvtmenta-- .r■room.-rocoplion.atoa,.approx L -068-Compulofi;-: . ------— toal. $295.536-2025. _ 11 to 3 , lull-cizo box springs,gs_ Froo Kinnns. 733-2057. — HORSE SALE i - '1982 Govornor, 14 x 70’ wilhlh 32S-4^TfeHO. 23200 sq It; 2nd suito Ol olfic- nd 4 'It round o a k tablo, tools,3ls, Free kinons to n good homo,— . Sunday. Juno 18.1989; — Gold velour couch and Tack salo begins at noon —GEM-ST-AIE-! L 10 X 12' lipom. 2 bdmis, ,1 1 -l_bdrm-riuQlax-noar-WMh-: «os..fipptnx, 1000-tq-Jl,-ait-■- -Com puler -with-prinior -and- tovosoaJr^l-75.—Groen-ve- . sportjnajioods.misc, ___Cnll 324-3154.______bntn, oxc. condition; Call' cond itio n o d . parking. Cnll monitor. accaasorios incl — Goodlng-tlvostpCK — . -. R E A L T Y ‘11 ington & Hoyburn. oppls. .f cl lour chair, $75. CoHee .tn-in- , Moving salo. S a l & Sun. 8-?3-? Froo kitions to. good homo, 436-5638 ______garbage disposal. W/0; 734-0944L or 7 j4 -7 3 3 9 .------$870, For homo, school, or^ ble wilh matching orul tablo.10. . Clothing, d ish es, auioacces-os- 733-6726 or 734-3704 ever.ri' Commission Co., ...734-0400____- 1962 Govornor, 14 x 70-wtih-lh- -hook.up. hoat tnctudod.-pailoI FPrimo oinco space,' uiiis pd. offico. Call 7 3 6 ^ 7 8 0 .------— $225. Coll 733-5109 or , sorios. 4-pioco sectional ^ Gooding, ID OR TOLL FREE ^0’ Froe: roal nice houso cal, , add-on: 3 bdrni. oppls, goodid 4 spa. Neat. Call 734-0575-i- 12861 Addison Avo. Easi. Delta PC 10 Star-prinlor, likoU) 324-2309, wookdayo -ORor 5.5. 1 - sofa; dinotio so t; and-mi»e Ooclnwod, spayod.-ho'i*" ------C o n t a c t ; ------1-800-345-4CS5 oxI E115S cond. $16,000,734-8213 I and 734-6245. CD othlor R ealty. 734-2922. • now.$15i>.Cp[L5^34__ nnd ,ill wookond, ; - ! 4 0 4 51 Clinton I .M c'k.J-Ro.834^<'w »:— ------T ^------j ■ - • ;___ 1______I ' m o TiftTOiTNowerTwimwnTaitnnoyo ------su n o n v rs■ounirt n : 071989—:------;------

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“ fiotomoHvo ,1 139 Pfck-Up Trucks 146 4x4*8 i ATV»^ . 102 Callla 106 Shoop/Goats 114 Farm Im plom anls1 123 Guns 5 nillos 13G Heavy Equipmonl. 141 V ans Sficir FOn ' S A ie r ^Ouns.- hnl ^ -----^ -6H*rpl-7fcgordifrl00:r4:-460^ 1B73 Dodgo-«an.-Jo5ilo o k a . - t979-erorKxi-k » k se n d^n>ttt‘ > ' ; Uan W flghi Uwaitock“l T ^ ~ i f 5 F ow o in m b s T r I car- good, runs good, oxtra liro: Tfan«portfl»on ■■■■324-3407407, lambs lor salo. Suffolk,. cl.cloon 21* griqding cnpoeiiy wrt>altbalo c ^ o a . Wlioloa.ilo ♦ ro-built ongino. 4-batiol c datl oltor nooo-734.Q 4at.-^ .132 ■ fliilQ Pfltla______flloL. hiirninr^v.ra)m,.P»lor.n Day old calvos lof uilo (buD^ rogloorod S non^roglKorstorotfr fcwfcr-Gnll ?S3»gg69~— Qualily.bxooding. wolghIghing j d 38, 2-row corn choppo)ppof- Now-ARlS's-forward-iiaiiiaiii. ______Accossorlos______over- e p o k o w h o o ls with o x tras." i ” ' -and cross brood hoifors), shot cam porC alf 837-47244724r- -^450070011788-5011:" — „ — Cnlt 536-2189. - - ^ - 9 5 to 175 tos. A i » . SuliSullOK with hay h o a d . T ra d o■for (01 $575: HBAR, $625; 3 0 ------.3t0-backhoo..$S500;-107 4“ ' Tsofrlnff-and-plnon-goar! Trackjre«nlm is- -1976-Ohovy-VanrOlmofIm osl- - t9 7 9 Jo o p CJ-7, 6 cyOndof./rl ■— yoa'rfing owos, 2 y r oldI owosov tiock twjlor. Cnil S43-894B,18, ' round dips, $10, 324^2654 jdfld IH510 2 ydloador, $21.50( M ~ ------Eorjaloi-putobfOftAnouflOUa. -A -cJoan-roflistorod-yoa/lo a /lin g ------;------9mith-a-We39On-38.-0aDan- 3,54 ralio lor 1985 Dodfl ------now 350 motor, $2000M (or hard too. $4.000, 734-1552. , bolb. Coif 32C-S339 ovoa. loSo - 1979-1456C aso doior-w/fi,w/ri^ “ 1D67; cloan-lnlornolloronal- besl-oftorrColl 6^3^16— L— ram. CnII 324-5563. W osion .22. Diin W osso ’win- por. $26,500; 1978,644 '^ = ' -1579-300p-CJ7-V.8^f<»-‘^*------Holsioin hollars Ior boIo or ------W A N T E D milos uso, $150, Roar wir *4 S ,- ,6 0 0 tru c k , 5 + 2 sp o o 76 Sport-Van. 12 pass, o> • O' 4-H lam ba.S 36.£407. , J5 7 . Horiinglon Richards© oick- loader, $ 2 7 ,5 0 0 : 19799 MFM noods molor. $600 or olfi trado. S43^0<8, S4347S2. Good used farm! 30-06; intorarms Markt° v1 dow out ol 1973 GMC Plior-. co llo n l, now ongino. look Pigoons, hlds. gooso. F UD. odor, CaJ 686-2617. , 55 C loader, $26,500; 1875 197 _M I366-;i03. ’ ------Shatp,$3500.32fc^ ...... L/0 coloclion of lop quality moy goals. Moving.m) e quip. N e e d N o w l-:h .22-250. All 100% conditior ___ Austin Woslorn 6 whor Hotsloin springora (or solo. » a l with somo occoasorio;ios.. Pondoring iho purchase ol t n o o ' 1970 IHC TA ton tnjck. Ford 3/4 ton Econo fj}il. Cnil 423-4670. ;____ Lilliston com bine of a dtivo grader, $18,500. loot graln/calllo combinatic Dof) Tabor. 8 ^ 2 4 2 7 . ' Buy-SQll“ Trade" 733-6831 nltor 7e}m/wkndr.2__ poll Chock out classifiod■od. Rail’s Equipm ent Hno. V8. AT. PS. PB.; AC oood boat. 733.4177.------i i motol sides. 4 spood trar m ti^^^^o^good, $2300 PRODUCER LIVESTOCKck" 112- Irrigation C o n s i g n CnII 733 0flPfi______■ -. 1.208-237-0968. V8 ongino. Coll ^4 -3 1 2 7 1082 Chovv Blnior, 6.2..:’ ‘ 125 Trnvol Trallois .. ' ^ 0? l-aOQ.6gfl.717S — 40 head milKeowdlsportfil,real, ______Farm and Industrial 4-33x12.515 tires lor $35C ------324-1252.______------lo.idod, $ 5 9 ^ , 733-4177: - 'n Wod. Juno 21,1989t 1200 It, 8 in alum inum . ^ ollor.•734-3166 ot soo0 at0 777- J977 Ford Chateau van 1966 Security. 15 ft. r "' 1972 IHC semi truck, 40 11 AM/FM, 6 cyl. AT, lintod win 1983 fuU-slzo Ford Bronco.l; 324 4345 oalos; 330 It, 8 in PVC.c.' no Equipment • „|l^[ Honl'fl Hidh Porformanco iJiS' charcoal & rod. sharp gp^-’ rJina g a lo s ; 3 3 0 ll. 1 0 in . typo, $700/bosl ollor. wil 77T Michigan loader, nowy otQ^. trailer w/oxtonsions, 13 so down. g506.CalU36TO7 R ogislorod Angus yoorJinj - make doall Call 326-3239, Buying Chryalor producla fc jv 0 , PS , oir brakes, air slide, 5 g a s mlloogo, asking JMOO-.mI buflo. AHIR porlormancrmco Onloii. CnII 733-4016 nfior S O U T H W E S T gino, $7750. Coll day c ' 1980 Ford utility van, 0^ goo( Phono43&4470. • . 1973 21’ Kfl Camp Traitoi ^20 ninhl 20B.785-5500. ^ whool..40 ft N aboftrailer' tocords. C n l 734-4fl97. • 22* usod .219 $ 9 .9 5 por n E Q U IP M E N T C O . ------oxlonsion. Bale loader w condition, vory iijllabto. nov Mlt. Rocky Mountain Industrii Soll-conlainod, dual axlo ■ ^ trans 5.000 mitos ago', ovor R ogislorod Holsioin bulls, Kimberly R d E . Twin Foils good cond, $2700, 733-883{538 Now and rebuilt aulo pan: 139 Pick-Up Trucks & 10 balo grab fodt,AT, ci milos 1 9 8 3 T o y o la -T o ro o l-4 x 4 -’ sorvico oflo, hord nvoroflflrago Joromo. 324-2142. ------. 733-1545 ____ * hoalor.'4-wheel drive hi haulod.onpino. 30.000 mito! ;a4 - -1976-SkampGr camp trailo including kils ond ongino; oflO.$18sdf.CaIl'324-8400_^IQO wagon, groat shapo. bito &• -2 1 .2 vor, 550 3/4-)i-60-inch-lubo&.! * -d- i :BDgerJ^D>vlDti.:.7a3z26fljz i;i"' -Djsooi^/)f-iprlco6^HJflhwa —boon>-trMck.-Cat-543-60i -sM -ra d g - ff»cfudod.-~g^OOO-s------Imo ■B7“A M F rsa (S o r* q u a rf[^f w»i' -195a-Chcvr2-fw»rmodf/w 1986 Dodgo 15 passongoi w a ' ~mcti~aHgiTFny733:aST 9:9. ~ — ------hom o 1^, aQAulo Pirti 734-7094.L__ for firewood cutling, indudoudos oorly nm or lato pm. K m ite , » 5 0 0 . 763-3033.____; ____ Rbx G oloy...... 734-4443, oxi:ollont condition. Dua ______Roflislofod. Pollod. Horotordlo rd ______C O N C R E T E ' -axto,-rool.air.JuU y soll-cnn . -Smnging iioam rw dh. winc^inch, - 1 9 7 3 .Bin Rite-spud-lraiki J9a4;Chovy--SihrBradQ.Sub-.-T'.'J — — ^bd&rCall 326-5339 w a. ------0l?GI+flEPAIR= —- 'loInydrSoo al tb lb Addi55?!s rr u»*d hTflnraTBnS-Troni- :^.V^-Hiiihn.:4iooo.:ca T ort-A . I. bull c a lv o s.i. 2 Asphalt Systems off ID.I: John Dooro 8 3 0 sw a th o r. Avo E, Call 733-5336 daysI. 6 mo, worranly. compkito., a all 423-5287 after ^ p m .' $6000. 1980 45 foot, AS ^ : ------^------wooka old- CnII B66-77t6.1. BobBflilov...... 733-401 1979 18' Layion irlr. tanderrDin Japanoso. Toyola, Mazdarda. 1964 Chovy Ion PU. wn 1984 FIO Blazer, air. c aiis o ,., ____ GAT£D-PIRE-_--.-___ .Largo-front ond loador.lor 60 jr v .-Daiaun,-lsuso ote,-$250 omond -qood,-$400. Call 934.5821:-21------d r o p id o c k ^ M 5 Q 0 _ 1 W J.42_InipQil/Spofta.Cara_ , -axlo.'colf;contninod;-vor> Chovy 2 ton. 350, 4 tpooi UB------tilt—T-ahoo packogorlow'— r Now and U sod hp» traelor. $1000boat ®'' of- oood condition, 324-8474, _ UP. 1-800-365-3742. __ 1970 Ford F-IOO. oxcoBon m jtoa^,^«6500 or bost otfor^-^. > lor. Call 326-4901. oarly " I" ' $2700. Call 733-5423.. 197V240Z.'eound cond, I HOLSTElN-BULtS;S- - - - Unitorflrour^ pipo ,1979 28 rtAlph.n. Twin byds .. eondilion. $1895. 734-9075. '!Z = = -ta7S-lntomational,.E-iaOdontiCod-mndos,~~^zi:___------nnllo-Dan OfBuHI. Rwy3i — -botl allor.-733-3S9&____: ------••54374777- 7-^— -Call-Joan-at-Canyon'MotorIOT -1970-Ford-PU,-PSrPB.-AT-ATt - Oom-lntomatienBl;------— -76.000-milesr«xcolk>nt-eorv Ida-Cold Fnrmt, 115 Form Work W nritodI 1981 Airstroam. 31 It. mini great wood hauler, $750 TT dition. $1500/oflor. Coll 1985 Bronco. 6 cylindor._4. 678-8233. 676-3239. Subpfu.734;86^.------'50 ..ie76-IHC>oobovorpotot condilioh. 1985 GM Sierra ------Call 324-4122.— ...... ------truck, 290 Cummins. 10 ^ep 733-4156 ofior Som. spood, 35,676 riilkis, 300 c u :i, ’ 114 Farm Itnplomonts Inch ongino. Call 734-4797. ■ • I___ 3-wido hay slacking. Callall Classic with 35.000 milos. 135 Cyclos & Suppllos1 1975 Ford-3/4 ton, 4 spd. spd with 4 spood Browning, voi^ 1978 Firebird Formula, now — 14' SWATHER ------.543-4760.______AT. AC. Bosi offer. Call ___ $990. 324-3005.______L^ 'g o o d tiros and paint, clear}an. tiros, good conditk>n, $15001500 1 9 85 C h o v y S ilv o rad o . 1_-. oxc. condition, w /ca b . mo- m( 4 Frooman: soll-propoDod.■ ?_ 3 734-4797. __ lOOcc Yamaha, electriclljC 1Q7R rhnw 'A, Rit»nrnrfn ____ cash. Coll 734-6826. _____ ton. 4 54. loaded, tow milo--^ r • ■ ■103-D«lry-E{(ulptnant— nr" -Stan—t^scc-Hodnhn;-boir — ^ioTA'i'^cdii-ges^gogg?^"^ VI^HoiicJoy’fi'amHloTraolJ- •:a:rrpowflrrtlJtrmag5'«'6nol!holl.- "l978'Po<6rbihrcabbvor-»rilmlh‘ ■ig78-VoIK3wagon-Doshor.;hor. afl^33-0107evonrngs.- > . la-DolnyaLHorringb ^ ^ oxcollbrilTtbw iTiilbs. $22- - £ $1450. CnII 352-4663. _____27_fl_flaibod nnd 3406-CrCnU -2 -door hardtop, oxcoplion-lion- ^9B 5^Jo o p Chorokoo^. P3.- -n ______Ulffl = _ ,conlainod._tfual_axlo, _go2i^ - trachiWfpr-C aH-733-91?a— - dnlls. stainloss slooF. to^^ Wo havo.Qvaiiablo•lo All g r o u n d .w o rk , p la nnt t.< . condition. $2500, 324-3644, ^— 1978 F160 Ford. 40.000' mi,mi. ongino. with 6 monlh Cat Cc ally cloan co r.-t7 9 5 ~ ^ ^bowls, good condition, luC .24 lLProw)or..tandom axk>,"T 2. 1974 Kawasaki 125 Enduro,u'o. |,Ko now, AT. CB radio. Win-iVin-'' warranty. Aluminum whool:rols. ■ NORTHSIDE AUTOI and' m any opt’ions. mint con^ ------Uuashr'diopr-tnatulre-haul.- -$1S0. Call 536 6490.------Tie dilion. Coll 837-6635. ~ — som o Nov^ L ock w o o d: 6- 6 - Randy Wonvor, 543-6886. tank, soll-conlainod. roar.f- ~ "nobago'camporcholl. boaisoal now liros, oxc'shapo.'CoColl ~ '3 0 0 Main W est. Jerom e 0. 1976 Kawasaki K2 900, low rack, $4950, ?33-68t7. Standloo Alfalfa FarmsTIS. 324-7380 Of 837.6510. (2) 10 ton groin tanks, $500 row boon w indrow orc slill Boling. 2 string. CallJimIn, baih. oxcol cond. $3000, 2 :_ '85 Rangor 4x4, 5 spd. PS, — ooch. (j)2 ^ ^ ilo n grain innk, in crato at closo-oul prio-no- Wolb, 537-6525,______Call 543-5517 atior 5, milos, oxcolloni condition.on 1978 FordFl50, 3spd, ovot^ 366:2142,______I960 Subaru 4 dr, runs^ns PB. $59^,326.4790 ovos. $200. fcallS36-6300 - CnII 543-5384,______drivo. 302 ongino. oconomi-smi- 1 9 8 4 3 8 ‘ h o p p o r bottomjm . groat. $950. Call 733-1984, __ os. Conlor and ond dump'"’P Chomlcal AppllcoUon 25 It T orry. now a w n in g , $6000, 1978CD 750. vQltorluogagongo cal.oxcolcond.$l800, roll-ovor tarp, r«collont cor»n- 1983 Rod.Camaro. good 1988 Chevy Suburban 4x4 ,.- Disk or rollor harrow good condition. 734-5767. totally loadod, mint cond.-^,: 104 H orses ^ and trunk, shadow lairing.ng. Call 734-5141,______dnion. Can day or night 20S:08- c o n d itio n , 5 Spood, AC, Anvwhoro in Magic ValloyJ 30' Spanan, soll-containod, now litos. $700 655-4369. ^ 785-5500,______Ah' block w/groy interior, now--- — SOUTHWEST Lotlle R. Jo n e s Inc 1978. Ouoon roar, bost for L_ 1978 GMC llalbod 1 ton. ___ AM/FM cassono: CaJ 324- Mlcholins. 726-7007 ovos, ■: * 12 yoor old rogislorod Quo;- ,11 1981.K aw aaaki 1300. lull now rubbor, hoavy duty, AT, ,60 2061 ovonings.______torhorsp m nry: woll-faroko.ko ' E Q U I P M E N T 3 C O). . _ 733-8458 or 326-4181 AT,’ 1988,,Froightlinof..Conv.,& —' _ _dros5, Loiv_milb5._oxM!lontlent , SO.OOO.miv>-= good aiposilion, usod on “ Wmborly Rd-ErTwri^FQlItolio ------CUSTOM BALING------^ -1985-Marda-626-LXT-swr 733-1545 _ . JD467. 423-4444, BUY FACTORY DIRECT ~ condition. Call 733-5020120 198 0 C h o v y Vj to n . V8 , "l9 8 1 Fnjohauf llalbod, 73434- roof. AM/FM storoo, quod cows. 436-6862 ntior Gom. d.iva, or 733-1184 ovos ffn ' 6145. please koop Irving. mont. k>w miloago. $10,600. . . -.Hooof-Nowton-^.33-5584 TT ------ANOSAVEtl------___ nroat shapo. $2.000Jirm. ___ .cooQkors_AC..,lolal.olocliis.. -CelI-734-6664^iW6-pm-Of-^— - — — 3 yoar Old KIngdom'Koy -Custom hay oacking.-2 wido y.i1, C.111734-7772, days,______. 1- $4200, Call 788-2164, hom i and 3 strtnp balos Joo Lnhtweight. supor Insulatod,d, 1981 Yamaha 650 Spoci.il. ~ 2-40 ft llaibods with dolly. 1 _ 734.3722 days. mara,.ou! ol AAA pfoditclft -2.SQD milos,.$eQQ. Cal| 733- dom. oxcolloni quality, woll□ -RUV Gomy...... 7 3 4 -4 4 4 3 k ! p ^ M 3 - ^ 9 7 . ' - 21. 1982 - Toyota -L B r-P.U-wi>h luiL- laB G -Toyota-C olioo-G TSr IW6 rdd ana~cromo Ford" ------hom i — trailers. 13'. 16'. & 19' 5thIh 7111 or 734-0674. ask lo' lot shell. $2650. 733-8614} orOf C ^67B -M 577B urloy Gonlem c h a r c o a l- g r a y , loaded! sianod. Call 326-5608. ~ Hay hauling. 326-3379, Inlomalional,______Bronoo XLT. fuU-slzo, porJoct — wheels. Call loll froo 1-800-? !. Monte ___ 734-3490 otter 5 pm,______48,000 mitos, 734-4721, ------condition.-loadod.-45.000- :------ALL TYPES OF HOR9E3------Now-Honand-21 oa~choppdr~or 346-4962 foTfrrw brochuro: 1981 Yamaha 650 Special. ijtk- ~ 4 6 ’ s p r o a d a x lo irailor bought or)d sold. Wo buy :ial. 1984 Mazda B 2000 S pick- or- 1988 Iroo Comoro, teadod.dod. m ilo s . $ 1 3 ,5 0 0 firm . C a ll, 2 molal truck b o d s w/grair for kiaso. By day. wook or $850. C.111326-4565 after 5. lic^ noods litos, $1995; 20 tonion. 350 tunoport, fuel injodod.aod. 423-6267 ovonlngs. - ‘ Killor horsoa. Call 733-6055. month,Call678-t184, up. Sharp,'oxcol mochanical ^ skjos & boot g a to s. ( 1) 22' 126 Campors & Sholls 1981 Yamaha Vuaoo 750cc,»cc.- and body-vory economicalical 24' tilt-dock. $5500: 60 ton toi low milos, mako oltor. Call ■ AppnlQ O B a^oarlina Borrol Col" 1988 Chovy, 3/4 ton Sitvora- - [9' ■n) 2 V . 1 hoist. 5 4 3 -5 ^ 9 . Siloaoo hnulino wanted; 1010. ______:_____ ^ oiii .and folinblo..good rubbat.inr doiochablo aoosonock ------wnRbthriKbl. Coll 733-4446, _coad-cond-abaR_fliim_laiL ^.-536:6324 — do.-350-(ue< In i^ o d ongino,.^------^ 375 Intornational swathor— wli^Ku^la, ------— T O- •dvdrihai r s iaVi^.-ieo'tXilC?• m g. back rost. luggago rack,ick. $3295, Campor ond trailer 'Sie.bOO; 1977%lbrndtio'naI — -- pon a potty and etc, $600, g a s, 240* whool base. 13 11 -80 Hondo Civic. $999OAf or 27.000 mi. toko ovor pay- ;.. AO^ woll-uolr^^-i^)ld ^ d io s o l m o to r, c a b . g oocg i J nood liri>s. $775 726-4950.0. nbo.Cnll423-483l, a monls. C a 8 aftor 7pm. 3^.~: od -eOTHlrtSOOO. 678-g04cS>VPC ------Call 423-6120, ^ - s p o o d , P.S, $9SaO : ,197.'a x hiwd ftHnr finll ■«Ua-4fl9A Of - -^g82-K~awaff.ikr440XTO:ro : -rsBS-GM-SlorniXlasBti;::. ’ _Convontional_12_yd dumpmp,_ 543-6831.4isk lor Rooor. -317yTSBkTar-Co-rY. — dbposHion & brooding.------9 1969 Vista Ouoon lO'-pickup'P $800 or bMl-rcasoneblo-ol- — -8 rowtilHslon boan-row-T— -ol- -35.000-Milos.-ATrAC.-caa-7” 350 Cummins, $12,500 □on ••82 0 atsun long-bod. 4x4rTj— Coll733-7909.______cullivator. Call 862-C(34{348 .. - ■ .. campor, rofrig. furnaco.5- lor, CnII 734-3219.______r.0110. Boat ollor, 734-4797, DO; 19S3 Subaru GL wogon = Dort-n poltv. 82^5179. ^ 1969-KW. 335 C„ 240 whoo 4x4. now liros & brakos,V ox- PS. AC, oxtras. cloan.m ’ A ^ i a n m aro, 8 yoar old,Id, days or_B62-3876 ovonings. - I 983 Kawasaki 440 LTDTO 1985 Toyota pickup, campor il* $4500, Catl 324-8264, — -1074_Kit.-campor,. gas/olcc, ipor baso. $10,500; 1978 KWfC- -352-4S07------T- ■ - -'== - ^pood-PS7-44r000-fOflr8 ------0^007f7Cait-3g4^g955.------“ ■focfco'tTdiiroWrSlSOO firm: rF’n^n'jTCiiSrMomborstiip.^ -quoon'ovorshotrporra'^lSMlyry- d a to , $800, Call .934-4118 'Sr moforrK^-TtforKrWOO-or l_ hvdrnulic inck.«t. 324-4122 118 5907 -oxira* cab Mazda,, in- $19,500; 1975 Ford 9.000“ d bifft olio,. AbbI, 366-^103, -dowo-and tako ovor pay-.-q ^ Soautilul sorrol .2 yoar oldM Call 8 3 7 -4 5 5 3 ,------_ ?^SQ0,7?3-3895.733-7187 _ or 934-8357 ovoninga. __ cludos insulalod shol. AC, 8 -V, 71. PS. 13 spood. 24C ^ monts. Coll 934-a31gr^— rootstorod Quanor Horso li>- 8' tabover campor. quoon■J* 1985 Suzuki 1200" MacJufa,ira, crulso co n tro l, plu s moro. - B oss rotirod. Still ro ad y la iro.' whool baso. $10,750. " 146 4x4'»&ATV's - Boautilul'pomporod 1984 - hailof bnjko. Ca21 54^^ work. flO Hoscion siacl< iZl'Boolsi' overshot, stovo. ico box. “ & vory tow 'miles, quick andtnd $6966, 324-2906. 324-556686 , Hall'aEqulpmenl- lurnaco. $750. 326-5647. ___ BIG JE E P Wagoooor. 360 _ wagon. Coll 487-2168 atior.tier Marine Iloms _ comfortabki. $1500 or bosto=t 1987 Ford XLT supor cab.ab 1.208-2374J966 ; wd, V-8 . a ir, a u to , tilt, c ru lso . ~ ,’ — 6' slidO'in cab-ovor campor,r, ollor. Call 324-3234______•' 1963 GMC 4x4, ntns good, CA brod rog 5 VT old OHm 8. koop trying^ _ __ LOADEOI $1 1,000. 324-24. 1.80Q.669.7175 — bodys' fair, mako o1lo(. AM/FM, lock-outs, tow m i t e s , . fitatlionrboQuilluLgoldonjn Bullo'r buIk-o-mofTc. abovb -121001-Seora-liborolasfl wnh-Ih- $700-Call-736'0687-days.s- 1987 KawasaW KXBO.'nevotvot '3 567 alliir 5 pni wRgays. _____boQ.Qwnof_SooJQ.acpn)d._:^):__ ------PaIamtrK>r$2600.-67jUl33.- 0 - or-S43-63tOovonino9------— Dump bod.-larm-stykj';-2 lTfl L: •ground^gratnorlos-'wlth - n^acodroo«l«rco''ndilio'n.'58DO- 1987 Mazda PU. cab plus, ,’n 1966 Joop 4WD pickup. ate, 733-7781 after 5:36pm. - HORSE SHOEING. CallIII "ramos. Call 733-2269. _■ Campor lor long-bod Toyota,1, Call 536-6347 after 8 pm. , ' sid o s. oxcolloni condition. oxcollont conditwn. soo to Call 423-4680, ’ good condition, mns groal.ooi: C A S H O N T H E S P O T Rooor Tilfanv...... 734-<6aT.L C Intornational Iractor■37 w/ 14 (I aluminum boat. 40 hp,p. Now. $650. son lor $ 2 » or '78 750Ynmnh,i 326-41522 _ approcialo. C.ill 733-3513, iel, d«?plh findor, g as tanks.s. boat ollor. CnII 324-8264 — $800. Call 326-5647. Usod cars, pickups. RVs . . Oldor rogislorod Ouartoror boon cuftivalor. 934-5784. • - Honda 750. automalic.ic. t9BB Dodgt) D50. under jiT Soo Jim or Don Corto at — n»dUnilor.$lB00. 733-5116.L WANTED TO BUY: C lo an , ^2^^ 141 Vans 1978 GMC Suburban,-AT,. maro. woll broko. good Oansor post poundor, just cloan, low milea. $650, Call;all 10,000 mi. $5500. 734-9429, __ P S . PB , air. oxtra dean.. 2- 2: T-' babysiltor, usod in moun- 15 lool GlassKon boat withth 8'campor, '/« or overshot MAGIC VALLEY n- hko now. $1500 lirm. 423-4660.______— J5 5 Ford F_350_tl. _V-8 4-. .i9aQ _C hD vy-J\sua loadoS)d_ -WhooLd/_76,000_(T)i5. J5000,X», ______MOTORS ______y loins. tsoo. .Cai! a2fc325LiZ. Coll &37-^«!‘!'» 40 hp Johnson molor, cus-s- 2L£i222I5!J2!.^5iiS12M—. = • ■ lom-buill,' ila sn o .id 'iralk )r. - - -Loaving-for-AcadomyT-musl-jei- -6pdr&lock-rackrrati)pi-$bS0->>0.- <- -4ovrmilo97-$-i-4TOOOrOftHst|. JMmosi.now4irofrrbrak06,-iOfi.------356-Addtson-A vorW ;------r~ ----- PgwS-______— Donahuo swaihor irailor. liko soll! Honda Elito 80 scooter,or. 3?6-4451, 6 Dm/messaao, shocks. 733-6960,5-7 pm. $1600. Soo al 846 Wyoming1^9 127 Motor Homos 734-8583 1- 734-3541 Ouoon ortd Princoss dolhiog>9 now. Soli or trado. $2500.00. Slroot. Gooding or call 034- m ax 55 mph. 90 mpg, low lor sak). Parado and porlor- 'f- Coll 436-6192, __ 4gS5nlior Som ______1973 V/inncbago, mini motor 7 mi. S900 Cnil 324-3032 . ■ manco woar. Also hots. Call • od B66-g637.______,Farmall M Iractor. Uvo hy-•iy- IG’ (ibciglass boat, with 500 homo. 55.000 mi. vory excol,I M onlessa 247. Kiab. good — draullc, 3 pt hilch, sinoioJlo hp Chrysler, run good.J. 1st $6900 takes, 734-4024, •■ • condition. Ray. 326-5848. ------Rog.-Arabian-mare,-7*8-yrK i r* Iront. good eondiiion;-SlOOO.- ~~$IOOO.Cnll934;S82i:------1973. 20 h.;Spodsm an Miniij lr»nv» mM snno— ...... old. Call 734-5021 ovos _ . |Call 825-5136, koop trying, ^ 16 h Invador. opon bow wilhh motor homo, now robbor. Rogislorod Appys: 10 yrft iFeedwagon. Usod Schulor al dash 4 tool air, soll-con-; 136 Heavy Equipmonl gokJi/>g.~8 yrm aro.'oontto, ■ ' °L _80.He Mariner engine,. E x c e l.. I F ' B MHIJDIC ■ 0. ‘l25'ml)torrScaloffTitfaiiaBlor lEJBEIC > ' lamed. 0'1/acITS TV. sle'ops : i z z s j «"■ » .d ,j3500«II.L3;CJ:l.l2. 326-4126 or 734-877S. _ |Dalo Williams. 326-4278. — 17' llxirglass Coloman ca-“ 6. havo to soo to appreciate.! AUCTION. JUNE 22 - -Rogioorod-Misiotui.Foxtrot- j $6500. CnII 438-4756, ' >t- For-saloi-usod JO tractor noo. $300. 734-0622 nflw 6 ,- ASPHALT PLANT tor golding. 5 yoars, 14-2.2. ipans, Wanlod; disabled JD y Con5ltucTon“XC rosnii^g 17 ft Coleman conoo. $350,j" 1974 2 f Winnobago, low BE'CinC woll-broko. smooth ooitod.3. ttractors. Gootz. 423-4247.- Equipmonl. _ Phono 734-4444______miles, rool air condiiioning. ------1 - I 0 a i b s . . t 2 0 0 0 ^ . h l 4 - ■ — gonorntDr-C3ll-734:0678'or-r ------^Trucks-6 -Trailors—----- Rogistorod O uartor Horso.1. Now Holbnd 2100 choooor 18 Soulhwind jol txwl. bur-■ ovoninga 734-6940, • Excess Equip.^ol Hildo ------cw nin im ju : - 'i 3 yom’i.- mJT j.- -b • r loaso. By ^ y . w innddm axlo irailor, g^ood5" 1974 30' Nowell coach, vory^ & Matonick Constm ction ------a $500. Call 432-66t6:cvo« _ monlh. CnII 678-1184. 3 good oldor coach, many ox- ' ...... Rog Thorouohbrod.gokling.. - - condilion, $6500. 678-7320 ' • 9,30am . Tri-Hills Dovolop. , }. Usod hay bnkws, Now_Ho|-■0<- -.iliocGor678-2~l72'dnvs. troa, ' now 460 industri{il on- — riddon Enfili'Ji; $750 « bosi'y land ■ Supo? 7^7 with ongino. — gino. ohown by appoinimonl; G R E A T FA L L S , M O Nk T l ‘85 Adeco Port Asphalt' oflof. Call 733-4969______$495. 262. 283. 425..290 3- IB'Hi hull boat, 55 hp Evin-'■ onlv.: Call 733-8259. ovos: „ rudo motor, trollor, runs • - P lant A rolated equip. • 9d' 1 mmmmmm i ;^! e slrino. Frooman 100T. Mas- H .: K Ron Roaa cuitom made ^ good. $2395. Call-734-PSS2—_ - 1974 Champion. 24 loot, tew ^ —CABgET-IAYlNG ^ ------saddle! IS’A Inch soot:[; w>yi Forgiison 124.~ wir}d_row =_ -miloc-f33'000)rvory good”^ H - r r r n p n m y n tftnrtf>r». L ^nrjC T 1 ^ _ _ |n ,# ,io r peltolnllnp.brush&- . . IT ■naifuC!rucln;ldo‘tKilo^ fo a dlo o r r ^^g^Hft-WaftiKfrn'a-TnTnrCTTO^^ I" TuWg DJia^44o: nd'oT bnckhoes, compactors-■ 8 ['Of . - ■ roll.roasoisonablo ratos. ■ ’ 438-5379 ~ boskol stom p, black rawhido0 on < rubber, now hay oquip-if), with 455 Olds Jet, $3750,'• burner, all oquipmoni opof;.. . d - J - Call 326-4462 - CfiH 334-6747:------. -crushing'plants'& rolatod- p Froo ostimanates. 733-9448 | trim, storSng silvor conchos.5. rmw>l-availabk).-324-5858. * - — atos. vory-good, Roady lorf e q u ip • 8 truck tractors, . ■ - . . One of a kindl Excollont ‘ “ 20’. tii liuB inbooid/oulboard. Iho | road. For moro mlo.• 11 bonorn dum p Irollors. condition. Coll 543-4270. " U S E D H A Y _ oxcolloni. $6 ^ , WIIIl_ 436-9457 on^^ morninps.- .. =’ ■ " 1 —--— ■ ------J want to buy all kinas oiT ------“ EQUIPMENT ------: 29' 1974 Winnobngo. low, from^-Juno‘^.^iS^‘' ^ k ^ ?lp*p i i Tho Houiusa D octor ^ — _____hjMsos. -Al5o,_good snddjo.n 1 ' JD 4 6 7 P T O tw in o SrMini/d.iycr^iRor, Irosh .(4Q6)Zfil.-56a5_Fo^ro- m Ropair, rorromodol, ftx-up ■ horsoa'for'ciiJo or irii3b. — TJD-346-PTOTWlno- ' - '455Apump,._324.43a2: - |miloano,~oxcoHont co ndtiiion r ROTOTILUNG ! — $14,000. Call 734-5564 alter; churo. MAX ROUSE *& J RV pads, drivoways.a an n d ^ [ ^ ■ in»ton733-S661 “ > a3S^mBgorJ3S.6M5 2NH283, ^ PTOtwfno ' , 22' iot bont nnd tr.iilor. twin 'I SONS. Aucionoors. Lots & oardon spots ■ , -.UM H.Soitolf.propol^K^ L -B-pm^-734>3722. days ■ itos.-47-yoars-oxpot------______------:____^l _ . _ _------—Arnold-UAln733-578a. A i _____■. twino (ap. $3500). onginos. recently oVor-T ^ lBOO)42roai6~ ——- n est. G ene Eller—733.1i13.1964.“ ------105 Horso Equlpmsnt ^ haulod. soo .lo. apptociato.■■ 1977 Sports Coach Class-A. 2NH282 PTO twino Filof.'326-3193______• ' oxc. cond.. 454 Chovy. gon- ■ .. w n y . fun alall ovor lown ■ . ^ 5" I NH 286 PTO twino • orator. AC. microwavo. roar; CENTRAL EQUIPMENT 1984 Chorm ac singlo n*lo | NEW & USED ■ ' ______■ whon you coican locato parts- 2-horao irailor. $2650. CatlII ’1 NH- 500 Ford onjjino.1 24' Knyol ponioon boat, 50' bflih, ► $17500. 733-6160. ■ -hpM otc. t/ailcr. $3000/olfor. - - Gallon Motor Grader, I KandKPatcNngJng ■ for outomotlobllo In tho ■ 3 twino tio • 1978 23 tt Monaco moi9r aa. Coll 733-062S,____ ^ _____^■ liiaiiiiiW 1;-^ — 1 N H 425rPT O T w ino------— -Cft»-734-3650or 837-6450 modol T-500. soties L. SilvV _ Ashpalt dtivoway & parkingpar ____ T,____ closslllod DdS, 2-hofso doublo axto trailer, •--homo._gonorator and'air. -lC-06622;-Dotroitdiocol;-L --■ totpatchlng,733-0tl50 6 5 0 ,------1 ------JM'STHEEATAWN C A R E-"!"; -' ••■-$5Q0.-Caii 536-2655r-^^— ^ - 2 outtxjard moiorsrEvlnrudo L- -[ co ndiiw o. roar-bod, cloan.- ~ m Tri Ib nnd JohiiiOrt 9.5'hp. 'i (now rohuill);:iJ4illynottl= ■ Innrf 8’ pickup-PU boll on 2 , Toko 8-10 ft RV campor in' board, hydrnulic blado ^ u - ■ 7 1 ^ Call 734.4797.______. tfndo 733-6055.______ho(so horso rack, covo'od , . control whh sido shin.a..tia..- ^ ______- - motol. Jigtits. saddlo com-’ 1. 1048 oas. 2 wido _1- ■Bcai.-motDf„^fllltailQL_t4_— -107a-32-loo«-motOf-homo.-_■( - -powershift-transimission;— WESTERN PAVING:0 : soal.t I ' g p H l l l g ' 1 1060 OSL. 2 wido - Jo o L l1ber5Ias5 -wiIh-.4O.J1p. .£ }— ■ ------cont. patch ar>d ropaopair. I J-A ~ JL and:ndteap® .-Tro«-& --I--'-Ti^ oanmorH^Call 825.5175. — -66.000-mik>p.-doal air. 6,5 Ft,O.P,S,-;cab.rfront-& r o a r - Troo 5 .'shrub to p ^ n g '4 ro* ® Evifitude.illDQ, 734-2427. yKW g o n o ra io r. V a c a tio n sido mount enow plows. J - Froo oalimalos,,736-116-1107.' _ sprlnklorsorlotvi^Discounl . Foathorl/to aluminum nooio' . -SWATHERS ■ k>r senior citij 734-^05. .■ moval, froo osJ. John-M o- — '• nocK, 14‘ lower dock. Iiorso , , rondy. FirsI $13.7.00 wins. 14.00x24titos; goo: 726-7007 ^ ■ ...... ^ -re7B-H7au0hm 2^'. Iibor-' ' - ...... $23,500 — For Salo; Now S usod slock' 1i JO 1214 puir typo — glass body. 440, wilh air. Clork Michigan Wheel ^ 9 1 I & horeo traihirs foaiuiing (S02685) Our 1989 Soaswirl boats oro 7 Loader. Model 85-11 l-A. Logan Coach. Financing. i ' Sloroo, cruco. 32,000 miles, __ ■ _ .'^BijSQZiSf ■ !w ,njj.i.iij.-).iM . lH a « lo n 6 2 0 . 14 ft instock. 1988 pricos, radials & hitch. N lcel Call S/N40f-D-t06. Delrc«t r r -Wado2ollingor 438 B125or• 1i NH 910. 14 ft -- Tom'* Marina 4 S port C d s. o ^ - . Air-ccnditionii^ & cooloilolot- - ...... ------Linda wkd.lv6-C7B-?2aC------| • 637-6571 morris & onto. diosol. ' fully onclosed.'J I Summor servicing & ropairrop ■ Lown mowii . I MF. 775, 14 ft ($ 4 7 5 0 ) —— H0rtiura3urtQv.6?8-7473. - R,0,P,S cab, 23.5x25.-L-3- wing, rototilling, ® TTretTTnKi of Duat? Lwnan Dust ® | - ^ 423-5314 after 5i pnpm . H yard work [indoddiobs, ■ Conli Aluminum or golvani:od orr 1 JD 2280, 14 It. dsl. a ir • Yacht Club boat trallor, tiros. 3.5 yard buckot. Good m Control. Coll 785-7314 or 1- ■ ' , 3-lHC-275,-twathort..Goll- 1______FOR RENT ' ■ Phoneie 734-4431 J 8»l800-952-6 457. R oad O llln o l .... ___ -----ssoel traiJorB.-Wo lrado, wo f- '*- ~now-novpr~u5od.-$5QO. C.illL ______UQTf^HHQMFS Jcor>ditton.______------fOtincn *Fnrnior3'E irchan<^— ^lor-partt,------:------' ' ■ ' ■ ------~ Twin FaiKTHaHbTTSS^SgCl-■ 1’ NH t305.-^rwattTorr5oll for" . . - -- e r q 1iLu r . e d :s ______C ai alter 5:30 or ■ ciaik Wchigan Wheel ’ I HANDYMAN; LightI olioloctrl- I * ______^ I ----- Nino good, usod saddles: ^ 122 Sporting Goods ' Icavo a m essage. Loader, Modol 55-111-A.• m plumbing, pointing.ing. car- _ Rosponsibio.:lo.porson sooking m ADVERTISE J ' - ' ono hoavy roping saddlo. 734-6133 S/N 433-B-110. Cummins’ ■ ponlry, & ropaits, Frooroo osli- ■ work; lawnn coro,i painting., ■ ?'>shino Loatnof. 423 6233 - C O M B IN E 3whooHlollcirt.436;3T^ d io so l. lully onclosod cobI i • mates. Call 733-4762. ainlonanco. otc. ■ ___ YOUR ------WE-8UY-a-so!l-u9od ood-; / FOR BEANS. ALL ATT- -FI«hlng-«quIpn»hl.JiiSE>g- , with R.O.P.S, 17.5x25, L-3 ^ B 0 inlos. 734-9828__"_ .. SERVICE SPECIALTY ■ 1 1 JO G60 dsl. rondy to go tiros. 2.25 bucket, good • dios & tack. Shop around ' rods, lolosc(»ic rods & spin-^ );12B Utility Trallors______j ■ “ ______■ IN m s DIRECTOR Y - , i ■ wilh u s last, bocauso wo will, 1 Lillislon. 7200. 8 row. nino rixils-7 d 3 -l4 1 6 .-« v .— xondilion.______- not bo undersold orrboou & yboan wrndrowor '6 4 C hovy Vj Ion pickup -.T77.-TTr.-,T7,-r:7;77r:,-,—529-.500;— '• I Your}ur sd. w ilt,re a c h 23.000 I ' ' 1_NH_TR95._nrnin__ c^ffU Mofis loft handed stanor sot '£ ___UNIIS.LC^AIEpJN__ ------saddl*«J-Vlekef»-W o*l#rr» — ----- notl-dubs-wilh bagr$75rC all-— -I''-lia>l*n-wilh-Li(«x>Jn—canipvf- - SM ; luU K u ■ - faminemines overyday and tht ■■ and pick-up on. BOISE. UUattUS^^HI * ---- roVuIU»'ulU'wlir*mazo-yourC»if— ■ ------Store« 733-7096.______• ,I , NH TR7o. grain c o m b in o 543-G984______5lshell, good radial tiros. $200 ' or bost ollor. Cal! 53G 6490 NEW MICHIGAN m Dolivorod for drivow'o w a y s . « ■ todtyidty and ono of our friend- m -1 after Som, • -• LOADERS IN STO CK .____.— ■ ^ — parking.lots., etc. .YouI'ou.can. ., ..HoowPaii»aintot, Extorior------Iy Ad-Ad-VIsors will holp you. ■ ■ 105 Swina vTWIN FALLS T R A C T O R ■ -‘ 123 G iinsi Rines------«! SALES-SERVICE- ■ haul too. Call Northirth w o st I Intortor. FrooFn E stim ates I wordar'd ]your ad s o that It will ■ a IMPLEMENT . Fold PU uailur. good condi- PARTS ^ Crarw 4 Rigging. 733-1S3-1234, " ____ Phono- 10 734-2762 - « be> mostmo •Kecilva-artd brlhg — — Duroc 4-H D«o5. 733-1492. • _ 7mm Colt Sauer rillo_with_ w r _ 1 9 3 5 .K lm b o tJ y J? o a d ______t.on, $200. Cnil 734-0539. ' ..-CENTRAL EQUIPMENT— -i ------■ ------yoo-lliu-ih»-results-iyou—ars ----- 1 ___' ,,, Q uoh^^^wo i ^ o r ^ ^ s T Crill Twin Falls — scopm uid'sjing, liko rfuw". ■ Musiu solll -1988 5th whool COMPANY INC. 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. -.1 6 8 Autos-OldsmbbllB___ - -t46- 4 ATV*------lies. Aufos" " r r Oolna 10.school, musl soli Morcury a. Lincolnn 1069OMfl442.32S-«lS2. _ ip«2 Ootsun to'rabod. 4 *X 44. , 1975 Cullass, now tiros. . C n ll7 ^ '-^ 1 4 ------1981 Lincoln Mark.VI. •77 ox : $500. 733-9016 aftof 6 pm .. epod, $4250. 733^S34, 1986 Cutlass Siorta. bdouli- - J 1«4 Antiquo A utos. — ful condition, now tiros, M ^ 1982 Lynx. 3 2 4 ^ . ___ Call 73:^1917 0V06 1&40 Chovy ^-ctMf-6«don. V - j k)uo Lynx. 36.000_mlloaI08 1986 Fironza. oxcoltonl coo- pfOWousty ownod by ont (quo iroi;- -dl!k>n-muar.or 3g6-Sl03—?— doolor.- noodd vory imlo loj’ha bo now ilroa. cruisd corilrol show cor, Abo Siutobakofs: $2650. Con 733-8261. 1S62 Coldon Hawk. 95%>5% 1984 Morcury Topaz, rodf3d7 TTS-Auwr-pontBe-^— “ ^m oiid h as JUIust negotiate)edihe purcliiiS S ^of 125 111liew F estivas, ------low desol ?*■ 1975 Ponlioc Future S -J .^ fniios. 194C /^ d o o rC ^ mT^. p i- cononl condUkxi. 326-*682. i5^ M Escorts.;. R angers anm d T em p o s frfrom Ford Mootor Co. Thro 1989 Lynn. AC. AT. PS a>tf ofiint tob. M7.C160. ___ 34.000 mlloB, exceitont?"*• W» Msin W«»t. Jerorn4^ ■arrangCTm ents w jth FordryPlif canilTTOW-Be^tK ie-best-deal 7Tii . i&49-Fofd-pickup^xc*l;cel- $3a00/oflef. Call 733-9475._^ — ag|.73a0 or 837^810.— - painl. runs oood. 034-57SS. ts. . 1985-.Towncar.-excollon 1987-PonUac 6000.-air, uT t.ll. ■ p a y m e n tt ahil the bestif selection otIf the best selillhig-vehicles s T n t h T w h o i e 1956 Chovy Bolair, 2 doorloor cond, kuidod, 52,000 mitos cruise. AM/FM, $4S00.-CoU wl>olW >p^^.Cpr>c^$4£25.~CalCall 1967 •RoUanl LE wagon, ox- ■ codon: fo sio /o d , jJBgoo/of-"/of-- 734-2144 o r 734-4035:------'eonont condition,-FWDrAG.-;Q^|tram-wari r r a n t y . ^ : ______^ lore coftsjtfOfod. Ph<>no 1988 Town Car, loadoded . wholo5atoprfced-$5375. CaS- 432-66> ^ __ Ioathor upholslory. appro:,rox 734-2144 Of 734-4035. I960 Tihund'orblrd, 56,000500 30.000 miioa, $16,495, 1987 Roliont wogon^AT.f I s o MUCHI CAR FOR SO LITTLEL MONEY # 1 SELI.LING CAR IN THr H E W O R L D ! ndual rWoircoIl dayo. 324-C4- Call Roger for dotaits. • ■ AC. PS. PB. Sloroo. $5450. 2907ofnlflhl8, 324.Z963. BUDGET RENT A CARR 734-6428 or 734-9033. 1962 Buick Skylark. Z door Spotty 1979 rod Plymcuh hartJtop. V8 . oood coodilioo.^ 459- ^ 4^ °6 om.— Ktwiron. $1991733-4177. runs 00^ £1200 or bost'd- of- . I p 8 9 FEsrnMk $899 ^99 ESCOR I I T * 9 9 ^— 175-Auto DeaJers 175-Aulo DMlere ' L PO 19£2 Plyffloulh Bolvodoro, _ B d o w w ^ MONTIm DOWN MONTH —2-flow soaan.-W Gofcton Commando ongino. bost raasonablo ollof. 678-0932. I __Nico whito 1966 Thunder-tp fflE l — -1984^HRYSlERUi^BARROM------^____ - — 4 DOOR. AUTO TRANS. Art: r I — W^-Auto*^MC ------TILTrCHUISE-ANOCASSEF — -ST0CK#251...... T.;...... ^ 2 9 9 5 - - j M i | l983^B lo station wagon 19M BMC JIMMY 4XA?ilFRMaASSIC4> I ■AUT0,-V-8'P5.vCASSt RE WHlrt2TfaNE.hEDCL0TJ ~ T 5 Z AUl0*-BUJ5ir^------WITH... EQUIPPED WITT H ... ^ i I EQUIPPED W s r ra:i;B llierwiuiBHITBirglher* 4 ^drmarnannal transaxle wlth~i —^ 1983 Bui^~ LoSabro LimilodilSd 1 S 8 7 C H E T O O LtiiBRiw- ^ l • “ ■“■ ^1T 31Ilir4tcylinder engine • spaed nganual ovetdrlvE (dork rod motallic}. Boautifuttifut 4D00R^ AUT0,A/C, . ^ -H -^-M acRt^rsoiLaftniU cant-sispansIoi Front stabilizer barba overdrive 414tli gear • Front wheel9l drived • 4-wheel cor. woR takon e n ro ll. CalfJl • 'FMSTEftK;OtiLY33,OOOI rt-dlsc/n»r drum brakskes • Locking fuel llllerler Independent sus■sponsion <14 Inch whe(heels & tires •Power 324-5344, • I' —• Powsr front _ STOCK ...... ”“z f 6 9 W - ■ •Sidewindidow dem lster • 4 speeled manual transaile front disc/rearr idrum brakes • Malnteiitenance free battery 1987 Skyhawk, 4 dr. AC. ich.seat.*.Remavabre AT. ti» whool, AM/FM. op- -1981-CHEVROLET-CI-CORVETTE - --■-:-«^ront hlgh-li-badtraclnlno-buckatetseats • Reardefrostst •AMradle*Fulnil told down rear bench 28,000 mitos, f6405,^ _ RED. TAN LEATHER iMTERU ' __^•ElectronicIcJlH/EUsteffidjradlo.lojvlttaJoteBraLcIockJ: ------COiolorkeved cargo areala ccover _____ - ___ . Call Kogor of: ------AITTOTBANS, LOADED. lus $99 Cash Down, 12 Paymonls f ■ Sale Pricc S668I Plu:lus Sale Tax. S500 Fadory Rctaiele PlusF $a9 Cash Down. 12 Paymcnlsicnls Sale Piles S7M5 Plus SSale Tax. $750 Faclory Retwte Plus 5 BUDGET RENT A CARI STOCK#230 ...... n U,!I9D ------‘- $99.-46-Poymeftt»^9^56AhM(HrtlH4rlO% APRrOA:

nono nicor. S2650. Call 734-6428 or 734-9033. . .. . ! .______^ 158 Autos-Chevrolat 1971 Novn. V8.AT, PS . PB. AC. now tiros. 56.000 oauol milos, $1600. Days 543-s3* RnmrP ■ I I I l“t' I-l- _ :A34S.Cf-OUOcJ34..S270.,, r a 1973 Ctwvy Nova, oxcolont “ condition. 707000'oNaliior 4 = E a u i P K ^n m . ~ — ------EOUIPPED-Winf f l n , ------— miloe, $1200. Call 733-3024,'llT 198SJEEPGIUIID«»e«EH SR G309IB ..^^...^....^..$9,895 gn >2.311130(^(111tl Swirl Combustion) engsnglne with multlple- 19Z5 Chov Impala 2 dr. AC, ■ •Double WallII Construction • Full ladderIs frame • 1/2 Ton vory good 350 ongino. good3 19S3F0RDF-150«4tiSS3.553 ...... $13,395 ■ rating • Radidlal tires • Removablele tailgate • Halogen port electronic fuellnlectlonf • 5 speei9eo manual transaxle —bairoryrnoods-TopaiT-«- 1S7!OIE»H)IinST«'4iw4iSfrcv..r.::.....:$3;495 ~ headlamps'*r»flestyledior‘8 9 ^fcSt-EFIPIngeiralne— ------►Frontwheol-didrlne^Power frontdlsCiIsc/reanlninrbrakes— ^ — palnt, $1200bost otior. Call ™..-.1.5SpeBd_trarinsmlsslon • Bear anti*tl-lock brakes • Gaugere • Power steeringg • Interval windshieldId iwipers • Electronic _.524-30t0aTior:6r3Opmr-^^ igsseufrPiCKiaHtHi..;;; ____ . . s f i , 695 ereo radio • Tinted glaslass (Complete) 1979 Chovolto. ongino ----- package AWFMstei oood, $300. Coll 733-4348. l9ieCilEyBI)UT3/-$12 6 0 :^ 0 1 1 -7 3 3 ^ 9 0 ;= = 841«ERe!JR¥^=i=YNX^07«H7777:7TT7-= - ;::z:;zz:z$asa^>9 ^aOFORPrRANGGERi=>ICKOP #40508^■■■■::.....:::::;::.$ ■■ 6 9 8 i: z i i 1979 Dodgo Omni. 4-door, 4 - ! ^ . molor tuns oxc, $500.}! ^ |t'lll.^ 3 iw 83 MERCURY 2ZEPHYR #30678. $1989\9 84 JEEP SCR AfkMBLER 4X4 #405288 ...... $ 6 9 8 9 CfillM3-SS17atiorS. — ...... $ 8 9 8 9 BoaulituI ‘81 A rns K par, 2- 80 TOYOTA 1/'212 TON P.U. #40536 $1989 “84 FORD T-BIRIID #30702...... door. Call 733-8050. 72 DODGE SPC>ORTSMAN VAN #404 0524 ...... $248919 - 84 0LDSTOROIDNADO-#30687- ...... $ 7 4 8 9 ------162—A utea-Ford ■ ^ 76FORDFf50^WX4'P.U.W5rr.; $ 3 4 819— 9 ’ 8 4 LINCOLN TOOWN CAR-#307rr... $ 7 5 8 9 ------1967 Musiangrlaifty now on---: 84 MERCURY LYNXL #30738...... $ 398919 85 TOYOTA CAIVMARY.#307-18 ..... $ 7 9 8 9 - . r 19826HIV«3/<3«6»„„ gino; good rubbor, mags, 83FORD_FAjRr1M0NT #30746:..... " J ----- $398919 86 FORD TxeiRE!D #30645...... „.r.- $ 7 9 8 9 :___ ; — iaiHH0i250iMJ36I*L« ______-Z ------p , 6 9 5 - w ra fT D T n y ##30747...... tt:::;" ------$ 3 9 819— 9 : SrTORD'AERODSTAR-WGN-#40487n: 7------$ 8 9 8 9 ------a isMCHEvmiETP.o..Mim;nTd.„.„.,...Z.:.i7,995 - 83 OLDS 88 RC $398919 86 FORD TAURIlUS'WGN #30720:;.:, $ 8 9 8 9 ------r IS83F0IIDt/2TaiP.U.T3S?I3S7B...... $3,295 ;6YALE #30761..... 1972 pLd Mustang Groodo. 86 FORD gSCO0B3L#39J9.1 ...... ______$41899 84 FORD F-250) SUPERCAB P.U.#40M0489 ...... $ 9 4 8 9 -902-V4rPSrPBrexcetient-!r isK flfflrM tfrtrap*H.-TO ______$10i9 9 5 ^ condilion. 733-0836. ------82CHEVYkiOD-4X4-P.U.-#40480: ------$ - 4 4 8 9d±±85:CHEVY:?iCTF - [ROlVANi^ssfc— :------$9 4 8 9 - — 1980 Ford ftilrmoni station; imCHEVniETBUiZQESKsiA ...... $4,995 wagon. oxcoBont cor. $1900. l977C«EVHItn3/4T««l:a4G2B9*...... $3,295 83 FORD FAIR^?MOMT #30740:..... $39899 88FORDTEMP<3 0 #30723..... $ 9 4 8 9 CofI 736-0868.______81 FORD LTD #;#30747...... - $39899 87 MERCURY S.SABLE #30685...... $ 9 7 8 9 -1984 Ford-Thundofbirdr:lTTr„ issicvcvMiTisEe------______IS 3 5 owner. 37.000 octuni m ilo sr' 8 3 O L D Se8R b $39899 86 CHEVY CAPI>RICE CLASSIC #307510758^;...... -..$988^ ___ -oxtremoly-6harp.46995..Will..ii.; w om ltaiG Jitroz: QYALE #30761..,..: -iako-lfodorCan-734-6890 o r- atfEpBCtESCbbRT-#391S4-^.-„.„,..„, 9::^ 8g-FORDT^MP< - $9989^ 734-5890 or 734-0970. 1965FOIIDeilOKOII'TiS68. 1305 T-bird turbo coupor^r - 1983 a n c VUI iis6s.....»...... $10,495 82 CHEV_YJ<10:a:4X4.P^U.-#40480...... $44899 88F0RDT-BIRCib #39165 .,7.... $ 1 0 ,9 8 9 kudod, foaturod In national 84 MERCUBY T ...... ;.....$44899 88 FORDTAURIJUS #39175...... $ 1 1 ,9 8 9 ' mDgozino. boauiilul cor. C nl5 igsscHEvnuTPicKiiPTi TOPAZ #30749. .-.n...... 7 8 ^ 0 7 . aflor Som. — 1984 FOB) BC0IIT3I2»...... ™ IIIIIIp|895 84 DODGE PRClOSPECTOR P.U. #4(W0521 ...... $ 4 9 8a 89 FORD TAURIlUS #39183...... $ 1 2 ,4 8 4 1987 Ford.Escorl wooon. “G rrT ^ J 5 5 r“ KM7FM~5rCftRJ“i- fseefoifflficKiiPTOiteI— = : : . : u -^ . :4 3 i6 9 5 . ^jTIIRV I 1 1 TfQUwnrr^-^o i,tJU ...... !T.. . 9— Ta-exEGunvE-j: LAPALMA MTR.HM.(M^-#40503-„415,989------casQotto. luggago rack, many oxiras, oxcol cond.' 1988P0imU6ll00pa ..... 85FdRDT-BIRIRD *30750.;...... $ 54899 -$-tS00.lirm..C<^-7fl8.-5197------^ 19856«CtT«Tim= 77 T-Bird, omocald groon, 35lw. PS. PB, AC. AWMi 1980CliEVKIin3MTHl9( _____ .$3 ,9 9 5 I cassotfb^ good condiiion. -$«xybl{dr.-788-4604-days,-I- ISBIPlBmJiCJOUEVBlt:fcai(«^...... -.^.^=:M3,995 = l98iaiEVHIUTC0KIUig\ m — -II-$1D,995 z 7 9 FonJ M ustang. 4 spood. now tiros, now battery, now brakos & now (nuinor.-flood_ cond. 423-4420 anor 3om,. Two 1982 Ford Escorts, tun ..

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Knnui Clly n S ^ S |~ ' of qualifying gamcHgan aa thc only undcfented - c h i b ------■■ f — Nationai'teagaeIDe------‘A good ballgarIgame," eaid Twin Falls Coach __9 ______l>liut>ui||b 7, .Tim W nlker aflorftor it wj^ over, ‘^he kind you I'l. 0______6 Allinu ilLotA^vIctnoi'iVrnw'" ------orTGoHifth^oullit Ithere'and David alm'ffBt ~ E l(o>ub>nilRinDlr|[u. Into lifejfti— won." ------____ .TheJosa-sends-ids Jlwin.FallHi.Modod fifth on— '• “"Ulii bnMi..'uf tolal-rtaf-ninBr^gaioaLtheiHilljircsL^ lit Lnki‘ City ns nQon^righU'-^ I ‘ ’_Tdday’ ^4^. after third-aeedeleded Bonanza of Las Vegas meets No. 4 Pocatocatelloat9a.m. P ' coLk ■ • . Itupcrt Amalxur. Kupm«nl. Kmntler Klold; C ' BonaiuaiS.i9a.m.— I*otai*lfb#a.------9 ^ ; — forthe toumamcnm ent championahip a t 6 p.m . . t E lllllcr.tt.i.TwliiK.lkii Cowboy leadofldoff batter Torrey-Dollinger,— __ E ^..m. M.riJtai -•______a a p — who“went three-i'cc-for-fivc-ntnhc-plate'flnd"— 1 BdHI scored a pair• of runs on Saturday, gave IjB Sl locals fans some!mething to shout about both. 9 B |' carly and late, — - ii,.m-ns.;^trii7iyria, Aiao'mcln«L UettnirCinilxI *” K ^y .With Mtn-idiaiiian leading 9-3 Bollinger H jD singled to atartt a sixth-inning rnllylhaLauw. 5 ' ''^Noon-ClunnHO. PGAC\ CHiir:hi U.S. Open, flnnl round. i » I p m. — ChAnn»:> 7. .V. Ill BM pinch hitter Ronton Marsh live on an errnr. — r 3 p.m. — CTuinnrI (*, Majori)or I.t'aillio llasriuill; AtUma >1 65H ” shortstop-Matt-att'Hasmussen double in ' i LcaAngsU*. ipl!B| Bollinger, Shaneme Quesnell drive in Marsh • • ^ . 8;M p.m. - Ch.nii-I ; __ _nQn<»«counCtuimploruhipt______.and Ranger star,itarting hurler Dave Brown __ 8 ^ , leave in fa v o r ofofJohnKluksdahl. J 7-.'-- But Kluksdahl’sihl’s first move .was a pickofT attempt a t first■st ithat went awryallowin'g pP i • Rasmussen to scoresco and hia sccond waa to ! K S =fc i^ohnsoirpu m ade thc ecorc3&-7. M ' ~ . ------RupeHrgolferfer-Scott-IrHng^rlves-h-his-bali-on-Seturday-a> nt the Rupert-Amatcttigttt-goif-tou m mnentr— 1 not opled to lest thc arm of celebrity spiport event “ Meridian catchcrher Lec Reiber, the Cowboys, would have hadad thci bases loaded, with no J ' By the Baltim ore Sunlun , outs. But Shepanpard was cut down at third, — >------S p rln te T 'B e irJo}hnson'sinvitntioirto h r ------—R o b iin e tfas t e a d ss -w jtB'M i p e r t^ Brdwn“gofpinclricIrhillingDan'MolynTmx-on— J today'e Woync Gretzl“tzky Celebrity Sports strikes before a bbase loading walk to Mike __ ^ ClBBsic in B rn n tfotford, Ontario,_was _ Thc T im cs-News . . Erliniingwcreknotted,at74: : . _In th'c^fi■first r flight, Craig Dextei£ t ; o f = e<^4r-BoHwger-to-^groanditf^ ' — J-:------witHSrawn-by-the-iie-event^s-«^porate ------' Deileniiy SIm ipsoV o f Hcyburnfrn was alone .R u p e rt cam«ime up with a 74 to post aI t two* - scco n d .' - • , sponsors. RUPERT- A feifew sticky pin ..at 75 7£ with form er chumpiipion Glenn stroke leadid onc F iler's D oug McJCay while w ‘ “The big playay ofthe gamo," admitted J- - “Ben’s a very contnntroversial person and placements wpre all RupRupert Country Club Blakekeley of Burley a t 76. Marv Owenscns of Burley was anotherr steps Walker. “Jay tritries to comc to third on ; we felt il wouldn’t bebe appropriate if Ben course needed Satunturfa y to d e fend p a r ~ “1I ffelt the scorcB weren^asas Rood a s I b ack . • ______R eiber. I couldn'tIn't believe it, but >t)u really • cam e," said B rian: Cooper, C( president of— against.the Rupert Amaimateur Touniament expecected conslHerihg't'he wealeaiKer fcalm' Burley’s’s Dean Higgins toppedV the can’rtake awnyfriy from the aggressiveness;’' ; Hollis CommunicillioilionsT which mbhages- field. - — ■ • ...... ^ahd'wwarm) and the great condinditionofthe aecond nigllight with a 77, two aheadad of diminutive•ive B ollinger laccd Brown’s _____the sports classic,____ ------OnlyBruce-RobinetUetto-of-Idaho-FoUs—courarfler^6aid--E rling-aftor-he-rjo SnlmtfiBTM atc: ~ - jJaslund-Hakan-Loob?ob.-Ecllc-Lindbergh------Bengt Gustafsson. TonPomas S andstrom . -Q'Maley [itc flfws in to ^SrH-rouliid = 0 ^ ] le a H = _ None ever accompmpl.ishcd what Mats . Sundindid. Associated Press ' m m m m Sunday’s finnl rour■ound. • •-Stindin=ao=iniprcircsscd^thc—Qucbcc^ = ' ^ — l:ii.iinU»pHt«4tT=--ityl-Kile-said^I-welcome-it, ------Nordiques duringJ h> is f ir s t y e a r in a t l e v - m 3C H E S T E R , N .Y . - T^«rhere was a" I w ant to b e ncrvGLrvous tomorrow," Sweden’s senior Firstrst Division that thoy ^ sLandirling ovation.for Tom Kite a he quick- - He will h av e eveevery opportunity to be. made him the flret-EuiE uropean 0 %'cr chosen )cd'hls'w ay up th c 18th fairairway in tho He is a single2 Strokesti in front of 1987 Open B^^HZcJ^mpion-SoottrSin-Simpso!h-a-tilead77-grindinf;------_1 L No. lin th e N H L d rnft- too/s—5Q | p c n , . . ______jB o c h -fu le patient gallery, which:h endured ii 'player, and threeee aahead o f dangerous C urtis -1^ ~Eore^ackw n battt? for — *• -----T^ ------— jKy-Hf>lAy~iinr>~n-oPTlg.q-oi.~of.-3hDwerB i - - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ M S tran ce. th c dcfencfending title-holdcr.- ^ ^ B U lMe.movRd inn frflnt.wilhjuHtnngfr of'four . — iitweiglil UUk ■ ” =iBF-juiiiui-liylUi ' ■ ■■ ■ B b z E M W i ^ ^ i r ^ c oCoilegc-orSouthcm—Texan-i n Fap^roached-tHe^recn'-^^ cS^I-bi^iet^in-a-Rix.hoc^olo-iilrelcTitSatiirday-and— ~ 5 STATELINE, Nov.V. (AP)( — Once Tony ]Idaho freshman saddle brobronc rider Benny “es's been w aiting fo r th at sour)und a t m ajor patiently compiliipiled a 1-undcr-par 69 in J - Lopez and Tyrone-Ja(JackBon-agreed-on-a— -j'Bailey along with Shoshone’)ne’s Patti CMaloy champnpionship tlvroughout aian IS-year ^ sunshine and shovihowers on'a snlurated gulf g p la c e to. fight, th oy found f Jittlc'left to . . and^ Cafitleford'a-ShcUcg HeilofjCasUeford/.proressHe: ssional career. _ P ...... argue about except w^who would leave tho both j of Idaho SUto, advnnctmeed to Saturday’s t iitw a s one d a y too soon. — KltiTCOTiTpletcdncdthree trips o\Trthe~rain------.______C ‘ ring in posscasioh off LLopez’ International ___JinaLgorro*und_at-the-Co]j Collcge-NaUonaJ ____ H«>_hj_hfls_not.yet.nchieyed.the major,mo title he . __ soaked.and-wealhialher-damaKed-EaaLcouiJie ____ Boxing Federation1 Jijunior lightweight Finals j Rodeo Friday. n e e di st to confirm his s ta tu re in thniiK»nHt^rStflto."' championships pj th a t a r e o f ten pert«rceived aaa -b e nervous,'US,’’-Ki,tc-said,-looking ahele o d to - . S e e OOPE^on P I Page D3 Bailey finished Bccondiniin the second go - . with-a-rido.of-74,------— ©"Malcy ad v an ced to tho’lho’finalBnmi first-- place tic with Julio Adairir oof Cal Poly-San * u s b a n d r ^wife topFplerecor('ds at Moiabll meet— zS.i .W e're n o t ttryingJo ------Luis Obispo with^nmnrcrni’rnEc:time:of:15:3 "THcjSfisaociatifll^ross" - ■ rr— - — rscByZjUdn3iTJrbwn-Kihg iri'19S7,'TheJ world' - i^cordi Fulrick aaiaaid he wan under a lot of - - —gcconds in goat-tjringrQ’f13’.M nley*hndT:he— ------.'record is 52.552.W b y W an n £ rS lep an o v a”cr o f tho—pressure.— ^------?.____ ^embarrassJhehem. We^ate__ Zr,-fourth-beet-time-of-lhe-fle-flecond-gOi-7.8------HOU:USTON^Sandra-Pannc ------“!' watT thi nki ng‘ig'b'efofe'th'e^n t went ofl'lT -seco n d s.------:------^------f------merely-trying:g^to-identify------^ crcd“the*~American‘ recocord in-tho— AboutlS'i15'miiiiil'e8“Iater7 h er’liu8tsbond;— people weretre comparing< us to the lnst- ^ Heil was the 10th and finalfin qualifier for women;n’s 400-metcr interm ediat n 46 63 couplc t.hat won it 229 y e a rs a go," he safd. ______" tr :r — them ■______^ 1 lato hurdles payjd. won>nJhp_nien!8jlQQ_hurdlcj5jnj t -rthirftnnls-iirgoartylr^-wl i^OOTiui^eB, m a k in g thle e PatricksI th e firs t husbandnd-wifc T U io u g n t, i vci/e ggot a lot riding on tlua.” * timeoflG.Sseconds. com pleilcting a rare double at^t tthe Mobi I team, in-29-y8-yoara to-win titles in.thec isome Fnrmor-Patridrick,- . the lop-rankud O’Malcy and'Hull put Id t ^9______, rldaho-Statirinto—Ouldobi)br 'frock and^Fie!3"Chamnmpionships national charhampioaihipB...... A m en can h u rd lee r Iilast y e a r even though she -fifth--placc'tlein:th(j wom’i3m'enValundmg3 SnturSa3ay nighl. V fai I c d -ttrnnrtnrtlllu* Olynrplc tenmrand ------p — Sandy Tatum,Ta former la s t a c c o m p lis h e d in 196 headed into th c finals with1120 12 points. ' ______Fnimmcr-Patrick, a Ja ^ c a nnimtivowho r “liL .ranked No.-5 .in'thein wbrld^ put on a IT USGA president,nt, on why the onnoHy,-winner ortlni'han: C S r Ib tied for 10tE"plac(lace in thc m ens, becamcne^U .^ citizen last y ^ immcr tremendous pcrfoirformance in running thc f------w orld's best goijolfers usually------^ id-hia wife.-Olga,- winner 0 “ Btandinjf8”with”NairorraTCrCollegc"wilh‘90“ U5f5f^j) the U.S. "O ly m '^ ic'T n als,' ol-the - -rasfcst'womarTs’Rii3 RITrtlca'facc liTtJia-woria ^ p fare poorly at theth U.S. O pen ^ : discus throw.3W. . • points. ' ------— in 53.75^5 seconds. this year and bccou;coming thc No.9 performer . . I* I______^______1___ p , , • S e e R O D E O o n1 PiP ag o D 3 Thatit ieasily broke th e U.S. reco!cord of 54,23 A f te r h is 'wife smashed thc Amoro ric a n in history.

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S t i f i K M i e > -h itte rM Jrop jels^G hiiiCiibs^ iinfo MONTREAETSET-': s'iitcnrre “ . V" "Witht'I two out inlbe flrSTHowarra^'^oHnMn season, combhnocled’ln'tlie'ihird’innir lin ir'n ll------trmrrrrr;!------pitchcd C hica^.bH i^.^ in tbc National Lea;tague singledd 0^ Larry McWilliams',is', 2-7, and Darmy.Jackjckson, 6-9, for hiu first lion in . iM^c :iH|' ■ ■■. ■■■!' ' National Lcaai£SfdLfeVa^iunl^aA^^ riv .“!!■ . . scored when» McReynolda doubleilied high off- seven games,ies, - — ------^------over 7 1-3 ihm ngtF^Slfe cause, Ibocume on Tim Rainea’ Mcrifice:cefly. . the-waii"il-irioft^enter. It was MeUcReyooldaV The two-n)-run shot gave, the GianlaLa.a 5-1 . — --^wth-o-eacrifi^ .biantU Bii ------^lOth-KBIBI-inthe-last-lOgames.-Mi•MeWilliama—lead-and incnicreaecd Mitchcll'R UBI toUilIII lojv^-- IV.T'.-Mets:!— ^— ___p m n i th>» H uha |iSJ(!a.nnly kI when Samuel struck out.i. . hit in eightht Iat-batB, an RBI triple in’lhi-i Tin. P,...... I . ... :i.. til ::I , . ' bim-to,fleconcL.Ramp8-iw-sOTpj^jM .mn^ eottut in the first imiing as t ^1 NiNew^oAM^ . •fltitbauk WUH tha Pbilltelies* fourth-Toigbth:------*~ —— — rnnin',r~t*~i7'r-n—— T-r—: — - ■:'t.'^;-" r - t.t:ii rv <— - run on a ainglB by Jerp w ih^t »ho PKHIioBlies 1-0 Saturday ■ straightt ^i 18th in their la^2^gsi^games. The ' The jeft-ha•hander walked three, two i ngi'lind struck oul foiir'ToTor K .. ll...... t. .. - * 'T li'e'•Cu^>8^.’w E ^ I5 ^ C nigi^ h t for thoir fo a ^ straigHIt vivictory. - was play^ before'a crowd of 46,570,Tirsfinning,' ijor-league complete Riime.• ii)i s ix ...... —M ontreal t7irfridBjri$gtilghM m4W *dppcdr"- Ojetjao r « ; walked one and.id. stnick-outi llieV largert ofthe Mason.,L second majoi ...... '.. i.l I |ii-l Mm-1. • their third atr^ g !^ !^g ro f V K i a l U e ahead n pitching, his second etrai{-aight complete Sofl FFrandsco 8 ■ starts. o f th o E x p o s o h »f g{ i s ^ n t . o f th e ^ rame and third of the season.)n. He-gave up a ^ t t s b ul n i g h 7 ' . ■ Sl ! iE rteiyC a^nntp inndHS . rp<-0ut^d0uble to Tommy-flfei ...... — il. ^^^^^^gamcfi-otitr’ .. ^^U:Ksn^'St.---LouisU s 2 ; ■ ..• iiiiuruung and a leadoff singi^io{©‘JofiHTffuinnl SSNTTRARCISOO-(SP) ~ Ke vu ...... :.• ■ ...... llV The ExpOB--took:a.tWt2^1te%p^4he nrst thehe second. broke at briefI dry spell with his 24afthhom ar ST.'LOUISUS (AP) — Jeff Robinson, num nkiiu!4 I...... i ...... inning. Dave' M artin^3^^W ^'^j&dofTwalk AAfter walking Juan Samuel}1 withv two out in and rookiikie Dennis Cook pitched,, a six-hitter bis first startart in nearly three years, hi-U'lll Hi. and wont'to third OD'S!'SlAiTi^^jipuble by ^ho fo u rth ^ retired 14 cons«isecutave batters as the £San. Francisco G i^ t^,a : beat the Louie to. oneone run in five .inninjis a:u s - .th v ...... ‘ • • .illrcl An d rea Gal a rrS g ^ ''li^ inQl-Steve-J^tz^sihglcd-mt^iTono'out c iirthe“ CSncinhatlati Reds 8*1 Satiii^y.. Pittflburgh\ Pirates.beatP the CordinnIm is 7 -J ■ joirinl liu .u ..i::;i - SutclilTe'a w iTdr^tcC ^ c a m e nintn'nth MitVh^l»U, baseball’s best powerir hitterI this Saturday, Open^S^ ' —:■ -F o rm eir r U.S.1 Open winner 1/arryy ^vMasiers■ champion -Nii>tick- Faldo of—BaUesterososbfSpain-was i 76-221;-——------hohr."Using his nowly rt(rt(lopt*nl ~ — iSig ^ g g ■HiU d a r TAJapaneA^ v6UMR J(mbO~ iiu jMiw haa titrtfl /vwids'in’1n~handedTniitl^'"airijiu?7imirTTTTTTTTj ------.. .. -.->i;7T;------id-longehotJay DoO Takff^iF^Strange in a playoff-lSrygartitIb~ir~lHF g ^ nllT^5:went^eam einto’thc_hc_m onster putfr40-oi=5CSO-fcct^of-n' " '■■■■■.• ' . .■■• ."I, ------} o n ly Dtfie r a i n t h e ^ e l d — pnsidered-a^delayed-fltesta^rt-o^the^av’a-Dlav-on&- •ifite iip w d e y r -uiider p ar forfi 54 holes. They were af~1I strong contender tftia tuBime, had a v3. abotback.-- When tho atruggliiling Slrnnni' fl rrtn ...... IV -'•...• ..T. !!•. i:-ih im i' faded back aod^tiojj^m5^5Sgj6><:d09.-: _•• '■- .■•...' Ia od .’waa at 213. He waa} twob off the pace when he'hc' bbgeyed the hole after>r d riv in g iiiin liim h> i n>i>t ffiraiHm y^lsoparMd GaUd cach 1 Bi’itish Open title»h'» g c a 6B and McComber-faad-*—■ atfjWtffliHDi rallijadfora brr--.:.;«CowMm««y* f ro m PiPggeDL .; WfllkeL^dadded. “Thflt’a a good-jd—woriung-a-walk-And-mo' ioviiifi^iii-t*iMi------■•■■;- . pitcher Chris S m itB ^^tfRh5gj£l£ t —vetBran~balliallclulrwithfoTirkids-bact- ck—passcd'ball: ------— - ‘O e 61 he J a c k Nickicklaua, 49, who counts four • j ; ' Kluksdahl followed suitt andi DeSsTfoln-collegeBge-wbP know what they'rere ■‘Meridian earned it.”” fiaidt H''*!!**-''' It-was his highest.^iV U.S. Open1 crov^c among his rocord ^ . Gorosin laid down tbe pererfectbiintto dping. Thehey eMcute~Hnd-do-theiie "We h it the ball b e tte r• tl and our kid?. ■. !■■ i ■ hom petitioD fe t i & l a s ^ i h h ^ oud Uie baBgd-fbr-Relter;!r,-wb0lllt)ve -apeciaity ilatuff aBd'that*rwhatrwg^vu areTeffily^ytng-ttRffr{TThtPtWrrjifrl ------•— rStrango talwS i £ ^ O S ^ (jufut iofit with~a'naiher74that“ ■, a 1-0 pitch ever the leflfi*field wall for need to worioik on. But give them (the[le ask of them. I can't belie up.sct wilh i ■ ■ .---baclc—intoiSgjatfJftj^ him a fZ - a grand slararThe-Ran|ngera added~Cowboy8)onoreditr-They battedinltheir-!it_.thoLL_ . ____ li.lT M«rid»n 10. twin I'ull. 7 . ' • " ' *another before'the innining ended . zones,’ . ■■■ TWinKmili 200OM0 - ’ . ^when Brown doubleded in .Don QuesnellII cutc Twin Falls to withinin Martdlan . Smith arul lloni.r. a lim-.,.,. Klukul-IilK ,i;i-..,1 ■ , IBarowBky__ ..—’__ ^—.’ -three'after}r Ifive inningsrscoring on . IUlb«T. W - D. Unjwn. L - SiiilUi. 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■ = T)-4 Tiinuii-Nowa, Twin Halls;illii, Idaho Sunday. Juno 16.0 .1 1 9 8 9 J Bob 01harles l e a d s a t Long 1IslaiYd Classic ( JERICHO. N.Y. (AP,P ) _ B ob * green in regulation and only01 ^ t into “I wouldlid much rather prefer jjJ iu -im ctiarJea, Hiirloadfng mononcy-wirmcT ------«nior-tour— ------— trouble-oace^.______yaatcidfl^jc■’p round.’ anid Baird, whn_____ iSags lth - a - 59. “Today-I had-no------01on the PGA Senior Toiir,r, ^ n k 'a 2 7 ^ " '- '" , r Charlos’-onty bogo'y cac a m e on Uie o p e n e d 'w lth ' foot putt on the final holelie to take a Charles shoshot a 59 and finished twoJ par-4, 389.yard 12th holele, whore he control of the ball." one-shot lead after Snturddday's sccond rounds at Hi119. F irs t-ro u n d le a d e rr three-putted after driviving into a ' Lnnning,ij, 56,5 never played on the ' Kevsttone C kassic l-shortencd_Butch_Baird.rd_had-a-fi2-and.George_ i —trap.; ______regular PGA'SATour. * ' - - Northville L ong Island Clailassie. Lanning shotot Jafirto lie for aecond'at'f Churle37who“wilI-tca;lam up with . HRRSHEY, P a .J A P -N m y third career" explainoci ’ ■ . For the second strai r- .Baird and Lanning,.the_ King shot her secondid s{ tra ig h t 3- L rPG < A T o u r • ■aight“difyr 120. •who-retired-tia-a-mHfller- -- golfers played 16 holes insnstead o f 18 Defendingg cHairiflion c Don Bies h a dI 'lefthander on‘the Tour, fcror lhm iul ■.annlne. "h undur-par G9 Saturdayay to tie Ok- '------—------^------gt a f te r 2V years in tho Air because th e n inth and 14t4th holCB o f a' 62 for a 21 121 and was tied with Bob> :round, said he would pre:refer lo play ™rBeanl nfl. P ^ Hee Ku for the second-iid-round lead taking the wiweek off. , ^ ^ Force, thentien was a club pro in the par-72. 6,595-yard Mea(ladow Brook Boldt, who shot ah a 60. Lou G ra h a m ,, .16 holes on Sundoy. : .jit..the_LiPGA'8_Lady_ly _ K cy ato n e . “I .think. it’sit' going to take 10 or ^ Wash,, for another 16 • ■ who'also'hads a i l 'f iO r w a r ii^ .a t 122"r “I have my rhythn1 now ," Wi ______II u n d e r pa;par to win," King said. Club w ere flooded.' trfiillround yitji-OrviHeHe-^oody-and-Frank;—explfrinedr-^Iowevor,-— 1 ] ^ _ Ku shot a 70 a nd w^as as even with “I’ve beenen pretty goo3 at” Sunday," said BryantL -Honning,- Beard, bothwiiwith63's. - - Icontrol what will happen."." •‘You won’t)n’t find me complaining,” • fT ■'King at 6-'urider^im38138.-Ligelotte predicting,wi: ,winning scores, »f thc"PGA “I playedd a1 solid round," saiBI Baird birdied tho firstL threet holes soid Lartning.ing. “I didn’t start playing Neumann was'one-sJshot back, *^his field‘id is tight going into the tournament director of )onds .if th e C harles, 53,I, who \ has tw o v ic to rie sI andt rolled in a 25-foQter o0 n the 17th, golf, until I[ w wa as 22. Now, I'm making f ■ while Pat Bradley and ai Laura final round.d. I’m sure thqro arc a ^Senior T ourij^t all depoj holes d ry o ut and”if tHe weWeatherman and S25r,286J86-in wihnings”in IOI' "1 bTit'ddiible-bogeyed thele lllh hole ”a”good‘livlng■Ing and h av in g th e m o s t...... - • Davies were next a t 140.40. lot o f playe:yers who believe they ,. ------—co-cooperataK.."- __ . j-this-year. -*Ihit-cvor-y—••—allar-driving intothc^rouglgh. — —^ u n ^ f all Tnyctiycorpors7“~ ' •• - . .. 4^. Raity.=:rShcchaTi~irrziM flrtn- can^adiL^L. r . Figeuras-Dotti,------___Danielle. .King birdi(•died both par-3 holes on r i . Ammaccapane,' Beth1 DanielD and . the front sidside and sank a 30-foot ^ ? . Miki Cheng were all atIt MI h^issie birdie puttoron the 451-yard, IGth. . Mets' J6l(hnson 'b])rain dea in the minors — I-woko up sick this momilung (Fri^y).-But. those______BuL.Sasacr_ainJTjeiinu3:u3:cInneIth^aucI^g,bll^J^_trying,topyercqme_wildnea^ l less, gave up eight earned ^ ^ i h m f e ssioner's i llRearing^^e i^ t runs ifTthe first inniniin ^ m ad e Irib Teel a lo t'““out ou the'M ets...... -TuhajML^hl'hib d t\two and'threw tw^ttwld' ' ------bbetter. et But I started deterBrioratinpTis-the-garac ------— ThtrPhilHcsrin-theirlos'lost-home-gamerJune-8;—p-pitchc8-in;tHe^fiT9t-inaing.-H ^-He-wttlked-the-firsltwo CINCINNATI (AP) — Pete P< Rose allowed Pete‘ters to remain free bn went on," Johnson said, gagave up 10 first-inning runs rui to Pittsburgh, and in ir the sccond and was gone.ne. — — L-rjnay. get the chance to confo nfront'ono $5,000 bond uruntil July I7th, when he Hcmisaedh seeirfpthe firstst batter of thrgame.' rarallied fo ra 15-11 victory. — “He had a bod o u tirr-”-^aji rfToniirmnljnrecusers-at-hishis-hcnrifig—is-to-atart-flerv irving-hie-jail-timo, ------r- next week beforo Ib d s e b a ll A sk e d wheihether other witnesses i-~ C om m issioner A. B artle tt.Giamatti. Gi might-bc cal:alled for the hearing. An attorney foFRonal'dald”Pnei's~'l»vln-Baidr“W .“We're just not-at liberty ■ - says John Dowd, thele s p e c ia l to d is c u s s th e p ro c o d u ro o f thi) • investigator for majoror league hearing." -ask Peters The 30-daysy stay to Peters' sentence ■ baseball, lold him he may as * I < to attend Rose's hcaring-Ju-Ju n e 26 ot also g iv e sI Rose's1 lawyers the —iG iflu iatti’fl office in New Yorirork. opportunityy tto arrange a private Peters, described cas the interview asIS they prepare for the M bookmaker for the Cincinnjnnati Rods heai-ing withth Giam atti. Although declined to discuss- - I r iiT m anager,sw tenccdj!U-riday to -Rose’s.lawyor/OTS twd ycars'on dnip and tax-axT>vaBion~the-matterls -last-wcekT-thcy-TVcrc— charges. Cryirtg-tO-SOtsotm p“Q~timc“foT“nn— J ___ Rich Levin, a apokcsnisman for interview, aiaccording to James ' Giamatti, declined to disciscuss the Huppert, onee o:o fP e le rs ’ attorneys, possibility of Peters attcncending the . Asked whetlether there’s been ony f I J hearing. He.said, howev^ ,ever,_.thei;riioyem ent tow;oword-aKreement on an. -

- ^ u r e Rosc‘^ 8 a fair hearining. g talked." He sisaid no time has been “Wc'rc'doing everything' wwe can to agreed upon.1... - ...... — - make sure this is fair, peciodiod," Levin He saidI ‘Dowd raised the • said. “From the first day, that'sthi boon . possibility of Peters being at the th e them e.’ -hearing. -nr"Giamntti:cou]d'5Uspend:R(:Rose'for:aTrn.“i-Vorbcen: ;nrndyiscd~thcyrTnnyr7 year if there is evidence> hihe bet on request his prciresence." R up pert said. —bafl^’all-game^-BettinCJjg on Reds’ Peters was18 fa key figure ih'Dowd'i___ — gamescoiild-bringaiifetimen c -b a n _____ investigation.in..-He_was-inter.viewcd__ -Peters said-Friday thatt he-wouldh . three tim es afas part of the inquiry, , be agreeable to uttendinding the which produciuced a 225-page report ^ hearing if the_federal judjudge .that and seven vokolumes of evidence that f t M 1 9 1 * ESTARTERS (TERS LIFETIME SI ' sentenced him gives approvro v a l. U.S. have b e e n sent sc to Giamatti and MONROE CAS-MATIC" BONDED BRAKE SHOl«OES _ .MASTER CYLiNDEI[DERS _ _ _ 2-YEARSTAirri AN D DISC M O S ------AND'ALTERNAlA TO R S----- A N D ALTERTERNATORS District Judge S. Arthurjr Spiegel Rose. ------OmalW .«kKUl • IMFOtl, ItO.TO ^I.t t ...... — ...... Oitt MAONUM IMOCII...... ,24.88 ^ .....io»o<» .ineiuoiM M ,., B o S m 'JJohn i Dottpson — ;-meiiU.0«0Ui»...... n J l fyj ~isrthebc[iTilrafthEiErtowtr~ ByTIMKUR^IAN new le o d e r is..s ... the Baltimore The BaUimore Sun Orioles’ Jim TnT rab er — 585 at-bata — ------Ni(Nico Linoup Is this a great gam e, o r whjwhat? In one gamele 1last w eek, the Los " Balk______Angeles .Dpdgeigors!_slarting.pi(xher,_____ Boston Red Sox pitcher JoJohn h Orel Hershiser.er. began the gam e with —PopsofHionwmttcd fourbaitw ■ game'Kfonday. THut lied a mmajor- i Killer, Rick DerbempaeyrWffSllittlng ------JTO RCR A nrA C------league record and gave himQ U 1 balks....,157.The No.717 hitter, John Shelby, W PORT OIL FILTERS r a d ia t o r - th is year. At the time, he w'a as s th e ------wH8-hiUing-.lG2'IG2.-The No. 8 h itte r.______FLAGtT B a tS _____I . - H O S IS —------~cASTRor ' r iA G - MCXrOR OIL •" » « -' “ MOTOR O lt------only Red Sox'pitcher with a1 bibalk this Dnve Anderson,on, wna hitting.159. • lI«,,«»lalu>l«p>K* ftJSSS year. No other team had 11 balks-.bo And the Dodgerjers won. f c 5 . g ' ° I . »ww-x.iow-«e.ww.>o______L a st y ear, the yearofthe-baHralki i AUan”Ander8oraon, Not Andy Allanaon Dopson had-onlyone in 168 inrinf'ing?- _____AJItULArdersj!rsan.becain&-the firs t .. —A'nd thrM ontreal Expos-tbcrjticrlcam “ Minnesota Twinriiins p itcher Drbiil'sinco ■ ^^^B333S3S3j for whom he'played, led the^ leleag u e 1373 w hen th e‘ d(designated h itte r rule in baXks, . < , was adopted. H(Ho struck out on a 3-2 - I Feel the EarthM ove U ndeOder M y <.i.rvoi„,n from . Feet :------Scaltle M a rinlors.Jt.didn'tjnatler e r ______Cincinnati Keds'rookio pitclitchor- • because the mixlext h itter, A lbert D. Scott Scudder was sent to thehe iminor Newman, whon 0 never worries, singled MOftIL t SYNTHinCOa _ OUTLAW Hi» B O M r i r ^ H JAAK1N.SIAT-COVUS. ~ S»OKT«>«T 5 MOmH ImrPinch— ' ' ...... - hit.-Scudder-nKked-Cook.-Dqci•oes the— • , . 7 g ™ ^ 4 4 8 8 i A Icher Joe Magrane mn room alw ays shake like thisiw w! h o n “ )rrerolast-weck-It.was. •9 MOHTM •ATTOrr * - you.teli somconcJie's goinR.DUlnnt?" • I edro Guerr w m rd'^carcerpinch- Ma^itaTMplc M agni'ne's’third B W SnU tK PLUGS ' OtAliOtL ^ W O tiaA NT [j M r TU«*0 MIBIOB 14-PC. J Chiwgo Cubs inlloldcr DomsmTngo .u..i.iUg i^ p io rji 'tin' man (he-was injured a t ___ R am os. wHo'made'hTs“miijbr-Ii m rotttot';..,,~..,. -- Bob H o m e r The debut in 1978 and has played1 fofor five lime) and Bo ’e won all three gam e s __ • m ajor-league tenm srfinally. j,jjhi' Q__ _ _Carainais have \ is pinch-ran. Magrane triple? It came'MondaynightIt inii his in whijh he.lta.i 744th big-lengue nt-bat. Il cnmiimeolT Mijofthc thrcQ■ee he replaced. T h e y t he S t. Louis Cardit7ril.s*'Johir,j — ' - all have basicnii,ally the same style, - C o s td lo ^ ’iM imnjciialcTy wa>i ,^ ' ———Ncxi timc7~b^Bfnntthcnttojpiironlhczzir ho Cubs' acoreboa-fd -Therhe C ardinals are 3-0 rem oved, having given up tho ( ACai CAP/ROTOR iOTS ^ ACCttTUM.tlPWT *-^CPC. COMBO WtlNCH 14-PC»C DUUD WT S R ------whcnJoe-Alagra;rane.pinch-nins,r______OtlP CIWYtAt I J: g ^ $ | W F [ J -^ e a d of-righl n d d o rJ ’om ------A-Word Frojrom-RiohDonooUy------g|jk|; B runansky, but one nf the Cub>ub.s said The P ittsb u rgrgh l Pirates bullpen — — . f l Ik.. - Bninajisky wns playing “nbout}ut 20 couch on Manag(ager Jim Leyland feet behind the second ba.sema:Tian." knocking over'trie ffi spread’ftf na c has:------AUS_Z80JBiueLokesBJBJyd,...734-!l2673 / m R am os, who hit 39 minor-leaguigue inAlIanta: “Thehe'riachbs are really jwm iAVTURDAY 8AM -9PM , SU dVSR 875 stokes to s tripjesfcightin 1982), luis moreo re . good th ere. O urir fplayers' llled a : ____ H OPE^MOjAAj-SOT trip les this season thim thu grievnnce. They,cy asked that he turn - H Philadelphia Phillies' Juan Saniim u c l over thp sp re a d iin San Francisco,______H VwJio lind 19x>neo^ar)-and-the—le ■ • —w hcrc-thc'foodisH rshakyr'H Jonnclly------H O rdinals’VinceX^lemari. Rantamos on all the Piratestea' injuriea: ‘ I was H had played the most g am es (35:(352) nnd looking a t tho BufTaloBu (the P irates" H had the niost at-bata of an y aQcUvo c t ClnB.s:AAA teamm) ) m edia guide. I saw H WM big-Ienguer without a triple. AAf nd the all our p la y e rs.” ^ 6 - - . i ■ /

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JiJuno 18. 1989 Tlmoo-rloo-Nows, Twin Fall'., Idahj . 05 (M ri/B\'tisinlessk 'Supmiilc mactu:^ n e s ihfli wUl pro- Kk 3 - duce 10 to 15 pereent' monlore than the overage a S cow, thanks to a newly do'dovelopod hormone. - 1 SBA repr^M gntativeJs: But controversy'hoversers around the prod- — uctlike fliiis around a-cowrow's oycs.——— ^ ^ -com ing toTB t urliyfB uhl^ .While p ro m o tc rs -^ y/■use u i o f th o 'h o rm o rte' • BffltLEY^Aroprcprc^ritiitiv^rrom the wii! increase dairyjffGcfGcicncy-and lower Small Business Adnadministration SCORE consumer price's, opjwnei>ncnts believe it will • rogrnm will be henlere and in Buhl to pro- cause overproduction,jn,-cut producers' vide free biLiiness: cocounseling to potential prices, and maybe evenI causeci consum ers to - a n d cxiaCThf’ sm aall ll business owners, reject dairy products as they did apples Information on thee SISBA lending program . several months ago. will.also bfhfurnished "We don’t sec any perc«ircentagc in it being — HyurcpresenUtivitivc-will-be-in Burley used,” said Pam Baldwinivin, presid en t of.the Thursday and appoiipointments should be • Idaiw Riiral Council andid ownor^o o f a 135-cow m ade in advance by calling the Burley dairy near Meridian...... Chamber of Commonlorce at 678-7230-____ . .1 C___ “They, s a y it will lowerwer the price to the ------fac—TIT ■Tir^Btrhi— J a n e~ 27:------^—o<>nsum»F-lHtt4-^onV-bfl • •' - Appointmenta ahouldild be made in advance _ V irpl Jeiika. a’WendelUall-area dairyman. .“I . — k imw If w ill luw ur iliu pricti i; r to t hc-d n iry--- g g g Special, arrnngemements for the handi- m an .- ^ capped are availslilabie upon timely The now protein hormo-moric called bovine iO S request. . somatotropin, also knowtown as the-bovinc— !a ^ __ hnrmnn.. nr-BP.H, ^H^stimuln^iiiUk- M __prottucjaou..k la.produced sponsors mananagement tour pituitary glands of cattl(■ttle, but~American. researchers, using biote<)t«hnology, devel- • — ‘-GOODING'^-wc~wc ctl~inTil~v c‘y test condi------TT^- —leedettlamb'sAv-were-released— —buiii(juiiics) just~had~thiihisi'dea^Ba-they^healtK tK-problem-for-Uw-cowR-oi:- oiU br penpje,' milk, prnriiii'fiiirHnn ia infrnn«iPf^ hy fhiLhc'ncw ~~nQn9-becnuse of slstresa.' Baldwin aaid. And. — PORTlJ^ND - Tho:he 27 .OOONew Zealand developed it and forccd it {on the American snid RRichard Norrell of.Idaho3 p'oHs.P one g r ' technology,"?y," said UI ngricultlural ecoronom ist s h e addod, the lifelife-span of BGH cows may feeder lambs quaraira n tin e d h e re for 30 consum er ancfthe A m ericaiican d airy m an .” the nuiiulhors. ------“ lilissell VrV,r'iVTlhers, be shortened considerably,con thus raising days were releasedled June 2.-Another Several possible conseqsequences of using No) cchemical te.'Sl can telllhctho dirforoncc ,f mjnc p,production rises sharply,, “cither“ replacement cobLh.)bLh. shipload the same sizesiz( was due to arrive- BGH are in dispute: betw'cen ei milk from a BGH-sujsupplcmontcd the support)rt prico will need to be redmluced or “We don’t haveave conclusive research on ~ IflSt T uesday; ...... •Consumer reaction n hon-BGH cow;Csa.id;Philipr:pS-jujiri,„-j s >n"reBfrrcledrFewer cows w vi ill be - t h a i y el7 SIieldohion said. “All Tour’comp'aiiiea ars of ob'jeclbrs'is Shcldodon, agricultural spokesm ------^Wool-use-in-U^J^-mills-goes------Oho offhybiggest fears sm a n for The n nnHoH tO- tn supply-the-m arkot,^^';„wrote—are-still-involved' k'ed-in-long-term-cow-aafcty ----- th a t consum ers will reactct negativelyr to the Upjohrhn Co., one of four compar)anies produc- withers and’md UI daii'y scientists Norroroll and atudies.*- — hormoiieHnduccdTirilkTnra-nd-stop-buying—ing-BG IGH: ------rupslighty-fromim-ayearago------Rob’erTRofTlofTleiT” ------:------In s p ite of allill Ithe re s e rv a tio n s , dom es dairy products. - - - “We'e are trying to help the daidairy industry ' ______D E fffiE E ^ U sc _.nLw iit ooIijT A m erican ...... All it would take wouldId tbe one scarc and ' in alialaying consumer conceitnirn»,- Sheldon . Krono,«i.pexpressed concom-abouLth cfljor^thc-llrst time in tHretree years, the nol enoughgh water m thc basin in droirought .crmfgcd'thhi deepjp wwell irn g a tio n w ater is tions, estim ates yieI3^elds wiH average 65 s t is jS»m{i-ingg«lly^>fvi?rLvea«aj5r^uis^o'JLtiidatLu~^ zzi: bushels per acre. do\down 1 bushel fropi T he A ssociated Press B asiisin a s it m oves into a fou:ourth straight water usersers and deep well pumpers,s, but irrigation district,ct, mainly on farm land ______m , ______y eararofdroughtr “ there is disdisagreement about wherere the developed soulheaheasl and southwest of, Acrcage is estimatecite'd a t 790,000,-20,000 *- KENNEWICK, Wash.. —- W ash in g to n ’s CeCentury-old water, rights aiare being cut "water shoult3uld b e used and by whom, A rco . more acre than in 19811988. G row i/ig condi- cherry c and hop crops arcire forecast to be off.r, s to ra g e a llo tm e n ts recreduced, .and "rhe genecneral com plaint is th a t pum]mpcrs Babcoclc conlondcmded fa rm e rs ouLside the . __ Uons'romainfuvo'rableT)le:------— ^------•• 1larger than last year,-butt pear,pc apricot and domimeatic wells ore drying-up.p. - - a r d d e p leeting tii the-groundwator sup^ply,_district-‘sliould.ohlyrnly-gct.cxcesss-waicran . ____ United S tates Avintcr tcr-wheut production Fpeach harvests will b e dowtT;— th e ------“TThCTc-arrronrannmipTurlainurs,- said ^ch.Jsn’fT good water years,rs, i and 1989 is nol one of — ;— —itTforecufit a t L41-biUi6i^on buslicls^douaU&->- Statistics Scrvicc _Ritata Lund V of the-Big _J*0.st3iyciW L =.StiIl,jt.is,-is-an-i&cuc.that will have tuahel9-fronv4aaNn<-monUh------—unchanged-frt)m-previou&^{“ ^ ijurtacee wwater nnd groundwater in the lect our rights," hehe sisaid. iling a big drop from last year. ear • ' Thrhe valley has a h isto ry o)f f droughtc and v a lloy all1 cicomcs from the same sou)urce, • Young-snid thehe statu: has to pormit —Sweet chcrry Tsrp rad u ctio n ------Churnea ureThTliTrghTsll spot in the friill normiroal water yea 'rs'tl^ force^ tarmera to Young, said,lid, and tbatmcans-winis.iiimnhe~m'inannn^ubliL^ .ni3r»r\vuttir*nrUfirBis: ------: -crop,-w ilha“June^'forocflBt:flBt*of78;000 lon8,“ ""accoi:ommodate a boom-bust eyeiycle. . upper'valle;Iley can taKe w ater th a t, mimight Lost River Bfisinin whilev still protecting Z7600"toiS 2 is forecast 26 percent above last year. , MrHacknyRcgcrvoIr'wiiB'justuse 63 perceni otherw ise> be available to some holderers of that i-esourcc. BOISE - Idaho swccwc(ft c h e rry produc- Oregon, another mojor• chcherry producer, fullI con May 1 and falling. InfInflows at the decreed surflurface water rights, “It is a managem;em cnt pro b lem thnt wc tion is-fo recast n t 2,60J,600 to n s com pared is j. forecasting a crop of 50,0iiO.OOO tons, 17 p er: . end1 pi huHirgduced alrejmlluOowa, su lv tT w ater iliorta>;<-tagCH'irillry^youra is' for - ___ decrease to b.b rnillio'non pounds, down 5.2 ducer 3 of sweet cherries,, arand harvest has - said,d. - \ citing watertermaster^records to defendid his irrigators to^Villill mn ore irrig atio n 'w ells'' __ mill[on Dound^t'rom'i n 1 a s t y e a r and 4.7______a-alrcadyJiegim in warmcE-arlarcas.arotind -the— — De)ecreed w6ier-righlg-datroduction in lhe nnation’s hops, which are usedsed to flavor beer, natui■ural stre a m flo w , c^ d the Ihi Big Lost valley's secsccond driest yeiir bn reccc o rd , le v e l drdps,’ sHc 'fl'nidrsnid ...... ' '• ____ WoRtnm Statcs-Ts forecaccastnitnDU.iAJUJona^ and a acreage-for-l9Sa-incrcjircascd b percent up 3 pcrccnt from a yery e a r ago b u t 11 per- '■ o o' v er 1988, to 2 4 ^ 5 acrijs. - cent tciis tluin 1SS7.----- — :3!ha.pKiflpcctsJor-thc_plheIher fruit included LCOutlo o k ddawn:for IdahoI winnter wheaat I crop • in the June report were nolot asi bright,” said CoTn county priiric^upi>ort H a rry N iahimolo, a farm ata'tjtatistician. The! AAssociated Press nally-expectectcd production from dryliyland S till, thnt wouldd be th e fo u iih best >ield — ^Ioan-sgfor-$l.Cl.65-a-bush«I— ,._JLPartlfitt.pcatJX9.dusti-0n.ion in Washington ______farms, whii 'hich were still experiencicing- ever for Idaho proproducers, increasing ______was estlrnatc'd'at‘135,000ton■ransrdown-8-per-— ------W^SASHINGTON^Drrwcwcath^r"la?t^drought probrobiems ospteially-in the^spjautb- potentiai.prorit mar£larg ins a a m a rk e t prices.. , ’he national average WASHINGTON-The ccn l from la st year. ___ ^ m o nnth_combined-with t ovcrJy-ly.oplimistio~eaal«m-portii )rtion of the state. ^ : remain strong, andnd experLs,8aid‘the( crop t I6nn ra to fo rJ9 ffl------_county_j)rice support J< iM'-ApricotB.-Bcyoroly-dflnJflm a g 'b T ^ _ c p lB _ initiaiial p.rojections Jor tho-1989^ harvest-to' Nationally:Jly, droughtin tlic MidwesDf a h d IS a l l b u t .set now“witFthe wit only aitmificaiil~ ' ■ com h a s Been set a t SL611.65 per bushul“ '11,' -JpiFobruary-tomporatufcs, wcw e re fo rccast-to ; . pualih the outlook for Idaho's wiwinter wheat "somo freeze}ze probleniB elsew h ere con^intin- changed possiblee if problems like h a i l ----- ' Tlie_1989 ratoH w ereIre set by'the;,U,S; d ro p 75 percen t, to 1,600 tortons. ThaL'is thc crop.cP-downfrom the May.forccnicnsl. ued.d^Jetinting'the winter wheat outlq.lqok._, ain.«te_durinE.hnrtcst,:cst______I ___ :______Department of Agriculculture and reflcct s m allest state crop sincc 198L38L Theho Agriculture Departmentsnt estimated The June proproduction ehim ale~of juflt oover - W inter wheat, whi(which hit record produc-. ___ chnngcs in national1 a>average levels of • •___ i-bu3hela-wa9-down-2-perc' astat-dfl millioiL- summer’s production at 5L3551 m illion-L4 billioh-b! rcent—tion-ofi60--millipn-biTi-bti5hci?~rn -id n h crtw tr— ------' ‘priee'^upport...... hiirarbascron-Junen'fleld-Id'CondlOonH:— f ro m ih e 'ppreviOiis‘mdiith“ re jimriOT5<5¥?reb n t^^ars ago, accounts'ints for about two thirds' pounds, down 20 percent from^ralnetyear. _ - • -- — =S(tme countyTates'^s“wcr£nnijtistnd-tiT^ ^ it-waa-down 4.4 p o rcco t froi;rom the esti-., below the 1988IK harvest. of th c states total wheatwh( c r op. snt production of reflect location and traitransportation costs Meanwhile, winter wheat !£ a month earlier but stillill a percent- Agriculturtural analysts said there wv a s A a 'th e No. 2 c'asirlah crop for Idaho farin------QTid-othcrfactorsvThgFhese-adjustmentft------.63.968 million bushels was ununchanged from ...... ~point~hlghcrthan the’Iucijcrative 13S8 some wintcrkicrldll'in Idaho that contribuju ted e r s ; all whcnt Baleses ggenerated nearly S3(X),____ ^^^^-Svcre lim ite d tO 'a 2 ppc c r c c n tx h a n g e in -- - ' theth May-forocast, which shoshowed a drop in - -^rop-^^ r i d among Uie 10 b e st wliwlntcrwhcat—to-tho-rcduco jcod-outlool^litthe-major r fac-—f iin n r(Jri-In I988. g ut addition.to the changeige-in tho national- -Pip ro jected ji e l d bccausc of-Wf-Winter-kiU. Thc ____ji^rvevesta on record; -tor-was a doclincdc in projcctcd.avcrsrage averaged under &1H a bushel, a level that: average levels of pricece isu p p o rt from tho 1989 19 yield is predicted atit 563 bushels per epartment armlysts said1 thot deciinc yield of thrthree bushels an acre to:o 65 has been surpassecBscd fo r th e la s t eight.' ■ 19S8 crop levels. aoc e ro , co m p ared with.62 buahciflhels a n ac re last j.based primarily on lower-er-than-origi* bushels thisia nmonth, ______'______■ m o n ths.______I year. yc . .. __ i ~ . I ^___ _— :— - I ’ D-e Tlmgs-Nows. Twinvin IFoils, Idoho Sunday. Juno10 •1 8 .1~9e9 - usiness/ftfarming Tradevwinds — ci;e are» som e iicc crealam facts _ T W IIN N F A L L S - ic e c r~^ath~rm“is~rce~creaffi-wlth“ ~hlB~apple l pic. cream,im, accounting for almost half -p e rh aIps—the—most—universal p ! ially-A nothe«inor^—observed— the—the-iceice-croamiiiaoldrChocolatois: p0}iu lar.i r sw eet In the worid. Herercare a profeBsor's comincoction -and next,t, followed in order by some facta fac about one of our favorvorite pronooneed it “pie a liLmode” or *pie .ncapolitpolitan; vainlla-ftjdge;:CD okies;'n. foocIsP ■ ■ “ in the'fashion otiKbc3 day?' c reamidvBffiorpocanrctocolala ^ chip,: • Tcn en percent of thc total mim ilk * Ic e cream enjoyoys a'pTcsidcntial strawbiiwberry, rocky road, tin roof producecced in th e U nited States is! agedag line-up of devoteesBS. Count among sundaedae, cherry, French Vahilla; i n ic e ccream n products.... . them such promineoen t A m e ric a n s as,^ p ralinline e pecan, heavenly hash and — ^ S eve•ven-quartB-of-milk-aro-nood to m ak -. .^o ^ o n ._ 1. H e n c e , th e icc cream cone coi • “Parfaitl" excli:laimed the first inventedntcd tho hand-cranked ice cream im . F r e n c h o b serv ers ofof.the dessert of freezer, f According to cheesecalc a k e Icc c ro a m layered wiwith fre sh fr u it or ' P Commorcial ico cream making • Asseurs, ttl a piece of string isla tlthc syrup. Thc name,}, w h ic h m e a n s , * . ^ 7 RANDOLPHiE,LEE. E SI:SH ^ PATTEB^N DAVID L. KG in in Baltimore in 1851 when 1904 a;pt n secret for cutting the ultrultra- "perfect," is still used!d today. Dn d i r e c t o r C o mip p l let^ realtor Institutee Quallfles'for co I ‘dealer Jacob , FusbcIc' New production -vendorjasert. g They cldim that aI tautta - ' • Americana commaume about 4i ! — -represontativc David I blishedithe first wholesaloice------R a n d o lp h -E. Loe:.oe h a s b e e n . B rothersra ini M a y l9 7 8 . . ~ ' — gently pVessed through[i tlthe pints of ice cream pper person oach eetabhsl qualified for the lEI: m business' ih tKe O iatcd S a ie s T promoted to corporal)rate production ' concessjciicn pulled out once il reachiichea year, more than an;my other nation.' cream B _Eattea«L_a_8alc8 associateate year for the insurant ipted as an o u tlet fo r h is surplus diroctor-for thc.Boim^-iserbaaed-Ro g en ------Sbey_B it'cool,)ttom, tl leaves thc-'prcgloiiious Fifty— years ago>0, Amaricanfl. ?aldwe]l-Bankej^W esteni ?05era~iJrokher9" wifrb—Ca] c re a mintact. . 1 '- consumed oniyli/piniinta per year. - creaoh- ;hc Hawaii this year. niao hns'research focilicilitios in Twin Realty, .recently completed thc was boma the atory goes, il wasas a • Moro ice crcama.is i consiuned.on --•Jco([cc croam is co nsum ed by more Ertc-Rcaitor-lnBtit«t«-and,nd—qualified for thd conf • ....—------G ra d tre tt Acior. dining arbund'lhe turni^rol i Sunday tha'rf'tfnynl5lh6rday-oTth-e“TKSir98l-gSTJmerit'-of h{nssBKDJdrln-ihnference best-keptwho first g ot the idea' to ha\have • Vanilla is the favoritefa U.S. ice creamn ata tleasto n ce a m onth. - inM innonTOlifl.Minn-t. ■ Novembeber. He is retired from thc:hc Capt. Gerald Coffee ; He ia a graduate ofif trthc U niversity c a ttle bufsusineBB and has resided in diving champion'Gregi L. K o r^ has’ c f Idaho ^r-ViinffT «r aso He estimated lhatat half of Idaho rapescctseed meal for its cffcct on C nuws'in.'Presideni.Ba.Buah’a a p c e c h c s' “T hat’s.a.a vcry.gDod sign for Idaho10 gasohoi or methanol'ble I m uhure"'bcr6>c plifritiriITrig au g a rb'e'e t‘ fie 1 d8' aire r' 'auffitiinitly^u^rBccirbcel cyst nem'at<»iMrRnj|CTecd“ touting the org£rganic fuel’s farmerflrs who have promotedid the federal gas tax tp s = ^ fs can reduce the populationtions . infested.to warraAtt 1treatm ent and-_itsolf is a( host for these nematodes advantages, said'IdiiIdaho Sen. Jim Qthanol1 a e a neW m a r k e f f o r o uIT—pump'is r " reduced in pn imbia rootknot nematodes;s tot that one in four Idahiho potato -fields so cannotnnot bo used-in sugarbcets,.but~. McClure. agriculturtural commodities." the amount of alternat ^ P A R Ictable ^ levels, suid Dr. Saa5aad needs tre a tm e n t for ncn em ato d es. fields1 tre.treated with rapesced.m c^ in B u3h“ 3 p o k e“ Bt~Icrlcngth-Hbout ------M cCltirItire-said hewas particularly-ly—additiveircontnlns.-Ho ~~ n c m a~tQlQglst-~wilH-' th IH e ! __[^.Rapesccd works;87 b u t'w e ” d o n ’t 1988 hadlad 30I percont higher yields. _ ” ethandl's bcrients'TifTiiesday after' pleasedd“ that ’Buah’ chose “to“ro^'derivative'does norenjo dam agingrsily of Idaho’s Soulhwesvest know exa^y why," HH a f c r s a id r-“We — -The.Gts.Gennan oil'radish' evalimted touring an altern'rnative fuels highlight:fifahd promotc'tKcuse'bTa~•a” tflx crodit:—^^------American and potatjResearch arid Extensidsion need to do more work•k to find o u t'h o w " aS‘a10-w10-we'ek'*tffiirwop’-darlng 1986------research facility att t^the University gasolinele additive called ETBE,2. At a White House m' ------G rowa ir t P a rm a . it’s, affecting the, plantp and the and 1987. 198' 'w o n ’t e r a d i c a t e th e ' ------of-NcbTjralcir-HalllnE-InjTJthllTIol'aH'a shwrl faifor-Ethyi-TcTtigry^Butyl- ^1—ycck on’thfcican^airw covering varietysame ai effect can be uchie^-d"eip: nemuiode." hem atodttOii:, bdf1t~Wiil aupiiresa it ------“homegrown-energy-igy-niternative.J' -Ether^Tl-The-ethanoLderiviitiveJa_ ia McClure urged Bush toilendcd fuels, --grebh;h_at_far h g re a te r cxpen.se - bby He is evalutitiiting different enoughso(h so that we d in g ro w ^ beets Bush told farmers:•s: “You’ve pot blendedd withv gasoline to make it, same tax credits to thipaid at lhe potatoeslg (rapesced meal ol two tonston ra p e sc e d varieties foi[oTthe lengUrdf“ withouTcurchcmical-treatment,"-Hafez -. food on America’si ’s ta b le : n o w bum m ortore cleanly. McClure also renew ed iroportionhi to „f Colume. time they should rcmimain in thc field said. you’re going to helpIp A/ m orican fill B u shI noted a number of)f tax crc'dit on the addativc fuel or u„dotectilarly, half of sugaxbcet-cyacyst for optimum ncmaliilodc reductioji Hafezfez £said the-German oil radislr - —~.i— ..up its tank." - - a b undant;nt grains can produce thcIC Senate -hearing- laatlowcrcrrtho '“Hnfczv” ! whether any could be grown in Idaho for se^ or ■ ■ ringin^r nnrjfirgioraement by thn athaMLnC^edcdJ{ULthe-fldtlilLV£._ ?■ alternative tuel developjoy a-Bimilnr- UnivcSiLn_radiHh variety used1 na s u n d eairab le efTecls roiresult from~their simplyly aag a covcr,crop lonow ing" president of- ethaniianol . a n d itB _ " rh a t’s goodgo< for American farmers,s, year. 60 senators jo in ed...... i - -’Idaho nanurcE before planting. use. g ra in'^ h a rv r c s tin la te s u m m e rl meeting last ._Centi:rat T"proposals7~ The saf « , ^ < ______Magicic Valley Alfalfa Qualilllitv W atch ~ ^_^tcnd ^ ..although 1 ------A ppfoxtmale------i U n i y e r s:he additive. applying %ADF %Dlgestible ' ____ his cull fora per acre, Quality ^ ___ PARMA - Thia seasi :ing genetic m aterial, saillaid moderate rcsistanciice to Russian Souzaiza isaid that just last year he jditive at.a Similar ved-it-wotxld^take-another ’ PREMIUM is: rno-more-tha3T ^ O % Tio-leM ni -than S6°/T"EDDM"~i at th"e~XJniverBity-of jenctinstlEdward.'Stiuza'roi~7:oC:iwhoflt nphlda, Soiizn Mid:--ra • — believed- no-more-than 32,0%"- ninO'less-than-64% EODM..I- evaluate more than ension Center at Aberdeen,1, The hard red apriiring wheat line decadeic before an acceptable - .. - GOOD Is: ___ ; r iprocnt. i> a^ . GftrmiuL FAIR is: 'r’ no-more-than 36.0% mno-Iess-Jhan 61% EDDMI varieties and advanc sure, a soft white sprint•ing Id a h o '367 haG -Sljilightly better resistant-Qnt varioty w a s developed, but dm thc call, green mai e is much m oro o p tim is e . POOR is:______more-than 36.0% less-than 61% EDDM[_ lines for resistance to R eieased in 1986. showed somiome resistance and isI an; exc^lent nowheis: 12 a p h id s • a d e v a sta tin g ice in research plots aat yielder, well adapted1 tot dryland and Twin Falls C ounty (Kimbmberly) Variety: W L312 first found in Idaho in IS icn' last summer. He- H< high elevations. Hoh o w e v e r, i t is .JUf.overoverytMng.goes-right»-we.may_ . Date Growrth HoHolghi % % % Another 500 lines of?ity v o f Td<:ed lhat it will lake severaeral susceptible to stripe rust.m have resuresults in spring w heats in four- Sam plod S ta g e IncInches Protain, ADF ~- Digestible Quality — from "cenlral Asiu. will o-gct-o-good-evalualipn-on-of ------Three-foreign-varictjpHpq - h n rH r pH__to flvCe yyears,’’ he sald7 “Biit it’s bly giiu^ tb b e io n g e H n w n le r ~ Mayl 1.24 .1.12. 26.1 21.7 _ "71.9 . ■ "■■premiumI ■ ■■IhesiuayWsTall...... ■son, scien tists p ro m isinicutility7 i wheats from Iran, thehe S6v ic fT ]n ib lf probably"! . because wo haven’t found the "Mays-— r.34 - 116 - 23.7- 28.4 ______66.8 Premium I Preliminary screeniof-Jdaho—will-ZIwhcal-gei 3 405, a high-yicldin(ling and Bulgaria • scoreired m o d e r a te ly w heat bee bility_in_Idah(J!a_bEeeding_ \ May 15 1.94 22 2 22.5 29.6 65. 8 Premium I ■ lhat at least six of thosei_l,400 wheat.-the Extenied -soft while-apring-whealeat-well-and-havo-po«tiveve-and-negativc—variabili: * W 2 2 ------2.-30------—24--2 ------Z^■:6------29:9—...... “ 6 5 .6------r-P fefniumI— — •‘-dome9tie-8nd4hree-for 3704 —32------3 T9------35:2—------57r7------^-----Poor------ng wheat pest. tolerance = M l^ e a ^ e o-go-do»!Wi— _____ .June-12^3,93 _ 3 3 4 ~ , .1,7.9._ ._ .3 7 .2 . --.5 9 .9 . Poor _ 1987. A b e rd etaste c r test New spi' winter wheat; estimated , B O IS E - U.S’ whcfleat exports are deliverr w^alwl with as iii^e docluge Minidoka C o u n ty (Minidolidoka) Variety: Pioneer 5432 . BLACKFOOT - Wlill'bfaddcd-to—years-to-] Burbank in consumer,•r, projected to decreasesc by a b o u t 310 a s poBsibliisible.,, Date Growth Height Hoi % % % potatoes, you ...... ecorioiriicinnce, aaid Steven Love.ls, m illion bushels in thiss crop< year. • Prolerolein identification-in white ____ Samplod Stage InclInches Protein ADF Digestible Quality — nut*m^&tieoHy— thining indicates Idaho;pi'.pinH«il Tnr thf> Tri.fi(.nt/>'A. I ___ IhcJdahQ.W hefltJ•'Commission is wheatt isisTieedcd to better serve ' _____0 .6 5 ______{R P Q S i g s 73.6_.i. Premium ^ ^ .. Burbanks-much longeISC lines - three ’advanced-V ariety. Dcvclopm_cnt_i t _ _qfTering sev eral sugge£festions that can “cash*' marketsn for soft.white “ 14------2 6 .3 ------24.7 ■' "89.7 — Premium— - -Two—ncw -potati>r^ign—co ntain lin e-g mn ac i h A W r d e o n ------^77------_____ hel p. gOariihteclPa'ClIsific:NQrthwcB^whedt^afr^ncrae^comT^tibnM ^^ 20 25.9 25,8 68.7 —. Prem ium • and Id a h o ex i» rta willill not decrease those maHtelaWffiThirA'ustrallans—rhar May'^ 15 ' 1.60 — 2 developed by the U 10 developed a quality* 23 23.8 26.5 66.6 Premium, J as drastically aa pro.rojcc_te_d_by th e a n d mailnaintain-declining- market May 22 1.84 2 Idaho at Aberdeen d with Rusaet Burbank and 28 20.7 29.3 66,0 Premium U.S. D ep artm en t of Ag:agriculture: shares,I. _ _ May 30“ 2.54 2 approved by the tasuds pass t(world this is what a potato —32------1 9 :4 ------3 2 .3 '" 59.2 Fair------Because both Taittiwan.and Japan- —•-New-iew-marketing^inothods will be— ------Juno-5------2:78------3 ______vory-discriminaling 0 t a s te l i k e ^ J f .wKat we__ - 3 4 ------^16:9------a s — 59.2------P o o r ^ ' ^ -have- r *incorporate(;ed — d o c k a g e - n e e d e dd—if— — the— Agriculture -- ■ “ spiiH'to'^spud U iste't«6iVhen you think Russet —frViri D tHe l)?e'eding y restrictions in theirtir purchasing ‘Departmirtment ..continues _to de------Lincoln C ounly{Sh09lionhonep^— ....------Variety;-VancorJr -_ . ‘TJiey look ond 1may not acccptamri has-that Ifind of-quality — -- — p o ta to — s h o u l d ; " - -ahink——lUissot— potato spenrbette i'iri^other aspecU, -■ — Data* - ' G rowth— tiQiOtit Hot ------S l.------■' % - — dockage and dust c ■ H eight------% - ... ------ict-thtrscientista-kni^ 8 Pe-nle«-ftTK^— — r -ear—foHowing—anothox— — X— , 11 - ...... ------Sam pled S ta g e ' lnci~Inches Protoin ADE Digestible Quality spuds, will measure!-is mealynnd , evaluation. 7 3 4 ^ 1 5 415 5 ! ___ : • Mny f l- > 0 00 g:22 25 1 29.4 fifi2 -prpmium _ Sorfe-g;------h .g h o m ^ M ayj.6__2,4a _____ 2^24 22,9 28,4 - 66.8 Premium ra lu a tc d 1,000 ™ ROOJDSPEE C L A X . S : iRiftlA^nofrpQ Q P — I ------— zyB — -71 -2B ------2 t:9 — . 3 1.9------6 ^ ■' '. -Qood - cties for taste, ------I i ------ON-PURif+ 'hile the potato 'defects.tha Cam.iG C ounty (Faitliold)lid) VVariety; Apollo 2 (Dryland)^ . 3 locas oDeen closely An early>f directors Dalo Growth HoiiHeight % % % lomic-qualitics—iiTTiljrtcd-: Samplod Stage Inchinchos Protoin ADF _ Digestible Quality for the Idie taste panels year. “Dailalty Foodsi :j -K now-how-new—next—yea Psliu Fiii?i'M 'D og"i;ii’t _ _ MnVgg .775 _J g ______^25.2_____20.1 73.2 ~ Pfomlum _ _ — KRTCHUM--Ihrco-arre up to the season’s n-Coffoo^Co.,-Boi8e;-lini-ev I H a y '30 0.92 8,5 S.; ■ 22.7 21,4 72.2 Premium arc on the board of dire •, v ic e p r e s id e n t. P u rp le ^ 1 ^ A T F O O D Jle I I „ [...... ' :------J Ong-S------tT26------H 1 0 ------23------S?t4----- r *:Tdaho"5pccialty Feodri! rms lnc.,.Aliddlctonr-Kelly- Juno 12 2 88 V.12 2 1 .8 M ' 65.1 Premium" formed in May to devel icretary, Idaho Department - ...... iVariety£Apollai(lrrlgatod) V.- ) -. -nationally and-worldwic ilturgrB q iae.------'specialty food p ro d u cts—5n“Board oi Mayii 080 ^^9 ^ 26!2 2 0 6 72.8 . Premium board members ure Mary l>ariu Pro PUo PerfomttJlu l2o!93— ■ — _ "• Th e focal rL*flident.q a n _____ May .30— - 0.94^. Q7.q' 9.7 p p f t ? n ? _____ 2 3 J ___ ^__Eiomiuoi_ ^ 1. Jody's Herb Vinegararr , ------rJune 5:^771:84------11 .24:---- 2 7 : 7 ^ ^- ^ ■ 6 7 . 3 ------Prem ium _ _ _Mornin<{ S ta r T o m ato es UST BAGS AND REREFILLS ' ' laho SpeciaJim_ Buchanan, Buddy’s FLY CONTROLOL I ■ Juno 12 3.06 16 le 22.1 3 0 4 ‘6571 P r e m iu m— ^"w " ho is the board tre a a u rf '“Co., PocatcilbTKehrand'n d — j * I...... - — - — ^ a re a .rosidonU)—M oun tain-i . VtVarioty: Rangers (Dryland)J and Lola Weyman,.Zu Venkheimer, Mountain Star Ifyou^have an^my questions or G — -K etchum ,------rectors of the Sommer, ' 'eck; Al Bruner, St. M a n e a , livestockck needs, ■ May 22 ,825 0 27,8 19.3 73.8------Premium The board rcprcHCnts.rAssociationT—Sage- Farm J, St. M aries.'------M ay 30 1.Q- 1 9 ,7 ' ------7 3 :5------Premium - “ from around Idaho that'clop markets Olson, seer ------p l e a s e c adl-734-1545 l l ------1 ” ______Ju n o S 1.58 . ,.10.10___ 2 4 ,6 25.1 69.3 • Premium add value to specialt;ade-fot^ldaho—ofAgricultt embcrship information, call We look forwaward to serving f Juno 12 3.09 13 2 3 28.4 66.7 Premium beverage products'. 3ud M ountain (lloffec a t 384- land-ApoHo 2 -and-R anoer----- *. ,,,. O th er bo i______yrau. o t , C —;— (Som e frost d am ag o onDO MayI 3 0 sam ples-^drylaf ------OtheVboard-omcersire j Jim Llms, , d „. jthc-Idaho-Department-of- ^samplGs)______J Ebethartcr. president.S \ , Hammett,: ire ijj a t 334-2227. t e Ssii'c •ur.un, Ltd., V . Honey. Pec t3_con5pan,c»_,.„||^,il„ 5 at produce or Ity food and . For mem White Clpui 3 are“Jcromc- 0527-or thc , White.Cloud Agriculture

-V i- .-i.------SUIVI.VlfiyrJOnB-tg;'-IS89-".TTmorNOT Fgrmiling /S f Wiht I:bill unless il can bc modede “revenue they did it lasta s t y ear for com a nd bean fafarm- warmer'dnya, growth■wth begins again. In a nor- - ■_ b y growing-it -ore-leflrninning-tti>ew-thia-apring— ^ty-forTputtintHhe-eofnbine-i^O'e-z^on-it - A-.eom -— rw «tp«h^crThat-means-Congreee-wo ^uidrhavn-Iowa-aii -ahd-lllinoisr-Ai^e-helped-d-poy—ma^year;.apringTtan: the trutiu)f the'adage:: “W hot.,goes around, bineinc is an enormous x^eat-hat-harvesting ma- to cut theiie S500 million froin o th er• ojagricultur- for it. & it’ss oonly right that thoy help farm-fa unUl Juno, when1 d:dry weather turns the ; comes around." __ chirhinc that moves through thele flfields, cuts the .ol progro:rom s and paym ents, a n ifTjfTy proposi- ers in Kansassas who have u disaster foea c in g ' w heat fields inlo omim bber w aves,of grain, A year ago ofthis'liioe'roe, growers of mhter stallLalka~arid' scjiarulea'the kem.cmels from the; 'tion.' T ■ them now." - - --- —But this year’s winwinter whenl crop was liit ' wheat, the count«r-cycliiclical grain thnt ac- chaiha ff in one operation. Furthejler, Yeuttor said,'he wantsIts to draw Itisnot,eas>osy to forecast the impact^fif this " wth a tn^o" whaiihatiirnyT'‘'East“'lujnmer’s ’; ’ cduht^for'75Tercefirororthe nalion’iTwlieilf-----‘The““hardTl red' -vori^-of^)f-wintcr^ w heat, th e line aagainst such emergency-re-relief:billB,—yca^s rcducccccd crop of hard red wheatat on - drought-had-depletc)Ieted^8oil=n3oisturor-and.^«—.— • crop, were thanking fateate for a-nairow-cs- whi('hich has ffTeddish^'rowrTkenk cm e l'tfe T p v e s w hich conome olong any time a paiticiicular seg- bread pricos,DS, because other commodiidities tjicre too littletc aau tu m n ro.in to help th e 1: - cape.-The-drought of 1988,»8, which badly dam^'. who^hole-wheat .bread its - darkrlt color,i is th e m e n t of■ tthe farm com m unity sufTcifTers a set- c fR ^ k o up th(the slack somewhot. _ ------p^j. . , seeds get started.. ThThen on unusuolly worm :j_____ Ttged Bummef crops, camQme too late to affect 'grairain most commo^y used1 fofS n)reod. 'i'fie b 'a ^ . iplc, bakers con ofTset ihe hig vf^'^u prornpted■d ttho plonts to emerge i: , the winter wheat harvest.est. Wheat turned out U.S.f.S. D epartm ent o f Agriculture;ure (USDA)’pre- Yeutterer notes that fewer than hahalfofU.S. pricooflwrdrd red wheat byblunding it wil TQ(j ffom dormoncy eorljorly ~ only to bc mowed • • to be a 8weet spot in'\ a sour agricultufal dietiets the 1989 harvest will bcB downdc 8 p ercent fa rm e rs\ |participate in federal crop cn insur- 'different wintinter wheat variety, soft i gjj down by the arcticic c cold b la st that iced the y e a r. . .. ------.natiiationally from last ycar’sJevelivel,-butdown37-.ancc prosTjgrams, even though ^ ee relativelyi ivhich has a softer£ kernel better suited iry.'t'inally, tho dry spring B u t 1989 has turned tho;ho'tabIes. A welcome pefcercent here in Kanaaa,-AmtVmerica’a No. .1 sm all pr'()r'(*miums for the insurancin ce -would. cookies a nd '^ak'o"lhan'bi‘e»d.'ca! Soft red'wir«nter nation last February.' - flu sh o f M ay and June rains-hagr a i gotten sum* wlieheat state.-The Kansas Famim i BurciTu colls h av c pro'rovidcd the oconomic relitelief wheat wheat, grownvn in Illinois, Ohio, Indiana1 ;and mode it impossiblelie ffor tho w heat to oyjr; r n e r plantings ol com, soyso^eana and miFo off” fhatlat predictio¥too~optiu)ifilic. 7 rurm'ers'flrare-sccklngTiOwr-Hr-Bnidiid"thcrC'is~MiBsouri, seenccms to be in good supply/ ithis com e those w inter■setbacks. se t to a solid start and sentIt farmfi futures prices . IrIn an era when fa rm e rs’ fortunes for are as not muchch incentive to pay for• iinsurance yetfr. J______Thp n'Biilt. Raid .ftxtcnaion.agpntext ChriHti'nn..^------: to^JjcgmprcdlctlBBzntJSp us liiey are on when fanirmers can depend on uor>)ngrG6fl to • • if ag n cuil ltu tural products wero assigigncd is tha^'our (wheat)-at) -yiolda-arc-gaing-to-bo— ------good, harvests in those.’le.’cofrim'odities.'The wealeatli?r, the im pending winternter wheat crop help outoi“anyway. ''” 'persohaiityT}rtprtjfiics thc-Avay»people ore.-v-win— dramatlcallyjQwcrJh:r-thisj'.ear.*’. ______• — s p rin g -ra in has come. -too.late, toi though,-to=£aiJol^}nrr» infn- ft-fn;=toughrpoIitical n---.Fromit]ithc;middlc:oLa .wiQtcr_wh-WhratncW_to,.wlieai:woul 'ouldJ?c_nJyBolB'groia UniIiJike ' Sitting' in g-cluttcuttered ' offTco behlncTtlie ' 8 0 VC a winter wheat croprop bedeviled bv bad probroblom for Ulc Bu ih jidm in iatcstration. . during a1 tourt o f KaPFuiB lnst m nnthIth Yplit lf r . .^ m e r c r u pjpBTifTOffl F - and soybeans, wh 35 hcre;-^yro'urided“b y = ^ w e a th e r. ' , • - L'Last £ year, y/ith a prcBidontiintini election in soid thatt farmersI should have bouglUght insur* 'nfln llii fm mI thi>tl ■gfniTml'-.qhnrtly nftpr pif -shelves holdjngJhoHhc-booka.-:ofzhi5_tnid e ^ _ :. “Swine Handbook,"'*Pro* • ------Wheatrfarmera-in-Tcxa?jcas;*Oklahoma“ Gol’ the ' ■Ruugiln'odmiii-— an cu ’ifthehcy-werc-worricd about ihe ih.relentlessly to maturity in ii n "Weed llTGuidc,- ’S) orado, Nebraska and Kt tretion agreed to bail dutit £summcr-crop He was denounced d by local politi ducer's Soil Record,”d ,” “Wildlife' Domogc C^n- Kansas are looking istro ., w inter wheat_takes~a slow — a h e a d to their-woratharvorvost-in^a-docads.------f a.nnora-who-took n i hard.lossess bibccause of the would sayay, damn the USDA torped tror-C hristion slillilill m otm gcs an optimistic iS-dC [aisical course.froin seed to sii — , “B y .lhia.iim c..fl»ii^whf. •ought-T h ift-ycarrW in ta rrfrop whn nf>/.n . moro lackac^i^ ^ ___ vicw.for4haJonff4aniv ^— aBbvirytnffTvaist," saidrSlike Christian, tho ’^le e th it simple fairness means:ans they should criticizeFF th'e'“ ^veiTuhyrit“ f6r'''8p'eri)'eridiri'g‘ t o 6 ; 'P ® reason -*Om:^lda-ar£ drj;dry a s - a borie- right now ,-.;- ...... f n c ndly lrut~cnhcerncd'~rii'~n~gricu]tural c'xien-' 'g eitthe tt a'aine kind of help: relieflief checks from much. “WiWe’re m oving full sp o cd 'ahaheadwith“-^'^'''h®®^-®«-season-overywhore-except- sio n ngont for this farmtl countyc n t the heart*'the:0 IUSD'A:; ------'^=oii^(fffrm - 7ns?lief>b}»;‘ — ------=- »aJiQ.oJ_3ut_you_really;-'dbn.’t=la-’UtDQW ^het^ ------o f the heartland. “But theiie tat lle st stands right ' PiPushed by the K an sas and OkOklahomo dele- ActuallyIly, th ere is support for Yeucu tter’s po- cold, is th at thethe crop is timed deliberate!} that js going to'moknokc a difference beyond ' now a re , mnybo, two fe«feet high. I’ve seen gaticItions, (Congress is working: on a 1989 re lie f sition hen;re, but it is hard to main!lin ta in in a avoid sum mer er droughti and heot waves, this season. If we getijet us som o roin next year, ; so m e th a t m ay be 10 td 12 inches,-and this is bill11 ffashioned a fte r la s t y ear'ss DroughtDi Assis- year thatat will mean economic trotrouble for W\riter whealleal is sown around Labor Da^ we’ll bo going gangbiigbu^ters; w ell look back ; OTily th ree weeks beforere we begin to (har- tancnee Act. The H ouse A griculturIture (Committee m a n y hareird-working farm families., toke advantageage of normal autumn rains.• 1 on this a s just one bad y e a r for wheat.* • irtheast<:ern sitattes see rainsz:1 _ - briing an ei>nd to lcDng droiM ight— j B y fh c A ssosociatcd i Pr't^s m ai 3.76 inches, m easureded in C entral vania who depend de| on the Dolawore P ark. So fa r this monlh,I, Ithc-totol is River basinn endedor M ay 12, thonks to An unasuisually dry wihter hadd 6.69 inches, a lready the 1(10th wettest the spring rainrain^ ______n r t r w i o r u — But oil iHHat s rw a te r, plus some early - f r - - : ; ------__ fast and droirought emergency regula* norm al 3.23 inches forp the whole worm wcathmther, hatched out a ] ‘"tions werc'in-imposed'— but-sincethen—n—month.:The June-rccoi?iJ{i.«?,9.7S innh. hum por crop•op of- m osquitoes-across-}--^------— . |di{ ...... il has minccnedrfrequently.'in’recordi 'es'.' " Now Englond.nd. ------; _____ ■ am ounts. On May 15, the cityy ended its “We’ve got an epidemic,'' said ----- Now-tho-. rcscr-voirs-arerc nearly full., drought emorgoncy, hflirling r e s tric - Arthur- Doty,oty, chairman - of the there’s a bunlumper crop of mosquitoos—s—lions-on-busineBS use off water and Mosquito Ckintrol-DiBtrict-for-the- C!on ------' ~an'd som e people, pc especially golttira,. bans on usiiig-~watcr for lalawns, flow- Vermont townawns of Brandon,-Leiccs- -i I are tired'oftlf the w et7 ers and washing.cars. “City C reser-. ter ond Salisbiisbury.'He said the llying ‘ . “It’s lik£_vi-walking around in beeff voirs are now a£'97.1 penircent of ca- blood-suckers2ra were plaguing the ro* slew out theLhere." Rich Skyzinski, a ______• 'gion'in groatcP_a.tc.r_numbcr8_thon.heId.^{_____ 3pok:esmon.fci.fwlhe.U.sJIoKjiaaDcif^ :___ M ^sochusctts olltciols.ifl.atmounced_seen.in30.year'ears. ______I_____ tion, said ThThursday of course condi-- Tuesday that 'they were ■ tions a t th ejO 0 a k Hill Country Club nt strictions but slopped -Rochester,-- -1N.Y., where the US.—.—declaring—Q-formol-eni ‘nd—to —th e ------q F ------Open was unconderwoy. drought em ergency for the th 2.5 mil* i r a - — There wosos onlya~iittlc-drizzlc"on—r-lion-pcople-in-Boston-ah i h d - 4 3 ^ r ; “ ------: th'e course TlThursday after a week of f rounding com m unities that heavy rain,I, butt the forecast was forr from the Quabbin ReservoiOir. BACON _ m o re .ra in aatJeast.through tJ Saturday.-.,...... Since April 1. the hugee reservoir, New York•k City( declared a droughtt which normally gits 33.5 inchcs If “ ""“"Iint moves out .of an i emergency’ irin M arch becau.'iG an un-- infrnin monthl y, ha-STQCcivcivi^J 18 inch- aparlm cnlI bebefore the end of the -i >d, lie;is liablcforTIic'fini ------usually dryy winter lefl hardly anyr es,( including a record 1010 inchcs in lease pcnou. li snow on thehc watershed around itsJ May.i rent for tlicc fullfu term unless he can | UKcLspring- show cause.\se why tlie rent should _j______■»------•_------;------.reservoirs, in the Catskill-Mountains. . “It’s unuaual to have a v ~ Pig'srpoke- ______ThV* rpgprvniroira-dropped.to-55.pcrcent—iL—flflcrjLdty-wintorrbuUin-n^realityrthe- JioUXLpai(Lor[1.6iLyjiy..thc-early-mQYe J ______sary. j '""A'apnBSlMmTlBlrt^Dt~midg|!S'iti sloepi^ -m^ oth e r- ‘potlc-belly-futun>*-ao'Lainca.it-haa.fl-BccurQ-futUB urn an nno rnpnrity ______■ ______fdrought is over," said Uniniversityof was ncccssary. — ------W edTO 8dty,*m onnng al r;¥r-Th^of-tl»-animal5-bom^tm-each-y8ac.jt.the zoo______But thf? dIryjvinlfcr-waaJQilowcd ry by’ itfafiHncKiiset'bI '~clfmatoloilogigi—Ray ------!------littlo porkor wont havlOTo to w orry about becom}ming a April showervers, and May showers,, ] Bradley. ------TVTnantignnc-Tnay-bc-dt330lvcd-0nly ------— 1 and Junetiowors. shoi A drought waming-issuc;ued-Jan_16 'n...a sta le; in w h ic h o n e o f the . j The-city-ha•had a record-10.24 inchesI I for 7 million people in 1Delaware, parties pcrmarmanently resides for a ;' )criod o f lim e; the length . B y of rain in Mnjfay, compared wth a nor-• 1 New Jersey, New York amnd Pennsyl* spccificd pcrit Ne?rt faiirm bill1 may bee the ke of time vanesries in c ach state...... rts~in'“Ganfdr'n'ia--and ~i— — ^ j y — raracreag i d l e s tarii required to cbnsldcr "j '' =fo=iaiKilo=^rapei [panstar Ihc wishes5 oof f children in ciistody • WASHING'IGTOITfAF)-TalTTief^- J Bjirrk'c'-s'aid'the'tolarri'di'dwirxc'eb'ds- lxi't[Ic.s.' ------MOSCOW (AP) Rlappsecd a f ia tinued growtlwth in Pacific N orthw est vovalue. Soybeon meal is thehe primary havc contracractcd with the govern-• ith e 26.7 .million acres thatit w as in th e - .-^-5 - grown-- ca_an_altemntiveve crop in production,, bbut bccause.the markct. . product pr and soyubenl cil.i8s o1 b y p ro d - . >rient tp takeke_an additional 2._‘16_mil-- ..I960.. Soil Blink program , nmokinB the, Pcdcral-law-jiW-prohibits-anyTpcrson '-1^=== northern Idaho. fluctuates so50 m uch, fa n n e rs need to ucuct. With rapeseed, oil is tlthe prim a- lion a cres o)f f highlyl erodiblecroplanti.i. CRP"lholorgostlong-lern> rm croplond from disconncm ncciing o r rcsciiing ihc . i nf>B m a y do« - tic up long t^rm « contracts.^ , .. ry product nnd aieal.ls.a.bjjjproduct. j3 from produciuctjpn under thbJK^yc'ar^r^__retirem_ent : p ro g ram jn U.S.S. history," .odomcicr(mif[mifcagc-rcadcr) nn-arar " tz Z T T ^ r i d orTtlie next farm billli piissed r by 7nna“5aia“l — “iL'u liaid to=conyH5tffta= ipith_ n Gon.«!crvntion'on-Rc8crvc~ProgT'nmfthp— n^j^dcf-^hc-^rogram 1, r '"fu'mcrs------^ :_Congrc8^ ture is workrkin(;“to boost - rapeseed bybyproduct,"Jie said. Wheathtisa bet- Agriculturei-Department J said won- i rom^roduci- .GONitERSllLSION mnans Iakinf» J ____ Congress is scheduled'ti 'to"paBs- -a -production by rosearch aim ed a t cut-.- . ter.crop lci forji^lierh''T3oho'^oTariiiefSj ' day."...... ------—— lion1 for 10 years. In.retumm..basedon. somconc-clsc’iIse’s propcrty. alicnng it, ------— -now-fnrm-bill-in-1990rwhiclhich-will-set—ting-producti( :tioti-co6t-nnd-increQaing—pr -pricewise, hc s a i d r ----- :------— HonaTncres -^ T hwere e oddiHd cnrollcd-'l—bidtrthcy l nubmliTlUrnTTOn r> v h b "aTe” ‘orm isu.singiLgiL- - ...... i-"— f a r m policy for the next five'ivo-yoars. •• yield. . - .Other. University ..of I._SM!l_ihe,u,u,l-conlantrncted-under-the-CRP—1'—hove-been-running-close-l ‘-to-$50-per- —PQ-BcneifDCi362T=Twln FaHs------j------Hafez, nematologist at a1 farm rc- jgnnnrlyaofi it on-setfiside lands w ^oiJiout penal- the AgriculUitural Economics nnd Ru- Lfi-million-acresT------...... 73< 3 4 - 9 T 9 T . j ■senrch” c c T ite r'u 'n * u n n o, ,l sai3*lh'al tie s . ‘ - ■ ■...... ral'SociblogyJjy Deportment at the Col- Dick Auld, plant, scicntiin tist a t the , legiTpf Agric'uiculture,'^aid Japan buys— system can reduce Iclevels of U n iv ersity of Idoho CollegeEge o f A gri- a lot o f rapes)esced, but it's im p o rtan t CoColumbia r6otknot~ncmatododcs-to-un*------—------: dotoctnblo le v e ls ,...... - culture. Rfiid there is a demanddcr for tn -dovolop cdomestic 'markets. If del — ih a icilic North- Aniencun gro — Sim lliirlyTh'alf’Of'SUgflrr Iboet cyst'. — TE j-ap«?:ccd-grown-in-th£_Bflcif w e s t.- ■----- ^sced'locompoip©tc-witii.C-anada for the • neinemotod* populations fallI 'victim to W/ith l Farm Insisurance Crojip H ail Insuraranee... j_ “ Our product is premiumum qu ality __ Japanosellrmirnhrkct, buycrc—Binr^y y-ll-qpd A.q ______&old-thfi-winnn in g h a n d ! '' It has low moisture and higllighoil con- would buy from fn the lowest bidder,' '^ c c 'h m 'ohuro'bcfore plontirting. • ...... ----- —ijyou_^* te n t,” he said. , which wouldd 'ddrive prices down. 1Hofcz said namatodcs, whichw are . We Offer —^—THe-JiatlBocnjnvoIvcii-m.-iajapesecd~.:iie::Baidja,i: a^problcm- i9_Jhot_ropff?:_mjmicro-?eopicr w brm -like soil so p e stAi^^in-FQUs:-73S'3 3 ^ 1 2 ------)rai8al|crvices. ' ; , T h e survey by the i2tfi 12t Farm ' dentforapp’ra That trend is expected to continue B ubl: 543-643838 10 value of Because commodity co prices have . •4378 Credit District shows tho for at leost the nert three3 ]years, al- AC Jerom e; 324-43 rmland . in- increasijising, there is a broader H ailey: 788-352(529 ! Idaho' and Oregon farm! .though the rate of increase.'e.will slow, B w . Farm Bureauau crcasedj)j!^.8‘percent forf o / th e . six’ eross-Bcctiqh'-ih o f tu y e re In Uie niJy oi Insurance Sorvicos:g s ' ' " . .- Gooding: 934-8t-8405 ^ Jbc Farm Credit SorviceaI pprojected.' mnnt»iq ^n^linjr .TiTrtp-r lr>-? ir-There^has-alflo-been-a—^■0^ -V-;— ____ OS—•tlroee^ewerJwm.f isiness ,| W ork□beginss on laiir^ e s tsshoppiiI ng mail ^ BLOOMINGTON.. Minn.I (AP) - — --Thcj7^ation'a;rlai2f££at=ienciu9e(b;^^^^| • shopping and entertirtainmcnt mail — began taking .shap p a st Lj; Wcdnj;a_day ,with grouilundbreaking ut »«S:Boaf “ a site'whore-ilnpmon\ Klllebrewi once . stroked home.fuos.fot’.it-.the Minnc.-sot;!. ry~*YT?S

["Cholesterolohcountiire^ d o w ^ ^ “It’s too big to contcitem platc,’] said . f r t j ' A WASHINGTON - NewW duUi whowB the choleolesterol cqntcnt of eggs is C ity M a n a g e r Jo h n; PidgGonVI w h o " y r x M U I .ab o u t 22 perccnt loHBOHB thnn_when egg flata.w^w^is.last.published by.the has scrutinized thoho mega-mall I U.S. D opnrtm entofAif Agriculture in 1976. project since the' Ghormezian j” cc of'cholcstcrol by womenn i 19,to' 50 y e a r^ e f age:wa'8 -brt^thers of Edmontinton,-AlbcJta,- — __ ' ' ' 1~ ” ■■announccdifiniOSS.-TThc-'dcvclopers - ...... j 'Service. said it would bo like:e Disneyland, ____ _l_Ihc_nfiW -cholesU;r(jjrol-viiluo-for eggs wouldId lower this estimate by- New Orleane' Bourbonn SI treet ond lhe - about 9 P9rccnt. Egg:'ggs contributed.{ibout 42i perccnt p< of women's total Champs Elysoea of Pai*aris rolled inlo I f # 7 j j cholcstcrol inlake in 1985. U.sing the new value, va this would drop to ono. I obout 36 perccnt, The m all on th e liitete of what wns Metropolitan StadiumI won't include H iH fe I Meatpacltining informationtn b ^ k is out aome of tho originalally planned e x tra v a g a n c e s , b u t it: immens'ity BLACKSBURG, Va. Va — Current meatpackinLing ind u atry inform ation 1' _ whon finished in 199!)92 w ill m ak e _____ — can be found-in-^l«<4 o a tp Hcltir>g ConvpetU^ioti-m-fHHKPfitfingM>y-Glem— Kiljebrew ’s m ajestic shots si: looklike*'^^^^^ 7"_~l:iiWBrd..agriculture economiateco at the Ok|ahomuma State University. The . .popcorn. , I book ia $15. Contactt Wayne M P.urcell, Research i jrcndering~sfibws whai •ch Institute on Livestock* ___With 4 .2 m illin n .‘iqiii hat^tfi^SeoJOTiUloH^Mi4aU.oLAmjerlca.udiLJoolookJUke when.it.is done_ ------I—PricingrVirginia-YechiichFBlacksburgr-Var2-i0ai=I------^------^ ,uaru==rth«;.:^'^'=i = -•$600Tni>lion Mall of A ?m~mid-C^BT^ n^ tH e -Soil., e ^ ------A-aecond-phase-isHr-envi8!oned'to—aaidf^-ot¥ou-won't have to go to-New- — —have-nearly-aa-mijeh-ni-Heor spaceman— wilt-anohr-Uie-fet«jl-poFti&f>-of-the■the— include-hotelarbut- thoitosc-plaiis-lmvu- York-oT rP i^ ia ris o r Rome afiym ore. . -the ,UO:stoxy- Scare•B Tower in malLRtturiundinp it off will be 600U toq__ not been,completed.______F n tmmer", g i BJoamington—Alayor. ■■ ■ w^HWG'rON--n;The overall qmititj^oTthefie 1988 w heat crop ie up Chicago, the world's tallilic.st building.—800--.Spccijcialt-y—flhope,-18 moviev ie ------In a d d itio n , N a d e r:r Ghcrmezion- James LirLindau eaid he hasn't alw ays- Bignificantly from prevrevious years, And with 3.5 miles off corridors,c it theaters, a health club and dozens} of ^ aaid last week that theth developers • shared theth e nhprmOTinTM’ optimiHn<------Porfn^nl' O m in InopxcHnn------____The latest U.S. Depa jpartm ont of Agrirultiirp Fr 3; arc considoring b^ldining a monorail "In MajVlay 1987, I thought th e denl I S ervice report roundi 5'57 p ercen t of tho study sasamples earned the U.S. in neighboring Edino.^ ' c h m ajie----- The bIoturesI wilt bq"built around a n Co link tlie mall”I fo nearby was dcaceadT" said Lindau, whose j Numbei; 1 grade, upp frofi m ‘19 p ercent llint recrst_ omusomenlsnt area created by Knott’s 'Mini^apQlis-Sl- PaulI International.j.defeat1 inm thetl November ^ maypra} —•------— . • encloflcd. ,' climntotp^flntrQlIcd._,ny __-pQp'm-r—Fi th e — C a lif o m^jjgi-JUrport i fl­ io hblp-~draw-a-aH-averagVof--«]eetior»-'v (n-'was-wdcly-considtrrcdTT" ____ I "L ast flumtncr'H^rouro u g h t hTTd a cieva.^UUingroffect ol on tho size of tfie shopping m all. _____ am usem entint park>lhat will be largerger -100,000 visitors o day. ______votc^ggaia:ainst the megg-mall.______j CTS.'wheat crop, but b ord not advers'elyiIy~'arfe'ct“ tho“ (fuflHty------The suburban MinneleapolTs mall than thee '' Hubert iT Humphrey'ey Merchants arc bettiIting shoppers The city I charactcriaticii mcasuiisurcd in official inspectionions," Inspection service city took a large stake in the was originally billed asi thetl larg est in M clrodomo,no, the current home of thethe will routinely comc fnfrom up to 400 project by I A d rain istrn to r \V. KKirk ir Miller said. “The rep'cport also showed that by prom ising $100 m illio n in the world, but design cicutbacks will Twins anid d Minnesota Vikings, The.'he. miles away to pat I average moisture «ontcintent was lower und averairage protein..contant-was- _ atronize.the public finafinancing and Lindau suiTercd . —lcavc-it-1-miLlion-jtquartirt^-f«e^«hy-of—decision— — in— 1978—to— rcplactr:ct!— behemoth;------I h igher in 1986 w heat theth a n in 1987?' ------v ^ o m e ~ ecmbinTaBsn«!nr-whe'n“ m : th ~ the Ghormeziajis’ Westst Edmonton Metropolitlitan Stadium with theh e “Wo plan to b rin g EuropeaiLand Ei brothers’:s’ {grandiose plana — ..which M all in Canada*. - M ctrodomme < near downtownwn overseas retailarfl to joijoin the mall so ~ initially ci M-K agreesi tot buy industitnallcom plexl, y called for submarine rides - Pour-lnrgc-dcpartm'm cnt-stnrns:—MinmmpoH!3Hsq3aved*the"winr-for‘the' he Ih u fa’nybo'Hy Iro n T anjywhere y in the in a-hugege w' a te r facility^— b c g a n -to — - - - BOISETATr^ Moi }. liA s'irgrced tb'buy^a” "i•including'- ...... - B loonsm ingdale’s; • mcgn-mnll—------; ...... « ------world can go-and shop,”I,” Ghcrmczian • cruinblcr:— Pennsylvania industrialrial com plex th at will bo renovated re for expansion I o fth e company'slocomc)motive rebuldingand otherlor rnil oporotiona...... William Agee, Boiselise-baaed MK's chairmantin, president and chief r r e m a i i i I executive officDr; saidsai tho 2{).‘),()00-squaro-fi>-foot faeility 18 being Market fs slow ffor phossphate fertilizerf( — I. purchased from F osterc r ^W h eeler linergy Corp. ofo f New York. _ I .Thecomplcxislocatciattid in.Muuiita'inlop, Pa., ncnear W ilkes-Barre. . SODA SPRINGS (APiP) — Craig lower thann hud1 been expected Jn the-he—ita-Conda facility-and debtdc financing- salvageI Bckor'flBe mothballpri nnnrjn _ H n rlfji,— m a.nagw :— ------He-sfti n -K rn td s c n - p lTms tii liuliugin'Tnobiliring thu------from inslitutib'nal invcstcJtors. plant . aftaftor Boker went into Industries Inc.'s phospha I Mountaintop site imnmmociinlely to fill n now!w order to rebuild 32 late fertilizer Analyststs blame the loweror McCarty created INu-West to bankruptcy)tcy. .. . Jocom otivfs.-W ork on tlu! cuiitriicL,-xvortli ababout $10-million,-was------[plant at Sodn Springs,;s. has been diimestic sasales on bad weather and I scheduled to be completilete lln,' end of tho year, nam e'd p 'rc s iB 'e n t'o f tHt h'e’D onvoT- ” lb \v e r-1 h arTin-expcctcd planted based company. I Remodeling et MaunjunLaiiito|) eventually willill hring tho complex's acreage. Harlcn has been onn Ni.-Wt..,f., X m G hT c o U kW r m r \ -— I —annual productiuacupucRucitii.tu.mure. than.20Q locoicouiutives..-.. . . :port ma rket "has been tno-companj hampered”EI by low lerti]lzer_pj^ii:es’ ^_5JkjM e5tJcepjpj2rl& .r.ecQ rdji(net-incom e:::::^ —waa-founded^ in 19S7. Hec h as-serv ed —;nm~rir«v~rririf x u c r mO N = g^B Bcmo f vice president and a cental ■„ („■to' tho finished product.------1 £fi. UlSUnUU, (JUilihtA-Pi I. —-HkyWcsrtncrhniNns-rcpartcd- record-nct-^ managiTr. ^ S U M ME l R F S R E C;t l a c d e a r = incom e for the year endiindinfT M arch ai ofS3.8 milliollion, com pared to a loss Cleve McCarty, compaJam rounder HL-novnlicition of a Pascagoula,• FARM »MACHINEERYSALE of$2.3 million last y enr,'ir,‘ aand previous president, wwill lici-oinc '''IS-'.. PhosPlsphute plant and a Florida SATURDAY, JUNEIE 24.1989. REXBURG,]G, IDAHO *11:00 A.M . — j------Operating-income-in ~chflirjn'aiO)T.'lhe~b'airrd7^^cinirdn7ir7'.'Vi™ rr"I«-e—costing—more—tha n- jouBiof Herfw USrHWlWff dTjoTWdg^lurnbff^ W iij ■ I operafinglosa lost year.'ir'...... E. E Theodore Stolberg.L’. who will budgeted, bubut revenues and eaniings -SSOMW Wmory, C«i. hUcMirawbar;_^2^HN_DEEfl!_4^ ■ 2 tradors. 4x4. I Tho load faclor nccdc';ded to break even wus_rccrcduced to-‘J0.7-percent------—increaseir its eo'sh resource*re.*!...... revolvinp-crcrrcd it to-about S25 m illion. ’ j from.4L8.pcrcent last yearye: as result of cutting cos;oslrt, he said. \ OloMl, M/Ma. AMyFM radio}lo. 15 speed power shllL ia4x42! njbber.nibi Diab, with (tort end weighb, Industry sales for the tl spring It also is workingwi on up to a S50 ' QuIckM)!^, Ouick''hiIcli. &caltallom condition - 3- JOHN DEERE: 4M4&40 diesel tractsn. 4x4 Quad Ranoes, I The carrier nearly conco m p leted a $38 million repieplacement program of f( fertilizer sen so n w ere si^dgniflcantly million leaseise financing package for>r 3100 & 2600 tV9. All. AM/FM radio,ra 3 p(, P.T.O. guide attach. Exallen»llentconditlon-1-J0HNDEEREJ320. _ I o lder aircraft, loweringg aavonigi* fleet uge to U.H ye (Jitsol trador,-4x4-3 pL RIO. Cab.C; Blower. Dual Hydraulic - 1- CATlCATERPILLAR 9 ^ crawlerArador With ___ sued trado. 3 way tvdraulkjlic budotf. Electric stutr 1;.irjI£RMAIiNAnONALia21flwto.tfilhj21doM- _ ~ toitrainrshop= = i;-— bi*l#.-Hol!lai--l-AlLtSCHALIALffiR&iood orad«-2-OOm DEERE:ERE-4640wtMli)ubs.r.l-.SeLta4x42- _ -MrK^emodelsils^building^nto \ ' radial doJb-1-MASSEY FERCKGUSON leo dicsci tiador. 3 Fl... PT.O.P.T. -1- FARWa 504 diesel wilh I BOISE (API - Boi.sfi.Me-bascd Morri.son Kimdsidsen Corp. has begun PLIT D O LLAR I FamtnndloadofGBeoOwybxktckhoe Arps 7X w/scraper bbdo -1-l> JOHNJO DEERE 4440'4x4 tractor. Duab, j rem odeling a 50,000-.sqiniq u iirc -ftidt i>uilding into ag shop for rebuilding__ Cab; Air. e.4i42 rubber __ - - • A .~ __ I__ locQmfltiYiL£QinpQncnLi.- rc e in e iit(s )_ffTLdLjBResolutions - — ------S P R A Y E JSi^ANkS^ERfiOaR ^ m ¥ quiI ^ eot - = I Renovation of the formirm e r mn>«kunUihuvii4)eAlecnjuontioned. ______l i ______f i c pp o r t i n g - ______bolly dump trailer • 1- MOeiLfTLITY 5 lon tetllllzer spreads trailer.'. DialDu axle, P.TO. drtven • 2- Stainkss —J------1^Te“BoiHC-Locomotr\Trr\'u CuiiiiJuiieiit"Sho|nviH-n-rcmnnafBcture-diesel ------steeHBnlO:«0^ltmr'2-f«8Slastic lanlo ft)xTTtraili!r,-3p0s3ir1rflAlrflARBEfl:ltftiigfSfwader<)edrfiaB- - (oriTriSr------^------j engine parts and locomotilotiv e wliuel assem blies. ROTATaEQUIRMEKTHT I The expansion willI notnt create new positionsins immediately, but , 2-LOCKWOOO 4500 blower pota zu==am=i=a=zz=sitx^ otato hanreslors. Push button conliolol systems.sy: BeBcd chain. Excollenl r increases the productionon capiii'ity nnd jiiilentialI eiem ploym ent, ho said. condition - 2- LOGAN 4 row potatitato aossoveis. Excellent condition1 -• 33- -LOGAN blower potato harvoaors. -- m 2 - T / 1 "II 'you'ro looking lor Don Karren \ • • j- -The aho percent above-lfiKlast-yi'iir'scrop.— someone will) tho Preaiaent- Ufa s Hamm ► Eudlcmconditlon-I-LOCKWOVOX 2 (OW crcssow. Bott^ cttain1 -1-1-D0U8Lf - Ldirlelimlnjta. Double Oxptri'IOt»colii'"„..,------\tcDonBld tnaurenee------~— tExiallmlxonditkm-1--iQGAN.4.iow; _ 734-1711 fi I hahandllno'xour potato planter - GANDYS. WithI inliliierl3 boxes on bade Row markers,kers, Excelkn condlloo -1- LOGAN 2 Lumber prodijluction down iiin 12 states I R row Cfouovo. Belted chain -1-1- THIOKOL 2 row aossover. Belted9d duindi -1- SPUDNIK sood tubo - 1- linancial noods. givo g P SPUONKslinoerlorpilcr-Z-t'■ LILUSTON 4 row cultivators - 2- DAVISa 45' telejcopic potato plters. ______EORTLANDJAE)_-^._L- Lunili£;r pnitluiitiiiii-nrtiirders and shipments 1 Dan a call. Ho'll holp U K Hydrauliea. Wnh IZ’ slinoers. E«ixallent condition -1- MILESTONEIE 22’soed22 pilu -1- MILESTONE seed I decreased in 12 Wcfitern si n slali-s tlie week rndiiin Jui^une 3. _ I y'ou with all your ^ I; cutler - 2- Drawbar cultivaloi/Jiillcillers - 2- JOHN DEERE colored seedcd bubudccts -1-J(»N KERE colored 8 :reatlvo tax planning. ^ —j ^ - T h e - W c s t ^ - W q o d - ll’ro:dxict5'A"T:ue^urH7ud" ’n id~lp^m~b~er-production « y row spud maika -1 - Sood dustjster -1* INTERNATIONAL 12' vineno beater^b( 1' ACE 4 row vine beater, " I d u ring" IhlThdirdify^slHTrl o rtcm ^ d week wa.s m.T m il aajsai’Q-ia u u rs.m '-tr : 2TC%rm;siffiES!m5!S2!33aiaia^^ ' ‘ Sxcellert condition -1 -4 iow;ijubber lirod vine rcllet • 1- LOGANAN 16’1 sell unluding potato bed - 1- -I __miUion-fect lesfl than Uiele p rev iiias tvcck. O rders wwe ere 319 million board • SPUONIKpdatosofter-l-SPUDJDNK potato scoaper •- tr LXKWOOO0004row’po(iopi3nterv13-Rolls6l " - feet, down C6 million feel,eel. Sliipment.4 were mimillion feet, dowh-106= =. " ncwdiQocr Across chains ■ I jspudoik p tcloscopic poLito piler withi4S'boaHr 45' i ------:------m illion feet.- - ...... — 1 G ooding, TILIAGE EQUIPMENTHT------j During the same weekuk la.st year, production wawas ;}23 million board ' VEU □ 1-TRIPLEK9'cullivator. LilcorwWW -1- JOHN DEERE 3 bottom rollcwtIcwt plow. 4200, Wilh tiash turners. _ fcrt-nnd^hmmpnts.S6l-mil!iJ0HN C DEERE 1408-12'------stiibblo chopper - 3-1086 Hay wao< " S A L E T I i y i i r T12:00 ] P.M. LUNCH I SERVED., , We will also bere paying a mileage pprem iu m ' MOTORCYCLES 1-HOMOA-f 100 lnerstat«tiKrtotcy HCTJCW1000 Col JiVlnQ fn^lwcyclo. — TERMS: CASH "again this year.-— rcyclH-oadsdr0nM700.ffiilss^-4(0 kSH OR.BANKABLE CHECK SALESi DAY Windjamma turino, Saddlcbaos.1. 11.0001 miles - 1-.1975185 KAWASAfASAKl motorcyde. Needs woik TKACTORt < TRUCK. 19;g JO r>63BG30 D ri.icioi • C.Vctcillat D-G Cfin 1. Mileage prersmium; 0-14 miles — ^fbwlct Tfsdoi; 197C IH TlBBtai - 10c percwt. TRAILERS, TRUCKSs OiCMl Tfock. M-1200. CowcnlJonalII - CCaiftpilbr lew Uolor Sido'SJo'SHilL 15-30 miles -- mtiTTrtty:'!i3. ?tn u iuutw,-T ISn i Ins.'. Migg ■ 19W M M-- • — - 20-g.percwl.____ ^ «'t)uJt~ l - 10' M ied Iriiler. Taneieni.- — ^ 8l50C«nbino,H»'iio..|a--PM«m.-!i.T).-j kud k6wd6U6iiiU4t-^2)JU.12U: ______31-50 mile s —- 30t per cwt. _ _ Stock radt -1: CHEVROLET 2 lonnbuck.4&2lx3Rsmbsion- t 1-DODGEDOGE 3/4 lon pidQjp. 1984 model..4 1. OMIOM EQUiPUEVT « BOXES I.'.WI '.! O-.ifo Bu-«.'200--IX+Apph)li)Boj«« E = CwlPull-Tyw Onion • r O v e r 51 miles - 40e p8F cwt. : - —~ s^dirrt'- i-jNHrnnioa-^oiB l{hr> «^U tt,-W a rta»!WBflWBfiLogm20’JeH-irt9S}ino-potafb-- Load*. Model PRN - Opel Onion LillciIlci -• Opel Onroii locpci • OiiB Oniooo liliiliefrOnion Unloodw. bed - 1- FORD 10 whselei tiudlick, diesel, with' Looan 20' ^l-ilnli•unloadingbed. ig76modei:- 1- nW C K K B I^ $EMITM1£BS.J'S.J377..Vu!:ii .lO'.Diop Occli-Iiaito-- Iialln»btto.4(rftet«d.TfjlJ«------JTbiS-premiu m.will ±>±ie-paid.on.cIean-beaaans-When-sold _____— IMIfflNATIOmL-lOwlwete-dteel961-1984 modei.-with Doutle L-20-sell-'8*lkjntoadinobed-3-lS-DotjbleL- w/ Rmovdble Sides S BcH Diivcn Rol 1 Rotlom - Commrti 42' riattjcd Tiailerilef ■w/ RcmovcaClfl Spud Sides & selkmloadlnobeds MISC Be# Drwcn Bodom - 1[T Pup TtailwW w/w, lM-ru:un Uciiwl Red • 40' FlaHxwItxx} Tnilcf w/ Removaable Spud 2,.Immediate c:cash for bean crops; dc u r i n g 5CELUINE0US EQUPMEMENT ' -Sides&BellDirvc-M)l5Ofwan20'PoiI' Poi.Hv Ri,i), B«ls. Belled - (4) Haltwrayvay & \Vto)orn Potato Bulk Bodi-- ...... haty.est.____ 1-MISXIN 0' hydrsule conffolJral)« scraper ■ 1- BtK waper, 3 ptI - i:1 ^ Roils 4 'snow In s - 1- FII _ 5th Wt«cl Dolly. ■ ■ . 3. Free storage loadd'^Sds'orbudi-ehiiriSTIncni0x20-T:^-0l-vwfirrurnBseese5T?-Bo&-5lf!lofa-tim«nrTr —^ ■POTHTO HWVESTEBS P) Itm usn,D3n-MiT:rT V^Pot3t'ij-OcW3rtttlnrot3 e until November 1.. i' l 9 B 9 . _■ ______“ 15-xS-_-ax)er» 1- JOm DEEREtolcaUraiaa:£b^iJxSst.ol.dua)$ Jua)}J.5>38c{3mp;:W}z;1-Soclion- — (?) Sp»*«HtehTprtn3-t-x 10”lb. bay b; of RtCB-and-Yellollow-popcom ------scaMoUmo--Antique toobrfloodrdtlQltsnwIdinoTord.ioldlrx} helmet,Imet. - WAYNE MUfUtlfrcafflusv V '. RUtM MACHINERY JD M-90 7 Sli.ini:ii,inV Hri'r' i, III M-/TX) ?4' Oltw! OilC(lie • KiauM J8'Ollid disc • JO upon deliveiery of your crop. ' _ new. Many other items too numerou'OUS to mention. .•ii? 22020'Disc: (2) Aco I’low Psckcts - tbtbt,! ,yir;t S(io«co Rl'Ciainin fiAuocr; PfCsJef 4D-GiiinAooe« — NoterrAuctioneefTs agent only.f. JAll items to bs sold with no-gitsra • Soowa 20' Giaiti Atxw.______5. B eakon is no guarantees whstever.-Buycf "accepts WO MBC. to BE DM THE low in the process of)f contractingi mochindiSB as b. whcr# b. andI b lospa^le tor merchandise uponon aawrding ol bW. Audlon company U.S. #1 beanms., (g) $18 per 100I wv e i g h t . If nol losponjiW® lof oquipmont adrtfvanised buTnot at sale slBi. O w n e r ::KOWDDFAR j RMS the market prDrice Is greater thanI $5 1 8 p e r CASH OR CCHECK AT TIMME OF SALE ------OSMR’KOffBTz'S208^466-2945 * 208-495-2fl12011 (SHOP) ------100 weiflhirB'BsaKiDn'Bean will paya y l h e REED NORE SPARKS AUCTION CO. grow er th e mzlarket price. 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