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B w k S 76th y e a rr ,. No. 241 r Twin FaUs,ts, Idaho m Saturday. AAugust 29, 19S1 M i r I S B i s ------o ------^ — ------< 3 ------

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BOISE (UPI) - A ripple effeci — »m the planned Bunker Hill Co. uidown has reached Spokane iir S f c i )sh. iVashlngton Water Power Co. of- I lals say they are concerned about ! cffect Ihe closure will have on the Illy. V ' ■ ‘It will be a big loa," Said ishlngton Water Power public in- mation coordinator Stan Witter, e 'r e a sse ssin g It right now." . m Tuesday, the board of directors lUlf Resources and Chemical Corp. Houston decided to shut down Ihc ire Bunker Hill operation by the e E of the year because of, heavy incial losses. unker Hill Co. Is lhe utility’s laj r g5cstci||tom est er. Witter said, s smelting and mining operations ' con susu m m e 20 percent of the utility’s j K , retail « J ill electric sales in Idaho and I n ea rlyriy J8 percent of its total retail sales ' In IdIdaho al and eastern Washington. • : -r ; Id aho 1 " 10 Pubilc Utilities Commission sp okcesw esv om an D eanne Kloepfer said , . • ■' T hle e 1 utility also expects to lose •ntration iiourauyaiiMilmu 3t / t»t« i w r esldjenlial en i and business customers ;} b e c aluse u se Ihe shutdown will put 2.100 Jose Saltoas, Dave Slottena aiaod Greg Ramage of Twin p e o p)le le oulc of work, Wiiter said. Soar- . cenlratlon before Fn^tiday nlgbt’s game again FaUs Hlgb School fooUiaUbU iu m are In deep coo- alnsl Magic Vi.;;iypn’ prep grm es in today’s Sports unemploymenl could force some Burley. The plajlayed to a 6-6 lie. DetaUs of i If all seellnnn. ' S rt doesi not succeed, the tas> ; business, mining. labor andind was working on a plai :ask him w h ile h e w a s in KclKellogg Thursday not caus(ause Ihe company lo abandon 0 slrllke N orih ooven im c lan to purchase force wou■ould b e faccd w llh preparlni iment. The group, chaired by BunkerHlll. ring the primary causc wa!'as Ihe lo ss o f $2 p la n s to IrIn crea se electric supp lies, I d ir Bunker HIU K ™•avigne, v held lls first meeting for the ladBctujU closure o f Bunker Hill, ing E v a n s sa id he beiievciJcd II w as “ m ost E v a n i sa il m million lo $3 million ata.monlh bccause He saidsaid Ihe ulilily will continue Its lay and selected spcclal com- iald. Bul "we’re not acceptingling of iow silver priccs. m- realistic" to believe aI buyerb cculd be that righl i a tte m ppts ts to win approval for a coal- M in, E Evans said.' fit now ," E van s said . Th o govern or also soil found for Bunker H ill' aid he had never fired plaplant al Crcston, W ash^^ nt Reagan and "I'ven P II within two or E v a ra> also a criticized attempts to B O ISE (U P I) - Go enever se en su ch en th u siasm in th r ee w eek s, i to supported a severance;e tax on miner- approved,ved. lhal plant wouldrhrcIudeN nal delegation, acommur ^ Ize” the issue by two can- nunlty to pull themselves up by :an- a ls b u l had supported said Friday officials ha b y H e sa id th e price be]King asked (or dSlcsr“ d such a tax on four unitimils lhat would gcnei!ale 500 1 of Ihe Strategic for the Republican gubemato- weeks to find a buyer I tstraps,"Evanssald. Bunker Hill by Gulf R ]to- g a s and oil. m eg a wvattseach. a tt \ ____ RcMurceshas rialnomlmilnation In th el982 election. Co. before the process uesday. the board of directorstrs "comc down substantl "I don’t think ils verery wise at this , The uliulillty also will retainNls 5 nllally from a. House Speaker S Ralph Oimstead. fir m 's m in in g and sn R esou rces and C hem ical Corp.p. yearago”toa"salvage’ ad. •slagcoftheslale'shisloIlory and grow th p e r c e nIt t interest I In a Washington »''Prlce. R.Twln Falls,Fa and Lt. Gov. Phil Batt. tlo n sIn K e lto g g Is "irre ston announced its decision to Lavlgne. who was lis 111. to sa d d le th e m ining Incndustry" with a nuclearr plant,] one of five con- listening lo the tjoth o t whomwh have dnnounccd their Calling the closure U lelr se v e r a n c e ta x . E v a n s said.sa troversialslal plants under consiruction. nomic disaster" in Id Evans signed Friday order creating the Sllv(lals beg}in to cc n o m ic T ask Force. ontrol 38,23(0 -acre 1fire nei The group is charged'PD — A range th at com m ar Dub nmunlty, although some resi- 30is burning electricity poleses and railroad of the U.S. S w a y s to d e a l w ith theIdaho fii communi- dents did!ld flee the area a s fla m es s . Sh eep Exp erim en t S lation.>n. some'of their people oi N o dam { out to fight Ihe said it turiturned and* was moving north tation expected toto ;38,230 a c re s approacheihed. mage to structures at thehe range flre, and the contr M s.Pullingsaldflreboitwsses hoped to sheep slatlt itroliedburagot wilh 1.5 •mil m ile s o f open flam es F riday, Idaho’s mining districtsaid they-were • "Peoplelie were advised to leave," Itlon was reported, she said,Id. ou t o f hand. c lo se s . contain the blaze at atMut al 6 p.m . although fl£ F irefighig h t te rs in Ihe B u riey Bureau o f I on the blaze. Ms. Green?enup said Friday. ISP "of- flam es lapped within 20 feet!et B oth o f Ihe b la zes Ihcr f- Salurday. She said the 959S firefighters o f the fac ien m erged , sh e L an d M ana:anagem ent districi are w ell on Evans also said hei childreniits( tho ficers talkiliked to them about leaving, facility’s main pumphouse on th e flre Frid ay built 45 :se said, and the fire quickckly jumped lo their way I Friday to President!nt Station n ear a n d th e pe< 45milesofline Thursdayp'night. nl ay to putting Ihe fires In lhal people did leave for the mostit around the blaze, but had 20.000, then 35.000 acres*s du e lo 40 m ile a r e a out. Idaho's congressionalated Thursday part.” ad three miles She saidId In terstate 15, w hich w a s left to go before the bli as an hour gusts lhat Ji urging the rescissioniged of loward th e ------B L M - 1 blaze was en- dosed .Thuihursday evening, had been Jilt lhe area -Accordl ~Idaho Falls Districtt c irc led . en Thursday. •rding lo Burley BLM M etals Reserve sale. Is from Idaho spokcswom opened for'or traffic again, and Ihe voman Inez Hanna, the flre oman Hester Pulling saidd “But we've still got hot he Ms. Pulling said the " T h e S tr a te g ic M etaisatcher Carol electricity ot sp o ts within h ighw ay wasw a serving as a "good flre [y had been restored to thee th e fir e and along th( re crews off a fire bumli niles southeast of Declo was . ' decision has had a devaof Land Man- town of Sp Ihe sou th east lin e" alonlg g tht e w est sid e o f the blaze, Spencer and traffic on theB edge." she said, noting Great Rift Lava flow Tl d out al 5:30 Friday afternoon ' i Thursday the Union Pacli :ng that con- P u llin g said s i officials still had not )ciric Railroad Co. lines also1 ta in m e n t w ouid not be Jusl ot that blaze then grew frt)S i s stro y in g 4.160 a c re s of Juniper ist a malter of determined Iso had b een h a d resumeimed. She and Ms. Greenup Id whal ignited the blaze,e. T h u rsd ay to 17,100 ac re s 1 ) b u ild in g th e th ree m ore rnllesofline.mi But she sai Ight. They sa id s a id Thurscrsday night that power had said officials at the sheep!p Only 25 firefighters were I S h e sa id th e fire had ch;i:harred 10,000 station wert: tre on that fire T h e 700-aOO-acre H arkn ess Creek fire at no formal been shutI offol and trains halted before ere conducting a controlled!d F rid a y , s h e sa id . OffiCH s a c r e s o f BLM land, 15,730JO of sta te an d b u m Thursd ^ three milesIile s east of McCammon Is !>ccn.lS5ued for e n ter in g the area b eca u ss th e fire w as rsday and noticed the range[e Officials had hoped th£ i p r iv a te lan d and 12,500 onin thi e grounds fire bum ln« hat fire would under controntrol wllh crews rcmalnlne DUBOIS. Idaho (UPI) Ing. She said they moved<1 burn toward Ihe lava n now, but she on the scene« n e lo ch eck hot sp ots. flr e n e a r th e e astern Ida] ty of Dubois grew to F r id a y , but officia ls as sali Gontintigencyp])lan for ffuture atl gaining an upper hand on ttacks — About 50 women andII ch - Accusing Ihere Isnobeobody else in the vicinity — ready to defend our airm a en an d __ cscorL_for- U.S. Sheep Experiment;M llonal-plra^whlch Is'tffio-say-hundrcdrof-milcs-=— Jr— tho—unarmed—recon— aIitraft;”KaJgsaia. . n a issa n c e pl< Dubois were evacuatcccon a U.S. sp y w h o h a s the Ihc surface-to-air missiles, plan<^. High school foootbcdl gam e storiesies— Section D night when the fire raged! served notice e x c e p t Nortorth Korea," Weinberger Tho While House confnflrmed lhat This, Spea•cakes said, was "certainlyy a planes w ill s o ld In an "c o n tin g en cy plan s” exi:xlst for any refleclingouiour contingency policy.” facility. Initial reports in interview on the NBC B u s i n e s s ...... Cl'3 Obituariei r t e s ...... B2 .State Police, dispatc:idllhas"con- “Todayproiirogram . 'future North Korean attalack on U.S. Welnberge;■ger sa id " som e kinds of a a s s i n e d ...... CS-8 People . Greenup and Bureau illlicm. of The detenfense secretary said the 'reconnaisance planes. measures"’ vwill be lakcn to dlscour- 5 ...... A6 . ■ Com Jcs....:... agement officials said5t Tl comm ent on p la n e w a sI inIr international or South Deputy Press Secretj r atta c k s but sp ec ifics h ave ...... A7 Religionm ...... B3 decided.-He said fighterr I d a h o ...... town of Sjiencer alsocharged that Korean airr space.: “It's qulle clear Si p ea k es , sp eak ing In Sant.S - ^ a r ^ a ^ ...... B2 Sports ...... C l -6 obably would not fly fast evacuated Thursday nighlhe high-flying that you can'l ca have this kind of Calif., < supported a statInlnmnnf h • CSCO^S probi t Magic Valley ...... Bl Weathere r ...... A2 • Friday, however, thatrthKoreanaIr interpationamal piracy continue." White ’ House counselor Ed ick b^ North omny any N U.S. ha fired!d the missile while .the____ K o r e § j ^ ______North Korean plane or nent believes airplane w ...... ------m b slle a i spspeeds e up fo 2,000 m ph and was in Intcrnationai .A?.ee$e.told.a.news_con. U;S.pllQt.— . w a te rs:” ' onference-ln*analtltudeofio f up-to80,000 feet:^------WASHINGTON (UPI) - '•.....■'■■■•■(•Oakland, Calif.. Thursday The-Timejes-News^ — rovoke a new "We will co ay that "one The bestI surface-to-air missiles ____ North-Koreajf^lntemat continue to conduct these option c might be to take out “"Ss,Nortt K orea!B is known to h a v e , the c y " for a m issile attack)ls on something (recbnnaissaisancej flights in ac- oof the rocket." Another pos ossibllity, he SovlelKleslgne?ned SAM-2, can reach economic p la n e , th e U nited Statesairplaneand sci c o rd a n c e \l-ithith past proced ure and a r e 5 c report Bald, would be to provideIC an armed only 59,000 feel Friday that American p e e l. continue such flights and il ------tin g e n c y plan s" to protect t N orth K orea, in its first c( Wednesday’s incident, chi the United States sent the I SR-71 Blackbird inlo Northi space "to aggravate tensloi a new war In Korea." It del the m issile, which missed th several miles. D e fe n se S e c re ta r y Gasp berger said the govemmen ------Uie a ccou n t giv en b y the U;S “It's prctty>hard to prove war when ^m ebody shoots s that ex p lo d es aboveyourair;

( ______:____ A-2 T lm os-N ow s.T wWin in Falls, Idaho Saturday,, AAi ugust 2 9 .19ff1 — Hia ig :UJ.S. willU protec»ct itself QilQflirdlais 1 WASASHINGTON (UPI) - Secrecrctary this in terms of p;past Korean perfor- Libyajya and their forces, and not • Of Stalltate Alexander Haig said Friday Fri m ance," Haig saiiaid. "In the of exlusilusively againsi U.S. forces United States will takc'lhe*": . .'Iran ian ca:all$ for in tern alll police Indianaa prisoners] lockc e*’!rrec:— this instance, il's fa ry measures" to protect itsIs rmill- was an Isolated inincident or if wc'rc On)n ooth^ ubjecls in the 39 minufe :E ANKARA, Tur rurkey (UPI) - A leadingling Iranian MICHIGAN\N CITY. Ihd. (UPl) - Innnmalcs at thc aircrafi on legitimate missilsslons goingtoseemore.” n e wvs s cconference, Haig said: clergyman calleiilled’-Frlday on Ayatollah 1 attacks by Libyan and Ni ■Lcftlst_guerrUlosJn J l Snlvador- ih Ruhollah Indiana Stalelie PrisonI will rcmain lockedd inI th e ir c e lls (T®"’ ^ H aig also said leflellist guerrillas in Ei “ . ^ Khomeini's rcgirjglme, which once fought tl •an fo rccs. L‘‘rcsorilng lo straight terrorism" the shah’s this weekendmd ^ au se negotiations Joto resolve a ,, . .Salvador .are,.wan ; H z dreaded secret!t police,p to create fl-strong iinst innoccnl non-combatants by jng-lnlernal IlvoKlay strikirike by prisoners failetJ, Dc|)epartmenl of Haigilg laid American fIghIghters cent combatants tl:through deslruclion • • ~ Intelligence agentjency to counter the growing acklng thc notion’s power system ing force of Correction offi'officials said Friday, downedled two Libyan warplaneses last of the small counlrilry's pow er sy stem : 12. opposillonlnthecile country, Tehran radio repor 1 other services. Cuba and the ported. "The prisonson is going to continue Inn a lockdown weekc followingf "high-risk provirovoca- th at conditions in:n Poland have Im- f' :• ‘‘T h e K oran approves a{ of spying for an 'iel Union arc supporting Ihe guer- an Islamic statusovertheth e w eekend , and w e a r e goin(ng to continue tlons">" by Libya's radical1 gov-f proved in part beijccause the Soviets jRovornm cnt,” AyAyatollah Meshkini, prayer as and thc United States, if neccs- sr loader o f. searching celli;e lls,” sa id Clold Shuler, d inirector of the.. crnmcricnt. Hc said the missileie lhatI recognize tho seviivere mllllary and f"*"" th e h o ly c ity o f' C^m,Qc was quoted as saying, y. will "go lo the source" of the ig. “Bul our Departmentoft of Correction’s adull authorltrity. Northh 1 Korea fired at a U.S.'reirecon- political costs of a possible invasion: ^5^^; ; • s p ie s d iffe r fron'rom th'e sp ie s o f Ihc CIA:a and the . "There will I blem . ill be no recreation periods at all, and Ihc naissan;ance piano Wednesdayf 'was and thal the Southih A frican incursion ; r— superpowers." The Unilcd States deplores any food will be‘ brought br to thc cells." Shuleilcr said. "All anothertier in a long history of prove•ovoca- into Angola musl1 b e view ed in Ihe ., , “ J ;— Mohklnl'scallcjII canfb a s th c radio sa id revol lence in southern African, rcgard- volutlonary privileges will'ill continue< to bo suspended."" - ...... tion s: apag a in st A m erican f o r c c s .. c o n te x t o f Cub;iban and Soviet - g u a r d s arrested?d 42 m ore m em b e rs o f the th leftist , "At this poir ; of its sourcc. But the ^uth l>oint. In m ates-seem to be falfairly firm in The2 IrIncidents were unfortunate,te, thc assistance to thehe black-majority r - Mojahldccn Ktialqalq guerrilla group in their cr ican Incursion into southern crackdown their position,)n, so we are just going lo give g them-a . secrctaitary of slate lold a news coni:onfer- country. ; — against dissidentsn ts and th it 30 o th ers su rrcnrendered to chance to cool { •", A ngola>ola this woek should be viewed w l off," Shuler said . ‘‘.W e're hophi in g It wiIKt - - c n c e , bul bi the United-Slatc& MttlL • •; Z l authorities. • "9* Haig had no apolwlogies for staging .^iith1 ththe rccognllion that large num- bc resol ved verve ry so o n ." ■ fail toe:) carry out its leg itim a te m lllti Meshkini. thee Itarget of a recent assa:sassinallon 1‘llaO' 6th Fleel exercisescs last week in an b^rs s o of Cuban forccs and Soviet m issionons. ; attempt, told theFe Frid ay prayer g ath erin g Inin (Qom that a re a of the Gulf of)f Sidra claimed by adviserisers have been in Angola for ------, — -cven-lhe-first-ShHt.Ijiite-imam-freligiousHcadcn; il-!*con-say-iB-w&-ar«~going»ing-to— L,ibya.:s-CoUHoamnn m a rJ C h a d a fy -lh e ___y e n rsrs,-6upplicd-wlth.large-quantltic3— - J fttack^F lorida sisurfer coniinu< planted'spies inn hish caliphate in Arabia,TSi?radi?— Ih S Jrark atl nuc to conduct our flightshis in . Navy F-I4s were takingt£ port in the of arm;irms from Moscow. The United csand exercises when Lit _ lil^-inonltor^n Ankaiikara,said. ... r - ...... NEW SMYR] Jbyan fighlers at- statcsJcsjs.com m lltwi lo Independence YRNA BEACH. Fla. (UW).--.- A Shark-.,,, (jssary tackedlhem...... , attacked a 15-y15-year-oId surfer Thursday, s for SoulSoulh West Africa, also known as , slashing his measun:urcs to protect our pilots ; i £ M u t e s e nit t to i m en tal hospIpital left ankle and !s and iiiinjj ihe sliualiation in the bay off NamibI;nibla. ~ ]nd damaging the tendons5 In: h is le g . - a ircraaft ft In that p rocess," h e sa id . , . . doctors said, Libya was a lest lhaltal w a s m ad e o f th e • TThc h administration was ^ CHICAGO (UPiJPI) - Cook County Clrcu ■cull Judge It was thee thirdtl shark attack In two.0 weeks off .^^*8g *said the SR-71 Blackbirdd spys proper, legitimate excrciscc: or use of . "plesanisantly surprised" that Egyptian Joseph Schneider ier Friday ordered DonaldId Lang, a Fiorida’scoastsists and th e 10th this year, p la n e wwas on a routine flighth t In inlernatlonal watersrs and air spacc,” Presideildent Anwar Sadat and Israeli deaf mule accuscctsed of killing a prostitute, co committed Stephen Dros(rosdick of Winter Park, Fla.,, hadh a gouge jegllimainatc airspacc when targetedled by th e formcn .four-slislar general and Primenc Minister Mcnachem Begin to a s t a te m en ta l h( ■1 hospital. more than 6 inclInchcs long in his ank le left by y li h e sh a rk ’s " 'p No^North Koreans' Sovicl-bu-buill NATO commanders!said. agreed;ed Ilo resume thc stalled Palesti- L a n g , th e subJe- bject of a made-for-televlslosion movie leeth. Doctrs5 sisaid hc would be hospitaliz*ized Ihrough missile.e . T h e m issile c a m e only sev‘extrem ely doubtful," thc GA< ‘^0 cmbarglargo w a s lifted A ug. 17 and tl Walker, that will1 bringbr lo 24 Ihc number of i I thrcc F-15 said, thalhal the company can borro'£ SATURIIDAY NIGHT: *rs look o ff for Israel last Tuescjsday. n eed ed fu r SPECIAL I who were moved fromfro Florida boarding home;SeflMh” ■■E-gle-IlghlersI : funds on thc capital markete lso s . Detroit area. lo n g a si the111 firm and its stockholderders 44:30 p.m. - 9 p.r».m. H Speculating she! hashc “fled Detroit to avoid pi a re heldd ssolely responsible for payinying tio n ," F B I a g e n ts5 havehj joined in thc searchS f Harvey’S3 ssu sp ect p lead sI Ibail thccleanuinup co sts. Walker, who also0 callsc herself Cora Galvin S a v inig g the company from ir (UPI) — A former Hi .R O A S T BElEEF • DRERESSING I name of her deceaseased mother — and severallllTral olher iilir Nev. Hungarian solvency,:y, the report said, will requir a lia s e s. ler” held on S2 m illion ball a ss Ithe prim e "u np recciccdcntcd coordination amand • OVEN BAI\KED HAM • COFORN & PEAS ■ Officials earlier;r con< firm ed a l lea st 14I < suspccl In Itie cxextortion bombing of a LalVagon Wheel Holel-casino allt Slalcline* bankruptc;3tcy for GPU's Mctrepolitar s P rico: 25* a y o o r u p lo 12 yoarsyoi 1 ^ they had found theboibody of a you n g fem a le In a nremote by planting a hugluge bomb disguised as officIc e equip- E d iso n sulisubsidiary, a r c a . b rin g in g to 100 th e nu m ber of m u rd ers inI ththe pasl nient. But thclie GAO said bankruptcy aC‘ y e a r . tions agairlalnsi GPU are slill possible II The body was fouiround Just hours after the E it cannotol gel short-term financing;lngfi; rPH -SALAILAD BAR H N .v . l o s e!S s aftern oon papc announced it hnd a suspccls in cuslody who m. w hen a revolving r< credit agreemenilent - DRINKINK BAR ■ chargcd in as mflnyy aa! s se v en o f the ch ild killin gs, RS— NEW YORK (U(Uf P l)-T h e final editions ofi)f Ihe N ew • DESSISSERT ■ The discovery was'as made about 400 yards froi 'rom Ihe York Dally Newsews' aftcmoon rtcwspaperr Tonight /\ f cranberry field wherelere Ihe youngest victim of a i H a dozen rolled off the prearesses Friday, saying good nnight bul /^\ [CREAM ■ .. missing or dead yourounsters was found Thursda day. He not goodbye to) Ihe ll readers il w on In aI y ea r of .H nnnaiii|||i(g; ■ wasidentiriedasSimoimon Partington, 9, of Surrey, m jy.B.C. publicallon. Royal Canadian1 MountedN' Police superinleitiendeni "Thousands off readers re boughi this paper.” ■■ Bruce Northorp toldold a news confercnce the 1 d Press Intcrnalional e latest editor Dick Oliverk-cr said in a front page lellcl' c r ,° " S r body was believed thatthi of a still unidentifiedI fefemale their support - ih< Ihelr tremendous loyally —- ^ w as nol T od ay Is “ from a foreign countrjIlry. enough.. . ’’ is Saturday, Aug. 29, theIhe <5 _ 241stdayofof 1981 w ith 124 lo follow, T h e moonx in ls new . ^ I T h e m omim ln g sta r is M ars, T h e evenlening slars Mercury, Venus, t ^ G O N ■ Jupiter andnd Saturn. — ] ® r — T h o se born boi on this date arc underler ______859 Kin:im borlyR d______734-T223 Ih e s lg n oif fV Virgo. A m erican:an poet Oliver Wendellell F a i r tthrough l weekikend; chanceI cof, showers H o lm es w/a a s b o m A ug. 29,1809; On th is dda ate in history: Twin Falls, Burleyley-Rupert, nationIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FOfllOflECAST to 7 PM EST 7 -. 29 Q.R 1 In 1852, BiBrigham Young proclaimeded JerorafrGooding areas:s: > 2B.77 30.00 Ihe “Cclcslesilal Law of Marriage.” Fair through the weelweekend with signifying* hish approval of polygamy c h a n c c .of a few latete afternoon i > (more thaihan one spouse) among -A . 5 ^ thundershowers. HIglis^is near 90 7 BMTON M orm ons,, a practice later officially ^dvertisIng Departnr t m e n t today and in thc middleIdle fWs Sun- ou tla w ed by b the Church of the6 A, riay.I.ow sln theSOs. » Latter-Dayly JSaints. C am as Prairie, HaiieU ley, Wood^^ ^ ’'O '* In I960.). the prime minister or of WW i W I U B I C L OISID S I Rivervalley: Jordan andid 11l othors w er e killed when:n L A B O RR DAY, MONDAYk Y S I P ¥ . 7 M ostly fair Ihrough theIhe weekend 8an * franANCI9CO ( (DENVER W || ^ a lim e bomn b exp lod ed in h is officc. w ith c h a n c c o f a fe w laUe t e afternoon; \ j fcsK. In 1965,5. American astronauts "thundershowers over th e moun* Gordon Coo|'oopcr and Charles Conrad ■ y /"ATLANTA 'd Ear ising landed safe! riy Advertis ; la in s. H igh s 8510 90 todayja y and «0 to / - ifcly to end the eight-day>y ------orbital flight • (IS on Sunday.-Ivows-in Ihehe 40s.< - . „ia„Hih e st 29.77^ ••— ' -X—4------^ t o f G em ini S. : Nortbem Ulah and Nevadb'ada: te mJPERATUHE8 p e \ In 1973, President P Nixon was or- ’ M o s tly S u n n y Ihrough roi the .r-., _ NEW V aUlAUi dered by JudgeJu John Sirica to turn DEEADtlNMES i w ee k e n d in N ev a d a with wii slight f 0HLBAN8 ' o v e r se cr etet Watergate tapes bul he f chancc.of thunderstorms•ms on Sun- ^ p — LCOeWO...... ^ refu sed andid a p p ealed th e order. (Sat., Sept.t. 5 through Fri.ri., Sept. 11) ! 'day. HlghsnearOO. Lowsr vs n ea r 50s. ^ j T 1 / «*«|m ; Synopsis: A dv*rlirtlsin g M u tt b» o a a t tth o ; A surge of moistureire m oving [23*ww t*s^n1 p j : fVEATKER FOTOCAST ® ho Tim os-N ow s to Runin o n : TImof-Novsliow f: : northward from Nevajvada into upi w e - Twin Falls, Idaho ! southwestern Idaho brought bn a vrday WedMMli M om b oi threat of showers Frida bor of Audit Buroau of S « p t«Nnbera SeptanlM■ b e r a •Iday alone ' Ihrough Wednesday, W. although Pan evaporation is forcrecast at ci ; wilh a widespread layerof Circulation ond rof clouds. weekend thunderstorm th aciivity .35.i inch today and Sunday,y. Spray- United i S v n t k W m tm m« vl, d a y ' Aflernoon temperatur >d Prost Intornatlonal ' lures con- will remairain mostly, over the ing ir conditions will be gegenerally Pubiiihod < • • p tIMbar6 * ■•pM.ilM• b e r a : tln u ed in th e 80s an d low cp LotAngsioi M 74'4 .... stitUktOtr n M M L««»isn ao0 j. Sundoy OfiNjnly. I monlh S2,2S 3 Al6uquo/. OOHiciol Clly ond Counly »m ber6 Saturdaylay, Septem ber 5 ^_____ fr-g—/d oho- ...------.. ----- D«J/oll------M fi7 ...... , T f lp tu 70 »4 • w Mln'Pep'^-'- " 6 c T ^ ? d G»r-puraupnT-To-ro<{r5n.'’ ^ ~ ^MondayrS'epttfiimlS¥f7 ------^SotUfdHylay, September's Honotulu <7 7t ...... M o e n li 111 sa0 v«»WnUy ST loho Code, Tburiday It Houtlon t t 79 .34 TTluDurofi W Mi M*1 Mm Pep UitYM / 6i « deil{>i>gnoted o» the day ol i Tuesday, Septeem ber 8 Saturdaylay, Septem ber 5 indiiMooiii 7j ea .... Pomind. M«. • ' 74 511 .... SOlM so . .... Normal 89, il Iho weoh on or which legol nollcot I ’ ** ■- Willbopublltl}llth«d. I

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\ 'ialii'Havlav. A u o ''-i 90 1001, IU-. .w .I/s Twfn Fails, Iddfio A-3 Heavilily guarrded Hiinckle\jJ pleadiIs not gifliilty tovshootiHng WASHINGTON (UPI)I) —■ John W. courtroom.ni.' Only his mother wavedd Parker scheduled a h{ h earing T u es- aboHl,. 10I a.m. a EDT.. He-had.beencn - - sald-a-“decoy'*“motorcai:a d e 'w flsH se a ~ l'2 T 3 0 p7m.~Eri. E D T , but H inckley did not .Hincklcy Jr., subdued ancand wearing a ..back. V d a y ori a req u est for ball a landadefense Imprisonedlod a l th e M arine b ase at as a security precautiotion aflcc'the acluaily lea-leave thc building unlll two — :,l5UlKrproorVest. pieTdeoded innocent VincentIt IFuller, Hinckley’s lawyer.' m otion to b«r U.S, ma:larshals from Quantico.Vi.V a...... — ' hearing. ‘ . ' h ou rs lalerHer for Fort Meade, Md„ Friday to chargcs he! triedti to kill told the ju jud^e defense psychiatristss reading Hinckley’s persrsonal papers Spectatortors entering thc courihouscsc The "dccov" left tho ciccurihouso at aboul 20 mmile iles from Washington. P re sid en t R eagan . b e lie v e HiHinckley is competent to0 and documents durirring regular walked thrthrough a metal detector andrad HJs lawyer” and the,e governi m ent ^^and trialal con c h a r g cs h e shot R eogonI. , scarchcsofhlsjailceii. then lined!d up and passed Ihrough a -agre€d~he--was~competcietentto-stand press secre:retary J a m e s Bi'ady and two0 Hinckley, ringed by anirmed guards.' sccond metile la l d etector before entering tria). la w e niforcement f o officers Inn w a s h u stled Into the heav^avlly guarded - the wood-pil-paneled courtroom. Pursescs lo n M arch 30. federal courthouse shortirily after mid- andbriefca;cases were searched. No trial date was set«,tIorthc26. "SSlsSS ant U.S. Attorney Rogerr , nlRhl for thc arraipmeniJnt that began a Ju sliccIcc Department spokesmansn . pi a Colorado year-old drifter son of I agreed there was no in- oilman, though pretrial motionsmi begin ,rm atlonn }Hinckley was "not compe­ next month and should1 bebc completed [^,^1 « around m id-O ctober. H ow ever,er, Hinckley's state of mind Hincklcy, his blond haiihair neatly cut ot thM im"me-of-the shooting and the - -and wearing a dark blueliue sull, white question of Ihis sanity arc-Cxpocted-tQ- '^iri and white bullet-| v s ' ; 1>C Issu es in.theIn.l case against him. ..stood silently before U. ’ granted Fuller's request to ■Kor^asTou’. , Judge Barrington Parker inse psychiatrists 30 days to . count indictment againsilnsuhlm was e their examination of read aloud. Hinckley.. FFuller said he has not yet ____ _ "H ow do v o u today wistiiish.to plead lo . decided whwhether to use insanity os a— m 1 U-PICK(PEACHE!!SoNlV.-l-9lb.— - this indictment?" courtrt (clerk Betty defense. Flynn asked. , Parker• oiordered Fuller to file pre- cy rcpllrfln a ,r|a, "Not guilty.” Hinckley: lion s b y Sept-. 26 and the CANYON ------c le a r , low v o ic e — the onlyonl words ho novcmmenlent to respond by O ct. 16. He • spokeincourt. did not seta!t a trial date. ; ORCHARB As the half-hour hearearing ended. Fuller loldlol Parker he plans to file 4© i Hinckley turned and wawaved to his several pre)retrial motions in thc case. locolad 3 mll*i!•* w a tt of F8»r and 7 mil** nOrllOrth In ihoeonjron. parents, John and Joannnn 1Hincklcy of including[ c one relating to pretrialI Fonarm or* Inform otlon phon* 543-S3-SSSO. Evergreen, Colo., who satsal silen tly In p u b licity oiand possibly a motion to) X Pkk*dP*o•ochoiond P*ar« or«eviillobl*al**v*rydo)ral the spectators’ soction oof f th e pock ed p ostp on e th(the trial. I K»IUyCbnyonOI Orthord ond K«l1*y Cordan C*n••nIar In Twin Fallt. ■ PoHt^icicians r ~

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Politicans demanded Friday—overFri< ^ * \l th e p r o tests of sc ien tistss-th - a l aerial V M :spraying be stepped up u to rid T fllYS C aliforn ia's $14 billion fruiiruit and vege- ta b le crop s of th e M ed iterrerranean fruit fly . Final D)ay Todayr - Saturdayy, Aug. 29 Rep. Leon D. Panettastta, D-Callf., A •- oined Republican S e n . S .I . W- iayakawa in demandlniding an Im- , mediate preventiveray spray campaign n c r ' Aimed at prolecting inlnfested unlr re- U tLCA / stands for D[ istributive E(Education C lublbs Twin FallsIs is a great slsupporter of theh e D E C A •rgions. •■I ."California faces billionsIons of dollars o f A m erica, a you)uth organlzaticion designed tot program sas evidenced I by this sp eclg3ial prom o- - in losses" from the fruitlit flyf in festa- H o \ / o ;iion, Panetta. a memberofr o f the H ouse U C Vrelop C future leasaders in Marli)l(on. They said if thele 1infestation IWiis not halted th e costst o< f control f? -would b e about $750 m illionion 1a ye a r and -would raise prices for: tlthe sto te 's i - r l ; -produ ce about 8 percent. ■ & -* I J. Panetta, in a statementIt IsIssued from ; aad 1 Washington office, said,lid, "I believe ' ->^e only way ultimatelyy tot contain ^ther than simply keep) chasingc^ the f y * w ' Sedlly Is to encouragee ppreventive ' V ' ■/ ^ ■' I

jHe^safd farmers and locaocai officials ' Ih ls Monterey County districtdlsi "are nterested in limited sprayliaying to stop ttrther infestation." He saidsai he was HI. I'm m KELLY CLARK, HI! I'm TRACY SAIABALA, Have you3U b e e n look in g for I Challenge you toI ai s a c k HI! I'm MICMICHELE DEVANEY mploring "federal aid for such ef- DECA St State Secretary, and DECAState President-.[-. IwouldI the "right'ht" sports Jacket to J4rts." race! Grab.a friend a n d h o p a n d I'd like to invite you to ^ I’d lik e to Invite you In to see like lo Invite you to the:B sports- add to youi3ur scnool wardrobe? on down lo the Pararls and the Atticc /At-The-Top-Of*The- iPanetta thus joined RiRepublican the fantaj tastic French Connec- wear department a at t T o p - HI! I'mI TR£SSA SMITH jump into a Gunne !Sax by Stairs. WWe have every- nayakbwa who eariler' thisU week tion line \ e w e h a v e In l h e P a n t Of-The-Stair to see ouour new Come inlo)to the coat depart-, Jessica! Hil I'm KE?ENDALU thing you'lou'll need to make alfed for prevenlive sprayi•aying of the Shop at at Top-Of-The-Stalr. fall fashlonsi Just in timtii e for m e n t at thi TETER' and I invit/He you going bacf- M tire San Joaquin Valley, the Top-Of-The-Slair ' eck to; school fun! '• J, W e h a/ v e e In a la r g e s e le c t io n back to school we h a v e a a n d I'll shshow i you the jacket down to the Dress> depart-> Calvin KielKlein, the designer .estate Medfly officials,J, disagreed ( ©f colors )rs. French Connec- new line of exciting BobbleI that will bibe perfect to com- ment at Top-Of-Thele-Slair, Jeans eve)veryone Is talking ■{^at p re v en tiv e sp rayin g(wasneces- wi tion 100 00% rayon tailored Brooks Coordinates. Let L me plement ycyour back-to-school Gunne Sax Is back to:o s c h o o l a b o u t , nnow ow a r e a v a ila b le in ■.8^. An advisory technicalleal commit- blouses a : and tuxedo blouses, help you put togetheher the clothes. with, denim. A two3 piece. ■ sizes 4-6X6X and 7 through 14. ' ‘CK-of IS scientists FrldajIday recom - w it h b u t utlon down backs, right took for you. We're Like thehe Gassey Jack - cotton blend. Go an;inywhere Barbras ExiExpress has a beau- . m en d ed It. A ls o , be {sure and check out featuring corduroyblblazers. a genuineIne leather sports In th is ou tfit! It h a s. a s sailor tIful llne-oiI'oi plato split skirts > A spokesman said thele iscientists the Frenc inch Connection wool skirts, pleated pantsts. and Igcket to I a

-WASHINGTO'N (UPII - Richard fall famous brand l a d l e s ’ f a n r t o us s bbrand *'Nixon lost round two Fridsriday in hi. , j u n i o rr S a tt le to avoid a court date. j b a g s bras s l e e pj v w e a r p a n t i e s . s p o r t ss v w e a r - The case involves moreire lhan Sl regularlyrly to 28.00 ^ , regularly 1 ."ip r. regularlyy tot( 70.00 ■million in damages for wlretIrelapplnga q . reguIarlylQ .O O toV11.00 regularlyly to 38.00 ^ 9 9 s n o w . J AVhiteHousesecurityaide. 799 n o w r. The Supremo Court — inIn a one-line now now I red u c e dd40% now 5,or 5°°‘ -re d u c e d.40% - Srder — refused to rehearear Nixon's A goottgrcgroup of fall harfdbags ! ___ Coordinatedted sweaters, bla-' n white Choose IroIrorri su m m e r r o b e s , tirtets, bikinis and h ip s te r s 5 1 2 ^ 3 ;Mpeal in a case involvingIn s M orton In s e v e9ral r a styles In rust, 'F a m o u s b r a n d b r a s In ouses, pants and u and nude In sizes 32 g o w n s a nnd d pa|amasJn-many ______------in-an assortment ot ■ ■ Saiperin, former Nationa]lal S ecurity b r o w n aind n d b u r g u n d y . j I sk ir ts in lallfall fabrics. S Ize sT ------s ly l o s . JJuniorui sizes P, S. styles and fabrics.!. S i z e s 5 , 0 13 J^uncil adviser whose home hoi tele- do(lop-ot-lho-stolr) ^A t o C . m ’ l . 4 1 0 8 . —^ne-was-wiretaw>ed-for-2lr-2l-months ------^------______^.-(IOPLO[jg.(H9!alf)___ ------______(lopOP-Ol.|hO-QIOl<)-0 -...... = = — -- - - nopiopK)t-miyBtait)- - ~ =------{top-of^thc-sinifV'- & an effort to uncoverr le1 a k s o f confidential forelp policyjy Informa-1 ______tion . jL ast June, the court tiedd 4-44 in the base,'autom atically upholiholdlng a t6 w e r c o u r t's rulin g In fa\ ) r Halperin. The tie resulte<« e n j u n i o r a prl?e In j u n i o r Justice William Rehnqulst,t' a torm er S W e a l e v ery pocket! ater vests « a n d p a n t s Sigh Justice Department offi V^hen you purchase a3 j e a n s a / < “pahtnUM- regularlyrly 36.00 ^ Iftr N ixon , declin ed to take pa o f r e g u la r p r ic e d in t hle e Pant regularly 1Ic 0 3 9 . 9 5 Shop this weekend, 'y o u 'll J Jl ^R ^qulst also excused 4 9 9 now find-I a prize envelope IrIn t h e 1 Zi. K o m d ecid in g w h elh er VS thi 2; re d is - ■ ^ It, reversible vest in ^pocket. The prizes are now I Btwuld rehear the Nixon c ca a se . 'n i« counts, free tops, andId lots Famous br:arand pants and easeaflera DiacK/v/ni/nue, or maroon/ » ?j>urt r a re ly recon sid ers a casi _m_ore._DQn:Lml5S_alUli'IdeJun ____ iM nsJndenI3nlm and good fall —ruling—lB~handfld—dowr -4 rnWna^tionr'Ayallable;------ag r ^ p r iz e s h colors. Sizese s 3 ' l b l 3 : ------ilgniflcance of lls aciion FridMr'inM! (Ihopantshop) ...... l i h oiBpdnlst>opr c - • 124 Main Avenue North, frt • nm ove lhe final obstacle:lo lo lh e dor(lop-oMho-stalf) rwin Falls 733-1506 WeW e W e/come • WSA • court’s judgment being sentlent to the Mastfster C6rd • Aiiion\^ui> uApnKpress • Paris Charge • ' 1 tower courts. $$1.0Q-Holds. Your Selection)n on Layaw a^/tll F&.l A-4 T lm es-N ew(3, s, Twin1 Falls. Idaho Salurrfj'day, Auguisl^g, 1981 S a ttum sheould retturn int : (F1981ChicaRoSL to view jS u n -T im es > , ne\ i/for Vc imera news briefing, "because then oyager■2 ’scar here Is a This procedur urc was discussed as a get gel pictures Sept. 4 of the good chancc thal Salurn will;^onour be - possibility soon, the remote azimuth picture taking chores, i sarly Wednesday. Bul il. never nei been photographed Unable lo fix the spacecrafl’iafl’S M a n w a s nol put in lo ( d ati close that has been ca mission dsircctoctdr Richard Lacser nia 0 effect a s long a s there range. rar cau sin g trouble. g ge e a i rs." ilatform so thal cameras coicould be was reasonable 1 It is possiblele lo move the platform announced Frid.riday.Cfficials experi-., ain e hope of repairing the L limed accurately and r rel e lia b ly , b alk y mCHrhanisi Diagnostic teals aimed atIt pinpoint-p flide-lo-side, bibul results are un- H t e would nol sp ecu la te on what that'' enced a two-daylay blackout due lo a lecl ism in lime to take a ingIng the scan-platform probli echnicians at the Jet Proprepulsion crucial sel of picl oblem and ^predictable, LaiJieser sald.-Ifftie'test—-“som “sc cthing^^itfil-be.-or-how’or " mcchanical failuailure in ils camera Lat Ictures la le next w eek, cor:oirecling it are continuing, laboratory here have devisevised an Using Ihe roll ng, Laeser works as plannened, Laeser said, "what w whi hen it got there. P erform an ce of the poin tin g sy stemn. . alte oil axis of the entire . sailla d. One of Ihese lests. If sue ilternatlve way of pointing carcameras spacecraft as ji successful, you should seeJisa ii wide-angle picture balky bal gear train Is improving with "I come hererc today wilti a lillle by Jl siibstiiuie for Ihc willvm g e t Satu rn back on TV sere ly moncuvering the entiree space-s balky azimuth (h jcreens. of Saturn, centeilered on the screen.” time, tim Laeser said. Bul he emphasized • smile on my facoaco," Uicser said al a crai (horizontal) ax is o f Ihe T T h e le sl In volves a sloW and raft, Lacser explained. scan platform wl md careful •, Ueser saidI Ihe is still unable to that tha the trouble cannol be considered < will enable V oyager to mo^novement of the platform •m In the pinpoint the cauilu se o f th e m alfunclion . fixed Hxc .

GoVi * lem m eimtstepi}supcomtrolleer actioo n : B y U nltod P r e ss In s Inlemational dlsoisobeying Reagan's back-to-:-to-work convicted Friday I * lay of criminal con- emiimploycd by Ihe Federal ordcrder. The FAA is now runningig Itthe air te m p i of court fi 1 A Avlall<^n » * Legal actions5 againsl a striking air tral for Ignoring a back- Adr^ministration.” raffic , conlrol ; syslem1 with to-work order. Th » ------• . * traffic controlierslers mounted Friday supe rhe federal Judge said a Jperviscrs, non-strikers ond militarymil he would nol sc Also, Russell said the depaep artm en l * and the governmeim en t sa id il still In- cont sentence the men to will )niroller^ ____,______morclhansix.mor ■'111 exam ine a complaint filedflic by a * • . — - tends lo prosecuteslie some strikers...... J u lonthslnjail______gov< Juslicc “Dcparlmcrit spokesik csm an In D en ver, a fei A la w y e r for the th' Professional Air John federal judge ordered ihe )hn Russell said the agencyicy has two local strike le FAA wrongly let conlroll!•oilers ac- * Traffic Controllers :e leaders who were cept crs Organization said authJlhorized local’prosecutors to ep free food and drink from J .tP..seek convkted of contelLemRl.taperfoim 2(M — w hll m airlines * __ ,Uic..ui)ion,\viH. appcppoal ajjifcconvictions • 761SIn^Ictmenfs oif^argesoGIibli hlleonduly.-'- — — ofitsmemtwrs. tloiailnj? "h'ours^of se r v ic e(in ii the Denver Veter- a ■ th e nno-strike law. which bars aipcrson pc ansHospitai.Thci A sp ok esm an for the C Cai anadian The Canadiani governmenlgo said the from IC conviction of a third tran om lak ln g or holding a fe d c r aaljobif l J union leader was ■ansportation agency, Trarransport * . Federal Aviation A is sel aside, when the Canj n Adminislrallon ref- hei "participates“\ in a strike or as^rts_..Judgeas{ learned hi anada, said Ihe agencv askiisked the * used to Ict ils teat he had been on a faa cams of governmenl thec iright lo strike ag/Uasl thehe gov- one-year leave of 'U to Jet govemmenl^ndnd union and union conirdllc3llers lour FAA>a(iar ernrr 9/ absence wljpn Jhe_..4-epn n m e n t...... ‘►■strike beljan.------presentatlvcs vTsllFAA faciiicilities lo » ■ facilities in Cievcia'eland and in Anchor* -a ^ / / ■ “Al this time, unless there'2re's a All three men sl sure fhe Canadian Alr.Traffliifllc Con- * ^ age, Alaska. still face charges of 'froHc / sig?nal n s from higher up." thele gov-i violatingtheno-str Jllers Association that, counsunter lo » / In Washington, th ilrlkelaw. c a T( .the FAA Insisted lhe ernmnment intends lo seek convictI'lclions In Boston, thre ^TCA claims, the U.S. sklcIkies a r e » Invitation was issuesued lo the Canadian on thi iree Indictments on safe th e felon y ch a rg e, sa id R ussell.cll. charges of violallaling the no-strike »vv governmenl onlyy and: nol lo union He ‘W e w er e told govern m ent off ^e added the governmenl hasfias nol sta tu te w ere relujmed n late Thursday, were officials » conlrollers. y e l d TC w elco m e but the union w as [ determined If jail terms will be Each of the threree conlrollers was saids vas not,” * , The conlrollere_ss Jlruci( Aug,_a and_. sougiiigM tor convictions------;dspokesmanDave Austin,—------* .------charged-with-"p;'p a r lf c ip a f ln g -'ln 'a ------tji ■ {a b o u l Ii;4(K) o f theithem were fired for inn I New Orleans, six strikers w ■They think air safely Is for s were strike agaiii.sl the! UnitedL Slates while crami for gov* J ■ imenlslodeclde." TEAi^CHERSt t TRYT ONE .* ^joverrnor obj< * jects to NMevada aas site f oor MX » ;; SANTA BARBAR/\RA. Calif. (U PU - nallon * O N U S! • ional defense, and we don'lI thinktlj hop ed th ere would b • Nevada Republicanan Gov. Robert List there I Ibeonlyaminimum wilhirhin a month. He is welghlni r e is need for lh a l." h e sa id . number of missile hing op- * 1 met wilh two lop[> presidentialp aides LisI iles and lhal they tionsIS that Include proposals lo M ggIc V alla)loy toachors qro isl said basing the MX missileislle in w ould b e placed on a to b a se * Friday lo prolest the proposed basing the N naniililarybasc. the mlm issiles on land, onsubmarin Nevada desert would havea v e a “Thon we could s irinesor * '' Invited to orordor ono day's o f th e M X m issile In 1 swallow them," he onairjlir p la n e s. •In his slale. saying ‘‘negogallve impact" and wouldI be a sa id . N e v a d a n s op p ose the idea 2 lo l . d rain * delivery of th e» TTIm es'N ow s to *, In on th e sta le 's lan d and wawfller List said that he t List, who mel with w presidential resour e believes Ihe plans Onene opilon aides say has been r )u rces. H e sa id the so-called _|Tace"r£ under consideration jn ruled ? vyour classroom conomplotoly FREE. » .'counselor Edwin Meese Me and chief of track" ion "can b e sc a led out Is the "race track” prop :k" sy s le m proposed by the Carl.a r te r w a y d o w n .l roposal * 'Staff Jam es Baker,•, toldto reporiers lhal admini in v oliving lv shuttling 200 m Isi * Ilnistratlon bul apparently rulruled The MX is desigr ils s llc s » •the people of Nevadjada recognize that out by I igned lo thwart an among)ng 4,600 sh elte rs du g In th e ^ T o o r d e r a c la ti r o oom m set (moxImum35) * 3y R ea g a n Is " u nrealistic." allem pt by an advci •"President Reagan "has"h an enormous “if | /ersary lo wipe out Nevad.ada and Ulah des^ Rea delivered on the< f the presidenl decided lhaliial If the U.S. nuclear R eagan » h e dayr o f y o u r c h o ic e , . ^ j ^ sp o n sib ility to rearrarmthccountry." after i r arsenal in one polllicilical allies In Ihose stales. IncInclud- » r all Is said and done. II! wwas massivesirlkc. collCO Koy Jone* of Ihe » ; "Our concern Is thatlha Nevada nol be absolul in g Sen. S Paul Laxalt, R-Nl-N e v .. * ilulely essential" to stationn the tl Reagan is expcc ;j)laced on lhe sacracriflcial altar of MX ml ected to make. a Reagaigan's closed conngresslonala l i con* missile ln.Nevada. Lisi said,id, hI e d e c isio n on deployr yment of the MX fidanl.nl. a r e opposed. TUriMES-NEWS ;

••••••• •••••••••(• • • • • • • • • < 733-0931 ^onesJ beat foi•llowers, Monday. WWednesday, e d or Friday.. * : w^e'll Be ClHosed ^Acompllmentoryset A o » escapeee tells ccourt of leston Ideoi * • from A/\/londay, Auug. 31 thru w ill o c cr o o m m p a n y y e u r o r d e r . * : S A N FRANCISCO),iUPl) 11 — Peoples reluclartant lo talk about the amount < Temple leader Jim im Jones would drugss slstockpiled al Jonestown but,;?.'on' o • NVlondoy, Se bccomc so enragedJ whenw a follower cross-e* ept. 7 •i: •examination, admilled larg asked to sec a family r ly member or visll quanlllllilie s w ere stored, le excu se the Incoa -’ lhe United States, he 2 ■■ t n v e n l e n c e o f ______^ he would Impose Whenen confronted with his Icslimonnony T ------i l ______: ------?uch-criiel"punishmeimenl as beatings bcforce a. grand jury in Jan,. 1978, I97{ • ______our rei^ dellnI n g 1 ^ »• ' and threats with* gunsgur and hissing Parks i 5 admitted he had said therhere 1W II » i n a k e s . a d e fec to r le!slifled sli Friday. were cnenough drugs in Jonestownn to ti M R«polr Pickups g. ^ Dale Parks, who escapedesc from the providede for lhe entire counlry/ oof 2 b«tw««n 6:30 a. ' * cult's Jungle colony wllhwl those mem- Guyanana - with a population of o " onfh»i«c JEWELRY CO.J l L_ I ,^ rs of Rep. Leo Ryan’an's Investigative 850,000.0. On The Wall - Oowniown * group who survived a » d an airport am- - AllhoulOugh he said Laylon was usinf,i„g • • • • • • • < ********* bush, lold the Jury In I *«»**»**»* ■ In Ihc con sp iracy an anli- a!asked: "Were you a membert)cr • . He»adquar Parks, a ao-year-olc rters -old respiratory' of a CIAIA plot to destroy the Peoplesles therapist, said someliile llm es 15 m en T e m p leJon oi N ovem b er ifi, 1978." would seriously beatI a recalcitrant "No sir,sir," replied Parks. cullist so badly, he wouvould have lo be "Mr. LsLaylon Insisted tlial you were, ------hospitalized in the prirprimitive Jungle No furthcther questions, your honor," A nd Receeive c lin ic. T am bu relr ello sa id . There, olher lempi Sp. nple members Tamburjurcllo has called several•al •end 5 would taunt him wilh gi I guns and wrap ' icmple dcdefectors to the stand, askingng 1 hissing snakes around Ii d his head. The Ihem lo) recountn Ihelr version of thehe IS i n i l physical abuse would be E (Your CllChoice) I be followed by horrors of ol life at Jonestown in anan . | n | | work duty on a "lear earning crcw," apparentml attempt lo lay thei c .H m consisting of hard workrk ini the hot sun groundworvork for showing the pressurerc • wilh constant verbal al abuse from a under whi('hich Laylon attempted lo kill111 ) k lo y a l su p e rv iso r . tw o defect!!Ctors during the w anin g hoursrs Defense allorney Tonyony Tamburello ofthccull’iilt’sexislencc. 'prodded Parks inlo recalling ri the Park'ss testimonyt began Friday's abuse above constant objobjections from session afler af a dramatic moment L the prosccullon as lo thehe relevance of Thursdayy whon' Laylon was brou^t m m j k lh e testim o n y . face*lo-fac(ace with a defector on Ihe:C W.. S P a rk s, w ho w ork ed In In the m ed ical w itn e ss slaisland, who w a s describ in g thee clinic al Jone.stown. was w at flrsl airslrlpshoihooting. ittiM txooaowulioaru I

M cN eil Wii/as not muurd ered , I ■ e x a m in er says afteijr a u to p sy NEW VORK (UPI)1) — D en nis bi o in ca r a cuiiipaiij^ iL'puKcu the McNeil, whose lwo missi:issing.brothers possiblllyy o o f foul play. brought alwul the down:w nfall o f CIA A fter Ihe Ihc autopsy, Santucci said, spymaslcr Max Hugel,?el, was not however,, "There" was no evldencQ ofI " s.•aturdayy, Sund(lay and murdered bul died of nalilatural causes, trauma, hii ay his spleen was nol ruptui^^d ^ Monda tbc medical e.xaminerrulc< uled Friday. and tho causecai of dealh was naturalII A s p r o se cu to r s c lo sedItheirbookson lh< causes." C h ic k « n e f th « S m s « m the dealh of Dennis McN(cNell, the FBI New Yorlork Ciiy Chlcf Medical Ex- with e v eary * 1 5 “® pui pressed a scarch for TtT h om as and a m in e r Di urchose Dr. Elliott Gross, who’ I I I Tuna PaperT ow e Samuel McNeil who dIsap^appeared iosl pcrfomcdI the au top sy In M aine vels :M ive an ex 6Vf ez. ilz« _____month — apparentlv withvllhJ3jiiilliQn_Thurfiday^'_fialdJhQ.dcath-was-due-lo— you II rec xtra of ihelr company's funds.s. “natural causes,ca shock, hemhorrage Sham poo orr Plllibury District Allorney Johnohn Sanlucci “'"malclyyfrom t. allver condlllon." m efchonrid ise g ift atit no IvorySoap ^ said an autopsy perf t... lg wllh an estimated $3 brothers went to the Washir I assets from thclr New with accusations that Hu d Triad Energy Corp. afler deputy'CIA director, had c Improper busiocss practic ngton Post published Ihcir ! again st H ugel. being named lo head Ihc age ner New Hampshire o p e r a tio n s e a r lie r this y e a r. A lw ays NVlore For electronicsI eexcculivc, Hugel denied :Although tiie causc of McNeil’s the charges,s, Ibul resign ed h is CIA post death had been originallyIly lisled as soonaflerwari'ard. ______Your Monm e y o t . . . ^ — ilver-falluro,~it“ Wfls^8uspuspMtGd“ h 6 ~ ’''The"McNcllrarfa'mily attomey, John m l^ t have been murdered.cd. Santucci Whitman, saliw ld h e had b een In conlact • launched his Invcaligalionlun and ob- w ith one oMMhe h missing brothers, but talnied the exhumation pcpermission said he did notno know where they were L Y N W O O D S HHOPPINOCIIi N T i n afler a director of the missinislng McNeil hiding. ' W « « k dJojri9A ] jM jo9^ [jM ^Sundoyill^U ^ f o S P M ^ ^ ___ ;_____ ^...... SaSaturday, A uousi 29.1901, . .Tlr Tlmou^Ncws. Twin Halls. Idaho A-5 Timne hind[lerssafife seand T l K iIrtlan d rapsi Recagan ecoonomics 1 1 WAS]fVSHINGTON (UPI) - AFL*F L ^ IO A m erican public Isbs;>einghurt. -Now Nqwi_we,havc a government lhal Ipn PresideIldent Lane Kirkland s a id FridayFri "The-admlnlstrat t AncireaDc)oria safe d ppselyguarci( atlonrl'lhlnk. will takes itli as Its function lo enhance the ildent Reagan presides oveoyer a change Ils position n when It begins to power■er 1 of Iho powerful and enhance BOSTON-(UPlUPI) — Divers fought agal . g o v e memment i whose aim Is to enhanhancc realize that ihey ai gainst tim e e n c a sin g it Inn s n ofo Royallon, III., where his I .day awaiting compliplellon of father Is ministerm of a Pentecostal II • REFRIJ I G ^ R A T O R p ap erw ork . c h u rc h . Now s>ou knd\bw------A thought for the day:lay: A m erican in a m a n Is apt to keep out a great I , writer Bret Harte said,, “One“C big vice many smalliailerones." I

HORIZON LEARNINGL I ' ■ f a I * te Tl'rif ■ k , CENI4TER ■ i W S i s m 11 to cliooscB e f r o m ) l i ; 1 3 9 6 f h A v « ., E. P.O. Box 105 I TWIN FALLS. ID.ID. 83301-0106 ' I • . . :l ■ 1^ ^ 733<7C•7086 I

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• INDIVIDUALLYLLY-PACED LEARNINGG O F S T R O N Gr BiBASIC SKILLS I • PRACTICAL APPLICATIONAF OF J.EAIARNING...... -.1 THROUGH GR«;R 0U P PROJECTS & EXEXPERIMENTS I • CURRICULUMVI IINCLUDES DEVELOP/P M E N T I OPEN FRIDAY O F SOCIAL SKI>KILLS. STUDY SKILLS,, Ay N D I eMS I: SELF-DISCIPLINJNE I NIGHTS AVAILABLE ON I : Limited Opeioenings available in afternoonaf I m 9 i > . M . APPROVED ■ KIndergartarten session, and Ing) grades I^ free parking —EREOif^ J ___ 1JhrQugh7^_._____ IfTii C A U . 7 3 3 - 7709S d POR IM FOM UHATION ■ REOISTRATIOIION MONDAY. AUOUST 3131.1981 e. E. T^irTalls p * « . •> • a ” ■ ' ' - ' i i . ______L-: ______

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IW iiM i Inflation FIghtor ...... : I r a r A i f o r p r o Sat. & Sun. P e o f ■ V . INFORM^NATION M l I f e - C L Y * 2 “ ^ B I ^ I TWINFALLSS 73i.2400|i|g: il > i B i JEROME 3:3 2 4 - 6 8 7 5 I f-lgll-j Between l^i^B 4 P.M. ft 6 P.M. f - i l M l e r o m e «7Twln C in em a I Host£ ■gf^7,1];' I '''r I k ep tttheir E I teeth Iclean B, ■ CHiCAGO (UPl)[) - Chicken bones. ■ twigs, rock-riddledd food1 ond thc belief r f H - that doing anythin}!ng wos better lhan K1^:- ■ doing nothing help•iped j2 American ■ hostages keep thciicir teeth Ih good B.',--;W ' . ^ ■ shape during ihcir ! r stay In iron, den- f _ a e * j f i h B ------■ tlstMald Friday^— l . ' r l f c : ' H , Three Air Forced‘dentists, rcporiing V JA H in theSepIembcr JoiournaloftheAmcr- Hitifi H lean Dental Assococlatlon, said the *>|H H hostages describedi Iranian1: toothpostc H |i!| ■ as ••foul-tasting" bbul slill brushed - H-T;r 0^ Jjr-- - ■ their teeth “from threetl to six times ■ d a lly .” I “This probably rcresulted from the B jl j l - m m ■ excessive availabllillity of time. Ihc H * H ’ desire to leave theirir a r ea s o f confine- T l— "fajviy • B mcnt and the feai;ar of developing B _W l j ill: n p a inful den tal prob:iblcms," sold thc ^ dentists, who examlinlncd the hostages g _ in VVejsbacfcn. VVesf5(_Ge_rmany,_afier __ V ^liiiiiiii m ia m B '.•r ■■ theirVelea'seJati,‘2b r ' K - ' IjY Hotter thana n Bo — Jh :y«}}iB The reporl also soldsi thc hostages i l i i i i were quite inventive>’0 In m aking their III f And ReadyV T o G o l i w B ^ ow n dental floss, SYLI'LVESTEH ^ ? A L L O N E A Kilii; One of Ihc hoslogages who did not H n[i,, A v a STA r- have floss ••used chihicken bones and ■ 4 M[ IC IC H A E L 3 r [Ijjiji twigs to clean (hislc i m J t ^ them and one groioup of hostages B cT UPl,, •‘shared a single strIfrip of dental floss B |::!h D inner timti e for m an y d a y s ," th e rrepori t said. ' ’^3 B B !LS a J Chips of rocks andd bonel fragments B ^ _ IIJ ...more ItI BmERi.B iip l Boston’sQ’s F ra n k lin P a rk Zoo o u rw se Jodie » Kiaef^ottle feeds a w e r e often found in thche hostages' food. H VICTroR Y I 2Way-ol^•old g ir a ffe a t tb e xoo'a bo^)ilipita] Friday. I t e 6-foot-tall which led them to master r anolher B ^ V giraffe bl iP G l s ii i j ______E e baa b e e o bottle-fed slo c e birbirth because ibe refuses to technique in prescrvlti>'itig their teeth - B ^ ^f h n ______I i benunec-sedbyberraotber. to "chew very carefull Wr"oAiLY7iOO-9«10 Sm I Lilly." thc (lenlisls B i ; (inyyiNTijnnTTl | r I I SAT’-SUN, 12130- {•t1|h■iia jjBB — w role. A J Tiin iiTn Tino niio.^u;n:! K B id W Ira te BBuffalo bbites C BS* t S afer j. nATOiimQ I m O 1 ” B United Press intcrnntlortional Kkai, ol sonoa BY h i ^ zs. B u Turkono native fired bv Mrs.Irs. Iween an honorable0' and ■ a dishon- ■ ■ eUSCKBAMATH k l f I - BUFFALO BITES BACf^CK did notIt : receive thc death st'nicncenee cd Pcniccoslal Churcl CWAPTIOCK I "" r rch, to which ho B i I H■ '-ir, f ^ • lii- DCVO ■ Don't insult a Buffalo'aio, it m ay b ile, b e c a u scic h e is under :!i. if e wA'as as b e lo n g s, bans m en rmembers from BiiO'^ii J B EVOND ! OOftALOfAOJfl • l y U p l n A Uul’fQto. N .y .. that Is/T).'TV broodcastcr orderedd jailed "at the president'snt's baring Ihclr bodies Donituwi ErP-.V.Ji,!™ 1 unduly In Ihc Bl<=iv ORATlDFUm II! U Mdrley Safer found oiit)iit thc hard way pleasure,re.” moaning thal he can neverver presence of women,1. Meadows on- JCIENCE KAlUtOW L . . B th(|t-H urialo will standind still only sb be freed'•d without a spcciai order fromom ginally faced a specialial couri m arliul a F IC T IO N ^ SAMnrHAGAn E . ------toi^for-RrntuttousJokeskesrSaforhadto— Presidentcnt Danlel-ArapMol...... - - at-Fort -Rllev. -Kns;.:■ but optpd_fnc__£Wj L“ ■ — ri!?gf5E| - f e a “| p l « ------ulKi t-iho-cl(4^in-person'5on-»his-weekHo------flischage - "for—Ihe—'—good—of—the— STEVttMICKa t - “ ■ apologize, it all bcRaegan wheii tho GIRL CIC:iO A R S so iv tc c ." n oos I >Jr.< S . THU8T t - CBS-TV correspondent;nt made somo Actorr Richardfl "John Boy" Thomaaia a ■' i i i i i snljtJc rem arks In.a corcommentary on returns} to his Broadway role in ••Fifthflh Chinese chefs who learearn American- of July" Monday, afler taking a'fewcw WEDDING CANCELEi style cooklnR In Buffalo,ilo. T hai brought d a y s o ff t I I! to have triplets. Thomas lefteft Susan Atkina, the ,V.Monson family B ^ l i H 'i a (lurry of angry moll11 anda an Invito- abruptlyly for U s Angeles last week j g j WVMC •ek member once ordereded executed for B*-"c5ii lion to tour the clly amand sample Its when he learned his wife Alma,la. the Tate-iiOBIonca sslayings, hos B it - ti f i food from the Buffalo) AreaAi Chamber e.'

arder • , n . Skateboa - l i - s 'r l :r:W ' T ilifei i TWIN WB [ 0'XTLy7iOO-9iOO j DAILY 7l30-9t3S ImilMI determin U R S D A IL Y Advenietiturewas he said O n l y evcryirywhere... t h e H iMJJS a , S •; The HIgliway Patrol has ho warned ' AndgonswerereaL Drago Coyer that he touid be arrcirrested if he '. induc lu d e i; EXPEJWENCE |||| i attem pts thestunt. • O v e rrS5Salodi« 5 ' ' w Eltl FANTASTI' •‘TiiQ-m aln-thurg^'re•e coni cern ed S p ec:la ia lly Ite m s To . ^ W ' )NSL^T>CJ<^ ^ with Is Ihc person's sofel.ifely and to Choo$«O f from , f prevent him from tryingg ssomething •Home-le-modeRolit 5 Uigg jra] / l i k e hP did at Cajon PasPass." CHP Donerle r t ''v m — spokesman bance Ericksonson sald:-‘if - - • B»v*roK o g v ------m f c -I'fd l.f had fallen or anything wont-wrong.wci • a u y o u !P~ss~^— OU & C A 9 0 0 S I he would hove been killed or seriously • c a n ia i 7 3 3 - 0 7 1 0 f : l i i y Injured. MO S45 S h o sh o n e Sf. S.5. . • s s a - / J ; • ^ ■ S i : IHI®r^, ^ PEANUTS ■ ■ ■ / s o m e t im es T r w IShT I I / IT'S JUSIST-mAt..^ r [ 7 ? M N 0T r 5s U K ? \ SOMEWJEUIHEKE I CAN I DIPNT HAVi ^ O i j s L - L ^ s q m q - 4 u ) h erS\X ^ X ,.J -V-,- - iI£AR5Q/SDMEmE-EATINfrA ------— ^— - - TffilUTYy ^— T = ^ - ^ j ) CHOCaAXATE CHIP COOKIE! , Improvile health aim d A ' JLanguage2 negative V V ' ''ETllible" U • good word,d. bibu t you rarely hear It. Peopte ' »re negitl»e. They wy. ••Inerlulvliible.” "Corrigible” I* all right, appearcranee todai too. But you only hetr "incoricorrigible." ••Dellble” U a fine word, but whll you heir ii ' f II r% , V r : il "indelible." Ukewiae never L& ''domltible," only "Indomltiblliable." And nol ‘'biolic.** Jual use timi "intlblollc." Simewlth '•deicripicrlpl."irialwayi"nondeKripl.'’ lefo r hobb BLONDIE ______‘ TToo bid. OENEIIAL TENDK A N T W U I &OOONEBOI 1 I DONT ) I I Z' WATCkTCHIMGTV -) |||W £ L•L L ,: ,JU S r WATCMTHE J IDKNCIKS; A Rood diiy i«. itn I T Wlniton Churchill u i youlh your hvulih and vitali VATCMTV . WAMTARAT■'■ V m aVKESMC k i < j L C 5S-RATTENING « -f m ih both Hammered and liiped, laliiy. Tukc tiini> lo cnKntci' in io he bccime i greii ipeiker.;r. LLord Byron w u bom wilh • fuvorilc'liobby, You ci ■ wWfTWlnn>. lor impimprnvrm i-ni. T h r iiftcrin>or>-uiid C»U to mind? Quite i few, moiloij.probably. i ___ inj? IS t»i-M >pcni WllliiK con({>'iiiuls c I ' ~ J TAUHUS lApr. 203 lo Muv 201 A Kood day for «'nj r'f^xST A fE T HKE E E BIBLE (hoAO picaaurvs lor which whi \ .iu sfldom huvi- tin ir H irvaimvniH cun improvirove your uppOarance. ^11 r a Ethloplsn Empe.-or Menellk:lik II w u thought to be i bli G E M IN I iM uy 21 Ulu, Jum - 21) Maki* sure ihui ihirhinK- d dift. beciuie when 111, he iteIte pigea{ o f the Bible. It'a aaid ------hi ______hom f ore. running sntmntuoUiU.-befurv yo u -v cm u n -lu-(o i riirtn ------a,. he Ite ihe-entinrBoolTorKlnSi.lniii.''In raci; juii~b^oreTie died ■ outsidi* pursuiis, Exnrc _la 1913. SlUl. he h id ■ c eriiinn leiderahiplei quality. MeDeiik II cpre.ss hiippim-»a. (? MOON Cim.DHENSN iJunc 22 lo J u ly 211 ll-v ci WM the fellow who reunitedd thelh Ethiopian empire within £ i 2 ------ill ill modem border* ifier It* le molion und uvoid pus:possibil- utcideni Visit frii'iid;lids iind I leveral centuilu of dhridon ' rvlotivvs und huvo u f'lMKiKKi tune. ANDYCAPP • In Htlle kingdom*. A ho. Menellklellk II. you may recall, w u Ihe - ______•■ • mman who m much liked elect LEO(July22loAuK,.UK. 211 Mnke the impfoveitii-nis rlectric chair* that he bought 5 ^ S T | ththree e»en before Ethiopia h*d el oro ni-Cfssnry in lhe' liunu'lio He more wiilin»: to xjin ^l^yy 7~\ I td eleciricity. , others in outsido uciiOii.iOiiies . ■ n m u B B ®rn Jr v ^ Q. I* ll inte m oil chicken* hiv VIKGO (A u r. Li2 lui> SlSept 22i Im prove yourscK in i I have hearl trouble? nri' A. You muit hive heird iibotiboul the Canadian report thal w ays now ih n i .vuu havt*avt» more titne to think tiboui youni'f-yo ------^ - 4 - H THEJ>f £ f f £ / J U J L ■ ------cllclilmt 70 percent of.the chlckeicken* develop arterloacleroala fairs. Shiiw th a i voa hnve hn ''isdoMi. ruST\^^ ^riOci. 22J Elim inotiny w huteveevfr.h«s ------LPETJ ------f-T H IN G' G i S T O - ^ ■ - J.U f»,np\NFUl^BfTr'------pcPMRtitled fo Ure long enough lo-t — ------kuptyiiu-from-udvoncirncinfri'.-v.-iSi''iioUr7trivc (i> hehetiime S I V C m y j dV \ O U - / r ^ ERHITTINM ______X - r ^ T H E C m ore I'fficit-ni in roKulnrulnr rouimes j s a ^ ------ECE(UINV Some *cilp ipeclilisis cliimlim any efrectlve mouthwaah sc()HPlO(Oci. 2;uu;to Nn\ 211 ( (iinbinin« ynur workwo .-I W ■1*0 mikei t good intl-dindruffiff lotion.ic forts with an associntcitlle cuuld brinK fine re;Kiy i f l-2 q I « press u (ine iiilent inn u public pluve'itnti Kn>n beni The JipincM bick in 1932! noticednol (hai catfbh auddenly Think ultmtj mtirv priitli bc(i>ecime lively right before an earthquake.i The Chineaa iielicnl iiiieA. DOONESBURY CA I’HICOHN (Ofc.L-. 222 In Jun. 2t)l Viiii miiy hd\i- hjv Id ______n I97.S look feriouily ihe yelping yelp of dog*, furfacing of' I Ml*makei, racing of ran and wakini trav el some in order-TD-TTJ obniin Iht- mlorniatinn you ’SAUVIH6 HUL. Iking of chickena in the night ou need THWS/WSff^ sofm ion'iM S . StUCBHtlDAr. too evacuate lena' of Ihouundi a ' for u plun yiiu huve inn tTiindm ■ ? 3 « k - J m m s r S efer.A5HNKjm' . gosh:. d l o f people in lim e to aave Me.fW£y. I t H fw mVBE£N m -JVSTPKIPAIE thehem from Ihe d e v u u tln g Haiel AQUAItlUS iJun. 2l'2 r ti) IVb. lUi D dinn wlmii-ver SoAtmm ee^. ^ rop-mjmm rrsofcs flaichcng quake. Virtually all ver « ill 6INNIN6T060t urmxiTATA OFFATtmBUS ,hehe inimalt leted up ai Marlne V brinK Kfi-uU'r huppiiu-sfiess ( m .siR; 5 « r sm oN .B iw f. ne World/Africa USA In Red- I rood Cily. Calif., lhe nighl bef doy. J’lun how to bi-curmorne mure succensful. W G SU m B . before Ihe S.9-Richter acale - _____ treiremor thereabouu In 1979. Mar i’ISCKS)K«'l», 20 to.M:> .Mur -’tn Me«.-l w ith .K sncutesites'.iiid ™, * \ thhll i ju*i iboul every inlnial ipecltpecie*. except man, can fote- discuss jiiint projccis ihiiih u i ( iiuld ii-ud lo Kreuter sucre e c e " in J fllllllrTO "S lellell eirlhquakea. ihc fuiuri- Show thntI yotJyo lire sensible. Tiffing IK YOUH CIIII.U ISI IS HOUN TODAY . . he.,r she will Among the indelicate proverl>verbi o f Ihe Clde EngUth: want evcryihinj? in itsts proper{ pluee. u n J c.speciullyillv will ll'a a bad cook who can’l lick: hla ow n fingera.'' dislike inalln«-Ttetal, r>i aiO .Forrtturn- : mill atllvtry, Itna piym int wimII oraarore to “ Boya'i OooK.” Crown Synoleit*. inc.. No. 5 Crown Boia.a.WMtti»rfoia.TX Wi 7Soae...... ' i M k — a | ~ AaarcM mill to t- m . Deyda In cir*i of mil n*wtp«»«r. ^ 3 Coovrlgni. 19ai Crown.own.ftt(ndlc«t*. Inc. GASOLINE ALLEY WIZARD OFiFIp_,_ II ______^ Well, \?D o gpu wwant som e-')|FH S] I TJ^TriadyTl^ -1 r y ' ~ ;a n 't h a v e a \ one jerkiiWinq y o u r y k ^ e n q o f e r .N ^?^E H4S- ViiJU-PlS^ M \ f , M5>....THefaefe ^ ar-without neck all , c i s N S i p e R a l . A c H A tic e [thecollarP ^ i^ a g 7 ^ fn' / f l p e c i p f a c h a i n .'J ihe pii-^;2^i^N|wwell, J J \ — : THIS » U P - N I £ is 7 u u p I ^Afiam stw\v:?p.J m h o w S ^ 7 - c ^ * ' i I . g X j&j 1. m S m •; IH o I ■ 0 ^ 3 cJwi J Sl I 3^ n j l A il i l LATIGO

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DENNIS THE MENACE______^ FRANK AND ERNEST>T > n..."iB;'iii,:.j ■ FAMIL^il y c Ir c u s ------WHEABN MY #HlP % '^A m e i n , X VMPvS \ 1 T I N G A T T tlE I / f - I . —A .. f uu# i JTiftrioisl , i j f l - ■ Th*»« b-»7 i\\. V “?^' ^ \

o 'v U K REX MORGAN a f i rn£uo.rueeB.ii£N^iyJMY/V I'-M V -J WTUBN' VWHAT 4 e 6 Y VV^T?e 60IHS \ [WHO P B C \o eiV t p o'Tusuauv/ .u \ I isM J X_^)|l^^ M I WHAT ie E POINt3IN5\WiJinN ,1 ALCJNE.VVATCHIfJfi THB2 TH MOfA / J S f B j i l »wsT^^?^P\ JR E . IP i r s V ^ m ^ Z l Q 6 0 B V ? ^ -- iTHINSSPE- / ,V ' i P * ^ VCIAU AIOMOMwiNrsy. ^ 0 9-2 boSL '■ I m m ■— — jl / ' W i Slady at the office soyss thisth is 'zactly what* • they need'cause it's beenbe« so dry."

I f f i BEES don't CARE IF Mt h e y 'r e JUST W E E D S ... ,jHDNEirrfeRwm.wM a > ..I;-. A-8 iimoS'Nows,i, TwlnFalls.Tl loano Salurda;d a y . A ugust 29.1951

MOSCOW' (UPU ( — Saying Ihey werere seeking request polltiilltical asylum or ask to. go:o to the embassy justit aftcraf 3 p.m. and demanded to talk' "the truth.’’” a S o v iei m an and h is 74-jM-year-old United Statesites like seven PentecostailsiIsls who to AmericanI diplomats.di; The guards drew Iheir - * mother barrelrelcd past Soviet guards intoto (hei U.S. dashed into3 the.li e m b a ssy in 1978 and aiare still guns but didi notno flrc or attempt to follow the; ■ Embassyinaa battered Ian autp F rid a y'a ar n d sp en t th e re , liv in g?in in the embassy basement. c o u p ic in to Ihcle compound.c< Sovi I L I I ' several hoursirs pouring out thSir persorsonal pro- “I wanted th lets seelking ‘trui 1 them to help m e in the search:h for the "They want<^it^d to talk to people who might bc - b lem s. truth," saldd’Vasily \ I. Nazarov; a'54*y(•year-^ld ■ able to solve-'e'Ihcir IJ problems,’’ the Embassy. . — S o v iet polic lice trailed them as thepIP lefl I the engineer from frc the Moscow' subuimrb of official said., “They“1 have not manifested any- crasl>h emba;issv gate5' • embassy inth'th eir c a r s ',ih oU rs la ter , appipparently Solnechnogorslorsk. ______d e sir e , in terost>st oro intention of .sla y in g h erc." ’ . __ -notxaring-thatthcyTlsKRrair arrcsn ------Nazarov anJand ms mother Natalya drovj)ve their However, an Embassy sourcc said officials - E m b a s sy officials o said thc coupjee dipnoi< old car past startledsU Soviet policc who guauard Ihe told the couple3le Ihcyi could not help. South1 iAfrica • withdnraws rpA S H from A\ngola B y U nited P r e s s IntInternational

. Sou th A frica sfllisaid Its forces began withdrawing fromom Angola Friday. < ending a five-day,lay. GO-miie-deep in------vosion-that-iefUhU h u n d r c d s-o f-b la c k ------^ Ruefrlllas and eight eig South African, so ld ie rs dead. > But the Angola;6lan news agcncy BG ANiaOP, monitoiito r e d In L isb o n . PortURal, c a lle dJ-thirSouthTAfrlcari" “ ll W ’ announcement' a "pure act of ^ diversion" and s:said fighting had e sc a la te d . Cuba threatenedcd Itb throw its 20,000 M lN m troop s in A ngola\ inInto thc fighting if ■ South Afripan forcijrces camc close to H th e m an d a c cu seddtheUnltedStatcsof th H . being thc "intellectioctual author for the H ■ cowardly agression. ■ “The racist invaiivaders must cease H ------flieir-aggressfon_aniJind-wilhdraw_from_B ___ Angolan territory.1. ir I Ihc Soulh Atrl- ■ . can invaders’ columumns comc near thc B lines defended by Cuban intema- B tionallst combatantsints. our troops ... B \EVS II will, enter into action acl with every B - SasoL «ST m e a n s p o ssib le," th YLE ’ thc official Cuban B ' n e w s a g c n c y P re sninaUtinasaid.. a B However, observeirvers sa id they sus< B ' ' pectcd (he Cuban1 threatth was mostly B bravado, noting thatlat it was not issued B until after the Soutiouth Africans said B they were pulling out. B In New York, the Unlled Nations B Security Council heldleld consultations oh B I a r eq u e st by A n golala forf< an em e rg e n c y B meeting to seek sisanctions against; B . V. Sou th A fr ic a .' Constand Viijoen.n. c h ie f o f th e South B •\V k c i m African Defense Force, Fo said South. * B - I * 1 1 African troops begi>egan' withdrawing' B ■ ' \ 'across thc borderr inloi: Soulh West . B / v i <1^ ( C Africa, the SoiSouth African- B administered territoritory also known as B -I Namibia, after completing co their ' B mission against bblack guerrilla B 1^ 1 ) ta r g e ts. . The units that spearheaded s| the B ^ drive.'leaving southeiIhem Angola a vir- B , tual "no man’s land,nd,’’ have already B k r etu rn ed to b a s e in SouthwestSoi Africa.. B A I ’ f f g ^ I f Viijoen said. “The security forces for have com- B B ------pletedineiriim nediiaiggk ana arc now B ~ B ret urning to their basela ses." he s a id ______B _ H VE-XeH: — 7 ’ 7 ~ ’Wt98 / I A m J ji/ / Solidarity; Ibegins I | / ONF'AMOUSj g o v e m m e3nt r talks I I - WARSAW, Poland.id.(UPlJ ( -O n the -B -.-l RAINBCOWSWEA ^TERS ^ eve of a threatenedd wwildcat printers' B I strike, the governmentlent agreed Fridav B I to op e n ta lte w ith thhc c !Solidarity union B I BY ECLIP->SE! on demands for televis‘Vision coverage of B I 1 / * '‘(A o its first national conveiivention. B ■ At the same .timeic more than 100 B . I EG. 24.95 TO) 47.95 Soviet ships, the large:-gest fleet Moscow B I // — has over assembledI In thc B a ltic S ea . B ■ ‘ gathered in the Bayay of Gdansk in B I • preparation for Septe:ptembcr maneu- B . .■ OW 22.!.97 A vers that a West GeGerman military B I J/ spokesman' calledfd " u n u s u a iiy " B ■ e x fe n slv e . / TC0 32.97 IMembersofSolidaritsrity 's "R adio and B I Television Group" alsoilso met in Gdansk f l I to discuss details of a threaiencd H I multi-media strike —- ia move seen as f l I an attempt to give:e union leaders f l I leverage when theyy meet r witti thc f l I m j ( . . -V 'i^ij govemmeni Saturdayay for talks con- f l I SAVE£ ^ 4 .9 8 cem ing Solidarity’s detdemand for more f l -I access tolhestate-conti>ntrollcd media, .f l fl , fv-. The Communist ParParty newspaper f l fl I Trybuna Ludu blastedited the meeting f l I -AMOUS BRAND] & # # ■ . even before it began.: H H n. saying partlci- f l ■ p a n ts w a n te d " to d estroitroy so cia l order, f l f l to warm up thc atmomosphere of ex-' f l H f l I JlJUNIORSJEANS c ite m e n t an d in c r e a se^tension." (< fl fl : j r i , "The radio and teleelevision around f l f l the world are consideniered as (he link f l f l \ \ between authorities ancand the people." f l f l Ih e n e w sp a p er ^ I d . In its talks with the government. > f l I ? 7 Solidarity said it woulduld demand two f l I 1 9 .S hours of television coveoverage per day f l ■ REG. 34.95___ ^ S>AVE TCO *9.98 during the three-day’ ui union c o n g r e s s - - ' f l ------■ - — ^ ^ se t to b eg in S ep t. 5 a s wellwc as editorial f l I JUNIOR SIZEES3-15 , o co n tro l o f con ten t. 5N A COLLILEGTION A ustralia prprepares I ' O3F BEAUTIIIFUL horsem eatt tc h a r g e s I BJLOUSES ------"MELBOURNE,-Austristralia (UPI> - I ------Australian authorities2S said Friday f l they were preparing to file charges f l J( against the company reresponsible for f l shipping more than ai hhalf a million f l 9 .9 7 p o u n d s o f ho r se m e a t disglisg u ised a s b e e f f l '«^Pfl& REIEG. TO 19.95 *■ • .1 tothe United States. JUIJNIOR SIZES 3-15 D elective-Inspectoctor Neviilc | Elkington of thc Austnstralian federal fl'^^T^^ police did not identifyy tlthe company, flv y -’p,^. .but said all the adulter;terated beef - fl discovered to contain1 hhorsemeat — fl:-;;;-!,,;;^ catne from one procc:jcessing plant, fliV^r'tf V Profreeze Boning Works'ks of suburban fl''-.'>>'';^ MeltK)urnc. Australian judicial offii>fficials say the Profreeze plant is pper;>cratcd by the H a m m n o n d . M e a t s c(c o m p a n y o f M elb ou rn e. Elkington said (hat be

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Rich Ri?ice wins Jeisrom e F air p(poultry conttest ^ 1 ' B y RON ZELLAR m em o ra b le tr; ' Times-Ncws writer;r training sessions IncludedEd liic time Spil 1 Lucille resistedted his efforts at groom in g antmd decided to U i i i ______strike out onon her own. The freedomn fliglil was IH J • shorl-lived.LucLuclllc crashed inlo a mobile! hhom e owned JEROME-Rich:ch Rice won the poultry flttln ting and by Rice's aunilunl, Joleen PeJrson. fromm whom ho jj showing contest at a thc Jerome Countyly Fair obtained the blnbird. d ru m stick s down, andam In record tim e. Taming thele birdI included several mcicrry chascs R icc. age 12. w•as as the only entrant. His blrc lird was around the henen house.1 Ricc said, and lie kckepi tripping Judgcdsimuitancousliia ly with the sh ow 's onlv g oos ! Ricc wasn't too sutsure whal a klel was. but it il was Flora Rice, arcrc 1In thc dairy businoss, lie sjsaid. Asked P ; obvlouslyimportant.It. whether he prefircfers cows or chickens, Ri(lic e did nol : ; -The judge said! shshe was a well-behaved pulpullel." hesitate. Rice added. "Dairy cows.'AS." he said, "give milk.c. Chickens I It wasn't alwayss si so. Rice said one of hiss rmore don't.” STtVCN aiCENE/Ti™ [W . R i Rich Rice and his chickicken Lucille were the on>nly entra nts In th e chlclitlcken judging ------P ------I Case involved•d high-speed chhase and shoototout Vou!isey gelits 1 0 yeears in Jstate psenior]holdup :j B y M A R T Y T R IL L H A A SE 5 of Cir(rde K d’Alene. were w( also impllcaled in a ' Times-Ncws writer I Judge Tlieron Ward didId not impose who succescessfully completes tho NICI subsequentnl Ihigh-speed getaway chase CI bery is a hair lenglh awaya from a tence. -thc“ the state Commission for ' ______. ' Ihe maximum penalty,/, Idaho law I program1 isi: placcd on a supervised \ ■ ______a c r o ss four)ur Magic Valley counties. ed k illin g or a serio u s Injury,ry-” Pardons am I provides lhat anyone convicted c of ' probation,n, and Paroles determines the T h c c h aISC se involved gunfire and In explaining his ruliniing, Ward said actual Icngtmgth of prison time a dcfcn- ' robbery is subject lo aI jprison term • Althouggh his clicni committed a ■TWINFALI^-AConncnnect icut man Yousey hasa s pleadi ed guilty lo' b ein g an a he could not accept Galliilley 's recom - d a n t m ust sesc rv e . , T ' r a n g in g from fiv e y e a rs lolifc.to serious ;rime.crii no determination had Friday was ordered to spespend up to 10 accessory/ tot assault wilh a deadly ad mendation due to thc seseriousness of Provided Ward’s ruling came doJown belween been madede regardin g w helher Yousey ed Yousey observes prison ; years m prison for his invonvolvem ent in w eap on witli/ith-intent to commit murder ey thecrtmc. lhe sentencing requestss i o f Y ousey’s co u ld b crehabilitated. ref Galley said, , . , . guidelines,‘s, heh could bc eligible for an the robbery of a localI ciconvenience inJeromeO; County. “II would bc redundar lawyer, Robert Galley. and Twin ’•This is w Ianl for m e l o e a r ly parole,•ole. W ard said . V stare earlier Ihls summer.,2r.. He is awj i. s w hat ( lh e NICI program ) ISis repeat lo you, Mr. Yousc iwaiting sentencing on thal Falls Couniy Prosecutor ^y, lhat I he in'ofherciT court matters, a Buhl-man— I Tommy Leroy Yousc:jscy , 19, o f c h a rg e, 3r Harry De- for,” Galle;Iley said, .'i think the courtirt robbery was) lhe most j ■ H aan. would like:e loi know whether or nol he aSfrt ® pleaded noliaot ^ llty Friday to delivery .Groton, Conn., pleaded guiguilly July 24 Charges5 of( armed robbery and le y o u cou ld h a v e done," Warard said. otnconlrolle Citing the defendant's's a g e and a c a n d o a projrobation , .." •oiled substance. to an armed robbery charge cha stem - a ssa u lt will;/Ilh a deadly weapon with But Word added his dcaecislon to set* record of no prior crlmlTilnal convic- B u t D cHHaan a argued for a minimum I Mills, 27. now faces a Sth ming from a July l robbJbbcry of the Intent to con:ommit murder are pending i m only a maximum number^rnfvnnrcln Clinton Mi tions, Galley soughi to,ha\lave his client prison senten tc n c co f lO years. uourt trial. No date for that C ircle K store. 890 Washlnglington Sl. S. a g a in si Lindindsay. , be served in prison coul p la cc d u n d e ra 120-day pro,rogram at the “Irregardir d lc ss of Mr. Y ousey's prior l>eenset. Yousey, along with coco-defendant In sentencencing Yousey to up lo 10 j )r early release for Yousey. North Idaho CorrectionalII Instllute at records, hehe did a bang-up job on this G a r y G ene Lindsay. 21,21, of Coeur years in prprison. 5th Dislrict Court < is Under such a sentenceice, generally i Ward cont:onllnued tho defendant’s re- Collonwood. Generally, a defendant one,” DcHaHaan said. "An armed rob- a- r efer re d to a s an indelererminatesen- ‘leaseonhisotils own recognizancc. i Burley r aiy at Famner’sUBrothers man arr m a d e In th e office pot. ItI nmight be an like a hurry,•ry. hurry job. T h is tim e it t: three Ulah residents will bc iarraigned ^ attorneyc y in Salt Lake City. g u ilty F rid a y to a m isdcdemeanor Mrchousoon • underworld tribute lo thelie quality of was a little dli •j in Federal District Court In Salt Lake The four’ arcai charged with selling battery charge in SthII District Accordingig loI r csid en l Branch Man^ e different, they had tim e to th c co ffee . ^ k e coffee City on chargcs includingIg securities: wnds andI othor o Investmenls with MagistralcCourt. ager Gary Candler,C who discovered fee and the stereo was on m o ln .” ' I frau d an d m ail fraud. Gund

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Twin1 Fallg, Idaho Saturda■day, A ugusl 29,'fM i Judge w<^on’t ove:jrturnpoorno law | BOISE (UPI)-U.S.District rict Judge state law aiiowiiving the closing for one Sm lay McNIcholff refused to Smith determined that 21 movies a iS to .Iwar year of stores2s purveying obscene pubpublications sold by Ihe stores w eB Thursday h u a request by two ( '0 G arden m a te ria ls. obscene and could no longer be s o n ______Clly'a'ault lly bookstores to overli o b s z l A»er_McNlchchors.ruilag._U.SJHat ___ theith e re ------^------U Z — : ------I t f afalio l ; .lawTallowlng the clos giiic aosU5g=flnrrR^jng.a(,orney^r W illia m T w a y sa ld h e ------~ "ButB the sta te ^cC T ssfu lly areu ert ide ~ ■ s tnn iirfts.selllDg obscene malorialt iais,------wonld-appcam"The laaiio supreme app McNicholsMl dismissed Ihe act appeal lo~the Idaho Supreme C ouS action on Court's decisionm to thc U.S. Supreme thalthat the padlocking provisions of u S • g ro-ounds u he could nol Aiterfere i re in such— court. law , c a s e now In Ih e sla le courts. law, called thc .M oral. Nulsanc ^ The legal batlliHe d a te s back to a 1977 AAbatement ba Act. weroconstltutlonal. Roisse copss bust pt Niks & Naks Adull Bookslorstore and attempt by Ihe )omo rimg :i le state lo close the Thc Tl case has been sent back- t .S. Marketing Inc. have go bookstores. fcdder ei a l court a fte r Iho Idaho Suj SSmith m i by the Idaho^upicitu^Cour udges refused to allow The >urt in M ay ruled constilutic rhe stores cannot be closed until h thattinvolvi^ed usini Ith D istrict Ju d g e W .E. Issuiss u e s an order. igjuvcrniles c-reech adn BOISE (UPI)) - Two Idaho men ' Jn^1^ theI raids. Thc confiscated! mim aterl- Irate P a tric ia Voiti mits to kill]ling of pristson inmate m n g ; Wood sa id . ' BOISE BC (UPI) - Conv h o v e b e e n arresteeitcd In connection with aiI ffilled Iwo small rooms at Ihe The scarch warr mvicted He said lhal CCreech admitted to argurgument with Jensen and they lalci rranls allowed police mas:ass-murderer Thomas Ei what police desciiscribed as a'porno- clty-ly-county law enforcement builciuilding.._ to confiscate allegi ^Eugene aulhorities thatI he planned to kill gotot Iinto anolher altercation and ", ?gedly obscene mate- Cre©■eech, 30. admitted "freely" P graphy operatiorlion that employed Detectives Dc Lance Andersonon and rials at Video Imi ' Friday • Jensen, killetilledhlm." ' mage Produclions in thatat hc killed a fellow inmate ; models, includingling some juveniles, Stanan Wood worked aboul1 tthree Boise and an apar lie at the Newshouse asksked Creech whether NeNewhouse-fenlalively-s^t-^pl. artment lisled as Ihc Idah(aho S la te P cn lle n lila r y in M iu 21 from th e B oise aro£irca. ' monlonths on thc case before theyDey had office o f Club Mut — he was pleadingJ guillyi to the offense' for)r _^sentenclng following , a pre- ulual, reportedly an C«Creech lold 4th District Judge R o g er L. Brown,wn. 53, of Boise, and enoulough e v id e n c e fo ra r re st and1 se.search underground porno 5f leniency. sente}ntence investigation. nography catalog, ertLNewhouse_he-Intended I Lto t( kill Promiseof ------^------Floyd-A—Lamfa—b.—<18r-Parmarwerc— srrants— Richardson—said— Richardson saleaid Iho films and Daviiivid Jensen of Pocatello af ■Prloi^to-Crcech-admltting-lhc charged with possossession of obscene oration has run for at least II after a addind he’had notni been threatened Jenseensen killing, Ada County Pro- 1 ,,,^ pictures showed wwomen and men In ®®*^or:ond argument Ihcy had had M material with int an hour pius free liquor , . C reech said , "didnJ ld ^ t lik e" Jensen. ay be flied later. ^ ySO. Jfen e n sen died in a B olseh osp ltal irijuana. Some marijuanaI cciga- years old lo nearly £ ilalfrom Newshouse-remminded'Creech-that-— Cre N o court appcara:Frances have been sel h e aId d injuries'su/fered by blows 1 Giwh-is-serving-lwo-llfe-tefms-in les ilso were confiscated duiduring . Richardson said jvslohls by his plea he was v giving up his thee Id aho prison for the 1970 d e a th s of fotj-Brown and Lair4sm b. B oth w ere free (jj^ ' id p o lic e will tr y to skill u ll by a sock filled with Hast braids, h e said . identify the persons lashilght constitutional righl^tsloajurytrialand Iwo'0 ItineratesIt near Donnelly. During onSlOObailThursdssd o y . The ns Who posed for Ihe balteiter ies. rhe pictures and films werere sold: pictures and vidcol d that he was well thalal trialt he admitted he had com­ Richardson said | Jotapcs. If they can Harla r r ls told the courl F rid ay,||.0 thi U h 0 id police confiscated throuiough thc mall, in catalogs andinanc Idenlify the persons I- m illeilled t over 40 murders. He also later "hundreds" of videt ns, police wlii ques- deathIth o f Jen sen w as prem edila ideotapes, snapshots, adultjJI boolcstorcs, Wood said . , tlon them to find 01 lilated. Creech said thJhat he got Into an wasais co n victed o f m urder in Oregon. picture albums andind magazines when Poll oul more about tho ’oilcc obtained the search warrairranls operation, he saltaid. Some of Ihe Ihey arresled Lamtimb and Brown dur- Wednid n esd a y froni B oise County Mni M ngls- person s also m ay beOe a rr e s te d , h e sa id . l Alexburg t matan dies insstantly in aiauto wreck ------IDAW H O FALLS ( l/P f r — A-Rexl Icx&urg— BonnevllIe“Counlyily—Coroner Vernal SmiUi'iiUi729rPocale11o:------^ r ^ J u r y a ccquitsmann o f - c i U z e m ' 1 Q Q 6 '■esideident w a s killed Instantly Th isH^p~mdrfi Thurs- Rydalch.- ImImpact p, pushed Roberts’ car Into a ^ d a y afternoon ai in Ihe collisioni o ol f his BOISE (UPI) ~- A U.S. District Amerl' b o aal l andI trailer being towed by a erican woman lo m any Prado,ado, a said he entered the3 rrelationship think- and a semi truck and Iraileiller on Idaho State Poll ' ■ Court jury acqulltc ollce said Roberts, pickupkup truck driven by Robert L. lilted Thursday Ihe Mexiacican national. Ing it could grow , H igliw ay 26 at S t. Leon Road w inlo somelhing ladjust southbound on St. LLeon Road, failed to AshforWord, 45, IdahoFalls. owner of the Casaa BlancaB restaurant p-os heast of Idaho Falls, rosecutors charged Gould aiand • permanent. He ssaid Ihey lived "orthe ylcild at a stop sign?n leadin g onto U.S. In Boisc and his chel* e f of con sp iracy to p r a jn iliia m C orlas R oberts, 89, do worked wilh two unindlclillcled logether and consunummaled Ihe mar- "***' 9, was 26andwasslruckmn ear broadside b y a S m il e n g a g e the ch ef inI a phonyF m arriage, p ro nlounced o u dead at the scene >mith and Ashford were nol In onspiralors, Bolseans DebraI Col-Ci r la ce . ene by westbound semi drdriven by Curtis G. jured.■ed. Boise entreprcnci;neur Don Gould, and Albert Cortez, part-owner owner.of severalII localI businesses, Arriba Restaurant of Boisc. Ms. Collins tesllficiied Ihat the couple t including Ihc Casasa Blanca, and his In a ' v isa for Prad o b y havin g? himhi never had bccome scjMJxualiy involved. I— iBriefly— - chef, Lucio Prado*/Jo-Amer2Cua, w ere '"®rryry Ms.1 Collins. The defense atlonJrney said neither Prad o nor M s. Collin:ins indicaled plans.- J q charged with tryinging to obtain immi- Pradiado, 30. admilled. he marric escape by The Great rried to divorce, and lhal tJthe marriage was fohn Strong Circix u s coming Seaton.Sea Animals Include ele- graUon status for PnPradobypay^lngan Collinsns lo become a U.S. citizen, bi phant Baby Necna, who I. bul legal. T 'ho can be ridden by circus- TWIN FALLS - Clowns.s, JJiigglers and elephants g oers. w ill vill be under Ihe Big Johnn StrongS Circus bigtop In Biu ur r le y and Twijj F a lls Sept.. 5 aand 6. The two-ring circus from Yucaipa,Yu Calif., will be al Jackpot pigeonon race date se t ------1 th e r© lb: ho Cassia County Fairgrounounds in Buriey for two !)3ilQiiaiifrn®g)— sho 1900 th a l B u tch C assid y and ar his Wild Bunch n>bbed EtiiaS.Lawrci r o n ■ moveDved to Pocatello to reside wlihh hh< er Surviving arc her hust ihowtlmes both days area daugt JsbandofChallis: andn d s p.m . the F ir st N ational B ank in V ughicr. Following Mr. Parish's deal[leath a son, Gory Chombcrioii in W innem ucca o f $22,000. GLENNS FERRYRY-Elli8S.Lawron. in 191 olnofChollis:hcr CI 1956. she w as appointed to fillII tils hi molher. Ada Andc^i Circus promolers said hlghliShiighls will include Miss - The race is sponsored by 76. of Glenns Ferry,Ty. died Wednesday in term i son of Buhl: a sa n c f by the Idaho Racihg PIgeon ■m as Justice of the pcace. She servesrved brolher. Ralph Edgor A andra. performer of a sword a N am pa hospital.I. until I • Anderson o( Or- ord dance, the balancing Association. Member JohnJhn Johnson of Boise will iruck 9 111 retiring in January 1971. She was*asa oville. Calif,; five sister :ls of Ihe Wallen Family anc Hc was t»mI AMay 10. 1905, al m em t lers. Mrs. Wayne and feats of illusion and the pigeons to Jackpol thele ddi a y before. m TObcr of Ihe LDS Church and serve-irvcd (Ixuclto) Johnson of Amarillo, Texas,. aiand married Ellen In mai Bf Buhl. Wilma ______many organizations of tbe church.h- IiIn Perkins of Sacromenlo. Ivie M ay lo. 19M..a a tJu t. n ctlo n .U tah . He IMS i 0. Calif.. Lorelto 8 she w as listed In OutstandlniIdlng Ncdued of Rlk Grove, Ca, was a rcslauranlit ecook In Idaho and Persoi :aiif.,LcsiieOrlh W . rsonallties of Ihe West and Mldwesl*esl. of Canoga Park. Calif,. !i Utah, worked in minmines and on ranches Shef was w; honored in 1975 by the Burlej . and lone Fricdi I in Nevada ond Idaho, iriey of North Rldgc, Calif.:: ondJ two grond- A A a I I S ^ rcOHOLISM: ||i B i ^ atw, farmed at Weiser Chamiim ber of Commerce wllh a busines:ness children. itermourntain Ga and owned a restau:itaurani •al-Pruitland. awardJrd. She was chaplain of the Cossli ------U4uvtlrod-ln-IB6K-ani |5!!£____. Servlcesulil.beaLlD ^andmovedHfr<3ienns------Chapttipter-of-AroerieairWarMottltmoin o r White M ortuary Chnpci Ferry In 1972. Hc waw as a m em ber of Ihe m anyjny years. Ja ck W allace. Burial wil DON’T ^ LDS Church. Surv 5pii^foi iirvlying arc-_.two. sons...LoMom »r rate hit Ke ------^ A Surviving a re his lont - -Memorial ParicrFriendsiIsm aycoll arihe------BOISF his wife of Glenns ParishIsh of Buhl and Ualc Parish of Idaholaho mortuary Sundoy and ur ISE’ - Iriierrnountain “G“Gas proposed-increase I ■ F e rry : a son. Aldcn until noon Mon-, C om p an ; Is a "track ing" Jen "Bub” Lawron of Falls;Is: a daughter. Mrs. John iRuthiiithi day. any filed an application for a type of rale chang Pocatello; a dauRaughter, Mrs. Don Briggs nge were the in- T O tgs of Pocatello: 13 grandchildrenIren r a l e incin c r ca se F riday with Ihe IdalIdaho creased revenue is f DTALK r I ...... (].ueann) StewartI of Poyette; Iwo sis- andllillgreal-grandchlldrcn, . . i passed along, or ' tcrs.i Mrs. Ella Cot F r a n c i s X a v i e r C a h i l l ;UlilltlesCommlssion. u tracked, directly toD Northwesi I Pipe- A B C Cobb and Mrs. Joe lii: addition oC lo her husband, slic was T h e p r BOUT (Lavctt) Finley, t»lli proposed increase wiil amoulount line. Mih of Callfomia: 10 prccedi»ded In dealh by two sons ond fourour t w in FAI.I.S - f r 99 f c .Rrandchlldpcn anand five great- brotherhers,- Francis Xavier lo appro:iroxlmately 12 percenl or $S3.803.1 . N on e o f the Incrc:rease will go to Colilll, 45. olTwIn Falls. (died Tliursday per moni IT” Rrandchildrcn, Hce was\ preceded In Gravi•aveside scrviccs will be at II a.m onlh to the average residenti•ntial Intermounlain Cas.3., The increased ipYO ll dealh by n brolher, m- at Twin Foils Clinic Hospilal Hi of an s p a c e healing h customer and : OUNEED B ^ ficr, 0 sister nnd a Tuesda;sday In the PIcosant View Ceme-ne- extended Illness. 1 an pipllne charges wiliill go Into effect . V oTA l Rrcat-grandson, Ico-i F , . . .. a v e r a g;e e Iof 15 perccnl to all classes 1 FALK ABOUT WTk I Friends moy call at ihc Payne>'ne HewasbomDcc.3.19J; lesof October!. Graveside scrviccsces will be at 1 p.m. Chopel« l Tuesday morning prior lo ie r s . Within Ihe next I\^ NDDONT ff S a tu rd ay in RIversI ■0 Cliy, Pa., and m arried Ch Iwo weeks Inter- k n o5W w HOW, m ersidc Cem cleiy ol servicesIces, The family suggests memorl-irl- St. E dw ard's Catholic $22.2 million rale boost wiwas mountain Gas plans I Payette with First: CouncilorCo Gary Hill als to a ; lo request a $5.8 /n .i 1 1 lafavorllecharily.I Oclobcr 1968, “ 4 o s .;ted S due lo an Increased costisl ofi million general rale LL US TODAY of thc P ayette 1st Wartb'ardottlclaling. Ite relief, which in oddlllon to his wife,fe, he was sur- gas fron•om the company's supplieiilicr, w ould raise rates to thethi average space THEE m A ” . . M a rrtha t i E. C ham berlain I vivcd by Stephanie Fran•ancis Cahill of N o rth wvest e s Pipeline Corporation. ThThe heating customer byf abouti 8 percent, y j A I i A nna M . Paris Twin Foils: a sislcr, Mary iry Joe Cahill of . approximately $2.60I per p month, with ^LKER ' , BUHlIHL — Martha Evelyn Cham-m- Twin Falls; and two brolhcrs. b Joe A BURLEY - Annala M.t Parish. 93. of berlaln. an overall 3.8 percentnt Increase to all iln. 60. of Chains, died al a BoiscIse Cahill of Twln Falls andi 1Tom Cahill of CENNTER1 W ^ Burley, died early Friday Fr morning In hospilalHal Thursday of a long Illness. iA wins classes of customers. ForAkioli the Hlllcrcst Haven N California. Hc was precedc!dcd in dealli by n Nursing Home at She^ w \ as bom April A. 1921, ot The proposed geneneral rate relief OmflAbu Pocalclloaftcrashorti at his parents. ort illness. Richvalii'ale, Calif., and m arried Ralph E. Increase would not go[0 Into effect u n til S he w as bom A ur. 2J E. Mass of Ihc Rcsurrccicclion will be mt for , P.O. BOBOX 641 t. 28, issa. a t Albion Chambeiberiain Ocl. 4, IM2, at Sacra- approved bv the IPU and morrled Robert Hi *a- celebrated al 10 a.m. Monday Mi in SI. >UC after p u b lic GOOOIIIDINO, I D A H O ^ H ^ t Hardy Parish Ocl. mento0. Calif. ( She was execullve sccrc- ' 2, lM7. In thc Salt U l T- Edward’s Catholic Churcl hearings. The comjmpany cited In- 83330 U k e LDS Tempie. • ta ry for a vice president of Lockheeded Dodds a s celebrant. Ros T hey lived at Albionin beforeb moving to Aircraft S^“wnrs nutitrition crcased costs due to} Inflation1 as the Ph.(208208)934-8461 aft for 25 years, and w as a tormerer rw llcd ol 6 p.m. Sunda Elba where they purclurchased a general member iday al While t u / im c p n m a r y reason for ral core for. Do you knowiw < o f a n y p en sio n of Portland, Ore., form lunday from 4 i- ormcrly of Twin WednesdayJay, will b e a t 10a.m . loday In unlll a:30 p.m . and one hoi ovallable « for me? ; ' Falls, who died Sundoy,loy, will be cele: tbc Paul LI A? I LDS Stake Center. Burial will . scrvlccsol tho ctiurch Monda ^ dlivorces i A NNSWER.. . TWIWIN FALLS COUNTY M A R R;IAGE IA LICENSES - Glennnn M y our chihlld Is disabled os tho result re: of mental E . H a il and ai Susan Galley, Kevin,i„ ro ta rd a tioon r or from any other cou!:a u s e a n d If y o u r ______I N elso n and ani Chris Gibson, Roger,jj_ d e c e a s e dI !■husband v/as covered by Social! Security, -IHlcDg J a m e s a n d ’ you o n d yoyour child, regardless of3f y o u r a g e s , a r e Ip S ilal md Lori G. Stewart, Terry ------Tousicy aniand Susan-G.“ Haicy,"Shane” ------o n tltlo d _ lolo_Soclal_Socurity_benolliloflts.-For-Soclal -- ST .B l L Security pupurposes "disabled" means:ans: '.BENEDICTS ^ C unningham and Mrs, Mr: Alfred Davis, all of Twin. „ Hall and LoLorene Freeman, Robert L. AAl dm lttal . D alrym ple of Hansciinsen: Mrs, Breni Hardy andidaSiornf Lancasteri^ Jr. and Unda D. Liv-• .§:• yo u r chlilild is u n a b le to d o anymy substantial Delores Caudill ot Jerome.ic. Hazeiton; Mrs. Georgw g c Karrcn and Kyle Mills, boti; David G. Fouksl and Dlanc -.x;; golnful vkvi/ork because of on impairla lrm o n t w hich DlnnlSMdm ath of Jerome; R eta M cFce ond Vcrd'erdie Reynolds, bolh of Kimberi) B, Dan D. Munger and Cyn-f iSS con b e fofou n d by d o c to rs . . . himIm Im p o lrm o n t Mrs. David Volkers ond dnujlouRhtorof Jerome.- riy; Mrs. Jack «•, I Strauss of Heybum;n; fMrs. Danny Turner of Filer;r; and Eugene thia Hartinjing. Thomas McMahan andId M *’0 * ted or con bo expectedI to last for a GuthrieofShoshonc.e, ,d contlnou!us period of not loss' thanlan 12 months. GOODINGCOl Lorraine Dltly.DI David N. Wheal and COUNTY MEMORIAL Blrlhs Admitted Vicki J. CaiCarlson, all of Twin Falls;s- ::-:v Benefits coiontinuo for tho balancei oof f y o u r life a n d :w:- . ~ A son to Mr. nnd Mrs.M r Scolt Bcdkc of Uaklcy, andd daugiiiers( lo D u a n e P o r i M rs. Reese Dixon ond M rs.■s. GeraldC Bunker J r . bolh ot Good!»dlng. Mr. and Mrs. Michacl J orter and Nancy Bennett,I, ^ tho lifotlmeie of your disabled child.Id. !At loast half lei J, Fowers of Kimberly. M r. andjdJ^IrsJJrucc— Donaid-Gr-R ------— Db ------aorkorW ciK lS IanaW : r-Ryan-and-Karen Graham— ^------of-the-retarardod beneficiaries now-re . Mrs. Joy Little and daughti aW r. and Mrs. Rocky Brown of Rd ^■recoiving'Soclal------»«•- Ighter of Wendell, Jam es MullinsIns and all of Kimbmberly: Loyal Crosby andid i-:® S o c u r ily payayments are.ovor 35 andid s o m e o r e o v o r • M rs. R eese Dixon and dauglw ghler, all of Gooding, and Harriel Hai | m U D e b ra R . I Fox. both of Wendell:' Cheney of Shoshone. MINIDOKA MEMORIAL i: ‘ 6 5 , Admitted G re g o r y Wlebe Wi and Faylene Voth, BIrthaE 1, ji:;:;: lui ond ChcrccBywaler of Rupcri.rl. C h o n e P hhelphadoung e l and Marlha A daugliter to Mr. and Mrs.Irs. Reese Dixon ond a son to Mr.Ir a d RcliyMartlnofPauls a Dismissed ' Aguayo, alloII of Buhl; Michacl Sweat of Mrs. Gerald^unker Jr.. oil ofofC Gooding. >t ^ • H arry Blackmon, ElhEthel Hartour and Mariuef Castaitancda. alf«#— Twin Fails WHI Is and Karen Titmus ofIf •TE Rupert: EmmaStolleroierof Paul; and Kim Bniceandionon of Buriey;' J e r o m e ; G er MAGICVAUUXEYMEMORML ' 5erald W. HaiJ and Audreyy ftw AdmittedAd L. Hall, Jucrjcrgen Kruse and Diana L. CA^MEMORIAL Russell Wilson, Mrs. Thoma)mas S. Carmichael, Fcm Prior C- Plller, all ol ^ g “TheChapeItI by the Park” or and Admitted of Flier; Benjamin Rolh M rs. Ja m e s Brock, ail ofTwln.’in Falls;I Rene Tijerina J r .o f Rup. luperl; Virginia Bolton. GerGerald Budge, Dorothy Friedrlim -k ,1/ ^ a n d H e le n1 R.f Rolh, both of Butte,, ^ 136 4th AVE. EASTT-sTW IN FALLS F ra n ce s Johnson aod Mrs. Jacklack Bess, both of Buhl; Mrs. MIct [rich. Wanda M nni - llchaet l3eorge ond M argy McDHcDowell, all ot Burley: and Tinana Kendall of J. Fowcrs of Kimberly; Mrs.Irs. Oscar Olson ol Murtaugh.- Mrs. ^ P aul. . NATIONAI. SEUaEDrDMORTICtANS . J f p Bruce Clark and Oral Brodle■dley. both of Wendeli; Mrs. Rocky Ro Brown of Eden; Donna tJscoUo D ism lned DIVOI'ORCES GRANIED UoLPauliRoseStrallofJeromeiJ ------Davo K oatls and-Alma li PHONE 733-6616 0 0 Mrs. Scotl BedkeofOiHey: Jma-Emiarrboth of BurieyrKorerenDiiworth— Robetl-B.-3.'-Mlller-from-Justlne~M;— of Rupert I Tammie Rasblasband ond P alricia B relt. both oi D[)lsn ls ia e d lofHeybum: Miller. Barb;irbara M. Johnston from “<««» Helen K lltcrm an of Oakl

■ ■ . R e i ______Al y A O f l ______Satuf. tig ii uraay^nusJM .M S:____ TImoam o3-N ow8. Twin FaHa, Idaho B-3 “Orgaanized labor1 s<>eek$ b(letter tilies with B y D A V ID E .A N D E h natioi DERSON newly•vly form ed R eligion and Lo n’schu I|Jbor But religious inst irc h e s — istitutlons. Including— acOot VPlRcliglonyirUQr Confenferernce, a group that seeks tlon to implement those concencernsin lions to deal wlili eks to hospitals and porocochial schools, have thelh llh issues lhal affccf thereere will not be complele agreement ______. b u ildild .on th e relation s lh at exist. (livcsofpcople." those p.-irliculni often bitterly resistIsted efforts to orga- Kisi Inr communities." onobjlobjectivesorgoals,“ hesaid. EEvents ve in recent years have a Cistler stressed thal the focusJusofthe < Kisllersaid - , ..JJ e seen nize their workerss andj leachers lead- newly "The coalition of religion and labor Organized labor.>r. which' has had a laboro r and church groups bolh work vly formed Religion andd I.3borI “Il might boa ll orking ing to prolonged corronfllct, and In so m e C onfe I housing problem: It is goigoing lo be one that Is in constant sq m ew h at m ixed history his of relations togethether and also at onc anothe iference would not be on orgoniz-orp miglit be a problei; )ther's instances court battililies. ingbu cm of em p loym en t, a fin.x.IX. asi there will lie elcmenis in bolh with organized relig^liglon. Is se ek in g to throatoats. bul instead on drawing grassassrools pl.nnt closing._a Kistier said the( tties between orga* labor 1. problem.of social Institistitutional families that do nol agree — •; strengthen and.broaroaden its ties wilh ' ChuChurches.'' for "example, w( or and religious groups tdpetl’ether to juslice."hc added. were nized religion andid labor flow from dealw d- a i'a'aglventlme."Kl.stlcrsald. g i ' tlie nation’s churches:hes. . am onjong the strongest supporters of i ll with local Issues. A sked If . he lh( ofthe “thesollofJudeo-a■Christian teachin gs thought Ihc alliance ------.--r "There arc manyany ties: there are labor Aske nonol se l ''■ould bring aboi-oul an Increase in . • many eiements that:hat bind those tw o Stevcrvens & Co. during Ihe union efforteff human dignity.” up an over-arching, large-scaleale. na- membershiplip. Kistier said lh.it K TPoups lhal resist ijnion c/forts In r eia tio n s together,"'." J sa id A lan K istier. to ot{ ivc their-L‘ir-own inslilulions, lie said: "11 organize workers at the firm’s firn He said bolh Institutions Ir "have lal organ ization ,” h e said . wasnot anobjccliv ------directoc-of-tho-AFLrJ FIXJIO'Department— South*ithem-textlle-plantsrand-religic igious— codesTjrctmcarwiii!lia'9)or and concern -^reallyHcH-.splolHliL— , or O rganization andid FieldF Services. group:ups, especially Roman Catholii It is to serve simply os a0 ifocal naluraiafflnitv."hh esaid . lolics. for.the poor and undnderpriveleged, the point I 'Bul all they havo lo do." he added • , Kistier, interviewrkcrs and not just a stailatement of those--.whal - |jlcms:.”^Uie rela; with 11 -cently,-is-alM co-c!{M:hairman of Ihe— ledbybyCesarChavez. • - — it -Is-taking-place-arolihtr th Ih eir sp irilu a l valu es and Ihey'll' ' c o n c c m s but a histotlory an d tradition o f countr; no longer loni have any problem, nor will Itry and lo encourage localll coali-o "Tiiere are lime:ies. obviously, when we." YrChmrc/j §ervi)ices direi - actory.—^ AsAssembly of God ~ C&jan Monday through Friday, TWIN FALLSS —- S u nd ay school and Chrlslrislian ondat7:3qp.m.Mor Worship at ll a.ra.m. will be led by the Revlle v . ^ life stu d ies beginsIns at 9:45 a.m . Youth P astor F Margaret McLeiion.on. Her sermon will be "The )rKim Churchc ati 7 Commutt following services. i ; p .m . lunlfyBlbleCburdi Lord in Song”’ program. Jay InAreqireqiiipo. Peru. F IL E R — Su ndayay schools will be held a l lO a.m , 1, 1. H igh tow er is lead. Bus visitationI willwi begin 9 a.m. Saturday. I m, TWIN FALLS -' TheT Rev. Stephen W. Smllh ider and program Chariharlton, a 1978 graduale o f Klm- For ond worship hour atatl 11 a.m . ^ " direclor. Rev, War traniportationcall:all 73J-8733. will speak at Ihe 10 1a.m. service on “The Bible arren Chapman of berlyly 1Higli School, will enlcr the B ible slu d y Is held•Id !e v er y W ednesday at 8 p .m . '•J® th e F lr sl C hrisllan ^ , n. A nd T h e G osp el." A barbershopb quartet w ill sin g n Church will pro- missionsion Iraining 'ccnter In Provo Baptist th e anth em . vide "InspirationalIMomcnls;" n ,—^Ulah,h. onoi Sept, 3. rive-lnCburcb TWIN FALLS> - First Soulhem Baptist Si iSun- TWIN FALLS-Se■ Services start at 8 a.m , ol ih< . JEROME - A sai day school beginsins at 10 a.m . T h e R ev. Cic Ihc V A LLE Y - The)c 11 a.m. worship service sacred concert will TWINtVlN FAL1.5 - Lynn R.- H ansen, Cleve Motor-Vu Drlvo-In.In. Topic will be "Judglnf be presented by the Millings will givelive the II a.m. and the 7: mg sermon will be "Doln;ling the Impossible" given by le "Praise Givers.” son of ftMr. and Mrs. Dec R. Hansen of 7:30 Ourselves." II Coriiorinthians 5:14-21 w llh Johr Flora Rice, Chris W p.m.sc.'-mon. ihn th e R ev . B etty Hamilinillon. Coffee hour will follow Webb ahd Sliirley Twinn FiFalls, has been called lo serve a GreholveroftheSalvialvotlon Army speaking. theservlcc. Harwood, al the; Church of the LDS> rmission in the German- C om m union w ill!be be served. Nazareoeat7:30p.mm. in Jerom e. F ra n k fi TWIN FALLS - Tyler Street Baptist Churlurch A T u esd a y slu d y' and ai fellowship wlli meel at akfurt Mission. Hansc Sunday school will start at 9:45 a.m. “Supsuper 7:30 p.m. in member» r ’s homes. Call 829-5536 or insen. who graduated from Twin TWIN FALLS - Sunday," emphasi:asis on Sunday school will L utberaa 829-5192 for inform atioItion. - A "Marriage Fallss HHi igh School in 1980 and attend ed Enrichment” film {series, fealuring Ricks C : featured at the 10:5<0;50 a.m. scrvice. The film “Ti TWIN FALLS-Ou• Our Savior Lutheran worshipiId :s College, will be honored at the Dr. Carl Breecheercn and Dr. Paul 1st Wan ^ Posslblity Sundayly School”5 w llibe shown, RRc service begins at 9:30):30 a.m. wilh Dale Hammondn5 WENDELL - Rc\^ev. Richard Klein, paslor Vord sacrament meeting on Aug. Faulkner, will begin " ogn ltlon o f teachcrsers and stutfch ls w ill be given, . leading Ihe servicece and Paslor Les Petersonon elect will give lhele sermon "The Secret of :in September 1 at 30atl0:i10:50. 7:30 p.m. al the potluck will be heheld and activities provide givingthesermon. Fruitfullness"al9andm d t la .m . e Exciting First . Assembly of God Chll • Therewill be no eveisvening service. AltarGulldwillmecTiect7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Thecluslerplcnicwi: will b e ot Fran k Southw ick’s lurch. FILEIL E R — A film honoring the life of Men’s Bible studyJd y wlli be held 6:30 arm.Jf farm at Buhl. R eg lslro llo n is Siti>10 per couple for Corrleie tenti Boom will be presented at ,, the elglil week series, TWIN FALLS-B- Bible Baptist will hold reviv^,,^, 2 , W ednesd ay at the GolGolden Griddle. A potlu ck w ill be heicjeldat Wendeii Cily Park at 7 ES. To register call the FUaFiler Church of the Nazareoe on 733-53490173:l-87;i3, A ug. 30 s services at 10 a nd d l11 a.m. Sunday and 7:30 p.m,p.r p.m. to welcome Rev.iv. Klein and his wife Ardith 30 ot 6 p.m . Sunday through Fri(F riday. E v a n g elist W ayne Ro: to our community. "Corriorrie: The LivesShe'sTouchcd." Roso TWIN FALLS-ImImmanuel Lutheran worship . of Tacoma, Wash,, w Ip KIMBERLY ^ IBenjamin Leoh featuresires hor family’s life as residents i„ w ill be gu est sp eak er. will be at 9:30 a.m.m. “When Courage Falls.” KETCHUM - Worsl , Carlisle, son of Marary Jane and the of Haarla a rlem . Holland, and Ihelr In- (Matthew 14:22-23). irshlp and the cclebrolion of J). will be Paslor A. J. Ihe sacrament will b late Denjomin Carlislisle of Kimberly, volvcme.!m ent In Ihc Dutch Undcrgound BetBethel lysmple Crosmer’s sermon. Co I be ol 10 a.m. The Rev. Coffee fellowship is al 10:30W Michael Carrier will b I' has been callcd to scservo a lwo year followingving Hiller’s invasion of their TWIN FALLS - : Sunday School begins alll 10 1 a.m. Christian educal 1 be preaching. "Lazarus is ication hour will be at 10:45IS . Al Our Door." misslonfortheChurdrch of Jesus Christ homelani•land. ?1 a.m. Thelesson will>>111 be "Learning From Israel.icl." a.m , ofLaterDaySalntsin m ; . Pastor Allen R. PickiesimcrPic will conduct thehe 5 Dr. Darrell Huddledleslon of Heifer Project in Seville, Spain. Jeanneinnetle Clift, the actress who " Elder Carlisle, a 1980 K im berly portroyc' m ; p.m. family worship.hip. ______Mlat International will spealieakol7:3flp.m.______oyed Corrle. and Tom CIniis llg g lo o y y ______------HiglrSchool-graduatp; ■f------;------rt-Bibiirstudy^f>Bl‘165^’The u lu s ol the Spirit terRlJftJirtronOTca— wiiTpTayplays an Americon Indian chief, ^ FILER - Bible scischool wiil be al lo a.m.. at the Kimberly 2nd V >1 ' w ill b e presen ted eachcac T u esd ay at 8 p.m . 4 Ref«lefonned I Ward sacrament will be» gguests. Rev. Mike Allen will ' Worship hour at 11 a.m. a.r and Singspiralion at 7 m e e iin g on Aug, 30 at* Z______.TW1NJ:ALLS.=--Sua{uaday-school-wlll.meei-al-io- It 9:50 a .m ,______h osl ihh ec ffre e sh ow ing.______— —p:mrat:the Communityilty'Cirnslion Cfiurch______• Bretljem------' ^ „o,m. "Blessed Pcrsecuicuilon” will be the message S lo ck a g e a.m. The adult topicic is "What Aboul Sin?" )I al 1-130 p.m. Sunday, M em -—a ary a.m. Paslor Mike will■III speaki on "The Chrisllan .•ittended R icks Coliollege. will be and visile . - ' A llia n c e Church wiil wil meel at 9:30 a.m. foi ' Worship sermon al IIIII a.m. will be "Jonah Von isltors are asked lo bring their (or H om e" al Ihe II a,mi,m. service. "Corrle: Tlfc' ’ . hon ored A ug, 30 at - :: -Sunday school andnd 10:45 a.m. for worship ' Der Vis, Part 3. The( 7:7:30 p.m. sermon will be ‘ it the eth Ward table ;erserv v lce and a covered dish. '•P' L iv es S h e ’s Touched"" w ill b e shown al th e 6p .m , 1 Prayer meeting willill bcb at Pastor Evan’s home al ■•Priorities in.Praycr." eal service. NYI meetingng will meet following Ihc ' 7 p .m .a t 281 C a swEll ell/ Avo. W est #E5. film . ^ . M id-w eek B ible studystu( is 7:30 p.m . Thursday at S even tlKday la Adventist I* at Worship on Wednesda;sd ay w ill be a l7 :3 0 p.m . fe e d in g ; 10&4 Wendeii Street. E D E N - " T r u s t Andid OC bey" is th e lesson study f f ...... • The annual mission.lonary co n feren ce w ill b e Ocl. lo d a y b ased on J a m e si2-18. 2-1 ^ a n o th er )cl. TWIN FALLS-Bibleible classes will start at 9:45 4 i o 7 with Miss Roblobbie Skaggs, missionary fo Sobbath School begieglns'ol 9:15 a.m. and C a l l to a.m. Worship hour wwi iil b e at II a .m . w llh car? Gabon, West W Africa, worship hour begins atIt III a .m . T h e sp eak er will ■ 1 Associale Paslor Ternerry Malison speaking on bc Victor Ferrar. a notlative of Central Amcrica "Who Are You Becorfcoming?" Praise service Todays T o d a y f . Christian Ch and a paslor from Hondinduras. Fellowship dinnor begins.atc p.m. wilh lhthe e child ren presen tin g the w illbeol 12:30p.m. ' classified ac • TWIN FALLS-CoiCommunity Christian Church•ch m u sic . ’;Bibie school wjll bet)0 at; 9;<15 o.m. and worship lip C hildren and youlhllh groups and mid-week haue hundelersds 7 : C Hour will begin at 11 a.m. wilh Pastor Herald lid prayer and Bible sludydy egin at iO:5 be held this week. A^ potluck p will follow the 10:50 a.m . C offec hour willill In spiriation alhou rw lllb : - a for a p arty at Murt'laugh at Lake. M em b ers m a y bring? sisurplus food, fruits and P enitecofttal teo vegetables for the "Shathare Our Surplus" lable. ... ' d m h k u4ualfobfe.‘T)esi;lesimbfe ,-■/> • Christ!)Istlan Center TWIN FALLS - Calviilvary Unlled Pentecostal P u r ch a se s w ill b e donatioitions to the World Hunger TWIN FALLS-WVorship or b e g in s o l 1 0 a ,m .a n d Id Church will meet for SuiSunday school at 10 a.m . F un d. I C o a i« W o n k l p W ith Ui , C h ristian edu cation beginsbc] at 10:45 o.m . Pastor b U > >r and worship at 11 a.m.I. aiand evangelistic service « ia i, • ■V Slagel will speak on “God’s Viewpoint On Single adult membersrs will meel ot 7 p.m. al 9«.M .-IItOO«.M .-6lOtlO O P .M . 'n ot7p.m.withPastorJ.L..L.Chandlerofflclating. Faith." Linda Deyf willv present the muaic. Ihc h om e of M orgaret Ral|talph s. 401 6fh Avonuoo N o rth AAaron a Knapp, Pastor ^ B ib le stu d ies and youthuth se rv ic es w ill b e held at Evening worship begins;insat7:30p,m. 7:30 p .m . T u esd ay. . A g a p e C hristian scho<:hool b egin s Aug. 31. TWIN FALLS - Sunda'day school for adulls and - 2 year olds starts at 9:4!):45 a.m. The Rev. John TWIN FALLS - Fin?*irst U niled P en le co sta i ChrlsUaj Wallace will lead the 11 a.m. worship scrvlcc tlaa Scientist Sunday school begins at 10l a .m .. w orship, 10:45 TW IN F a lls - Chur,lurch services and Sunday with the sermon "Sidede By Side.” Scripture y ■ o.m.; evenlngproyer.4:3C4:30 p.m .; worship 5 p.m. school convene at 11 a.m.a.n Lesson-sermon will bc r ea d in g w ill b c M atthewtf I;13:24-30. R o g er Vincent c Blblcstudywlllbeat7;37:30 p.m. Wednesday. - "Christ Jesus." The: goldengo text will bo from 1 Will s in g .- - 1 Interpretation for the: ded e a f is provided. Corinthians and the responsivera reading will be C hildren’s sto ry tim e wllwlllbeat7p.m.TheRev fro m II C orinthians. Upp wiil present the Bible:lie story and music. Presbyt*ayterian LET'< Memcbcrs may bring si S GET B.JACK W ednesd ay even ingB m eeting s o r e at 8 p .m. ; surplus food, fruits and ...... JEROMf:-Dr._W ..Da-Daniel Klinger will give— — vegelables for the "Shanare Our Surplus’’ table.' the message "Of Whatt DoesD Life Consist?” at C bu rchof Purchases will be doriatlor lofAscensloQ ' the 9 a.m. wors.hlp service.icc. Ions to th e World Hunger TWIN FALLS - Monlo m in g p ra y er w ith serm on F u n d . TO > Clusler picnic hosted b> THE BIEBLE! I by, the Buhl church will will bc held at 8 a:m a:i . 'and 10 a .m . Holy • Single adult memberss vwill meet at 7 p.m. at ' bc at the Frank Southwlck’Ick’s farm at 1:30 p,nj. communion wil) be conducted co by Fr. Harry the home of Margaret Ralpalp hs. ’ Jerome Ministerial Asst\ssociatlon Singspiralion H e GraceofJeromeat8p.nlp.m . FILER-Church school» 1 w ill begin at 9:45a.m . 3ar Evangel!i l i s t will be at 8 p.m. Offeringng wiil be donated to the Worship will begin at llII a.m. The sermon "l transclent and needy fundund. Food donations for Chupcbc±ofChrist- Want To Be Thankful" will#111 be preached by Rev. th e F ood P a n try w ill alsowbo bi taken.' WENDELL - Radio!io programj will be at 8: is David Upp. Guest organ[anist wj[l be Dr. Don LER^OY POS►SEY ------a^mrLcroy-Poscyrevai•vangellsffronrSfln-Jose;— —R o y ste r .—1— ------San Jo so , Calif.-^— ------F T 0ttlS T E R “ Siiird5y“ay School will bc held at Youth will meet al 7 p . C a lif., w ill sp eak atlO;SOi;50 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday IQ o.m , J p.m. for Bible study, refreshments and recreatlolllon.- A u »ig. 30 - Sept,ti. 4 S uin ! day 10)50 & 6:0isOO J f ^ l 'jW IN F AILW l REFORMED!CHURCH *W reeknlght«7i301 0 214 4th Av*. Eost LISTEN (NeVexf to Ihe Public Library) C hur -MORNINC-WORSHIP. y) ' I rch of ClChrist WORSHIP 8 :0 0 P.M . '■ e o i E. M ain SUNDAY SCHOOL M I 8 : 1 5 Ak.M J . each ^ ijlunddy I MEETS AT 1 0 :0 0 VciiilSSE:SES F O R A U AGES Wondoll, Idaho "Ble \essed Persecution j .. "VISfs/roR s w aLcoME ...... -- . ____ -- ______R o d ilo o K A R T UI 4 0 0 --:-B -- — Chlldr*n’» Pfogrc ------Youth Aclivm« »t-HI F o n rtlo n i~ AdA dult Worfc Hchurcl^a^hrisf^V^ e n d e lll ^ Biblical, Evgi’pngollcal, Chrlit-Contorocrod, Friondly ☆ C hock u» o u tl • PONAIPLPNIENHUIS, PASTOR 7333 3 -A 1 2 8 b-4 TImfta-NflwsrTwInwin Falls. Idaho' Salurday.’.A A u g u st 29.1981 — -^JH ealth1 officials mullmethordn to cleaiin up city’ss PCB spill ' P w iitness (grilled^4n Kleiindiens!Jt trial ______^ A N FRANCISCn Ills openlns slastalement to jurors last wcel' __ ^ancec.ontract.______be scraped off the tctop h alf inch of soil 48 houlOurs r after th c Incident. Scott questioned the , with high-poweredfd vacu u m s, or If PCB, in answering qucsllestlons while on the sland. the veracity of the'staie's easeISC. Boden had testlfieifie'd W ednesday K ieindicnst CB, polychlorinated biphenyl, was saying many of Ihe evenis described occurrC'red Ued when he said he b u lld ozers would hihave to gouge oul usedd sincesh Ihe 1920s as an insulating Prosecutors were we expected to bring Bo( he did not know where the Boden. long ago and thusius werc subject lo memor;ory funds cam c from, the contamination.>n. Public Health fluidd InIr e lec tr ic a l eq u ip m en t :, their koy witness,•ss. back to Ihe sland loday/ inif an lapses. , D ir ec lo rM er v y n Sllivermansaid. li' Theo Scolt alluded lo BodIvinc allacklng Boden's> eaearlier testim ony tn the c a se.e- the arrangem ent wllh1th federal prosecu tors-an d _ ion, half.that dccmedth&Z'atrdous__ - icizlng-Paclflc GasIS and Electric Co. by the to a State Bar• ofol Arizona investigator anand a occasions,)ns. he'pointed lo deposIUon!)ns - authorities In other slislates came before or after' the Environmental Proteclion for delaying wamir . committee regarclardlng a scheme that Involvoivod *0 allorneysI'S 1last October during whlclich Boden turned ovei'hlscIs diaries, lings lo the public Agency,ncy, but sohie officials said no Boden said he couli and the city of poteitentlally hazardous level of 1 sip h o n in g o f S1.8l.fl million fii)m tho Teamsi ould nol recall whal certairain Boden said he couldid rnot recall. I of exp osu re is acceptable. e n tr ie s in his diary>> describdc ed. ______ex p o su re lo c a n c cr -c-cau sing PC B . in Sor ______uniQn.CenLcalSlflUtatcs^cnslonJund ______ScolUnlimaled^ode)dea-may-havo-beon^;oached- Sonoma, north of San Francisco, Unaer cross-cxamijminalion, Bodon coniradiclec 1° Thc-wamlng-camcneiong'after work~7 ^ — citiziritizens—group—annouiiced~the— Hauser has boei CO in his testim ony by projrosecutors. He asked Boden >een convicted of directingIg the his earlier statementicnt that entries w ere m ad e ir crews had begunI :shutting;off th e/ formaticlation of Ihe PCB Registry.- It _ scheme that alie(liegedly occurred when Kic in about m eetings HeldId with prosecutors during Klein-, his.diaryonadaliybly basis. He conceded on some 'R_:c . • m assive-, gasrieak -• aaad-thousandsidf-' urged-c:■d-dtlz'As wHo'carte in'cdnlattl^' ■•’dienst was cbuhsei no -recesses Wednesday andagainortThuredayVan - " sel for corporale Interests of Ihe1 occasions, he waitetited several.days before re­ office workers ancnd sh opp ers had w ith thcthe gooey mixture iadeo with BeveriyHiiis. Caiifa lif., sw in dler. re- A fter reviewing thele diaries,i "did prosecutors co rd in g even ts. ever supply Ihelr inlen plodded Ihrough Ihce a£ r e a . lo x ic; PCPCBs to contact the group with B oden. 40. camim c e from his h om e in Belfa erpretation of Ihe diaries?" • •Ifasi. Thc diaries conslslsist of "just cryplic scribble," Scoll asked. "PGisE was llkeTIThree Mile Islond. damageage c la im s. Ifi,..to Icstify undor-immunluniJ^'— Scbti-j ssp rrcd: saying, ‘Hey, there's "I don't recall." Bode>den responded. 's nothing to worry Thee oilol residue contained 25 parts about.' but there vwos." Silverman PCB per pei million, half that deem ^ said . hazardoirdous by the . Environmental Police who slreammed Into the area ection Agency, but some offlclals Tuesday afternoon1 le m a n age Itie no levd of exposure was accepl- Speedd cruci75fu»-tflif/mc-iol3S.wiien.theXirsLunlLn lU s------U nd er-h oavy crilici ------da y for th e first 400 mm ei egaw att-unit of— p r o v id eE eleclrlcltyel forihe'membersof iclsm-fo^the-PCB— hlghspe dallyda In only 2 hours and 40 id- people on a permanenl!nt basis. Ashby to b rlnR g about a 800 people lo the reglor?lon, sh o es. E a r lie r the uti > without electricity; m in str aalive ll' services manager, saidaid . itillty said claims minutes.tes. T h e ren am ed plant,. formerlyfo) called the UP&l’&L conlracis will expire In the Moonlake Power PPrc roject, is b ein g e a r ly 1975975 and Ihe co o p era tiv es haveive constructed by Desercieret Generation been toldid IheyI w ill nol be renew ed, and- T ransm ission Co-('o-Operative — "That'st's why it is important that wc which Includes six rural ri electric move qulculck ly on this projeci. T h c firstrst associations in Utah.. V, Wyoming and plant muslust b e on lin e by th c en d of 19«4l»4 N ev a d a . to en su rere thal we can continue pro-•0- - Officials also held formal foi ground vldingpowlower our customers." hesaid. breaking ceremoniesI FridayF for a About 2125.000 customers are served new coal mine near Rangely. Rs Colo, bythccoofooperative. The mine, being openedled by Western AllhoughJgh the groundbreaking cer- Fuels Co.. will supply coacoal exclusively emoniesI v were held Friday, aclual to th e Bonanza Plan t. 35J5 mn ile s aw ay. c o n slru clic;lion has been underway atS ;■ The power planant. m ine, Bonanzai sincesi the day final permitsts transmission lines andnd an eleclric were appnproved by the Department of :raiiraod to -move the coal co will cost ihelnterloi•Ior. -Approxim ately Sl .2 billionHon. D c s c•rt r l Gcn.eration andd j Ultimately, thc Bonananza2 plant will TransmlsslIssion members include lhe 'have two 400 megawattlit coai-buming < Moonlake:e E le c lr ic A ssociation of E con( : e y e O i generators and will bc lo m ic bc Ihe prime -eastern Utah:UtJ Dixic-Escalante Ituralil ip e n e r>r sourcc of electricity fofor oil shale Eleclric AssociationA: of Beryl. Utah: development in easternern Utah and Floweii FElectric Association of w estern Colorado. F illm o r e.!. 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DUGWAY PROVINGJG G RO UND, route durinring llie Inmsfcr in ease of an i h ( U P I ) - T h e last tw-(Iw-aplancioads accident involvingin the Air Forec C-141 oi Weteye nerve gas: bombsb wore Starlifterr jetji transporls carrying the flown to Utah today frorrom Colordo's bombs. Mosl Mo of Ihc units wore from Rocky Mouniain Arsenal,lal, completing Fort Sill.. Okla..0 and Fort Hood. Tex- a transfer operation lhatal began I three as. w ee k s ag o . P a u l PotPoll. spokesman al Tooele Army officials said thalhal afler .the Army Dcpccpol. said lhe final Iraasfer bombs were moved early ca loday. flights wenent smoothly, as have Iho . emergency.response.teati?ams at.Craig...prevlous ffliglits. A- tolal-of—KH«._ and Kremmling, Colo., andam at Vernal Weleyes, allal unarmed, were flown to j ...... and Provo. Utah, began^ pipreparations Michael A Ar rm y A irfield al DuKwnV. ' for returning; to their homme e bases. Truck convc iv o y s then m oved Ihe bomb!:i L e e O d e n w a ld , pipresident, Idaho Frozenn Foods^F Kennethfiolrhpr'3r. ' Je rry -S w e n se n . Swi The specially equippeded teams had from the I - • senior vice pres wjsnsen's Marjcets. Dougug 'Volimer.. president. ‘ e airfield lo pormanent • jsid e n i. Tw/in F alls B anknk & Trust Co. B^Warara Twin Falls Chamber' been posted along thc WeteyeWc flight storage alTi jr'Df C o m m e rc e . " I T ooele. MacNell. manageger. Snelling & Snellingg Employment Services.s.

"Lel me giveJ youy some bad newsvs and some good newjws.” said Twin Fallsis Fishermeign are shot►t at again Bank a n d T rust SeniorS' Vice PresWentjnt K enneth C oiner. The bad ne\ lews is that we can'tI't p red ict In terest rat9- diagonal color T\ » x r TV (oaturo* ^B lll emotional distress causcd« d by. Ihe aophltilcaiecTAulomolicc FineFi> Tuning' ^ H l l l d ea th o f a dog. circuitry for accuroioliloly lunod M IIIIBBB plclur«*._ ____Circuit Court, Judge.Hlro!iroshi Kato- M od.l 463«36 — 25" diagonal color ' had awarded Ihe judgmentent to Rex I ! Rogr$429.9i ...... ^ t | B 7 | | ( d tv in strikin',lng M odlierronoon iiyling,' Campbell and his family in theirt suil I ^1 l^S nl Fooiurtts AFT> ond M oehonleal M od«U I66 against thc Hawaii Animallal Quaran- / v l l i'qH w Tuning. LIMITED TO STOTO C K I ' J*" tine Station where their dog,g. PF rin cess. | ONHAND h a d b e e n sta y in g . 9 r a . Reu'll see w h y ... moin ore objections by Ihe state thatI Ihcih family i 1 0 w HOW M agic V alley farim llles depend on members did not wllncss thc:hc dealh or i ' seek medical assistance to substan- I Jiatcthe emotional distress, m l «5579^? In Ihe unanimous highI courtci de- -cision-in- upholding Kato'sp's award. -■ i T i t . Associate Jusficc Hermaiiia n Lum i-AmiAi i | M od*l4614636 ‘ • f'P rlc # i j a m H oun: Wednesday traced Hawaii'ss "unique"" 4 2 0 M o ln Avt Valley:\ House Rules CommTimittee Ciiainnan Mer- th _ •-■•^sked anyb ody to hire Daniel. I just want lo mj three from Daniel. HesaidI IheIhc three Daniel officials were . make sure "He told me.10. 'We're just having a littlele fun wilh vou. rj‘l "anarward. R-Sall Uke: andtd ,Rep. Nolan Karras, in ® “i-'thnr w hoever g e ts the.he job will runa merit shop (t; invited only because he thouglought thoy migiil tie interestcnl ) (tiireboth Mac.'" said theth c rep resentative. But Hadd1 ' Eventually the agengency wanis to 1 ^ eliminate overnight.useJse of the geyser I ^ S basin facilities. Car cam am ping has been 1 ^ 8 im ore'^ appllanciices, ^ 1 ^ iA ll stereo's, telee l e v l s l o n s eliminated and.a cafet A ll fu r nlitu l re M afeteria was re- l^ g and sew ing m acli } m oved lasl year. chlnesgl^ ancId vid eo cassettete recorders s l R easoning that the gejg e y ser s could be I n s t o c k in stO(JCk i I n s t o c k best appreciated if campcrs ci3 were ■'* moved to Grant VillageIgc in the park's I ^ S Wt southern portion, the 1 Good S 9 in Rape vie\iW S 1 5 - in stoc)ck n stock Stocl M Good Saturday, August|USt 29, 1981 g Ualue 1/30 >«, N ot valid for ci iaiurday, August 29. 1981 Good Saturday, August 2' of ir catalog merch.indlse Value 1/20 of ta. N ' =* ^ St29, t981 said channginq . Not valid for catalog merchai•^^andlse f e ^ V aluele 1/20 of ia. Not valid for catalogcat; merchandise in society; y gjWgJW I WJ j g g g g g g BOISE (U P li - Socleiciety's allilude . toftiard thc rape victim) is changing, a — -Pocatellopathologist saysays;------"flapclsacrim cofvioviolence, not a ^ : eriracofscx,’’saidDr.ChC haries Garri- "40% OFJ^ f i o ^% to 50°/ r * 1 5 c ; sotiTbne of four speakers:ers al Iho Sex ; m 44°/Vo OFF OFI- R egular Price : Crime Investigation SemIeminar at St. R egujar g i Price ' R e g u la r P r i c e ; Alphonsus Hospital in BolsJolse, OFF "People think of rapecas af a crimc of !egular price • passion. They don’t roalie alize thc vio- T) R e S t e a d y/Rider® l RT D i e H4ard® i , lence (hat has and docscs lake placc. A ra m id ® : It's not just physical violence, vii it's mm o . A ll di d SI ti h o c k s : emotionol vlolenccaswcil.■eil." KRadial tire fiscontinued B a t tle e r ie s "The most importantt thinth g h ere is linies t of tires •: lo recognize rape for whatiat II is and set R egular • A uto • LIgFIght Truck RV ' up the proper mcchanisr nism for han- — ilin stock $17.99 ea. *10„ • Ml a r r l n e ’ dllng it medically and1 legally." Ic ho GoG ood S.-«turday. A ugust 29. 1981 G ood Satiaturday, August 29. 1981. Good Saturdayday, August 29, 1981. : said . VValue t/20 or IC. Not v.illd for G ood S a tu rd ay . AugustAui 29, 1981. - V a lu e !t/20 / of t«. Not valid for Value 1/20D Of01 K . Not valid for After a sexual assault.III. th e victim catalog merchandise. Value 1/20 of U . NotI valid for ______^atalog merchandise. c a ta loog g merchandise.i ' can go to a hospital emergiirgcncy iwm . catalog mercflerchandlse. •• . " contacl police or call a j rape crisis _;.cenler. Garrison said. Policc Pol should : bcjnolified even if thc vict^’ictim doesn’t ; wahl to prosecute, becausclUse tho rapist ^ _ ;^lill has the potential to raprape som eon e ^ ■ else, said Garrison. 20% OFI 50►% OFFI I 25% OFF R egular price Rtegular c Price 20%. OFF R e glular u l price R e g u la r p r i c e i DHW plaim s All Gl u a r t z Attitic home healalth Bar-b-que's haa i o g e n All Reat a d y - m a d e roll insulu l a t i o n in stock patio0 c o v e r s unfaci c e d tare heari:ing lllig h t s R egular S I4.99 in s t o c k #93041 ’ 1188 ; >od S.*(turday, A ugust 29. 1981. ■ SoiSE(U PI»-The IdahoIda Heallh ’* ' Good Satuiturday. August 29. 1981. Good Saturday.ay. August 29. 1981. 'alue t/20 of to. Not vitlia tor Good Saiurday, AugAugust 29, 1981. m d Welfare DepartmentII wwill hold a '■ V.-*lue 1/2i/20 of 18. Not valid for Value 1/20 oof f t« . Not valid for catalog merchandise. '- V alu e 1/20 o f 1«.«. Not N valid for nearing _Scpt_., l.Jn_Boise,e_conccrning c _____ ------catauilog l m e rc h an d ise.------— - - - . . . catalog m g merchandise...... catalog merchiT ch an d lse,. . ____ - J ■ r u le s proposed for*^homett h981.81. ' G ood Satuiturday, August 29, 1981. Good Saturday. oir-instltutiona! carc." saidlid-Dr. i John lay. AOgust 29. 1981. Good Saturday,.Augij b/alue 1/20 of la. Not valid forir V alue 1/2i/20 of t«. Not valid foe______. Value 1/20 of august 29, 1981. fiSrgan, administrator off th tho state's of >4. Not valid for Value 1/20 of 14. Ni catalog merchandise. cata l c a ta lo g n I. N ot valid for. CDiHpunlly rehabilitationI programs.pi g merchandise. ______catalog mercha■chandlse. 'flije program encourages;s f people ,to •ftre for disabled relativesi at hom o by ^ mergcncles.------^------Y< een slies not carried InrKlam.iimnth Fatls.-Walla Wall.i.-Pajco; YOU ean-l Q ™ - scor Longview, Moscow, MIssoiloula. U/enatchee. Alb.iny. BerttBend. Caldwell. Twin '^-(prrShcr^rsonal-or familyHy b u sin ess C O I Is o r Pocatello. ~'^for7iocd(!diralning." - junt on-| 5 6 3ars^l—^ . T w in F a ll s 40‘ M a in S t. I Z r .The Idaho Uglslaturee la.stI y ea r , SEARS. nOEBUCKUCKANDCO 03 733-088 1 HOURSi M en.•n.-W ed^Frl. 9iS O -9 tO O Sp proprlated $35,000 for thithe respite ^ *0 TH es.-ThH rs.«Sat..9iS0*«i00 9i • Suv|. 12iOC pare program. -;*■ SatlsfactlofIon G uaranteed o r "yourir flfl/loney Back DO-SlOO 8-6 Tlm e3*N ew s, Twin Falls.Fall IcJaho S alu rd ay , Augiu g u st 29.1981

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k Saturciturday. Auaust 29,1981 • C la ssi/leifled B u ss i m e s s * Times-Ns-N ow s. Twin Falls, Idaho C-l m ______1 -Indicators delecline during,iJuIy------S to ('Cfcs^s administration has been plu n ged 28.35 poinlsIs for the week . 3>/4 toI 19!19'/4 in trad ing that Included Th e e con om y Iss in ir a slowdown, disopp< ipoinled that financials 1 2 8 - r ov era ll. 860,700] shish o re s at 19. T h e com p any cut which some catlill a recession, markets ets so far have nol hadd B rok ers sa id the mlarkelwassetfor a its quarteorterly dividend payout to 25 caused in large partart by high inler- enough Jh confidence in the gov* a rebound since the! w\ idely followed c c n ts oa shsh;a re from 47'/z cen ls. est rates and centered c on crnment i 1 2 6 - ent’s anti-lnflalion policies lo Dow industrial avera(•age had dropped Superloi;rlor Oil was the sccond most in te re st-se n sitiv e sectors se< such as begin lo\ lowering interest rates.- about 120 points inn the past two active IssiIssu e, up % lo 36'/i after blocks ■ housing, higher-pric>rlced co n su m e r- T h e le leadlng-indlcalor index — m onih s. o f 200,000,000 shares al 36V4 and 100,000 Item s and investmienl. ent which st I stood at 133.7 In July, downi 1 2 4 - The severe losses1 pput some slock shoresi ot o t 36',*. T h e stock has been But it lefl unanswejwered how deep from a n a r evised 133,9 in J u n e - is a1 • priccs at bargain leveljels. The slide also under pre:p r essu re recen tly in the w ake of t that slump may go ,and Jusl how colleclioi tion of 10 separate indicators5 has made some Iradeijers replace bor- . publishedhed reports about management I lon g It w ill lost. th ou gh111 i Ito show future changes In rowed shares they sold s eariicr .at changes.IS. ______The slowdown begiwgan In the soc- theeconconom y. ' 122- - - higher prices in hop<»pes the m arket ’ C ilieIS s Servicc,S wh'lch rose in the . ond . April>Junc quarter qua of this Six of I pf th ose 10 gave unfavorable w ould g o dow n. p a st coupouple of months on takeover year, when the gross gr national signals I s in July — the average The New York Sl(Slock Exchange speculallaallon, was the third mosl active product adjusted for Inflallon de- workwee •eek. new factory orders index jumped 0.30 to 71.97 and the issue, off 32 lo 54. A couple of onalysts ______d in e d 2.4 pcrcent.:. Manv^ private adiusled r r r !▼!j ip ------prlcftof-an^verageshofiore-lncreased-13— recen tly-tl^quoshed—the-jncrgcE-^ economists prcdict an [another decline dellverle;ries of goods to companies, ccnts. Advances lofopped declines speculatioi th is qu arter, but thos-hose figures are building j ig permits, slocki>riccs and 1967=100 19£80 ______760-669 am o n g th e 1.86:J63 issu es Iraded G eneral>rol A m ericon Oil lost P/4 lo not yet In. . . th e mone; 1 9 8 1 m ey supply tn 1972 dollars. at 4 p .m . ED T . 40%. Trhe h e company reported fiscal B ig Board volu m e toltotaled 38,020.000 y e a r e oomlngs m l of $2 .n a shore, down — • shares compared w llh 43.900.000 from $2.342.34ayearogo. Iraded T h ursday. . IBM gaingall ed to 55% in trading lha Investors were encououraged that the included!d 0o block o f 100,000 sh ares ot federal funds rale bananks charge one 55%. RCACA eased to 21 after a block Mid-/! Another for overnightit Iloans declined of226,I00sl Augustt dome:jstic ca sale^*s rise 00 shares ot 21‘f,. significantly. As a result, r several GarfinckInckel, Brooks Brothers &- feyJAMESV. HIGGINSNS , m a n a g e;r r ffor C hrysler Corp.. said , pjjp b an k s h a v e cut the rat beller performance tlthan analy.sls Sl.OOO lo0 tbuyers. GM Is reducing car •ate they charge ‘ M iller ASe RRl hod es rose to 54. A unit UnltedPress Internation'Ional D om estia t ic c a r sa le s reached 202.57H expecled in view of thehe heavy price- finance rra a te s to 13.8 percent from_ a. brokers for loans. o f Iv a n F,F , Boesky bought 9.3 percent ______units, upp 1 1R.2 p ercent from 17I.:UI1 in i'l c u llin g c o m p clilio nI from other . prevailingIng rale above 16 pcrcent and ' Afler the NYSE closesed . the Federal o f the cohipahipany’s stock. th e m id -A•A i ugusi period of last year, . d o m e stic autom akers. F ord andid AMC are giving cash sales,i„ Reserve reporled the nation'sn money • Colt Indu;ndustries climbed 5^ lo 88 In DETROIT — Rebateiales and olher gm said ; supply declined 53.7 I lid 11 sold t34. electronic alized progiograms to your specific: th e y co m e du e. And tronst — and through such outlet:nets as Sears businesses5 andai a few wealthy indlvid- t isfcrmylunds currenlly experimenting c. with o brains still are not as "frifriendly" (In needs. But: whenw: “friendly" machines3 to my creditors electronic^ stortS — mean the dayf olof thrtrue ualsandhoWobb ylsts. I Mlly-” radlclrlggiircgered device lhat will turn the Jargon of computer buffs) b as a and programim s are developed to acceptI The new IBM line will family computerhas orrlvcijv^? ■ ’‘Both coslrost and complexity of lo- g '1 1 1 s o l < l a l on you r conipiiniputer w hen ever 0 story Is stove, TV set or washing mtnachine. • your directct approach, your fulurc1 speclol Seors stores, not i A nd that the com p u ter Isis tnow oreal dW's 'pcrsorsonal’ computer still put ' “" " .rail; being ironsmlism ltled obout 0 su bject you "You can’t reod an Instruction I computer couldcoi reply: "OK, punch in1 tional Sears outlets. IBM J household appliance? these wnltslls out of reach for the .1 also wljl sell hove sclecledc led and w ill .exclu d e In- manual for 20 mlnules,‘p'plug in the your current:nt balance, and all checks5 the devices direct. And Not yet. But the openingng :- in the thousand-dollar, instcistead of the budget of mai nany fBmiiies, the realistic ify o u typ ed : "I'd like you to take over Bank. Gel allall my checks for the past ' should you wont to get an f ig u r e s a r e th. an eorly siart j „ s i lik1 e the th column you’re now mllllon-dollar, range. that vou must spend « ;0 0 0 balancing b, my checkbook ai and writing five years fromfr the bank compuler inthecroobouttoopcn.. r ead in g. V

!■ ■ ■ ' ” C^?TFrnes"-Nows.«vs.Twlnh3tls.Jdaho SalurdJrday. A ugusi 29,1981 " , • ILivestocik © g S n n g IP e 2(S(B @ -- JOLIET, III. (UPI)-Ltvaaiock: r Clossing commclo d ity fu tu res . _ • ______& M; u ia t inau»tci«ni 10 ciUbinrilWilh a market _ _ (UPII _ ■ DoSMi IU f m ,1 « "S,H ^a aOQ; liadoselKre: turrows and oil Prev Close nition- S»oe><> 's , ■« r.’? S5-'* is? ,d 0^^119 SO ro 7S < (x>c«i ro> I , J J i ; g s Commodity Cloae . High Hi| Low P.M. S& i „ Z ’"-S1!, , Nm. Yert X 17^ '."s ss:!-fc,;,', k '1 !lii,E5 E'ir!,"KSV;’S'Si'i'ig.%?=“ T S S S :™ llonlhC o ______6^tt_£icrunj». I___ ;j3___ n M » tn.4»,so-M.»,2ro-3ooioa.«a.0(Ma.M. 1 Apr, Mnlininog •______in ? (T ~ ^ in:{fi 10.: 10.20______10.31 S*l»» — Htl---- 0ia avt« H DowJwi .n ” ■?«:» 5 " ! Dec. live-'ccattlc 65.15 65.( Aiiiuii I fi £:’5 ^ M i.A: 260.2M it> O c t.fe ^•dercattle c 68.45 69.25 69, 67.90 68.725 ' Aft Prod !S 5.-“ s:s g g®,.lS:V^SS'a’W ,«S '.i AlewAJ '« 'aiW JO * M LuClfS f ,'g ' n : - I? PnJIo^J^MwS . O ct.livehogs ct 51.05 51.35 51.: . 50.30 50.40 'u »H- H 'I ' ' i i i i f ' - iS- ■s .r:s--|i| K | s“,s,s:>'s';“'r3-li 30M» Ib Dec. Wheiicat 4.181/4. 4 4.2.231,4'' 4.I9'/4 • 4.20 i j ^ r ; | tw *a5- >1 ouwi S J’g.r,5:5 i ^ ^ (^ la % 0; nol flnough lo lait lh«i« Irade: ir. cows DeC. COmm 2.97'^ 3,01 3.C 2.99 3.01'/, “ m"*!! E)ko I,r.n~ *^ a a a n . U*df'" j.u! ^ il J K s 1 ^ ■ ' S ; £ ■s -.’S'S:! i» • ^loi* comm'a’rc J" ho“i '' Sep. silvever 9,17 9 9.4 46 9.19 9.24 Aiiircnin l a s , n IlgMoeignI eanncr and cullar 4t U. s st„ 1 ,!'S «!•; SSr ,■ 11 ',iJs:5 ' Sep. goldId • 417.50 128.00 428.C 424.50 426,20 , IS !!5:,5 “* ,';S ; .» \3tnt svt* H A ^SI ;, ! ! » • Jr'lassis E” ;:l■jj ™ a 5r«oCpp , o “5* 5 ]y[Most actives AH°^ '« j" ' j 2? kh7 h »*«» Corp ttnaa 9314* H I ';>siT5 sa ;s i« a f4j nn»* h , ^ I s - ' ' ■ » “' ,;1 JB 6itta jn a -H ne'«E» CKS o • • ■ A S '^ IK 4MII 31^* u tlvsrs slocks ih Naw York Slock E AfflSm ao ! ^ g - » f ! R t « Ul i - H uinnPL M} smpojiia tradlne at 4 p m y Fnd Stocks tr; Produce Aiaur 1 S . ' , S I S 5 ! - raded • Pr AtttlMi t I ii S'*;!: SSlio ’g sjis !:s , 1.0 r la ja * ^ Jirti'»■ W,». m m wS NEW YORK [UPI) - Canon «gg IlnaJ p,)c«, 1^4 ' liiipfs S l is( aian m * \ ungnni' B b 4? U *J S -‘S& over theecounter .£' 0___ IJ-aSJ_JJ**t------Umun— sat i—!!-a-s5— ssKif.”r s . a — - s s f f i - r 1 " Sa &4 1 J ! n a ; ;s IM '.'»»■ ss:s ; ij Q uotations from fn NASD at ap- d g.W .S A "Si'S:!-?..?.,.s.* ».?" . S ’S il.2t - vt commission. Thirhese quotations are .U ^ 1 ! U i '! S “?l5 S L “ .40 a t44 I1V4- U Pm '■1 , 'H r - “ SBS. ‘jw 7 % provldedbyFostcstorand Marshall, Inc. acoreisJaKfig.if.ris'iisragff 'A a i" * * Bid Ask 1 ' l a : s s « * - s Inc B1U7 l»t* Vt a r ' ■ i i 13S !ii JfiS s S ,s “ * ®'* Bank of Amer. 23-375 B«elren I> r 201tfi uiik*4m* u n NUflUsNEoEis !:S I.u:.a« g !!!• “ !;|i; ■ I Its ta4« H NLineu 'as .as I iS tiit* H . rstSec.Co. 21.625 21.875 " ■ gSflTcip 1 i l i « I tte 8 JW OH- H .U" ild I’st Ida Corp 1.25 1.C25 K S 5S ■ :l II ih WlVhat markets die ■ o « ':lg w n ^ - ^ N«Bcp ?2 IU § 2 :5 Gy Uniisd Prgaa Iniarnaiionai M oore Fin. Gp. 24.50 24.75 i,isls-» a | ’j| 'nYSE 4 p.m. Compo"a ■ \% r - « 55;,5 «»■« '.SLrt '« '* uVlM. Inlermn. Gas 9.875 10.25 ^Potatoes ^ US SIMII I: ' ll 4 aa unKf:S New„ Ul h Fiidiy Thuraday»3ayWkA(|0 Kellwood , ™ , 0«„ ,» 11.125 • DENVER OEN' lUPi) - Pfluioes Friday; Market : ai’ •. „!2 SI Long. F ib er 30.50 31.50 »'1«ready, tOO-ib. sacks waaDed U.S. No. I Siie A ill;- ffi# 'i , a “5.r;. t e |:S iS '!,2!!»7S JS.V Hess otherwise suied. Minnesou Round Reda )7i 3 1 JJ Oooa{[, 1» !j if^frs II ss;„______a ,aX 1015 P a r. St. Life 2.75 3.00 2vio”JrOrt incti 1J.00. SWb. 7,00. J.10 Ift Wm m2 tuiM 8 ~ien Trus-Joist— ~— 21:25------21:75------U—Teiu-Raund-Reda-2^-)^-tne«t-ii io— “TisEi” au, % ■SJ.., Sl? 'S''ia ” ® H U >a U iJlH- H NYSE'I?'Ies:- ■ ™ '“ ^ Co I JN siock#.. Consd. Food 26.25 f' S ! S ffl: 5 J S 1.. i S r t r f " ' * " BigPineyOil 2,75 3.00 5-ioibbK a 'n 'S i . s 'K ' """ “ ■ l i r S J a vs liiivS S i “ • _^^^,JU*H g "'da t1»,300.000 S a " 1 5 0»<"« 1» aasr )7 * H omCF ija '5® S5‘»“ ,E common slock indei 71.97 up o „ U tah P ow er . 17.00 5 » lau ’-!Lj s - Amal. Sugar 4 0 7 5 D)enver e i beans S S 4 }5 l i t : D-J J averages iss-s a 'I ,!^|5r;--|'A aI Ls E s s :I ' i i - - ..OENV 9tW u<4-li HirtaHt ' .ao * aS “Xt 2 WM'I'E 1I a R3 pjnt* u a i>7 u - k HtdiMn u » ;n iJH« I* PiUdiSi# *3J tn S J- u **'»'*“ < iw' SSSt ” , S ,j . . „ V a l l e y , b e aa i n s . Nor?nm ^ 1 iii' If lli M w XH* H warms I: i ■■ ,!,» S!:; a Sno rancLB ol averagas: CvrTui 1 yx •ii« S? ;l 11 s.*: “ s £ . Is Mi ss:s 1 ="’ nai ^ 0 3 ^PSb ijS,"(0 m?j? aatar al 24.00, and H oil mo Cemtd .M u M s s r: sr markoV cfl!^ j u i ' S S ® - & '«4a tot n - H « lislS. i I',:,! i; js ss ! S a s s»;m*o!S s "'Pimoa:lal24.00,»nd18ilacllihemarkeL I I I r “ i s I aiui^i^«H PMipi i.aa s i M.22*1.1) Small teds: i deaiarir iai 22.00. and IB oil me j ! M lm«IU ' Hmiikt* I'n g I ' S , S i l i S avergei markal, I U U * H H»n»iirll J.O “ ’ i:r”“ ransporu- Idano pinka: t daalai91 al. 22.00. and tS oil ms NOW is the Time j : 14 uu« u Hogil/ltnd } „J'SJ«:S j sl s«:5 r ; Total market. to clean your « a j ’*'i a n * H naa 01 pr,cs) thli y..r: Quolations roDraaani Furnace or Fireplace £llS“p iS” " ' 'li; ii: P i '.ao I? IQ H « s s s , „ ; “,r % ,c ! i.i I ■ 104 a ss JI *J High s. um^ idanoMantaiandsioragaio«mrfle», C c 'S' g*:*! S'S? !:» ' r 4Jt git « H Peaidis 140 '4 ,A s s , C all ~. H im IBVt* H PPQM }J1J I 5 '|S 5 : 5 Low 8M,20 J74.400 ioiM1 S'lints 21, S a Kl 40K>vt PtKiGi jao EK Furnace Co. S f J : f i l - L - s Amex!x stocks Weiestern grain - V alley graii a iSTS 5ss« ’■? iisES B “ »n. ' MJ ory Plow, O perator ,a!s= “ ,'.'ss JS ;r™,»a ^ Soli wmie wneai J.2S,a, iMfiey S.io, miied grain 423.S767or to iS ni S.IO, MIS5.S0, and corn S.SCa.do. wheal piicas are given'n dallyc by Rangan'a. Omer 3 2 6 - 4 0 4 4 I §1-1,KS;5 a |s 'J2X3 »<«-H RllllOA’ ,n~ '1 « »|:iH grain oncas axe an avai ‘aj!S:,‘AT iveraoe cl several Manic I ,ISgSi5 - Qaiiey dealer guotaiionsoBioBtamedweekiy, ■ g g i ! : 8 f . K a,,.|? J 2 S 5 :{ : » IS EN lUPN-^Oralri s«t«9 Frtdjy: y . . . - - S Ti 5 liP^'y -7 o u . . y , «*•' tOiolatn3.UCu,.uD.OO i- i i2prr>«in).75iAu..up.09 is r:S a . ’S 1 ]p(Oleln4.0SOu.,u9.0t E ‘ “1 « mJ! 2 5 ^ '»'S « ^ g 5 * “ ™:”«S8oMMI«3.S0t>u..up.i0 “ MH* .torWJ 1.« ..II as;5 a , 'a1 rS S S -. g “ « n i i : : s K-SI g ,“5 ; 5 i . r '""T«, '- a™' is i ,S S“.. “fi ^ iu isul X 5CSJ2___ •»| I h-gralA— I — Slf.1 l — — ' - | - ~ — Rff^o'’— I “ — ^ i6,tw'~aH- H !„ S ,S .:!! """" ' ”L , s i» ■:'“!> < »: M'd S , , ' - l J .JOp 't ‘S tSUt H 4*a;"oS'‘ }4 I4h- H KetiUeO : tl “” 7 5g5*» a i ' ' 3.»§ .. 91 IW* H . wnoit;.^•lJ .1. porcflnl 471; .t4 pfliconi 4.«? m Ji' ^ 5WJ.W • J M 5 E S I S “ •« a : 5 Sffi“ ^ i.n S f f l: ! Sfl '.g Si!7,S--ISB- SI------TO Jl ♦ k* Hrtcntit '“j! w i ^ l l o l i ^ IU 'IS ° 5 13 IM au* H PORTIA i» IIH* M KUin ,«8 « tg S51S » i TLAND (UPI) - Porlland c««ti gralrt. C( ■ s r " , . ’ ' , ' S ‘, a r ,:s II I f s S r 4 a whail; Aug 2nd Mil 4.27; S«pt lat JJ..J 'i'liSS;! isr IS ■ a - l i S !-£-;; .— sm n« 1 I s i i s S I:-;'I J I i i i 2nd I N Y S E i n d e x I H H ^ W O H P Z ^ ■ ' a, 11.,,.. ,,.„ „ L, C o iin n prices - S»I«C1M gold md sltveF)iS ^ K n a p «lUt4N. « M'Mr«dnl tiiyer tuo» H.OOC1.000 I / ' / ipo & Vogt i«i«___•/,. SC sfrsffi:'""""' U.83"S’», S t o«n ins ush ctlea «nn inasa qu >e«n li) ALL ;helving.( ^ ® r^'o i^m ''i^0 3 “'‘cu rl^ ^l'iji ^ i l t t up <; unchifioed tor >*^e by DMk.Pereri. Tna oiieaa may ?,om E ascs'ffi'.s S S3 dAtiar irirganizer" J i O f f R etail Stanley is offering ourou customers a FREE Wori^orkshop Organizer whon theyoy purchaso this spocial ppoi a c k a g e wtih six of tho m ostI pupulorpi fasteners. I ^ I a R e g . $ 3 .9 0 , REBDW OOD PIi i e S t o f e - DRESS»L ^ 2*'x4" Morch ch g r a d e ...... 2 i * l. f. r :; ■2"x4"Conitiitructlon Common grade . i J l ' Il'lT » ...... 2 8 * l.f. . r : g j f . 2 " x 6 " M orchc h ...... a u e r a O N ^ i l ...... 3 0 « l. f. mi ■ 2‘’x6"Constritructlon Common...... 4 5 % * LF. ' AUCT 4 " x 4 " C onitr ■ EVEVENING :t io n S itructlon Common ...... 6 6 * i .f. C ILoeatod at 313 14th Av*v a n u o ^ . A4x4Pott6c B oio...... 2 . 8 9 , n . J NoHh In Buhl, Idahoho I l A M »«tno. ^ J -'I M o nnday, c A ugust 3'3 1 , 1 9 8 1 D R I L L. B I IT S ^ V Starting Timo: 5:4 i;4 5 P .M . N o L u n ch N il A P P L a A N C IIS S C H A I N I I ... Philco 18'/, cu.. ft.fl chest typo doop frei WOOD> FENCIN« o j r reozo - W ostlnghouso 5/B"«6"xJ6’ L I N K I —40'’ Electric stovo>vo, singlo ovon • Spoodod Queen hoavy duty asrfw«e«IBMd«r B o ard ...... ^*1'2 .6 0 • |-o_utomafic woshorlor 5/8"«6-k6* ...... 2 3 F I N C I N G I F U R N a i U R II ***5/8''*8'xl6' ’’ "7lS Dining room chochairs.* Sido board buffot ot • Wood doublo bed- 5/8'5/8"x8"x6- ■ ...... -..*3.4 4 ft. Line I — stood - A ntique iroiron bodstood wilh box springsspi and m qtlress • ^=511 • '•Nico droser • Wo< l*dwo»«IB*»d*r Board ____ ...... - * 1 .6 2 Vood cupboards • Floorr lampli - Spooled end 29ipc. p( nigh spooa 1”*‘I“x4"x6' *1.89,,. T-4iiblo • Plotform rockor roc SIOiioul twlsl dijll ...... I"x4"x8’ » r 2 ‘ 5 H. Line I MI8CELLANIOU>us Rog. $74.18 ■m ...... :...*5.49 . * 2 .1 7 ,, .Pictures - Dishosi • i Pots end pons • Now elt :"x4"x8’ oioctric toaster - N ow , lodwoodRall Morth...... 6 fl. Lina ..M ry Boby - Handi nmode quilt • Afghan -• WV ear Ever pressure * ...... «.*1.68 A ‘“•cookor - Plonts • Ri , sale 1399 ■•x6"x6‘ • Rugs - Cold pock connoror • Fruit jars ♦ Alurrv ™ ®4 lo«i* S«(wa Codar Board.... *2.45.., -Im un loddor • Stop ...... -.9 0 * / ? |w op ladder - Gordon culllvo'votor - Gordon tools • “x6"x4- . -Froit jors • Qulltincting from o • Rough lumboiber - Lawn sprinklers P*d'odcy Codar Board...... « .3 2 ‘ / I 1 J : and othor miscollorloneous articles too numor • 4 “x4“x4"xB- ^ Includ,clud«a fabric.' )ine>poili. lorous to mention; ' ^Hca^^gauQ^iio^sicoi biaac is CmodarPo«t...... I< .....c *4.69 / / , i| p roll and fittings; (Thoso c«CON8ICNID ITINIMS lom oorcd and harcJenc;nofl (Of a suooi- 2"x4"x4"xB‘ ft • nol In alock bul eon b« ..G.E. Eloclfic dryoror Ihardly usod • Drop loaf ■or culling cdgo Pic*ioci5ion, Ocvol- . r th-Ball r l ...... „.* I ordofederod at tale pricos;- 'of dinging table with (ilcd ico:K Slav sfiaioIp lonnor, make ■.*1.49 curved logs and 4 tmotching chairs • Chest»sl of draw ers ■ Kirby cuiMn r F S A L I C H .11 i OWNER:t: Helena M. DresselI s a l e s g 7 9 S a l e M a n ai g g i e d b y M a t t e r A wiicfflen e S e rv ic e ■Vr " T'he h e Business that Service.Ei.Built2______— ;p7AvctIonoor»T• . , ------— ----- Rog.-J«:28------• G A RY OSBORNE LYtE MASTERS ’ !CUrfci Col Horp«r SOI 543-S854 Of 543-6673 934-5350. Gooding. Idah

I • . ^ Satuilurday, A ugust 29,1081 Timeim oo-New3, Twin Falla, Idaho ■' L i v e s t o c k futures f Grai)jin futures rMonftQ LEGAL NOTICE :oiigi[l {Foani .QO.(UPI)..-.aoiMo ar«lnJu1ur«i.iin 8 t - _ ■ ■■■ P.iamililoralj NOricEOFSALE” ------'007------'.lobsofim ersif - ' High Low r'°iSS"’”'’ES:'’'“ 6o.. F, BY SEALED BIO ALCOHOLICS1 ^^PERIENCEO ______LiNE-MECMAHffi— — . j a gL b , _ p r ^ „ , ----- CSISj—. fi*8» . I " ■ '431V.— Falls Courily, Idaho, w Ql«tM bj M NASO El ' . i s " '"1«' sell by asaled bids c« supervision. Must ba- > ir!st!w & & li Ell. u i t t it.rM'ccnincii snalble honesl, have own lools. In- ».141, ^ n Inlotll U.TTt up I, ?u^ tain excess propen to-wll: K Jisr.5;r.wilChril i' eluding air loola. IF YOU *uoui/‘’a! iiti % Ml? }ia I I A i , . . . ', , iIMI . . DONY OUAUFY DON'T I U ’l: i l s t hooo e a u m u U1U J2« USU i ONE 1968 DOOGE APPLY. Highway 30 Garage - «*. -UC %ltS i& I SM J»W w w 331JJ2M WTON PICKUP ------Call 734-70M,______■ i s a s a ;u ' al 7:30 p.m. M.S.T. ( E lifst s» i !' i.S!; » “ .'i’St m u t»5 . IBS . .19t>) lUU IUl August 3 ). 1681. at ,S; tt u„=o„„':!i?S.., S a t - r ^ III; T^ufMir'• M ill Jl? ’ritio” ' f a r m TRACTOR . £" aSt $ ■“i s t 0 8jm^»pr>ln1tf«»l 14.1UUP ul JU OHIco of tho City Gler i.;K , g,"“s r ’£s.“ ;rffi P I S"»:t IS , Council Chainbef Ma"l &IMPLEMENTSALES ' iSi?’- •vallable. .33847384732, ' MTM Se lU i n Oo> . M r ' i H " ‘ ' mv, H an senr~Idaho. 83331334, Boise. _____ Experience recommended AIM Fd t i n N.L Kl ' { S ! t E ■ S T 'tria s:;S.S S;S l!:!S g g teleph one (208) 423-515i158. . ------A" Bum 11.011M Ml Fab U M U.H SIK7D 71 91.79 M.M |*J ■ " “ f “ T ' f Excellent compensation ’S'3 .{S a. li-aiii: Aar 40:90 4».»S 49.42 41.47 4>.ftl' new All bids m ust be su David Steed 8. Assoclales , • aV?N!! i t ^ f o i i i i :I.^I«..M .,-. Ml.. g/l^Jo.1o .(« .» :...* ii,,’“™’‘ “ ^ m itled to the City Cle MORMONISMM Idaho Falla. Idaho 5224381 • a ■ 11 .nr, oM**nt»t«i lofjil) oli li m t by 7:30 p.m. August 33* What do you know aboul tl Mormon Church? Call 73 HELP WANTED RN. full or a ' t s f t 'ts s r ' ' ; E i i i ‘ i2tia 1961, and will b e opene M i n o r . part.ilme.-EJcceiieni..fringe - , § “i l i - S HTfjja n u H u Cotl Fd“ V5i^ IjijK i® ' ■ s w - a . ^ puWlcly and read aloio u a m essaoe waoklv.______' ''®*. beneflls, Conlaci Donna i s S S a s 1 1 ------Waison ONS The Walker ^ a ' g ’t s w ss S3 gg gi2JM at 7:30 p.m . in If-•'’« THE SECRETARIAT- Pn k" ri!!t .rg" “ k ?S” k %; k mun C ouncil's Chamber's, Pro- Canter Gooding. Idaho -i g ! s . b;Fin he l»N.L Inl TPn B.m^op«n Inlt^t^^^^TToll ueSi l!p“«?so“8 “ " » “ ” ,! a r ' " ’!i73. fessional lyping, expeiixperl- 83330, Call 934-8481. iSi',...».. M 18W...... Said-venicie' can tbe enced secrelsry, Reasoi 11 h e l p WANTED-COOK 1U7D in spected prior to i able prices. For inlormatlonation nights and weekends, lull & , 1 - - s E E IE is ii-.". B 0 J06M »3M »4M XU August 31. 1981. durinring llmo. No experience neces-' 1 ______the _hour3_oj_9;00_a.n i s : !i! !!!3 > s t ; ------5.111...... iintDrie«iBncwn:------sary,-ApDly-Jft.pefeofv-«MaH— - —Final-M idw es and 5:00 p,m. at ‘ih«“ th 'S a e c le d 'O tfe rT ~ ^ .. spjiap”^ ^ 324-^ ' A l i ' i S’ »5S ' ! f g ; s QO [UPii~ Whaauoa'it.'«nd^49yiMafMana*''"Malntenanca-i^rdFC1i ^^Boston-stock Jiyon o l H ansen. C07 ’ Jotaollntersaiiereit im m ediate o p e n in g s FOR- Fftd Am tu i0 .n Fan » u up 2 lo oil kt'canla: com up 3 lo,. i4 \U' Terms o l the sa le ara re advertising ------MECHANICS. Full training' HMr tl.n itn Fount CHICAGO (UPIl ' - cam.' cash or cashier’s ched3Ck. CO4IP/PR0DUCTI0N)u and mtny benefits, tl4.l09 pricti on tht MMwmi St !:rp?oV ar»?rn?iri!!iV "«!p.jv, The City Council re- r« COORDINATOR college benefit. See If you K „ S U S “7 lt ■! ”“ 6*iai appfoilmaiair lour minuiai. Uniil l^ *™ OfW ?JD r.i; F Ut.,11 •«! .a Onttft ri"KII wara il or naai laiiton hlghi. " s e n /e s ih e right to rejei{ect Responslblllilea includ"■ •" HJT1S.01 g s s i i “a supplies, dummy of dall) Colum CMt 1 4' een Clly Of H ansen, Idaho paper, and olher dutiosisas at SALESMAN £ ,“ ,'JS'!S SK lJn ;°w l!^ W d '’!;?,r'S?o;*,Tn'S!..?lonVi PUBLISH: Thursdajlay, assigned by Advertlslnc ““o: II.I a ; 11ff1 H H— H liiinoii:ss while V i S S * ^ ' 111 u r 8j‘ ConT* Pi»»iie 6 ’i ?i'.“.^ri^oV^:v;n5y;;?ou‘’//® '''“ " August 20, througjQh Director. This porson 'wifi wll Experience required .. Rl Eqiy S.B IM Prtt SH Coop Jirrti 1 l 11 5 m 1W ~'* TMouUlflViidamirkaiawatahignar. ’undt Ik Orox i S »S 81 Ff Bd II.ORLm Monday,August 31,1981)di also be responsible lor Excellent compensalloit - me $hf in^L iwn & [B !'• development, malnlalninc Data "’’ArehTe « -I' Inlng Oavid Steed & Associates '' ir„:'Isll '£ » and building of a lotal Co-op:o-op Idaho Falls, Idaho. 8224M1 , & . s , ? ! Program for ihe TimeS' iiiU s f t fel Toda’i a y ’s m a r k e t ___ Announcements Newa. Tne oerson for 7?: ihls -JOB CORPS : — -£.-iL l” -S' -T»—7 I.-7 V + -H ------7------rn>-.- -APPLY— NOW— FO R -F A ir— ■■ ^ !sis r '’‘B ------i i ’ ------10b-shouid-bo'able-|o-|ype’ a 001______Rert!orlst minimum ol 50 wpm, bo ENROLLMENT. Call Sam Sf. «s a,tfi I MullOll Am 23 ‘i. 9h !> Sl.: li a t a gq l a n c e .J;,: Overacre 42M458. Free Penn . Cdnir tMO UV MARJORIE'S FLOWERS *77. fa personable and a aell- ' S K ® P*niapae in’ JSJM su rte r. Hours will be Mon- training opportunlly. Ages ffl B , ' H T s iiiii i:- t i Payuvtr a 10 "jfWWa"! m i«» YORK ™ (UPI) - Miikait att i» loss; dalivariss. All oc 1 m» clot* on Ffidiy; caslons. S4S Sparks. 734 day-F ridav 8:30.5:30 withith a ■ 5:s! SB ; ,r,!“ i r i ! “ i 5 starling salary ol $800 per SECRETARY, shorthsnd or s s w . . . . e “ 5t Y«rd.oy £l M 3 M ■mo’ihV liiaf"® ’’*'*'" 8021. Kay aienotypo. Leoai holplii! - IbT F (^ 1 t4 IH .L Of«lfl SI7K.L Tu . El SON.L MS 3 3 -1.111 2m ..icnn Stociii—Higdax In modaiiu•Ill* • SB monlh. Please call Kay 101 FM 10J9 H.t Incoffl 9.49 H.L Strit In 7.91 171 naa- G o o d p av . MaHDOweti Ml OBI 1IJ5H.L H“5, "‘f f l i . tr,S'«k*-CIOI»d 1 Iharply hlghai OW______LMl/Founi 4.0 N.L Still Qin ajlN.L In aeiive tra « 3 1 728 Shoshone St, W ell,’ U.aN.L Sun Gra 10.10 II.M Monday & Tuesday 0-122 or 734-1205, ______r ^ r f e s}j«.sfsst L £ , 19.971 N.L Tti Uin .l).ni9JI G old futures i ' . ssirF.E!. K i W . ; " ' ' • CHECK DAILY 1-3 fora personal Inlervlew, MAGIC VALLEY funertl ADVERTISING r* F ™ '.S j c "5™ ” ' home desires dependtblr,- FORCURRENT . UYOUT/FRODUCnON &% . "i|'i Ls , - « i I 'S“ NEW YORK (UPI) ~ N»» Yorii Y oold (utura* ? " '<> up uP 2. and lerbaina up iM to oil IN retired couple or single lady. ..tilflh«,E.llma« 1 «m. , "" HOUND POUND) PERSON for llohl duties in exchsnge « »iS l i s i t s B si 'ffi 1 Responslbllllles Includoludo for large apanmeni plus ’ « VU ii.tiiM i Zjri* ^ ', NY Com«i -100 tfo » ^; Olf*.up«ftfoyoi. p oaiiBiiih iI ^mirk^^trand i ■■ NEWS . W t l l i lay-out. design and produc­due- utllllles. Send resume and tion ol most advertisingsing references to Box C43, cio rris I' Has yourlBM : s r s „’5,i3 l i i K i placed In iho Times-News.»ws. Times News, P.O, Box 548, . iSssi £ 'J S ' license B»lred7 it m ark ets did This position requiress a Twin Falls. ID 83301.______;• i i ” W h a t FOUNDdoos minimum typing ablllly ol SO . fr„ ail E■ r i s S f s '• ' ■!:Sr,S a a NOWATTHETWIN FALLS M MICROWAVE SYSTEM' •S wpm, a valid drfver's license REPAIRER. Full training and ' ANIMALSHELTER and vehicle. We wo^ld like i l l ^ 2ai1/ eI ! ^ p.n“ ciSlS2SlI?"*' many beneflls. High School! ^ B a H i ? T H a “^"^rssts W- som eone wilh graphic art or f s l ' i s Friday Thura-yir Wk Ag| n 0 ' diploma required. See it you- lay-out experience. How­• , . can qualify. Cali Anny Op-- a K ’iiiss )f I.FamalaBlacXLabPup. ever, we will train If you are . I “ i | ss. X S:Si!:il I r ■ ** • 279 ist in L S - S 1 2 ! IMPOUNDED Aug12. 24 l.w n ita poodle malo. with som e overtime andin S MUSICIANS & SINGERS forl SliS'S'® ''''’' W ""’ ' 3. Famalo blactcand brown P z II sr , MS fs. Z ! i ” l l i i W o r lI d d g o l d wn Saturday work needed dur-fl" ■ Spaniel. Ing peak periods. Slariingting afler8:3ffpm, _ ■ • — 3, Terrier mix lemalo brindle J ^ g S i S i M V S• Z .S ‘S M floid . eoiof. 3ie wage or t3.60 per hour plus}lus NATIONALLY known C on-, "&'t! sls’1 'ilsi prieaiQuoiedI,2d^ru«rc.w small rnonthly bonus.lus. aumer Finance Company-' ^ ^ ■ JS i s ^ h 1.7110(1 Valu*. Um fvnt: “ g ^ l P *lSw“ '‘ “I IMPOUNDED Auo 2S , . Please call Kay Thooner,ner. has an unusual opportunlly' ■ r .' iiil ?T Ji' ,«l ]»r Pho«BU cum: 1. Female fiolden Lab Rei Personnel Msnagsr,jsr, for you In a program leading : sa™ i“»K is«, “ iS!S S si isli'il , . 'Times-Nows 7334931 Mon-Fon- 10 a managerial aaalgnmenL • “ J MSi i g Lti i l » Vll spc 11J71 H I. ^<^^nor golden Lab Rei'81 day & Tuesday B-12 or 14Ifor for Formal training In major.' Ol «***'■ij.aj3.« ^ c a personal lntent homeime appolntmenl. An Equal Op- .. fe isit S' & H . l l i i lov- portunilyEmoloyorM/F/H. > I9.B9N.L Utfft SM 14 JO .t mmBecause Oogs ara broughiIhl em ber.' FREE kii, training & St*'*ei **T.ni?S So ■ 'jia'Hi as B !:li t BALER In every hour, and SOLD or hostess gills. No collecllng NEED PERSONS' for maid ;J1 g 'jK’g ^S 7 ^-n N e w H o lla n d 2 8 3 T 0 ESTr6 yE0 after 48 hours,rs, or delivering^. Earn Com- Srfl® I" a i i s t ’I": in'’peiaon’'a't^ihe"L*Ittietw nd mission -i- SS)0 kit + bonus Reody to go to w orkk ...... please call or visll the pound “« InniTwln.______r i! 'iiSt I .UK.t] WdUf ton L M,500 dally to chock whether vourur flilts (trips, camera. iii § - £ i W ij pol has been picked up. ThisIls microwave & lols more). Gel3ot NEED 1 experienced De-, iliil si t is nol an up-to^alo list.!l. Slarled today. Call 5374920.Q taller. Apply 1020 HighUnd . isT nji"" iii BALER MIxod dogs are hard to de­ Avenue East. Btin Fd r,M ia IJB1 1 i i f z '4 New Holland 1263 SelFS< Propolled with ^ e- AVON- Jean Chapman & ' l i s S . ’U scribe, come lo the pound to Marilyn Herbert, Districtriet NEEDED experienced SST r ,&”* £ . c a b & c o o l e r • w a s nlot o a custom bolor 800 II your pel Is there.e. Managera for Avon are now Como and pick,oul a puppy ?ia ^44^'o%lnos"only. — ■b ' h . i S i S - s y iLiils E -vary clean ...... 3y hiring In lime tor Ihe m ,m 'or full growr. dog- they>y Christmas selling season.in. NOW HIRING for sales man-i ' would love to have a home. ar'F'T i,.,:, feS lilst S 1 iiK H a '' S:SS:t - Ca.'lnowL7344258,4234804.4. ager training. Call before , SS5 - iSSi ii BALER BABYSITTER needed In my 1flAM_orafter8PM32»43a8. S i’r'■m . dhrldtnil. jiiniirii- N ew Holland 278 home. Monday through Ellun Trt » « lli JntfMi iBsr ■ js“™''i„10.08 N.L UlM. f t OPTOMETflIC : • Ready to go ...... JEROME DOG LOG ASSISTANT *2,500 LovM ^e and Loyal - At the new Twin Falls Eye 8URQER KING Is now hiring"B Center on Shohsone Street, ' ' lor psrt-tlme day positions, BALE WAGCON j Seeking <^ood Homes Training available. Send' Hours: 8am*6pm mon-lri resume lo: . „ Sugar futuress T o d a y/ ’; s s t o c k s N ew Holland 1048 SeSelf Propelled w./cab, autom atic tie,e, good tires ...... 1. 1 male poodle, X, gray ,2 BUSINESS OlllcefManager ' n6,50Q years. ^ position available. Experkirl- Jerom e.idtho«S38 S. 1 male lerrler X, black &. ence and background In [n* In- ORGANIST and a Choir tf»eli. while, 2 yoara • surance, admissions, dau■** Director needed for Pre* Mb. 11 a.m. BALEWAG^6 n . processing, credit and col* Noon 3.1 femalo Irish seller, red, 4 0^* s b ^ l ^ n Church In Jerome. New.Hotlond 1032 PuPull T y p o yeara.' lections, personnel man­ O ne of the best w e hovehc overbad ...... agement experience pro- f J i i : *6,500 n lerred. Please contacl Stacy^ OUTSTANDING Snpioy--I C all...... 3 2 4 ^ iliiii If no a n sw e r...... 324-4313 "'kX ' ;■ I i i i i lI +o'm ♦o!a l o i i JJ ji MIX-ALL s ss;, - Automotive and Sporting Gehl M odel 95 LOST black kltlen with light Goods Department. Must be '< ^ rings around (all. About.3? i g » O R . f e H r S * S < £s. s 8«mimtnt on Uni* L ik e N e w ...... willing to relocate aller *■ prtviouiind ciom. B-fiid. montha old. Last In viclnllyly ing for experienced CS *3,000 n Supervisor In 145 bed hospl- of M.V.Hospllal or Stawarl NEW YORK ^UPI) - Oom«itlelie i S um Nd,' i r school area, 733-S130, Ul, expanding lo 185 with■h office Monday thru Frfday ^ Fres Fit'Inandng on all new'&used‘ & I . 1. LOST largo Goldon Retrlev-■ new lacllltles. Only expert-J - IromlOini-IHii.. ; ; enced person need spply, Haying aqu]u Ip ment until Januorary 1,1982 ^ ' '' Excellont salary and benelltZ; PART-TIME milker wanled,> •; $ 1 , 0 0 00 . .0 0 m inim um on corilm tracts - package. Oonlact Helen afternoons a week. l:30pm- *• LOST noar City Park, ■•Blls". Beer, Personnel Aaslsunt.’I' 7pm. Must be neal, and Uke '• email gray female cat‘t Msgic Valley Memorial Hos-'J: pride In a |ob well done. ■- w /unuaual markings. Pieaso III Dairy cattle experience and ^ WM" u f f i K I * ® 8 pilal. Twin Falls, or call ipinVnVi'rti'lVlljiyupis. 'Sillitf call 7334314 or 7334841I fe7-2170. E.O.E. work referencee required. ~ Flier area. Wrlle Box J-33, e viouiandciott. """"•"I “" wSf V" CLERICAL WORKER, lull LOST Oldor Golden Female c /o Times Nsws, P. 0 . Box r lllg E e time employmenl. good>a H»,Ti«iiiF.ii..iDniiii. : Retriever. Wllh Pocalello0 benellts. Contact Jim lor M ost actives i ' K i ; ttOs. Please Call 7344389, appointment. 5434244. . PARTS MANAGER r LOST Soulhoast ol Jerome, 'NEW tORK (UPI) - TM 10 |. DEISEL MECHANIC careersr with minimum 14 years ex" l[v« .(lock! In Amirtun Stock M tle Black U b . 3 yrs old,i> position. Must havo own REWARD. Call 324-2^, ID perlence In multi-line con- -* MmpaiUt iridlng ii 4 p.m. tools. Excellent benetll' slructlon and mining PACKAGE FROM Van's leftft package available. Call■I' equipment to handle parts : S ' c^i"' : :: S®ssi':l5- P i Aug. 22nd. Claim by Identi-I- }S ^ . -______. . needs. Profit sharing, hospi- •' tying.eontenta.733-^. EARN $18,000-830,000 first'st ullullon and denui plan, . gJ? ,u".'::::!Mi: ^>1 ii i l REWARD lor b ra u bed, lostII year selling pianos and or-r- sick-leave, and reliremenl. - on i-84 between Nampa andd gans for Hammond Mualclc For more Inlormallon call • :::: | S | Heybum on Aug. 20lh. CallII Company. Leads furnished.j. Western Road Machinery ’-. i i 11 342^BorW ^__ Single appllcanis welcomee Company 2324286 days or : ::::SSS 2 5 T ’S n r a full or part-time. Someis evenbgs call 23747N ask v m OM______Announcemsnlll keyboard experience de-»- lor Carey Shore. All Inqui- • Can't buy alrable. In Idaho Call 1400- rlos kepi In strict con- : W\ 6324721 oul Of idaho 1400-J- fidence.______r; M etal prices 'AUTO INSURANCE Because ol tralllc violations . RESPIRATORY THERAPY I- e tc? insurance too high? ’ EXPERIENCED milkerir AID. e i^ rle n c o preferred. Call Flora Overacre Aooncy wanted. Local relerencess Also OR Tech. ConUci \ ____ K!m bedi4a:«d_ n..(Hil.CliKM m. Mtrley Jackm tn al Twin Z lanGrowiiers Wan , EXPERIENCEOWAITRESS Falls Clinic. 73M7P0. • ;gs Be ehousevwill be FOR SALE 2 lotar, 2 deluxe concrele vaults & 1 bronia For evening shlll. Apply inn . RN-LPNs Z companion memorial. Pine, peraon aftor 5pm. Georgea Several posillons available. ~ •issues; : C’a Fine Food Ih 9 Kimberlyy Excellent wages and - ' Hursl Gardens. Sunset M»> iceiving b It Road, Twin Falls.______benefits. Call 4234591. 70.00 o rei j OM______SpectilNotlCM ”rtgSi»r beans thi their 1 007 Jobaoflnleraat_ is fall al I. 007 .lobsollnurvst :• %treury.440.00-t60.oo7aib.Ruii. ^ HYPNOSIS. Wolght loss, NicJ>«“. W iroiyiK Mtnod«i. f.o.Bf.O.I). P«t Col-'* tobacco, Self-Improvement. . Self hypnosis. 27 yrs exper. iMiw ai.ofr«.ee inquiries welcome day or roduetr 4n .» . , Buhlrreceivini nloht. c*llJohn.324-72a{. I CARRIER ClCOUNSELOR Ii g statioin 2 MINI-STORAGE ORGARAGES Tho Times-News CirctCirculation Department ;. ! f a £ S ' . All brick. 2034th St No, Twin. Is currently acceptlrpting applications for •; rM 3 2 5 a Carrier Counseforbr Iin Twin Falls. Area* > IB UOQ to tSOOO yearly rolurn on s s t iN .l o tt cint I E 9 a 07* weekly cosi, free trialI ~ of reiM nsIbllitv’ InInclude delivery q}. I 311112thAv fS 3i:£lrS s."a«ipo.ot. l I ■■MAGICMARY"7334181. ft . ( ■','i■ I — ~;::<^'TlmeS'Now!owsrrwin Falls, tdaho' • Satuaturday, A ugust 29,1981 lomasForSale ------030 ■ Hon ^^..F^B ale M2 F»K/fluMHoi^h.Sm ooy .loblabaoflnlareai gts H R S 030 Korn Babysitters 017 BusinessI OpportuniileaOpi PRICE REDUCECED. Lovely .4 ' balh home. : onnTi.MiTv ■ •BABYSiniNOlr3 in my home. HEAP THE LE i i a g i a *!® iS^ 8PACioU8Tbe< ______PERFECTOPPOfPpniUNITY_._ ..Potiy.irained.Cl doubis garage. I « r i !iM> borne, beauti .Close-to.H ar- -TURNS of 3 bual IIU 73«840 or I Place your "FOR SALE” odad in our Classified Sociion ?oae to down^ de sao jual 2 b l « ^ from 73*-«52. one choice lo ome. 734-3772. • infls- Terms av ir 734.0978. & , If If y1 o u r ite m h a s n 't s o ld .b3y y Iho1 ond of tho wook. wo0 worlcsnop. Idealweal for home orWaslem Realtv 733-23M.- housing lurnlahodiod plua sala- CHiLO CARE.' g f f 12s . bualness; zoned 0 . aee ^ c a ^ - REDUCED TO SlSELL, 2 bdrm- k S ' wKl w i rofund your monoyy OR( publish-your od on (SP — - ,ry.-P loase soncttnd lottor of • m eals,-snacks, professional. G appllcailon vicinity Mornings « or Weslern house on W acr« odditional wooh,. 7amnifUneh.s 5,' ~ Aasumable loa. ^ available. CallS C S CT Aurora Capilai CortJorporailon Call 7 ^ 2 0 6 . - ^ SSS® Of P.O. Box U t DEPENDABLEn lai i d'v wa"^ ; "ta SOMEONE lor - o - J T T S d ^ 733-2385.______BUYINGORSELUNG Twin Falla, Idaho10 033018J babysit your Offor good lor privaio porijorly odi only. Offor good - For Ihe beal in farm8 and 20S-734-U47 Nutrilious m mo o.l^ '’'“''a'!rd | g r “ F«n"cl,ise" (cellent loca- o n ito m s lo r s o lo o lh o r lh o M ? ‘SSm^ml-aliached 4 . . . I • ioa,COTi. cottago m o x p iro s ;------t7*“ ' j A ^0x10 bam. Therhe Ilovely brick 1043 Blue Lakes North ' h e s p ir a t o r V ~Thor7p7” tl E'xF e r iENCED3 childcare; Shade. Iruit. treeees, garden. I.~ J. ■3eI F — home (eatureasa 3 bedrooms, 7334227 lechnlclanandlhorIhorapist, Wo my homo, woekdskdaya. Profor 21§______IneonIncome PfOpeitY pasture. Ownor,r,734-lll«, 7 ^ 2 (amlly rooms.ms. large deck JlmPaulaon543-4S30 currenlly havo o0 poslllon polly-lralnod. Inquire In 528 EXCELLENT Ir 1E S 1II 'hat. Is partiallylally enclosed. ______' open for weokondi■nd and vaca- Conlor Sireol V Investment ______West. Kim- nowor 4-plex wilhijh 2S lois near TIMES-i;-NEWS 'm III ceniral vac, mart BY OWNER, 2 j o i n i n g lion II' Ir inioioslod borly or callI allornoons. j Magic Valloy , j ; ^ | tops and lota3ta of exiras. sections in Franklfn County, . please coniaciact Irene 423-M76. - • y HOW ALLBRKRICK ■ ■ - 1 3 2 T W r d St. Wo/Vest. 733-0931 @ 11 m,900.fS7BL. bodner. 20M22-332: ______Assuambio I- Wastilnpton, RecenMv do- - - IWILLOOBABYSIlYSITTING any - mortgago. Call ros3.;:”S3T- ^HREEBEDRDRooMs— f-r'V''’, r 'a ago. Monday-Fr'•Friday. Hot — *' ■ 1 GEMSTATEfTE REALTY exceptlona"Np?enly°ol wafe*?! Immedlalo oponfncnings In ICU, lunches provided(Od, Call alter m ______^___ ^ oom, den I ikeaBlvd.N., exceflsnl soil lype. Good NICU, and Modicajlcal-Surfllcal 6Dm423-4ioi.____ luli llnishod -5336' - location. Spill aale. wilh or . All shills, IS oxcoilont RELIABLE ChildI d C( a T o '^ y ' MONEYFORINOIV icellent NE wilhout option on balance, salary and bonolils. Conlact: Iiconsod home.1^0. Anytime. tS000toU0,000loS fAStI ' ’® fo’SS!"'! S ittis. fonced _ . JNI Choslnul, Oir OOOFASTi ^ ya,d. wood burningt ______10 3/4% INTEIN T f i i ^ n Nursino Sorvleos, much. much_ assum able loar :uUioma£an- 30iia!Fot8ale_ .030______Hom<^ e a F o r S a le ^ -030 ... .. Horr. ------0 »-pefaonnet-0e{•Deparlmenl:------(jjj------1—jjiyjnliiiioi^iiaia: 737.2170.' Maoic Vt cash-through- -Eicol'lJhr'-Tori^ "b » OWNER on” (l ' ' morlal Hospital.■ TvTwin Vasils! MMPLETE“ caTftarftei sham- « 'o*' Home Owmowners Loan aualKled buver U R O r - r i i och T style, 4 KIMBERLY, iOlder ' 3 **tlng area, iar jr. . $54,000, rnore acres availlyail., large. 4 Bedroom brick, laaho, E.O.E._____ pooing in homo■no or olllco jjom rranaamerica bdrm, 2 balh ck, extra nice Bedroom, 2-carf garage,g fruit {“ J " with lira ralos Call Ihe Senicoa. Your'"r.T mc S a™., Vi /J*' kitchen, lamilyIy r room, 2-car trees on a lenced ler acre, grooms, len den or fourth polenllal with now 4 SALESPERSON No P«. , beautiful view of ol S.R. Ca- garage, RV pad >riv>ia drivB bedroom home. Call Jerry at prowlng c OMPANY ai bo used 10 consoiia pad. beauliful S7.000 down.1. Assume bedroom. Priva Mark, buy "big lickel” It 5.500 nyon N.E. of>f TF.' Many yard * m aprlnkllInkling system $».000 at 8.5%>%. Call be- secluded area. 1^ (01 kid. vS 32*4922 or Real Eaute Un- Musl havo saloilaloaTSJ: 7345251«MorMa modeling, put inlc extras, extra aciacreage has l„ Concordia Wi !{,iS««.nd II2PMTO410L______^ :o 734-8219, WE MOW and d I Way. Ui.500. tween Bam-IOpm.m, 423-4878. o*o«e lo shopping Qfound. Call Miko 73 L t rnenl5,„you decldi homo for 24’x38’ Shop ' ------;------schools. Lols IIs of Large NEW on the markei. Short SEEDMAN: Expofiirn/irnTTTn "O* 1'sturb- ’£ yoi '“k Sp '‘a-*}, ApproxI- storage for b a hoVsi im m ediate poa,isseslon on 3 beautiful tress,s. North N Easl 180 acres localed In Klm- th s cloanino anaiM hat ndU ngif VjQLCgi?°nj.^e^7 mortgage. To soe hi 3, tl, plus stalls, Home app J g r PerkiSi 7333+M14M or Qene &««room. 2’ bat»th8, lamily location. Fee appralaed ap( al berly area. Some Twin Falls liod b i,g . SIS7.000 In small 80009, boa i r ” '" w(77. K $137,500, Conner 733-401-401B...iAio ChUCkr^hiifk room home, ChChoiceJ loca- $63,000 but ownervner realtor Is water plua lots of waler from orain; exporlonceinco"* wim Bu8inas»0{.Opportunities ment..Nowalumlniinum aiding. Extra acreage & buildings Parkins'. 733-0480. 1 734-8840 or ready to aell,, make mi olfor. spring makes ihla an Ideal olectrlc eyo hoiplulplui. Salary AUTOMATIC------c T r in twin f a l l s .... 733SAJi double garage. Localed Li al *39,500,734^73. BAVUCMT r..n Main W est Reallvllv 7344)555, Call Chuck alII 733-1874 73 or operallon. Reasonable lo ■ ■ 's j t a i s <23 Tyler. 90< loanianat12S lo ------LOW DOWN PAY o o m m e n s»uralo u WASH,M500 53M1 IN JEROME ...... rer 3 bedroom. FARM HOME ( QUALIFIED Evergreen RealtvIllv 734-3200.7 operate. Modern home olua w/experlonco. *Eq Just $22,500. CALL TODAY u i? R ‘ COUNTRY STORE^ W d ob ...... jor free ^V oK li?wilh large lol buyer can buy willvllh NO down 3 BEDROOM hrick brK homa tenant home, machine ahed, portunlly Employer r inlormailon ——■ i n ■■■ „mm market analysislls on your ,n d full basemeiiment at way «r»tl low interest,ist, close lo choice locationlon In Tw?fl •"d shop. 6nly$2300 p e Rsnoen .lnc.. 115 i: below current Inte Ijn o re f^sHs. This homeIme Is e x M ^ Call Lufct 733-1/17, South. Buhl. Idalio. ilhr.MmV'^- joneyWjnlM Mone ACREASEW ITI n n r r i / Call (or moro delal REALTY llonaliy clean and>nd vwell care^ Jones, 7334325 or Town and - ixSS •2Sndltlo“ ng Counlry Reallora, 7334718. TAX PREPARERS W “"SPRINGCR,CREEK Cleanvatar Realty J , " " - " for. Central air con IMATicBEE -on lonlh oid 2 flPA IT flP SS- ' In Soulhoasiorn Idol g Machino. S ______!2 ORS LOW INTEREST3T tLOAN can ------(enced yard, gan need men and womt J Z 2 5 M .-I ------c»rpon:-Ci;rv/ei( amoft who C000.32<-57t7afterner 5 pm, "FOR SALE” 125050 sharessl o|___ ^Twin__M _baih.of:■ofl -m asler----- — ------rj4H)CUU^ulS S on-tfifs-wBfl------RANCHES : ------want lo (earn how lo-c Spo------mafnulneTf’^d^Sedroom wllh ^ 7334329 or Toi Income tax returns. h e a r t ATTACKS:s fiforce sale "SmSose'GoId'Minoine STOCK, ; bedroom. FreeI standing A Country Realtors. 7: lear afolSId » # a c e value orr best be offer, slovo In living ro nurt niiT IE ^#e'»'ent, fencedced and und- A A fl p«rldnce necessary room plus CALL US TO FINI d^UOE new W W ^ 3 BEDROOM "Ml"Masonory“ i88 pr. Oit road, near lown, I wllh busy |rklrlb.82S0 large double ganlarago and YOU OUAUFY T FO ? J R .9 i'L ^ »« P etf lot and H W Train, part'tlme. the Ironlsae Qarlne Ln.. Ci.llrus ru: His. carport, gre' home In tha McBritcBrlde addi- E-Z forms, t390,600. - ' Earn approximately reenhouse. HOUSINQIKyoud( lion Heyburn. Has 3 batha, 80 ACf^E Daily, froer side on^ C ^ te''N'oVh"FSr'’k'ork and l8o Callf/nla 9Ml0,- pasture. loads olol storage, the LOW Inlerest )RWLTY • your first season, ToUi 314 acres. S n W l FIRST TIME OFFEcB ocn c/^a beaulKul 19' lireplaepiace. large Henlngbone. to p Improve- m lsalon only. Nol cc * n < 1.. s. $45,000. year old. 3 bedroon3om home In ------t2 iy ” ’ iS « !? r« fS ? (roni room ft kitcheIchen, lota of menls and equipmoni. In- es cafe.. ^ ______Instructions!"! S2S,000 assumableie loan at 9 fmmaculale c c 4 le v e IN E SALE. Lovelyandi to olllce. Rofundabia b r condition, ' NEWAIIelectrlc4i etorage. Also a 2 bedroom1 eluding 200 cows. $840,000. formance doposll ro801 pump, i f full inimmacuiaieconirInfminft Bn epartment wllhh a 2 car 240 ACRES. Improved, Wrile P,0. 8ox Reallv 7JJ5217, rage rooma. $495,000. w nr L m rv spaces alongJ " *I ” ! ,;? AIRUNE CAREE ------living room wl Pocatello. ID 8320404 (or cali All j ^ cres wl ^AMd^emv m a g ic VALLEYf REALTYF GEM STATE REALTVRE Z ~ ------"."r'iss sssC'si^^ri,",’ (20a)232-17t)0.______...... fireplace. Large kl: menl onlv. 878-628?. ?,— r —- ol room for expansi iwin^^p^c^ 733-558010 525 Blue U k e s Bl 'T i u r i ‘^in'hg area. Ten ' TIMES NEWS CirciJrculallon family buslnesas"*'s'K Seth. is In your Evenlnos 733TINQI plan and double p>0,'.A C fil5 Oept Is now acc 18 yoars or accepling youra lor a roasonatin.bl. d o i ! " « ! ; "T."S q'" 2.Slory with 3 Bedrooms, Bsd 2 Com er lol wilh ms' applicallons lor mamaliroom of $40,000, Ownertr ww iic jrrv Older and a HS oraduale. gn APPLEWOOD CONDOS, C ------bilti. (Jon, tormiirmal dlnino and beautiful ahn .;i»n"si«i5fIlor Irrigated ■ lS«.A C f'«, brick home. em ployees. Pan-time :ime posi- contract. Lewis a)!d an clirK y?lf lallly for , excellent financingIng avalla- COUNT THE WAYSm vou'Lt. "•*. “s;arpet, » p ll- tastic location near m Blue with good Snakee RlvRiver water -S20-022;,. lions, night work. Apply Ap in Cafe. P. O, Box 1185 lie North alrline/lravei ^tralni^iQ, tr 'b lo , on one and at two LOVE owning Ihls 1 paint. Good Lakta Mall. ThisI Shouldsl s w ir 'laat « results ®56 ACRES, summer range person 8am-Spm dallyoily to tho Fork. ID 83488 or Mcall M bJS or KM28-1655. bedroom units. Some Soi wilh home. Pleasant'■ ct c X '? : 2 Circulation DeparimonT'on»- Vlrolnla Becker (20fl) (2i Vncouver.W____ A. fireplaces. Call lor lor an ap- location.' sharp d ".«>■ " L '- S l . S ” f f l „ “ i 3 l 733^457.______2162foraDDointmenlenl. _____ .. poinimont to see.*81-182. *8 bedrooms, coiy Cfire l S i l n „ iW ^ IO A ‘ family room, owneirner financ- REAL E STA 4-LEVEL, 4 bedroomWM, CARL BilTLEfl REALTY epiace, dou- . 1 » Eaat Main, Jerome. ,Q, . Real Estate SPRING CREIEEK ■'10 plus eaay assumable as SAPPRAIS, IJ amleETT- r-n WARNINGI n s loan. $87,500. »(20Bl sumableVA A nytim e...... 324-8166 P U The Times-Newlews re- ______^ loan, S5W0 down u I WANTE[ com m ends that y payments. 7334349» 4 ? o r “^ ...... vestiQale every p^Ss“e pfi 'S f operOpen House ------?------GEM STATE RE . AMBITIOUSia investment opportJortunilles. ------i------WANTED TO BUY: 120 -180 . ^ BEST BUY Only J27, A ijf|s|„r;;^':.“ R EEALTY / ------, _ Acre farm In Twin Falla or MOTIVATED;P ospecially Ihose (rorIrom oulof Q30 Homes F slale or odored by a nesForStle 10% down, 2 bedroom. b< OFFICE... 737 3 3 ^ 0 7 6 4.84 ACRES WITHVITH VERY Jerom e area. Low down gas heal. ______DemsVoJImw ..! i; veable floor paymeni. long term pay off. Salesperson tor Iho0 n forfc addi- FIXER-UPPER an ’ Phone 334-2400 or 1-800- dining room, familyIly room.1 BY ANXIOUS OWr llonal Income. $79.(179.000. Ap- bedroom. See al ______Fenced yard wllh llh nlco Price reduced 15,115,w " to >^g-S!BJ-Y-RENT.,734734-2050. polntment oniy 733-)W-7515. No (erson. $18,000 ottri H KELLEY MOTOIr o R s ------rn S T "2 realloia pleaae. ■ 467-3903. landscaping. sprinkler spri $87,500 wllh 9% assissumabie DUPLEX, almost t , room, family roqm,wm7 din no H 733-1823 w e l l k e p t andId clean syslem and palio. S90.000. $91 loan. Ali brick. 3 Bedr}droom 2 Bedroom, walk-lnin closet. NICE BRICK KOIHOME on FOR SALE BY OV,3WNER, 3 area, llreplace, 2 car ______601 Main A v i PE. Orlvo-lnn. Fasllood>od and »10SBL.______bath, ranch stylo wilh w full tusem eni on 1 sld, family insulated and p - ’------dnnH-tJDBmosr-with------basem ent— and— re jnt oleclrlc- -Sawloolh-SchoolI Di; Di8trlrt,-3- -foom .'nlce yard, rea■oaso^nable Corner lot. close lo s V---______ing. 5 lots and all equlcS 'lItSIT -GEMSTATEREAL'IALTY------fleck-Lafge.loncad.l Owner will bedrooms, litlireplace, term j. 2120 Sherryrry C ircle,. .Prjced.ln.Iow.$80’a..3 Only $20,000 down>wn and 525 Blue Lakea Blvd. I a . J . Nl.. NE ifflliyroom." Call lor 'a n ' ap[»lwlntmont. or537<«87. rrT rr. balance al 11V4% lnl linos. 734-1»83aftar8otTi. ’™ JblirrM:— - WANTEO Full or“ p j ^ 733-5336 .T rrrr-, Porkins 733^)480 .or Experienced Dental* Aasls- A: ' BY Builder new 2 bodr BEDROOM FOR SALE 2 beeMdroom ' tant. Preler tralnino Conner. 733-4019,c s s s S k ™h°ome:“ “ Partial home, 1 bath, largirge living (01 GutolTown Barker exp_anded duties, 733^?li2F,« LOWELL WiLLS REAlEALTY RE0^Jc^~7fo~ln2 m . .a'^iir^'rkT1 i dosel! Por"lM.733-ndlllonlng. Call 733^)882. 8 Y~0~WNER 2 bdrm WANTED part-time dreasino room & 1d o u b l e ------B bar 734-7P92or733-aSfl^ home on m acre N,i heat, g fenced backyard,rd. large FOUR BEOROOM lot, goM 3 ^ ACRES + /- priced at peraon lo work evot Jerom o. 8?*% assum r.S?I?25- KEY FOR SALE beI theIht proud assumable 8% loani jT S io K : K f f i r - i a ” terma” torn ^ only $320,000. G o ^ Snake shllt. Apply In porsonm oonlv' WOULD UKE TO assi pproved. g„„^, Q, ,hig c oanll Drive Top northeast locacation on discount for caah. 543. 1 o ij ' with CPA with auditd’t l«Sk. 324-5819eves Of wkends cute 2 ^ II at 384 Adamilams, only com er ol North Junl 543-4541. River waler right. Low lilt,. Monday-Thursday al 1 F ------bedroom home willwllh 3 In $39,050. Call Ed or T 3 sprinkler irrigated and long The Windbreak, u Mi .n i; around lo share olllce i iT cuort BY OWNER 4 bod « Tw»y«. Julie Lane. 2 bathsiha ^ImllS ec o n o m y hom e- ai a n d expenses, I havev e t X c ? SPACIOUS CONTEd [odroom. partial basement.I. Newly Marketing AsscVssoclatea, ,00m. 2 flre with lull Valley's II night soot. cuW e-sac, lols ofI «exiras. remodeled kitchen 1pi plus new 734-4875,______aquipmonl. .library.•y! and RARY HOME In primeNme NE yvas $«1.iO0 reducc ______beautiluily landi Jtllity bills, Realty,733-2828.______Warned RN's & LP's, FullFui or -“rqe shadedVlenced xoseni Barbershop, Buii ready tS M s W Call 324-7388,“ 73M8M) Jerom e for FmHAV qcqualllled prime northeast iclocation" 733-10a2or324-31^•3354 1B20 acres spuds, beel. to you a lanlastlc.opporttiwtun - $49,500, Prolllabio nowr«w n?,?; foofn- This home 1$ read .appilcanta. I3t4%y> annual. walking distance toto school ty In dirocl imalos. TOTAL' TOT groal potenllal lor gigro«vlh ” 2.000. #72Blf2BL. ' bean, grain land, Sprinkled. ; ______percenUgeirate & mmonlhiy and shopping .centerters. Call EXCELLENT ’ TERMS-MS- 1720 Can be aplil In 2 paniala; ' SUCCESS INC. Is on ils with oxceiient lerms. paymenta as low as $490 a for more infort orotind floor & orowinQ ft ormallon. sq ft; newly painted;ed InaldeI ConUct Vic at 4384750 eves; IQ fast, your own boss in \ U T Y . ^ monlh..324-5940. ______#81-195. and carpets cleanoi Por more Inlarmailon.n. call( Valley. Cali Ceniury 21 < d.N .. «n M . 3 ^ 958days.______H Mark734.^348or 733-1245^ NO REALTOR FEES. i bedrooms. 2V4 balhs,ha, lllormal 40 ACRES Hagerman. Fuil W l__ ty Properties. i-3fr2i: wiil pass savingsfs oni 10 SPRING CREE:EK ‘Jlnlng room, fireplae H 3.4 PERSONS Noododlod to Chuck Storey 1-377-0839 Bplace & water shares, Ao buildings. buyer, 3 bedroom In + ecres. All in new allslla. 733-3983, manage & run a bnbrush ___ berly. Call afler 3:30 s S S K W " ■ carwash. Thoso withh pro-p _ ' LDpen 4220. vious oxporionco will>111 be COMPLETELY FEfP-M -Pn ______AcfeipetLob considered for mo manai ------ACREAGE wllh 2 bedro< & assistant manager pc sdroom:2 ^U R G E comer lol and 314 ■ " S / n non,’,! lions. Some moehani on HomeaForForSale 030 Homea FoiForeale .. . .aklila are helplul. All lepii ------^------)PEN % .... ------are kepi stcicily conlldontilontlil, ------EXCELUNT LOCAT Salary Is dependant up ICATION. ixcellontVoi? course home akiil level. CaltJlm Lynch Heb u se s ■ Near new 3 bedroom>m homeh sites available al North Rim H or Sr. at 678-9009. lor on 1.28 acres and1 oniyor 2 Falnv»a. Ken Roy. Snake appoinlmont which will miles from Jerome.J.^Owner 0^ River rfeal EsUle. 7S3^317. held In TwinFaiis.______fi - HOOUSES anxloua. $80.000.18941.” 1. CHOICE HOMESITE S.W. of ■ SSOOO DOLUR ENLISTMEIMENT ------^ “PRICICED RIGHT” WE HAVE aevenl BONUS In comcai art Ilstlngeonlots. f»l new M agic'Va^^?.'*lulUble*for ■ field. High school dipiotiploma , _ — OPEIiN HOUSE■ $ 4 9 U S A ^ PRIDEprii OF OWNERSHIP oxeollV mobile home. $18,900. ki-pu available. Call roquired. See ll youu canc I — — — - - 1 throu lovt in a 33 1bodroom. 1 S bolh home lo- quailly. Call Army C V llILLAOILRIO ^ RIM ROCK REALP\LTY Gudnln 9434800 or Weatem cotod I oxco&nl>nl Ilocation. Eloclrlc healing, wall Really 73^2389. portunllles colloci in Tw E ■STATI!IS SUBDIVISIOJN Intulo d, (Irallacolaco, doublo eorpod. nkely lond-•J' 324-8111 ■ Falls 733-2871.______lood Irt W othlngton SI. North icopo C lonJdd ytyard ft locoted on quiol eul-do- AfWHounC*IIS24^ ■ WANTED Exporlenci I Soturdoy — 1 i00-4i00 P.(M. « o c N ,3 3 9 -aI Diesel truck & irallor driv FOR SALE BY OWNOWNER, ' I Pol«LIn*Ro« $ S 8 B 0 0 bVL ni D n e w « WHATA BUYf E»- PPUIT TREES GALORE on ^ I I Friday and Sl callen floor p lo tM of square footago, dayllio boson nt wllh roi S t t ’n S ’? r,.w sK irr,?7n- rolB for fuluro oxpantlon. 4 down ft assum e 8% k bodro nt: 3 bolhs.Iht. A lra Intulailon. doublo oo- '..te' 3 Miroom- Will consider lease opiion. opt home, llrepUce, basemeni, . I OM______SalesPeocPeople rooo more. Horn,lomo q M f le t for VA ft FHA fl- Call 543-4839. ^ [ llEsli nonclr I No. 242-A3-A. I _ ■ SELF-MOTIVATED individu Hates' t tSUND PARK VILLAGE H needed lor indopende mile north ol Macks» Inn on , . H . m eal and soafood dislri&i; r I IMMEDIAlATE OCCUPANCY- 9 $ 6 9 ^ FANANTASW ASSUMABLE LOANI US 20. Owner/Builder ■ 'torship. SSOO a wook poleilolen- I • It o n lfl* ! whh 0 bolonco of new home on golf coursi tiat plus bonus. Musi havhave s u m S 4 0 .0 0 ^ n IhlaI llo' o v e l / ^ y b r old hom e. Foo- bedroom, 2 balTi, all elect John M. ow fi^uclovilh ^ ver wrvan. vai | ~fff?tTll turoi 4Mdrooms.it. 3 bothi, f(% al dining, fomily Ilnancing. Roads open room Illh flroplocilace, b o i e m e r ^ fully finished yaar. Open daily ■prt or Barker TfqRITORYSALESMAFr lolt of siorogm ^ble evenings 20MW-7!£LtS I ' REALTORS S434371 . National pump companyAir I I KMARILLO^^^ nlcM ^fenced ft londicapod. Ion docfl|M llW Q«lk MorlonlnveatmentCorp.orn, . LOT8FORSALE looking lor.an oxpoiienco vo bath homo. Two cor garogo,go, or* opilouB ft m utirtltelllllNo. * t3 ^t^ ^ JEROME, Nice Iittie Variety ol sizea wllh all salesm an to travol southerihern ! I s M v - B S I I I T a O M«ot l bar ond much more. Bedroom houae on 2 AcreaAe Klmberiv, Caah or • (daho and Ulah. ExcoilerIllenl $7«000 BEAIIEAUT1FUL NEW TWO $TOrI ao\jth oftown. Waler ahar opportunlly. Salary piu X I Threo bodroom. twoS 8 ,8 0 0 C O im iA l HOM£I In excoiient NE oroo. Interlcl >38,900. Call M an, 734-4 ACRES near Ilwaco ft ' commiaalon. Frlngi iT I fomily room with wol colorloronleo earthorth tones, excolleni floor plarfl orWeBlemHaalhr.733-2313^ ' U n g Beach. Wn, Virgin land . benellts. Car provided. Sent 3 bJroom*. 3% fc w th irees. On “ coMt - . .. resume to: 0-33 clo Timei 'i bolht. counlry kitchen will 4 BEOROOM, 2 balh home imes , ^ a breovail nook, doublodoi garogo. v>«II intulolofl Jerom e. Low interi?5S ,n highway, nesr golf course. • - ..N ew s.B o x .548 Twin Falls m ■. * s » ! gg»ff°c«n.$2i(K»acre. ; . IdahoaMOl.______ft lofl of oxiro tlI ApprovedA lor VA o r FHA ( l- aasumable loan. $44,7 “ • 1 n a n c lg l No. 341-A.-A. • I Four Seasona Real WANTEO. people willing ic THE m g 10 ' ____ Jerom e 324-7849. Eula-i-fleSl: Re ^ 2%AC«OODOWN workI Direct salos. wo train torowned.324.7945, - ■ Wendell area. 5384781. • areal, potenllal, ropuiabie K BRO^m!3oQotHM*e5mTIP^^'!'IT!*^55!?8S r l BRUIGHTON CaryCotlodso....------734-6945 ■ 033 nitf/BuhlKoin«ifor9 CoriolloCo* ...... 733-2080 50% COMMISSION solllnfl I Jo d tC o x ...... 733-20BO ONLY S9000 DOWN Owner Own M ti& ujaSj^!!!!.* : advertising lo local bus”i:;e j « s ; JohnCrondell ...... 734-4859 n e sse s. Call 734-0300, ; 3 , 3 4 f i i I ready to aell thia lerrlfloaIllo and 3 LOTS In NORTH STAR Jonlo Goorgo...... 733-4006 well Inaulated 2 bedro(Klroom SUBDIVISION. 110.900 M?li- I W all Hos...... 433-4397 h tone Call 32*4134. ______009 EmptoymejlAgenclM • Dithwo%licr WARILLOWAY ' home with AlC, earth toi i * i ' ro baifi Iwmo. Fully carpolod,J O k k lrw lrv ...... 733-6604 carpet and wood bumli • Rongo I DebroMcOonold... loom • A.f Condiiior.'ng much moro, ...... 825-5942 atove. Call Gloria 94^4559. SA~C»OODOWN - • • Sunken l.vinqfiooi LynnRasmutton ... ««• Wendell area. 5384^" 015- - BabyjJHera t • Cothedfol C«ilingiigi •Firoploco I I3 S CAM ...... 733-2807 ATTENTION WORKINGNG , • D.nioq Room I Tbroo-bodroom. two Betty \?eefi...... • Noiurol Oo*H*ol 1 8 .5 0 0 Bob V e e h ...... PARENTS. Klndurgartan.en. I •Klichon . • 2 Car Corog* * /ocarcarporl ondm :::::::::::::::::: John M. pre-)(inderganen, & nursory Sheryl Thornton ...... , ...... 733-1116 classes available at Bo 'IN A N O N O AVAILABLE IS IC/HLFOROmiLSIS 7 0 D A Y I I ,, »4tALIFIED BUYERS Barker P*>ep. For additional In- f - MODUS OPtN, REALTORS 5 4 3 ^ S ACHES- Southweal ol ' formation call 733-5097. ___ n* 734-6370 ^ I 734>441^ 1 1 Men.-Fri. , 12*/. OWNER Fir GEMISTATE 2 80RM in Buhl, excelle BABYSiniNG, my home,.ne. I - anytima oxcept Frl nighis, good, localion, Immedla Orop-lns wolcome. S. INC. ^'W.00p.ni. I P h o n i SAij g y oecupangf^tow down, goc I o r J o a n B n E BABYSITTING In my home, 5 ACRES In Melon v Valli Jie y *•""»* potty-trained.. Hot lunches I J 1606 ADCDDISONAVE.t witti newdoublewkle mobi: provided. Foncod In yard. K.331I 734-0269.734.6999 j home, greal view ar BARNESREALTY Momlrig Side Aroa, 734-3135.F ' 1 ■ 7 33 i 4i - 0 4 0 1 ) - private. Call Gudrun 943481^ North 'o rW ealem Realty 733-2369.a u . 753-8227 1 J o H S a tu rdday. a A ugust 29,1081 Tlm^^5-^tfs-Now s, Twin Falls, IcJaho C-5

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-ACROSS •JflActfosi «»» Answer to Proviojvious PuHle ^ ^ — Farrowrow I- I— — 1 ------48 Ono) racingrai P j ^ | ' I - ^ . u i o 0S4 Unfum.ApL4DuplnH . H 067 Mlacellanaoua For Sale ta o n Appllancoa Hammarjkjold circuit;uit . P • * U li ® 8. BBIDGBE * ' 074 Mualeallniirumema FOR LEASE 4 Play busybody 49 MoatIt hihomoly J ' £ c. 7 NEVES' USED Walnut Vanityy LIKE NEW Bundy trombone10 hjoviNG.' ' “ 73 " c i r " ! ! 8 Ruitisn socrot 53 Surtdor t r f f i P 1O sw ald Ja co b y an dI iAlan Sontag W arehouse-Reuli-or OlllcoIco w/whlte awnings & blacKk wllh case lor salo. $140. Catl idor ^ I I ^ Space. Spaces from 600 lo >J!ionr:aUe5«hatti.v»i.ttio:::10:: -423-^m-aftqrgpm: - ■ — -Q 17 Pannor- -— ^ ^ " ^ fan ccroTi ro l ± !i NORTH ■ S.JJ.81------r - mnake i this hand and saw Ilon or shop building. 2158« - NEW-SOLIO-OAK-Kltchon-1 pTice ol a new ono. Pocan Cablnets. Wero used lor 15 cubic fl.Whlclpoolrolclo- _18 Stories______63 Mathh ty symbol ttiZ lii■ LtJwls - ♦10832 thatIt he bad to hold his club 4lh Avenue east. 734-a38. ; ..o o d i w a j 3 « ! S l ______■ oraior, has laigo fcoozor ¥ 8 7 lo serera to one.. r, display, win soil way boiow 20 Sludy courso 64 In th.iim.nno. it r 19fooi6.ll <3 1 OFFICE lor rent, air condi­'• cost.Call 734-3402 atlecepm. STUDENT TRUMPET with.n soction. 3 yoars old. Llko 13 Depart this ♦ Q i o s Trhen h South em b ark ed on a tioned. privale packing, easy 22'Prevarlcaio 65 Closo® tc loaguo (obhr.) 1life case. $50. Groal lor 7th,h now. $275. Call .734-5086 or ♦ A963 wlnnaning campaign. He took access, som e furniture In­n' O CLEARANCE bucgandy' qcsde. Call 733-3026. 7344438 altor 5pm ._____ 24 Son of Jacob 66 Nounn»Uf?Sr-_21 sT Beast's 4515 Spoed5 3. Pre-Way stove. Approved lor 25 Hawaiian h is 8'ace of hearts and led thc cluded. Special term s for [ VIOLIN K. Nice. $150; Small,1. 16 i'l WESTINGHOUSE H ^ stomach measure r WEST long lease or will remodel.,, mobile homes.' $450 besl instrument j DOWi t right b a c k .. I olfer. 733-2174.______modern pump organ. $125.i. Bosi ollor. Call )W N 23 Macklo (abbr.) ( Located 270 Falls Ave West. 20a Borah Ave. 7344631. 29 German 25 Above 47 f Sast won and promptly Twin. Call 343-5548. '■ OLYMPUS' OM-2 camera. 17 Nile Rivor Ihed the king of ojamonds. I WARNEB-S BAND Insiru- composer 1 Norman t trusses. Call collect lor his Iace of diamonds he REGUUTION Size Foozball new $300 or besl olfer. 733- ( ------1 wouldlid set up dummy's queen * quoies. 328-59a2or326-3t22. 18 1 9 " ■ JT" 065 TouristATrsilsrBanUII table, 4-player regulation ______a club diward, ' size pinball game. Call ROUGH LUMBER, all By O swald J.co b y RCACOLORTRACK19'MV4> , dimonslons; corral polos, rote that South’s play ;2- BORM trailer, $140. 1st 32448;l8 after 5pm. vearaold,$225,7344386. , 22 ' 2^2: * and Alan S monlh free rent wl approval troaled posts, railroad lies. woddlid also have won if ^ t RIDERIS) WANTED RENTANEWTVIOwnanew, V Will deliver. 3244191. » I0fixup.324-3W. Leaving Magic Valley aroa 1 Studied his options tedwlthK-Q, K-lOorQ- ' color TV by renting. No cred­ 25 |26 |27 “ 2^ 30" )f clubs. Augusi 31 tor Chicago area itors checked. 20 BYBEE’S MANOR ORIVE, ’ share cost of gas. Call 33 " self if he had led his king ! STEREO EQUIPMENT. 1I V V^''lnsutallonboard$3,79 > a singletonIton or doubleton. He J S Has 2 vacancies available evenings 543-4728 or 336- Denon DP 30L lurnUble. 1I 4 4i''Cablnelblrch lubs Instead of a trump, n_Qw.Calt837-4833aflerSom. r ______reviewedid I the bidding. East We wonderw< if more than two / NAD turner, 1 NAD Pre-amp...... $29.93 a sheet 37 p r * 4 ^ t a p11 r obviouslyly 1 had a lot of red or thn COME UVE WITH USI Adult SELF-CLEANING oven exc 1 Haller, OH 200 power amp. vI t" 1x12 Partical board liree players in tbe world cpark. Rec hall, newer mobile cond. frig, Uble 4 4 chairs, ______cards andid jprobably K Q or K would 2 Infinity s h a k e rsI shelfs. s $2.29 each. Id have figured this out fhomes. Mor.. 734-8084. d g « .^ B e s t Offer. 4234239. w /slands. Call 3344478. 18’’x48" 1 Cladwood 42 ■ ■ 4 4 4 ^ X in clububs. s He counted hb andm made that play. U SE019 Inch color TV a s Is, lap sld ln g ...... 80«each losers andmd found one heart, (NdvsiVSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) | THE URGEST selection of $175. Call 7330330 28" » wide Delta rib Un M erchandise . ;unfinished furniture- dress­ galvanized ...... 83< linli 46 4 43 ^ B B 4 8 1“ USED 25" Magnavox col- ?, 06 7 Herchandlss e\ rs, rockers, stools, chairs ored console. fiSO or best: (Can also order colored Oe- and roll lop desks. The Mary ' Ilarlbtlnal93«allneslft.) 49“ 50 151 5 ^ |5•* 4“ 155 156 I 314 ton Allalfa hay. $45 ton. Carter i Cenler, 733-3493,2116 ' ^ffer,3264867altef5o,m. " — ------I3’x5V4' d e sk .-15 cubic ft. Fourth I Ave. E.. Twin Falls. 051 . Unfum.HouMsForfl*nl o freezer. Ocean poles 4 NORTHWEST - 67 58^ ~ 59_ “ _ leo- 064 ~Unhim.Apl.iOuplu*s .l< 078 Furniture iC ttpels - — — ______' reelsrBambo bird cage, USEO LAWN PUMPS , PLYWOOD SALES ______1 BEDROOM, possibly 2. Coleman 5000 BTU healer. 1-v^ 1 HP flood Pump $75; 1-1 ;ALL WOOO dinette sets lor (Behind United Oil) 61 62 Fenced yard, single car , FALLS APARTMENTS Newh Oster massager. Twin HP> Sprinkler Pump $100; ;sale, original design 4 . 62 |6 3 ~ cuslom made w/anilque de- 733-5909 !flarage. $165 month. 734-7073 Close ' to schools & shop- headtxurd h 4 footboard 4 i _plnp, , Chlidran-wlcomer -li -algaZAciQry-dltecL-SeajQ- _ $13J. 24 3 1 lS irtaw rn^ ”"le- appelate. 2 miles west ol 6 TTSiroS^h^me^n7 corner Warm- I friendly 8 quiet at- ia 1r COMPRESSORS, 1,1\^, i Sprinkler controllers $25 ! of Ramage and Diamond. mosphore. > 1 & 2 Bedroom o Buhl on Hiway 30.343-5714. 05 « ______GirsgaSale s 2HPunllB.20-t-30galcapaci- 300 monlh. 733-9433. Jj mirror. Box sprlno and n u t- »aonable prices. 9-4pm, Sal­ Oood condition. Space <143 WHY PAY RENT? S colors. Also Boa Boots-mosi sstudent typewriter. $150 or |! urday, August 29. United swlmmlno pool, (ancod, 3 BEOROOM HOME In Filer. f- colors. 588-2342 after 6pm or bbest offer „ tress. g $200.734-OW. ui V f'no wilflf- t t i , 000. Bt/fti Skylane Mobile Park. J8SOO. No ^ down paymenl. 100H Fl- 3 ' BEDROOM sel, gold daven- First Bank. 494 Blue U kos- W eslernReallv 733-2365. rnancing available for a ^$350 por monlh. *■LOVLY U R Q E 1 bdrm woekends. w Hats size 6U > v14-HP GARDEN tractor with ? Blvd.N. See you therel ' i>«<. Owner fianaoelno ' ^ d w n / p o i s welcome. “duplex w/appI $165. Nice 818H .b o o tsslze6 Med. J port, maple dining room ael limited period of Ilmo. ^ 42’' mower deck. Like new r BACK YARD SALE. SaiOrday WANTED TO BUY^m ^He >, large 1 bdrm bsmt apmt £AUTOMATIC CALF FEEDER, $$1,575.733-1702______wllh J 4 chairs, -washer and Bj r a ^ 7 4 Bill. Fulimor 54^ jJ w/appI & som e ’ lurnlture, Pi dryer. Call 7 3 3 ^ 7 . 0 to 2. Spool tables,-arm home axles. 733-7568- lo ti your lncome...lo qualllled rB 3 loR O O M HOME, family * g.d^j.^^o.',o..»«,. J2 Mobile Home axles. 8' el room, fully fenced yard In J.near Lynnwood. Ulll paid q FRENCH Provenllal Couch. chair, typewritor,- books, YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR app^^lcanls « wllh good credit. rp wide, 2 wheels 4 2 tires for n clothing, misc. Won’t start SUCRES wllh 4 bedroom. 3 MOBILE 2 HOME? We havo IB-Two 1 bedroom units. 4- H H«anaw . $250 p e r monlh. • $170.734-3101 or423-4974 . j bath home, (ovely aollino k BABY CRIB complele with sale. s AllerSom. 7344083. | early. f62 8th Ave. N., Twin. >' buyers. Conlemporary Three T bedroom units. Now 733-9300 ^ or 734^188. NNICE area. 3 bdrm. 2 bath, „mattress, $40. Cain's Clear- 3 ijo-asrW o-'a ! N.W. of BaOl tT^OOO Call t duplex. Beam • collings. jr 3 BICYCLES, 1-10 speed $35, gold n, French Provontial Bdrm Fi!iL______. H o m o s /2084 Kimbeily Rd- available. a Construction now 33 I BEOROOM HOME, on llvo t ance Center. 733-7111. 1-3 r speed *35, 1-3 speed Emmelt 733-8037 or Main TF.t Don Strovor 734-26^ or comploted c Including tully acacres. Oulbulldlngs. For . fireplace, heat pump-a/c. (T set. Twin beds, chest ol B/BACKYARD SALEI Fri 4 Sat, WastHeallv734<555. I L o .,0 . rol. 1340 r3 ij3 ‘i r JBROWN 14 cu, ft. GE retrlg- bicycle b built for two $73. d,drawers, dresser wl mirror, AiAug 28th-29th; lOam-Spm. 423-<101 allerepm.______landscaped l« and sp/lnxlerea. reirent. $520 per month. 733- k erator $173. M-W 3 wheel. 3 733-2t4aearlyorlale. 7= jj 6.1MCRES on Snako River Common aroa. hor further 931 OPEN Septem ber 3, New all ae $795.734-7712.______21211s Crostwood Dr., o li.ol Can/on wllh beaullful viow. 10x50'1 iV Bedroom trailer with' P ------o speed cycle $100.733-7022. 4x8' 4; POOL TABLE; 288 n Del Mar Dr., Good variety, flroplaco. rofrigoralor, Information or appoint- = eloc duplox, 2 bdrm, W/D ,f URGE White Couch; C0.600.Phona 324-4134. menls,'L contact your brokor 05 CARAT DIAMOND yellow gallon Q PROPANE TANfc. Call ^Avacado spanlsh lamp; roirocker-rocllnor, clolhlng.. stove. Yours for under JJ 052 Fum.ApLiDupiMM w^dlnfl.r!nfl.Cai!,543-b33. after6pm,4384108. a sludod snow tires, popcorn, «.000.344-3722aller5pm. gr^O g om state 'hoaliy 734- 5|^^5“ « . W ’o‘S ! ." ’“a I <3roen Avacado custom- n=;=x=>=== fi JEROME, nicely carpeted 1 a; CUSHMAN GOLF CART. - ■■■— II ■ m.msde curtains. All in Good P°popper. now eloctrlc 14x64 BARRINGTON all sot • Bdrm apartmenl. All utllllles ^ New engine, Balter, Paint, n condition. Call 733-5693 at- cucurlors, carpet remnants’, ’ OS BtttlfieM Property up J, and ready lo be moved r furnished except lights $165 POOL ^ NOW OPEN. Al- Kj OM MlcK^CompuUfStorSHe movie screen. - 051--,.itilum.Hou5eaFbrBant- traotlvo.-spaclous 1-4-2 C«II934.?109.______. 2 ternoons. _ lif , COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 'InInto, This Is located In tho 1 mo + $73 deposit. 32441B3 TRS-80 with video screen ' 'mI SIG, BIO Yard Salol School' for ront on Highway 30. country c< and you can lease BRAND B NEW HOME on 2Vi ' ■ or324-7204orfc4-7588.or: Bedroom B' apartments. Enjoy ErEnglow Air compressor I t NEW 4 USEO carpet In §1' leisure living wllhin walking $3w;p Advance Hydro-vac In- and casselte recorder. desk, goll clubs, elec tools, Phone 733>4013. th th s ground for only SSO. per acres, si 3 bdrms, 2 baths, APARTMENTS&HOUSES T hj Barely used. Setl or Irade lor n nails, lumber, bicycle parts, ■------monlh. m Boiler check mis fireptaco sUmps, BIG YARD SALE Fri. 28th 4 Woodburning Slove, gooo N ^b pels/chlldren. rei. 734- “ dism onds, etc. Idsho Coin, soup CHERRY High Poster Sat. Sa 29th. 193 Madison. Pool 1043 Blue U kea North condlllon. ” $4.500 78844M. 55 duties, $30 monlh. Call $li DELSLAUQHTER 733-7483. dll S S I ______j73»^or733-4417. a ______tOitoeatlon. 733^29. ^ Oallarlea, 302 N.. Main.' Headtoard, KIngsIzo $100. table, tat clothlno. misc. 73M227 f1971 l 12x60 BUDDY, Call FOR F( LEASE newar 3 Bdrm. 2 ^ FOR SALE uaed fire prool 7334583. » ______Call7334191. A CHOICE nslQh. 1 bdrm Apt 181&2BEDROOM Apts. $1304 -sal•safe. $120. Call 733-9444. ^ ^ BOYS 20" bike, 2 Including . 42423-<206or733-tU6. bath,bt llreplace. bullt-ln appl, £*1 STARTER SOFA $38. Cain's 3/4" socket' set, school' ■ ______double d( car garage, large up, depending upon in- PoiFor Sale AUTOMATIC BEE CASH £ ! paid for Artillery pro- ST non im okef 334-MM® co iecliles and cases. .^11 OilClearance Cenler. 733-7111. clothes, clc doll iiouso. Fri 4 , lenced yard. *375 month -f 8 2 9 ^ or write P.O.BOX 8 Sat.9-5pm.998UcustN. . 044 CormoffllnhjmsFofSila 1974 deposit. ** Call 733-7208 or CLiCLEAN, cute 1 bedroom "iZdTnllrM 'KM IS Casa OrandaAots. Filer. ^ Hazelton ID 83333.______UNFINISHED COMBINATION% REMODEL­ GREAT U K E S 7 n 3 i ^ , Joan Hawley. lurrlurnlshed apartment. Close FOR SALE 3" GORMAN J c W Mobile Homes For Sala 14.14x70, all oioctric front t^n.$t9f+$100deposiL 1^^1 BEOROOM apt. partially pm MENS RIGHT HANDED reo- FURNITURE Pn°ING and garage sale, Sal. HOME & BUSINESS or extra ^ PUMP Wisconsin powered. Augusi 30, 9-4. Living room kitchen with all appliances large u, home, wat church & lurn. Ullllties not I n c lu d i Call423-<93e. ■ V* SPECIALS CLENCY’S MOBILE HOME !*J'! S i " S S I ' S lurnllure In lair condition, ~ ' TRANSPORT. ' Sot-up. included. Excellent condl- daycareh, cenler. Highland rEXTRAXI NICE 1 Bedroom wllh ^(150 month * $100 deposit, en Hon. Must be moved. $9950. ?76 Adams. 734-7747. FOFOR SALE 7 Olllco Desks. BiiBurley. ______can be soon prior to Sal.. ■ sa ry lee t repairs. 734-471M. Ave..$323mo 733^. heaheat/water. References. No A sking'around $150 each. tTi 4 Drawer student desk. Gamoa, rocord player, CaliepmtotOpm 733-0075. ^ POla, $163. Call 733-4944. 2 E NIGHTCRAWLERS Re DOUBLE WIDE Trailer 24x50 ^ KIMBERLY- f 2 bedroom 2 BDRM duplex w/full base- Also Ala some swivel desk w J Regular$49.95 . Qirpictures, clothos, and mls- 1974 QOVERNOH 14x70, 3 he FURNISHED Apartmenls. All ^Tienl, 1817 7th Ave, Eaat. chi WANTED. Catl Odneat'a Bait NoNow$41.50 Q on .IK lola on commercial 1”' house with loncet) yard chairs. Call 7334107 for more §Supply. [' 3244300. 812 61h cotlanoous. 842 North area. Belween Burley & bdrm, ^0' IU bath. $3500 down, $195.423-5ni cr ______utllllles paid. Inquire 1239 ^1223 ■» deposit. 733-1148. ' |J,j, Walnut. 733-9633.______Assumaolo loan, $150 pay- Kimberly Road.______2 E Ave.West-Jorome. 707 Drawer desk ^ Paul. Terms Available, Call t l KIMBERLY- 3 bodroom ^ I BORM Duplex with range, GRACCO n a 433 airless paint mS EASTERN STAR Yaid Salo 4 • . Slavaatfl78-4506______. menia 423-5928 or 837^4489 LARGE STUDIO apt. all rofi•ofrlg. garage, $223 + 3e- aor NIGHTCRAWLERS. Im- re(regular$84.50 |A house on doad end alreel LAF aprayer. Ex. cond. *1300. m ediate cash. 329 Addison NoNow $89.90 Produce; Frt 4 Sal. Aug - ______$1B5. {,1 ______423-5711. u utMl tllllles.' nicely furnished. PO!josit: 1 Bdrm ept $100 -f Powder po, River slock rsck. Ex 7 * 28lh-29lh:291 Fillmore. ; 1978 TITAN 14x56 2 bedroom, T? *173month.733-8281. dleposlt.734-9652. ^ Ave W ast. Call 734-4944. 3 ± LOVELY 4 BORM Home on f - ^ cond. *200.734-1763. ' } Shell bookcase EXCEPTIONAL Elo values on bedroom, atl eleclric, SL?electric. Located In Twin I BDRMS. Sawtooih School, if t Falls,,Call.93f c i ^ , ______large lot. $300 monlh. 734- LOC IF IT’S WOOD. We can build ^'icecwer^'Knmedfatecash* negular$25.95 back bac to school clothing ^ carpeted, 1 3/4 baths, and ''.£1 38S3or733'«387.______It for you. Curio or China > 4 Brass togft'thsr, We JM IDrawerchesl 744 744 Main Avonuo North. 1978 BUDDY Ii!lull batem enl, $2n, 733- SLE WANTED TO BUYl Caleemer Ra, Concord (4x14 all alacirlc, 14 x 84 62- completely lurnlshed. in- <16'163 -f Oeposit, Relerences feature leai tne strongest built ^egular*54.95 - Twin T ^ Falls.______“ ! 1 ______S discontinued 4th.ciass post . mq! carpeted, dishwasher, 13/4 • 2 Bedroom mii eluding color/cable T.V., reqegulred, tnleratate Realty, chair cha In the U.S.; So atrong ° 4pw $48,50 FRI.fri 4 SAT. 8 to 6 deluxe balhs, and many extras.Only . n NICE clean 2 bedroom telephone, relrlgerator and ^ you can stsnd on his back, oitoffice boxes, key or combi- • Clean home, completely redone. I m ' motor lodge. 781 W. M ain.' t14,S93, hurry while they , n all ulllltleo paid. ■ Private 2BH Bl DUPLEX. IW k. S. I.I0I, Priced ® undor $80 In Solid nation. S. Hell. IK) Box 494, I a Drawer n dresser cioClothes, jewlery. dishes, Oak, Dining'Sets. Sofa 4 ^Easl Ely. Neye93150494. fag » e n . ‘’" « 7 9 ‘’“‘dV s: Bntrance, shower, and schchoo , Appliances. $ ^ 0*>' egular $99.95 »range n hoods, much much iS washing lacllitles. No kitch- 733-33.1168altar5. Loveseals, Lov Bedroom gow$84.90. ISSmore,______; 73C733j761_eve_a&w_eekends! 071 ! * ThflltyAils PARK MODEL. 29x6'. sn facilities. *135 monlh. GroGroups, Olfice and roll top GARAGE SALE, 1719 Falls • niiNICE older 3 Bedroom home call5all733«57aller5om, QSg O ss/elec refrigerator, air, BROCKMAN'S » RoonisFofRMt desks, gs* Bar stools, Rockers. BRI^ ID A ^ dress, sizs 14. $50. BANNER B FURNITURE ' Avenueav< Easl, Friday 28. 4 carpel, exc cond. 73449M MOBILEHOMES '•'JIn Kimberly. 2 Bedrooms up, sMSMALL i 1 BORM. All ullllties Jiri Check out our solid Cast 733! l272ndAveW. ^Saturday 29. ______, 1 down, good neighborhood, ITCHENETTE, *30. Rooms, Iron Iror wood stoves In thelf — •iiacSfiSL______3 miles north ol Perrino i “ sxcept elec. $160 month, -f 733*1421 QAiOARAGE SALE Sal. 4 Sun t30 deposit. 733-2973. tartlng $33. Frig, TV Mew Net display comer, Sea us - 073 Bridge on Highwsy 93 & ^ TO______AntkiuM Twin Falls, Ida. aucAug. 29th 4 30th. TV, . Interstate 80 Junction. '!i- [•“d rert^ ela O K .“ Knolt^ It a t tthe C usla County Fair, PRICE REDUCED TO *17,800 Inlo rwo 1 bdrm apts & 1 studio piniIne,733-8033. iVuguBt /vuB 19-22, We will have 3 A ______boobookcases, books 4 misc. 1972 Gentry 14x64 with an IV Phone Phc 734-3187 or 324-«203. ipt., furnished, all ulllllles orTiTUDENT DISCOUNT, /ery ver^ special sale priced WATWTOWN SUDE dllllng tJSlJSED FURNITURE Clear- 229 WeslMaln, Hagerman. , tip-oul plua 2 decks and 8x16 WHY PAY BENT? S» ld' j , prefer older couple. IL 'i table, 8 legs, 4 chsirs in ancmce, HIde-a-bed $149.95; q m MOUNTAIN HOME ' No lee^g rooms. Lonna jtwterns for you. Stop by and >*01 GARAGE SALE, c lo th e s .- sunroot. Located at L u y J No down paymenl. 100% Fi- Very le e us at 2000 East liih in Qoooood condition. 7344563 SwiIwlvel chair $23; Recllner winwinter accessories, slereo 4 - Mobile Park. Call Shirley al 650 550 Alrbase Road, 587-4136 tiai nancing available for a Nori ' Burl3urley, 8am-6;30 dally, Sat- A VWIDE SELECTION ol oak f]?,\19.93; Bedroom se l w/box muimuch moro. 441 Harrison . Sprlno' Creek Reallores ______llmiled Ilm period of time. i BEOROOM BE heat and water TT jrday 1-8, lor prompt end- lurrlurnlture and miso Ilems. |P,'Jprings 4 m attress $249.95.; ^733-4158.84 ______•_ •• 7 i i ^ . ______1978 i#7t KIT Oak Crest 14x70; 2 Monthly Mo payments adjuated lumiumlahftd. Adulls cleaning KB158 OfflceiBiislneMRsfllal o)l-year S service, plscs orders Call Sue Berlin. 436-9423. ^Iunk r bed set $139.95; ^ Bedroom, 1 bath, garden to to; your lncome...to qualllled depcl e p o s n .7 3 4 ^ . aOii am ps, tables, dinettes. ?.AGARAGE SALE-Sst.4 Sun. ' REPOSSESSED double wide Bed UILD1NG.17D0 sq . ft. HWY PO*low. Easy In-store linanc- rCLOCKS i c WANTED, collector 10am to 6pm. 2065 Shorry ' 2 Bedroom; '2 bath. $1000 (ub, lub, carpeted, air cond. applicanis api with good credil. ng. ENQBERG'S puy ofas. chairs. Wilson Batos, S torage-Shed,.M ika offer.- .1»!iMwo.bedroom units.>_ I DUPLEX ° & 7 kitchen 79,1. Bellevue. Immed. N ; 02-MalnNorth. Drive...... - - , down.-PayrnanIa under 1300 - -S to i ipaftmenla.------Working -cupi^ c ^ . - reasonable rent, iANDCRAFTED ^ month. Call Carter Homes', 281 201J Caswell Weat E8, Cameo Thi TJRNITURE_fl7M^^_ ^0 •OCTAGON shaped end GARAGE SALE. 822 TrailerPark ______.ava: K b , S : :ouples & singles. *40 to $U 7U~ r'eonMotidiy. - ^ Xrestviow Dr.. 9am to'Spm...... 733-7S68, - ______Trai ier week. 73M284.______MPERIAL Carrousel pOP ibles 4 one 5' collee tabio. 1978 Tamarack 14x64’. *3,000 completed Including fully PA Or allorney to share FOR SALE Bedroom suite, aiiill pecan wood. Call 324- Salurday only . ______•SACRIFICE 14x70. 2 1978 landscaped and 8prlnlilere.ApLiPuplaM Ca!L “ * w ° Ru"™ IM?o*” GIGANTIC Country Yard USED Mobile Homes 1-12', ill 7 34^2 between 9 and kitIEFEREF auiLT Horse + ^ •TRACK STEREO w/ BSR Salol 3M miles w est ol Cir­ 4-14', 2-24 Wide. Excellant Mth. MIh much more. 2'or 3 — ______ALL i r ELEOTRIC, A/C, 2. umtable *30; HIDE AWAY Bedrooms. Order today, 3 carpc ------atoclock trailers, 20-30 In slock. 074“iJ______MwicanniinimwB MuiieitlnilnimMti Tun cle K on Orchard Dr. Or 2 ' tftrma, all dlaan. Delivery & Bo<> 'armera Exchange, Hager OUCH, r . llio .U3JCIU. sot-up included. Carter Meek ««« local factory dellvery 1 BEDROOMB wllh dressing Adull DUSTRIAL SHOP. 80x40. Farn ikMBASSADOR Saxaphone, — west 2 Bouth 4 wesl of MV . ind set up. * 1 9 .» or II no roo s r overhead door. In- >nar>w n ^ a h o . Call Oay-Nlght ^ Hospital. Sat 4 Sun. Aug room, living room, kitchen, & Apis, >lljW4-277l 079»»______A g g i™ . g ; rade-fn- *17,393. Open 6 bath. batl On Presidential Sireat. c lea listed, heat pump, W d 29lh-30lh;10am4pm. . LEAN; 2 bedroom close to fiuorloresceni lights,- on main LAW 3UNDY CURINET for sale, cT^ lays a week, closed Satur- *tS< lomlngslde & park. $200 + .U)orc AWN Mowers used for ixcellent condlllon. $95. Cali OR SALEI W asher and uU R RQ E GARAGE SALE.. jay. Magic Valley Mobile & Call lOg^depoall. 73^5647. X ale. Htbulll. New rings, $25}r334ie0or73»9680. ^ [yer. Calt 733-8987. ' chiiiChildrens swing set, bump­ ^ a r J n a .^ 1 4 t . SUte.Realty SU] ______alve job, gaaketa, oil aeals, > ^ RIGIDAIRE 40’’ stove dou- erer | pool Uble, and much . 1977 14x60 Balnbrkloe, * 4 ^ 3UN0Y TRUMPET used 981 70x14 GOVENOR. 2 JBOHM 2 B Home In Country, c S in aim, plug, p o inu, blade BUN ;e oven. White, Excollent monmore. Aug.29 4 30. 628 5th (12,000; 1978 24x44 Champi- IMJ sharjjwed i balanced. Call . ;ery little. 3 yaara oM. $180. on; 1981 14x70 Windgale Mdrooms, earth slove, bay $30(B 00,..couplee only. Call g S u * rniiSSE^; ^ andlllon. *100.734-7558. . Aj£eiAv_enu_e_WejtTwlnFaUB. • "e1ecrrlc7|15;500flB7B-2lx40- rlndow ;-garden-tub—425-- -724:»-0973evenlnQ6'' ■ 'n ^ iBSON-iutoipatic-wiihBrr "tARUflOe-OARAQe-S*le.-«V-~^— 443.______2 e ELUXE TownhoUB#

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sno 083 ' • --Oar»0l8ll. OU ' ' OtrigsSale ^068 Good Things TooEat Ea 2S9______' PBHaSupplH 090 PetaASupplliipilaa ______10* H.™, f , „ 110______PoullfytRabtRlbbil’ IK • Fam»lmplomsnli''-- SALE Sat. Baby ’ cloinoainos, OLD Player - Piano, < ir c r ak c BRinANV spa n iel ——__ SEVERAL VARIETIESS ot ______oia CANfALOUPE availabl»abio Good hunting linos, 110 MINIATURE black pood ------200 EXCELLENT R Rais a i s e d ------t>*ka, snow llros. misc.:, 105 10. onglno,' bom need woiwork, dally. North of Buhl on Clei wooks old, f males loll. oodio Ailalla seed. Stato lesloe sio d ., EXPERIENCED RIDERI will1 Laying (arm chickens,I, $2.$2.50 INTERNATIONAL 430 H ay -■ S. hw oo(Jj_ KI rn ^0 rj^ Ladles coals, much moi lined. Can deliver. Call 7334079.179. ' work A Iraln your horae more. Lakea Rd. Al>» All B jjrtjjiT M lM .______!!: m o"ra"l>r53M '”" le tor oacn,e25-99l8. baler, good condition. $1200...... UOLITY "irpllo/’.' oia jiivilinvTi Sal, AuQ 29th, Alias Salt. *’■ JValormolons & cucumbera — - ___ALFALFA SEED lor spriisorino b°*'d & use ot hoilorse ______Call5434577, ■ >av o n o:r— wnootnjjgr - Ptoral & E»ett*f>tl. 10am-5pi•5pm.-- '5^3-4238.______AKC Irish' Soilor puppio!'las, MINITURE POODLE lor aaia,aal Diantlng.-lop.Quailty.-auau to In C6 I Equilalipn Claaa.fi - tt:, 1150: 5,-year old spayoyed $85, Cair734-5727. ____ ^ bauncor, pumps. Pinic '“57, ( CUKES. Potaloos 4 zucchirchinl lomaie. oxcelteni in ih ______te^d^.^ j^m oa^J. Marsha Vl3 Farm^fltnchSupplliupplles Gleaner L will soil or Irade...... onb>no. Q001 ciotning '• PAMIL’y garage~9a l^ Sa PAPERED Golden Lab. Be n33925RoVm2?2°' fig' Aug, 29 from 1. Hullor 526 Heybun'Ciufn Held. $250.324.2050._____ uUnalls, radlo'-o, 'Jap (illo iprlng FOR SALE 3 year old flog AHENTION OAIRYMENI ank! Sunbursl-TwlnFalia^____ - 7- AKC REGISTERED Tiny To ___ ALFALFA SEED lor aprii 'fli'I, 150 FARMhTn' o boot :: rotliway. piojiano tank ■ = EARLY Halo peaches X-ir/ PROFESSIONAL Dog Dc planting, lop quaiity. slaSlate 'o'od goiding. Woil-brolro^o. Slalis A pipeline aro in stoc harvoaior. New elevaior->w - m f re. Roral & Eastland- Sat Poodle Puppies, Truo PlalI*"- grooming-Poodlos. ’Shall gontlo, would mako ar) et all limos. Magic Valle large: X-ira nice Barllet'I'ott num Sllvor. Have all ahol: chain not inatallod. Priced to " '’ AjjLMth, I0_am-5pm. ______™1!” 0 peara; Early apples. Kelloy’i ots. spocially. Shorrioo's Pood)odlo ra w i'4^*'w'’'” d'^il oxcoilont prospect lor.rc.rop- Dairy Supely.324-4M1.____ ■oy’5 886-2781.______Pull. 734-7066._____ “ hT, aolLCall 934^13.______' wIrifTOBUY;Bait)io“ Kon,■ SKlppor ,^ o tl paiiorn},' oe SSS/cord or random lengiingth, north ot Filer. 543-5330. ___ f’o- PROFESSIONAL 4 varielloa. Can deliver, 0®'®- drill o n 'ru b b e r. Hydraulic";'' y w 8 old Or oiOof. Call Lena ■— triovor pupplos. will makia " ; GROOMINGI VacatlonInc FOR’SALE 5.yoar old Hogools- «JLC_cond.jb 4 954. .ona j45/coid. • Wo'll doliveliver. OREEN BEANS. 15 buihol»n«i. exc humors, companions i ling? 733-1052 or 733-1510. ------mount. $500; 3-boilom Oliver' aij3<-403i- _ _ _ HMdy nowl 32W06JL______Cucumbers $6. You pick • * I'll board your doo. Cho — - torod gelding, Woll-brolirolio, STOCK RACK, lor 8' pickup Dick, family dogs. Ready Au{'u g Miller Kennels. 423-5104.■''‘O'l__ ALFALFA SEED by Growflowor. vory gontlo would mako , YAfld SALE 37i"Mon7oo.roo, • 0 0 YOU need’ a iraller,r I10 SoutnwlcH, 543*4809 2 mi Sc :— • Top quality common range o a n new condition, $225.^324 ll So 27ih. Call 324-2424 evo^s. .PJh oxcoilont Ranch or Roi^opo 308t______j_ Sa.& Sun. 0-6pm. Rofnaara- haul firewood? Ploaso £a£all o l BuhJ on Castlelord HW. ---- PUREBRED lab pupplos.>s. 9 $135 por 100, Slale tesfoi - 7—. 1975 CB HAYES com bine,-- tof, -dining taOlo & chairs. -=7-. 'AKC registered Goldon Re weeks, Ptrvo shols. Roi >if9. u^543:4_oro,______HONEY FOR SALE. 8 uX2ln' triever pupplos. J75. Cal Roa- will dollvor. Caii Marie ------USED COOLERS: 130‘3on. N/C RANGER Ailalla Soodood.. markings, woll mannerec — , wim^bell. Call 143/432< Irdm 9-9. 621 Buchanan 0 '?counl.Cajr324-M5S - 32W948 rod. bean PiCKUP altachmont sjfssi..______,, ^ ’ p e a c h e s , Final Crop,■ 3 b l a c k GERMAN ShophoTd amy. 734470Sor326-5937. __ (or combines. $500. Alumi- variollea hanrostod dally:illy for sale-lamily dog,.Haa allati ■ ------SES, PAINT MARE. 8 yoars oid, oic num awning 12'x40' $100. 2270 JOHN DEERE dolsoi'"'' YAflD SALE Sat Aug 2ttti Ing shots. $15.3 ?^78i!______“ Holiisler. 6554272. 40il,Martin Slreel. 9-1. bed 0 6 8 _ ___ ’GootfTMfiQiToEaoEll Also Tomaloes. No booking _ qualily ehow horso tor in- ir Slar patlern. 536-2451 MU rosenations. Powersers BLACK LAB shorlhalr X. To 10 Aviation______. . lermodlalo rider. Also I frM e s. baby slull. lot} ol of TOMATOES and CUCUM — 097____ . Hiy, Grain i Fee; la BOX 3000 chopper, hay and BERS for sale by the busheR” : Orchard 543-6860 and lor cu- monlh old male. $10. Call ^ 3 trained lo harnoss, $3,SOC 2-row corn heads. Ex. con-eon'! * WHEEL DRIVE LOADERS, h y qLll>-.A»or9pm .^4-34»0.‘'*®' cumbers 326-5W7.______837-<237.______IS ______AviilloiIllon APPROXIMATELY 10 ton~ 5 Is \ M H iZ!______loader back hoos, and (arm ,., a^WwiC Yl'io's 'o n SaTu'rdjy roo- **5 ton: approximately 6 lor — machinery. 6784SM. . A lh. 2flin. ai 2564 Elljebtiih,lfi BARTLETT PEARS, Sill PEACHES AND BARTLEHITT BLACK male Poodlo puppyipy CESSNA 0-172 Excop I lon OUALITY HORSESHOEIN0 9th Avenue Sj.t_urda_y and Sunday.____ Company. 878-9009, Jim or Easl. w e'roal the end ol ihe CABBAGE, ' carrols, Jim Jr., Burloy. C a l l ...... ■Sy « 0 23 • 1-Now Lllllston 1981 model)dei .1------s fe e t. TOMATOES, dill, call 734- TFruWDa^AFOODCO..5".. FREE pan yellow lab. ap- — LUO BARLEY STRAW. Baled - sjjecial prico ^ ^ “*3sod HAYASTRAW...... 6041,______;______Is ollering sfeaks 8 FRESHiH proxlmately 8 months old. Ilod 3 YEAR OLO Ouartor horso, 1?1 BoalS«Mif|nili«Mims llJi2 ld J ^ M P x 3« 4 l l 9, _ Bay OeldinQ, Excellont con- »nd • STACKING L ^In O ROOM Furnlture.-Bar Soalood. TF Peed S Icoee ' Hjajjaishotr nt17fll_ guaranlood $17,500; 1-Usod ar "CANDY CORN", sweel — REDUCED oxl. tirmatlon, 3244208. ______aod 3.WIDE ______• Qamo table. Hutch, h. corn. O oten_.w ;t,'324-2096. 12. FREE PUPPIFS-a - John Deoro 55EB dip A pour ciBities A friutii Muut Mcr9r~9' o^iore.Bam o ra F{o^30pm. . loniaio-mixed breed, culoi A ------e t O S E = O O T — 3gJD lle>son. Sal 29, Sun 30. $1.7Sporbaio.Call3244355/55. paloosa brood maros? 3 In^ O' CANNING PEACHES ~4 . WE'RE SELLING APRICOTSrS Pja^oi. Call_543W5______roo package. Real good blood - , ON1980’S STRAW lor saio. Largo 1-Uaod 1570 D Case w/duala PLUMS- Bagoolls Rivor GOLOEN LAB'p UPPIES FORIR Tho 81'5 aro arnylng ovory-ry- Balos: Approx. 1500 bales.los, n ^ ^ ^ o a rlln g s A weanlings. ‘•la BEAN A CORN COMBINING. f ^ N G “SA L E "I/7“ rnitMIS View Orchard. 2 mllos easl b. SAL_E^ $25.CALL324_-eOM._ CAA: l.U aed I070 D CaseMO Axial. Combine. Large or sAiith ol Hanson. Slove, re- i - aoToctlonsms CalJ_4« j H 3, ______^ » Cab: 1-Used MF 650 #• ol Clear Lakes BrIdgo. Bringno This weekend only. Kelley’X MALE cock-a-tlol bird ioror GREAT,.,at Tom's Marina A 650 small Holds. Trucks avalla* Ino, labloa. chairs, living 43: Orchard. 2 mllea west. 7 IA STRAW ovor 2000 bales. w/hydraullc loader. 1-Usod bloj?«ll^3j720.. '• ig conlalnora. 543- sale to non-smoking home.0. Sporting Gooda, Hoyburnod,Call 1432 5215;_ Bfl WE PAY CASH lor used - CUSTOM bean' Ihroshlng • WANTTo LEASE or buy 80 and plowing wllh 6 boilom aero larm in Buhl area. Have~ aaddloa A lack. Vickor'a if. Saddlery. 733-700 6 .______rosoi plow. Early • A~4A'C0NCRiTE CAR^PENfRY’ roloroncos. rfiachinory A II- * m om j/jflje ova's. 5374818. ■ MFNlSTOrrTORAGEUNifs • RERESORTS nancing. Write to Box A-33.33 1961 GREY Slnjile Axle, 2- Pallos, driveways, walks wi Framing, sidIr c/o Timos News Box 548 horaejr_aljer^$ds0.734-4387. CUSTOM bean combining.'.-.. aloraqo space? Check Clark Cli Miller Guest Ranch in TwlnFatl8.ldaho833G1. > TR75 eombine, 2 windrows * Ouallly work at a worworking rooling. llnish, nonlhly A seasonal ihi ' mans price, 733-16M. Reasonable.i . tm7: W Iho Sawloom Valley. Rustic < prelerrod,'Trucka avail. Aiso ' '' Century Automotive housokeoplng ho cablna. Juno WANT'e D TO RENT goodOd l ? t ______6-row boan culling. 5434778. • •• . CHIMNEYCLE larm in Buhl or Caslielord ^ *G*E*M* A-1 CONCRETE :LEANIN0 M ich'lna.;ne, 733-5070. 15th-Sopl I5t lOin. For roserva- ''d h o g FEEDERS 2 new 16 area. Excolloni roloroncos. CUSTOM BEAN COMBIN­ SUMMER RATES ! r ------IfoIfons call 1-7744535 or wrlto hoio teedors. Besi olfor. EQUIPMENT ING. Now roury TR85. Dis- ...... Need e chin Kotchum.lDe334D. ' ood line ol machinery and 543-4416 atter 7pm or beforee Drivoways. palios. walks. wi Call Ashes Av lOUR MARTINIZING KO nancial history. Write Box count lor laroe job. Call - Bieps. oxposod ag,: rept M.< I . , m . I ROROOFOIUNG 1-33. c /o Times Nows, P.O.2,* 7 i!L ______USED DouflMirBhalJ.^9a3. •. - fomoval. 733-«l75 ^ o ^ lr & |° e '8* 7W*'775^ >. roattior or down. AND AN PAINTING • Box 548,TF.ID 83301. WEANER PIGS lor aale. Call CUSTOM Bean Thrashing 2 - ^ ed. cleaned A blown « — 3 2 4 ^ L ______" BEAN trucks available, no lob loo- c o m p l I te l a IW ticks. 733-9672. LOW LOi coal shlnglo oiling A A’CMi’^nsONNrL MAINTENANCI OW____ . PMlureForBenlml WEANER PIQS lor aale. Joo largo or too • small, Surv .. SERVICE '• OUNOEH MACHINE » JJjjainling. Jack Wageman. -5 KJpRMj434597. COMBINES p lc k ^ A belt unloader. Jerome. 324-2533.______WANTED Fall pasture lor 15 ra3.7fe. 734-7086.733-2914, Pruning, woodoodlng. mowing, paira. Kimberly aroa. Call ' QLEANERCII ■Wa havo a boner way ol odging & landi ROlOTO-TILLING 423-5880 ■" W ■ SUMOp CUSTOM GRAIN Thrashing .. doing III Call Wall 7344 work. Hellarc A A corn wanted. Alao havo 34-0445; esilm ates. '"73734.68$a, n f ig lS " ' 324. La'f’"specially w ^ ?----- GOATS4-monm-Doea-lrom-n - JOHN DEERE6M0______or Slop In at 633 Blue> LaLakos M62;______Ily welding. Malor or Qaigardens, leveling, seeding - • trtJCkaavaMablo.-Bront R ing,------minor o'overhauls'. Truck patjastures. mowing weed IM______;___~ ~ ~ g i ille i r good milker $35. 2 Month 6 lvd,N. EQNER'S 6ueka$15^Cane88.7544. j 6 yN DEERE 95 Call M3*6311 or 5434061, lengthening A ahorl- loteot^. Fio^d Gambrel. 733- BULLS, two 'd a iry bulls • evenlnos or early mornlnas. ; _____ WELDING 8ER'ERVICE oning. PIpiPlpo bending. 1 mile 896 s’ LIQUIDATION smali larm 600lbs. out ol 25 year A.B.S. I LONG.BEAN SPECIAL ' CUSTOM GRAIN, BEANS, a '" A 1 mile wesj Irom rlOTO-TlLUNG q ' bred herd. For sale or trade,g: llock. Regiaiorod aufloik ADVERTISE 2 Poriable .Rig:Rigs- Anytime & Southwost»ost corner ol Buhl. pdi .L aheep. Ram and ewe lambs CORN Thrashing, Truck Anyplace, New •DWARDS CUSTOM rockpicker or dump truck } IHC91 available. 3244106, • ' YOUR low^conairucllon Vernon1 OlaOlander 543-4572. • prejerred. 886.7718.______ready to breed. 15 aiud ewes wilh buck. 1 roglslorod CUSTOM HAY A STRAw"" ______Uawns » and gardens, any COLOSTRUM Slartod Hola- j IH076 SERVICE SPECIALT fiT S E R W E s' PAINTING Sladell yearling ram. Priced ' STACKING. 2 wide. Call-' Ize. 'F ree esilmaloa. Cali loin bull calvea lor aale. Call ROBERTNEWBRY734*1593. ' ' IN THIS DIRECTORS . t34-0433.______V 32M055^______'I' reaaonaoio. Soil individuallyf- CASE600w/boltunloader - "We PItce inlerlor. ex or as unil. Call 543-8028- ' CUSTOM HAY, STRAW a LINES SNELLINQ & . exierlor. residonlial s I A B SHARPENING COLOSTRUM S^Af^ED bull lerclal. Ovor 20 yoars SEFIERVICE "I REGISTERED Sulloik owes> TWIN FALLS BALING A STACkiNQ 3 WldOr s, 30 DAYS 1033 Shoshoneme Street Nonh! ojS'»ceince.326-5224. and yearling buck lamba. sucker handles 4248" Twin Falls. Idah cT lVES fo r sa le REA­ bales, Will Travel. Preler -- ONLY523.50 >40 A REMODELING Webfe sharpen mosi anything Call 7^3-3300 or 733^319. PUeoa under me neta/ni\t}lng ol EXCAVATION & that SONABLE. Call 3244532. REGISTERED ' NUBIAN 4243'' bales. Call Johnnie u t cuts. Call 7344640.1940 Blair, 54^8861 or 5434882, yourcfio/ce/ est by Sierra Paint A IJliIlh Ave. Ei>t, Twin Falla. DAIRYMEN, Uaod Vacuumn BUCK KIDS. 4 monlhs. $50. Hauling. 8optl< Pump. 7/Horse Power. BUHL Loave measaoe.______\ TOO ealimates, roola s mM/ A a HOMEREPAIR r. Call 934-4532.______*' Your ad will reach 22. lac or Jim 734.7874. Vac-U-Mer. Exo Condllion. CUSTOM PLOWING A DIS­ iamlllos everyday and„?C '■ -3 YEAR OLO largo < Col- Z oirpohlK .,, . Masonry. Coram. $1000.e78-2013beloro9om. umbia/Sultolk BUCK, '(arm CING. 4 bottom reaet plow. . ' rosulls will amaze you.IU. (Call , *§§2:______u FOR RENT, 8 sUnlion llat 14'hoavydl8e.3244024. ■ . today and one of our Irion I and Ouarry tile. Please It ra lsjd . Clean. Call 733-2651. riendly EXPERT WINDG palnling by John calT1113244583. ______barn, pipe line milker, bulk , HANCOCK 4 wheel pull-lypee I Ad-vlsorii will help youuword Wl CLEANINO COK lank, corral (or 50 head. $250S 7 REGISTERED Finn ewea. 2 carry-all 6 yard. Good condl-1- CUSTOM plowing A discintf. - your ad so lhal ll will I. Inleirorfexterlor. TOPDPSOIL 0 A 3 years oid $75.$n0; V [jmalea..734.e206. monlh. 543-8286.______lion. 400 W esi 75 North,I, Call Rex Harding .. 324.205 : m ost oKocltvo and bring) reaialered Finn ram lamb. Burley, Call 6784534, Iho rosulls you are lookS ; ' ' S jS j k x4|indSP£EDSH0P Doll'ollvorod.5yarda minimum, FOR SALE BEAUTIFULL 7-Rnn croas dorael owe CUSTOM PLOWING. Magic for. i per yard within Twin Falla young Holstoln bull ready 10B lambs. 6-Polypay yoarllngs, HAY BUSTER, Baled m yy Valley, hydraulic reset plow FURNACE & FIR . work. Call 326-4915 alterr n^^^fl^red to sulloik $110. Chopper, PTO porUble.I. A1 transport available. 934. CLEANINO & RE enl Home tor O.K. cityty llmlta. Slight addlilonal A Recovery. You've charu rg a II outside city llmlls; ______M assey Harris. lOlt Tandonn <4466.______733^)931 Ek Furnace Con:ompany- oper. called the10 rest,ri now call the illWllla,Inc. 734-4411. FOR SALE, Grade Holsioln1 —■—-^ --^ TFT-T---- .-a M2459l'“ OQulpmern.I- (CUSTOM Swathing, Baling. _____ --Jltor Mary Plow.' IW. Call 42M767 beatl High Higl Performanc* ' TOP3PS01L cow. Cali 352-4230.______112______Irtlflilkin - a n n I or 326-4044. '______Aulo partsna anda acceasorlei, FRISKY Colostrum led baby HEATH BEAN CALL GRAVELCRUSHJSHEDANO at low counountry prices. Pat's No0 lorllllzor required, 12 calvos.7334634. ______°J* WINDROWER. 1960 model. Sowlng-all klnda. all Never been used, Hydrollc allor- PIT RUN-TOP SC ird loada, delivered in cily, HOLSTEIN Springer hailera. Amolh Mfital Products lOings. • . a.60 s per yard. Northwesi . FOR Operated, a29-587Balter 5, , SSM''""' . We will deliver, & cows tor sale. Large in. For 24 hour low- Cran'anaindRl0Qln0.733.1234. selection on hand at all •G aled Pipe* IH 454 w/loader. Trojan 4-• H ■aW TRUCK' to ' h a ^ v ^ aew er rock. 37^1178. -TnEi Ilrnea ^y44250._. PVCandAluminum wheel drivo loader, 2 yardI etock. 1 Charge depends on ------Crane a(\dRloalr * BACKHO?“ '^ jglno. 733.1234. ______- ■ ■ j im!K^ a=cT“ U n d e r ^ i ^ PVC bucket, IH 656 Hydro. John) numbor ol liead and dli. H O w X ^'S A ngua Ranch' O eera 4430, MF 1135. Will JANrrORIAL ' PRECISIONON iUMINATE Regislered and commercial I tance. Magic Valley viclnlly. V Excavation, dirl haullnlullng. _ ump removal, 423*4792. trade, . Bill Loughmiller,, Alao, haul caUea aeparateiy. soplic ■ syslem s, grav angua bulla. 7334781.______{ ■■ graver " Oiricos & other countertop!tops A general eur> ___ Call 543-4915 53M3ja_0^2273.’^ f hauling, basomenis. ireeree & buamess. Idowl) windows. Call f,emg. Feati'eaturlng Formica A TREIlEE SERVICE PIPE INTERNATIONAL 80 Bean HAYORSTRAWSTACKINQ. | ' concrele removal. Irrigalicalion 734.1365 botweaneani A5pm. -Wllsonart la ______SAWDUST______' eombine,— Compielely—re------3 1 laminates. WorU • KON)NICEK^------for callle bedding •Gated, • Plaatlc, A Concrete ! - -2-WiOE-Call-McCord-at------. syslem s. small soi^memom JOBSHOP •Or.837.4444.444. ______conditioned, 4234700. 536-2029. j ______- ponds cleaned, Tim Hir C all...... 543-8070I Irrigation Pipa , j , - W -4385,734.1650, A ■ PertontlI Partonnel PROFESSIOISIONAL ’’’''"imrhing, ’J removing, jimba •Insult IrrlgaUonplpa - !MUST SELL Naw MF 205 RELIEFf MILKER expecl. Strrlee- 3t0- -£ THE VERY BEST IN DAIRY ' Tractor A small wagon. 22 c B ^ -s u m Avo. SECfleTARWARIAL SERVICES HEIFERS, -f good selection '.Sl,.liw.i|.k™ nmplp. anead and reliable. hours on Uc. Call 7344741. Nonh. 733-7152, loso>up springer hollera, A Evenlnosf 324.7384. , . .•aulLD''KPAiRr-~“ ^ 24 hour#, w 'HOLSTERY NEW HOLUND aell pro- s •REMODEL ...... KAQ BUILDERS I. We picK-op and------^------UW JOO 10 400 Ib. hellers, Chuck STACKING. A SWATHING, deliver. DcDone to your ’etieraon 3244331, 2 N. 2Vk PIPE SALES polled . choppor. New Jim j Olion, 733-0798 or 733^ Ilona. MacNell En> O A A S Uphoiatory, Iree Eot Jorome; .______2i4WeilolHoaplul engine, excellent condllion, 5A39. 5 ______: Comploto lot), rough 733.4013 »wllh hay pickup and 3 row c ^nlsh. Call ^•2570- or 32 * s;s,;°"rag.".*"°c:ii . , 734-9535 or 734. eatlrrllmatee,p,u,Adol..aulo, rw o Jersey Heller calvea. 5 SWATHING A BALING rock ' evenlnoa 734-6S8 lumlln llu r^ learner. Ph. SLIGHTLY uaed like new corn I head. For sale or lease, picking, n discing, culu------Sharearan 7344438.______noniha old. Out ot rogis- ‘ In an c in g available. 532- |J ored stock. U50 each. Call 30HP ^ Berkley turbine sub- i ♦BUiCO'SEPAiH’ . SESfSSp*.PAINTINO YARC ^ -4 3 1 3 .______r meraible 3 phaaa pump, 300' a a , , . ’"""'"'' WANTED A Small Older ? : •REMODEL .. Wanted: faii a winter otj wira Included, $3000. 'i THRESHING, grain, beans, Toro & RainI Bird,I pro* Power washl Dava, (702) 73M188 or 738- Iraclor i with a Ironl end alI aita seeds, corn. Caii Ray ' Small jo b s j specially. ForaFor resalonal intiaitlallallon A . Ping. NewrK riffi ■ E«p.iMflenced- A reasonably E 6426 ova'a A w/enda. Marvin loador I' A acraper blade, re- Harrla. u 536.2606. ■* - :ed.^Call Chris Joppesen R Churchlleld,______gardless j ol condition, preler ■ • wllh. . eervlce. We ouaouaranleo Itl homea. InInlorior/extorlor. I WE HARVEST rwln Syiloma Comm/rosldiisldentlal. 5434866 ' 4719 bolore 9am or allor I, AN Ford. 734.1925. . coileci. 6pm.n. MIM______Hwws Radish Seed YOUfl HASTINGS WANTED V TO BUY iractor, Clover A Allalfa Seed tool .. W ll TYPES OF HORSES IflfllGATlON Manure K Spreader In good M ughi, eold, traded. Plenty .PIPE DEALER con_dltlon.>honeA3743i2. C LealleR.Jone•,Inc. For too quality galed and WANTED V 18-20'Tandem axle ■ bue^lness lii ttth ePirectdt^d: P A lI y 'tI M m '’'"®*' n : Beans, Corn. Grain - \ ‘ BILL MATHERS ’ u >hany783^y^ ~faood tor hunting. 7 3 i“ 3li WANTED: 4 or 6 row BEAN Lea 7334181 or32M280 Er 7344045 a m fll.3.Klmb«rly4234647 - cCUTTER.tor IHC. 8374790. Doug 7334181 • S a tu rd aya y . A ugust 29.1981 Timn^->j(^->Jews. Twin Falls; IcJaho C-7

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121 Bolts&Mirlne Items • Tf»ve|jnijiBa_ _ 138 CydostSuoolles . ______• Trucks I------127------l4ol«Jn. [J Pricodto sa il.324-2503. •1973 FREIGHTUNER 3500 7344699 ovos.______6616af1or6om.______$8000. $ dall 734-3722. Johnson oulboards. Orrionn 1 ? ^ 3 '; RED DALE; Roof air. 1977 SUZUKI GT 750; fully 1968 FORO Vt ton V-6.4-spd. & Seaswlrl boals. EZ Loaderir 8 rolrlg. so1( 128 CamPOTtSheHs, ' ------c chain and sprocket. Runs 7' flat stool bod. 392 englno, Nymp. Roal Nice 7M-4341. good, $200. M4-3560 exc cond. $2000.734-3723. ” <:556L______Altflf lOam,______• CAMPER SHELL 6' long fils» ------, 1975 LUV pickup, runs good, long wide box. With toil out 1979 SX 1100 Special 1966 GMC pickup. Short box, oxj^^heols, stereo. $1995. 14' BOAT. Motor, Trailer,• windows. $195 or best oHor. 132 AulQ.PartatAccessories ' Yamaha, 2300 miles, fahrlng. 283 onoino. Call 423-4062, 4ONLY and Accossories (or sale. custom aoat, oxiras. Call Catl 734^339.______543-4371 ovonlnga 543-5604. 2 SETS Chovy ^ MAGS. 4 r 436-3492______■ 1 Two-14 x 10 4 Two-14 X 7. $80 , 15 It CRESTUNE Fiberglass CASH for tlio right slldein 1979 YAMAHA YZ400, ' campor to fit compact« pof.sol..C a lt3 2 6 ^ .______\ 175 AuloDeaiers boat & Irallor, 55 HP,• pickup. Call 1-676-0922 altor Excollont condition, $900. 178 ' AutoDealera 1977PlYMDinHHHORIZION $ Evonrudo. 733-7B54aller 5, r BRAND NEW 12.2 x 31.5 3324-5244.______5pm or wrlto; W.G. Box 489, Fully Equipped. Stockc k N o .7 6 0 ...... 16- GLASTRON Carlson Ski • Firestones. Never boen ^4980 I ^rloy.lDB33ia. . mounted. $250. 734-6158 6- ?1980-HONDA GL 1100 In- Boat. '115 HP Johnson.■ CLEAN i m - Security to rsu to . fully loaded,4500 Cover, -skis, oxiras. t3995. ' 1i£!!L______n miles. 4364581 or 67S-7057 1970 BUICK ELECT:tra Call 734-6250.______' CHEVY 350 Small block. 194 1980 v 750 HONOA CUSTOM F0II12S.00 HOW WOULlUlO y o u LIKE TDHIHE ■ hoads. all access.,* ' S to c k N o . 7 5 9 ...... *450 1976 SERAY SRV 185 165 wilh fahrlng. $2300, Call i CUSTOM MADE camper. suner. allernator. olc. 650 733-2302. > ______ASTAFFOFPRi’HOFESSIONALS More 10 E-Z load Iraller. Call' Inaulated, (rig. cupboard &. Holley double pumper, $250 ^ JDTSJOYilHmilica:____ ^______$ — 734-9W aHof Com ------—-- -3^^70811734^6(9.------'orDe8foffB f: noon or after 5~ "-76 J SUZUKI RM60rSoeat303------l o s E u r a a n CAR?------; Stock No. 7 5 6 ...... 20' CABIN CRUISER; new INSUUTEDTeoPoe i camper• 733-6196-______G 2 ardener. Evos- 733-7357, ^6388 days-734^)660. onoirto. excellont condlllon. shell wilh rear door, (its> EDELBROCK TR2X Tunnel • >t* • w * hondi* olt notary >7a0. Call 326-4013. amall Import pickups with popart • No alrong* p*opl>opU ot your hou«* • W« I ram. Urge plenum. Dual 660 138 4 HMVYEcmomsflt 1971 PLYMOimiDDUSHR 65HP Johnson Sllnger, 6'4"bed.$225637-44a i Holleys braided lino, link- J odvartlM your car • Wa'• cdo Ih* actual Uicwlng Stock No. 755 ...... w/controls, tank. 40 (tours i ago. su c k s & cleaners. Now GROVERWILSON • Dliplay yeur cor on o out ur (ot • Multlpi* Ilding . *990 SEARS popHio Camper wllh sinco new, $1100. See, iadd-a-foom. Excellent con- $450.734-3426 Tlm.______lB45Osi0rl0h icrylc*. G ono's Outboard Repair. 450 iditlon. $650. Call 4234003. FOUR 14" tiros, $20 each. 7344854 1980 MERCURY ZEIEPHYR $ DJamondJwIn, ...... , Call 7 3 3 ^ . ______Forsaio.rentortrado; S to c k N o . 7 5 0 ...... WE HAVE VARIOUS used 8' OMClOwh.DumpTruck *5488 12______-Spoflinq Goods allde-lnj unlls and snell SET OF SLOT MAGS, (lls GMC2ax20-bod n toppers,..ca1l for dsUlls. Ford $100.733-8630 gWHITE 1wh400S Polalo Bod GUNS Informountaln I Motor 1988 FORD PiNTOI...... " ’ $ ULTRA-HI-PERF 409 Chovy. RF0RD1 ton truck S to c k N o . 7 4 6 ...... Buy- Sell- & Trade, Also Homea. 1 Wendell. 536-2301. stroked to 427. fuel injecled. cCHEV r n to n truck NND I S I *3999 ropairod, Dave's Gun Shop, IOW 1969 SECURITY 500 -I- HP. Coll for doUlls c,CASE560BTLB . Buhl, 543-6863.______camper. , Exc. condition. 734*3426. Tlm.______CCASE 580 TLB 1975CHEVR0LET1’/2 TON PICKUP $ O'BRIEN Cocnpeiltor Waler $1006ori best of(er. 734-7864 WE REBUILD Hydraulic -SCOOP mobile loader OoUjBlvdJJjjrwIn^^ Stock No. 1266 ...... SM. 65" Full Front & rear 1967 i VISTA UNER. lOS^'. ro- Jacks at ABBOTT'S AUTO 2*2-15’ bool bods *2750 bindings. Never used, 786- frlgeralor. | stove, oven. Call SUPPLY, 305 Shoshono IH 2 ax dump truck______23*3ovo:.s.______*3<^2«l'or6pm. , Siroet Soulh. Twin,______1973 DATSUN V 4ION l $ THIS WEEK'S SPEQAL i 19718' SCOTSMAN; Ico box, 1974 PONTIAC 400 motor '& JOHNDEERE Stock No. 1265 ...... *1750 Usod colt Python 4” & S.W. porta-potll. r lacks, good transmission. Can hoar It 36 3". Many other hand guns cond. < $1195. See Inter­ runJ^1Lra3:5787. , USED In Slock- Colts. Rugers & r INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT mounUIn Motor Homes, 1980 FORD 400 M engine. ‘ 1976 FORO 4x4 1 /2H O N $ Smllh & W essons. Magic Wondoll.\ 53M301.______Stock No. 1264 ...... *1987 Valley Socurily. 423 Main 1973 , COYOTIE 12' trailer. JD 410Backhoo ....$26,000 Avo. East. Twin Falls. « Sleeps 4, range, sink, DROTT B a ck h o e .... $23,800 T o J5 k T 1 1979 DODGE D-50'P /4 TON $ WALLT£NTS-25%OFFUST furnace. ( ICO box. ^ 1 2 . - : 4 APPLIANCE Tuibo-voc, ...... Stovos, Tarps, Horsepack- 1974 . RANCHO El Rao 14x7 whoeis & 2 brand now ELLIOn’SINC., 13.8% Fir Stock No. 1263 *3990 Ing Gear. Will Dropshlp. Camper. ] 8', sloops 8. Ice Armstrong G-flO-14 Radials IIIOverlandAvo. inancing Bank Cards. Phone Orders. iMx. ^ Stovo, oven, gas/elec Burley ID OUTFnTERSSUPPLYCq S and 2 olhor RadUls. lights, exc cond. $1000. mounted & balanced. $375 or 6 7 & ^ On A ny N ew Car, 637-6338 or326-4969. bost oiler. 733-6843, = = ------I (503) 772-4640. anytime. 11978 VW Camp Mobile; A/C. Bob Houaion. Sales Rep or Truck inir Stock I B O B R E radio, stereo, excellent 135 CyctMtSupplles H He o m ophone...... 733-1490 _ EESE MOTORIRCO. ^ ___ 2V4:iKeon.oollilt#dgaj»ith_- -J, condr$7450(ifml 733»a504:------5Vi HP pump, usod 2 weeks. ^ -On-Approv(/ed-Greditr ------7 --For-35-yBOTs— 1 $300-Call 734-2460. 86 ft CAMPER with overshot. SpeciaLMll^6%-3n6eves^ 1,»1963 KW Conv, 262, 5x4, Propane rofrlo. stove with ,FOR SALE 1981 Honda XL ^ Jako. Fruehauf Lo-boy. 7U "The D ealerrr Y ou C on D e p e ri( ovon. Call 7W 906. I D-6 Cat wllh angle dozer. Thru A ugijust 31st j n d O n l " i a ______TfiYelTfillers 185.call733.2826after3pm. ^ 324-5621. •______HARLEY DAVIDSON ^ ^ 7 3 3 ; 5 7 7 6 DELUXE 1979 28’ 5lh Whool W • ______wotof Homes ' 65 MACK TRUCK; D6 CAT 6 Road Runner travel trallor, • Motorcycle; Soo. Jeromo JKd 020r; 20 yard cook beiiy CONPALWLOS comploto w/am-fm radio, FOR f RENTI Solf-conUined Iimplement Co,. 324-3311. dum^j^20 it spud bod. Call 1 6*irack sloreo, tv antenna, MINI-MOTOR ^ HOMES. Call .Jerom e.______3^^ a/c. front porch awning, Ruf(-lt ^ Eaay. 734-2056. |HONDA MT 250 lor salo. _ CHEVRO}OLET sparo lira w/cover & truck runs good, $449. Call 366- l40W®»fM.IM aln hook-up included. Many MOTOR h HOME FOR RENT. 2066. I Hammett.. — ------141 140 ------Tfuclis- - 324-4318------734-6 545------324-5434— - - other options. Sleeps 6 CALL, C ...... 734-2302 HONDA | TRAIL 90 S rack, ^BIU 1966 S600 Dump Truck. . adults. Ju st llko now. Must MOTOR b HOME aleeps 8. Leaa 1 than 500 miles, $59^ «approximatelyqe 7 yards. soo to appreciate. $10,595 or gooda llros. good condition. firm. I 734-7712.______qvi Overhauled englno. 324- CLEAN eD ElEPENDABLEeAFfIFFORDABLE best olfor. Oays 733^56 or 24I foot, roof aIr.324-4159 UKE | NEWI 440 KAWASAKI. 6356355.______— aftef5733-34es.______All Ot O ur Previouslyily Owned Vehicles AreI S«rvlc«dSe t Ready 1967 TRAVEL .QUEEN; Black. ! Will sacrifice $1395, cq FOR SALE 1971 maroon col­ t o C o l S M U chassis mount 327 4>speed. . T < W im .______orod Datsun pickup, mako U> F or A C or You Con D epe• p a n d O n . . HELPIII so1f5 Motor Homes. & { backrest, 7400 milos, 'Er(lG(SGH(!^OfOJ4' THE UQUIDATORS Wendell.'1957 » FREIOHTUNER 262 RX-4 door aulomatic. ru NEED USED RVs. Will pay 31.000 miles. Dodge Chassis 3 ongino, now turbo, rebuilt goodi (leering & brokbrokot, rodiol' tire*. I fipot casti, Call collect ioa- ^3M enolne. 7^4641. SUZUKI ‘ 400 Trail Cycle, cQlSOHO roar ends, 10 speod TODilfkYS^ 3?6-1092or20M75-2431. .1975 IS FORD 250 Super Cab \ cycle for sale. with 3 speed browning, new TENT TOP TRAILER, sleeps with * 1972 9' Spon King ^ brakes. Cali 7344366. a. $1000 (Irm. 734-2130, camper.« Air, good condilion. 1972 i SUZUKI 185; lights, fTOO o i MANY CARSI 1973 * 1 2 9 i $44M. Seo, IntermounUIn good r working order ■ 895 FORO F-100 pickup. V-6. 4 1966 KIT COMPANION. 1811, Motor u Homos. Wendell. Salt { 324^53.______5^^ SPECIIALS Self-contained. Hot 8> cold » a ^ d ^ good condilion. walor, Full bam, Gas or elec ^ rofrlg, Boautllul Interior. Exc ■■ TRUCKi BED 1 ^ ' spud bed. MA» PICKUP condlllon, fair priced, 733- !^cfui^o^”'Eopf '6 “Sk \ 1-22' Hat bod. Call 8»-5924, 1 3 /4 DATSUN 7 1 0 SSEDAN I “ tpood. powor tieorlne, 3656.1112 lOlh Ave East.TF. bath, {« trallor hitch, dual gas 1974 ; YAMAHA 650, Fahrlng, 1971 DODGIGE DART Automoilc. Iov/mileHe«. tp o c lo l w heoli, i 5 ^ 2 1995< 125 TnvelTrtileft j 12!12S TmeiTnJien 1974 C0UG)GARXR7 125 TravelTrallera ijS 125 TnvelTrallflra white on v^hlte, ^ ■ outomotlc ▼ J [OrOTACOROlU transm ission .... 1490I 1978 FORD PIHT™ . . H Euxo, ' 5 tpood, AM/FM Hotchbodi. 4tp**d.i. IBluo cottotlo. new 3 , 4 d o o r s e d a n , ta n ^ h 1995 - — Day We(3ekencl! C o m ^ a a t t I vv/lth brovyn top, ▼ 1 fully powered ... I STANDARD FEATU 1550 TURES WBTOrDTACOHIIHDLU 1979 CHEVIKEVROIET MONZA' Sport Holchbock.lock. 4 cylinder, power Take a OCompanion, • Deluxe floor coveringig LIF1BACK iroket, air. low mllot. • Double bottom cablnetriBtry 1976 DATSUN FFID WAGON 5 *po«d. tpeciol strlpof. io« ancid get away • 40 gallon waler storagirage with • f=ront w h o o l d r iv e , ' electric pump 4 s p e e d tr o n s. ▼ ^ ^ 4 3 9>5 i ^31>995 )from it all! • Tub/shower comblnatlilatlon 4 cylinder...... ^2 0 0 0 C pm panianion trailers and fifth • Double stainless steel:el sin k 9 FORD PINIO • Lar^e combination gasil a s / ' 1978fl0KDA3DD0goR F o „ .i J E ®n. ” oir, powor tleorlna w heelI trailers tn from Kit were 4 ipood, Sonyo AM/FMA eoit'otio ^ broket. *p*clip*Ciol ttrlp**, AM/FM electric relrigoralor 1975LINCGLMLN4D00R ttoroo. ipociol itrlpot. 34.0I.OOO mllo* »l*roo. 4 tp**d. ^ *d. 4 cyllndart, crulilng made for thothose times when you • 4 burner range/ovenn wv ith Groon metallic, racial llros. - poekog*. just want to0 gget away from it all. power vent hood v^hlto vinyl roof, ▼ j ______A v rfde e sselection of models, , leather Intorior . . . ^ • All metal underbelly 2250 * 3 9 9 85 ______^ ■ floor p lans, tdecors and options • Galvanlzed'wheel well!ells-^ 1195 allow:>ws you to equip your • Reinlorced rool lor airllr Companionn tto suit your style of conditioner 1975 FORDD PINTO 1S8GCHEVrCHEVEl'ETTE ' IS e O E E]> P CCl-5 RENEGADE • One piece manulactureiired roof .!Hotchbock. Sun 4 door hatchback, air. cuitittom cloth Soft lop. 6 cyllndi>Ilndor. 4 *po»d. 13.000 escape. Donlon’t hang around any •Rooi 4 speed imerlor. cuttom *xiorlorr trim, ra- mllo* powerr tioorlng»l & broket.'- • Marine toilet with 600 gal.g ;transmission .... ^ dloii, 4(yllnder. 4»p*«d, whwhile. lik e New. longer thathan you have to. See w a s te lan k 2450 thle e< Companions todayi • Wide track exies wlttith ^ 4 9 9 3 Several 198981 Models electric brakes 1975 FORD GRANADAGl 5 \ h i795 • Ttilck roof, floor and wiwall :2 door, slate blue, in stock atet ClosB'Out • ’ p o w e r s t e e r in g , In su latio n f IN O UR 35th VYEAR — SAME LOC•OCATION Prices. Whll'hlle they last! I • Wlilfe wall tires Cauto., low'miles.. ^2550

i m E:NTERPRISESJNC. N ' Sm m ett'c^oM isoii'i ------RECREAHInON-VEHICLES- \ S ' 0 1 A v * n u * W a t t WILI 412Addliori A THEISEN Ml Tho Easiest Placo In Tho WoWorld To Buy a car MOTOR. CONMP/INY - TWIN FAUS,.S, IDAHO 83301 701 Main Av«. East 733-7700 1^ !235 Shothor>* Str**l Soultulh' f i r l (AeroM>M from Will* M eter Co. Showroom — . : < M TImea-Nawa,I, Twin*,T> alls. Idaho Saiurdayday.Augu8t29.1981 . h.e»Larn g e s t iA u t o f a r k e t I n tth e V <& ll6 y !I ■ I —

Vint 140 ' TrTruck. 148 4 WhealhealOrlve 158' . Auloe-CN 180 Autoa-Uncoln-MivMereury ,1W Autos-OM.•OldMWWte IB Aulos-i-Pofltlac IBTfl DODGE PU'r “ CCMOO, 1964 TORVAIR fi pasi ..-PonllM M Aata-Plniioai _i979:roRDF.15aCuatory o m W , 19a0^UBURBAN Sllvi >m Crulsor SELL or TRADE Jor Vav S r i i i b ™ • «.000-miio5rl7,000'onIon-new -V«n, Good eond.~i Cusiom ca^4 spd, I ------I ! r EXCEPTIONAUY SHARP 300. OutI flxg.. newew Iront lectoraltem:iaCT>:M4- •d, H ube,. ,£atal9 packago. trailerES Mded. low turbo Trans Am SpeciK ialCtf/. 1978 MACHO TRANS S tS Z 3 i. Dual tanka, 2^,000 Mlegniles, Exc Ing epedal. Low mill eilne + 2 foo. T-top. exo cond. IANS AM, 1973 Piymoulh Satellite with liras & wheels. UekFMFM/AM. 1974 FORD Van: comiomplololy condllion. n i-M 2a. W"!sai excellent condition.lon. New 318, A/C, radio, heater, <2400. Cati 734-22S6. . aell'ConlalrMtd. low ml ______neweonditlon.324-e666 34.1951 or eontrol. ^ caae dec|e^.lllt. motor. 543-S962 ' 1979 4x4 LUV 4 SP 734-1861.______oxcellont MPG. 42i5203. 1970 MAZDA Pickup. ( CilL!2t5ti2— - _SPEED, 89 CHEVELLE SS396 144 spd, ------I . PS/brakea-A/C.734.ft Condllfon. Call For mor B U CK . S4995. CALL^LL 829- 12 bolt roarond. Maos, r 1974 CATALINA i 2 door “ lormtttloft73M9fl$allflfit x t H 142 Iffiports-SportW tsCart ^ ------______;__ oood, hoadors, J750» ” K m ' A uiM -o(dsnioblle ito i n ______Autoe-Ps.Ponilao H*fdtop. Excellont I condi- Short See all3l0 Addison Ea> tlon, 1 owner.-Air., cruise.c AuloOito Dealers' ITS - AutoDealera ___ __ .1976 TOYOTA Truck.JCk. R5-- -SHARP-19n Opel QT.: • lora OLDSMOBILE Del '(fu ee d ' to sell fast. > B, aulo- 73 EL CAMINO'. Black, I IX. clean. ?®"'';??:/o*?y lo QOgo. Aak- — 31. teOO soli. New paint and inll n. 7,000 vinyl top, lonto cover. ( lm«nm ■ A*C° AH/'FMfM cass, ? 0 S14D5. May seseo at down, take over low monlMymoi AM/FM cassetle. ,“ r< “ !i g g : 3 2 a , ks. Book Jorome Mobllo Hi paym ents. BrandI now engine. Calt 733-2248. ______condition. 12300.733^663J638. ,1977 442,rB00andtako Homes, LL *2100 324 wheels. VOLVO. 1978, 204 4x4 Sta- ■ oayment. 432-5334. mllos, - Sa:-- aifsM?."’ “*“ leather, AeD aalara. _ — — - Ra«florrnow-27’-Btoel‘i n^rt. 2 wheels, chromene I luos, new, mlleage OIOOTwHhl l h d g ~ ~ = fiMCJ/z TONflGKUP— 4 - needs a chrome rol|-bar.-CaH i alrlockhltch&trallerslr.1-.S .g jia a g f ; 'c ± ! 'g?.aaaai.ia“a - 4spoodovordrlrdrlve, * 1 mlleaoe. Call S434941 3pm. 9344640. Aak tor C^ 6 cylinder powe • 543-4474 ever^lngs, 1973 MAZDA wagon bl — engine, make offor. 324-:otM ifl CHEV 4x4, WTon.Dn. Sht. IK______Autos-F-Fdtcli s to o rln g a n d riK 1978 CHEVROLET Ilo n .. box 4 spd. Low miles C ™ i . . * 6 4 9 5 ^ 1073 SUBARU: 200 m IL®» *1" FOR SALE, 1078 Pinto; g cattle & grain bod.-O' milos. trade «300. Call 734-0977. . eond. g o ^ tlrea. goodi rr f f condltlon.532-4591. rebuilt motor, mag wht 7 -CHEVY 4x4, Sunr — New brakos. clulch/p >unroof. age. Muat sell. 4234491.U_ » COURIER PICKUP ; ' - ■ 1078 FOHDF.150 Supor C Chrome wheels. Now ll, OfCab. Mlcheiln tiros, aublliblllier, A/C. P/B, Automatic.!! MUST SELL 197S F /F M ^ 351- V-a 4-spd wllh cam«m p e r 4t,W ) miles. 734-7SS9.;, n < _ ^ Custom' SOO Sedan. PS, shell, low mileago, t 1355 W pm Mon-Fri; 734^i^ jw w , 1,^ stereo. No reasonj Ipes, m u st$ C K ^ft0 - ' 1973 TOYOTA SRS,I, New1 atlerOpm&weokonds. irubjo con(1.734.6032atlef2pm. ------ofler rotusodl 733-8179. d a t e . . . 7^ ^ paint. Good, tires. Runs F 78 CHEV SCOHSDALE. t S&3S 1978 INTERNATIONAL 1 1»« MUSTANG AutomaS S , isnfORD Loadslar D-170 V-0 diei II $1495. V, T, SB, AT. DT. 23. siDH ___Miles, Qood Cond 788-3 200CID.WMIsaerlllceWN 1973fOIIDCllSID 1380C low .mileage, oxeellenl c bost oiler. 733-7221 aflorS™ “ .MAVERICK M pCO 4 sp o o d , AAA/FATSUFTTOriNANCI dillon; Wllh or withoul tx IOW FIAT XM9. Qoodi cond-c( evA’a. 4 door. V.8. outom illeago, '■ ■ ' 1972 PINTO WAGON. GcGood * cylinder, outomomatic frorttmlttion. p pot o w er * V-S, automoll cassette, stripesMTCARSJlVaUCKS & hoist. Setlino vory roas,oason- “0''- * ap®®**- "i"®' Cj)[ tronim liilor>, pa Stock tfontmittlon. poivo able. 334-8660. ' runs good. Call after>r !5-bO, 1«a AnllQueAuleAulos Condllion. {500 firm, ( pow or s te e rin g , o lr. Sti so o to a p p re clfU.8% lo t APR. ^1 rrj— 73M2g7.t2,000. 934-5097. ______■ •te e rin g , AM radio. ra No.T.2448. steering, powor brokoi 1078 Toyota SR-5 picki . BEAUTIFUL 1965 Merei 1975 RABBIT. Excol JJ—4 Stock No. P.823. Lookt a runt good A te . AM/FM 6 track, icolleni Convertible. New top. In s r ™ Stoek NaP-810B. :------gpeetf—tmefcBf-saats.—m iHaafla_ -(lcf.txccond.-73iiaif.__ i c ^ o AOYOMSRSLIfTMCK n J _ .n .ll. c ------1959 CADILLAC 4 Dc - ^ 1 - 7 9 5 ^ — ^ 8 5 0 ollc H B W C Iflre DATSU>Tb-210 Hai S9d»ntorsale.Call82S-5« 1 3 ^ , tacjc.yiooo. Call 733^956. 2 ^ - 1975 PINTO Sedan; whi > ni9s 1978 1700 INTERNATION, I. Call Z' I °«...... ’ ^ 5 2 9 5 ^ Loadstar Excellent co con n d t 1079 AUDI 5000S; 10.000 10, IM______Autos-8iii 1 tion. Cab & chalas. 5 spO'speed regular gas. load 71 SKYLARK, no denle, ne HT i978 F0R D M ? trmotlc Ranger Pkg.. olr. V-8 y ollow o nd bell, S02S: ^4- apud bed, be SS300, Days 7344147, Ev ircnvm ittlon, luggiiggoge outomaiie frontmittlon^ o lot more .... S290; Set of SLHD pots wl - — ■ IM Aulos-Uncoln/Mefct 9,-^ 73H20L______— ^: 72 BUICK UMITED .power, WWy rdtk. AM radio. SfSfock power ttoorlng, powei ; power divider 720 ratio,,»rad, ST! 1979 PEUGEOT 504; n W 1969 COUGAR, clean, rune ru No, P-eZO broket. Stoek No 423-4950,______: * 6 6 9 * ____ tires. A /c , auto tran#.’.. " I s iiiaia oood. must see to appre IT-234A. ' 1980 Bl 20.FOOT POTATO BED) wllhwl cond.«206,7B049l9._____ 800 at 1064 t f Washinolon. “* ato. 734^)353. m oo. 4 spood. powor belt, USO. 1972 OODOE12 2 tontc 200ZX 1981 T-top. all lu — ^ 1977 JADE GREEN Unco ^ 5 9 5 CHEVETTE 2 DOOR . troeii, 0.4-2 iransmlsslon.pn. 10 floa. A ssum e leaae. Smali Sn IM Autos-Cadilh idedi W ‘^ 3 6 5 0 '•8. S teerin g , b ra k e s - wlwetor. Call 324-5S1313 Ofi down. Call 734-4595 anvtlir S assi'sia&r'” conditioning, OS VW Runs good )77D,S. ( i; exc ~ *' 4o. o n d m o r o l ...... ■ a^A T B E D SEMI-TRAILER^ R S Jim Volk al ft« 5 5 1 or 3 = 1978 SHC'/4 ran . a , * 4 2 9 5 ^ 22'‘;ea-a30'.caii543^. Alter m ______Auloa~Oiheiners a m / f m •tereo. olr, au 50 1375 fORO LTD srOTsif#.™ -” ™-'"' ™L 1972 f0SDf-250 4 door. V-8, outomotle oa'DOOGE 10-wheeler, 20 motie fronimlitlcItlo n . 'f'® ' outom olle Irontm! ? ft 81 MAZDA For-Sale. 14.000 14,i ______ring tranimlttlon. power 1980 CHMPALA 2 DOOR - combination grain & be< ___ 1 5 ______AtJtoDealeiUera power tieering. V-' \ b POw»f Hfcorini 4 sp o ed , >wor • ^ ^ ^ w / h o l a " t . 54^233; tu-tono paint. StoStock bro k et. Tu-tor•tone ‘teering. ^ e r broket, 01 . Toyou Celica G 158 Auto»..Chevrol( K No. 1T.234A. point. Stoek No. lT-282[1020 '''"V' f«of. Stoek No.* 4 c y lin d er — Special Edition. Loadi 1C-226A. ondmoro. No. 2t ,elate' £)- CAMINO, 1964 model. 1 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ . Z . r . . . ^ n 9 S • M L ______VJ!!!?m K . ' C W o ’f';fr'TjJ: toot. >750 firm. Call 423-8148. I M I 9 5 , MUST SELL NOW 08 Chevhevy 90 g .w d leave message.0;___ M u s t m a k e parents happy ^ 4 5 5 0 1979 i VAN. completel = - Muat sell 74 Camero Lt Auto., air, powo custom ized. Rose elchei ■ m • 4Wiee)DffIDrfve wheeli L - 1 2 5 2 L . windows, eloctric sun rool i£!!? and tires. Runa good. Neodi 5,; ste e rin g , p o w e r . AM/FM _ca88fltto .-playerlyer!- .ISTO.CJSiJEEP-VO-engin.gine; palm. <1800. 7 3 ^ , £ CASH brakes, 6 cylindiMULOS ------T^bapy ■ blue carpe irpet Wem O/Drlve & hubs. Lo 1956 BEL AIRE COUPE, gooc 1243 BLUE LAK^S ' throughout, chrome mag mac '” >'0*0?/ Clean condllloi wheels, new 060-14 tiresIrea, Beet ofrer. Can be soonf ti ’SM FOR YOUR BLVD.N. . extra long I09"wheel base Jackpot. ^ 2589 or 755-99; -wHorRogei. _i07o-GHEVEtt;e^SrReouiii L ^bj^bfuTantfpotaTJamnoff ------7 3 3 - S 1 T 0 - v m e T - i -— 396. New Radials. See to OAR----- ' . All New, se e fo appreciate.late.. 1972. CHEVY BLAZER. Re . GON f Call nowt 734-8104. appreciate. Call 734«M2. t w i n f a i l s l i n J e r o m e built w/camp trailer & bma Ll“ WILLS USED CARSS — boat. 0100l/rm. 733-3364 1978 Caprice Classic; exc LL^ r- . IOT FORD Econollne 15( 7— cond. 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^ Saturday, August;u st2 9 ,1 9 a i p o tris l»atiBrdla y Timos-News. TwInFjIn Falls. Idaho I U ... | 6 - < ; . V '' t ' I Bobe:ats are]5 pleased, I Bruirns disapppointed Bj-tARftvrrovFrvrv’ " ifa'aTiaaFiappcned to win th c playoff." ' Tinws-News writerir “ NowJow I know how Ara Parscghian (fnrtnprTier N otre D a m e coach ) felt w hen h e tookook a 10-10 tie against Michigan - TWIN FALI^-“ 11 wiil go in thc State: (01(on national TV for probably the . ^ 1 record book thal EBurley and Twin national)nal tille). I feel prelty good aboul Falls battled lo a G-65-6 draw in the 19.8! it," BilicBilletzsald. opener Friday niglit.>1- "It[ Wiwas an administrative mistake Diil judging fromm thc looks on the and should shoi have been taken carij of SSfs I faces, there definite Itely was a- winner prior• to theI gam e. If it Is m y rcsponsi- and loser. Burley CcCoach Jofffi B illelz b llity,/. I'llI take full responsibility," walked off the ficfield w reathed in J o n essald, s sa ____ sm iles. Bruin Coachh Bill Jones looked "Ass fafar as I'm concerned, ifs like lik e h e'd been hit byy'a a thunderbolt. lh e oldJld sa; y in g 'a lie is lik cj< issln g The Bruin probien-Jm and lhe_Bobcat yo u r motmothor:ln-law,”’he said; happiness- stemnimed from an Jones^ie s w a s distraugh t by thc num ber . overslglit on Twin FFalls'pari. Since offumblin b lc s h is B ruins had, ev en for a n ', the outcome of theIC game does not, opener.:r. ‘“Some looked, to me like the H figure into playoffrf berth, lhe lie- handoffioll_wasonj^ hip, others looked . H — brcaker-isn’rautomjmatlc.”li must Be like ihey thej were placed well in the ' ■ a g r ee d upon prior toIlhe II game. back'ss ststomach and the others came ' ■ Twin Falls begann 1thinking playoff becausc'isc we were squirming for extra , H with over a minute^ leftli in thc game, yards.i. Bi But several of them shouldn’t j ■ Buriey was thinkingg Ilet the clock run have hapihappened." ■ T h ef wweird ending of;the game H Although Twin Falls Ft could only ovcrcamiam e all the bright poinls. Junior ■ manage Iwo field gogoals, il was the Brent SSta tan din g booted field go a ls of 21 ■ - type of situation thatIt lent itself to the and 30) yaiy a r d s lo accou n i for Tw in F a lls ■ Bruin.oullook becausne w here two Bruins and a ■ Billetz pointed oul it hadn't been Bobcatsts bbattled for ll, tipped It over ■ agreed to. th e ir heacleads and Williams came up ■ "T he w a y w e iook allll l I —loscoreon w lththeitie brass ring. The point-after ■ a lucky tip — we're happyh to leave klcksqulbllulbbcdri^t. ■ h e r e In a lie . I know ilit doesn’ti go into BuBurley High quarterbac 1=;^— the left-slde-(of-the sta>tandlngs)T 5D rn— rrr r ...... :...:7 o ~ o ~ T ~ ^ I ack Kelly Keicher sprintInts to avoid-Twdn F alls's'dcfch'defLahceSelle ------isn-t-in-theiniddiCT’lthei ^ , TF-Slandilandingjl'ro...... ------iaihlnk^.Uc-will doj0 as-m u ch -for-u s------^TP~Slandli■ndlnjiMPO——----- — ------' — —- mentally as the win.wovould have if we u-wiiiiamillamt 24pai* rrom Kclcher (kick railed) Caldw\ie\\ sho3WS too>much size, s;speed fne play, and •■We justust couldn't handle them,"’ turnlngcorners, - Alvaro's deftde screen pass to Thomasas The Tigers nearly kepcpl Caldwell oul Duringig the antlcllmallc third . JEROME -^ColdwollII High1 School said Jeromamo Coach John Jund, who3 ' The victors’ main offe [fensive spark for IS y ard•ds. s o f th e e n d zo n e, haltinIng first Garza quarter Cal demonstrated Friday-i- nighti lhat had his deblebut as Tiger coach ruined. ' Caldwell ended Ihelr destruc- \ was quarierback Alvaniro. ,a Magic Thomas s ch and Ihen Thomas for m nothingsuccccds likeexcci• opening-season fashion —r cspC! M la lly I" H am ilton. w a s a lso 1.2 seconds fasaster than Foster - chosen chi In p la ce of in th e early-goin g fbr Buhl. It wasn'ti untilu la te In th e g am e, Coe's previous recordI time in Nchemiah to0 represenlrc the U.S. at ' Thc Indians fumbled thn[hree times Buhl mounteiited its longest drive, 9 Z u rich la st w eek . , next weeicend’snd’s Worid Track and and were penalized once« oni their 24-yard affaiirair, before B rad Tinker " T h ere is still so m o timenelocome Field Cup In In R om e - by 0,35 opening drive, then yieldeddaopening a plckedoffapapass heading towards Ken o ff," C o e sa J d . "Il is n o l goinggo to be secon d s, done by running fast at Ihc drive score to Gooding. Pierce, who> wasw standing alone in the b . ' 1 . he end but Bul Nehemlamiah said he was dis- ' • by being more courageou Senior Bob Hays connect< ous at the appointed by by his performance beginning." 34-yard pass to Tom Bakei !lumed thc ball lo thc 50, . . . . af^er his woridirid rccord n m o f 12.93 ; tagWPW lWfcy Coc said he stili thought I Doug James pushed the: ball bi over . = g a m e a t 7-7, then finished < run in to B y e rs' back bu l wa I"! p in c h o d n e r v'C c l in h is neck., • 3?SR99S^SBBHi A-Mnever melers of all all time two ni^ts sc o r in g In the first h a lf wilh'ilh a five ■ ■ i in danger of losing his balance, b before, Rono) recordedrm the second •; yard pass to Troy \Juker. ThT h e p a s s ‘ Ooodia*...... b 'o 0 - 7 With Boll righl behind hi , “'"e in thethe worid this year failed, leaving Ihe score at 13-€ ...... 7 «• 0 O-IJ !■ .g ccheered on by a crowd of niklckftood) of 55,000, 27 minutes, 40.7840.7 seconds — with was all the Indians needed to st C oe w en l in to a fly in g finish 0 start th e n-u>inR«4paiijidl from Uvcly (Wsgner kick i S eb astian Coe croosses the line to winth Goater clocking

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B y United P re ss ImInternational— • m m threeiree-run homer sparked a six-ru firstrst Inning lhat carried Mllwaukis H u m p hrey w anted to K a Chariharile M oore and P a u l Moliio lene Michael's job. K-ok •okethegameopen. opencjened the firsl with singles off lose d tw o trip les an d -a Bo6t(»l2,0aklaai ick H oneycutt. 8-3. and scored ahea h ree ru n s and scored t <,-o At Boston, RIclIch G edm an drove in ‘V?. )ronto4,Kansas.Cily3-r'. . [.Cooper’s.ipth homer.______lay-night In-leading- — a v . ^ree runs with a single and a double At Toronto, pinch runner G n k ees to a 6-1 victory Rftii . oeo^e and Carney Unsnsford had three hils , It’saslfJerryM i )ll scored the tle-bcakjng run [iDoesota 6, Detroit 0 WhIleSox. £5/. ! runs to lead Boston. p erson ally sa v e Gei ttom of the eighth on a passc' At Bloomington, Minn., the Twin le, Michael said thal |;,y S i ball — ...... At J Mumphrey had catcher Jamie Quirk helpinIping the m an a g e r could b e in e iu g youllilulli parade continued as Tli h om er, d rove in thr uc Jays snap a five-game 1 audner hit a two-run homer In hi Lwaa under tremen- strca ic losing Cleveland l.Seatt]tUeO Laudi ' three times Frtda: •eak, making a winner of rst major league game an reverse his team's Mctf of Joey At Cleveland. RlRick Manning singled first th e N ew York Yank :L aughlin, 1-5, ernando Arroyo. .5-6, and Jen ! York has won Just home Ron Hassejwy with the winning Ferna over the Chicago Wl oosman combined on a five-hlitc Inthesecondhaif. callft run w ith two ou t in the ninth Inning to Koosr Beforc'thc game, lifo m ia 9, B altim ore^ ludner, who joined the team Fridt phrey^to’ pull New ^tl , e x te n d th e M arineners’ losing streak to Laudr h is job a s Y an k ee m Vt Baltimore, Don Baylor and m omomlng I afler hilling 42 homers b )ldrums. His leadoff Burle ind Rick el^ t games, .Jeopardy, that h(Lv rieson backed the eight-hit ppit< itching I off S teve Trout, 7-5, o /M j| ' Orlanrlando of thc'Soifthem Assoclatlo dous pressure (o r Mike W ilt. 4-S, with two-run1 siisin g le s ubbed a 1-2 pitch (iff slartcr ai n d hl64w o-run triple— . ,______ii-OLU-b^ recent slide. New 1 th(TAngelrTD0inrdP2nlageols o f fiv e Kaw&m6t;Tex& — , loserscr Dave Rozema. 4-5, in the sc ir-run seventh lhat BnltlrItlm oro errors c> e ig h t o f IS g a m e sIn At Milwaukee,e, Cecil Cooper's enth.llh. & enter Mumph York out of the dole h o m e r In the sixth o cn^ippffH n 1.1 t)f> ^x showss NY fanIS what tthey’ve nmissed highlighted a four- ternational WTM latreal^AUantaO ught he'd drop by AtU Montreal, Gary Carter cracke w York fans what h is 12th home run and Steve Roger Seavesing. EdLyiLyncli allow ed only two h ils ched a six-hlttcr, sparking th sover6o\ Cincinnati addedd another run in the i-vnn'^ his 254th carccr 1-3 inningsinn before leaving withh tight-tl nin th on an R B I sing pos to their fourth straigh B y U nited P r e ss Inle nglebySeaver. im ph . Carter, who h a s 15 R B I in hi : Concepcion dellv- ness> inin h is right elbow. The Mets took sa 1-0 lead in th e i ; i , ^ ;, two-run double in With I six games, led off the fourt Tom Seaver thou{ Ith the score tied l-l, pinch) hihitter fourth oo'doubles5 .by Hubie Brooks ?dday-night,.lead— Joc-N( Ing. wilh .his.homer; and show the New -Nolan-drew-a-wfllk-off-reJletiJlever~and-L«rMazzlJW,-bi bjrt-theRedsf/ed It— Icds to a 5-2 victory N ell Allen. Al 5-J. and was sacrifice! they have been mlssii iced to in the seventh on a idouble by Griffey HoustoitstoD3.Pblladdpbia2 ' Mels. second Seaver notched h nd by Seaver. One out later.■r. Ken1 and'a single by Foster. 1 The run Att HiHouston, Craig Reynolds, wh up /Oil eight o f his last G riffey triumph and Dave C fey was intentionally walked;ed and snapped a string olo f 25 sc o re less In- sc o re-ed d Ith e tyin g run a s a pinch runnc :: Cleveland’s Duanlane Kuiperhelpsiion1 HasseyI- celebrate vlctoi ! now has a 65-33 Concep ered a tie-breaking, t :epclon drilled a shot to thele left-1 nings for the Reds. in th>e e nninth, l sin gled in Ton y Scott will from the Mets to centerferfield a lle y for a 3-1 lead . Geo ___ the.eifihUUnningJt jCorge Ellis Valentine horo m ered In th e ninth on c out oul and the bases loaded in th 1977. M els' sta rter F o stee r r thoni sin gled in Concepcion. -ing th e C incinnati Re< [>n. forthe Mets'final nil•un. 10th inn:inning to lift the Astros. o v e r th e N ew York M( vpi S e a v e r. 9-2. h a s wo: tory nine decisions. He i ||T racjy has b sincc being traded fi _____ the Reds ln June 197s Minic::o holdjIs off Bi>ishop FKelly , I BOISE - Daryl TracyTn and a stingy •‘ •■I fourth quarter defens<^nse led the Minico I J X : ■ ^ ■ 1 W ee i n d e l l 8 , S p a rta n s to a 26-1414 decision at the I H H . C a s c a d e 7 0 , K i m b e r l y 2 4 , hands of Bishop Kelly!lly F riday nighl in H aj t g. e m i a n 6 B o ise . leclsion over Murtaugh Frtda;' half as S h o s h o n ee O O ai k l e y 0 WENI:NDELL - Rod Hegl scor Tracy racked upI oov v er 160 y ard s in cor^ BOISE-The Shoslishone Indians'bid OAKLIKLEY - Kimberly's Kev xy Messner. the only scnior oi W endellell's lone touchdown in I p a s s in g in clu ding throtiroe touchdowns In I the for a successful footbtball program this HolcomIomb camc up with two scorlr »1 Devil squad, scorcd first on i fourth1 quarterc lo lead the Troja the first half as thele SpartansS took a ^ tijans season got off to a slslow start Friday' playss andar the Bulldogs defense live . eight-yaiyard pass from Roy Nebekei p a st Ha{la g e r m a n 8-6 F riday night. 2(H}iead at halftime. up to0 itits pre-season ratings Fridj *erman struck first blood in ti "The kids weree jacked up at he Murtaugh offense couldn'i y, Tudor broke a , “ “8'f In the & cade. behind ththe strength of 13 night. g e an oth er point; qu arter with tailb ack Mil hairtime we had to settlesei them down >"2,0386, le secon d quarter • Mike returning iettermen,:1, scored38points Theree resu lt w a s a 24-0 d ecision ov Ior. a 6-1 178-pound junior F i l e r s , idden scoring on a one-ya and they camc out andand the defen se let ide il stand up as -yard in ih e first quarter ammd breezed to 704 the Oakli>akley Hornets. them (Bishop Kelly:Ily) score some I up from there and scort^ on™S a H a n s e n 0 lipped the Hansen Pjunge.e. The run capped drive aftafter thrashlngJn_Shoshoni ■POtnts^CoarhRftdHai ^L^pIunge-aiuUatGr-adddd-an ■manTecetved-HTJunrrontrm icomb, playing defensive en Halverson saidr-^— eker ig h t;- .. r H g g g n r i; > »rst g a m e in tw o y«year§. Junior t'ard strike in the second p o ssesslissIotT c o r in g ita r te d In th e ilr s t quart ------T h e g a m e w a s deadeadlocked at zero eight-yai qu arterb ack T lm H asmllton-connected— n tr. dn't FILER - Randyout to pass when Hagen[crman failed to score anoth 1 he picked off a flat pass ai after the first 12 minulinutes and Tracy other wilh Dale Scott forththree touchdowns Uey moved the ball real well 63-yard romp in the’ook off. He broke point wlwhile Wendell, scoreless tl led Into the end zone from abo started off the secondnd quarter wllh a . /? . • > the and Hamilton went 5050 yard s on a punt ilpr. and th e d e fen se mad 19 Rockyy EllerE lo Holcomb bomb a Halverson said. Ive squad set up two ValleyJ In one tackle and thening Hansen even •hat starlarted when Hagerman wasis hilli minutes. cou n ted^ fifor tlie th lfa touchdown. E ll ______^The Sp a rta n s b a ttleIc crossc lown rlval-Ja?,?!!-'!™ow ns on p en a ltie s .______.____npu^ H an sen d efen d ers foridn|,-U.c-pas8lni!— t . roughing the kicker call atlU tl h e ____ Shoshones’— Byron-n-W ebb-shone— ran for_tDr_twQ.Mnversions.andJ:errM _ “ Burley next Friday ni^ ■ defense made a'Iot of errors Peterson piled acros; }il flve.'Another penalty againainst brightly-ln defeat with « three un- added the and“ w“^= t J will work on that before we point conversion. • H agermman i helped along the wayly i as assisted tackles andd a quarterback Kimberiberly’s defensive line took u S MlnJco...... A'as due so m e to jhe T roii ...... : 0 ■» 0 e-aa p la y KimIimberiy next week," Anderson ■ojans drove it into three too ssi e t sa ck . a e r ia l game g£ plan away from U B ...... 0 . 0 M ^14 said. tho------FUer:s-defense-fairid the numljcr of up Heel's ;l'sr u n . The Indians, havir/ing only three young: HornetsHo and its veteran M atV 'X' *' M*^*o2i*o’w « p i i ’fromn Tr»cyTr inut f*ll«ir. S on h o m ley nated the night, holdin;c playing." said "Afler - M-Homfr 28 pan Jrom T omore Marlin Mussman scored er nol scoring any poinls'> thett players wllh football experience,c> host Cranney.icy. A fier ce rush left Cranney, B o „ ® j S . y ___ onJhe.ground.and.RiviBul wc fell our tlrsl hall • fmmTwcyi (•yard dash in the third period lalf our kids camc back witwith Cambridge next Frida>ay night. four-yearcar starter, with just thrJR M-OrlRhl £t pu s from T n n ors gamelittleyardace. ally sood job on some aa rtcyinmraiiMii find T aylor y k hit Roy Escobedo with a a g g r e ssiv e football In the seerly■ly B u lld ogs. front people did a realhed the II once while the entire Wendell team onlon ly C-HamlllonSapuntiTiumi| frensewIthEllerhittingthrceoil = V a l l e y 2 4 , ! “ defense ... with theifenseheid. ------c a m e ujp p 'with 142 yards of offense.—------C-Baxler 12 pau rrom Ka for_l01.yardS-lhrough.Mie a ll* ...... 0 U 12 O-M jrman travels lo Glenns Ferr fromnamlllon) riy had 15 first downs and r a ff Murtaugb...,...... • 0 0 0 - e^ . g r o u n d g a m e," lo 10 m ouol a „ C-W«l(«3run(pauralledixl) 57 p la y s a£ M u r t a u g h 6 rlday night. s against 36 for the Hornets. 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Renfi^omakkesupfformiSi'take, flmuchtcoMushiers* chhagrin By MARV CLEMONSm m m m .. , Times-News sports? editorcd ^ I FAmFlELD-TocTodd Renfro made one mistake Friday,ay. then spent the nsl of the ofiernc[rnoon redeeming ------lilm solf.------The result was a 26^ victory for his Garden Valley Wolve i l i i ilverlnes over host CamnsCountyHigh m i Pf- T lic 6-2. 185-poiJndoiidcr threw for iwo .'C...... louchdown passes a:and 'in(er?epted -■I.. . tlve Camas County acaerials, reluming •J.*. one ttj yards for sixilx points. *Not too- .\y • Shabby for Ihe first Raig a m e of his senior ------scasorr------:------~ Renfro, a quarterlIcrback and free safely, gave Camas> CountyCc a 6-0 lead ' . Just seconds into Iheiie socond: quarter w hen he Ihrew a shoshort swing pass rielil into Ihe arms of i Musher de- fen sive lin em an Cliristirls Gunder. who ram bled 65 yard s forthr th c T D . It w a sto , be one of very few Mu;M usher Jilghli ghts__ „ during the season opcopener on an H3* degree afternoon. . Renfro counted inI all of-the scoring .plays except one. H iss range n and speed „ Inlhe defensive backfickfield kept Camas C ounty from generatinsllng an effective ------posslng-fltjaek-somcffiicthing Coach E d— Blankenship had hopedK>d for. S | H k I' . When Renfro wasn’isn’t getting his . hands on Dave Simonnon's passes (he ; knocked down four pass>asses In addition lo the five thefts), teamiammate Howard I BrlggswasmolestingC;g Cam as runners. 1 namely Danny Turneirner. Turner, a ; V ; transfer student fromn CCarey, showed some effecllve runninnlng early, but , ^ J j B riggs and partners pul3ul the clamps on Blankenship's runningIg pplans a s w ell. i ^ ^ The Mushers finishedied with 35 y ard s i-, on the ground and C9 in llthe air, but the • p assin g lotal w a s negate;ated by Renfro’s 7; pickpocket work. in ■■ “Aclually. he had to tdo something 'J ^ . - j j H . becau sc hc put those guyguys in thc game Camaslas County’s Lonnie Funkinkhouser grabs Todd RenfroR as the Garden ^ In th e first p lace." Garden Gj Valloy n Valley senior looksI forfo open field after onele of his five.interceptloi •' ; C oach Darell L lndstrom ; Hons in Friday's game )msald. Wolverineines the ball at thoir own 47 27 yards out but missed ;s. • Ren/ro’s mistakeI c a m e on and they t ed short and lo Renfi^ hit Johnson on the PAT pass a !y took jusi four plays to tie thche Iheri^t. >ass L lndstrom used scvi:vcral offensive Blankensh^nship's h op es for a slro n g . second'and-cight play. 1^ f o r a 14-66 leadh w ith just 14 secon d s left /. He was under score wllA'ith Renfro finding halfb ackck Garden Valley look o' loft players the rest of thee gami e, leavin g se a so n ,, but bui the Mushers did show the overal the 20. mthehaif.Ilf. a heavy rush and simpmply didn't see Allen Brl(Irlcken deep over the middle. in thc \>clcran sececondary and ability to n c. Johnson pounded for om>ne yard before A t t h e lu lo move thc bail at times. But Gundertohisleft ashetlIC threw a sa fely C a m a s puRi^ p i Renfro down short of' ^ half Renfro had five complc-jIc- linebackers lo keep o f Renfro hit Bricken for•a a 44-yard gain tions in 12 ) Ihc Mushers thc inabilliibility to find a route around — valv(Hntcndcd-foi^l»tillback-ChaTiie— tmrgoal-o|-on-the-PAT-runrk«*ping-the- 12atlem D lSfQ r I20 yardg nnrimd— stymied.______le— to-fhc-eamas-Countyt> JS. Hpniro tw o T D s. 1 ------R en fn r-p{^luvud n to bt’ lh c n iu sn er s’ Johnson. g a m e knotnottedfrC, 5. Bricken had throe catcheslies ■ Renfro's final hcroic . looked for Bricken agaiiain, bul settled. _for.two.TDi c act of the day downfall,II. ------"W e tt’crc both to blaiblame." Renfro Gardenen V alley's next cap cr ca m e In rDs and 115 yards. came when Simon fir In for a Ihreo-yard galiain lo Brian Bricken lircd deep and Camasis v\lsils Cascade next Friday said. "He wasn’t there:re and 1 didn’t th e closingin g seconds o fth e half. C am as ;n sh ow ed his v e rsa lilily in Renfro made a cleaean steal and inhopesofi IS M oscrip, w ho c a m e a ccross r the mid- the second s of finding th e w inning sid e. • r ea lly look. I just threw^vit." it . d r o v e lo the Wolverines’ five andid d ie. nd half a s h e ran for 48 yards,ds. streaked 93 yards up ththe sideline for Having already stopItopped Camas elected lo have lemons try a 22*yard • He look an Inside handoff lale in the.Ihe. I h e fin a lsc o r e o fth e g a rim r o CurJenViUeytUey...... 0 l i « « - a . . ■d With just seconds leftft Blankenship quarter an Ctm«fCoimlyuDiy...... 0 • s 6 - < ' ^ County’s second possesssession with an field goal,lal. H is attem pt w as through and wont 30 yards lo thehe "It wasn't loo bad to got his Mushers into a1 cdeep prevent Camas Coi today," Renfro cc-aunucnndrrU inlrrrrpiion rrlurn < run lallnl i interception, Renfro gragrabbed a pass the middledie. bul one too m any M ushers County 20. Fivc plays jialcrIcr said. "Gaa lot of the irinterceptions I o v - urickenickeiHJ pau from (Icniro i run Inilcdi •s defense, but Renfro foummd Johnson on Johnson bu intended for David ^mons.but un>— were.InI thetl backfield. negating the bulled in from two yardb'oul.ul. just had to lurn und runnto I the ball. He cv-iirickcnIckrn :»pasx rrom Krniro i Johnson p.i&s le th e left and threaded thc tt ball over Thc run fail ' dcrthrown. The turnnvrioy.ct:_gav:(i_lhe___ tlii:cc.i>olnt>ints,.Lemons tried again fro m ._ failed, leaving Garden Valley-ey— (Simon) was having prot n— defender-lumer-for-a-i-ao*yard -T D ,— up 20-6:____ tinsonsninininfniktii------The—loss—may—ha Erhardit pleasec:d with P;Patriots’ perform] nance Templetonm to seek psychU\latric help By United Press Internali ST. LOUIS (UPJJPI > — The team doctor forr thetl St. l-ouls ( ’jirdinal.s Occasionally.'^Ncw EnglIgland needs a , said Friday short:ortstop Gafry Templeton, si su-spcndcd for making pat on the back to keep*p momentum obscene gestures!s ala fans in a game Ihis weecck. has agreed to seek f?olng. w atch ed second-round s e draft choice . , psychiatric help. :e Washinglon Thursday. "T here is not a b all. I think thi we had too many The unbeaten PatriotsIts have that Tony Collinsins o f E ast Carolina rush for • Dr. Stan Londoijdon said Tcmplelon Is "vc;very rcccplive. almost 3r man in tho organizationn who wants to 2nd-and-l5I-I5 .siluallons. too many vote of, confidence from■n Coach Ron 127 yards; andai eighth-round pick Lin ; ■ anxiou s” to se e aI psychps iatrist. in win more than I do. notit one.( Winning penaltiess and ai turnovers. Bul again. _ E rhardt o s they se ek to clicloseout their Dawson ofif NorthM Carolina S la le catch • :, • "If the evaluatioiItion indicates thal treatmeni;nl Is needed, h e’ll havo ;h is th c tick et. It Is pure JoJoy. winning is th e bright sf sccond straight undcfeateted exhibition eight passesjcsfo r 102 yards, hi spot w a s th e defen se." treatm en t." sa idILoffdon. Lo ecstasy and Ihcre is no10 worlliy suli- sioolcr season Sunday ag£gainst Ihc Washingtogton’s new coach . JocG ib b s, cr quarterback Terry London met with'1th Tem pleton Thursday, a dajday after lie w as cjcctod s. stilule." ' Washinglon Redskins, alsIlso 3-0 In c x - h a s m a d e remarkablerc: progress with a iw was sacked six times by - -- . from a game agalnialnst San Francisco for makirking a series of obscene a In today's aclion. Chic,lc»so Is al SI. .“" S S n i h ibition play. leam lhat hha as yielded only 30 poinis in 'ging Cowboys, who also in- • • gestures at jeeringIng fans. The actions angcrc•red SI. Uuls Manager in I/)uls, Cleveland al Gre “W e've developed somele momentum pre-season.n. Most gratifying was the d two passes and recovered ■; Whltey Herzog, WhopulledWhc Templeton into thcth< dugout and scuffled le nver al Cinclnnali, Delic rall. al New since our first pre-season1 gamef in 1 ^ grittincss di: t)lcs. : with him . displayed by Ihc RedskinsIS Orleans, Houston at Dallalias, llic New A n g e le s and w c would likeivas nullified in |he opening g D a lla s. In an unusualal reversal of a g a in st •cross-bay ‘cro rival San Fran- "We'll still bc looking at a lol of thc quarter. positions, is last in thc NNFC Eastern cisco, wilhIlh both te a m s sp orting 2-1 • backup people, though. liIn order to W ash ingtoglon owrier Jack Kent JohnHenr^ry draws outsidele for Million ] It cxhbltion standings, butIt Coach Tom rccords. Thc Th Raiders have totally prepare for the final cut(Jtdown to 45 Cooke, who10 hadI success with a winn- - r • ARLINGTON HEIlEIGHTS. 111. (U P I)-Joh nn Henry.I- America's top i I- Landry sees considerablible improve- dominateded thell pre-seoson series with players and our opencner againsi Ing Los Angmgcles Laker team in thc p. lu rf h orse In 1980.10. drewi thc far outside postjst posliion Friday for I c m en t. D allas broke a two-,o-game losing the 49ers.i. wwi inning II of thc 14 g a m e s Baltimore." NBA. is trylirylng to instill the spirit of­ • Sunday’s ArlingtonmMllIionatArlingtonPark. ^ if- -str e a k last w eek by w^'hipping l Pit- contested.J. Oakland 0 is averaging 4.7 New England has swepept past the victory in ihthe e R edskins. With Jockey B illII Shoemaker S aboard. JohnJ HenryH will be in post I tsb u rgh 24-14. , • yards perr rush,ru without injured Mark Rams, Tampa Bay andId Oakland. "Wchavet'c but one objective and that r position No. M for foi thc first running off thct world's richest c t "We needed to play a good game van Eegheighen. thc all-tlmc Raider giving Erhardt excellent opportunityo Is lo win," Cooke told a Wclcomc ' - - thoroughbred racc.e. T h e winner will r cc elv e $600.kX).000. I e like that." said Landry. “Our"I defenso . rushing leacleader, who Is expected to for survevine Ihc rookie crcrop. Hc has Home lunn welterweights champion in I the lOlh round when San Diego Charger managementm canceled the5 un hap py with his contract.ct. Charger players had volt theymeclSept.I6inj:in a scheduled IS-round bout, oled unani- event and stsaid they would give re- *'I su re don'l want to mouslyS to boycoll a banqt :o bc thc fall • : • ' " P h ysically, h e’s’s SIsccon d to none,'' sa id Ixx>nainard, the World Boxing 1; iquet out of funds to thele 1,469l fans w ho had m ad eI g u y ," sa id Jefferson, a foi sympathy for Jefferson ai four-year vol- V T H T Council welterweightght cham p and thc WBA junioilior middleweiglit king. 5 and "other $20 rcscrvaliclllons. eran from Arizona State dissatisfied players." le and one of : • "He’s a freak of' m nature. Bul pyschologlcailyJliy, I have thc edge, T h e playeiycrs’ statement, in part,. the league's , leading “II was kind of shocking;g and unex- said; "We ai Experience in big; fightsfig w llh big crow ds — lik fingers pointing at me ifif thingsi sta rt t ^ 7 | n f f ! | | gctUng bad: It shouldn't bcl>e this way show managt • - Leonard lost hiss tltllle In Montreal fight bcfoi•fore 75,000 people bul agement we arc unhappy’ to go wrong this season,1. B efore that on a team planning to makiike a to the with its effon \ regained it fivemont^in th s la ter when Duran quit ininthccighlhround.' I Forts to ach ieve our goals; h a p p en s, I would ask ed toobe I traded." hlWnifiiffli Su p er Bow l. But w e're a fammily on Ihis Uniting the ejeam and winning the T ight end Kellen Wir/inslow. who BIHflrWIWl teamte and It’s nice to know h m y S u p er B ow l." jo in ed thc boycotting playe teammates believe in me yers, said thc R^liRy!^ . Tampa playtyers after title, nrevenge le and Ihe Jefferson,I, ao holdout since the slart action by the team was ne •others." not meant as o f train in g' campci on July 25, is at- /-'an/- ulllmalum against lc ; ' WILLIAMSPORT.T. Pa.I (UPI)-W hen Tampa>agoesagainslTalwan J The players notlfed Chari leam owner iPm M W srger man- tempting tolo have his contract re- G e n e Klein. today for the 1981I LittleL League Baseball World Wo Series champi- agement ag Thursday that, for or the first negotiated so that he can rcccivc his : onship. th e FloridaI boysbo. will b c looking for m orerc Ithan thc world title, "We just wanted peoplee loI b e aw a re ■ B & 0 3 ." - • ’ The Tampa teamn w ill b c out to a v e n g e la st yciycar'i loss in thc final there is a problem," Wii/inslow said. roundofplaylothedeI defending champions from1 TiTaiwan, ■ h “Whal cvcrilualiv haoDci)cns on this ■' A pair o f unbeatenen right-handers1 who arc hiltiiltin g over .400 w lilb e the pitch ers for Ihc! finalfin gam e. Derek Bell. lO-O.D. vwill bc on the mound NQW OPEN : . . for T am pa w hile WanVang Yao-hsln, 6^), will reprcjircseni the leam from Tai Chung, Taiwan. Renault turbrbos pace Dutchfi lon Alan Jones' was an d minen love, ^ tlmedlnl;18.67andhlJ his Williams teammate, cur:urrent leader Carlos Reutemann of Argcntirnllna was fourth best in 1:19.0G'.06. The Zandvoort clrciIrcull poses special problemems for drtvcrs and WATCH FOR OUR' f l GRANCigPENING mechanics with three:ee sccond gear corners, a pun»unlshlng dem and for i hifhl braking at theendend of the m ain and b ack strairaigh ts and grit from 127 SecondId Slreel Soiilh ’ the surrounding sandid dunesi that constantly thfcircalens engines and Twinin Fails ■ suspensions. (across (com Ricardo's>'s Mexican Roataufani) ^ ------1 B B smoBinasaamasBBfim ...... [M T Im e s-N e w a .TwInIln Fella,F Idaho - Salurday,-A■Auoust2fl,1981 u ------: i '.- “■ “

’’ * ' f l Threee -fo o tib ird ie oon 18thih d le ipuzich l e a d s p u ts I E arner b y 1 Irw in uip by 1 ENVER (UPIJ - Nineteen-year eran Sandra Spuzich birdied four ihp first five tiQles_FrJday_ifor-a___ ♦-AKRQN.Qhio.( UPl)Pl)_-^Hale4rwlnroHed— -thc-day^s-bcat-round th of-65,-an ^hnrhCTlrovelnlblen rough.'^i.'He (ook‘= ^ | ^ 6 i ^ jo-under 69, to edge into the in a thrcc-foot birdicIc puttp on thc final hole were w( another shot back al 13i139. P a l e h ^ a th ree mlore o i sh o ts to reach the green, ond-round lead of a $150,000 LPGA “ • F r id a y to brcalt a four-'ur-way tie for first p la ce second-round s e 69. Bul h e i e went on to birdie the nth. I and. H j K m am ent. a fte r tw o rounds o f the:h e WOO.OOO World Series T h e only olh er player to matinatch par for llie Ifith to ret■etake th e le a d e rs, puzlch ended the two days at o f Golf. firstfir two rounds was Curtiss SIStrange whose Langer.ir. Ihe West German " ho cell celebrated 9—139, five-u nder par and one Irwin's birdic putt,it, giving { him a sccond 71 71 F r id a y ga v e him a I40 total,al, •' M s 24th tbirthday Thursday, played e d a con- ikc ahcad-of fellow veteran Joanne stra ig h t 68 for a 36-holihole score o f 136, c a m e Irwin, ] for Ihe second slralghlight day. got off sistcnt 35-15-34 round w h ich Included boi b o g e y s on ner. m oments after piayingIng partners B ill R ogers to to a slow starl, Ailhough he mamanaged lo par Ihe fiflhI and£ I3lh holes and birdies les on thc »vcn players, including first*round~'' and Bernhard Langer•rhadbirdiedtheholeto h the th( first eight holes, someme coming on eighth. Illilihan'e^Blh, co-lead^eader Jan Stephenson, were puli into a tic with Invirwin and tarry Nelson, near-miraculous nci saves, hee bogeycdI the Nelson'jI's round of 33-33 Include jded two . '• i p knottedIted at 141. O thers w ho w ere In at , w h o had fin ish ed eariiei■lior. . , «C 470-yard ninth when he hil his sccond shot birdies on the front side and threee e on the Rogers and Langor,!r, w\ ho bolh sla r le d the Inl " three-uic-under for Ihe tournament were into Ihc riglit rough and faileded ito gel up and back and'_d'ms_M ly. bogey. oL th e , dlay- av c a m c — ..... r-..„ . _ ------day=tiodiwJth Irwin-for-for the load, each shol^do' n—Adams,_^Jonet=^Alcx,— P4< t.ii^ down;------^ ...... • — '— ^------^^’hc>Vheil■Ihr(*-pUtloa ih c 14th greenn fr*f o m 70 , onc-under 69s in the s Bradleydley, Vicki Fcrgon, Beverly Kiass • c sccond round, while But [ Just as. he did in ilic opiopening round, feet away.y. Nelson, one over par' atol the start of thc day. Irv - an d PPattySheehan. a ti Irwin birdied the next two holes3lcs lo reclaim a N icklauus, f w h o h a s w on se v en tournornam ents shot a six-under 66 on>n thct 7.173-yard par-70 shj Debbi}bbie Meislerlin — who shot' 66 share oC thc lead. He took sol,• ■■-jr Lopez-M•z-Mcllon. Defending champion • thrcc-under 67 Friday.ly. Isao Aoki, who-had 3ut but suffered a double-bogey ^on n Ihc par-four b efore threr e e p u ttin g th e 14lh from 3.'5 h sreet. ' 5r ■ : - V * • Beth I DaDaniel and Donna Caponi .were i - • a t 143.3. m m M1 • Ju llelie Slanger Pyne.. the other " • • • first-day<]ay co-lcadcr. had six bogeys U.S. takite s Walker:r Cup leadi iover Britaain-Irelamid < f k. •’ • and aa trtriple bogey to soar to 69-80— P E B B L E BEAC H.. Calif. Ci (UPI) - U.S. insn San Francisco, and Sigcl lost ■ ’ . -'-.-t >49. jujusl s making the cut by two lost. 4-and-2. lo U.S. teamm In the 1979 W alker Cup,up, then ./ Amateur championon Hal Sutton of lo-y ^ '• • strokes.:es. 9-year-old Philip Wallon ofof Dublin and closed outit th e m atch o n the 17thI vw ith T /}' 1 4 !fe-; Spuzicijzich. 44. slarted the day al Shreveport, La., andnd veteran Interna- I7*y7-ycar-old Ronan Rafferty,. ththe youngest routinepar ar w h ile R afferty took a boge^gey:5,______...... ------HonaHst-Jay-Sigel-of-iIf- Bcrwyn,-Pa..-were— plajlayerever in-WalkerCup comiDmpelliion and ------inderand.wasseven-underatdne------embarrassed by a momi>ming round foursome a i ^ \ point aafl( fle r notching bird ies on th e 1st, native of Warrenpoinl in Northern Sigei hadad no such problems with:h P ete r ' lo s s to a p a ir of Irish teen ■ 2nd ,3rdird. . Sth and 8th holes, eenagers. Ireli'elan d . M cK voy. a two-time British Open chich am p i , f “ U sscared a me." she said of her But the duo bounced:ed back with singles In the afternoon singles, SulSutton battled on, scoringig a 3-and-2 victory in the ijjiyi I birdie! sllsiring. “I looked at the leader victories in the afternoonoon Friday to lead the Raflafferty througli 17 holes befonfore scoring a singles matiatch o f Ihe d a y . In betw een hi I his and / ^ * I'b o a r d an U n ite d S ta te s lo a comP for ortab le first day lead 3-anand*t viclory, Rafferty’s undoiidoing ca m e on Su tton 's victories. vii Americans won I and saw seven-under..next,‘lo n th r ee i ■ m y namame e and wondered. ‘What in the over Great Britaln-Ire•Ireland In lhe 2«th lhele treacherous, ovcr-theocearcan I6th hole other mate!Iches to take an H-4 lead hai halfw av w orldI is going on?’ When you don’t Walker Cup matches. w heihere he put his icesliol in Icec planlspl on Ihe through thclecom pelilion. In Ihe mornini ling. Ihe v norm ally do that, you think something Sutton, who defend2nds his American edgeigc of a cliff and couldn't get!t di down in lo ss U nited Statales won three of the le four. UPI is goingng tto happen. But I managed to a m a tu e r title next w eek;k ata thc O lym pic Club tha an n four. Su llon . who played on IIhe winnine foursome mm. atch es. ‘ Haie Irwinin iw aves to crow d afterr final4 putt keeplttojitiogether."

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" B a tt t f e s o n 6& o f j i d h iig h liig h tm ’ '" NEW YORK (UPI)[) -— T h e cojLcge footb alL si mi ------‘havlng'achlevodmore television exposure than Cary Btween PItlsburgli and-Pennin StaleS and this year should • Grant reru n s, opens Septcpt. 5 amid an off-the-field bati e no cxccgtion. Pill has sevenivcn.startcrs back from lasl •No. 1 that could dramalmalically change the future ( car's tl-l squad, includingR'standout sl; quarterback Dan sp ort. > iarino, and Penn Slate hass 11 starters back from In.st ‘ While the struggle foror No.1 1 on tho gridiron begin: ;a r's 10-2 ciub. Penn State, however, ho musl cope with a • ■ . . ______sch(;hedule_that ,inclurie.s,„Mtami week, lhe /Ighi.for gove;aveming-conlrol of-collcge-fofootball imi. (Fla.).,Alabama. Nolcc______D ar has already started antand could bccome an all-oui ame and Pittsburgli, In thee IvyIv, Uaguc, Yale has been ...... , tablib l^ Ihc favorite to.win an unprecedentedunp Ihlrd slralght - - - Sl the iTOuJniiin Collcjjiflrc /Tf. V ' cro;•own. . "Assoclaton (NCAA), aI gogoverning body o f c o lleg e alh • , -■ OlOul jn the M idlands. Oklatiolahoma and Nebraska once agai ‘^ n c e 1906, and theC ollegliege Foolball Association (CF I ■ ^ ; ^'lin should field Ihc toughest2sl ssquads. Oklahoma boa.Ht^ Iwo.;oor lh e best rushers in the natl _____ ^ u p .ol 6LmajQr-colleg([eg^nlcrested in conlrollin’E ^ ^ ------g-_ nation in B uster Rliv'mes and ow n destin y. aniey Wilson and. wilh il slartilarters back from lasl year's Battle lines were drav.rawn last weekend when the - . 10-2•2 club, the SoontfTS'^rc d legitimate legii conlendor for the meeting in Atlanta, Ignoi'nored threats from lhe NCA/ ilional championship. Nebrasbraska has 13 starters, in- .approved a $180 m illionn tctelevision contract with NBC X. uding eight on defense, fromj:mj a s t y e a r ’s 10-2 team . Tire agreement is in conflictict ’ with a $263 m illion contrac :o learns should easily dominaninatFllie Big Etghi Confer; NCAA recently signedI wiwith CBS and ABC. and Ihe h I V enccICC and w ill m ccl In a Nov.V. 21 showdown al Normam — lia s th reaten ed to expelJl aiany team appearing under s ’CFAcontract. W hile thc Big Eight used to> havehav the distinction of being - The CFA vole on thec NBCN package, however, wa 1 ^ - 1 thc c deepest ( and touglicst o( allil thetlu con feren ces, that honor from unanim ou s (33-20),20), Indicating there arc sc ■ A ' . ^ \ nowi\v belongs to the Southwest Conference,Con Sfchools leery of repercussu ssions from th e NCAA, "I' thinl< w c h ave the bcsl-bal:•balanced con feren ce in tlic Head Coach Joe Pateiatemo of Penn Slale, one o •-V'. ✓ T, .coununlry," says Tom Wilson,, Ih e'h cad coach al Te.\aS CFA-member schoolsI ththat voted to acccpt theio°N B C ; T ■ S A&^!cM. " N o o n c is head and shouldouldere ab ove Ihc olh ers antf package, can't understanc:and w hal all Ihc fuss is about. / j J n ooione is a patsy." .. “ T h ere is nothing in> ththc rulebook thal concernsis'lhis," I ^ ^ Any Ar one o( six tea m s se em si capabiccap o f w inning lh e SWC ___ -SaJrfPatenjo.ilThecsjJCiLirsLabQUl£evca.televlslaa.paciiadcagcs ------—_ d- a .dcfif ifihl_Js_e.tpoctcdJ»rJ»lwcon_Tcxfls._.Arkans.i^i.^ _____ “WlUi th c variou s conferem'cnccs in b asketb all, so w hy notno two — ^ B ayilylor, Houston, SMU and Texas•xas A&M. SM U. how ever. IS . packages for football? : on INCAA probation for recruccruiting violation and '1^ "We’re opening up an exciting new era in cocollege y - { incii]‘iigiblc for post-season compeiipetition even if It should wTn, roolball. Why fn God’s namena would you want to exp■xpel us % tlic!con(erencc. c jlis,l b e c a u se w e ’re negotiaotialing a TV pack a g e? W e arc -• A\ lhigh ly-com p clilive race alsoilso IsI cx p ected in the Pacific w o rk in g under the structuicturcoflheNCAA." Tenn Conference. Soulhern CalCalifornia has the mosl Tfie showdown shouldId i come sometime afler Sepl biucijechip talent, but Arizona Staletale. Washinglon. UCLA and since CFA members haveave until lhat date to changcf;e Ihcir cgon all are capabic o ( winninglingtheleaguclltlc. vote. i^ew team s in th c nation ha v e a: , \ ' /e as much grade A talenl as - Of far greater interestCSl to college football fans5 is i; tlic T . Lithern California. The Trojansans ha v e at least six players battle for No. 1 on the field,fieii and this year promiseses toI be 0 will bc drafted by thc Nationilional Football league next an e x c itin g one. L ast year'^ar's national champion turncined oul ison. including tailback ManVlarcus A llen. Ihe nation's to bc a surprise with Geotrcorgia ( 12-0 ) finishing as liic se co;'ohd i leadin g rusher a s a junior,lior. A «e„tlo„„lll'ill focused on Notre Dai Dlvision-IA team with a p.a»er I Florida A&M i W ash ington of D etroit, rumunning back Brian Mercer Frallc of Pittsburgh. 12. JOHN CAGUARDI 3. Eddfe Anderwn eP«ul.D Holy E D D IIE E ROBINSON II shouldn't bc that surpirprising that Faust has Southern California’sa’s best' recruits arc lin1 cb ack er K evin Hancock;k o(of B aylor, d efen siv e end Cro». Iowa. Holy Crosit. a)t-i»-ii»i5 ... need3ds.9 wins for 300 n recru ited that w ell in h is firsirst se a so n . H e is a legen d . ilincbacker Jack Del Rio o( Hayward, Calif., Ray: Childress of Texas AAifM, t quarterback Mark------______1 ______I in higli school circlcs, havingIng previou sly coach c^ 18 quarterback ( Scan Salisburbury of Escondido. Calif., R ypien o f W ashington Stat«State. \ Quarterback pursuituingHeisman

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D E N V E R (U P I) - If it's il'J worked than 80 perccicent of the Rams rushing begins b< the season under' newi head before, don't changc it. Thathat's an apt yardage, CoachC( Doug Scovil, Ihc I c offensive enough summation of LaVell Colorado Slate'sSI prospccts for a coordinator cc at BYU for thehe last five "* / E d w ard s' attitu d e for 1981. c o n fe r e n c e titletill went riglit dow n lo lh c years. yc Half of the team's stislartereare • 7 1 0 r c o s T • "Offensively, we’ll bc thelhe same as last game in In 1980. T h e R am s had returning re and thc ranks h a v e been . c last year," the Brigham Youfoung coach beaten or :icdtiec all other WAC oppo- sw sv elled by thc addition of 20 tran sfers s a y s . “ W e'll throw to everyonyonc." ncnls: Air Force.Fo New Mexico, San and ar 11 freshmen. Edwards Is so optimisticic aboult thc Diego State,, UtahU (lie) and Wyoming, At Texas-EI Paso, 11 staitartcrs are . c o m in g se a so n that h e’s predlrcdlctinghis But in the finalfin game, Ihc Cougacs retu rc rn in g — four offen sivei andi se v en ■ team will go 12-0 and win:in its sixth blitzed themm offensively, winning defensive dc players. SAIL E ; consecutive tille in thc'IC "Western 45-14. Utah Coach Wayne Howsward sa id Athletic Conference, the major m; col- Air Force,}, which finished In last whelher wl or not his team imfuprovcs its’ legiatc league in thc Rockycy Mli ountain p la c e in 1980(80 wjlh T cxas-E l P aso, 5-5-1 5-E 1980 rccord w ill depen«nd on Ihc W esl. enters ils scco[>cond y e a r in th e confcr- d dc e fe n s e .. One of lhe reasons for Edwards'sE( cnce wllh 16 11 starters reluming, V a o ^N LY d optimism about BYU's chances chi is Among themm arc Mike France, the F ^j^^jsdov,f. IFriday & Saturday. Ai^ugust 2 7 ^8 4 2 3 ^ returning quarterbacack Jim team's leadingIng tackier, and thc lead- r (S/^\rBj§ McMahon, who led the Cougars Coi to ing rusher, fullullback Ted Sundqulst. NCAA titles in total offense,ise, passing Hawaii finisillsh ed 1980 at 8r3, ils best o ffe n se and scorin g in j 980.I. L asl yea r, rec o rd sin c c11973. 19 A llhough 15 starters D.B.A. he was thc nation's top signtignal-callcr, return this year,yc. the Rainbow War- i s throwing for 4,571 yardsds and 47 rlors lost thci:icir captains for the of- i . touchdowns. McMahon docsi)esn't think fense, defensesc and i special teams, ‘701 2nd A v*. So. the Hcisman Trophy is out ou: of his ■ "Their leadtsdership was the itey to Twin Follt. Idaho rea c h . our success lasllai season." said Coach '' ' Ph. 7 3 3-8248 S R 2 5 0 T "But our team has to win 11." he Dick Torney..".."Their losses will leave NO TRADES5 said, ‘if our team wins thc'gamesr thc a vacuum thalhat will bc hard to fill.'' ACCEPTEDI - ' • • then my statistics will comele aloai n g a n j^ T o m e y w ill als(Ilso ha v e to develop a nqw OPEN ALL DlDAY I sh ould b e in the ra ce.” ^ ^ DURING starling quartarlerback, cenlcr and C olorado S ta te, w hich finfs:Inlshed se c - guard; Y X S 4too 0 SH Special THISSAIE X S 6 5>0 0 !SH Special on d in th e WAC at 5-1-1 inn li1980, w ill A t N e w McjMexico, Coach Joe Mor- SATURDAY have 43 lettermen • return]imlng but rison said hee andc his islaff will have W*stockler ‘ HWY standout quarlerack Steve5 Fairchild,Fj more to workk wilh\ this year’with the A f Y 2 4 B ^ E I N . ^ DomMlIsond Impori bn» n b uJRLEYt m RUPERT V who gave the Rams ihcir besbest season addition f of nine junior college . :30 43 In y e a re , w ill not bc am ong[them.Alsd tht transfers. Lastosl year, thc Lobos werc Mon.-Vrl. 8:00-5:3 «36-4771 . %e Y c t■ T e n lost to graduation was runnlinnlng back 4-7overall and:Id 3-4 in the WAC. t v l Alvin Lewis, who accountedid forf m ore S a n D ie gD o Slate, : 4-8 last year, L. ^ 1 ^

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