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R e < a g a r 1 u n < c o v ej r s u m p o »pulai r c u its WASHINGTON (UPlU Pl)-President to keep;p a Hd on next year’s deficit,Icit, takes effect Oct.l and J d ste e r e d c le a r of re s tra inInt. t, He said the national debi deb leads to an America ai work, to fiscal "But let there be no mistake: we hursday nighl his now pretre d lc tc d to rc a c h e d $43.1 billion, ----- Reagan-OUllInedJThur ion. a proposal that Socialal Security cost- will soonon rcoch $l trillion and the costcos sanlly, lo lower taxes2S and less Infla- have no0 choicect but to continue down , latest plan to baianccnee tho budget b y .. Reagaignn proposed cuts In defense;nse-'-of'llving boosts be dc delayed to save of inter[eresl p a y m e n ts a lo n e now no\ tion," he said. “I bellelleve our plan for the roadid lowardlo a balanced budget - ; sp e n d inIng. g but onfy aboul 1 percentIt ofol m oney. 1984.' a m o u nIt i tot< m ore th a n $96 billon, recovery Is sound andjit i will work. a budgel;cl lhalI will keep us strong at ‘ A 12 p e rc e n t spcndiriding cut for most the totalit'al b u d g e l - $3 billion in 1982 S ittin g b e h in d his b broad desk, his "Washiishlngton spends m ore on intcinter- The television appeae a l to th e p eople h o m e nnmd d s e c u re o v e rs e a s ," ------fcaeral-programs._aJ.a-tax.crackdown.. andSi3b■3 billion over three years,______h a n d a -c la s p e d -b e fo re ra-Jiim,_Ri>ngnn __ e s t - t h alan-jm n -all-of-its-educatiorition,— w ^lnthestylethal-wl^n-b^gel-flndj— ^‘None^ile-of-these-stcfH^ll be-casy;:'' • and ihe death of' th
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' ' " 1 3 h il a v e k o e a l c: o n c e> : r n lUCE HAMMOND -- • alternative? The- salternative is places to save moriey,” Bradshaw u R f r ~ ' TImcs-N-.-News writer bankruptcy for the natjallon. _ _ said. ____ “I Ihink It’s the rfghl5ht direclloh. and "That'sa t's w h a t w e 're all going to hav e : y I believe his proposalll makes sense," to do to rmake Reagan's plan work: m IN FALLS - The presldeni;nt Is Bradshawsald." look foor r savings while we're still g for more budget cuts, and,d mnot B ut h e a d m ilte d th aat t Reagan's plan solventt bbe e fo re w e e n d up b a n k ru p t. Al e v e ry oo m n e is th rilled . will forcc Idaho agencincles and public some poinw int y o u h a v e lo sto p ask in g for 1 tell you one thing, the farmcimcrs schools to face ssome “harsh moremonn o n e y , ------mall businessmen In our area art realities." B ra dIshaw, sh a who Is 70, said much the ’ walct^out for reductions In i "Thesepeoplewlllhiho v e lo look for a s a m e aboiaboul Reagan's call for a more ams'lhey’ve relied on. likee Ihell w ay to do the job with w what they - tightly-n’-m an ag rt * Social - Security Business AdministrationI 'and ar havo,"‘ho sold. "It'ss :sod. but some- system,1, withm checks for waste and armers Home Adminislralion,Ion," limes a toxing agency!:y has to go broke fraudulentileni filings. lere savings and Kl Buhl businessman Geor;forge before it can see whei leagan doesn't get Ihls (Social my. betteroperalloncnnbe ly) Into financial stability, Ihe S n w c i W h i s uHnformal Times-News phqr)hqne _ : As on e x a m p le , Bra( ople-of-our area.are golng.tii- lSchoorD Is,rIc.r-",P^Pi“ y, all M a^c Valley r^ldcndenis hdmelown’s'Wen'deirS jp a n d no l e v e n ge t a ch ec k ," he I an apptoxlmale eled supporl President Ronolonold which ended up with a ‘Politicians arc great at voting ree y e a rs a m . in's goal of fiscal stability,’, butbi $90,000 d e b t a b o u t thre< mething and letting the next | j [ I tru s t h is m e th o d s. I n a nation: Itlon pay for ll. Well, we're HHRR :lonal -T h e school d is tric!tlrledanj^rallcil t ------sd d ress* Iwo times to pass anm overrice levy, puylugfor i for an additional '$i6-bllllc but just the same, aI yeary ago they’d Anthonylony, who serves on the Idaho (t c u t d u rin g 1982 a n d a r “ paid off the debts, hailad $25,000 in Ihc Democrat:ratlc P arty Executive Council, c d Social S e c u rity sy ste m . ., bank and had manageigcd to give Ihelr soys thetie ideali of balancing the budget ■ :ryone agreed on one thini ihead r a is e s ," h e ssaid- a Is a mand:andatory goal, but he disagrees ! T h e r ei' ^s more belt-lightening ahe; ow the adrriinlslration proposes ■ ZTLJIl______fo r lnidlvlduals, d l\ b^lnessw and localIx - "I asked the superK-rlntendent how :e agonclM alike, they'd done ll,and beesaid s thcyh^ ~ ^ ? ^ “r~ ‘-■■f * s e rv l c e i u can’t do 11 by cutting in one ' said ellmlnale a few teacheh e r positions, but - " I thhlnk ir we should back him." sa while bolstering up somewhere r a u , ------S f tn ,__Ken K ..Bradshaw, R^cndelndell. mostly,.they watchedJd lh c ir expenses r “ G olly.y . If w e d o n ’t, w h a t'sr ' 'the tl and supplfcs — alwavayTlooHng for ■^'Se^ACTIOrrPa^J"^—
r .JP *',-* ^ ..... e a g a n -’ j s s e e o rt i d t r i p ole. R-Kan., said, "It's goinging lo miiilary budget - pcperhaps up lo $4 And SenSen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J.. said, . ■ ■ be louglugh" lo give Ihe presidentIt IhcII billion lo$S billion, “Tlie president pro* has gone too for in b u d g e;t t c u ts h e o u tlin ed In a 27-mlnuilnute " I th in k It c a n be dcd o n e ," he sa id of c u llin g’ ththe e n o n -d efen se portion? of Ihe ■--^■.“ ■'3 natlonalllally televised address. the president's latest•st budge t-c u ttin g b u d g e lt .... . and the American people “ N o) oone r Is enthusiastic about facitaclng plan, “bul not specific[Ically Ihc way he arc goingIng ilo say ‘enough is enough.'" * u p lo aiadditional budget cuts," said sa wants." S e n . Max M: Baucus, D-Mont., said ^ D ole, whwho helped steer Ihe recentIt laxli Liberal Democratss Iblasted Reagan Reaganin ""has got a problem." and _ c u t a nid d farm bills t^ u g h Congrcs?rcss. for slashing social pprograms while Senale_Ie Democratic loader Alan r a .i-m ,.-ii-i^ nn« ■ " W e 'wwlirbe ll Very slow To culTurlhulher proposing to cut Penentagon spending' Cranstonton of Califomia said, "Plainly ' Free rid* ------in to thtw o nutrition and social progragram— by a smaller amounts1:------n is econorjnomlcprogramwill not wo rk , ------Tom Slmm(imons of Twin Falls Isn't exaccacUy riding Railroad for oloe years, bas tbe ]ob olof bopping areas." Sen, Edward Keni;nnedy, D-Mass., But HouseHoi Republican leader Bob e ond assistant Republlcj tbe trainI “f“first class,” but be doesn'tI't e:q>ecti to. offaodootbi1 tbe railroad cars to swi t^ tbeb e t r a i n s t o , „ illcan said Reagan "offerc■red a sim p listic M ichelI saidsai he was "prepared to meet le a d er 1Ted Slevens of Alaska sa Simmons,s, ai Bwitchman for tbe Uolotilon Pacific different tra H i g hi i e r s a l e i t a x s uu g g e s tce d r “- Q o o d —-n InflatUio n rate remainsr S tate legislativek plolan to aid hi(ugher educaition i | p f f ( i n g !* atdouible-digitit mark BOISE (UPl) — - An inlerim send a a bill to th e 1982 L e g islaiture tu r However, Sen. Da3avld Uttle, R- WASHINGTQN (UFJPI) - Consumer digits; ——J 9.9 p e rc e n t. legislative commlltc(ttec studying ways callingig forI a public referendum onuthe th Emmell, said the coijommlllee should Twin/in Falls girls, B orah price Inflation stayedkJ In double digits I>asl;l yeyear, Ihc cost of living wont up of financing higherher education ru- issue of-chargingof Idahoans tuitionm sat rccommend cutbacksHa in higher edu- boysys win Boise Invitationalp a ] fo r A ugusi - u p 10.6> ppe rc e n t a n n u ally — 12,4 ppercent. e rc So far Ihls year, Ihe commcnded Thui^a;sday an increase in thestat<:ate universities and collegc. c allo n . — wilh a jump Inin housing costs Labor■ DepartmentD< said, aclual per- „ . "I think we've malade mislakes In C rosOSS Country m eet — C3 leading the way, theic government re- formanceince Indicates an annual Infla- the sales tax. shoullOuld Ihe need fo r u n dder e t Idaho law,' universities an „ Idaho In the past," LiltleL said. "We p o rte d T h u rsd a y . lio n r aateof9,6percenl, te ( additional revenue■arise. arl j„ll5gesges may charge fees for nor ( ^ have loo much. We'r!'re Just going lo The "m arket baskekef of goods and The! AugustAu accounting also showed The vote' came alafter Legislative academemlc purposes bul may not rc Cityty can tum w aste f .huvetocutdowTj." services used for coro m p a rls o n 'b y th o th e mcKlliCKllcarcare •index-ioominjrup-' Council staff presentented several pro- quire studenls s lo pay dlreclly fo iter into energy, He said the commiTiitlee should an- Labor Departmenl ggrew 0,8 perccnt ward,. whilewh food price Increases were posals to raise the ssalf a le s ta x lo 4 .5 o r G e ducatlcational programs, , swer the queslion "wliivhat can we do to cashs h — C l m o re e x p e n siv e InA\ugusl. u wilh modi- fairly' strongsir and energy costs hardly percent and eliminatinate all sales tax Son.1. Edith 1 Miller Klein, R-Bolst ’ im p ro v e l u c a l i o n without wi spending cal care and food cost:ists helping lo s p u r c h a n g?ed, e d , exemptions. The presentation pr was movod?d the commillee make no re< ’ m o re a n d m o r e m oneye y ? " , the rise. All figureses report^ were But[ theth various costs associated requested by commnmillee Chairman ommeniendations to Increase taxes t f,/° Kelly disagreed,d, saying the jnate^committee votes® seasonally adjusted. w ith housing hoi — especially record • R e p . D a n K elly , R*MoMountain Home. financece higher education. She said th ? Legislature aiso mustst look forward to to SSsave Social Security Althou^ last mononth's rise w.is mortgagigage Inlercst rales and rent - nillee did not have sufficlcn A n o th e r p ro p o saII l would w set aside 1 nnu providing for Ihe needs n of Idaho mini gentle compared loJiJ u ly ’s 15,2 p e rc e n t a c c o uinlcd n lc for 54 pcrcent of the entire mallon of how much, if an> Inimum — A 3 p e rc e n t of s a le s taX x ctcollecllons to pay s tu d e n ts 20 y e a r s fro m n o w . nnniinl Pmwtb thnhe Increase was monthlyhly change, department analysis ional revenue would be neede - ..off debts incurredtd to present by ° R e p . U w r e n c e Knlgge. Ki R-Filer, notably worse thanJ sseveral previous" said.' se al 1983, Idaho’s three publiclie iuniversities and ^orflsca opposed any tax Incre;•eases a la ll . u s l n e M i ...... A 9 -1 1 months. Those happppler figures pro- The’S' ConsumerC Price Index for co lleg e , M rs.s. Klein I sald'she was "not sureurc" "I, at this time, amat not ready to CUiU M l f l e d ...... C 6 - I 2■12 m p te d o n e a d m ln istritration spokesman Augusttst wasv 276.5, which meant goods The m easure would)uld raise aboul W In c reaslng a si sales taxes "was the bc£best support any kind of a tax increase," Cono m l c s ...... B 3 4 to declare in May,ly, “Double digll and serv« r v lc e s th a t c o st $100 In 1967 had i million the first yoar,•ar, enough to ellm- way tolo iraise revenue" because off theth Knlgge said. "As 1 lom enon Is behind g one up t far as closing u r A b b y ...... A 1j2 2 Inflation as a phenoi Upt0$276.50. in a te th e M m lllloIllion slale higher effectt oof Ihe nation's poor economlomy schools down, once yyou start a pro- ^ rj.i M edlci•dical care turned In an eighth l a h o ...... AA 8 8 education institution;ions owe for con- and inflation inl upon taxpayers anand gram it's politicallyly Impossible to J t " Despite the neww figures, Jerry conscculKullve month of large Increases, struction of building:ings on lhcir cam- buslnes:losses. However, she said il waw as te rm in a te It.” M[ a a { g l c V a U c y ...... CC l l J o r d a n — a m e miber b of President with AugustAuj up 1,3 percent, the same p u se s. " th e e a is ie s t w a y to g o ." He said additionalll revenue should Obt• b t t u a r t e s ...... CC2 2 Reagan's CouncilII of E c o n o m ic a m ojnt u n t:as July. Hospital rooms were ' K elly s a id a f te r th[he e c u rre n t building B u t Rep.F Kitty Gumsey, R-Bols I— ■ AT V O L CD O ’S T w irN FALLSSTdi i ® i T — 0 p ' ■ '.' 1 . aChance of shouiiDers thmughoiout the day Twin Fails, Burlfirley-Rupert, n a t jo)NAL n / WEATHER SERVtCE FORE( IRECAST »o 7 PM EST 9 - 2 5^5-01 ______Jen>rae-Goo^areas ______^-.,„_^3QflQ_j977 ------3aOC ■ Cliaiice of showersrs eariyc loday. fS* — 3 o : o o ~ continuing through the day. Partly cloudy tonight wllhI slight sll chancc of showers, Moslly sisunny Satur- t SOSTON I day. Winds variable.>. 5 lo 12 mph. ) ^ r .r. • D o i i b l ^ h u n g r . Highs upper 50s to lov .-.pa^etnentry-'—^ low 60s loday | W YORK H . ^fe'doMv ” i and middle 60s Salurdjirday. Lows 35 V J_I^HICAOO / m to 40 d e g re e s w ith spotty o ttj frost, Si^HAwci.gciscdtiiy o ^vEH J ^ X 'j Learn Hoy. ft ...... - - - : r Camas Prairie, Halrtatli^, Wood ''‘ icwj t p J e ^ c e M d'irnO i ut-W indovu ______River valley:______Showers likely lodaylay wilh clouds \ ( I V* ATLANTA and showers decreaslcasing tonight. h io h e s - iMfUm Partly cloudy wilh aI fe'few mountain tem p er showers on Saturday.y . HighsI 55 to GO degrees both days.s. ILows In the /rjw -f SrI'eans \ j “'*"i : A* I N O O h l l ______m id d le 2Qs tonight. _____^ 's Easy:\ivnsn:;W ir er^pvryou:^iH ow :; Northern Nevada anda uUl ta h ; « « ■ ■ ■ W a rye^hpjviSiS£ t h £ s f t s ^ Variable cloudinesjless through v- /ay-To Replace-W ir (2gt«)wiAjN “ W oda.ws-uW d-.GgfT'i Salurday with scatter LOW pj;ggssipnai Lookin tered mainly w e:ATHEfl a t FOTOCAST «i — Even-I^ Y ou'fe I afternoon and evening: f^ey^D onF"ITBBefore. See HowN Andersen' leading to a cold night ii thundershowers. Coo ing and Monday may hampS p e h a y I ' , P®'erm a-ShleldW lndovipw s A nd D oors Mal< Highs in the 70s today s r - s i!skies should be fair on d r y in g . I k e T h e J o b G o E aasier. s l GOs on S a tu rd a y . Lows iin n the 40s. O n T h u r P a n e vaporaiion Is fore ...... ■ - K G E T A i Friday, SaSapto»nbef25. ieai Times-Nis-N ew a, Twin Falls, Idaho A-3 - — — S e im a t e CO3 i n m i t t ie fl r e s tct o r e s ' ' , ------U m i ' i . A ' l i Tr C o - — So<► d a l S e ------J ------U!>] Senators Ernest HHolllngs.i D -S.C .andR R obert Byrd, D*W. V a.,«I., display typical schoolo l l u t t c h Demoi}crats]ca b o o j^ titenty di -; WASHINGTON (UPI) - ) - As- P re sl- R o b e rt B yrd/rd of Wesi Virginia, listing CCommittee, called the president's p d e n t R e a g a n p re p a re d lc W W elcom e i lo serve up the three targetsta candidate Reagan pprogram an “ affirmative actionac move new restralnls, Senate le Democrats • died repealeatedly as placcs lo save tto destroy one of the best p ro g ra m s met Thursday over a frugi •ugal repasi lo money, vw e h a v e ,” tako a poko at tlie budge |A U T U M dget austerity Byrd saidId thI e lunch w as a n e x am p le He said he didn'l eat hispi p la stic c u p , F l alreadyenacled. of “some oofl f th e decen t p ro g ra m s th a l of o ketctiup bccause it wasi halfh sugar. Start Tho ^ ; With; television crews :ws hovering will suffer,"r," and add^, "We don’l onnd charged that new schchool lunch about as attentively as. wai Soason Rrght! waiters, aboul think the Am\merlcan people Intended.. standards s would leach chilhildren bad two dozen senators ate t e lhe official .todeprivet'e tfie s(Jhool c h ild ren of th is eatlnghablls. e school lunch — ketchup, rr >. milk, a liny natlonofadeidequatefood." Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-D -V t„ sa id ------m eal pntty nnrf frr-nph tfrlr rJe.s. - d esig.------fU _a-r»w * ws-amf«r«neer-Byr m /MCf onocMT ■ i ® — ' - - p ® £ r S s i I l g H ^ I P re2 js i d e a t ss l h o u l d ^ — H s c rca p M X ss y s t e m If Presidi:ident .Ronald Reaganan is serious about ------providinga• a strong nationai. defeifense, one that won’t ' ______incurjiorrcn‘cndous costs, he shoulcild move to scrap, the Jand-basedd ^MX missile system, . |\i ' It alreadyjy has been indicated ththat Reagan favors a scaled-downvn MX racetrack syst/stem that would be 1 i j j H ll - ' placed on Jand la already owned bby the government, This wouldId eliminate using parlart of Ulah for the s. ' ------«riginal-planlan-and-theceby-aw^ i^ u c h 4>t-the-regional---- ...... uproarover2r theI program. - | i ' Ih v a ' But Nevadada Gov. Robert Listfca;?ays any plan to place : i i i m ------MX_on-NelliiJlis^ir-Force-Base-neaibr-Las-Vegas-will-be— met wilh leflegal challenges. Listt has1: been echoing a common senentiment over MX: Thehe nation needs it bul not on ray land.lar It has beco:come more and more qiquestionable not only . whether thele ination does indeed ne mes Kilpatrick . ■'A 'ITaskfo^rce onI crime makes] s some Ipositiv; e p r o p <}osals ' V n lv c n : il P rv ssS yn ij W h a.[ ccan be done about if’ l>ast asl of the robberies. Wee have laws - chargen2 reduclion, or other meUiods.’Is." law-abiding citizens,5, Only Uie m ost •■it , WA.SH1NGT0N-ThiThe statistics on month th is obvious," says ihe report, the Attorney General's TaskJsk hundreds of taws - iriniended lo con- The tatask forcc also calls for a crim e no ivnnersJiock, r an paranoid members ofof Ihe gun lobby there are defendanis as to k. F o r c e onon Violent Crime brouptit inT a Irol the sale and to pujunish the use of amendm Wo havj; Rrown numb Imenl lo Ihe Gun Control Actct (of could (^pose them1 - and surely ,„om no imb lo them: one report coc o n tain in g 64 sp e c ific rec o'm- m - handguns, bul the 1: no conditions of release will laws are often 1968 lhahat would require a waitiniting Congress can find the U; backbone to rcasonabi m u r d e r e v e ry m inute■utes, ono fo rc ib le m e n d a tiotions. The proposals make lably assure the safely ,of ike contradicloo’ and Iheileir enforcement period1 before completion ofif a o v e rc o m e Ih e lr objecliclions. '■ p a rilc u la i rape ever>' s^x minuteslies, one robt>cry_ sense, EExcept (or.one grant-in-aid ular persons or the community, aid is inconsistent. Congrt’ress has power, firearmsms sale. The period woulould The recommondalklions on ball also every 58 ’seconds, The Th( mind's eye program, respect to such defendants, ihe m. intended lo assist the stalesles under the Commerce ‘Clause,C lo enact permit a turns away: it wili no I a tighter check on purchasersers. arc sound. Under pres•esent law, judges CQuns; muslmi bo givon the authority to not look at the in buildirding more prisons, the reportorl a few’ laws o( nationalal scope - laws jhe bette tter to keep weapons oul off ththe must release a suspecccl on ball unless denyja ball il," foarfuJ reality. d o e s not}t iask for legislative appropria-•la- w ith te eth in th e m , h a n d s of Ic rim in a ls and lunatics, there is convincing' evidence 1 to in- wf,en t Vet violent crimeJ iiin the United tioas ItI aa s k s only for le g is ia liv e will,I, F o r one e x am p le , fe ;n the proposal was advanced ft“derai law now Underer present law, the Importatloallon dlcate thal the susptipeci will (all lo lasl menu ‘•tales Is indeed a fcarfarfuJ reality. We me deal here with iwo recom-im- permits, but does no lonlh, spokesmen for the Ameri- wt rct|uire, »he of certnllain concealablc handgunsIS 1is show up for trial. No'Jothlng else mat- Civil ‘.link or ourselves asIS a; free peoj-ie mendatioitions only. One has to do wilhilh imposition of an addi ivil Liberties Union wept lears Iditional on> to prohlbilclited - bul Uie act is flawed<1 bby terB. The lask forcece remarks lhat qj a tig u is living In a free society,ety, bul in every handgunsjns, the other with ball. In lO-year sentence for uj ?uish. How could the "danger- use o( a firearm an Inlole:3lerable omission: The acl doesdoe ijeople have nover_b g S ': ■ ■ :•. m.S?:' - ■ - T k ' ■ ■ m ® 3 ~ E ^ F Y//^ i|r y - /Av->-— f f l i i i ifL, \Vi;-7- K -Jf - s>^-5= ------f u ' ' £a|gev M r ^ S h o f ter p ' ; t r o ; I ______P i| ___ L_ t^ ___ & [ f c - M ------I t * P s F a l l ^r v a t t l i e im a i i r o i si s c o v e f a lb o u n t y ' — ■ ^ c f f a n tt a s t i c f i nn d s a t p rir i c e s y o ul a n d y €) i u r f a m i lly c a n a vp p r e c i ate t ! H fe*vee s o t y o uI . H . & G m r ^ e S i ic c v e r e dl i i v i f r o mn tiead tcto to e , th ir o u g h t h e A u t u l e s n o w . . IP u m n a n cd ] into till . . w i t h v a rl l e t y , c o nn f o r t a nI i d v a lu e« s ! W h e n I y o u s h o)P i m ' ‘ ■ R S^A > — ai t t o o e i l e ceaticn«-it i t s a v e s y^ i ' o u e n e n= O y ^ a n d ^ p r e c? c i c u s t inn e l T l i e !s a l e o f ttie l seasoi - ^ E |e s o c co m e a n dc ie e t* e mn w h i l e tt l h e a e t t i rn* is fiood /iG^omily 2(iooppifig Geftte/t'- S v '^ P ^ v T -f::i*r'SlP A i r H d u i ^s With 33 Storees To Serve You MONDA^Y THRU FRRIDAY • UmERED HEIlEN ------^ l O Ak^M^TO ^ 9 P.I'.M. • OSCO DRUGS,s ------• BLUE LAKES SISHOWKASE S>ATURDAY % vBUnREYFOOODS • WOOLWORTHH DEPARTMENT STOREIRE H H 10 A.l . M . t o 6 P*.M. . I • THE MERC DEPiPARTM ENT STORE < • THE MODE LTErD. DEPARTMENT STORORE - SUNDAY • THE GOLD M>INE ir 12 NODON TO 5 PP.M._ ' • JENSEN JEWELELERS • THE CLOSET EXTENDED) HOURS FOROosco — • T-SHIRT 4 - BBUTTREYS — • LERNER SHOPSPS • HOUSE OF FAI\BRICS I’ MANDARINM HOUSE REST/iFAURANT i p • ZALES • MICHELLE'S • B. DALTON BOOOKSELLERS — KITS CAMERAS« - ■ ------• SNACKS sj- • FO O D AT THEEFAIR • MR. MARKS i' \ __ WAT( m F O R JTHE____ • MAURICES _ - - • KINNEY SHOESES------GRAN ^ b O P E ^NING • THIRD DIMENSISIO N INC. B r l OF • MUSICLAND - p l • CHRISTIAN B O O K STORE • ONE.HOURMAlARTlNIZING f t f lw - " A A O A\A i M I E & ME"i • A N N 'S HALLM>AARK • AETNA FINANiNCE ij^ • HUSKY CARWiVASH • THEMANDARIiRIN HOUSE RESTAURA^:a n t • KARMEL KORNN • THE JEANS SCE: e NE FACTORY OUTLETLET \ aJ I | 3 « t BLUJELAhKES v ' i" SHOP^PINGfCEN1TER&MALL r3 i9 ^ '^ o a \l ...... B s O H S .-. ..-.,*>,f, '. -■. -. .-Jt:-; nynxK^y j ‘t . . 8 ______A.-U U m aa-N ew a. Twin«(n fFalls. Idaho Trlday, SeplflipiambflfSS. 1061 ------C a s e f : s C I A nr e c o r d sy e x e m ]p t ^ Quebeticparliame ent leader WASHINGTON (UPI) (L - CIA that vitaital secrets may be exposed ^ Allan Adler and Moklorton Halperln coiirt-brdi . . Diroctor .WUllam .Casi'asey urged Con* through rdered disclosures and m^m h error or- misguided courtJrt Insisted In a Jolnntateitement on behalf bin of fon ta flees fr*roriihoslagige takers :77TTr-£re8a Thursday, loJ exemptc alLint—.desions,in s > \ ...... 'ormerCIAagcnts. .-of the American CivilI LUbirtie# Union - B ufCC a a se y -stise s se d lh a t ^^Ih'e -In-;--ln .-Q U E B E C . ( U p n — A young ' couple demandeddor a Jdb'for one'or ; telligence records fromfroi Freedom of - ‘Whilec severals bUlabEfore'Congrcss JM that th'e-ihfdrmation law li has led to formationIon law '-n o t ledks or unun." couple armed wllh.iiJiandguns-took ‘ them —- w wl hich o n e w a s not c le a r — Information Act rcqucquests to end dis* • would add ad to the categorlea of In- In- exposing many abusesis that had been authorUc ORRECTIn o i l : . I Housee a p p r o v i — ------lii-thoJulLpai jes$45QjL m iilionJfonhighiiways—- ago-ad^for-CommercI► rclal-Ttlrw -that^arr ------1 T h u r s d a y , S o f WASHINGTON (UPlJPD-TheHouse tion," said w Rep. James Howard, opt. 24, 1981, tho Sale' Sal pricos on tha- rd, -m inim um level of accej:eplable service Ilon levels voted Thursday to autlauthorize an addi- D-N.J.,, chairmci an of the House Com* e ls fo r th e H ig h w ay tr u s t fund,ind, fo llo w in g I t o9ms r wore Inodvortonl fn* on the Interstate sysle}lem,^' such as with (l.SS antly omitted. Tho - tional $450 million for foi work on the mittee onor Public Works and Trans- l.SS billion fo r th e (trima ry T i m o s - N e w s r< providing an adequate:e m e an s of a c - s y s te m , ini rogrots this oversight.I t. ; interstate highway systiystem In 1982. - p o rta tioon. n , . including completion of prior-ior- ...... commodating entry anand exil traffic ity routes But coupled with the action was a c,,nnnrt es alread designated for con- orters of the bill said thetie now; pavement desfgn ______more.m odest '‘redefini•finltion” of what ^ u p ^ gn that accom- structlon;n: $800 million for interstate : was needed because Increas-'IS.' modales the types anand volume of resurfacin I th e c o m p leted sy ste m w cing, resloration. and re- s of money are required Iqto traffic anticipated foi The biil passed on a 5 for a pyear habllitatioition; and $l billion for bridge rehabilitate exist|ng sdc-_. period: and a design qf^fqurof Ijnes, in ___r e p la c e mm e entand rehabilitation ______: Interstate syslem. areas with popuJanorIons o'f’ under ■‘Completion by 1990990 is an illusion f f l — PICKUUPTIRES I 400.000, six lanes in areai!as w ith popula* T h e billill eliminates i the $125 million nottody believes anymo'more," Rep. Bud ‘ Some S( m ■■■ HlwayTrc Id tions of between 400.00010 1and 1 million, set-aside p Tread Specials • S h u s te r. R -P a ., said duiduring debate on of their; sections £ are nearing the end i provision that assured all fr average 20-year initial lifele and eight Janes in areasas with popula- states woulo u ld rec eiv e a m in im u m of 0.5 th e bill. span and i R»gulor SALE P.E.T. r id need extensive work to keepjp tions ofoverl million. c e n t o fl The bill provides "ne■'new, m ore re a l- th e h ig h w i of the tolal authorization even£ W | tS4.4« $99 $2.86 iw a y In u sa b le condition, th e ir sections se of the Inlereslateate Istic concepts of interilerstate comple- The nev W 750-16 8 Zjj•79.10 <14 (3.66 new definition refers to "thele The bill sets new, highgher authorlza* -system hav la v o been co m p leted . B75.16.5TL s •7S.34 971 $63 $3.94 . 950*!6.5TL g lg \ r |t9.SI $4.48 A rizonaa C ong resssm an leaves2s D em bcrirats r ■RACTION ; PHOENIX. Ariz. (UPUPI)-Rep. Bob-by the 11 ,7 I A ffllVIVHISABY t f t j r t Sptclal Ply F.E.T. »; liberals who dominate thele aboutboltlngtheparty. Stump, a conservativeve Dcmocral1 and party.^^ BM p 7 0 0 x 15 • 14* 4 5 "You can-be sure he's h« met with m ’ v o n 3.23 administration supportporter, quit his The def 750x16 tS< - nl Reagan on this and isIs going g e t SEPT. $59 8 4.09 ^ ^--party Thursday to b«become a Re* Congress,iefectlon, first in the current 1 1 4 -2 6 ^ I 8 7 5 x 1 6 5 Ic some goodies,” said Charles C Pine, • • 5 8 4 .4 8 ^ (publican — lhe first suesuch defection In majorilySB, reduced the Democratic g g T 950x165 $71 Id former Arizona Democratic D NJ • 7 4 8 4 .6 3 .^Congress since Ronlonald Reagan increased:y In th e H ouse to 242 and NATIVITY SITS l». chairman and a lop parlyl y operative. L'oyov'o w a y C h r iif m a s . -"'^■becam e president. o n e vacaned tth e G O P ro ll lo 192. T h ere is for There had been specuculatlon S lu m p sp« ~~9 I : t___ / / / y / J ^ R V E SS T I d z P k ''I’V ^ ^ ^ 1 Blue Lakes Shopping Center f i A a l u e ; 734-9400 B :s ■ )W fcAH I ------T u n T o r S " ______ACCESSORIES ri ~ CHILDRENS^S I MENS i ; ; ■ Vj 1 SWEATIT E R S c o oO R D I N A T E^ SUNGLASSES B O Y S a n d G5IRLS STITRETCH j| -SHELLS & CARDRDIGANS ■ GR REi!EG. 8.00 TO 20.00 GROUPS JACKE" BY JOYCE ANDA3M 0 N E T A SLSLACKS N O W ^ 9 9 ENTIRE STOC)CK C. AND A":'A ACTICTION BY LEVI j> % _ BOBBIE SIZES 7 -1 4 4 0 ®/ ilE BROOKS ------R E G .2 4 .< f e - - - !4.95NOW -^-g„- -f| NOW ^ ^ N - o w y ^ o ^/ "O F F BLOUSS E S 4( EXPANDOMATICEX •' 'i BY LE G R ANG EE 5 COLORS BYHAGGAR -5: lIN G ERIE :n it t o p s RRINGS REG. 2 6 .0 0 LO N G SLEEVEECREPES C NOW^ $ - | ^ 9 9 DPICS& SPARE PARTS M ENTIRIIRE STOCK B R A S a n d PANNTIES POLY. REG. 22.02.00.30.0^ NOW_ ENTIRE STOCt M 0 % m 3 3 '/3% JCOCKEY ill 1 4 ” tT c O 19” N O W 2 0 ° / ^' OFF EVERSIBLE "URSES ^____ UNDIDERWEAR C O O R D IINATE ^ I _ CHINA f '7 j J f i l ENTIITIRE FALL LINE ------— FULL RANAN G E MENS SIZES ____ GRO UI JACKETS i w NOW 2 5 % O F F IFRANCiSO:an N O W r JPS t:iP-O FF SLEEVES BY COUNTRY SUBUBURBAN, 20%"^^ if SUMME E ^ER COLLECTION "COUNTRY CRAFlFT" BY'AT EASE" ____ RRRRUSSAND/D ACT III TO _ ------N O W i - ...... R E c r ^ o : 5 Q O / - O F F . i!3:ooTro«r2^99 ALL FALL COUDLORS 3TONFWA \ ______lEMlEMAN I f '■RUSSET BROW N "( NOW ^ OFF BUBI HATS OR BBLE VESTS F \ "ALMOND CREAM' P F A T . . S5HOES h ZIPFF FRONT 3 COLORS ^MER STRAW^ TERNS OPEN STOCK;(SALE DISCONTII'JTINUED MODELS i :• KNITSUHITS REG. 35. N O W £ I5.00NOW 2 4 ^ ^ ,'5 Xf ^5 0 % ° " ^ 3 F F T H R U q c 3 3 ^ % ° ' ' i; REG. 75.00 NOWV 54” 3 3 ’/3 % 10-3-81 OPEN DAILYY 10:00 A.AA.-9 DAYS' ^ K B E P C A i REGIST ? P.M . •SATURD, ITERNOW TOW/VINAFREE IO) SSPEED BIKE ;; 1 0 : 0 0 AMA■-6 P . M . •SUND, P.M. D A V S N O O h ^ 3 ^ ^ D R A ^ ■jG SEPT. 3 0 th H j l l p H l l ^ — /< •'• ..... ' - . - ' Ffidaday, Seplem borZS. 1981 - Time;'imeS'N ows. Twin Falls, IcJaho A-7 - B V m W e Cju ll a ra n te e i B SV l M L Z e ^ l \ a t Le :a st a ; H g i 20%=S=savlngs__ o n AU l l lCeneric WIZARRD t M &M 's D r u gg s s . . . LIOHTI^IR PLUID P L A I N O R J . R e g u la r O r i Hickory ScenK PIANUT ? 32 Ounces C h o c o la te C a n d le s i o s c o Reg. $1 ■ R«o.25‘ : : : | S 9 I 9 FOR T O sco can save y o a n d m o r e s S on selected pn 3 n e r i c drugs; how eve i t e e a youu)ito50% a savings o f at le a p p r o v e d rescription gen generic drugs, proval re- ASSSORTMINIr g er, w e guaranti : ' ^ In d uudes e Aii W icker On Hand, quiredq for pure leric drugs, :^ S L i ^ . ! cepi Love Seats, Accent least 20% on af hairs. And Drum Tables ■ A y o u r O s c o for further ;. D octor's appr PIDIRAL inform ation. ! o f f ^ B J '" rchase o f genei HI-POW»WIR tai:ake good care ( JB. I ) pharm acist fo SHOTOG U N S H i L L t i2GaugeShoihotgun Shells. Be RSady Fo save way ■ HuntlngSeascason This Year,-Also Buy- Your Huntingi g I L ic e n s e At n c - o of yourself... OSCORsg.S: — g g SSmV I C T O R B U S I T R A P S I e the liM4'h)7 ’ W oodon Disposable Mouse Traps s « . OSCO Reg. 59' - STRI IIA / i ----______■111 STSEsa H W /Z li K iS rI “ TableBO 1 I % > < ' nil MTlMM* I OSCO f v j T w m I FOR I g g g — ^ R0g.S4.M S S r O R M U l i INC I g 5 5 9 > sc o I s c o '' — ^ SI(H O I PO LISH I Di» A i i . Y 1 1 m es in Biack. Brown, Tan, ITAMIN A B U S S B l I D - p i N G v'■TM n IIN*« And Neutral, M /0O unces 0001.u , 1 Pound BagI FcFor Those Dedicated V Mil ) C a p s u le s OStO Reg.79' IINIBALt Flshorm antha''hat Are Still______■ 30 Tablets I OSICO Reg. $2.19 Bringing Thom f l CSCSCO Rea. $3.99 . OSCO . Reg. $1.19 7 9 0°S C O g » * j 57^A% - ry H A l I s ^ ^ eo uJGHTABLITS i 30 Mentho-Lyptus ablets In Four Flavors us OSCO Reg. 89* ^8; R A I D C R A C K & tlL I C T IID D CREVICI J'Spray TorCrawIlng Insocis, STRIP »3Ccmc“ With Special Sprayer TOYr JONNY CAT ^ S3iJ i Dunc»»c BATLITTIR CLO!»SE-OUT 10 Pound Bag We Have To Make Room For Our (OSCO R«g. $1.79 $ 3.66 I C hristm as3 TiToy O rders, So We 1 iO• Wm h V Have Marksked Many Others Down ^ 1 I CA ______I AID ______- -lo ^ e lU C hioose-Pfom-Fi9Che5-P»^ o c = > rtc e 7 - Gabriel, Pla;Mayschool, And Moie. t oOLID M k ^ INSIIB 1C T *TR IP 1^ K illsIs 5Sm all Flying I n si0 0 '.'.I ? U p ■^'>4 M o n th s OSC( ■EE ’■ o s c o R e g . $1.r8r « a 9 »TTON PU PFS 100 Triple Size Or KIR 9 YDS '' 'r:r::^?^c0fF E E ’ 2 6 0 C o s m e tic P u ffs ^ n i O AM/PM OSCORag.eg* LOCK RADIO M R . C O F r U g s s o r e s c e n t COFFIIMAK f l ctronic Time N o . C B S 7 0 0 play.No.J257 _ OSCO Rog.t3S.9e 2^ I LLOl STH CU F lu o re E ie c tri D isp la OSCC ST W j ___ A'-flTfmas-Nowa.Twinwin Falls; Idaho ' Friday, Sopt B ank rob(bbery B a i i i T H H B f f S 3 su sp ect sseen - n mi m * h - L ! oaANi In n e a r Mc(:Call J r ' \ T R U T . M McCALL (UPl) -- LawmenL and ' V MINT '■ bloodhounds searched>d easl McCall HUTtM Thursday for a man belibelieved to have ”CONTROL UMMUM VOITAM IB; taken part In the robbery« r y of a R iggins V A IV I A O O 2"* RIMUtOI I o*no*it» jMot.o. 077 SOLtNOlMOOS l i t , 7,n —ln«ur>tlrl t i m b fc X V : b a n k e a r iie r in lh e week.ek. - — E ic atd i M tt Aviliibia i n c u A N n ibla Al Faetorv « l« . J.4* I H . |.« « Claan* The manhunt beganin afteri McCall OrlBlnil . A A n M011 oti f O Q To Cornet C M t a — 1 — — — 01 Or** Police Chief John Lyo-yon spoiled a Car* ^ 9 Chatglng jttr.' 19” St",.';;'ck«. ______pickup truck thal malelalchcd the de- 1 4 ’ 9 M W 1 9 7 N ow *, J<**dadS-' 9 9 * scription of a vehicle rejreported stolen ter... FL ' ^ in Riggins Wednesda;>day night, a HiRAOMTOR ifj PfKVOfTS BOa OVF/ll I spokesman al the Valley Va County W J k sheriffsofflcc said. j s r JSp 523^3^. ONIWiMR Corroiion ! K m L yon p u rsu ed th e pickup, pi( whose nJ rw 1? ^ RUDE OR FR IIZ I J r ^ R l S IA U R — driver fled and-soon-ab•abandoned the C j ,: tw o , TISTIR ___ 'f ' INFUTOR _ truck and escaped onfooltooLlnloanarca — - - fc- S y l ____ lE-FlLlS-J -A c tt-A tA ------^ 1Chacki / / M J J 8p«ra TIral o f M cC all Jusl so u lh of PPayelleLake. a 6t*Iui // C A R O L / m n ROUND Inllataa Up Officials at tho IdjIdaho Counly M m OILUXE o'Of Anil, .g To 29 IBS. - ' Old Worn Im P E ^ m m n o N F(**i* ‘Wl sheriff's office at Granrangevlile said Pfa*»u»a. MM MOSTATS Nowl / foh YOun 'mCAtt! Ellmln*taa aulhorilies believed the man being iM Sfooo THERMO! ' / A ANTI-FRE Mi.vvay Tlta *SM} m M .* * fltgulatti t w . 3 . 4 / 9 0v*rha»tlng, J j j mMiun t l u 3 _____h u n te d in..McC a ll w a s th 'i r , Changing. 5 the third sus- / I I f l l t l flo. p J (I & C041AI ------Rll._l.41. ------j T - S s pocHn iRoTbtbery of the Idaho Bank a t j im m l — MairBini J l l Id«(l Surnm ii Coo - R H . t . havd' to lell co • rw »nm n a s p irin , th e Fed( • unless they can i : to Arthrills Pair ; b y th e co m p an y , ! ; T h e 'd ecision i: R U ig i f t started in 1972 j 9 ~ z : ...... wercaccused...it ; so m c lh in g t>cltcim LiLight weight, unliiilimited lifetime possiblef n U n cc e r t a ii i n ymeroj• i f e r s H b ea tteryA abreakthhrough )PE International ~ F o n nisylvania, s y although C&D sct-’ W a ll f S t r €e e t :ts also havo done much workork - on it,, Sincc news of these discov-ov- ^ ihas leaked out tothescipntif- IK - A series of lc wrorld, o r parallel research on lie batteries could be A - p o ly inincr o plastic batteries has ited breakthrough to - ' j -5—— i^^M -^-bcgunn on-a-big-soale-in-Germany< I J o s e 3 S g r ol U n d ____ acid storagc-bat=— a n d JJapan a ] and probably has been!on TS57 inltiatct itcd by other battery makerse rs B y M A RIA NN A OHF•JE • rose 0.80,8 percent, ] or at a compounded il could even rcplace m m in Iho? UnitedU Slates. if prim ary balterlos, Unilcd Press Internalatiana! tO,6 aorccnt p e rc annual rate, down from f P d h;ry division of Allied v v r ynd said thal, while Alliedie d -______1.2 p e rc (ercent In July, apparently dis- irsd a y . y ^ V K - ^ c a n n oot t yel prove by means of appoinloiInled some traders who had • By UROY POPEfficials told a new? s u stalined in ! performance tests thatfiat N EW Y ORK - TlThe stock markel e.xpectod:tod an oven sharper drop, ac- • Unll^PrcssIntce technology, devel- ______^ th e no'new polymer batteries areire lost ground Thursdayay. cordinghg toI analyst Newton Zinder of own scientists ond W c o m mnercialiy e i feasible, the com-im- Traders swung bclw'ccnbe optimism K.F. HuttonHull Co, , the University of W p a n y has high hopes that lheyicy • and doubt amid rirumors Prcsident_ Componposile volume of NYSE Issues / u U lmlately ati will prove to be IheIho Reagan would a N E W Y ORKa,--indicated Ihc a n n o u n c e n e w ii.sicdI on on all U.S. exchanges and over lo n g -awawaited breakthrough that polym er plastices have1 the potential lat .inflation-fighting ammd budgot-cutting Iho counrounlor at 4 p.m. EDT totaled w ill ontonable-electricity- to -roplaco1C0 -- • - id e a s in his lolev lsid n the long-awaitedh r ^ tim e s Ihc powec— on"a’ddi^ ss^ ------5S;352;3W2;SOO shares compared with g a so llnIno t and diesel fuel for many .. _____ r e p la c e lo a d IC atweight o f Icad-acld ’ my . . Trading was moderlorale. ' 60,1G5.20(5,200 tra d e d W ed n e sd ay ., V ' a p p licc a atio l n s. •easonable cost and i T ho Dow J o n e s lndndustrial average. TheJ American / Stock Exchange te rle s . T h e? C&D( officials stressed the:he ahead more than 6 In-addition, recyclingilc abilily and » 6 points in early commonnonstock Index foil 2,30 to 292.12 . fa c t thh a i if th e se b a tte rie s su cceed , m a n y ty p e s o f p fd , a fle rn o o n tr a d in g foilollowing a morning andthe the price of an average share th o y can replace lead-acid storage the C&D batteryI Into functional ^ Ige of narrow flucluatlorion, fell 5.80 poinis d e c re?asod a se 12 cents. Declines loppod b a tto rieries and many types of C o rp , sa id Thursc;ans a p la s tic batlcry o f lo 8:15. 14. T h e closely cl watchcd odvoncosn ces 323-224 a m o n g th e 76H Issu e s p r imary a r 3 - non-rechargeable - P Company offic;e Ihe ra n g e of a n . a v o ra g o of 30 blue-chi:hip stocks losl 4.76 Iradedd atat 4 R,m, EDT^Volume at that ||||||||||||||||H [^ ^ ries in hundreds of Industrial l| conference the ti ial poinis Wednosday! after climbing Umc totaled tot, 5.320.000 shares com- opoQ by Its ve ow its acceleration | DiirtnrmirTOiwor cDlarmid and Heeger and tho scientists of e thweight of the bat- p h o e a r lie r in the d a y . ‘ W 0-* dI n 0 s d a~y C & D officials of said in answer td •Pennsylvania,-sly. It also means a . to ,,The New York Slock i Exchange Tho NatkJat ional A.v;ociation of Securities q u e s lioions r thal tho problems lo be - plastic batteries!ttery used for start- bo in d e x lost 0.32 to 66.42.42 a n d th o p rice of D ea le-■rs' rs' NASDAQ iqd e x o 7 ''o v o r- o v o rcrome o n wilh the plastic bat- of p r o d u c in g thand r c Ignition tn a at- an average share declecreasod 14 cents, tho-counta u n to r issues ro se 0.40 to 180.39. (erie&wire-malte56-of-t [lichard B. l^ynd. presidentt o61 f b a tte r y , f re e an canumberofplasllc AHiet and could bo locatcd any-ly- President will annoilounce some new 30'j. tlve-pound batter Ned's Elira division, of whichdch The polymer baltc ttery is largely where? ini a vchiclc. There is iiono Ideas to fighl inflatiItlon and cut the Grumn- ing, lighting s an electrodes in c&DtD is a part, said the dcvcl- imman Corp.. which soa.t-d vel- the invention of Dr. I Alan J, reasonn to suspect, the C&D of- budget, such ns Vai casollno-Dowerscaled small bal- opmement presumably could reshape raising $3' billion more lhalhan 9 points Wednesday, fell ape lloeger. Dr. Alan MailacDiarmid and ficialss said,j that they would be Ihrough such use la? greatly outperfo)mpany has experl- the c: axes a s c h a rg in g l'.-.-to34'H34'H.. LTV C orp. h a s filed su it to ? entire baliory induslr>-. Alliedlied PaulJ. Nigreyof the■JC University of exponsnisive. lead-acid battery yacht.smcn for coastt gf u a rd s e r\-ic e s ,' ’ prev ennt t Grumman from lr>-ing to _____I said Robert Stovall lo n g e r, 1 or Duan Wilier delay LTV’s l.T S45-por-sharo offor [or R eynolds. Tho flyinthooli G rumirnan. rnai Defense Secretary Caspar offlclalssaid. Is tl- Stovall said somee poopic on Wall Weinbergwrgtjr said.the Pentagon would - Slrt“cl lliink Wednest convinced of the y ;sday's dip in the reviewV theth effecls of the takeover bid 5 u f i b a n kk in g c o m ; ^ market was a selling new plastic battci i p a n y Ilhl a v e s p r iim e r a t e ing climax and a on U.S.y weaponsw supplies. LTV fell ’ n “washout day." Thehe dt.'clinc camc loHU. years to proveJPI) 11 — A Missouri percen'ont from 20 perccnl. Ihe latest i •St in is s p r e a d a c ro1 s s ail arcas of around i m a rk e t. ompany Thursday a serie id in Ihe banking syslem lo briibrmg market foreca;:astc7 Joseph F. Americerican Telephone & Telegraph ries of half-point moves fromil Iheth manufacturing and ausiness.bu the fuml: ra te to 18 perccnt. record nils dow n below i;{ pc rc e n l. Granville predicted1 the prime rate gainedd ’ 4 to 57 w ith a blo c k of 100.000 - T h e C&D offiCi ^, rd lifi-j p e rc en t level. Som ec re-n But one economist c t offered Ihe view "Thele prime| rate could comc dovdown would hit 24 pcrceiil-'lit a n d Ihe Dow' sh a re s tr • b a tte r y c a n u s eluarters a I of a point gionalal banks announci-d a 19 perccr s trading at 57. ■cent th a l b a n k s " p ro b)ably a l will lurn tol'JpcrDcrccnt. bul banks probablyy wvi iii Jones induslrial avera polymers asing industry rate of prime,10. rage could sink as On IheIhe Amex, Delhi International caulious" in malaking further turn cat hermetically scisome analysts feci. . R, Cr -•aulious in making anv furthrthcr low aslhc5ri()-f,501ovel•'cl. Oil. thhe e mosl active issue, spurted C ro sb y K em per, U niled .Missoui« u n d o w n w a rd m o v e s in th theprimc despite movess aawaiting further signals frofrom' that August1 cco n su m o r p r i c « ii'-i- poinx )in ts to 74'-.-. ____ teries. The comp1 for th e n e a r fulure. c h a irmrman. Inc.. said "Our costst ofc asharpdropinthelrcc cost of monoy. the Foe>'oderal Hcsen-c," David1 .*.M. i Bancsharcs Inc., fundss 1;Is lower, our spreads arc gooc jood. The federal funds: raler that banks Jones. . economisl for Aubrev ( md J2.I billion in and ouiour profits arc good. We want l I- G. I------nt to charge cach olher >rfor overnight loans Lanstonon & Co., said. m uve fro m th e 19'4 p a s s thisth on to our borrowing custon- lom- aas been trading n inthe 15 perccnt "At bi adopted early this ors." best, il's pretty much of i area for more than ‘‘n E stim ated crc:rop w ater use. Magicgic V alley, Sept. 2 4 an a week. On unchanginged picture between now■ ara n d ...... K cmmper j said lending by the Unitelited Wednesday, scltlemcn M is s o i ent day for banks tho ondid ot1 tho year." Joncs said.." ", .A t ------1------r mobl major banks Missouiouri group of banks is con- cor 'Ahon this rale usua jally is volatile, worst,, wew could see rates shool bbat a c k D tui r Duly Ull AcrumuialedWiterUte NEW YORK WASHINGTO^ V o lk sw ag e n Of A m eri notify 400.000 own ------powered VWe-and-tConsul ■fnay be eligible for i imer prcotectioin startitstocutit downI o n oveerkill for engine repair co; * Trade CommissioSyiiiliciito rai.M■ 'tlitlieeixsl of iieeesMlie^ vu-had !■ Id lu le rm ul vsarr.inlicss mean nolhing courlsi for n^t payiiiK Inils at \ ■ Thursday. l)uy. anti 'rtieeleikiiKiik>llielu-c.ise''(lefaull " inaKe momoney hy hriiii^iin: m In more unless Ihe warranlie:It'S a re a clu a lly a u to mlalically a l are ruled m delai The agency estimaI of llic toiisuiniT till- V ^ pyr.iini(lmg N O n: Oick !• ■•odlng aall th * llm * or>d lh*i* ll*mII i or*( aub|* Aortlon««r»: Clork:Cl Col Harpor W !«il S O IT H l .l \ ( .'( ))i„ |„ \ LYLE AAASTERS GARY OSBORNE 543-5854 5- or 543-«673 _C .JHItDiMK, IDAIlotil.lMl 1.1.ill • 543-5227. Buht, Idoho10 934-5350, Gooding. Buhl. Bi Id ah o , ___2im-:c.>-i .i.iit Friday, SSepiomber25,198l Tlmas-ras-Nflw3.,rwin Falls, Idafib A-11 F o r b e e s c l a i n u s I I . S . e c o n c 3 m y h ej . a l t h y ■ • FULTON.Mo. (UPI)PI) — Marcolfn S. gone-, up up ii.iny sWIiCanI way.ay, ■ Forbes calied Presld:ident Reagan a biggest economiccc problem and thus ■ Forbes, chairman •-ai and editof:-of ForbMsai s a i d ,- _ ... J.'praBm alist:'and saidid Reagan‘.'Is a -call for•' ‘^ ‘- r e 's p w id iQ ^ - rcd u c iio n-PUBLI s- Fort^.magazinCirsayj alttiouKir the ‘ : ',‘if::yiiyiDu^-6cIUif,|j-nulorTiol>lles,- M,; president that. has.a:a Jull: sense of i across-thethe same Bpdcfrum as- in the'h e -- automobile and housingiing in d u strie s a rc “ v o u ’ve'gS;g5f ^ probler^-^ M if.you’roTn ' where he wants to go." othertaxlj ' In financial trouble,.le,. tho nation's the housi; jc y il." 'ro ”^^? B o a rd cirIfo p s Gold3 1futures Grain futures lo CHICAGO IUPll - Whiui »111 u lower, ccxn tnO ]j - 5oyOaani-mlieJ tnd o^ii highiighar <1 Ihe close ThurjOay on Iho ChiMgo Goard o1T»»da.ol ^ n = = 5 m^PRiCE-CUTSlH round-cl 1F u n c tio n a l 2 9 % i :2 3 % t l « **u‘m U*l . U-U u u -W U - 1 ^ UM&5xun»iaoHnun P r a c tic a l O f f I JiU. OC«n 10, m o'l iU ' 6*'1l«m«nl o»c«t on c>oi« pr»> ! ■ 0 « 0 ’ Most actives I j jr n * / f 9 I M{ . j a X i E ^ r p '' DH.TOl i n i Fa™rm puU ^JIngs to susuit your needs ...... - I . ^ ...... k . i : ...... prl<;cs tliat w ill nenever be low er^ )uper Color Spejecial \ > ■ V “ - 1 % f tCompares to Antennas n \ llf : I I CCosting c Up to 5050% Morel r'aT' i / A r c h e r o ? n i \ \ . J n " n K m S iorage Bullulldintj^ ? S P \ J f f l p ^ SPECIAL ^ > 4 8 8 STIEL & RECYCLI From 4' loo 24" wide g PUPURCHASE! & 1939 Highlond Eo»f • 734.CLING BVn Unlimiiod; Lengths, L p ^ ’ Includlna InInsulation ■•p ONLY t f c I W i S ystem s ^ Mah4akes color com e alivo. Signal Spllttor^ ^ ^ ^ shh a ir p o n s b la c k & w h ite ! C o n i Mast not |{ H - I m noct o c ' to your hi-li to pull in ' incluOK) I ^ R tfong too. Gold ^^Soparalo# VHF. UHF a I h Jodized* finish. Preas- FM signal) st your tel.BJ. I 3 AMIa,ttennasin1 W ': I r Only OOQ downlead ro< roqul,e<3.^ II V H F. i■ I nu?JRIGATIOK. 1INC. e m b le d . #1 5 -1 7 0 9 IF.UHF.FM M A isoB uying Hidcn, Ft. I Batlofio5,Coppof&Df.B ra s s , ■ 1 5 0)M M oIn St. ID lion. C o o d inInq, n l^ a h o I Aluminum and Sciao ll 9:»i»~uo9 ChecI!Ck Your Phone Book okforttiettadw /taaiM k store or Dealer3r (Nearest You j WqSoII Now Slool, Pipes,)S, iSalvago. M » WAYu) VAST AT IKoivlDOAt JTOAtS ANO INO DtAtens __ A DlViaiOW 0»3» TATANDY COfVOKATlON ..^ ______• ®A-12Tlmo3-Nows. TwinwinFalls, Idatio _ Friday. Sopdipiem bof 25,1981 ...... e a r A b b y 3 irl in lo) ’ y e t r i a n < i g l e w i t h 1 a e u t e ]p r o b l e n: n u r g e d I t o c o o ll i t By ABIGAIL VAN bURFN' ur; . fast.but/Jl Abbv. I've never been in loveive a o d w h e n " G " ifl f r c e f n f ro m hlfl p r e s e n t. I* ^are gone!'Of course I didn'dn't. play with ber children,m. Il's unfair to finecaram•a n d h a s a bcaullful ho m e ; ------t^Unii’ersa/PressSyndvndicntc------“ llkctnisTJiSTWforcr'C’^aysifeniiinkTIie- ll'-* c o m n iitm e n t, y o u c a na jpick up wiiere see he?‘!? take them, but i stronglj^>y~nium sr-lni»cent-cfatlidhireo—for—the ile^iften-te».a£lc&jiiaouLiQLd ln n e r. nnd..------lo v e s mnc, e, too, b u l it’s too soon lo m a k e Ike you left of/.- - - - suspecttshedld.M sl yqucstlons: - alleged "sins” of a parerent: ' the bill is neverr less Ilian but.he a com mnitment. it ' ’ 1) Sholltiould my children continuee toU There is no way youou can get your never leav.eaves more lhan a $1 tip’ TlilS D E A R A B B Y : I'm in 1,15 DEAR ABBY; Anew lake m atter worse. "G " and his w family moved play with•ith her children? Why or wh;w hy towels and washclothss backI witlwut a is. embarr>arrassing lo me as Lam . Ihc m ost cxcilinR Ihing lond" are going on a 10-daygy in to o u r n e ig h b o rh o o dI. .'T h c ir c h ild re n ■ not? confrontation. My adviIvico is lo forget ..well-knownQwn,inJhis restaurant In my hoppcnod lo me. )n_tpgel|icr. (It _was_pjanncd1 a are abotft Ihe af;cs of oiour children, so 2) Howlow can I gel my lowels and anc 11. jBut walch her caj:arefuliy In tbe small homeo m e to w n . - I’m 22an0‘'G" is24: me ago.) He promised to calljjll the youngsters quicklyUy struck up a-, washcloitloihs back in-a-face-savln}^•Ing-future. How canc an 1 let him know lhat his tip boyfriend of one ofI mmy Elrlfrlcotls, not cry chance he gets \^'hile he’sp.g friendship. Soon we imolhers were manner:r forI all concerned? I do no is nol cnou(lough?Thank you. which -complicalcs mal T h ey H e and said we will work Mnie-'ie-- visiling in each otherer's homes for want to5 cc( o n fro n t her. DEAR ABBY: 1 amm a 00-year-oId . . .. ____-EMBARRASSKn.. . ------becn-very tiRht-forscvcicveralTcarsrbut— ,-yg— c o f f c e ^ far.so g o o ili_ . lUt when he gelFbaclcrHe says' ------P le a s e se d o n ’l .m ention m y n a m ec oior woman who has beenn : friends with a ___ D E A R R E EMBARRASSED;JJ5e (be_____ he told me he iius no0 pplans to marry u. sn'l wani to lose me. but he’s-■’g a Then after one ofif hor visits, 1 town.SigiJign me'... ••• ;- very-nlce-gonilcpian’n-myafie'for'llie direct'applapproach. TeU him that a 15 her. although ihcy’re:e Iliving together • —" M ’ aring person and doesn't wantJf,, n o tic e d th a t Iwo to w elsIs and maiching ■M past Ihree years. 1 amm quite sure he percent[ tip Is considered fair tbbe temporarily. h e r. washcloths were missssing from my DEARlR "M” : I see no reason wh;why has a good Income bet>ecause he often days, andUld a 20 p e rc e n t Up w ould:be There has always b«„ a very bathroom. They wercc not misplaced your dill:hildren shouldn't continue0 t Dr.h . L a m b f f l =' f Jv l l W I f f iTINI U fiS ...... (o v e f c aJ i l c i u m ■ ~ R R< o u n d Bow ------By LAWRENCE UMMB, B M.D. 'Otiiers;rs who want this issue can send:nd > I JVeuspapcr Enterpriseise/l5soc/nsed envelope for 11 to me, in J I RDEN RAKE NO.YB14-4’/:N( ROTO > T IL L E R c a r e of)f thisi newspaper, P. 0. «oxlox f l. DEAR DR. LAM B-I1 —My 13-year-old 1551,Hadlad io City S lallo n . N ew Y ork, N. If n R og. daughter cannot lolercle ra le a q ja r f o f Y. 10019.;9. Y ourr ddaughter needs 1,200 mg ofo f ^ I S 7 . 4 9 . : : SALE’ S ” S 2 2 9 . 9 5 . . . « E » 1 7 r ' m ilk a d a y .' w I N either will she calal hard1^ cheese or pure calcalcium a day because she Is‘ In K/i If. , other foods rich In callcalcium. She has the growt)w th p h a s e of life, W id o S p o o d ‘/C m a n y food d islik es so4) slshe does not e a t I f s h ce (gets ; a pint of milk a day that - I W H E E L B AV R R R O W S H / :...... a w ell-b a la n ce d d iee l,. l,J. have been wjlLpro'^rovide more than 550 mg of . f l . RAKE i-mineral copsule calcium.Tl. T h a t p lu s th e a m ouni in theIhe N j N o .K C S= I'8 I giving her a vilamtn-m N 6 .S C R 0 2 4 ______and calclurnsiipplCnicoocois.______supplemement you are giving herol 5^3.H 3 -- / . 2 4 - head W ood Hondin d loI s T n M y p ro b le m ts th e: guessworkgU' of the mg pjusus the too mg in the vitaminlin I W Rog. PO Q *'/vy makes leaf dosage of calcium sursupplement. The m ineral,al .supplement will meet her K O T '/ raking fast! Reg. . $ 7 , 9 99 ..... S A L E ^ 5 ' labeling Is confusing,Ig. It s a y s sev en n e e d s aalm in o st on th e dol. • $ 6 6 .9 5 ...... S Aa I i e W “1 1 | and a halC grains percr ltablet, then on Incidenlentally, other readers should ______Uic_dlreclions It sjysays four tablets note thosIC sm all am ount of calcium that '»■ „ P o J y ______: three tim es a day williITproviae'543 p mg is reallyllyln~a”viiainln‘Tninerorp‘re“ w ■ ofcalcium.._ _ p a ra tioan. n . J u s l 100 m g is nol n e arly S L ^VN i RAKES Also, I'd like to knowlow.ttie necessity enougliI tot< provide the calcium mostost ' h 2 2. 4 'w l d o B u g ^ W a y/Eloctronic I .. of "gluconate" andi "I"laclate.” How people need.ne much supplement shoullould I give her In DEARiR DR. LAMB - I am very R og. 9 INSECT>j< I L L E R S lasses of milk she concerncined about my father. He is 71 I ______$?.69 ■ . , drinks dnjly? The vltjvitamin mineral ana nassixRnnmmpwOTfliYmTiW' t> Suggei1»d Llit I . ; supplemcfil contains 10 jressure for a num ber of years. 5100 mg of calci- blood pre: Prlc« $169:95 • • u m . F o r theIhe lasl four or five months he ' ■ SALE P R IC E ...... DEAR READER -— Many people- hasbecotcome very short of breath. Hislls 1 ’ 1 1 9 ® ^ ------baviLtiilSProblcm becat^ u s c th e y fo rg e t c o lo r iss nolm loo good, r a th e r pale. P arcra m ount Shoor King ElE ioctric ^ ______that no element sucfimch aS~7Blcium~~ Does! hihe havc'a heart problem'andnd ; . ^ exists alone, but as part>art Of a c h e m ic a l. n e e d u hearthe pill or could ihis be lung STRINGJRIftrtM\AER _ _ JM. " B-40 c o m p o u n d . tro u b le2? ? Hisi breathing Isn’t bad if he ■ ' C uUls t 15"cirdo -^M odol No.Jo . 5 5 0 3 \ — Suggttfad Lilt ______A gftftd py.tTnplg-£s-tai-lablo s4lH>.’hich— isjust silt Bitting, bul to walk any distancei c e - - W V [ ------Prlc»$149.95 - is not just sodium,I. t bul a salt or or do an>any of the work he always has \ :vl R og. SALE P R IC E ...... compound of sodiumn andai chlorine lo done maklakes him very short of breath : . , . ’ i i r 1 1 - ' fo rm so d iu m ch lo ridle. e. (C alcium e.xists u n til hec slosl p s fo r aw hile. I I S 4 1 . 9 5 ...... S A L E ^ * 3 6 “ V I os a salt or compound,id, looI - calcium DEARJl IREADER - He needs lo soo» e I R , I ------chloridercalclum-carboirix m a le rc a ld u m — f>i9-doct©rtofr-He-may-have-dcvelopod- B-30 • - — gluconatc-and calciutcium' ladate lo weaknessessM ftiiiunjrof-the lefl'sido «of y I ~ 7.' ■ H o m o liter EE lectric j m e n tio n a few . th e h e aIrt. rt. SuggttstodLIit The weight of eachI lattablet is the lolal This somelimcssoi happens as a com S T R I N G TFRIAAMER R Pric. $149.95 weight of calcium gluccluconale or calcl- plicationan of' high blood pressure. The N o . ST.;J . 2 0 SALE P R IC E ...... " ’109“ ffl um lactate..jusLas-lhf.Uic weight of a weak hi)piilprt Is unable to pump all the.I ! i f ,1 / ______spoon.oLlabie sail.ls5 Ihliic lolaljLcMiL— bloodoutu t iof th e lu n g s a n d th e lungs filLI'll- W f -1 - "“a 9 ...... w ith fluid,iid. ofsodiumchlorlde. i - 1 5 31 4 ^ 5 ,.,,.,7,. S AM E * 2 9 ” But the amount offcalclum 'ca alone ( Al firstrst ttiese people can breatheh e JliJ i “ MTDr o [ f nol including the lactate[atv or gluconate) normallylly silting still and as the con- n p In y o u r su p p le m e n t prov)rovldes 543 m g o t d itio n progresses p n they get short of R O T O T lI L L E R ; / Ju st calc iu m . b r e a th wwil itii le ss a n d le ss activ ity , IK, Ch«-lu* blo* \ 111 Hearth Flo Hood Circilatsr No. 211-4064 0 8 - 2 0 5 I I • The factors lhal1 iiinfluence how If llialit sshould be his problem someni! 1 H alt JW m u c h c a lc iu m you ne«need a day arc heart memedicine and restricting salt KOMEHEAHR Rog. d isc u sse d in d e tail in The Heallh may help!lp him a great deal. Regard-rd- J I ■ ■ . I f , © f f i S e f i j p ® C a ro le V an D ei r G te s e n i c u p uuncooked regular rice i : BA N I lS32SboupAve.E.,TTwinFalis P la c c jall ingredlenls In a medi IK C A R D S ADDISODN AVE. E. 8 : 3 0 - 5 : 310 0 DAILY uV u m sizae e (c a sse ro lq d ish ’. C over and 7 3 3 - 9 2 3 3 T W IN FALLSs 10:00-4:00$ R IC E AN D MUSHfSHROOM bake oneane hour at 350*F. Stir one f f l W EE lC O M l I SU N D A Y m CASSEROLIOLE time afuifler hour co6king time, 1 c a n b e e f consomime m e Varialioiiions: Add parsley flakes, 1 can (4oz.) mushrooiroom s g a rlic .sa,.sail or onion ^11 for added ;-T— 1 stick margarine flavor. I _ l : , : I * ^ ’ : ...... -Shields a delicIght ■- — s Actlng^abreez2ze ; NBC, takes leacad ■. - to,schoolmat(ites . ■ ■ c o r )mpared.to baseseball. ' I Nielsen news race.fa ' ■ " " aff 1tutor sessions' . ' - : v . ■ Profile on B7, Story on 82. ^ Entertatainmenf S 6 j i s p j i luide ------X, FrIcJay, SeD lem ber2S,25,1981 . . : ----Gu illF B - S Jl ■ • ! . 9 t f > ' ______ , . M W - . ill.... . Q m | | | * - ■ ’ •* • J i ' ~ V ^ > r i f „ . A ' ^ ' k m J L ^ . - H r ' ; r ------ 'J . ‘ " I Chris Bolto Iton face-to*faces with^ ea piece (that’s right, ththis Is one piece) fromI hisI spring show at th« the Herrett Museum. AlA!l pottery In that shou>w featured'boi^ w ltfffiJf facM ofTtHefnT A c h aa t w ith ac rtis t-miusiciant( i c a r p e n t t e r C h r ii i s B o l t o rn . . JTO Un n d tw o B y S T E V E U P S O NN "Names don't in'l mean anyihing to me. The‘hey are Jusl a it so youlu don't have to pul any s TImcs-Neus writerr way to pass the ' salt In 11 In the Kvcven then, he oncc said of hisis 1:last steady Job, “I was :he time — whim iind fancy."" heI explained convention;onal slyle. You jusl pack you ______la te r. your pots ln;.llirow hirod^■don a technicality." r a n d o m stLstuff in there lo gel fla.sh ma ™ TJie tlayaflOr m ark.s_on.il. fire lo ___ H e J o u n d .l h c jo b .th r o u g h .a govcmment-program ^ -- _ ter the lost iniervicw7a sliecpcpish reporter temperaturlu r e , throw a lilllc sa il In a n d i t T W IN FA L L S -■ He H( is as serious aboul art as he Isn'l approached Boit d turn it off, deslgtfined to give jobs to peoplele whow the recession had ioiton with a request for anotheh e r ch a n c c ._____ •■You jius[ u s bank pn ajl,lhc gunk-thal' - aboutllfe. - — lal’s left in the kiln rccenijn lly -lh ro w n ou l of work. T o0 quq u a lify ,-a p e rso n h a d lo setdihgdov3own on your pots tn a thinI unshinyur layer lhal have I So when artls{-rnusnusiclan Chris Bolton and a r e b e e n unem ployed a c e rta inin numberni of days durtng a reporter O q O top gives youJ a nice color contrast and texi wilh a tape recorder*er sat down Io lalk aboul art a ace again from the to textural quality you the prprevious year. "When haven’tn ’t I be en u n e m p lo y ed for i and life, the tape fromrom the second interview beg[jgins wilh Ihe can’t get ana n y o th e r way. th e rc s u it v.;ss a mnixture ix - some suiprislngly. - — th a t mg a n y d a y s in th e la s t y e a r,"," B-B olton a sk s. iy -se rio u s------so u n d o f g a rb lele d d volces-and Other unldentifi.';lia b le n o is e s ,. ’’T h e s es plpieces tpots in tho Herrellt sliow)sl are firedlo He discussion from Ihishis generally unscrious pers- e is level-fica’ded (near as5 youyo can (ell under lhe ~ Jrson nnd _ _ . ______^ w h a lw eIn ln tth e tra d e call about.cdne t h r - - some plain ofMhc-walwall Bolton. ------thrcxjor four, which— varietety-of hats he fa;Tjrs)rbut whaw h a t Is c o m ra o n s«rtse to------Reporter: Wr’ou li have to keep wtllitn earshohoi of th e la p e ‘s a b o u t 2,(K!,000 to 2,200 de grees fa re n h eelt. lt. Aboul lhat. You him m a y se e m offb e at lo m ost peop)eoplc. Unfortunalely, noneo n e of th is w a s p rese rv e d . Boll}ollon and deck. can put dowlown e ith e r cone th re e o r lhat a t temperature,t but Boll lhe reporter enjoyedxl aan expcnse-accounl lunch at illon is not intcresled In maklnaklng money through the 1 at a posh BOLTON: I doid o n ’t th in k th e pros havo lo clolothal don’t pul th.them bolh down in case I'm wrongw and all my Spud! T w in F a lls r e s ta u r a n lt w h ile th e ta p e re c o rd e r sat n i Pups. It lakes toe much workorktogetpcJpularenough i - 5at noxt to S ilen c e f rie n d s whoho are potters would laugh al n It me.'’ lomal:ake a living play in g m usic, he s them, purring quielly.;tly. The quiet, reassuring humum belled BOLTON: Hov h e s a id . How arc we going to do this?s ? A re n ’t you a malfunction thalI piprevented even one syllable kewise, he Is dubious about mma a k in g a liv in g w ilh hig : ble of the supposed to ask>k qquestions? discussion from beinging rec o rd e d . BSringinglntbebackg l*] kground potterery. He enjoys the freedom)m of> throwing away a ■ Keportcr: YesI'es. but I used them all ycslc Gone, then, is a lyrllyrical descriplion of salt fuml ilcTday., .you Chris Bollk)llon. graduate of Twin FallsIs HigtiI School clas.s Perfecectly marketable piece simpl;mply because It did not :ming. tho could describeJ ssa alt fu m in g again. technique he uses toIo firefi his pottery. Or his lame o f I9C9; neplephew of Twin Falls Mayor>r f H an k W oodall; a ‘“ ''n mou l th e w ay h e w anted. menl lhal ai Ihls poinl,nt. a passerby looks inquirin nobody really undersl(rsto o d w h a t h e trie d to do with ringly toward RUitarist whwho only this year began play,laying wilh his first • a ls o lik e s th e freedom to wo ork rk In •■scries," Ith his art Dolton, who respcJsponds: lh a t w a s on disp lay aat ll the Herrell Museum last spi band. theSpSpud Pups: apotterand artistlist who relum ed to s pottery show at lhe Herrell!lt MuseumN' was made up spring "I'm being Intiinterviewed. This is Importani Of course, il is no wonder people had a han ml sluff, This working on5H c e ra m ic s ai>out a y e a r amd n d a half ago after. «?nlirel•ely of boxes wllh faces. He said It makes more lard time- is Paul Harvey''cy's personal reporter. Helli underatanding biss work. He named one Jllo A m e ric a, ig n o rin g ilfcit fo r se v e ra l years, s e n s e toI show people his exploralia'ation of one idea than to ie p ic ce s ta n d b y fo r NEWEWS." "Chrome-Plated Meglegaphone of Destiny.” bocj G e n e ra llylly, he Is an unemployed carcarpenter, seeking try top5 p ro v e h e is a R e n aissan c e man.*-m a f S ll T u r a ln B b a ck k uto the Interview, he continues I looked like a teapotI andan he didn’l want anybody li los: work onlyly w hen h e needs m oney’ o:or knows of an at show closed the doy of thesele second In terv iew . ylo think "Sail tuminR,)R. yes. When you salt fume, yo llwassuchanordinanlary object. you use a salt Interestingig Job.. He has nol held a stc;steady job for five k iin l h a t h a s a lreIready ; been fired, ll has residudues of salt in years. *See BOLTON P•ageB a g e 2 I H o w t PS I S p u 3 1P u p s. I B o lto nn ^ L r - I e x h ib iii t s m i l l WM Chris Bolton andhis his fellow Spud H P u p s S te v e P a rk s ma n d d RI ick Kuhn H w ill p la y in H ansen1 totod d a y th ro u g h 7 ^ J ■ 'S u n d a y . - H T h e y w ill a p p e a ra a tt tht e Shake ■ Shack, on U.S. Highwa;iw a y 30 In Mk H Hanscn.fromSp.m.ur1. u n til l a.m . fH today and Saturdayf ama n d from 8 | H p .m . u n til m idnightI Sunday.Sui ^ They arc also scheduleduledtoplay ^ at locations in Hagerm.jr m a n a n d ' H G o o d in g d u rtn g th e:n nex e x ttw o ■ " ' f c ' . weekends, ! ■ S e v e ra l p ie c e so f BolB olton’s " _ polleryarccurrentlyd:lydisplayed.- ______. and offered for sale, al Llghlworks ; G a lle ry in B urley. Photography by; S*STEVE GREENE V 1 / '■ / " I Bolton sportI lls o n e o f h is m an y h alta ts (top) a n d p lolays ) with the Spud Pupsp s b a n d a t a lo ca l p u b ( S ' I i ' W M . ‘d • ^H H ^B^K SCL ------T ------^------/ '■i B-2 Tim os-Nows, Twin1 Falls,Fal Idaho Friday., Septemembor2S,1981 iB olto rfC alC r ... •Continued from Pa^ageBI Reporter:!t e n d a i : I fig u red I 'd give th e t«De rrr -- de ck o n c mm o o p re ch an c c b e fo re I t h t ^ r • ‘ -1/-yc.::»r3»e«fSa& tr ft)F Thcitlm«-M rW '“^^^^p^aklng worksi.,^itvK p 'ro i,^ a ra ;^ h e cTpnp? ~ itoffthtfPcrri'crrine Bridge. 7 ^ ■ entertainment caienilehdar, mail it to Dobra Collins Fair3'“'^^riR "lnd Trusrust downtown office, 'T O at’sthenextsi iins, workshop >rill be heldd inin th e A rt C e n te r a t CSI on N rl can understand thal'i P.O . Box 55, Je roim m e e, ID 83338. We m u st receivi I/cdbetter‘s Boutique, SnaJnake JUvcr Glass, Firat------Reporter: As you prep live Sepl, 29 •from 10 a.m.m. to 2j5.m,.and the slide — w as so rt of funny you dldii'i — Security Bank Addknnn \hfflpp^ird FAdftral ------up-your-exhlblt-and close . !Vcdnosday.:tp-DrintJHn thnfhnf bft'af'R'f^pjii^in room MO-orthe~ “ ,,-,week'sFridaySpeci; S a v in g s a n d L oan B lu e Lai must be thinking aboul w ccial. Calendar events musttb h e " Shields Academic BuildJlldlng. Both events aftf are Lakes .Office, Idaho First - where you go cpentolhepublic. Nalionai Banks In Jeromi)me and Filer. Fanners fro m h e re . free of charge. For informalioninl conlact Mike r: 1 was completely confi- N a tio n al B a n k jn B uhl andn d a t Ibe d o o r . ------BOLTONj-flaughingj-1-Y e s Ihls IE , — G re e n a t th e CSI A rt CcnCcnter.-733=9554,-ext:250^— tru e P a u l, it’s lonely a t ll . ■ ArtCIas;lasses and Shows * N: New balteries and all:— SU N V A L L E Y - “ EsplD)>inoza E quinox ’81" — a y e a h , m y new d irec tio n il s ; s « i ■ M u r: You were telling me Music fashion and hair show presentedpre to music with ' told you yesterday on ththe tape that _____ BURLEY. -,J-lgLlghtworks_GalJfiry_-is operpen ll is to make pots thal ait n in e d iffe re n t sc eria rio s -— wili be f e a t u r e a t th e malfunctioned. ^ you're goal is M o n d a y through SS a aturday ti fro m 10 a .m . to 6 p.m.m. TWIN FALLS - Swi: Ishable from (the volcanlc)- Swinging Sixties will have E lk h o m S aloon t o n i ^ t aniand Saturday beginning Reporten: Well that’s olokay, 1 actu. - . and located at 12320,2 Oakley Avenue. A watercoloi le d e se rt on th e n o i ^ sid e of )lor- their scmi-monthly-damlance Sept, 25-at 9 p.m. at at8:30p;m . Tickets aretS(8 in a d v an c e a n d $10 a t ally remembered many oOf th e th in g s " ^ d e workshop by Boisee artistai Dan Looney, presldeni ric Bridge, you said you ent the I.O.O.F. Hall. Thehe Floyd White Band will the door. In addition^o theIhe show, the Vuam ettes you s a id y e ste rd a y . •. of the Idaho WatercoTcolor Society, will be held alla ll p ro v id e m u sic. . I lo put an exhibit out there singing group will perform)rm followed by dancing BO LTO N : I t Would be inIntcresllnc to - day Friday and Satuiaturday, Oct. 2 and 3. at a cosl» s t ' ?ould ta k e p e o p le anywherts until 1 a,m . Noone underr 19 will be a d m itte d . s ^ 'Jusl how well you reremembered.' of $40. B eginning Oct.Ocl 6, a six-week oil painting linutes to two week? to lell Ing TWIN FALLS - Joe)e Cannon'sC lasl perforance Not plates, platters, eex cu se m e . fro m 20 m inut . class will l>e givenn bby John Horejs. The fee fot pots. for in Magic Valley will be>e Sept.S 25 a t th e T u rf Club, TWIN FALLS - A papermakingpa] workshop P l a tt e r s g iv e s a la rg e r feel*11111! they were pots th e c o u rsc Is $45,5, and will be offered bothoth Doors open nt 7 p.m. m. and cost Is $7.50 for will be held on the Collegliege of Southern Idaho Reporter: I think you Sud^plalters,si BOLTONl>1: V Y es. Y ou r e m e m b e r that morning and cveninjling on Tuesdays. F r^ Ochi.:hi, reserved scats and J6 $6 for general admission. Campus Sept 29. BobNugeiigem , p ro fe sso r of a r t a t - we could probably verify ______w ell-known Idaho FFalls a watercolorist, v/Jil te acic h h T ic k e ts m a v b e p u rrh n s^ asediy-thcDcpot Grill;-—— Sonoma-State-Unlversityjityr-will-conduct—the ------t a p e r ------— r: Is that-fiUUJnie?J_was, w orshop In th e A rt C e n te2rfrom r f lO a.m .to2p.m. BOLTON: Okay Tom.. Yeah, plat- w"nderlng_ll; if nmaybe you just felt that te ch n iq u c sD ct. 16 anle is a p a in te r. M ichaellel Green, an Th(jy are country cour songs, but songs- set for Octot y ^ J n p s nl e j L u s J ^ e2 / s e n ^ a ggain_____ art Instructor at the CCollege of influenced by thetl Old West more than . .Southern Idaho, has been “ Ia so u rce o f th e so u lh . N EW Y(YORK (UPI) - For theI per cenl of the audien information and insplratioron for years Bolton callsills thet music "front porch: ^ TWIN FALi^ - Dar ence; ABC’s 29.4, CBS I5.S15! and 27.0, NBC H .o add I Dance classcs second coconsecutive week. NBC’s a n d y e a r s and y e a r s ," Boltollonsaid. music:" simplimple. but with flexibllty ta u g h t by Carol P e rea Moi 5 “World News Toniglit "'1 1 1 .7 and 24; 24.2. Montgomery, a hitherto unsungun; “Nightly News" took Then he corrected himscself. "Years that leaves roomroor fo r a m u sc lc lan to be former Broadway dancer c a n d CBS 11.4 a n d 23. In the tl previous The top 10 cer. are set to fir^t placeice in the Nielsen ratings, 10 programs for the week a 1 n d y e a r s actu a lly , h e ’s notDtthatoid.” creative, b e g in in O ctober. week, the scorc was NBCC 10.8 and 23. . e n d in g S eIt. p t.: 20, a cc o rd in g to th o A.C. u T , to p p lin g the U oncc invincible CBS’ The other major influencice is polter “Simple,but but elegant,"-Bolton said, M ontgom ei will tcachl; > A B C 10.7 and 23 a n d CBS 10.410 and 22, N ie lsen Co..w W( e re : ' ] ching classical "EvenlngNgNewB" into third place, Bill West of Jerom e, whosesework was- "Like- basicic black.-you-t nevcr-go— ballet and jazz dancing, \ CBS will'countcraitacliick wllh the 1.60 Minuteutes(CBS). I 8. J™ SP«I"1 As It lhallat were not blow enough, onI beginning of the fall seasc the first example of sal>all fu m in g w ro n g w ithh basic b black or Hanf combination c la ^ s forr children.cl Stic Ihecnlcrtal ison by back- 2. D u k es oflofHazzard(CBS). 1 lainm ent side ABC rode twot ing "Evening News” anchi Bolton saw. W illiam s, which whic is why so many will also teach a musicJslcal comedy new shows, :h o rm a n D a n 3. C ode Red:ed (ABC). ivs, three old reliables and aI Rather wilh recently signci At this point intheinlcrviiview. Boiton country weslerr5lcrn singers w ear black," dance class for adults, le d new sm an 4. T h re e ’ss C C om pany (ABC), 1 s, geared lor (oolball gaigame to first place, pushing; and analyst Bill Moycn looked at thp reporter and i com- He Insists5 thatthi though he is serious persons who want to pai ?rs, and by s.Dlff'rentJ partlclpale In CBSInlososc co n d . nt Strokes (NB C). mented,i "It’s hard to belielieve you're aboul music,c, heh is in it for fw, not local productions. recalling Cronkitc is a sp(ipeclal corre- 6. Alice (CBCBS). J B u t th ec nnews Nielsens had to hurt spondcnt - a role he relj actually writing words vwhen you profit. If 11 gets to be a job to play, he elain e d upon 7. N F L Fooloolball (ABC). { C Jasses w ill b e held at th e E p isc o p al th e m o st, sc rib b le like th a t." sa y s, h e 'd quit.uit. relin q u ish in g th e a n ch o r poposi. 8,Bestofth< Church, 210 Blue Lakesikes Blvd. N. CBS hasas dominated evening news th e Wcsl (ABC). The reporter is takingIg notes to ‘i ' d probabi) ABC won Ihe prime timim e ra c e for 9. Too Closc ably do it just to prove I - Rgsistratioai^’illbchelfLad S ent. 30. O ct. b r o a d c a siting tin ever sincc the fnrmnt i jscforComfort (ABC). protect r himself in the caseeof < another np wh.it-T cnysav I nm " :h p cnfH "g ___the week ending Sont ?nQ by.plac^ g _ io.Jx>uoBoa 1 a n d 2 fro m 2 to 7 p.m . a t tl 3oat(A BG^rr------~4 3t th e ch u rc h . w a s In c rceased a f from 15 to 30 minutes, i two'new fall schedule carandldate^-' ■■ lupuaH.'Orflei'niailunclion.I. " quitler." but the batDattle for supremacy which ' C lassc s w ill begin Oct, 6. " C o d e H ed " a n d ‘'B est of th e W e s t " ------began wilhIlh the departure of Walter I in the top 10. NFL Foolbaliall and three Montgomery said she0 vwill (calure Cronklle ha has steadily eroded lls post- , oid( standby sitcoms commpleted the special rates for the firstrst 50 studenls tion. score by giving ABC six — who register. For more ir X of Ihe lop e informalion. For thee 'w ee k of Sept. 14-18, th e slo J ls, c a ll h e r a t 423-593fl a fte r 10, ______raiings^scorc o re w as NBC 11.9, w ilh 24 . T h e p rim e lim c jc o rc i.A\B E C J 6J a n d ______ ------" T h o IFriFriondlieit Ckib S SouthO f Ihe Bor'drd lo r" S p e d a l I ' CO P IM C a ih 2 4IHOURS 1 , O iv e miw u y i E v e ry “ S u n . CA SIN O : .MOTFL CAFE TURING. . . t l il )] ...... / c ~ - / ■ T h ef (Chrlstophe e r . Pacifific Trail F rid ay Nil 'avid Show b r o) c a d w a y f b a b'D i ie s Special SEAFOODID B U FFET^^ Frosh fish fllot, fonlanfail shrimp. Oysfors. s{ Boof wilh polofoos & . scallops, Boror^ of ■ & grovy. solad bar 4 destei» o rf. ^ lllustrate ■ SATURDAy PRIMEIE RIBB BUFFET 1 SPECIAL SUNDAVHY BUFFET ) 0 Cholc* Prfm* Rib, Barb*eu*d.d _ I SllStufU d Fork Chop*. Friad Chl V 5 8 ° ° Bfei, V*g«tabU, Potoloti I Chlck*n. V*g»tabl». Potetoa* I gravy. Salad bar I d•ii» o m r t. (C h ild ree n 's A tti c ) Gravy. Salad Bart 0»«i*n; $ i i 9 5 I A U TOUCAN A T...... ■* I AAIIY o u I C l an Eot . , . . . . A — . I JACKPOT, . i24 MamI Avo.Av No., Twin Falls. r lOo.m.-5:.5:30p.m . Oaiiyond NEVADA J untit7p.mm Ftidoys.I U soyoufPoPofis chatgo or Master Card, Call Toll Froe ^ VISA, AmofilOficonExoross. 7 3 4 - 1 3 9 3 » ® ^ ...... - 3 - r r ------:------V .. Friday, SopoplomDor ?5,1981 Timds-NovNow3. Twln Falls. Idaho B J S h i e i l d s ’ t tn t p r i ni g t a l B d l l ^rincTGri■ e g o r y c ichUsaill a feun; careei?r lessoim s ByJAMESWARREN ------C lea rly :: tl this must Inhibit him fronrom calling out for tho HI ChicapoSuii-Timesws Illinois Film Office, who haslas helpedi to entice lols pf ; K en tu ck y FriedF r Chicken. big-bubucks Hollywood productions}ns here.i Including "Ordi- ; D ISCO VE EI R (October), Wilh cogenlnl isimplicity. U'wis nary-■ JPoople." "Looking for Mr.fr. Goodbar," ( "The'Blues Thomas argirgu(?s thal the nuclear pow.■ers er lose sig h t of Ihc..- :hors." "Continental Divide” andai — you can’l win 'em •. The dancers I've knowniwn generally have boen as liglliglil In ______. growing gap,ap.betwccn nuclcar. weaponsms and the ahilily.of— :_UiaLBrookc ^ Shields stinkeroo,rroo,-“ E ndlc.ssL ovo.’* • the head as they are in thothe toes. Yet. i[seems, Ameri'e ric a 's . _ medical sciocionce lo furnish aid after■ a nucloatusAlaslro- ■ ffnesl ballerina Is as lumiiiTiiiious u p sta irs a s down, lore's a postscript lo a "mucmuch ado alMut nothing" She's Cynthia Gregorj■ory a n d . S e p te m b e r’s S aturtu rd ay . it seoms columnist-commenta l ^ ^ g a z i ntie s "How i.s it]il possible for so many peoplepie wilh Iho outward entator Jane Bryanl Quinn R e v ie w su g g e sts, sh e is Is lo be lauded for havingng tlic hu sb a n d c a c h w ro te n a styy letters Ici because a Savvy appcarance{:e of sleadiness and authority•ity. inlelligcnce and uncommon nerve to re-chochoreograph her lifeoffslage, m n ist w ho a lla c k e d J a n e use: c o n v in cin g’ enoughei to havo reached thethe highcsl positions 7,pufl] uses a pseudonym. Here, -Y ou need not c a r e a1 li(lick about pirouellos lo glea llip-Lucre" gels in-further- ______^In lhe, fiove)vernmcnts- ot_tlic-w orld.-i.- -i-to-have- lost-so ------: f " ier - licks.- apth—dcflatlnp::^^— ' ....lesson or-twoJrom'GrcRQcgory..who.sald.gix)dbyii.IoJj compleleiyy IIh e ir se n se Of Tcsponsibllltillity for the human ...... :'s self-righteous prolesl, , a n d fo rtu n e in 1975 lo swim, swi iel her muscles go flalflabby. ______beings lo whekhom Ihey a re a cc o u n ta b le ??" ' ’ ^Thomas asks. g iv e h e r Iiusband th e g aite te ia n d get h e r b e arin g s slraighi g h i . ------JICK LY -G race Lichtenstein The sciencence monlhly also intimate:ales lhal humanity leirv is v 6 ry g o ^ In S e p t, 2 8 : .i Gregory, 115. was trappepped by success and immcrslosio n in slo ts in U s V eg as, ’ Vork on a law yer who arrange miglil be seserved by deslruclion of alall copics of Judy inges privale adoptions for..., her ort. Sho danced wilhilh Rudolph Nureyev and Mik'likhail N ow sh e ’s b a c k , sl ilie s w ho a d v e r tis e fo r pregnani c. still th e besl bul e n jo y in g bcbooze, slots Mazol's nutru trilio n a lly b ogus "T h e BeV'Jeverlv Hills Diet." ;nanl w om en w illing to RlvC ; Baryshnikov, was routinellncly beckoned for encoreses and and cigarettes and, s ;d, she claims, nevor dieting orchcckinilor There's ahsoso a look at physicisi I-eon LcU'dcrman. director “P heir kids.. Time intelligentlyIly inspects i the American •- compareij wilh greats of the past. Her social life, sy ste m , fin d in g il a w orthy in: e. too. th e sc a le . F u r th e rr. , slshe c a n ’t w ait to ha v e a kid. of Fermi NrNational Accelerator l-abornK>ralory in lia ta v ia . y institution despite lots of....i centered on the dance,ice. Her childhood sweettietliearl- Bravo! Bul, insle isload of tossing flowers onslislaBC, l e t s i ||„ „ |,c r e llIhe ii goal " is lo un ra v e l ono ofo f ilhe mosl profound flciencies. i It gels commentsnts from William Kunkle tumed-husband was a dancer,dan Dance, danco. dance,:e. She throw Gregory some medivesandgin. ------philosophicalcat-riddles-thnt-man hos lacknckled:-lhe ultimfite— . John_Cacy.._cascn head.of..of_Cook-County_Slate’s , ______-- - got sick, ------' ___Elsdtfherc. 7>TnrtoiriQa.,Ndumang, LhicaRo's k: ------firiiu r u u f ■ u physicam ll isrC T iri} ." R e add liIhis, fudllze JUav------7 ^ Sliu'miirior a year, got a divorce and married a rockr mail ordor whlz-tun turned-prodigious modern artrlcolleclor, Mazdliasm^m a d e a m int c o m p ared to i..edl^derm an and weep, ie r & B lock’s R o b e rt H anley;y and ai Chester Kamln and"' ’ music composer. Sho bejbegan m e etin g folks who didn'l dii is profiled. Surely,ly. we can accept lhe fact N N' eu m an n ’s ;y & Austin's George Saundorider?. Newsweek actually 'I w e a r ligJils for a living and d id n 'l d e e m il uncouth lo li; jlislon lown house includosd e s 25 P ica sso s, Bul it is depi?pressin'g lo c * v v v ,, d o e s; a cover on lhal cullural iconicon. "General Hospilal," • • (Ociober). The monlhly lo pop music, rather than th; Dach. over cocktails,s. Sho confront the realityity ofi 17 paintings by Miro in i ly for' ’’execulive Curiouously. Time sticks in a page on th e su b ject. Did-> J t T . O C U learned lhe joys of martiiirtinis, junk food and playingng the room. Dcuses on Chicago’s Lucy Saklaionger, direclor of compepet itive espionage force a lasl-ia st-m in u le addition? “ B o o k sS : ~ E a r I ^~photogm} l ^ M c ^ p o s tt c a i ^ s ^lifTor i era B y U nited P r e s s Internatlilational authors have hai made , that pleasure just t)ccomo the provincee of( the ama- being a populpularilem). . available ttto everyone, even those teur as well as tho professiiisional. Rural o^e sectioilion records lhe sign paint- Prairie Fires and PapcaperMoons, whose ancesceslors wore more conscien- Free Delivery of mail was w; new. In railroadlad workers, telephone op. tbcAmerlcanPbolOjslographic tious about)ul cleaning out tlic attic fa c t. people_ w ere slill new ne to each _ erators andnd installers, icemen and Postcard: IWO-liX>-1920 b e fo re Ihoir;;ir g ran d c h ild ren did. other, wilh all Iheir variiiried occupa- farmers off tti h is c o u n try in p u rsu it of — ------tjy iia i M organ-and Andrndrcas Brown - -The-blackack-and-whitc'phofographic—— tio n s a n d a e tiv itie s rT h c NewNe England (heir profess]■ssions, prouil to be a part of'-/ L U N ^lEON------(David R.Godine,ine,S25i postcard flourishedfic during Ihe first f ish e rm a n a n d th e O hio fara rm e r h a d n ’t a ll th is p•ogress. ro g Anolher seclion is Who has not riffled throhrougii a box of two decade;des of this century. These m u c h c h an c e lo m e e t each'bother. ( devoledtodisdisasters such as lornadoess . . ONLY ON I o ld po stc ard s disco v erededinanalticor i humble art artifacts have more lhan The splendid and philosophical ph and prairiee firesf nnd lo local sceness ba.scmcnt. smiled at thoIho charmingly sentimentaltal or collector's value — foreword and the introdiKluclion give .m d e v e n ls.s. These ' were our earliest -- dated picluroK, tried loo maken ouuiic __tliey c a n l)e.be.£.xamlDed to coin n sense one ' a good idea of the do'levclopmenis ^-new s pholo:)los,” snapped and sold by flowery script and feltt a momentary of how ourjr ancestors lived, dressed, surrounding'(his flurry’iI of acllvily quick, enlerilcrprising photographers,: JOIN< U S T O DD A Y J tic lo a w a y o f lif e long gone?gon worked andanc celebrated, and what during which there weree fortunes lo since mostt newspapers i did not ycl in assem b lin g th is bobook of won- events shaptaped Iholr lives. be made by entorprisiising pholo- print photos;))salongwilhtheirtexl. derful pliolographlc' pospostcards, the Photograp•aphy w as new th e n , a n d h a d graphers. Messages fromm tho cards’ Nowadaysys popping fta.shbulbs at n senders are reproduced,d, and vary family eventents hardly make anyono? l302i)C0 from wry comments uponon Ihis whole tu rn a ro uid n d or think twice. Seventyr’ b u sin e ss of h a v in g o n e ’s ppi< ic iu rc la k en y e a r s a g o this tli was a self-consciousS J B e s t s €e l l i n g b) o o k s lo moll to a friend or relailItive ("if you and almo.MU ceremonial i business, in wero there 1 couid look more n pleas- itself an evervent. The facias looking oulI 1 3 0 9 / Uy United Press Internatiilational Simmons ant") to greetings whiclIch have no from these! picturesp: seem very much 1 B l u e L a k e s I ; J 734-7000 T h e I/)rdird God Made Them All — relation to the. piclorl:rial sut)ject a w a re of their Hit viewers, even when I B « F & ^ 7 F ictio n Jam es Herr- r r i o l . _ , “‘whatsover. ■ _ they aren’t,’t solemn- Perhaps they; Blvd. North >X ^ J P I R I T J I Cujo - Stephen King How lo) MakeN Love lo a Man — • ^ l o s l of th e c a n Js in ihi:his book are were not only on concerned wilh lhe Hold New Hampshirere - John Irv- Alexandraa PF en n ey lhe work of professiorional pholo- possibilitv of o passing under their in g L iving AkAlone and Liking 11 — Lynn1 graphers. Some were tak(3kcn in their next-door neightwr's ni scrutiny, butI ■ ' legacy - Howard Fastast S h a h a n sludios or al booths inI amusements knew thev wouldwc have to face ours as Third Doadly Sin - I-awrence EverythinhingW eHad-AiSanloli parks, wilh novelty batjackgrounds. uell, assoloio re r p re s e n la liv e s for a w ay S a n d e rs C o sm o s> - - C arl S a g a n (The paper moons of theebook's I title of life left l>oh>ehind N oblo House - J a m e‘sClavoIl s Ci • Cindereil:Clla Complex - Colette ■ ■ The Cardinal Sins - .Andrew-M. Dowling ___ G re e le y .. iggy's Guido to Life - Miss___ r W A R DIS S H A U S J ___ ■ Good’byo'JaricI ie -H alarold rc Robbins "PigJiyaslo^iold to H enry B e ard G lillc r D om e - Jo se pphW h \ am b a u g h T h eo ry Z Corporations - William “ l ^ e i s a ll l i r t a k e ^:o sw itc lrtc r Night Probe —CliveCusCussier Ouchi P l l T C Ml E E S m Gorky Park - .MartiniS Sr m ilh ' Jim B eam1 . . C om pileded by Waidenboote, Inc.. of _ Nonfiction • a ...... Stamford.'i.' I Conn., from reporls re- ' B e v erly ilills D i d - JJudyMazel u d ceived fronrom m o re lh a n 800 of its N ew 1 6 9 Nevor-Say-Diel Hookk -• Richard bookstores.!S. $ p BEAM i Mild Cheddari r ...... I b . LAST - SpM lal Of Th« W ««k - CHANCE CAI.RAW AY CHEIEESE I T O M . 9 9 i b $ 1 6 9 Tntf-Trt "W B M Fresh Curdd ...... ■ Ib. r f tgiaajsnjciKJiauK $ 1 7 9 r - L - ! ® I 1 ^ Butter ...... ■ Ib. S a lt F re o DON’T MISSSIOE I CANNON'S LAST[ PERFORMANCEP “I C h e d d a r. . 'H IN THE MAGIC VALLE\EY Now Carrying limCllY^^SIBAIGKT [ lijy $ 1 * 4 I Local Milk . . . . . ■ gal. ------Ss E I> T .2 5 tlIh a n u u m u s u Y ; » . cchallongo i you to comporoiro oor( " ! Reserved Seal ...... $ T .5 0 F p r ic o s wwith your fovorito suporr mme a r k o t l ; General AdmIm ission...... $ 6 . 0 0 ^ E variotitios •crockor:cors& moats > DI oori Op«n At 7:00 P.M..M. r a i T lclcotiots Avallablo'At The DEP01O T GRILL EM o f c h oCOSO . odclrypr'products ' ' 7 3 3 -0 7 1 0 545 Shoihon* St. So. • lA ihrflllS; :STORE • lEROMES]: STORE i A croil from SmHh **’*■ FrontagoR F o o d K ing 30 R o o d * , , n o x t to cornor of Mornlngi M o g ie V/alloy a ll Konworth ^ T t t i Discover the;i pleasure first^■enjoyed in 1795. ond Addison lub-J RENTUCHY SldAlCHICHI BOURBON vJHlSKfr BO MOOf DlSmSriiuoANDBonuD OPEN 10:0 BY JAMESJCSe B{AMOlSTILLINGCO.CLERMONTDNT, B£AM, KY ■ m. Mon.-Sat. ^ ? • B-4 Tim es-New s, Twin'win Falls, Idaho .F rid a y , S eQ p plom ber 25,19ai ' ^ E x x c o n t e l l s i P B S T V sh . e a ^ m s h o w s B iirle jy n a t i v e; f e a t u r e c s o n i f r iriPtdfti i g n r s ^ i! I t o m ------H E Y B U R N ^^CheryhParisra— C ...... Burlcy-native,-wiwill-star in her- H I -B y RENNETH R. Cl.;^J.ARKt— — ------h a rd aat t i its costs,”'hesaid.-"Ifs going B y T W I SH A LES I ‘ first molion piclidure. "Golden UPI TV Reporter to h aive v e Ito find more innovative-ways ■f'The Washington pPo. o s tc o : ' - . ^ H .. Gate,” which willill a ir to d a y ot 8 — i'-.'7 to d oI pprograming r — they’re already I p.m.onABConKIKIVI andKPVl. lo o k inng g al collaboration wllh cable, I Paris, 22, wh(?ho liv e s w ilh i W NEW YORK - ForI eighl years, and ihojthey’re looking at collaboralion WASHINGTON - What you’re H I husband Jameses Porter In r ' j E x x o n h a s p la y e d DaDaddy Warbucks to betweenccn stations to avoid duplication supposed to My at thc'beglnningI of K Miami Bcach. IFla., is Ihc - 4 J ^ M -7. a th e P u b lic B ro a d caasting s Service, but and tootoobtaineconomics. cach new televisionm seasons< is that this ^ daughter of Mr. anda Mrs. Carl . |£ | ' Stephen Stamas hasas a word of warn- “I thinthink in the past, the tendency of one looks like the worstwq ever. Before K E. Paris of Hoyt:ybum and Ihc K g in g fo r L illlc O rp h am n A nnie: G el a job. e a c h slatfon sl; might have been to anybody says thatlat this year, we k late June 0. Fanamsworth. Her ■ i kid - even an oil corrompanycan’ldoit strengthiigthen ils own produclion cnpa- sliould-rememberr lhalt last year’s Rrandmothcr Elvava E. Piirls re- H oil, b illly' aand t its own production unil, looked like the worstirst ever, too, and il ^ 9 s id e s in Je ro m e . H E Slamas is vice prciresident lh charge Today,y, I.they’re going to have lo work w a s n ’t. In so m e w ayays s it w as su p e r. jr a 1 C heryl, w as borurn in Burley B H of public affairs adidivilies for Exxon logelherh e r m u c h m o re ." Television yearsrs tend to be re- and raised andd educated In |M and this season,, thesollgianlwillenler o Bulwl:I why would an oil company wanl membered for tho0 newsn events that h CallfomiarShohailas modeled for its ninth year as.3.underwriter for to underiderwrlte public television in the TV Imparted ratherer tthan for the level Tr * e l ^ i s i o n l _ l _ __ lhe last twoj.eara.'•awilh the Elite- PBS’s _ exquisite ^G ^ reat_P.erfor^fLrsl_Piiplace? G^ill over all those of entertainment icMrvcd up to 1he — _____j . M o d e lin g Agencyy in N ew YorK manccs" series. "o b scecene n f profiis?‘''‘S n ^ y advertls- public, anyway, LasiL,asl season w a s as C ity a n d h a s appealearcd In maga- The debut-"W illiillle Stark," by the -Ingmta ayt y b e ? ------news-tntensivc-as-an;-anyonecould-want— ------zlncs’asMademoiloiselle, Vogue," ' Houston ;Grand Oper«ra in association' . ' Stamai m a s h a s h o a rd 11 all b e fo re ;— ' a season to get, from fn the polilical lead performpc ances of Mlml Kennednedy ■ Glamour and Sevcvcntecn a s wilh (lie John F. KerKennedy Center for Man)lany people have said the oil campaign, electionn andar in a u g u aratio n a n d PPeter e l Cook. ______a s d e p a r lm eni slorlore catalogs, ____ lhe Performing Artsrts — is sel for 8 compani)anies have gone inlo public icIe------to-lhe-returnzoklhc:lhe.-Ji03lage3=from=zrJilostjst'of-the-newrEnows’were (erf[ e m - . - - SfTc’ h'aff^bcen atlending a col-- S H - =pTmTFEDTFMondajlayr^nd'nke-the=yiaion-a n-awash=wjth.7gU ill-lo-try-lq-_ Iran, the assassinatination attempts on ble, truIrue, bul it is no longer sensibleile loI Icgc and working:g as a waitress ^ E legendary Warbucks.IS, S ta m a s Isn ’t the a to n e5,’’ ,’’ he said. "1 certainly don’l President Reagan anand the pope, and, judgee a TV season by its weekl>ekly ■ In Florida when a photographerf S H least bll ashamed of>f his1 corporation’s object:l to people being aware that we almost as compensalisatory good news, series,!S, T h e n a tu re o f lelevision a nnd d ofc spotted her and launched1 her wealth or its part.'t.'in bringing the are maknaking a contribution., .but our the trfumphant touchdown tou of the viewinfing have changed loo much;fi; ini m o d e lin g c a re e r. o p e ra to th e pu b lic. in le reCSl s l In public television predated ------Space’Shuttlc" Columumbia'afEdwards— fai5try(y 5 ir c a h ’l~GV0trjUdg6“ a” s eia a sb ^ n ~ '------ShehasTKmctlJifinjrtrainiiT^rnnd— HI ------But-with-the-Reaisagan-admintstra-— the^jnerinergy-erieis-and-l^e-nover-ceen-.— AlrForccBasclnCaliliJalifom ia.' J u s t oion the performance of the lh was casled when photographs |9 lion’s budget axe already a hacking It as a : solution of our ‘image’ pro- Kot In a millionn yearsy would you nolworlorks. For the miiiions of peopiM ple o f h e r w ere pickcdcd oul by Joyce B ^ ^ H | M away al PBS’s traditional ti , goy- blcni. w ant lo be wilhout^ televisiontel at times who nonow gel some form of pay T\TV. ' Solznick. a talenl s< { ^ ■ h I H J ernmenl support. SlamasSti said even "Peopieople in a progressively run ' li k e those. la s t year ye. was the year "Supermannan" In "Golden Gale,le." Cheryl will r a ____ thejidiesl. corpofalliillons are not in a corporal>ration recognize thatw e have to ------Whcn“ H~came““to"satlsfylng“ to the— Ifadiis'ils'TV"debuirBul1he“mdviewbh vbh’ l play 'tliC T O le“oT'CiTlaTre M ^dr- h B position lo pick up all'ill th e slack, pu t somomclhlng ( back into the commu- American appetilieie - apparently in- hil thehe' networks untii Noyomber• thisthi die, |H “I would say veryry strongly thal I nity bejbeyond producing goods and satiable — for escapl:apism, television’s year, KTVX will air I m ovie ^ E don’t‘believe theseB budget: cuts for services.CCS. So it's a basic philosophical cntertaimcnt packickagers did nol WeeI can judge the networks, howe'>wev- S u n d a y a l ll:3 0 p ,n I H I ^ H ■ public television can3n b e m ade up by th in g: Ihithat ip the long term a corpor* perform even one-eigleighth as well os its er, on)n the quality of Iheir movio;ivios, A wrile-up onn Cheryl and " increased corporatelie support," ho tion shou;hould be doing." Journalists, This iss nothingnc new. And spccial:ials and mini-series. The numbcTiber olher young starsrs appeared in CICHERYL PARIS said. "I certainly encncourage corpora- He salsaid if underwrtling were as yet every year Its:s seems s the body of succiccesses in this realm is mightighly last December'sT\TV G uide. . . .to.to s ta r in f irs t m o v ie tions to do more, andnd we’re certainly . .effectivetive as_advertising, PBS.mlght___ count at season endend includes more impress•cssii'e,’ ABC’s classy, powerlier/uJ ___ — — — ------1—straining lo do a bj( mmbre'eachycar. find itse:itself at least with less trouble fe c k le s s s tiffs th a n the year before.- “Masacsada,"'N B C ’s exolicV enticinicing ‘‘But the kind off money i lhal the than it hahas. The season’s uller;er sludge included "Shoguigun.” CBS’ devastating: ur (government) was puttingpu Into public "If you look at this as advertising. 11 such losers as “The Gangster compropromised “ Playing for Tim e," •: L o n g e r! television -can’t be replaced r by the '^'on't; sell,"sc! hesaid, *'If a corporation Chronicles,” "Walk!liking Tall” and_ a b)C_C offered a gloopy ' bu show forc(ces K M V T rclalively few compnpanies who nre approach3achcs an investment In public -N o. 96" on NBC;-:; "Too Close for atterilicilion-grabbing ••East of Eden. Interested In underlerwrltlng public —lelevistoiiston-underwriting lhat-way,-it — Comfort” a n d " I ’mn A Big Girl Now" with the t tantalizing find, Janii to drop!CBS Morrm in g N e w sr s ' le le v is io n .'’ w ill bbe e clear thal one doesn’l-gct \ on ABC; and "Seerecrcts oO JidiM d—SuymocnoQr;_PBS-aired Carl-Sagan’'a n ’s ------r------S ta m a s - s a i d _ElxaJccoQ _ a lo n e _ h a s ___^enough_ooul of il to justify that as an____ -Heights;" •"Rlker;"-'" "Concrete Cow- smashish in g . m in d -e x p an d in g ••Cos p o u red b e lw ee n S355 million and WO advertisirtis in g ex p en d itu re . TWIN FALl^ - KMVT K will slop entirely boy,’’ "Ladles' Man"m" and "Enos” on mos”’ and the deliciously difficul ely, KMVT cannot carry betalh mililon inlo PBS, bulJt thal the service "IthinlIhink the real answtr for public • airing "CBS Morninjing News” as of progran•am s, CBS. Loscre or not,lot, some of these “Tinkcik or. T ailo r, Soldier, S p y " in- is going to have lo sUSlart acting like a televisionsion is to enlist'more corpora- . 'IP ; S e p t. 2«. because o( ( a: c h an g e in th e . “ KMVMVT regrets the loss o( tl have actually beenn rrenewed for the ported.‘d frotn England, as woll as lh ( th is b u sin e ss if it is to survrvive. tions, amand that’s going to be hard," ’ *“■* program ’s Iransmissission lime by the service*ce lo our viewers, ond we ha s e a s o n a h e a d . in d e pDondently e r , made ‘Day Aflc ■have ‘'I believe il's goin«ng lo have to look Slamasa s saj id , CBS Network, How bad can a1 TTV season have Trinity,lly," a stunning documentary o oxhauslijsled all means of tryingng to According lo KftlVT K? General scheduh • o u r ********* been, Ihough, whenn itil can produce a j, Rob L M . B o y d ■ — — I ' i ■ Fr.dJiday, SoDtcmbOf 25.1981 ' Ti_mo5-Nows, Tim Twin Falls', Idatio B -5' 1What^&i - ■ ■ /T .______------Whit do you knc mwG V Iwow about sea turtles? AnI expertei on same , ■' ------report* that you'gcI get all females if you raiseIJc sea turtles in . w*nn witcr, ill m; S males if you raise Ihcm in cold water. G fa l lr f i e l d All th e new momothers go home within 24 2< hours afler r ■ slvins birth. Thatlaat:a.al_the Mdrose-WakeHelcield-Hospiial in - /- / h o w c a n v o u H O lOGSl I*'/ THE MOP»P K£E.f?6 \ ...... -J ANP iF-W E-evER^ - ' P r' r i m e . Melrose. Mu j . N0o complicationsc In more thar ( STAMP TO HE IN Iian 300 cases so ( ^ ^ J rjC T H E F L IE6 6 O P R ( GtET OOT, THE MUC far, docton there: reire p o rt. \ W/ALLER ALL PAN J P J W ? / jV KEEP6 U ■ INSTANTLY Q. How mucT) r h mileage is covered by Ihe the fingers of a 0 ^ ----- . t i r typkttl typUl on an>any given eight-hour day? O m e T V O 1 A. from 12 to 20 miles. 2 O / i > - v 0 EVENING 5 ; ^ r r r KEWPIE DOLLS 7 (TTY 0:00 )______1 0 ;S )0 0 0 NEVVR ______- ...... g , ' ; :’ g© ' STUDIO SEE : ■ Q7Why wai thele kewpieK DoU called that? 'i ( /I m ItIt's Real H alf ) W = ------D oallorBoys^^Satol l l . % ! ■ ------— I A tttention t e I W e will j A ndy ble e giving I aw oy a hnaif a i w ith EVERY / OW.ALLRX:l i r r N ou TwtNK i v s A b i t ') $5.00 purchaso / IC A W T A I ^fTEVlPTlBLE - TAWNQ < — , . $ 5 / n S g J E lNl y * C a p p V^XaCECF SOrr-HEAfTTEIV Oc N E G R O U P CHARACTERS^ ✓ C W A L K.raGHTTWEN./jNtrr'.j I^ I c o n 4 "" hH ouso PLANTS r A F F O R D IT. B U T r CO f^ ( THEONUV ) (? AS l-PS-tC U -J > ONES I'M T . ;- iAlIey Oop► ij|( brooke shieldssh pijJ f lP VOO AND \ VI.OUU50 VIvo u HOLD MY ^ ' \w a .-T O WILL RING FOIFOR A m o m e n t/s u r e ! ) FOR T 1. ^WnBB T i^^W atim i ------?i| martin hh( e w in ‘ W i-OOPP _ y o r r s r - tCMAMBER^^ p n M fi .M o t ^ p f e V m r ■ I p ___ E Sii "iii L g A Gasoline AlVlley ' n endless►siove I ] Itaot,_V 'A n'JlecectricJiqht'san’-'Y ^ "■ What does'ijoui-fl jtou th in k TLooklit- T i m i l M ' - DAUY 1:00 house big asof’acouch what doqs , it's:6down 1 thisiT hey wu I S T if ™ narble is allo\ P 2 0*llYr,«i-t,}o ' i look ^ t e p s u r .(UN. IJ'iJt. J B g H y f l ■ :i>t~ — A L A N ------CA V a : a r o l A L D A B L R THE FUNNIEST i ® £ s SUPERHERO € Crossword p puzzle Dennislis the M enace ACRO SS 41 Lllo nous Pujjio ? 7-.- - 42 Mov.ng 1 Enormous vohicic! Answer to Pfovioi“n r m i 5 Hard-hooned 45 Houses/ing _ r . . . . HBfinflh, for |ie (abt>iclcj m D ± . . 2H* Soamar o u r | | | | 9 Thousandth 49 choral 1 ^8w " ral work f'y [ t ] s f M y B BI*[! ^ S e a g o r I V c Z r , | i | J > n s p i t : DAKY7:1S.«:|| ' -lA? .lUH, Dilf. i item weed c In I* b i e5 | E i fPGl Kiifrwii IKB*-li4»-7:JH,|l class B T o W r tti }_ . u|T| I L '£ H H i t9 Tailor fo 5Uf0(pl) , S lAlC ;V H_l_ d 1 i W I B r 20 Besides Se.SmariiuIt A P 0 A U _R ^ 1 i S i P 21 Scotch cup ri lizard l y l t l A l3 r lOveing ; tub 23 Timo period DOWI (abbr I \iAiu 17 Round Of 36i 0Have (archaic) p - : j ^ ------25 W atered silk- i applause 38l.lncorreci H, ^— ■» V I T he sound he cre;re a te d — ;.fev'v ^ 27 Warnor 2 Is not.,-h vvi o (a „ J ? _____ 33,1/1(prefiij . »? J and perform ec( 3 1 W ith (P fJ 3 Grtmiest1 will EngineIp sound ed. ------3 2 U l Sink < —1MI < lE' flat r hke rodont T h i c o m e d y tUutpnmps h i . j u a i 23 Drudge 3 3 Zcduno ■“"0 Jack-in-the- ' v ' p ; ^ _____ theftm iaton 34 Intarmodiate 5 Valleys ostuamer. ------24 B.dir \ l pulp'i (prefix) 6 Asson 25 Molher Complains ' « r H 35 H eld cdvoring 7 Actrestn 26 Siove O'" Vormm ' [ ‘ 36 Pflsspon FarjowJ t 27 Boal ride Cc endorsement 0 Time zon 28 Copying « Once Vo moro ' . ' ' i t i l 37 Formicary (2 (abbrlzone 29 Relieve <7 OnRela. feSST... OOiiY l£T HERTAlXTOYOUfi PlAf w d i) 9 Postal se 1 30 Bellow 48 Aged Re AlRW il s o n , Sl!ShUl PUT t^^T O S i^/rr 1 1 I j p 39 Mother (Lat) 10 Hotels I servicu 32 African 50 ASmallq deer 40 Ampersand 51 Emblems grassland 51 Sn' im 35 Win# (fr I 52 Frc n n n i i ) j ^ ( S 3 1 E m mG H ■ i i : “ ' ^ P \* I 50 l l | ^/ 'f l a m 5~|6 |7 [?^ [T” >2 T J Hy U njicd T ress ress international S StudeJ e n t 13 T ^ • ^ 1 1 : 15 Te Today is Fncl Tiday, .Sepl, 25, the 268lh da'layoflSMO ^n a s I S a y Bodicl i e s p B : 16 T 7" ______w itli U7 to follow. ow, ■WS I U t i ^ p K g T h e m oon i.s-s approa j a ch in g ; its new p h a se “ 22 * * T tie m o rn iniKslaris g s Mars. Tlie evening sl I llWUHliVjll OPENII>EN8;00 K sla r s a re V cniis a n d Ju p H er, START ------= = = j M i i r / ' I w I ?!“! ''.:!|ii .l^l.~'5i!3!<;;cljn' ^ ^ l3 0 I Tliosi' l>ornII onoi this date are under Ihc ______L ib ra. 3 I American authorauii William Faulkner wasas txirn on 32 ■ p r_____ ■ _____ .Sept, r>, IH97, N O W O P E N 34 : iiff “ Onlhistlalt-tn-'tn liistory: =RI.-SAT.-SUN. 37 38------In I5IJ. .Spanis inish explorer-Bftlboa become1C Ihc first |-jI known Kuropean CEORCl;E HAMILTON ■can lo see ihc Pacific Ocean [a! THE ORIGINAL JER 40 - — I I crossed lhe Islhn■'hmus of P a n a m a , in 17Hy, lheIf firsl U,s, ConRress ado 42 143 144 ■ T > La“1 ‘'”'t‘ndmenls to the origirral Constitulior li HflfiDiy, which were raliiali/ied nnd became known1 £as “The —f-j" 49 50 51 ------U iflo fltlK lits." I THE CAiiY BLADE - f f i : In I926. llie F o r j m w ; i t 52 Ford Motor Co,, pul its workei(e r s on an ' Ip g I 5 T ~ l l ^ -:------t'iK lii.h o u rd ay . fi f. five-day week schedule for 1 lim e , • 55 ^ p^^frwiS OPEN 8:00 56 ^7 ------In l!i7;j. lh e Ai «AUi I American Skylab 2 crew ce nded a START 6:30 i , f e p * " 58 • ^ re c o rd SSinJay slaslay in spaco and returned s.sa fe ly lo ------' ^ c a m .. g g H I ^ ' c i S S i i Friday. SeDS( tom bor25.l9fl1 TImos-Ni13-Nows, Twin Falls. Idaho B-7 . Actimi g 'l O O iU m es^ieasier]than bea s e l^ Hl : R u s ^ c.Bjr R IC H A R D P R E E DDMAN,.,'.^-. N r-;. L charisma,' If'he^irna^6 Ih’e'^ s li^ tK l . him ^ i n g : rzJ!iewhaiiseNev,sServJce■Ice — Ig fjeld'by Isaac.Hayes; theIhc “ character of Snake realally got to me m lsiake in style he'd sen!‘n se It in stan tly « ^ ig _ b la c:k k ‘Duke’ In ‘Escape From m o r e th a n I thought. —— ------a n d h ft-th e a u d ie n c e u p a lagain. ^ew York)rk.’“ U’s“ quIte a slu ^ Jn in’ "WfiaDcrfinCaiTSneriTahdTwanted ------“He-used-to-practice-e ln-front of a - contrasts." ------“ NEW YORK--Acting;ing is-^noo t i m '^ " w a s fo r people lo sa y toiilhern»lvcs, ll 'r ' - m irror being Brando or)r James Dean - Despitee thet film’s tille, most of it =The— .e a s ie r " th a n pla y in g bbos a seb a ll for K urt _ it don't like this guy andi I1 don’t know or Montfiomery.CllfL--rr_all-wild ones was_shotot ln_ St. Louis - Russell, who has done3 pitplenty of bolh. >se - why. I’m pulling for himIm, bul God, I and rebels without a cause.cj But he “logistlcall Onscreen Uicsedaysh^ h e ’s to be seen ally il was Impossible to shultui hope he makes it.’ Weife n e v e r once never made the mistake All ke of imitating down NewIW York streets and bridges asSDokcPlisskcn, thee hih a rd e n ed crim * :es thought of whal New YorkersY< would g them. He just incorpbrat‘ated them into iong enougl Inal who rescues the presidentpn of the ugh to fill Ihem with all thallal say about seeing theirJlr. c ity being \ h is ow n p e rso n a lity . tra s h a n d tl U nited S ta te s in th e futujuturistic thriller, H IS d then pick it up again beforeire trashed lhal way only 15IJ y e a r s from 1 ______;^‘Eivis could stand in ' Sports n one spo^and rush hour. I — “Escapo From New-YoiY o rk r'’-A nd h e 's ------K | r. n o w ."------move more than Mick ■JaggerJ, pranc- : "I love Ne'New York. My_ wife_ is- -from - a lso to t>e h e a rd aIS s th e voice of im Before making !‘Escapape From New l|| Ing around the stage.. ModemI rock ’ here, and h Copper, the hound wiUwith an Identity d her heart sinks every timene York," Ru^ll starret”ed in "Used HI types eat up the sceneryry. Punk slars our plane 1 Network : crisis ln;he Disney animnimated feature, 0 lands In Los Angeles. Thehe Cars" as Rudy Russo.I, a. wildly un- are so rehearsed, you']u're Just wal- fUm certalr " T h e F o x a n d T h e Houndu n d ." * • lainly isn’t anti-New York.. I sc ru p u lo u s c a r d e a le r wlwith high pollt- OJ H i ching an act. But he reaeally moved — think most But the lanky, athleticetic actor had a [______ost people in this countryry ical aspirations. The movloviewasabox III _ all from the inside. Ass far as drugs would ratht Hours A Day . previous career as sea»>cond baseman ither sec California sink intoIto office dlsappolntmen:nt, perhaps > „ and women go, he was juslJi a kid in a the Pacificric lhan Manhattan sink inlo (or such minor leagueJC teI a m s a s th e I t w as The Specialties of our new chef Ron Ramsey ' DiNrJNERENTR S IP T . 25,I. 26 & 27 Served wilhth Soupi or Salad Bar. Choicoico ol Potalo I M O W fINIOHTLT • or RicQPHaf.Ril Hot Roll and BuButter SPECIAL DINNER{SHOW S> AT8PJIA. SEATING AT\ T 6( : 0 0 PM. “iHbu,use Specieialties ______COCKTAIL SHOW.WAT 11:00 P.M. r n e i i 9 < C hickekenTempura Hawaiiari a n S t y l e W2 FORDEXF Tobe given awayonSundey,ay.Octebar nihot IO:OOPJA. W In n a r m u it b * p r* i« S!"P' Ol Toodor'er aiickcn( Dwjsl Lmd m n P,nt>'in<\ii)i)i.j sncn mil) • i « n t to v»In. WIII d re w unflintil o w inner preient. Regli3l»t»r onytlm *. Oct. 9th-l HI . ; Rico)PiUI. Pil. Zci^txinilhafiAoeicoiSjuiaucu B asque S tyle Codj F'icloflcoljit'l3K)icCo!]Da^.cdinaZoziy Torr.omaroS.iuce Filet Ala’ O scar Tournoao: ol BetO ff/ Tcnocfloii ToppciJ wiih Cfj. I. Gu'jGU Scx.'ji: arx] UcrnjizL- Sjucc ^ P E R S O N X ______cCoqujlles St. Jacquel e ...... Tcnaor Scollops35 inir ,1 nicfi Motnjy Sajco I Fror.'i Fr f.hisr^rooinr. ( OCT. 9Hi, 1011Ilh,andllth \ S p o c io l D in n o r S h o w^ thoso ll throo nights VV F robn\51xe in our beauliful new>w 'G a l a S h o w r o o m 1 | B rooiled ih Barbeque Pork 0.C hops 2 GREATTSTARS Two G 07'7 LLonCt^opo f. ------W o n d * rfoi/l- l- s«l«ction of- wxpvntn«lvw -carp«f------lam ploi golrlolng a t a fraction o l orlgincInolprlcvll 1 2 F d bO if “ R oundndSVi Foot 2 4 x 1818 ...... 7 9 - j « ARCHWAY WlfITH GATE 1 .. chway gataa ara avallabla)la for portable pans, i BALEFFEEDERS fl Tha Round Bala Faadart ara dural lurabla. yot light anough for ona .'SJ:ays, and varioua uiaa. Thay 2 4 x 418...... ^ 8 hay ara avallabla In 3 ', nm in lo hanOIa. W iita I* controlintrollad by lha (lanl bar taM ar L , a ', a n d 12' langtha. It faatuiitu ra s haavy*duly con* copanfngt and lha ttaal thaatadad lowarlo hall. Tha tooiad daaign ruction to adapt lo porta>rtabta or parm an an t ^hoW^lha laadar abova manuralura tn d pravanlt lha ahaMing r* qquiramanla. u l ------p tr o m — n m tn tf - I • wW A IL UNITS profMaa llmHad araa i K t , I k tolraaiadown. OLL-A-WAY COTSC R eg. r Rag. *209.sr — I i $309.95 TW IN SIZE t B O O K C A S E S R ^ g . s u o _____ NOW'v * 8 9 “ S t *189“ • RE< 4 8 " SIZE « RECLINERS (>.xklngcr.dwdrgllewoy) if a t »269“ M odel 7B05 R®g.$160 . . . . N O W^ * 9 9 “ . 0 , , DINETTE SETS 1______11: - * L A LANE CEDAR CHESTS — 'A L L E Y S A LL E S A L S O HHAS... I flTTRESS&BOXSfSPRINGS SETS _ •• IHeavy-DutyXrowdvding .• Horse Yarird Feeder__ HonlorseSialls. ... - - • * ■ t w i n s i z e Alleys • Forage &I HayI • Fanarrowing Crates T«lfcU R eg.S 149.95 ...... ------NOW ^ 8 5 > Pivot Sweep PensIS W agons •Hlot o t & Sheep F U L L S I Z E 'Feeder Panels •Horse Staiall Feeder Pan'anels ^ 8 8 Reg. $208.00 . . .. n o w MH M a n o r ^ QUEEN SIZE if r M airlo rie r [[iJ Rog. $250.00I . n o w WATERER ••••••••••••••••••• r «AUTOMATIC in AUTOMATICCWAHRER S w DINETTTE Waters 200 head ot cattliIttle autom atically 18" tiigh for calves,i, (Xponies, and horses ^ ___ S S J To doubla yovr «atarlng 0*(oapacRy or aarva two pana or ^ Ma. M al In a ta n o a^ .* j SEK i Z n S •••••••••• — L ni#i.I. 9t oorrodo cr avp dki antf ALL L A M PS-< i b Mttrla. ttrl CssaMMkalir. ef- ' 1 - O C C ASIONAL TABLEILES-WALL • ACCESSORIES-S ■ CLOCKS - PICTURES 1 aiMi tiactrta «r M t hMl =S. MIRRORS A t g rr o o a t l y j ■■ l l Redo,u c o c J = R*g. t»4.86 % t o 5 0 % < VK: Prlc . ALL SALES CASHS H . MASTER C A R D . VIS^ISA Atodt>datAtf2-0 FINANCING AVAVAILABLE ON APPROVED CREOrE orr j * NM odal ______(^(N O LAYAWAYSl B M J V n i T A V A lLAl m U i l A T AM A O D m O N A l tO ALL SAIVLES ~ BMP FINAI\ l ^ Y r 2 4 0 ■ E S M b| M F U I I » RNITURECO.I. / $ M — NO EXCHAfANCES 10^ Twin FalU I1920KlmtwHyld. ORRETUR b aLNK i C A R D S JW 6 :3 0 - 5 :3 0 DAILY W i i C O M i A D D I S O N AA V E . E . 7a3?2J3 TWIN FAILS 10 :0 0 -4 :0 0 SUNDAY ■"5 K ...... T _ - Friday, Soptombor 25, ?5,1981 . S p o rt t s ■ f i c A _ TImoS-Nows. Twin Falls i f o g Vatil e y Ils. Idaho ■ * C l a s ss W l / i e d _ ^ •t ^ f 9 _ - ■ c • ^ m i d a kh o ^ E r o z em i F o o d s waste I is c r u c i a l - : - B yS U SA N C N GALLAGHER ~ lOthth year, the report stales!. CityCit officials have said the Times-News•H’S writer proj•oject’s financial promise lies principally In the city's '■_v "■ . ______, opp T e a cc h e r tt a l k s Stailte hearing heldd hereI Bindincig arbitratioim seen as laiastresort-bx;i;-XwinFallss teachers C itiz TWIN FALLS - SlalStalled contract , s e n s d c> l b a te " credibility/ wwith the teachers as far as lalks have made bindin;ding arbllration s a la r y o fferse rs a r e c o n c e rn e d . As proof, ,0 confrontation. ¥ 1 lhe only allcrnative lo c _ „ _ ho died theiie negotiations of Ihc past_ according lo Dick Chilc(lilcote. the chicf J threeyears,rs. Each year, he said, thei b u d g noRolialcr for Twin Fallsollstcachcrs. l a n s e n n(l e g o t i a t o { e t c u t bi a c k s board toldI theth leachcrs that no money Chilcote said lhala l "a b so lu te ly ______■y II was availablable lo meet their demands,s. By BRUCE HAMMON3ND groups allerIttended the hearing. In- ‘ ------n u itiln g lia p p ^ n e d " 'aIt r t 'lln.'"90-iiili;utl‘ i f V l * 11 I f C Yci. at cacITicfi ycif's cnaran’cwissive"’Te------rnmsimrwnmr- ^— crcssmoTii]lunfllrtg 161* education was “ /ednesday niglit, '- 'Jp - tim is ticr r a f t e r t a i carryoverer•emerged, hesaid. ______the most frefree q u en t topic, which afiain lefl leachechers withoui a „ . " T h e leaceachers do not Irusl thele ~ CiUng. override ove levies, reduced* c o n tra c i. B y G L EN \W ARCHOL right diroction, ______board,"Chiiihilcote sa id .j‘And.past his-5. - TWIN FALLS - - Education, teaching staffssta and program cut- TImcs-Ncwlews Writer The board offered a i He said lhal bindingling arbllration. - ' 51“,™ ® §^-lorylslhtrsreason why.” highways, nursing —-ev en weeds backs arouncound th e M ag ic V alley th is s a la ry w ith a $125 frirrinse |^l ll ,||uj|r advanced again by lhele t'teachers, was ------strate Ihe extent of the10 — a r e all in tro u b le , year, IdahoIho Educallon1 Association Wednesday’s lalks. Younjroc said, The re je c te d fla tly by th e boa among tcachers. Chilcotetc S o a rg u e d d e p a rtmnent e heads and reprtsentallilallve Jim Shackleford board. ^ANSE^EN — Teacher and school)l p rev io u s o ffe r w a s a $10.a 1,800 b a se w ith r e v e a le d al W ednesday’s bargaining •e severe times are on the Binding arbitration1 Isis a se llle m e n t ^<,3 ^ negolialors nc, again left thee a $100 fringe pool. Tlic tc IB p ro je c t d ire c to r s frorom around the said more s( icachers.who session lheic resultsi of a rank-and-file for Id ah o schools If th e process in which bolh paiparllesaBrwlo uarRalninsing table Wednesday niglilll were Interested in mor lc Magic Valley duringlg a g o v e rn o r's h o rizo n for accept the findings oft a nculrallhlrd v o le ta k e n1 SS, e p t. 15. H e s a id 93 p e rc cnnl l budget hearing in TwinT' Falls on legislatureLire d i o e s n o t In c re a se sla lc a contract settlement, but thee coverage, were dissatlsfis M w ith th e 12021 o l tin p a rty . the teachers voted nol to Thursdayafternoon. support forprorpublicschools, fu tu r e seen? em s b rig h te r. b e n efits p o rtio n of th e pre'revlousol er. accept the Tho most rcccnl offerfer made by the “Things le board's offer. Aboul 90 O ne m a n a l the hhearing com- To^essess his point. Shackleford' ' gs are looking a lillle bctler.”” Joan Martin, lhe chie:lie n e g o tlalo r le a e h e rs d id board was a base salarila r y of $11,500. jj^id boai lid nol relurn ballots. pared the state’s?’s financial clafined 'that tlu many children of oard spokesman Richardd for the teachers, said VWcdneaiays since the Theteachersarcaskinfilngfor$n,eoo. Yource. 1C board maintains lhat Itsts tightening to pruningng dead limbs Twin Fallsills districti teachers aciu- "There is some movementIt m e e tin g w a s productiveIve. and the budRot Ilsur jurcs are correct and extrafa from a tree to gel ridId of th e w aste, a lly m a y’ qualifyqui for the free lunch B o a rd sp o k e sm a n . SuS u p e rin te n d en t- to w a rd s settlement."sei , icpchcrs were "excite*led .and op- salary mom!: iney do e s h o t e x is t, while th1C e only lo carry it too fafar and end up program1 used u: In the district Jam es Sawin. said afterrter the meeling Yourcec said: that the packago of-f- llm is tic " a b o u t th e offer, leachcrs feei'eel lhal the money Is there,e . ch o p p in g off a ll th e f-run. rt bocauso ofof their parents' low lhat the negotiation process pn is slill 'erod byy the t board did not involvee The nexl bargaininglg session Is c h llc o le f c e l eels the only w ay to scllle Is Bul Ihe debate wasnsn't going lo bc salaries. viable. The board, he said,sali offered the more mon Rebollozo fileiles $70,000 clailim against city1 ByMAUTYTKlLLHAASlASK commissioisioner. then fired him forr Times-Nc\ ; - I C-2Timos-Now3,Tw]nwin Falla, Id ah o ' ' Fridoy, Septep to m b er 25,1881 w ^ e C o tw i i t s r t o> j p S t a t e ! P I L T jf- -^Nursfre ‘b o tin fy ’^' d o u b l e d — POISE - Checksto (or «7J million .. ,QHiclflcials of Twin Falla and Eimoi more paymenis were calcullulated this year. _ jh e i ou»iy i n e f fF ( ort to a ttraa c t m o r e u’c^c to be Jnailcdd lo U Idaho counties counticties w ere attending the Associ 5.,incrcasc__in_Elmore. Cour locla- Counly leaders, om)nce they saw'the could its loday for paymenisIts In lieu of taxes- tion of Idaho Counties, meeting result from the inclusion for t c’ve only paid two so far,’* ho' ig in Impact on Ihelrannuilual budgets, have fi^t tjp TWINFALLS- fhe “bounty"'"W o’vc fro m Ih e fed e ra l govejvemment. Boisec j and were tm I a v a ila b le fi lime of Mountain Home / ; fo r l>ecn m o r e c arefu l lo U identify lands Force Bi for finding a nurse nu for Magic said,. , ' Elmore County oppapparently was the commem ent. ! B o se , he sa id . _ that qualify for pavrrt>ment. Cook sald _____ — ______V allo y M em n rin lHIH ftsp H n lh a sh p fj------A Mlul U 20 oart-timi^and full-time big' winner In theIhe JalesL-frdpm l' .r-BoM i^uffingtOTrU>fr,BurlMiKif^tartand in' aodltiori, rul^-w • CoiContinued from Page Cl helped this^lTwin Fal'alls) school dis- fundingI oof vocational and special t r ic t," Saw in sa id . "Oui)ur problems arc trainingg prprograms. ; " T h a t’sl’s how low leacher salariesrles juslgettinglarger." “ I ’m conconcerned about possible cuts r ( D ) ( bD M f f l i a i nL f S ® g ^ are In this thi area, and they are not Twin Falls leachenjrs have yet to in medicajical education,” said Jancl . _ n iu c h t>ctlw tter around the sUite,” he setlle contract terms3 forf the current Castro, a ppractical nurse at the Twin - • sc h o o l y e a r. - -- Elizabeth M .PPowers ' Koelsch"c h ls 'c e lrtr a n t. B urial will be in will be in Ihe Gem Memorlorial Gardens. fr F a l l s CliniclinicandHospllal. “Icould.oot four-member families, 4C4G But threc'slate leglslislators attending have affdi:i HAILEV - EiiVabci upert Cemetery. Friends may cailill Friends m ay call al Uie P.ynora«pc,P [fii:ded to relocate my family ^ I h Mory Powers, UTiS h ! of the teachers would qualifylify the meeting — Sen. K 83, of Hailey, died T ha J Hansen Mortuary U>is anemoonon Monday prior to services, Ken Bradshaw, to gain1 titraining at a ccntralizod rhUTSdoy morning hi and al1 tbthe Church Uils evening one hour for eilher hcrliomclollowlnRalo ur er free or reduced-rate lun-un- R-Wendell; Rep. Madick Nelbaur, R- school, inslinstead of a locai facility like alonglllncss. prior lo EUuary and Saturday prior lo Services arc pcndi.^ndlng ond will be '0 Lester IV. StapeU; / m o n y "ith " five-member families. 81 Paul; and Rep. Vard•d C h a tb u rn . R- th e C ollegee g e of S outhern Idaho. nnnouncwl by Wood percent would wi qualify; and for six-six-" Albjon — told the audleJlence that addi- ‘i alsod* ood River Chapel, PAUL - Lestcji Wlllon- 50 don’t believe local hospitals . Holley. -membei-fi'-fam iliesrthe-saiaries-of-all•all— tional-state funding will v not come would be'be'able lo attract qualified v y C . M i t t e n z w e l G2, Paul area fnnncr. diedr t ^ u rs d a y In 3 ,2 T w in F — -Henri Ihc Cassia Memorial Hospii 1 Falls icachers would qualifylify without Increased taxeses, people asas vwell as they can from local •rfi ...... _ BURL) : th is po v e rty s ta tu s rig h l h e re Linda Gabardl RLEY - Henry Charles MU-ll- He was bom Sepl. 20.1911919, nt Beidcn, |h e m f o rth ere “Everyone comcs In (to the budget , which would make Ihe nurs- ■el, 65. of Burley, died Wednesday slnNebratka. In. their own0 district.” Shaeklcford RUPKUT - Llndn ly Neb, He attended schools 1 hearing) stating tholleir necds and "6 shortaiirtage even more of a pro- idn G abardi. .88. of i-. i J SBurieyCare u C enter...... H e moved lo lhe Rupert airea n In 19J7. He sa id . ------■ Rupcrl, died Th'ufsd. stating their' desires,>s, but they're s h e s a ld . irsday m orning In Ho waawai b o m Feb, 10. IB96. at Corona.0 . m arried M orjorie May Cn Huperl. Cnrrawny Jan, Twin FallsFa Superintendent James Ncibaur said. ,i>«wardrd iacknowledged thal other He m oved to California when he1C 10, 1929, in Rupert, The m overlooking one thing,” She wos twm April G marriage was Sawin also als lobbied for Increased ) maintain local medical edu- rtlG. 1893, In Aspen. w u "l66. .oond lived there until eight years ^ “We can’t spend aianymore, and Plcfs to m; Colo. She moved to Ilal rs la ter solemnized in Ihc Idaljaho Falls LDS school SUpfjp p o rt. so d is t ric ts won’t h av e Holy where she was ago wherben he moved to Burley, where hele Temple. shouldn't spend anylessss, th a n w h a t wc c a tio n p>rograms ro g had been entered at ------w lu c a l® d ,-S » » -in a i to continueJUC drawing from emergency tnaniod.. Richard " tiaflginctincfTesWedrHeTiametfAnnaicw" receiveinrevenuc,’-’ a n e a rrller l l e budget meeling in G abardlln April ori912 w ------HirrnTmedln-ihirKmersjnon-PaulBTO" reserve (i 1912. Following Uwlr Edna Burge Bu on Dec. lo, 1917, al Napa,a, for 32 years. He was a mc funds thaf normally are Lewlslon,'n, andc lhal Kvans will exara- mnrrlaKc they moved I ed lo Wyoming and Callf, U3S Church and had scrv( ! for unexpected repair work,k. “You folks should go:;o hom e and sell in e th e atrg rg u u m c n ls. ------Uicn lo Rupert In 1330,330. where she had .Mr M Mittenzwel had worked os a Quonim.presldcnl^ slake missionm prcsi- ..' “ S a ' ? dd “ ' “asked ' Sawin how far he your program, raise susupport to raise Other interestint groups represented slncf* resided. Mr, Gabaa bardldicdinlM S . huiMixB ng Inspector for Uie cily of Losa deni. Bishop of ihe EmersoisonWar/fr^m - -»»0»Rhl the slale should ro in ta k ining g -money,_becausej[’s.gogoing to be.lm- _.at_lhe_.me CASS1>S U MEMORIAL R u p e rt. W uier t>chl>cFortsl. Mrs M ichjei Davis,i, .Mrs. Harold ______KAdmioed BUtck. Tod Ray. amd n d !.Mrs. l-onnie U p e r. all ol Buhl; Mrs. George Ja n e Morlcy. Kalhryn Collier. Col Vickie Holmes, and Don >>fnlngo M endenhall of Haiellielloo; M n. Billy Garrison of Casaslieford; .Mrs O livas, ail of Hurley: Osmerm er Smilh of Malla; Lon Hemai W . h a j/ mandez. O.J. Jert»t of Jenjierome. Brtnl Redd of Buriey:/: (Robert Van ^ H l P n Lmda Taylor. U n bartley' andam Mark Taylor, all of Rupert; R. • n c * o n ; Rolwri Engelen. Mrs. RoberJbert WngW Jr.. Mrs. Floyd Banandy. Clarence Archibald ofOaWer; ChnstlrxStine Schiers and Mike Wlnward. Be m « n t ft I. botn of AUr«J. .Maria U rsragan. g j Marpiret Durbin, Nora MoMooTT, William Heybum ; Jam es Allen ol F nanl.n Calif.; and Wendell McU.rU an of G anJoikl. and Mrs. Gi f in e s t h Paul: I. Gary Jones, all of Twin falls DiSfflUHd a b l* . / Dt D tam ined D aniel Allen and•d CCharles Mogensen, bolh of Jen Tor*-sa .Silvj and djughier. erom e: W'ayne p * n s* d ler. Sheryl PhUiips. Em m a Lopeiipet and B allard. Joy Bonds.ds. Russel) Dutson. Mrs. Albert ? son. Kenl Coll ran, and Dons 1, .Meyer, Gary O u r p ri IS t-aCross. all of Burley: OsmerfrSmlth S Raodall. Mrs. Markrk VWalls, and Mrs. William Wrighl ot Malla. Robm h'auJkncr a ^IJr, andson. rr and son and Driin Chavez,; *11a of ali of Twin FalU; Thetrhoodore Brtwer of Buriey; Emilfl tiv*. Heybum : Rn-nda U w and dai IB ohrof Filer: 'A •shriaaf Idaughlerof Rupert; aodCorinneJ» Jones Jo se F em a n d ei offWeUi, We N ev ..M n . C. Michael Fisl anddauRhleroff^ul. isher and Mrs. 9 H arold Hoshaw bothUj of01 Kimberly; Mrs. Albert Lockwi Birtts1 :wood and Mrs. m • C O D F /SISH Andrew Venn andd 0daughter, all of F.den. Norara Mallory of ______Uaiifihlfrs .ln Mf. .mil MrUr»_AU>ert-H«niaod«i, t J4£_aad_oLSlix. ------Wa»boq*ai,-Wasli.^ Tonv .Moriey and Mr. and Mrs. ;-CSiaries.Mof!cnscaof j«nHi>e; CaCalvin Wood of— ------■-•JiOASTi kirs. Roger Holmes, all of Burley;y ;a a n d a B uhi; and Loyd Bundyindy ofFalrfleld. ^ B E B F 1 I sontoMr.aiid Mrs.WllllamTanTaylor of Rupcrl, Births • f r i e d C l i oa* r SwM. to Mr. and MMrs. n Kelley Biggers of Murtaugh , MINIDOK )OKA MEMORIAL Mrs. Biily Garrtsoooo cof Castleford. Daughters to M ^ ------4 :3 0 -; At Mr. and Mrs. Admlttad M ichael D avi. or Buhl M aua-cn MauRhn and Wal ^uhl. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lowdeder of Rupert. Waldomer Martlnei, bolh of RuyftupCTt; and Mr. and Mrs. Robetobert Wrighl Jr. of Twm Falls. Dctibie WeW) and Tammie Gonzalez,Con bolh of Burley DIsnilfMdDb ST. BENEDICTS I.cster U F o rs nnd Carl HanHardin, both of Rupert; EllnbcUi■Ul Fills1 rP L of Fnul: Caria Jones of Buriey; Admitted ■ SALAD BAR 1 ley: and Santos tuma of Reybum. " Wanda Emsl of EdtEden; Shirley Wise of Hagerman;m; and Jaime •DRINK BAR T schannen of Shoshonex>ne. A dauRliler lo Sir, and M rs.^•s. Brenl M aughnof Rupert and a k Hsonlo D tm lo e d ' DESSERT M r. and Mrs. Hrcnl Redd ofI Burley,Uu Belly Anderson of S Shoshone; Audlnc llariey of Wendcli; W and 'SOFT t DellaHumphriesofJei[Jerome, MAGIC VALI ALLEY MEMORIAL Births -f.ICECREAM AdmittedAd Sons lo Mr. and Mrs.rlrs. Glen Wise of Hagerm an and M M rs. Kelley BtRjjcrs of M Mu urtaugh; Mrs, Richard Lowdei I Mr, andMrs. ,5 ' «»r of RonaldEmstofEden.eo. II L C H t J C K ^ g ie59KIM BB«LV«n ••- '-'T*...... i i y f Sp Friday. SocopIomborJi.tSai ' Tlmos-No•Nows. Twin Falls. Idaho'03 3 ______- ■ ^ Ez. . , O f fi c i a l si b l a s t U n i t e d S> t a t e s 198(0 b o j ^/ c o t t ___ BADEN-B.\DEN,- WV esl--Gonnany— tional-f P u t t i nn g w i z aa r d H a t a l s k y cg r a b s c□ n e - s trr ( o k e P iln e h u r sSt i l e a d • PINEHURST. N.C.:. (UPI) - Little-known1 Morris. golfers at -- JiJack Nicklaus, Rob Glider, •. Bill K ra lz e rt, tu r n e d arounda r quickly, making a bircb irdie on th e socond hole very ve sln^ple round of golf.”'■ saidsa Nicklaus, who is playing hatalsky hnd 12 one-jne-putt greens on his way/ay to a GaryTrivlsonnojno a n d M a rk Lye. afler sinkInk in g a 35-fool p itc h , 10lo help t>oosi ^?al|eries a t ththe e struggling tournament and s lx -u n d e r-p a r 65 and a one-stroke lead over Jerrjrry Pate "I wasn't hillirIlling the ball too well from1 thet tee,’’ said "1 just ist made up my mind." he• sasaid. “I said ‘Let’s get because be Florida State, wherejre his1 son Steve plays football, Thursday in tfie firstit roundr of the Hall of Famame Golf Halalsky, who) hba a d se v e n b ird ie s a fte r a bog< )gey on his first the ballill back In play. There’s> 71_holes7 left in this h ha a d a n o p c n tj^ le th is Vteekende n d . Tournament. hole. "I was reall;ally scrambling around most st of the day (in touriiamtm e n t.'" "1 think Plnehurst is as fineline a design In a golf course as . ^. the fairways). ButBu when I was hitling fromn theI fairway, I His ro ; The 30-year-old Daytolytona Ocach, Fla., native, w: round Included eight blrdiIrdies over Ihe tough any an In IjjC country and maynaybe the worid." said golf's ll well. It's been a while sine never won on the lour,r, hhad trouble off the lees, but mid? *'"8 " nee I slarted a 7,050-yanard Plnehurst No. 2 course,. raranked by many of the all-time all i^adirig tournamentnt anda money winner. "1 get a lournomcntottlhfthlsw ell.” tip for 11 with accuratoiQtoi iro n s lh a t le ft him s h o rt p r o s a s5 oor n e of th e finest la y o u ts In ththe e world. lot lot of p ic tu re ploying Ihis1 courso.cot I haven-'l been here In H , S Whilo Halalskysky has rtever been closc lo I putts lo gel off to one of the best tournam ent starts 1 the top on the Nicidaiia u s.- w ho w on h e re In 197575 Ibu t h a s ignored this th Ihi e la st fe 'V j'e a rs b e c a u se ofofmykidsfoolball." n: . •'I* money list, he2 nranked sixth last year in puttingp on Ihe toumamt c a r e e r . menl In the post few yearss t(to watch his son play N 1 ic k la u sIftst plo y e d in 1976,>76, w h en h e m is se d th e cul. lour, averagingg jlju s t o v e r 29 p u lls p e r round. football,:11. had a round lhat Includedled four birdies and no Twenly-«ven golfers broke3ke par In the first round. Al 68 Pnte, who recovereded from a double-bogey onJ hihis first Pate thoughtt heh( was headed for disaster < rafter the first bogeys,I. wcwerc Allen Miller, Jim Booro»ros, Scott Watkins, ond Tim hole and came homee \with a 66, was followedJ bby five hole, when he puiput his drive into Iho woods. s. Bul he got it "Iplayiayed well. 1 drove well. I hitt m y iro n s w ell. Il w as a Simpson. Sli Defending champion)ion P h il H an c o ck h a d a 73, ...... ; ...... - C-4 Timos-Now3. TwinvIn 1Falla. Idaho Friday, S optoplombor25,1981 •• . -X«l . - f l y j h j S p j g P i - e i h im s e lf to o th e r NBAJA tet a m s a t th is tim e b ccau se Buhl-Rigb}bv game swltcheted 0 January even if his upcomingup m atches qualifyy he’salreadydone that,l a t a n d e sta b lish e d his w orth.1. him-fOr the round-robii BUHL - Thele Buill1 Indians will enterta )bin contcst for the world’s rtain Rocket PjesidenlI GavinG Maloof said to thee top p la y e rs. R ig b y (onight in a Cross State Conferem•ence contrary, the club doe I d a h o . F calls b ests B5ruin r so p h s does not know what Murpiiy. B o rg . 25, w ho h a s hellield the.litlefcr lhe last two0 •' -- - foolballgame; :u. Is worth i>ecausc w e when Murphy sought offers3 years, told the Fre'rench sports newspaperr TWIN FALLS - Thrhe Idaho Falls punted oul.oul. On the next play Warchow The gnmo origiriginally was scheduled to0 I fromotherteamsthlss ils su m m e r he d id not rcc civ e L'Equipe, "I will not3t play| the M asters. I willII sophomores knocked TwinT< Falls from broke aa GO GO-yard s c a m p e r and Steve p la y e d in R igbyy bbut was switched by mutuutual one written otfer. Mui Murphy said he turnod lliosee . play two tournamentsnts belween now and De- tiie undefeated ranks► 33-28-T3 h u rsd a y - VinccnLlXKLboolcdtlu: p o in t-aftcr_ ...... c o n s e n t offers down because use the Rockets- said theyy c e m b e r a n d n o th in g» tromti early December to0 night with a strong firnr3.^„„,,c« Kickofflimcls8fs 8 p.m . a t B ow ers Field. leiasl play ot the period. Kric w a n te d to re h ire h imT). . A pril. ' andaialenail-bitingde: ;oa_5CQted__on a nin-'o^yacd " I n o rd e r to p la y thhe e :Masters, one has to start1 After an-eariy track and then rolled bul tor ihe' Governorr o fo make ready early December.D< I-wanl to cut ilI both teams score twicc at Drexler fete L o b p c o a c hI ac c q u i t t e d ml conversion and Twin Fails’ out a bit, and 1 will notnot be going to the Masterss Falls turned back-on a ROGERSON - CGov. John Evans will preslcJSide ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.T (UPIi - A district id a l 14-13...... \\____ e v e n if I.am Qualilled.V ...... th e -io -y a rd lino in ' b( ______over-Uje official. deidedication of Lud Drexler PaiPark-— jury Thursday acquitlultted former'Universily of >f Laughing, Borg shruirugged otf suggestions hec young Tigers dominatia te d th e se co n d F iv e min' a t S a lm o n F a lls DamDai Saturday, New Mexico asslstanlant basketball coach John minuleslaterGaryCarlersoni • n m ig h t b e slow ing dowvn n oI r g e ttin g o ld . H e s a id hee quarter and most of IIthe third for a Idaho Falis Fali ahead to stay with a T h e de d ica tio nn wiilwi be g in a t noon, W h lsen a n t o f c h a rg e s ( :es of defrauding the univcrsi-i- was training as studioiliously .as ever, but that he The park, whichich lias a boal ramp, picnic: ar a n d ty . e 33-14 lead. Twin FallsIs bounced back four-yardrd optionc pitch and wiih l'‘:29 was spacing oul matchcches more lhan in previouss with two fourth-quartc•ter touchdowns left. Ward/archow s c o re d a g ain . Grcjg other facilities avaiiabie. av will be named1 fifor Whlsenant, who wasw as a c c u se d of bilk in g UNM ’* y e a rs . and had the ball al theic Id ah o F a lls IS T a lm a teezaddedthetwo-pointcr, z a lo n g tim e T w in Falls Fi sportsman-conservalication of $2,644 by claimingng roimbursements for trips w h en th e g a m e ended. . T he clincher d im c a m e a tle r a Bruin Lud Drexler. he ailegediy did nott lake,ta was the first ofttree The game.was five: playsp old when fumble a at t th e 22 e a riy in th e iliird I t is one of th e (ilfirst m a]or projects completeIcted former UNM basketb;etball coaches charged wilhJ Concepcion n i x e s b i g o ffe r G reg Warchow sent Idallaho Falls ahead • quarter.•. W;Warchow converting tiial on under the auspic(pices of the Bureau of LatLaiid f ra u d to bc found innocnocent. CINCINNATI (U PI)-I) - Cincinnati Reds Presi- 'w ith a 2G-yard run bulll I th e p o in t-a fte r a one-yarda rd bI u rst. . Management sinccncc rccreation was included as a Earlier this summTimer, former head coach »_ dent Dick Wagner says'y s v e tw a n s h o rts lo p D av c yI - - k ic k w as w ide. Scott Mo.lorgan returned Tuln FalF a lls sc o re d 90 sc co n d s into - factor In fhat ageagency's iand managementt rre- Norm Ellenberger andanc former aMistahl M anny' y Concepcion has rejectedted a guaranteed five-year, the klckoff to the Idahc sponsibilities. Goldstein were convi iho Falls 42 and the finalll periodpe on a two-yard run liy nvicted of fraud ond filingS $4.5 million coniract andai plans to file for free D re x le r h a s Jpcnisent c o n sid era b le a m o u n ts o)f f hhis fa ls e p u b lic vo u c h ers, I picked up a 15-yardrd face mask Federico:o a and Nat Biirke converiod, rs. Neither was sentenced lo0 a g e n c y a fle r th is seaso>on. n own time and memoney to keep and maintaitain prison. penally. On the next:xt piay Corky Atler forciiorcing a punl, Andy Toolson "The package, inclutrluding the signing bonus, Federico tied it with a 27-yard jaunt, hooked up 'with Morgan on a 46-yard acccss to Salmonon Reservoir and other MagIagic During the five day;lays of testimony before the c was the largest offereded any player in the club’si The point-after missed.1 _____sc o rin g b o nbomb. ■------■- -ValleywatorKoveri.•crthepa3l50.years.- .. -.: case-wont-lo-£he-ju^. W ednesday, ju ro rs _wer_^ ?___ ^ islo ry .ILsaid JWagner.sr.^And, j;m sure too. it's: Idaho Falls then droirove inside the- Idaho’TaI’T a l i s m oved to 4-0 on the presented with huiidiiiidreds of^ages of UNM ^ ' thelargest ever offered'!2d o n y sh o rts to p iri b a ^ h l lI-- — -nrsfbcfore fumbling-ai■and:TwinTFfllis^Reasofyea\-Ic av in g .T w ln F alls.al ,4;i. ______t a n e w o w n e r documents prosecutorItors claimed showed a pal-• to d a y .” Sixers get c , t e m of fraud, l__LW agner-said-Concepc ______- 1 . ------EHILADELPHIA^IA-(UPl)— The-ownenjhipttp-of ’ “ T }pcion-wanted-$5;i-mlliion:— the Philadelphia1 7& 7Gcrs officially c h an g e d hanc And Concepcion saidi heh was disappointed the Thursday when diet cenler entrepreneur HarolS Sports radio0 networkfolds R e d s w ou ld n 't m e e t h is rreq u est. C a m a s ssp ik e rs still1 u n d efeated | K a tz sig n e d th e paperspa]: and handed over a hug C oncepcion sa id he wouldwo bc willing to bargain luge AVON. Conn. (UPD*1) —• E n te rp r is e R adio Inc., ‘ BL ISS - C a m a s CCounly lost a to just a 12- c h o c k to F itzD lx:on. o n . ^ againwiththeRedsatteitie r th e fre e a g e n l d raft. 1 12-11 deficit before Shoshone ; launched in Januaryiry as a nationwide sports game, but slayed u n d e te a te d in w ent on. lowlo win.” j The two men anannounced the official tramans- information network, v 1^, went oft the air Thursday volleyball Thursday niglight by defeal- Carey, (0-G this season, visits I action ata]oint newsnev conference in a downtow /, own fo r la c k of m oney. ' ' Waltrip captuh i r e s p o l e ing Richfield and Blisss iin a N o rth sid e D ie trich1 for foi a triangulaf wilh Bliss 1 law office nearlyy oione hour afler meeting eacJach ■ A spokesman said lid live network broadcast• M A R T IN SV IL L E , Va. Vi (UPI) - Darrell Conference triangular. T hursday.ay. ! - — __ olherJQr.thciir5ljinl.time,______------activltiesweresuspendendednt.Spm Thnt^.ny_____ ------WnllrlpHllc-NAEGAR-R-Grand-Natlonal-points— K a tz announcedd JuJl ly 9 h e w as buying th e teeam ar Enterprise Radio1 ai announc^ Aug. 4 it was ------ThcMusherstook-Riclichfieid irrthree— fropi Dixon for a r 5 leader, took his Buickk aroundJ the Martinsville : iver downs Minico a reported $12 million. All the th looking for Investorssto to help stem "severe cash games. Camas won theh e o p e n e r 15-10 ’ Speedway in a record1 89.0148' m p h F r id a y to w in l RT — W ood R iv e r made n e g o lialln g a n d ppaperwork a p had been handleddby b flow difficulties." b e fo r e ta k in g a 15-9 los!)ss and railvinn ------the pole forSunday-s$18(»80,00001dDomlnlon500. ork o t M inico w ith a 15-6,15-13 theattorneysfortheth e t wo men before Thursday,ly. B u t n e g o tiatio n s v f o r a d e cisiv e 15-3 Winin in the third ‘ ; were unsucc^fulT the• Waltrip, who passeded Bobby Allison in the Katz said he intenitended to implement new idealeas spokesmansaid,andth gam e. Bliss fell to IhcMMusnorsln.wo ^ ^ i th e netw o rk w e n t otf th e air' points race last week at Dover. Del., and leads d River has a fine team," “ to boosl attendanceince, which had fallen fromm a "in the absence of it g a m e s by 15^. 15-2. f immediaie new financial• him by two points, broki■oke th e old m a r k of 88.593 M inico Coach Coa Clark Muscat said, figure of more thanh a n 15,000 in 1977-78 lo a r ^wnd a assistance." set lasl year by Buddyy Baker.E W altrip pocketed In the third varsirsity match. “They mov*moved very wel! loniglit and 11,000 la s t se aso n1. . - . / The company broadcadcasled to some 60 stations ’ SJ.OOO for w inning h is scvHJventJipole of the season, Richfield defeated Bliss!B15-13,15-5. looked imprmpressive.’’ nationally via satellite.Ite. Ricky Rudd won thele No.: 2 starting posilion. The only Junior varsilsily m a tc h had T he lossiss droppeddi M inico to 4 -l. Murphy woilon'tpeddle more w o rlh $2,000, w ith a spespeed of 88.713 mph while Richfield defeating Camimas Counly in Wood Ri\River also look the junior Hurry Gant qualified th th r e e g am es, varsily mall ______' H O U S ID N ^ (U EED I) - Houstoi^guard Calvl:IX B o r g w o n ' t ddefend i title third and Benny Parsons malchintwoslraight. fourth. Gant won $1,0C1,000 for h is e ffo rts a n d Camas County has a 12-0 v a rs ity Murphy, unsigneded for 1981-82 a n d ' ^ k i n gg ' ,a PARIS (UPI)--"Sw 'Swedish‘tennis star'Bjorn1 “ Pnrsons$500. ------______r e w r d th is se aso n anand leads the Trojans win on defense multi-year contraciacl from the Rockets, said he'he’s B o rg sa id T h u rsd a y h e he will not defend his GrandI Only .228 of a secondid andi .W5 m p h se p a ra te d Northside ConterencCT^mie-MushCTs- WENDEfa3Efab ------Defensennade thcu ;. - not goingtotakethcth e a d v ice of th e club a n d offeIfter Prix Masters Tournami am ent title in New York Itiis■ ' ’ the top 10 quaiitiers, and Shoshone are the unljniy undefeated differencecc asa Wendell defeated Filor ------voTlcybim te a m s IfftheM-Ma-glCTSirey:------i r r t o u gJgli l i Ih fc c^ g am -y in a rcliriir-a;------— ' B liss dro p p ed to 3-3 for fc the season Ii-I5andl5-j 15-12. ' and 1*3 in conference pla)lay. The Bears The leadcad changed hands several visit Gooding Slate Mondnday. times inn tl the decisive third ganie before the:he Senators I stiffened, Sheri - Bruins Irip Burley Kelley and Bonnio T r a u g h b e r con- ■: ^ < £ ( S S ir f jlC Q = ------B W t B ¥ — ?w in -P^ils-ovcrcjiire— fl tniJIlTcirTC”“To weuucirs irmmph with t s = the strong second-gamime hitting of their stronj:rong spiking, while Mario Krishna (Carpenter to defeatd Burley Henson and Traughber helped oul • ??§ ■ KTa*.'. 15-9,16-14. fro m th eiserviceline. s e r lit ^1 J^1 c jooo '*o^os"s ’ - ..tVan sJa'rS The Bruins had little} trot u b le in lhe ' KrtS‘ Nash Nos! and SherK^Anderson i ^ B a se b a ll p«v«tl« ^ 1 0 MDa.’i' p ! I ? i' first game, bul Carpenteiter found somo played well I f H S hDeer,ieelk martridgemeentsubiject of^ r e ^ o nlalhearir i n g s B y STU M U R R E L L F o r e x a m p le , th e m u le d e e r p la n fo r U nit 544 callsc for an fromirappliiplng near the ski lift in W arm ^ ■m Springs C r« k and Ihegigree n w h eat will m ig ra te inloUo thi: e C e n tra l F ly way, Spccial loTho-News Increase from the present (Mpujatlon of about at 12.000 encourage 11 e the USFS lo manipulate habiiabilat to increase the • DU()uck season slarts Ocl. 3 In1 IdahoIdi wllh a dally bag of ______a n im a l s to 15.0003 by 1985. T his w ould be accom)mplished.by elkpopulallc Illon. sever-en p e r d a y and 14 in possession:ion a f te r th e first day, 7"; obtaining more accaccurate Information for com):mpuler mod- Interested led people are urged lo alattend and mako The'here was poor production in tthe Canadian provinces JEROME - A serieses of< hearings on the long ran n g e e lin g of th e d e e r herherd, continuing to work close sely with the commentss onc th e proposals o r toI pipreseni additional duo; Ilo drought and lhe predictionlion is for a reduced filght •, plans for mule deer and c id elk management will be heldhei In. U.S. Forest Service/Ice lo rejuvenate beelle-infcsiested limber suggestions:ns fo r fu tu re m a n ag e m en t. inlo) IIdaho fo r th e second years, ------R e g io n F o u r lh e nexU wpvp o vweeks...... —- ...... s t a n d s . w llh o u l adadversely.affecllng dper hthabitat and______, Ho'low ever. It a p p ea rs Ihere Isi a jgood local populalion in Th«Jse are proposals for management of these spespecies working wllh thehe BLM on Its grazing cnvi ivironmerilal , , gic Valley this year and thele o]opening weekend should • fro m 1981 th ro u g h 1985. ■ Impacl studies to provide accurate estimateates of doer IdahO wW aterfow l season.! n.settoopen p'Siividc fair succcss. Most qf our migrant ducks do nol “ -The-flrstheartng wlli11 be-attheb< Little^ree-Inn in 1 ------n e e d s In th e g ra z■ingprogram.,, in g ...... -The wateriterfow l seasons In Id ah o aire re going lo open on ive until inid-Novcmberorlateia te r. , Falls at 7:30 p.m. Tuesda•sday. The second is scheduledled for The long-rangee p:plan for elk in North _^ide der, unit 43,_ _ .schedule. . according, a( to Dlck-Norell....upland.gama-bird.— u . -The'he goose.season-wlll opcn-onon Ocl,-10-in Camas-and ------GIennsFerryal7;30p.mm. .' Thursday al the SeniorCitizitizen’s \sta te s an objectivev c ofc 1.600 elk b y 1985 a s com p; ipared to lhe supervisor,r, Norell staled lhat furtherer invesllgation : into ' Blainline counties east of H l^w ayay 93S a n d on O ct. 24 In lh e Center. Two oihers arc! scheduledscl In Burley at the BBu urley V U m a l e d 1,200 aninim in alsintheunit inI98I. the meihod:od o f application of th e pe;pesticide endrin in ' remanainder of Region Four. TholO dallydr bag and possession In n a t 7:30 p .m . D el. 6. 6, and In Hailey al the Natliational ^ h e department ;nl will conlinue to w’ork will■Ilh the U.S. Montana sheshows it was placed In growing It is tw o geese. ■ .G u a rd A rm o ry a t 7:30 p.m).m. Ocl. 8. ing wheat last spring limit F o i ^ t S c rv ic c onn proposedpi logging areas to mlTilnimlzcthe and Idaho) blreftrpasslngbl through Moiila:nlana from Southern' : Copies of these plansns are available al the' Jen lerome impacl on elk, permcrmanent wlnler feeding statiolions located Alberta andmd Saskatchewan are unllkelIkcly to be contami- Stulu Murrell Is the regional con • - Regional Office of stalele headquarters1 in Boise and consen'a//£3/i educator for nd a rc a t s e v e n sp o ts aloong n g th e Soulh F o rk o f th e Boisesedrainage, natedbyeatlmating th e rem aining w a ste g rarain s, the JeromeJ< office of the Idaho Di su m m a r iz e d by reg io n and big g a m e units. 0 Department of Fish and and elk populationon will be supplemented by litransplants ' Thci majorijorily of lhe birds nesting in :Montana lhat ale Giiim'UC. Swen t d o iWS 1981 T im es-N ow s. Twin Fallslls. Idaho C-S pf B * c ! 3 Onii 1 _ . . . mal— Endrr i n r l l Some wil*/ill hunt, ™ & n o ibig others wi’vill pass M ------’81-duek-s[-season------OT cret ------/ ------Idaho.______p sec . y B y U n ite d P r e s s Internaticational ^ W / I Nn Wyoming ------—SpeciaHoTheThe-Timos-Ncws_-______» Cfiil/omia - Weslem duck-hunleresre-are-angry— - ...... - U ^ A nol-so-wco-well-kept secrcl fishing ■ _about the contamlnalionon ofi Montana ^ ...... area all suisummer has been the - - walerfowl with lhe loxicxlc Insecticide 0 'ingleleaf / Coiorado « Richfield Canc^anal. endrin — and some haveive decided not \ f V I V " \ II Is the carcanal coming from below to h u n t Ihls fall r a th e r lhh a rn risk e atin g pinon 0 uiaii \\ Magic Reservee rv o ir. a p o iso n b ird . I ) \ \ ^ 11 T h is p a stI wcweek was my third try at Bul olher tiunlerss are. oiling and was my mosi sue- shotguns and buildingg dduck'blinds I lh e c a n a l an- c essfu l. anyway, in antlclpallcalion of the Colorado ^ ' waterfowl season which:h opens( early If , That porl)orllon of the canal A\ nexl mondi: [ik pinon \ I downstreamm I from Highway 93 has ------Despite the discoveryy of high lev els — NcwMcKlcd’^ ^ i i ^ II been producinucing well, For mc I take of the poison in ducksks lhat could I the road leadleading off 93 just before migrate south from Monklonlana, most f c o m in g to the Shoshone Ice Caves, slates In the CentralI anda Pacific v iiK \\ 1 ^s^Anzona I T h e sig n w ill SIsa y R ichfield, -flywaysare are not planniinning fo cancel ‘ -Follow thenhe road until il parallels the waterfowl seasons unlessless they have ------carniHinU*ttVhitmir luKa your picirgi------^ fishing spots,ots. One Irouble wllh this •miglil bag a dangerous bird.bln -3 canal fishingng 1is the lack of holes. You Montana will decidee thist Friday ffl will have lo 1 read the waler lo find whelher lo cancel or curl;urtail lls hunt. / ( jl \ w h e re th e: fis fish arc hanging oul. I depending on lhe resullsIs ofo statewide (f W I V. prefer justI aboveab and just below the te s ts of w aterfo w l. /Jill bendsinlhccaic c a n a l. “ 1 want to remind ever!verybody lhal I'm a duck hunter andI thatlh; 1 plan to Q i T w en ty yyears e a of fishing this canal ------huoLlhls-ycar andeat-lheihe .ducks U ia tJ------______has broughiitjnany.fi:uslralioiisJiind n~ ______shoot." Jack Grieb. direlirector of the I c an n o l effecffeclively fish il wllh a fly rod. On occasicaslons, when you can find C o lo ra d o D iv isio n of Wildliildlife.saidlhts Tmni0 ty p e s o f p ii)o n s a r e fouio u n d In Ih e W e st. D raurlrings show the cones.:. leaves,1 needles and ni w e e k w h en h e an n ouncedxl hish s ta le will 1 nuts ofthe singleleaf pipin o n . cmjumpingyeig y o u m a y lu c k out. • go a h e a d w llh th e hunt. The siandaindard way of fishing this Grieb said tests donene thus< far In w aler is to use a spinning outfit wllh a M ontana have shown thatiut most ducks X A l O woolly wormrm fly.I Some prefer brown ' work lhe poison out off IhcirIfi sysiem l U t h o r ko b b y i n ji g f o r l co w l y p ii l n o n p i l N os. C o r 8, 8 , EspeciallyF effective the . ■ wiihin a month andt a hunterhu would ‘ past few "weeweeks has been the dark have to consume severa'eral contami- By RON/N Z E L L E R tographs lhathat socm to indicate rangels:la n d s de- g re e n woollyIy w orm . n a le d b ird s a d a y to g e t sick.sici Timcs-Nc■News writer void of brushish may simply record slopes"j "already The hlg secisecret mlghl.nol be.in the :_oI Uie Utali . D o u g D a y . D ire c to r, ol -Book-review—— stripped foror lumber, posts, firewood arand o th e r fly, it will bbe e Inli taking a slide down lo ____ .Wildlife Divisjon. said lu.sjlis s ta te will g o ______necessitlcsofs o f e a rly r u ra lj[ f e ." h e wntes^*s^ _ _the water aucAnd! gelling a handfull of ; a h e a d w llh th e h u n t. Hec saidsa only five TbeFitooaPiM: Lanner' dcdescribes' In defair ihe'sysymbiolic moss from alongsidealoi the canal; SSake------p e rc e n t o f th e b ird s f:yiif:ying through ^ A N atural aod Cultural Historstory shake plnoiion trees, with groundcloiholhs placed relationshiplip 1belween the pinon jay andd ils host, • this moss out>ut onc a n e w sp a p e r and you Utah como from Montan.tana - which by R o n a ld L an n e r slrategicall;illy below them. He concedetded. howev- Desert pinesn e s p ro v id e a food ric h Inn fal and have yourr ""magic,” fresh water dilutes the chances ot a1 hihunter shoot- ( U n iv e rsity of N evada. S8.50.1,50) c r. th a l mnany a pinon fanciers beat the rush by protein lhata t c a n be sto re d fo r long period:xls,Athin shrimp, ing one. He added thal infinfected birds Public ic rangeland users will dlsagrcigree wilh his pulling greeeen co n es dow n from tr e e s wllwllh hooks, • membranee irinsido the cones holds themn In placc Pul one oror t'two of these cheaters on ' will likely become sick antanil die before conclusiosions. but Ronald Lanner haslas writlen a • Doug Rei',eid, a U.S. Forest Servicee r a n g e r In fo r a lim e? afler al ripening. Dark vs, liglght color- the woolly' wormwi ond you have a they reach Ulah. c u lm inlation a tl of scientific knowledgee aiand folklore Burley, saleaid th a l m o s t of th e pinon Inin Idaho is ^lion tells; th e b ird s w h ic h sh ells a re filled fil and double threat.:a t. But Robert M, Niebuhr.ir. president| of regardlnjiln g th e low ly pin o n pine, found In thelie vicinity of Almo and the CnC a ssia Cliy W'hich a r c eem m p ty . For weight:;hl: try two or three spilt lhe Great Falls. Mont..t.. chapter of Lannerier argues convincingly thatt tjrange man- of Rocks, althoughi scattered standsds also arc Since pinonnon nuts are heavy and carry nno w ings sh o l about 1810 18 ti 24 Inches up yo u r line, . Ducks Unlimited, said he (1 fie d o e sn 'i plan a g e m e nnt t practices in the West are eraeradicating a found on thehe norlh side of the forest’s>Rafl R River for propagalgallon, the jay reciprocates•s by . dls- S e p a ra te thhem e n aboul six inches and _ lo 'T ii^ t th is y e a r ev en If Ihcll M ontana . - p o ic n tlalaily ll importani sourceof vegeta[etableoiland Dh'sion. tribulingseeticedsinawiderarea. this will help;lp youj from hanging up so Fish and Game decides t ?a to open th e p r o te in 1 fcfor humans and a source of-sof-susfenance Reid, a velerann pine nul gathererrer, recom-• HarriclteLle L a n n e r’s tip s o n g a th e rin g arand using much. se a so n . f o r w ildlildlife. m e n d e d th;lhat novices bring old clol:Iolhes and pine nuls includeinc allowing plenty of u\nti:..;ioii t Hey. hoveve i at least rw dozen wooly "I don'l,necessarily kno know if I want The smsmoll. hardy pinon (pronounccineed pin'yun) rubber kilclichen gloves. Sap from lheJ litrees doos for green nutsnt and two different theoicorles on worms, you'll)u'll lose thal mony In a . lo go out and shool a duduck, take tt provides es food for dozens of desert■rt b ird s and not c o m e offo(l easily, he explained. HeJ alalso urged roasting. An hour or two al low heh e a t (250 d a y ’sfish lniR- g . home and put ll on the labl lable and have mammal;lals, It also was a major foodod source; for gatherers to t dctennlnc land owner?lership and degrcKiS) Ispis probably best, she contends,s, for nuts II shouldd bbe good right up until . my family and friends gel gel sick,” said Great Ba:Basin Indian tribes, and il sustaistalned more obtain perm•mission from ranchers, whotio 1o fte n ask w ith a n und.determined e t moisture content,I, f re e z in g timTie. e . Niebuhr, 'T ve hunled lhe[he firsl day of thanonejle p a rty of lo st e x p lo re rs a n d plopioneers, only that galesg be reclosed and proi iroperly re- Mrs. Lanranncr's pinon reclpies rangnge from d u c k se a so n e v e ry y e a r•since sir I was 12 one ofof the 11 pinon species, the edulis or- specled. salads 2:.dJ salads; dressing to ma'ln coun year old - that's 27 yearears now. H I Colorado. irses such - S t r i n gsr e r suggestion ; do. compares- favorably withIth beefsteak pine nulI gatherersf who head for Ne'Nevada will - as Halibut Gc m iss Ihis year, the worldId Isn'l1: c om ing fo r u sa b i 1 Genoa and deserts, includinggpine-nut 1 ... ible protein and with chocolal)lale for food find less conompetltlon. but the most plenieniiful sites A nice letter leiic from Lynn Brewer, to a n e n d ." e n e rg y'. . Nuls from the Coloradolo 1pinon a re a r e a li soutluth of I n te r s ta te 80. acc o rdiinsto.skip in : Burley, who10 pointsp out thal I (Swen) ' "I can't believe they wi ^ were putting approximilm a lc ly 14-percent pro tein . 68-p68-percenl fal Ritter, an ElkoEi BL.M Dislricl forester, h e sim p le r re c ip e s a rc re p n nIted te here: fnaje fyjjI ofq| fishermen lhal use that stuff on ttie fields up I up their." said andl8-pe;percent carbohydrate. T h e pinorion p in e figure.*; prom lnentl,ntly in the stringers. He;H e p o in ls ou l th a t he u se s a Hary Gensler. an Albuquei PtneNidPlUJ juerque. N.M.. For IhoIhose whe w ant lo gel right tolothe tl meal of history oftl:the West, Lanner writes. MaM a jo r Jo h n 2cup»npe stringer, amm eelal one and lhat il’show duck hunler. "I guess I'll; I'll go hunting. ihe matteliter, Lanner's book provideses ttips by his Charles Frc'remonl is said lo have suSUrvlve>d a ^cupjcfilckmbrcn brolh you put lhelie ffish on a stringer that but-I think I'd be a litlle I * ...... lie leery aboul - - wife, farrictte;Har on gathering pine nuinuts, as well winter In SSi ie rra “N e v a d a m l544 bylT u ...... d e te rm in e s howho long th e fish will live. 'Durchasinc.'■*““ "7 ■ ijcupraliiru e a tin g th o se b ird s even if I do< g o ." a s re c ippes e ; collecled from fourcontinen n e n ts, s in g le le a f pine pl nuts from lhe WashoI IrIndians, A inruumonmckick Never, Lynr.ynn says, put the slringer ; Wildlife officials discoiscovered high xhe sin singlelcaf pinon, found in southcjthern Cassia rescue lean:im senl by the Donner-Reede d p a rty of ic iovw. If through thele ggills of the fish, P utjl ______-endrtn- lc^Tls in easterr lem Montana County, northeastern Utah andI Ithroughout -- CaltfomlJTCiT M grantsln 1S46 also m'air^lintaincid ils impooncnoJMTohcdullron through thele nmembrane righl befimd walerfowl. The birds ha b< a been feeding Nevadaa. I is the starchiest - M percencent - of the strengthonfn pin o n n u ts. e:ook 111 Ihcc lnKTf<3icnUinii cxctvl the pine null in churhickrn truth th e low er jaw. jav, Pul the point of the Mn g ra in field s n e a r Mile;llles City lhal n and a . until done. AMId IN(he njti ind trn e Harm I among the lowest in proleli)ieln wllh 10 The deml:nlse of vast stretches of pineiinon began stringer wllh■ilh th e point dow n, inside ' were sprayed last springIg vwllh endrin pcrcent. t. with the netleed for charcoal to fuel theIhe N evada PtaooSpcaceCafce th e m o u lh1, , sos th e fish c an sw im to curb an army cutworm•m infestation. : pjne ni nuls from singleleaf plnonsIS f I . . CTe.Timo3rNow3..TwInFjn Falls, (daho Friday. Se pitembar25,-lMl—. te i - • - a i H e * i L — LEGAL NOTICE E lEGAL NOTICEE lEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE IN THE DISTRICTICT p ro c e d u re s. ____for various .programs,iT)9,_condlllona_were_devel- Selected Offers ------COURT- OF-THE-FIFTH^ H W ithin-thB -tlm e limit! I - -S elec ted Offers -Sel^a^O ffers nits Also added are pro-3ro< o p e d In conjunction wllh JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF DOT______jobsoflnteieii« t ------OF specified below, an] visions for adopllon of THE STATE OF IDAHO,HO. p e rs o n can review the - of._the_Stale/EPA construc- foster children, for Ilon g ran t p ro c e ss, & 007 .lobsoflnieresi'esl' 007 .lobaoMnierest IN AND FOR TWINVIN p ro p o s e d ru le s In Ihc rlcl — ,iul parental support of 3.SUteCer1lllcatlon • FALLS COUNTY DHW Adm1nlstratlv< ow LARGE CALIFORNIA cor- children in foster care:are T h e N otice will also “M c h MANAGER- : MAGISTRATE , Procedure Section, or^r r i n d e x l Iho porallon Is seeking load- and provisions lor se rv e a s Public N otice of on oiship personnel lor Magicinic '0®' Southern Idaho’ DIVISION a n y of th e R egional Ad purchase ol day care lor AVON- Joan Chapman 4 t Valloy area. Fanlasllc oppor-3or- Rinch. for q ualiliod-cal-• for the Intent of the State of Marilyn Horborl, Distrlc: M & K DoLAVAL, a mlnlstratlve Offices , O' 0 n e e d y a d u lts. Provisions lunily and benoliis, Insur- llemen & laimer w/abllilylo • ons Idaho. Department of ANNOUNCEMENTS FARMERS MARKET Managers lor Avon are nom partnership consistingg of th e D epartm enl, or in «neth< regarding delineation of Y ancoand car. We Iraln. Sendanj, manago poopio. loruh l.ooo: MIKE MAHLER and I of H eallh ancl W elfare to OOlMorllX 0«SF E > p c a 3 c o ______Friday. Scijcplom ber 25,1981 • Times-No-N ow s. Twin Fails, Id ah o C-7 rsarm tfli - - ■■■ P at at< ^ fk M f M — !|- MO______Homt>ForStl8 j PRIVATE PiPARTY______^ 030------_ Homie For Sale• - .030______HomeiForSale,ilO- -030______HomesForSaie. ■ “ ALL BRICK.3t>dfmsplus4th ,. (Ui_ ...-OutolTownHomes--»- —037------Farm*a.RanehM ------bdrm. dor>. and lamily room m fTxer-UPPER Im aii 2 lo-down.lease7o^ ionN.. WHO“ cdirLO~ASK"FORI *T90;660'buys this 80 Aero in lull finished basement.,t. bedroom. Soe at 482 Jof-f- 2 bdrm. bsml, nice garago. I Farm SW of Buhl, wilh 3200 Excellonl N.E. locallon. 2 >of8on.Ji9,00fl or irado. Call ANYTHING MORE? Good lii Jim Volk BIQ Wood Roaity lorms. oood condition, goodI sq. (I, homo, including 4 baths, lettcod yard, woodxl 4a _ 7 ^ 3 . ______. 734-6551.733-1605______I bedtoom s 4 3 Balhs. Ridino ' G u aX ^ T i t EEED burning fireplace. Owner t t • t buy. cotnor location In ' Sf f o r sa l e by OWNER, 33 LOG HOME with 2 bodroomsTIS I arena, woiking corrals 4 leaving, Excellonl lerms lo Joromo with maiuro Iroos 10 Bodroom houso, localod on'h plus loll on 2 acros. and Iroshly palntod. 2i shop- Munroo-Roblrts Roah good qualilied buyer.r- EWrldge Avo. Hoaled by oil Firoplaco. well, & olhor S54,000 Magic Valley Really bodrooms with possible 3rd,, ty 543-4808.______ly and wood. K a r garage and0 oxiras. 12% assumabio loan.1®^ SPACIOUS 2 bodroom homo wood burning stovo, wm- 73315580 ovenlngs 7 3 U ^ in sparkling condillon. Bio - 20 ACRES Closo lo Jotome, ■> Is located on a W Aero lot.I. *45,000 Pelltlch 544-2873___ ' modlato possession. iOood Mini farm. Call Jorry al _ ASSUME 4%- HUD LOAN.i. C a ll;734-2567 belore 2pm, - llvlngroom wim Ilropiaco. J ^ A d IS! ’■ '.MUST SELLSOON, Lovolyr3 3 L-argo kitcneiT^ahd diningI *35,000. II3Z0L. 324-5922 or Roal Estalo Un- ■- NOTAMlSPRINTHbdrm, 2 ^ n e d commercial but can" bdrm homo In Hanson, f^ull bath, lull bsmt, 2 car garage.3. qofcsldenilal,______aroa, Excoiiont lloor plan limilod. 7334107. *129, ___ ; tjasomonl-parilally linished,m, and doubio garago, Hugo; GEMSTATE'REALTY 200 ACRES. Suitabfo for maIr) floor laundry, on A FOR SALE 2 bedroom latgo yard/ garden. FHA - -o o ro e SW ol Jerome.-SS5.000 cornet loi wim beautifulI 525 Blue Lakes Bivd.N., dairy or row cross; Wendell » -nom or 1 balh.'largo livingg standards. S42.000,. Call^1' shado iroos and lovoly aroa. Owner will linance wilh Pricod lor quick sell. 324-■■ ). 423-5760,______r ______73W338 J _ ■ ■ 752______landscaping. Full ptlco Is , 10% down, 20 yoars on *49,900. > 4 BEDROOM. 2 bath home In balance. , 6 37-8343______WECi GUARANTEE RESULTS!R BEAUTIFUL brick homolO ■ ^ NO DOWN LEASE OPTION Joromo. LOW intetosl. ! localod soulh of Jeromo on )N assumabio loan. Four; 320 ACflES- ail In corn and - or your m onty rofund 'h 1-lKE NEW 3 bedroom. 2 bam h cloan 2 BR, pari Basement, grain, 3 bedroom homo grav- 2* acros. Shako roof, largo0 homo on one acre clos? to0 Garage, good locallon, Seasons Really, jotomo. ' ^ Ads Only •IfyourltoiItom doosn't sol! you I I a m l e h riy irrlgalod. Northsido waler • Prlvoto Porty A Iroos. machine shop,5. lown, Voiy appealing Inside e Good placo to slart ll you aro 324-7545. Eula 324-7B45. ixcludod moy gott aa rofund or rorun excolloril area only 8 mllos would mako groal stock or ' •Rool Estato Excl Call Slai^n_ shortolcash. - J tiiy ------aelup,- — ZdayTfroo]" ~ “ Ironv-Twlfl Falls. Ownor will- ■ •'AdMUStlsopapalH'for within tho ad 7 d carry wllh good down: Call - — BIG-WOOD REALTY::;^ o n It. Is p la c o d • Ro f u n d s oo r f l d ro.:£u_ns_mjjs t . _ — or 733-5805 ~ ~ 033~~Ftl9rJBuMHomesloiS^e ~ — __iila^.of whon = -JQfO:flLa2«Kr5f-H?Re8(' 7 , ------n E A L T Y — ' GEM STATE REALTY - ■■ — z:=i*jyeosn:cb«ck^ycpyou r^odlho ------tio x o n olctBcJ^hln-3Crdoys H i Eslato Unlimilod, 733-8107, (JWN^RShave moved, lotus •OWNER MUSTSACRTfICE."■ "” '^ ( 6 0 5 A ddison A ve. E. *114. ______- y show you Ihis allraclivo 3 3 O FFICE... 733-4079I 4 Choice building lois (or Iho first day it runsms as tho • You willI! nnot bo oligiblo fora price .oi ono. ONLY" 7 3 W O O ______Yoar 'round values , . , Inn [ w f iN L U X U R r ” bed, 2 balh, 2 fam rm. 2 Timos-Nows wilw it! n o t 05- ro fu n d if tth o ito m so ils your year ‘round markol- liroplacos, lull bsmt, dbi JoycoC olo-...... 733^)767 *11.000.00 or mako oflor, Ifils5 isiblilty altor whothor(r ornotc by tho glaco. Road Ciassiliod, 733-J. W2.250- Taslolully deco^ garago & opener, sprinklingJO Davo Hamlolt...... 733-4030 proporiy must bo sold. CallI '320 ACRES, 2 Valley pivois, sumo rosponsib y sysiom. choico location, Gudrun (or lurthor details rtlon TImos-No'^ o w s. rated .4 bdrm brick, lovely ) *2,350 por aero, Wondoll. tho first insortlc yard, big lamiiy room idoal,’i Call Joo 734-3393 or MainIn 543-6800 or WoBlorn Roilly. '153 ACRES, gravity ir- a Wosl Really 734-0555. ___ 7M-2385. ■ ______Irioaled.. NW o( Qooding. BY ANXIOUS OWNER lor ontortalnlng. Good aroa . closo to coliogo. shoppingB PAYING TOO HIGH TAXES? * ^ ,0 0 0 wllh equipmonl, - -P rlc o-roduced-J5.000 lo , •117“ A C R E ^ o ra v lly Ir- U7.500 wllh 9% assumabioJ contor. ERA warranty In-I- . WHY?' Buy a nico duplex.\ l • • • • 037-- Farms4Rifich«j . eluded. Ownor will carry. TTO0 instead. Lol it approclatote rigaied, (ial milk barn, fJE of 3LILINES7DAYYS*8*“ loan. All brick, 3 Bodroom, 2 CHOICE. KTMBERUY'arm. IGooding, 1150,000. balh. ranch style with lull *107.000- FanlJStic*^ 5 and pay for llsoil plus bo a 160 acros. Boans, whoal 4 basomoni and redwoodJ bodroom home on 3.5 acreaa lax btoak. Wo havo jusl iho'0 TRADE 2 year old 3~b'drm hay. Twin FaUa water. Call 4 u r . noar Fiior. Hoat pump.I. ono for you, Pricod rigtii,ll, home In Kimborly (or larger i WESTPOINTEREALTY INES 7 DAYJ(S *11” dock, Ljirge foncod lot wllh 73i-3058.NOREALTO^RS^_ Wendell, Idaho dog. run; Nice NE area. microwave lull, linished3 *60,000, home in T,F,, ptolotrably ■ basem oni, sncp. Must,seel■I N.E. aroa. No roallors. CHOICE CORNER 40-acro, .. 53M2a5or53ft-24ae 734-7319,______.. farm, S ouin-^si of Bufti, - , GEM STATE REALTY 423-585?alfOr \ I c -6 Tim osjNow s. T ^ln F.ill. F.1II3, Woho___ friday. soplojntiinbcf.25.ig8i- ...... R t lr m e r r V lM a i r % ' s ' ' OM______ActaiQoM oia1 045 Mobile Hornet ForStle8 054 Ufifum.Apt,4Dupl«i»' ■058 Of(iee4BusinM»neMiI 070 Wanled To Buy 11* Fam Implements 078- Furnituro 4 Carpeta 10* Horaas ’ MANY ACREAGES ol bullfl- ' Hay, Grain 4 Feed ------ino lolj avaiiaDio. NoflhJlflo'■ 12xMVANTAGC«lVting” aifIf ATTRACTIVE.. SPACioiiV^I.'■ LEASe...... • BUYINGV-Sc7op gold &I spANisfTcouctTrio^^ CORN. CHOPPER, IHC »18. 1 cond.. storage shod, privacy;y 4 2 bodroom aparimonts. All silvor. Silvor dollars, coin QUAUTY HORSESHOEliTG C' Of Southaldo, Example: 5 " For holp with leasing o( I seat. $150 Coli Shlrloy 733-• POTATOSTORAGEtofronl 4 TRIMMING. Call 324-2MO llko "J now. Slnglo row corn I tonco. In Firer traiior courtt, appliances 4 most uiiiiiies* commercial proportlos caii coilQcllons. stamps,, 3n7______head. Cali 4 23-4089.' - Aofo lol cloas to Twin Falls® J5300. Days 733-6518 ask (orJf (urnishod. Comploioly 3 Magic Vatloy Locations 01 alicr Spm 324-3557 ,____ Of Rock Cfook Canyon. Sce ' Sandy. Idatio Land & In diamonds, otc. Idaho Coin' TWIN MATTRESS SETS, Schutlo Polalo Storage '■ Kyio. Evos, 329-4593. _____ carpotcd & draped. En|oyi' vostment Company. 733-9300 Main. REGISTERED ARABIAN GOOD C' JD 2-3 row boot nic. walor rlghls, crook drossor 4 kids dosk. 733- 733UB52 or 825-5044 harvoslor, comploto, Exira (lows throufln piopoft/. 14x60’ TAMARACK, 2 .loisuro llvino within walking 0f.rajM 48,______FILLY,2yoars old. 734-0394 3 4 7 * ______STATE TESTED • ranoof parts. $895. Ph 6i7-498e. Pilcod liohl. Contact Jorryy Bedroom, lalo model mobiio C STORE (or RENT or LEASE; LARGE (amity noods good 1 Yoarting: Also black Jackjon al 3J4-5922 or floalII homo. $8500fo((or. Call,s s ' TWIN SLEEPER SOFA $138,, allalfa sood for salo. Call HESSTON 2 Row boot har- Apartmorni. 25' (ronlago, $400 . 451 Main usod irampoilno lor X-mas, Cain's Cioaranco Contor,, 326-4772______wosiern saddio, 788-3448. " Ealalo Ur»llmllod. 733^107." a j M m ______Avo. East. For intormation - HcBsonabiv oticod. 536-6409. vosiof, $4000.324-2101. ■3 CLEAN Housokoopinfl 733-7111 . TOP QUALiTY HAY doiiv- 10 YEAR OLD BLACK MARE. r, 166.______1965 DOUELEWIDE 20«M'. 3 !, lolophono, 734-3fl-'i. Oonlio and well broke. JOHN DEERE SALE. ***0 - bdrm. 2 bath, sol up In_ Cabins, wookly or monthly. M O N E Y ? • WHITE 30'-rango. usod vory’ ' orod in load lots. Cali 324- powor shllt. 4240 powor littlo. Exc. Cond. J150. ii 7921______Yoariino APPALOOSA lilly, P OM______SmlnasiPiopcfly.If. . Burloy.-Son or .jrade (orIf Partially (urnishod. 733-€631. 06t _ _ &raa_ejFofflS(il--I_Wo buy Qoid_4„3jlvofi rings, - Callallof.S32*-790l... ------shllt, **30. 2040. Also MF molor homo, travol traiior orir CLEAN 3 BORM Brick coins, watches, siorling 4 - • piociniicironarreeiflor in--' 1st; 2nd. 4 3rd iop^qiTality ” ■ '1135, MF 1085. Caso 1370. Bill------diamonds, stamps, 73*-*587 oood cond-$100. Older solidI 1hay for saio. 3240116 or Loughmllior. 733-5781. CX)WNTOWN- Bflch con-. whal havo you. 543-6012. Duplox. 1207 Evorgraen ;— 0»tve,-TF| 2 -bom,-amtng—, , Qg3.______..' ■ 324-4201______- alrudlian. aiM-aqiraro lool. ------Continental------iQto'wnh"tacK,“ $600; can LATE MODEL MF 510 com Immooiaio possosjion. room, largo (amily room, GoId4SltvorExch, 100 ton aii 3 cuttings. Largo 26-5175 alior 5om.______bine. g' 1*’ hoador, AC, aftor 6 ownorwilicarry. • R e n t a l s ______Covorod carport 4 patio, no' C66 . Mobile Home Space 824 Bluo U k e s Bivd.N. 2 Dark Burgandy volvolI 1ba^los. 324jl_6Q______886-2427.______;______p^ llp lo a so,324-*989._____ swivol fockors, Exc. cond, E2 MUL€S. Ono 6 yrs. 4 1 * r. ANDERSONS CAMP noeds NIGHTCRAWLERS. I im- yrs. Also 1 Chestnut gold- LATE J- MODEL Tractors 4 «0 ______Furn. Homesa DUPLEX DELUXE. Aif con- $150 oach or $275 (or both. oaa FamsForRent , othor (arm machinory for BARNESREALTY couplo wild own trailer modiato 1 cash. 329 Addison 734-2426 allor S.______Inp. Cail &36-6166______• ° 1043 Blue Ukos Norm ROOMMATE WANTEO: ditlcnod vnit includos ^ houso. | Wo have pooi, A.y^0_Wosl, ‘ Cail73«-49*4.___ WANT TO LEASE 300 to 1200 1 saio, Machinory Connoc- i _ _bdrm_a._2 baihis; JatQQJjylnB- -t _ -2MAROONCapUin'iChaifs,. 6 MOUNTAIN HORSES. Woll . - lion.fi76-*534— f| ' - ______733-8227------____--- nonsfnoKcf.__ Vi _ ro n l—4 - - -hoaiod-r'hitfwoizandrwdiT rNlQHTCRAWLERS“ri 'DGBI" ' :a c « 8;'60mo polalo ground: - -brokoroxcoiionrcondiiiofi— -1 "i - =miliito3r733-2t26 gvonlfifls:—— •room-w/-(ifooisconllntng '(lurnlsh traitor spot and small 1 oxcotionfcondilion'; ■swivol,' "I loom, kllchon, w/ stovo, , prlco in T.F. al 769 Delong $125-734-0649. ■ ;655-4206. ______Roasonabio. I 726-*010. LOCKWOOD ^ SPUD PILER, I SMALL 1 bodroom e for working in store 733-9340 1 attor 5pm. In W/ swingino boom 4 ai- FOR SALE Cofnrrofclal n. dishwashor & compacior, t 300 IRRIGATED ACRES, 8 ) YEAR old appaloosa geld- i- lurnishod. Natural gas. $140’ grounds. Caii lor in- Jorom . o call 324-5971,______2-PlECE gold siooper sota, Gooding ; Counly. Avallablo i inoor. W iirpifolol*tt.$3500, Dfopcrty. 4 acfoa .acroaa . 0 utiiily foom.-privato patio oil lofvlqw t 733^756 _____ , ■ oxcollonl condition. $110. : 536-5332 daya, 536-2527 ovo’a • pof monlh plus deposit. S we' buyyardsale 19a2aoa3on, 352-4274. . _ . . from CinOy's on S. Lincoln >• Mastor Sullo, Foncod , .C31L324i526fl^._-______^3^733_____ 1 ______AVAILABLE OCT. 1 .-1 '^ | LOCKWOOD Mark IV Potato - - - Intoichango. Jfiromo. L & N backyard w/ yard caro. i LEROVE.RS, 734-0572 TM____ • Ho7ie£i;utpin9fil 1 BDRM houso-tor renl, acros in couniry (of your 4 DRAWER DESK $28, Cain’s■ OM______PasiufeFoffiem Harvoslor- Excollonl condi Roal Esiaio. 221 S. Lincoln. I, Loaso prelerred. $*50 mobiio) homo and (amily. 3'.^ Cloaranco Contor, 733-7111, JorofTip._3_24ja^3.______• adults only, roloronces to-'■ rnonlh, Call32i-59i0^____ ATTENTKDNI Now stocking tior); tl( 1 9 'potato bod with now quirod, would like 6 monlh lo mllos Soulh o( Twin, $150 072 ■_____.______AnliQUM 48"MAnRESS,upfiflhtvac. horso and stock traiior parls. chain cf 4 motor pul on laat OFFICE CR COMMERCIAL 3 EXTRA LARGE 1 bdrm In 344.4085 ' ______/ china cabinoi. tv set, games 102______fettle Build ' or ropair your own and yoar. yt Cail 366-2024.______■ 1.yrJ.oaspJ25p.,54.^52».__ Nice older tiomo. Maluro , ANTIQUE, bathtub, claw spaco In Joromo lor salo or FOR RENT- Fiior couniry aoat.S old tlxturos. Call allor 4..moro-483 Fillmo re ._____ BULLS savo. : Stagocoach Food 4 m loaso. Excollont locaiions. adults. GaroQO avallablo, MF 2745 145 HP wilh duals. i ___UiMufh, Houses FofBenI space, with 10x16 II. siorage *pm32a-***3. 4 ______5 PIECE Ffonch'Provonclai 'Rogislorod Horofords & Ranch > Supply. 734-1606.___ Very vi iow hours + warraniy, Call Joify al J24-5922 or at ll Twin. $i90/month. J(m Volk, shod, : Iruil collar and garden ; Long Yoarlings to 2 year 1 Roal Estalo Untimllod. 1 734-6551 or 733-5605.______| ANTIQUE SOFA, turn ol tho bdrm sol. Full s : mailross & ' KAHN-LUCICH Ford Tractor • ,wlwith or withoul 418 watts 3 Bdrm 8 m Bodroom spaco. Prolor singio wido. conlury c (com ono ol Boiso’s spflngs. $300 or bosi offer. r ------w m ~ ^ -063------GirigeSales 083. Qanga Sale ” 0«. "GoodtmnDsioEit 090 Pota4Supplles,s 121 Boals&Uarinullums>i 122 SportingGood# . | - 1978 TAHITI stylo 16' boal BRIDGiE GARAGE SAL£T?fT& Sal,■al. 3~FAMTLYrSaf~^pt~26,= CONCORD'Tr a p e s ,'' l i i i 3al DYNASTAR SKIS, Solomon ap! S]h A^o EastjJicall 733-5fl_27:,Vj" f'rEE TO GOOD h om e''v, and 125 HP Chryslof oul- A l ; Sopt 25th-2flih: 10am-5pm.>'h. lOam-dark. Fabric, small ap- Lab, - r t Briitany Spanlol U'- 202's, $50. Rossignol Juniors swald Jacoby an d Man S o n tag 2308 Lo ngbow Dfivo, Twin, ,ch COOKING APPLES lor saFo. '01 board and irailor. Loss liianuri $40. n4-€t58. pllancos. lurnlturo 4 much malo. 6 monlh old puppy."f- 30 hours $5000. 734-6975 or GARAGE salo Sopt, 26 10-5,J-5, mofo. 521 Weal 4ih.Uh. 326£2TO______goo_d hunier. 733-5693______12 gaugo ITHACA modl'o 500. 734-1065 ovo's. _ Ovorlundor wiih caso, drossor. camping oqulpl.,St.. MyiPiJylpJnShosjiqn^. LONGHORN MARKET now GOLDEN...... RETrTevV------I ’ 'S Q uickk thinking helpIps East clolhos. & mlscollaneous. 3-FAMiLY Garage Saiolnol has Rod OoHclous, GoldenIdon ER/BRITTANY CROSS Cloaning kii, versa moc ro- 122_ Sponing Goods t4t99thAvoE. _ Thurs. Fri. Sat, 10am-4pm.>m. . Dollclous. 4 Jonathon, loador, dyes, casings, all hon. puppios. 7 rnalos, » lomaio, i(]o 'mini condition $500 Firm. I ■ Tl"drdnrdn'l“^ tc'sh u t South HOUSEHOLD lufnituro, <325ih A v£ West, Tvyi^___ apples. Concord Grapes.po*- Tails docked & dow claws ■ BROWnIng 0/U 12 Guano fi r Sholoun. Belgium inaao.do. 73_4-3W8______o u t andd 5Soulh bid his spade lawn mowor. mopods. goll 3-FAMILY SALE! Saturday, Bartlotl Poars, Tomatoes.oes. removed. Will mjKo oxc 2(Ja Cucumbers, Noctorlnes, 2 liko now com oporalod su ll, NJorlh o r raised to game clubs, rolilgofator. & Much3icn Sopl 2flm; Slarts 9am, 1206 ^o»j hunlors. $25. 734-4576 alter Misc. SUNDAY 12-6. 2211‘I’ Fjpmoni Dfivo.Twln . ___ Italian Prunes. Onions 50 ID BROWNING 12 gauge BTSITS pool tables. 2 oloctronic esl opened his jack of -- bag J5.95. Lockor bool $1.29►. JQ --- —__.. _ ------:ail pinball machines. 2 NOI K lngaoaleOfivo.______I,'.a Guard dogs- purebred pump shotgun. $200. Call .0,.™ s r iitnds. - 3 FAMILY; FUrnlturo. Shot2 , Ib. cut 4 wrapped. PorK $t.l9 733-9257 alter 6 p m . _____ elocironic sp.ico games. 2 ♦ A HUGE Church Salel Sal,’3'- gun. misc. All good. Sat iii'nn German Shophord pupa. 4 L looked over dummy Sopt 26th. 9:30am-4pm. Ib. cul 4 wrapped. Bring — Iqpz ball machjnos. 324-8550 VQ «1h. Sun 27th. 9 lo 5, 169 your own conlalnors. Fro:en" m onths, 1 malo $75, l lomaiolie FOR SALE: 27o'v/in'cftostof dn’t like what he saw. Episcopal Church, Blue'uo B ^r^hA v^W M l______?lick * « .J 33J i 97_,N o p ip o rs^_ modol 70. with 4i32 scopo. MO SPEED bike's . 26 4 27 ♦ 7 rod (aspborries. black ■70 mch. Llko new $60 each. =1^^-.;-^.. ^"T =^:.+»K0J3~~~-' K =Hc.could.lld;C<)Unl:.on his king o f ------;*-lamliy-POLQCtvanl:ia!e;»!e;^ i-raspbQtriB3.-_*i;bluBtJornftS;nas.-. -UT2 UE-eUNOLES-ol. LOVEilF 243_Wlnchc5tor modol 70."o--a2fi-4il3 .. . ______s for one trick,, b'li- - - I t L l j m p a l rugs! bulled oy- 306-Wincho9le<7-T7-^augo-- lod Sal, Sun, Mon. 24lh-261h. 365 plo chQtrlos. strawbordes.(los. lor salo'l AKC.cdglsIored'toy np ■■ '$50 RIFLES”and SHOTGUNS------— i ;■ WEST was litlle chance uilic ' " - ■ S A ^ I n ia ls . clolhing etc. 337« ' fiOrmEtm_StlF_^______Bring your own conlalnors.iors. poodio pups. Havo all shots.Is automatic. 20 gaugo pump. ♦ 6 ^ J o £ there wa Quincy 261h S 27lh Sal, 4 50 5^6:2008 _ ____ . _ _ at our annual Gun Clooranco his kingig of hearis wopld be * 6 FAMILY GARAGE SALE,LE, South Bluo Lakes, 733-8960._180. Roady now, &86-278VALSO Salo. Rod's Trading Post, V IO 54 Sun.lO-S. -______"amj sojvlc^.___ rw.,. worth ana n y th in g . - 25lh,426th,9104,Fornllufo,ifo, MACINTOSH APPLES and GUNS' 2l5 Shoshono SI. So. Twin, 1 • ♦J 1082 LARGE YARD SALE. Sal.■at. sm. appliances, baby iloms 3lck. MALE (2yrs) 4 FEMALE (IW, ns; ------— , .. . . T herere might be two dia- ims poars. Plckod or you pick, ^ Now .4 Usod Guns; ^ .♦J00 6S2 only Sopl. 26lh, 9afTi_tOJO . .4 clothinfl, Mo9l Ilomsims N asb itfO fch a ro . "Airport■pofi yiB). Briliany. 550 each; Callall Shotguns. Rilios. pistols. 12 4 ____Sfow^e_filcie 1 m onds1 tIricfe." West could 6pm.434PllofAvo.Wosi.____ matkod prico Sal. 329 Road. Circle K. right \i west.,osl. n4-7572aliOf4.______IdahoComGallorios ; SOU>«)UTII h av e ju s ju s l a four-card di.n- MOVING SALE: Cilb. bods,js . Buckingham Dr. Lasl airootool lolt V. mile. 733-0095______MOVING- MUST GET HIDIID _ 302 N. Main 733-8593,____ 1975 A'fl’CTIC CAT 2 snow •; ♦ Q l mobile, noods onglno. Mako m o n dsu iui il, mapio tablo. baby iioms, (alllaii & last houso bohind''"'1 TABLE'qu e en 4HubBJrfltjjrfl OFI around \ yoar old.Id. INFLATABLE CANOE, lilo ▼ a los Kingsgato subdivision. '4 onof._C^L733:W44_^______J e s W hererre was the fourth • mons 4 largo ladlos SQUASH lof salo. Ploasojjso Gorman Shorlhair. Excolloniml jackets 4p uptont.J33:3^^ i going lo come from? clolhing. Insulation, bflcks, C^II326^068.______huntof wilh moro Iralnlng. ,7h 4-PLACE snow machino ► A84 trick goi rims, tiros, humldlllor, Avon, '5- M O'D EL8ror2'gaugo3lnch irailor 4 ono 1876 John i ^® ^ MaybeJE E ast could get to ruff 3*: m ______Firewood9 ^ Tho LAND 4 SEAFOOD CO.,CO PREEI1423-5760______— magum. Vonirib 30 Inch crall Iloms 4 much moro, 10 ESH MUST. 's'ELL! Nanilay Con- ko Deoro Liquillro. 324-3408.. . '------Vulnerable: ie:I North-South a club, 335 CUTPINE 13 ollofing Sloaks 4 FRESH >n- barrel, 'modillod choko. to 5, FfitJay 4 Saturday 335 Soaiood, TF Feed 4 Ico uro Parrois with cage. Handnd 886-2q48_aUqr^3_ppm _ Dealer West'cst ^ EaslI d did all this thinking Ridgeway Dnvo.______S6Q/cord or random longm, 125 TraYem8]l_era J50/cord. woni— dallvot.3'"' BIdo. 734-4235 Of 7334332.U32. trained, $200. n 3-94S6._____- OLYMPUS OWNERS- i'35mm ' Wcsl Northjrth EaJi South ich less time than il MULTl'-FAMlLYI Sal, S"opl (Of- --f r e e DELIVERY.------; ■ PROFESSIONAi.-'------^,977_TeRRY-lrsilefr-»h ------2eih. 8am-2pm: 1886 FallsIlls wijTwofis^_____ ------OM“ 5ysfo'm“ 3:r't(!iopnoTir P.ws ! ♦k Dhl. Hcbdl. USJS 10 w rite abo u t it. :-fo TOMATOES lor salo. You GROOMING! Vacationing?0" w/KALT polarizof. new awning, - carpot. calalyllc Mq_E_a st ._A nl s, mis DO '?^6u NEED a.traiior to f34. hoaiof. stabilizor lacks, : 1 ♦ Pnssm 34 34 Then heY. overlook his haul llfowood? Ploaso call pick S5 a bushol boloro 0Bor or I'll board your dog. ChoriOf* condition, call Blaino 734- ‘ [’.ISS Pass p a rtn e:r's r ’s jack of diamonds Multi-Family! Frl 4 Sal, Sopt m all?£.ll?0,32<-34?0^______M2llor_Kennojs, 423-5104. 1616 bolore 6pm.______sieroo, Mint cond. 436-6437. Pass 4 ^ 25lh-26m; N30 3/d Avoivo lO fialo^of fcm^S, M3_-4_0TO. ^ f'upon. P.nss w ith Ihehe queen and led back p t YOU PICk“'pRODUCE by p r o f e s s i o n a l ' Dogog REMINGTON modol 721, Ea3i,9am-5pm, Tools, bed3d- dry p in e , spilt. Slacked. 4 grooming'Pot>dloa • a Qw! PERFECT 1978 '30' Firoball th e w vI'on e r of clubs.- ding, now projector, misc. dollvorod t50 por pickupL o WESTPOINT GARDENS M a 30-06 with scopo. Uko new. W, 3Vj S. ol Wondoll. Call Call specially Shorrioe's PoodioHo JC Hlgolns, modol 20 1212 soll-conl tfailof. Rool air, 7' ,/vai Southth kn e w he w as in l i loa^ 324;TO5__:______S ■PRODUCE. Skis. FurnliufO, 538-2284. Carrots, Cucum-;um- Pull.7_34:ro66______gaugo, full choke pump, 2^*2^< rolrlg. sloops 4, awning, TV Opening4 lc; » J trouble. c. He led hi.s queen of toys. Olhor Misc. Sopl. 26,26! FIREWOOD Corral polos* “4 bors, squash, pumpkin,)i>in, PUREBRED SoalpolnlInl cham ber, good cond.-Call;ail anionna. Bost ollor buys. ------J s p a d e ss and rose with 27, & 28. 9-7. Airport road,Id, posts. 757 Monroo Stroot lomalos. cantaloupe,upo, Siamese kiitenj, boxox ______Soo. Inlormounlain Motor ly's ace in order lo gel 3rd houso on fight, Past 1st131 Kimberly , J 2 y ^ ______parsnips, corn, 4 oggs.J3. trained. $35. Call 7»-4<89 or Homes, W_end_oM. By OswaldI JacobyJa dummy's Canal snqgo.______> rounds of trumps bul _ FIREWOOD, $60 cord, longong Weekday Hours, allor 4 44aii an 768:3455,______RUGER 7m(?i Magnum,jm. SELF-CONTAINED 15' Moo □nd Alan Soni;ontnc two rc HOS'ESAREflEDVlolOlsAtokto lennihs. 2 cord minimum il did binlim no good, um day Sal. 4 Sun. PUREBnED lomale Briltanyny Bushnoll 3x9 scopo. $285. Too lfailer...liko now, lool 1 Bluo, WO are having a Pallotio Dohvotod^Cji!_423_:4m___ alt, sloops 4. Absolutely E astt tllook his king nnd led — ' YOU PICK APPLES, litK a Spaniol, $75. Call alter Spm.m GARY'S PAWN SHOP Salo, specially lor'you. Sal.al- pTn E firew ood S65 cord.3rd. pound. 3 days only, Fn., 7j4_:3M4 1680 KIMBERLY ROADI porfeci. Soo, Intormounlain East’s jumump to three dia- back a low diamond to' Sopl 261h^335Blh Avo North. Motor Homes, - WendeK.' ' Ill 18" & 35“ icnolha. Oelivery'ory ^ 1 ., Sun. Koiloy Apple PUREB'RED-BiaCK U b p'up-ID- i ... m o n d s w aIS s rmainly preemp- West's110 ll spol. Back camc a Sowing macnmo, vacuumi'n avaiioblo. Call 423-4680. Orchard t mile north ol Buhl — - ^ 2 3 0 1 ______P'OS' Fcmalos $35, malesM ------THISWEEK’SSPECIAL— I live and dcsijesigncd lo make it club andtnd another good con- - cicancr. ciimpor ...steps, on Cloar-UKos Rd. PicVod 'w . 18' TRAVEL Irailor lor salo. dishos, toys, boys clothing, iso.C all 734-7986 allerS____ U sed Coll Pylhon 4" 4 S.W. 1 difficult foror North-South lo tract haclad bitten the " 36 3‘'. Many other hand gunsuns $700 or bost ollor. Sloops 4, molal shelving, now handnd 068 _GoodTWy^TohlEal afso” vailab?rCall*54?.5330°*in PUREBRED Gorman , 4 314J2M.______I find the rightg h t c o n tra cl. inkwsva SJ^qpar d pups^«5 43 W35_2_) in stock- Colts. Rugors 4 crallod arhclos. misc REO'” “ Poiafoes,' l2Hb;It,; or734-8518. Smith 4 Wossons. Magic __ »^a]nversj______igiC 1964 FAN travol irailor. 23’ - Tomaioos. 5 bushol. 2 mileslOS — Rogisiored male Oeagio. 18 Valloy Security, 423 Mamlam 30ll<0nlained, Hunters Sopt. 24-25 1fom 9lo6iS at. south, milo oasi ol Buhlhi OM______*L.Suppli8J n|i;j months Old. Suporb Avo. East, Twin Falls. Spocial! $1500. Call 733-6444. — Iho 261h Itom 9 lo 12, 1779'79 Motor Merc corner. Vance's. marKings Call eve's, 733- '*• AKC BRi'tTANYS, • eic. Falls Avo. E. Ooys cioihino,'0. M3:§3^56______e»C. 9256. _ _ _ ^ ____ _0^^fl^Maleti Ilo miscollanoous items, dishes hum., ready lo slart. Shots. 082 Bulldino MHOflilriala 083 GiragoSalo *!’ APPLES. Akijnd Orchardird $50.637-484?. 837-6694.____ SPRINGER SPfiNlEL ' pu'p-ip- 175 ■ AuloDoalora»fa IT# AutoOealera ROUGH LUMBER. a & lots ol odd} 4 onds. all In will havo rod 4 Qulderv do- - pies. 4-buck Swhito, l-livor'or ^200: c c w r incy oxcoliont contlilion. ',®‘ .-AKC DACHSHUND, only 1 ;------dlmantlnnt; fnttai, nnln' ■ licious ^ppios J ly * 4 while 8 *ooks old. Goodod troalod posts, raiitoad lio: ^ ‘WTltlYYOTDSAl.r------,r°on 10 ’0 6 Nico clean items Wi^d^liver _____ thousand. Olhor lumber c '"S LEFTOVERS. 734_-0SW_ bushol. Also luico 4 d^ing _ pots. $30 10 good h^^ ------OfdOf. Honry Davis, 324-384'38 , . L i s t youlur business inn the Directoryyof Service Sjipecialists W lILLS > c n t G r S Phono 7330931 foio r the assistance of a classllied( Ad-Vlsoior MOTOR)R CiDMR^NY • > ™ j r r I ^3^jjoshon^»St^V^ 733^28^ n p o R T r 7 3 i 6 " i o 0 409 2nd Avo. s. ...... , t i; —-C-lO-Time?:^^ow9.Twin F, irv Fallsrld a h o ------FridayTSopioi3lombof 25,1981 ... L , » flir*rJar r ’- k u t o > D ea l e i if etic . ' llEPW f£l2Sp 3 - TfJvqlTraiiefi , 135 . cf:l«JiSupplltt3 - •“ 128. CflmporeiSholle»lle 127 ...... Motor Homo# - 136 . HMvyEoulpmom- kS ------T40------Tfuck*• 1 4 2 - — imjjons^pofloCa'r*'»■ -148- 4,WIl#DlDUV0...... cnlAMPUFri9;8M- R^d53d INSULATED - cirapflfT hollholl 1972 18’ mini molor liome,^0, MUST SELLI 1980 Yatnahaa Si. «77?E T E R 0U iL fF abow . flunnof. Siofoo. tool alf, TV lor Chovy 8' bod, $150 or IM T T tm " INTERNATIONAL 'i 197b'AUD1100 LS; New liros,i, 1956 GMC 4x4. 396. m ^ r . Of 302 Ford motor, now Mlclio-10- Midnight Special. BollofIf ' t r o ja n LOADER. 4'A yatd lo, sloopor. Cat ongino. 13 anlonna, soll-coniairod.od. bost oflor. 324-4055. td Truck, 10-whooior. lao axlo. , good oconomlcal car, Soo to0 Comploioly reduno Insido i -. lin tiros. Swamp coolor,0 '' bags. & Irunk, with lahrtng.|. buckoi, Doiroll dlosoliOl molor over-haulod. 543-4700.0 spood, SOHD. long whool" approclJle, {900,733-0175, oui, Call 734-4102.______doubio Bod. mirror balh. T 28090 mllos. o«c. cond.Id. 43?-6659.______ongino. H.O.P.S. fi base, {20,000, , 1978 rofrlo. 9l9«P» *■ Won’l laslasl w e' ha v e TTFEw'sm ^lIor 543-6012 „ 1969 KW Convonllonal 318,L®J KENWORTH Cabovftr, 1971 SUBARU Sla-|. 1971 JEEP ton wllh lumbor •Ional Soo, Iniotrnountainain pickup sholl loppors andnd ______1972 KAWASAKI 175, runs long wheel baso. will tako sloopor. 350 cummins, 133 llonwagon; (ronl whool)l rack & snow plow. Best ot- Motor Homos, Wondoll.oil. campora. Call tor dolails, 20' 1974 SporiKIng minii;i pood, MOO. 734-4438 eves. / 2Q-22’bod. Call 436-4352. 3 drive, radial mos. in-dashh lof. Call 786-4147.______’l DROTT Hydraulic Hoo. Do- spood, SOHD, {22.000, 1973 m j M l , ______Inlormouniain Molor'Of motor homo. 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" I inlierierited lhe same culture youI diedid,” liobert Walden of In five seRmonl!enls, he explores a world inn whicti women lhe lelevl:‘Vision sc ries "U a G ra nt" le lls RiRRS. "Y o u r ; NEW YORK - Fansns (of CBS’s "GO Minutes" - s • and the suddenly have beebecome assertive - even aRjRRrcssive - in Reneralionion passed il on lo mc and I hhop ope I don 'l pa.ss il on to ' Nielsen mtinRs indicateate they are IcRion - now cacan have their bid for equaljualily and whal he lums upp ;amonR macho tlio next Ronoration."ro: fJieir favorile video faro ro isi.x d a y s a week. thouRh for five of men in barrooms,;IS, at cocktail p a rtie s a n d in in'interviews often By episoiisode five, wilh friglilened meriTien. m en a b andoned lo th o se d a y s it w ilt tw calledlied "U p to th e M inute." is sh e a r lerro r. raise thee kids,J men who work for' wiw om en and m en now The crew for lhe new;w :;{0-mfnute scries which pre Dremiores “it poes afialnslnsl lhe grain." says one unideiJenlifiedinanof confusedi asa lo how to relale evenI lo Iheir daughters all Monday al 2 p.m., MDT,T, isi th e sa m e a s the one lhat n it runs Ihe (he modem woinarman's predilection for inilialinling conlaci, "It exploredI inir deplhi Reasoner's around'ind-Uie-c(Jfee lable dis- popular Sunday eveningnR maRazine — Moriey Safer,er. Harry RocsaRalnstyearsinrs of Iradillon and upbringing,ig ." c ussion c:ru ru m b lc s into a blazinR frL'c-for-for-all, ^ Reasoner. Mike Wallaceice and newcomer, Ed Bradleyley. Kven "Whal do leyIhey really w anl a n y w a y ? " «wails another. Everyomone ta lk s a l oncc. te m p ers flarea ro . n a i^ e s a re cnlle I .'t r , 6:00 HBO RACE FORTHEPENrENNANT OCT. I.IO d iI EVENING Pottlnno Civic Aud 1(«) AOCTHEATERFOn YOUNGUG »;oo I RJCANS'Slonud'ScollQuiosUrsirBin (3) BIZARRE Off boatQlcomody.in i EVENING E\ ___ ^ “olao y-fl (OBlurod in Ihn conlinumcjing Butlua Ol. ------— ------• © HOT SHOTS iward winnino niory ol 0 Shy tJOy'll 8 « 0 ■" ' (3) LAFF-A-THON r s IJriioo'n (ti'il-pBctrd 'ui'J'olol 'irmlo Iho world ol mnrijunnn. 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A"•nRo«'°B?so 'n D.cyclp./icr «,Omrn:> ) (3) WACKY WOIVORLD OF JONATHAN (nopuul.com,na) stn'ring mombors Of Ihu GroiGroundlings, an h BOC n’a RLi'! 10:30 WINTERS MONOA'lOAY improviTialional comrdy Irou ILIC, THE LONESOME HOT SHOTS Ui^ing nI (i,tf nn l' u lie ud ^6:00 SEPT.r.2 21 0 . 1981 roupo COUGAR.PAHTiRT I non Grown nnd Brion . 11:30 Ruaanll niar >n ols'cnpluros HBO ON LOCATATION; THE PEE WEE (3) PIPS r -n lh i9 D isnoy ohim ol Itio oc.lom itnl ot wgric3tld cinan HERMANSHOWIW Pauinoubonslslho EVENING _ HBO RACE FOR THE PENh loul on orphunud cougar . .. .- &luilubu^idtuy. »aii d bpvcial Lo'lhri-'ntincnl 1050's aiftuUby uni.l------avid HncKoll Kiddio snow tapdd hohootalhoculh:ullol UIO wild. p to n d ftilu riy At,., .ittd David WELCOME TO MIAMI CUOANOS WEDNESDAY 11:05 aturi.no mumbotsc SEPT. 30, 1081 7:00 :lrt trncinolhu ‘"ip'Ovis.ilionnl cut 0;30 ( 2 ) 0 0 THERE HARLEM GLOBETROT- ■S'ROOTSAnoRicchtoriClolt (3) WAIWACKY WORLD OF JONATHAN onliimitylrom SUNDAY ______^EW N G TERSONGILLILLIGAN'S ISLAND Tho WINTER:rERS ...... 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(2 hra.) trom dnnkinolcomr5cn hor otroom . novor (6} OIMi IMENSION FIVE SUMMER ( 7 ) © NOVA-Qlindnosa: FiviIVO Points ol CD MAGIC VALLELLEY ALMANAC (4) MOMOVIE-(SUSPENSE)** "Eyei QT0v.a0l(J.(nal0(JC)IG )(2 H>b.) f7) VICIC BRAOEN'S TENNIS FOR THEIE V iew ' AlIMough Bomo aororiouooyo 1.10:15 Oohind r o o HEEHAW UlndTheStora" 1972MnrtinOotS8m.im, FUTUREIRE 'Psychology' Coach-.h- d iso a su s can now bu 1ioalo THURSDAY 0 ( 5 ) TICTATACDOUGH COU OCT. 1. ig o t :OUGAR, PART II non Crown nndd £Diian movius ,n lown with lull-longihlull sconos .iw.dwrangu 0 0 MACNICNEIL LEHRERflCPORT nlussoil u 3 star in Ihia Dianoyom nguol|>roducl9ftndhinl9onhow 0 ( 6 1 ENTEFrSRTAINMENT TONIGHT .r 8 Tim es-N ew s, TwinFin Falls, Idaho Friday, Septerjte m b o f2 5 ,1981uily above Sboel supervisor. s tru c te d me n to proceed with any loebooe window glassI titoto poeitioo OQ tbe First F a lls . T b e o rig in a l window wli was appar- y a n d M atin il street*, Bob Rowe aod I Rebollozo says thatat Councilman legitimatete claims against the cily of 1 Mike iDterstate Banklok o f Id a b o building in T w in enU y sh o t ou t by a pelletelletgun. ^ M c B ridie e carefully maiMUver a abett e e t of Ted Wasco, who serveTves as police Kimberly.'y ."iectrtc, slorm windows, 1 BEOROOM lurnished a"pi \ceplionisi & answering 2ND 'c'uniNG HAY. 7 ions- r 5alli, much more. 2 or 3 ^ senrlce available. Call Bruce ^ ______Kingsi20 K-;; WATERBED, heal- $*5 $* ton: Also STRAW tor oa.ugnior $1^ n4.«73_ _ ASK A SALESMAN sued. Cail Ray Hams 2606 ■ 'bedrooms. Order today, 3 ,,|utilities paid. $200 « depos- *iGlpheReaiiv. * n3-2626_ 3,05 3 CARAT DIAMOND er. «'• therm ostat, pedestal, sjie;6pttyiq_7U:^_ sa ___V 1, 2 4 3 yoar olds hall FOR DETAILS ^ wiok local laclory delivery n 1050 Sq. tl. FOR LEASE Tn Appr *P by Sexty's J17.000 For $121 *l! 731-3191______ALFALFA Al 4 GRASS Hay, Arabian, half Siandard bred WE harve' sT It. AvainO/e. 733-11*8e»e’s 1 Call 326-5410 ______; ,.nd set up. $19,295 or il no - Ihe old Times News Bu>id- immed im sale. $8,750 NEW NE Q ueensiie waterbed. U rge bales, 500 ton. Wood Radish Seed ■ |.-4dO-ln- $17,395. Open fi . TWIN FALLS Clover4AiiallaSeed c tool tt4 tng $550 per month mdud- S-11 &-1 30am or all 6pm nil Big Bi; headboard. 733-5557 ask River Rl Valley. $50 ion, you 1 DOUBLE REGISTERED Klmbarly Road Easl ' Ja y s a wook. dosed Salur- 5! _i (ng all utilities 733-5200 or Monday Mf Jack. 733-59A3 (oi haul, 788-46M______iO(leopard apaioosa mare wiin Z day Magic Valley Mobile i ALLa ELECTRIC. A(C, 7W-4201 I - Lesllefi.Jonea.Inc. QT/TeN^s^Ia'imTSrTpTing CORNO. CHOPPING. Leo's V, ptice breeding to Wild 73^7272 • Manna. 73J-6141 • cicarport. tight secunt, 2400■ SQUARE FOOT SHO'P « Custom Farming. Call 326- Pistoi,known son ol WJd Adults only. Lynwood Manor r 069 Camera Equipment (or Sale m mj attress, Ilrm, never been Ci. Beans,Cofn.Grain : 24*52-' OOUBLEWIDE *' Concrete block construe- uaedJ.ik_oji«^w.-W_^MM 4»4964,or 326-4703.______Hope available Also 16 hand BUHL MOBILE HOME 3 bedioms, 2 A'AotS„,733-M_9.___ ,■ sofiei maie. well broke, hon. oKice space, oiectnc 0»_ 0? ______Wanted To Buy SOFA SC BEDS, choice o( GOOO G( lal, 2nd, 3rd cullino ce 649 CondensaryRd. 1 balhs. ali Oleclric. plus wood BALCONY £ VIEW large 1 hoal. h Cham link lenced. Les733-8181 or326-5MC’ ' Herculon (aOfics. Reg. hihaylorsaie.e37.ei34 . • K'” ^ 5 4 3 ^ Doug 713-8181 I tto v e . Mako reasonable ol- bdrm. b ali eiocinc. no located li on 5th Ave. West WANTED: W^ Frencn'pTpTirTcTal $199.05, ?i* Now $149. Banner (or. Flnancino availab[o Call chiidron/peis. c $200 dep Call C Ed al Markelmg Pi* c -„ Furniture. 127 2nd Ave. W., _ ■ 734-1245.734-M73 Jim J Volk. 734-655V 733-5605 Associales, A 734-4875 , 5*3 733-1421 I Friday.-S.- Se p tc m tio f 25". 1981 TimR.s-iih-s-Nows, Twin FaWa, Idaho C-9 j hm /isyk______pjd ^\ u t f l ia le ir s § S e tic T 3