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do n o th in g o r d o so m eething." tl down afteiiler more thnn six m onthsI of appoint a jury comn:imrssiorier in the deci.sionion 1to throw out the Indict Shc said it wouldI 1be too costly invcstigatiia tio n in T%vin F o ils b y lawnw TVin'Falls County. m ents 10 mmir in u te s a fte r la w y e r s con- Jury seielection flc\awed nnd time-consuming ttto take the 21 cnforccnicment agencics. That jury commissiisioner, Kath* eluded theirieir arguments. dofendants through stistandard court DefenseISC attorneys for tho 21 de*lc* loen Noh of Kimberly,ly, is’ to com- In hin finnHnul argum ent. Wood, suid st for jury se- the county's,ty's jury selection proce- By CRAIG UNCOLNLN ■- in g o f ua m i aster list to the Belectionion proceedings, und she wiilw opt to use fendants.s filedf motions to quash the.he plete a now master list TimcS'Ncwa writer o f juiror ro i candidates, were in tho grand jury systemn ai g a in . in d ic tme n tsl b a se d o n a lle g e d irregJU*. u * le c tio n by S e p t. 1 a n d oo v v e rse e th e se* d u re w a s flawedfla \ because; ounty failed to uoo drivers' - ■ “s u b s taiintial n non-compliiincL'" withith "Absolutely.' We will■111 do it'again— inrities~ir-in-the—county's jury—sc^HC- leetion-pf-jurica-in-thc-c‘•countyr'Thnt ------• T h e c o u m its in addition to voter rcg- TWIN PALLS — - Twenty-one the Iduhluho Uniform Jury Selectionion with a grand jury," Buxuxtersaid. lection jropro c e d u rc . duty had been Pence's's responsibil- licenae lists i U.hLs to draw up the m aster drug indictmcnta hurhanded down by and Serv;rvicc Act, piiHscd in 1971. Ljist month, as thee result of the Hearing;ngs were held July 7*8, but>ut ity b e fo re th e o r d e r sijjjigned' by the istration U.hL‘ T w in F a ils C o u n ty ’Hfi’h firHtgrundjury Dut Tuesdiiy’s T nction docs notnot grand jury indictmeiients. 21 de- final' argurguments on the motions,ns judges,. ju r y lis t. ury-.sc'lection duties of the were quashed Tuesdasday bccausc the spell [lethe e n d to tiie c o u n ty ’s p ro scccu- u - fcndants'were chnrgc('cd with more were dclaj•layed u n lil T u e s d a y to ac*nc* F in a l a r g u m e n ts onI the defense •The jury- 3r* m o tio n s w e re p r e s e n teid'Tuesday d by district clerkierk were delegated to dep- county's jury selectionion p ro c e d u re u n - lio n o■ f theth 21 people indicted by the•he than 33 drug-related crimes,cr includ- comodatete tl^e t schedules of the attor* ,blic’Defender~uty'clerks'wl:s'whohndno'clearBupei^* ------______der ^ Bupcrviaion1 ofof Countv Clcrk grandju;ju n ’,_8itid_County_Prosocutor-tor— ing— possession;— dcdelivery —and' neys'undd theycdurt.tl I^TwirTFallu'Couhty Publ csponsibility. Thoso clerks Richard Pcnco wos'lluwcd. Ilu ‘ K. Ellenin B a x te r a fte r th e d e cisio n , manufacturing, nndI aiding' and Two duysduj uftcr tho first sot of 'Michael Wood and priprivate attor- sion or rcspc lird S to n e a n c p e rfo rm e d the tli jury selection proce- R u lin g on a m o)tion lio challenging “We havehi to woit until the courtjrt abetting in the delivlivery of con- hearingsB on c the defense motions,IB, n e y s R a n d y S to k e r, L o ir ih e ir s p a r e tim e , the indictmonts. Stil District provideses a proper grand jury," Bax-Qx- tro lle d s u b s ta n c e s suich cl as cocaine, Hurlbutt.1 andii tho five other judges;es Monto Carlso^i, Prosecutulor Joel Hor- dures in theii or* to n p r e s e n te d f in a l a rg jury commissioner was Judges Daniel B. Mcc^lechl and Daniel ter said,id. "Their failure to do so hasins maryuana, prescriptioiion and mush- in T\vin FallsF« County signed an or* rguments for «No jury appointed.i. IdahoI statutes require ' “ C. Hurlbutt said thehe county's jury* resulteded in 21 drug indictmentsnts ■ roo'ffi-type drugs, d e r b y 5Sth th District Administrativeivc th e c o u n ty , II announcec •SecJl© J U R Y o n P n g o A 2 selection procedures,rs. frof m tiie d ra w - b e in g quashed. qu Our choiccs are to Tho indictmonts wwere handed District JudgeJu Phillip M. Bccker to Hurlbutt and Meehl Senat:e apprcoves sweep)ing tra(ide bill

By MIKE ROBINSON tains numorolorous provisions that are ! The Associated Press unacceptable,ible. If eilher bill came to jf me in presenlsent form. I would have no ^ ■ WASHINGTON - 1The Senate choice oxcepl:e p l lo v e to il.” }' defied a bluntly wordedd presidential Hours bt^oi(jiore the vole. Reagan ad- vclo threat Tuesday anand approved dcd a partisirtisan lone lo the three- ...... \ Y ( J ! ? 71-27 a sw e e p in g bhDlueprlnt for week debate,ale. telling senators at the retaliation -against urunfair trade While House:use: "When all is said and pracliccs and afd to imprtporl-battered done, it will111 beb up to the Dem ocratic U,S. induslrles, leadership) as lo whether or not Con­ ds me a bill that I must ' V ' ' « ."So far the signs poiniint straight to gress'sends a veto," President RReagan lold veto or puls)uts togclher something I senators only hours bef(jforc the vote can accept." : ”on the i.ooo-pagc packaicage-that also Reagan's-r's- remjirks-in-thc-closed-- -- r~ -would-repcal-the windfalfall-proflts lux -door- meetinf‘ting witli Senate-leaders < ' on oil companies and Incncreasc aid lo were relaytlayed lo rcporiers by those lefl Jobless by liImport com- presidential:al spokesman Marlin < p e titio n . r llz w a te r . __ T h p___a d m in j.'^lra tlo nI condemned Tho bill’sIl’s floor manager. Sen. ; -C l . ' ■______/ _Uic..bllLln-a-alalem£iiLiLJ5_onc_mjii_Li«y.C3cin5? iin5cinriEi:cxasn=dccltti:«t= would disrupt world mmarkets and lhal the admidmlnislralion was “frank- , boomerang againsl American ly. playingg a dangerous game” by ~ buslnoss. On the roloil cali, 19 mixing vetoelo threats wilh partisan . Republicans voled in ftfavor. All 27 oratory, onenls were GOP sonanalors. Denison'tol•|old reporters after the oliowing the vole)le, Reagan vote that thithe outcome showed ad- re n e w e d h is c ritic isn m a Instalemenl minlstnilionon strategy had fallen Tsaying that "the Senatelie trade bill, short. Sen,n, Roberl Packwood, R- similar lo the House viversion, con- 'SeeTIeTRADEon PagcAZ | r a P * 5 \ FederalII facilitieies enter y l Superfiund clearmup list ;

By DAVID GOELLEH The AssociatedPress tah sites — B3 WASHINGTON - T i,c ernmenfs contributionn lo the naz- ■■■■— ' i; ardous waste prolroblem was quiring prioririorily cleanup. -IH spotlighted Tuesday ass federal facil- The ;w new additions brought the ‘ • ilics made Iheir firsl apappearance on number ofif ddi u m p s a n d o th e r fa c ilitie s ' Timen th e official list of th e n;nation’s worst on the natiorItlonal priorities list to 951, w a s le du m p s. a fractionn olof the thousands of haz- W ay to gigo Thirty-two federal Installalions, ardou.s wast<.■asle s ile s a ro u n d th e nu- :. mosl of them operalrated by lhe lion, Russel) Hulse,«, left,1 and Tawn Knightsi uwere Tuesday. HuISe oraar'sanlzcd the project as partI deliveries, utility compsipanles and' especially Defense Deparlmenl. wiw e re a m o n g 9'J T h e Amy rm yhad 14 sites on the new among o groupup ofi aboul 14 Boy Scouts InsiInstall* of the requirem entus for becoming an Eagle* the quick response ur)li,ill, which has had pro- hazardous wasle siles; •!added by the EPA listing,•Ing., followed by the Air • ing street numljmbers on houses In CasUeilleford Scout. The new numbimbcrlng system should aidI b le m s w ith d ire c tio n s tnn tlth e p a s t. Environmental Proteciiction Agency i'orce withh 10.10 __ I lo Its rosier of "Superfufund" siles ro- • See SUPIUPERFUNDon PagoA2

f.s. warrships sset H P PER SIA N GUIGULF TASK FOflCE ; n 11 lankers 5 Comm»i*lJ thiShip USS LjrSaiie ! lom Kuwaiti ' J V-.; j!0 U .S.(f9is.try)a$Jhe:■>6y move Caiiwr* U S S F o r ■ to bbegin gtfulfescoort IjL lihiPuQh tfie Strail ol 1-^ I l&«r>dar A b U t U S S ffoevM USS V/Ofdtn _ ; • By RICHARD PYLIfL K . KlKhor Fakkan Is ‘JO miles soulloulh of the I I n T ^ I I ______The Assodatcd ’ress-______— - S ttrail, r j of. lluril)U z,U ic-narrow.V g .gatew ay------I U l|||j P ! , ^ ------f— .Uiaii vf__ . ____ ^___ f r i a a t f r i ------_____USS-Cfommelin.- lo) tthe gulf between Iran andno Oman. II lilH ^ USS Fiat'ty FUJAIRAH, Uniljniled Arab Emirates Iranran has a store of Silkwormn anll-shipai || USS Jatictl it. I) jiijijiilil (AP) - U.S. warA'arships stood ready inis:lissiles on ils side ofthe strait. :;; c a i „f 0mm ; U S S Klakrir>a Tuesday lo escoisc o ri th e f irst tw o ' No Ni mililarj- action was repoe p o rte d -in - ...... Kuwaill ships flylilying American flags lhe10 gulf Tuesday after a monllanlh of at- ii:; CX-stroyH • U S S Kiod . ;• Ihrough lhe Persi.rrsian Gulf's perilous lackjcks on shipping bv both Iran In and • M ______waters', where lraIran Ihrealons to al- Iraqraq and sustained Iraqi bomlombine ol u S.-tiuill Se ta c k . Iraranian n oil installations. Tho10 PI e rs ia n ,..;< / I..K wii (Vlll Mj' ove( inh 1^^ A1A.R /liiilifiiii COMSTELLA.LATIOHGFIOUP I Two Kuwaititl lanker-s newly Gullulf neighbors have been al waw a r sin ce ^ ,Q M A H ter 1980. riai.cnai waialfei;.. monilofife diiC'dM c i i d i i Corii.K-llaiioaiiori Tri» battleship i.tis.sououn and INn-e US wari^ip“lip (oaptairis have auth- iro Hi escorts. <116 (^aiioliir.gI ihith e (-scor^!. will !-aii fifr lot F'e/M an o'lty lo litee il ii int-y (•('iccivp hosM# Adriministratition coveri' i n s AtouitOmilw- 5uHolOmar». Gul Tom«ilj(-tj(-t Gull Irom Caiilofnia in in laie Jyiy. >ni(-ni An1 aif'a i'c ra n ot Miip ll $Now- ■[ H igh s.ut»!-ori<' irjhfjhit-rs llprig Itom jne ConMH-•IH- Aimt-d Wllh 7omafi3vs-IVS+. c»uii,e irig 'fiOMiiet iri iril(-nl ll ll m a n m v f r s ______ack D^ki>TnHit:It: Ori mcf lof n-ii$,«.iic$.. ihe't'an'ci-hi.•hip Will (>aUoi I/''''’ 3 t*0!.itioi-it'On 0 ' o a H H f I'om flarinks againist an atta or lu.f'd oiouriis J U S $ wat'.rnpr}. arid cofTimpttiaic-iai irie Gull ol Oman arKJ>0 ifie A ia t’ian wfnc.fi it cOui:.Ouid lauficri t w j-a jo n . 5.lOCipc*urid ves. iri ar>d fiea» ifip lit ool - &t-a. d o s e t-r x-uW cx>i^ t-f us M 10 iftfi l/a n 's JiiiV:>vofm mi<.vil a rin e s in L e b a n o n in 1983. Tli • WASHINGTON -— The Rengan ad-' Mar: iril(df(-o riomiriQ Tii!.Mi» rrn!. (•fT'piac.t’iTit'fii!. ori,«.rici(ir.C'ff. depioyt-fi. M ible to enlist congrcs- forc«irce w a s w ith d ra w n fro m L( ministration, unnblc :riiri(-f«..t)yiii HY 2 sional supporl forr oescorting reflagged aftei!ter terrorists believed lo havi Kuwalli tantccrs thithrough the Persian with1th Iran blew up the Americarican bar- atiatt' u-'<('v(-d 10 l>f in ^ Gulf, has lal(on slC'l H&trriu2. 10 an Iranian attack. tritii■itics. such as,Rep. Les A Asc spin. D- 6!tc,ci. laov.et'ets Critics sav U.S.. alaims In the Persian •S ee POLICY on Page A2 " ■— APUti'Onptiw ----^ ------1 ■ ■ ' •. ,1 1. . -1' ^ A-2 T lm os-N ow s, Tv^ln/In Falls,1 Idaho Wodnosdoidoy, July 22.1987 ' . - Escorrt—— - PoindJextertest itimony = ivcrcd. relatlons_U.S.-supppplicd Saudi Arabian AWAC; • C ontinued fro:from PageAl western;m -nelghiinr- al thc norlhenhem France.-^.whlch scvc ______^ivjthjran last Friday’ inii a d ip lo m a lic p la n e s wilw iir provIde”rcconnaissance criticism ; — - _florled itrbul-lran aoisaid In advance It—end ofr lh e g u lf------ships'^fircscort—Thtr-carriirrier-lstcrulsfrlg-ln-lho-Ara E:"endsir n hail of Cl pplng sourccs In Fujalt^h sniisnid dispute, saldlls wa'rsh 'Would Ignore lhe me:neasure, as 11 has Shlppi s scheduled to blan Seaa w ith e s c o rt v e sse ls, it_Henfian^dcnled him — loly—thal—tho—convoy—mighijf{tit_two_Eircncti__tankcrs______WASIUNGTDN_a,tAEJ-=_W jlh_PresldcDt_H ■------i lmllar-ro&olutionBinJn thot pasti------p riv a lo l' lortunlty-to-m akc—the ------(“I r a n s a ld lls H'e'volu'oliiiibniiry~Gtiards~inove-OL "OUt'Tucsday-night -imd-«nc!io;eiior—entcr-Uie gulU atcr tills; l o a d ln g - a t—Al-A h m p d i—-th lhi e-- - stinging congrcssloilonal criticism 'the-;opporti lecislon of his prcsidcn- marines seized threeiree Kuwaiti "spy at thc■ s(soutliem end of Hormur, Iheithen- Each of the tlirce i tankers nylng Amcrlcailean . of.hls actions slill In the air, John fateful decls Bln or near lh= ^,1 hern gulf Tuesday pas.^flinhrough the siralt in daylight,, about three warships i will be shepherded bad)ack M. Poindexter wounund up his five cy." boats” in lhe norther ;on said the testimony and-look Ihe-crews■ws prisoner. The ' An officliiloff of thc company_sct:vic:v,ic-_...Eul/--_ I thc waterway.. They ellhe:Iher ■ days as a star wltncness before the • Hamlllon IC tankers said ships slill wenvcre American captains r ther Iran-Contra commitlitte e s T u e s d a y show ed ‘■excessive "eX' sccrecy that • • report by Tehrnn-in-radio gave no Ing the i nsship Ihclr cargoes to olhe: DUS consequences for the , _ an ch o retred al sunset, with no signn oof lhe Bridgeton and Gas or deliver Jhe the oloil ■ by saying he had Itold the truth had serious d e ta ils . s o t g o v e rn m e n t," rations lo move, wore guarded al their -th e.. _and_tnal_”I. leave.e_lhls hearing processes of; Thc Iranians accuscuse Kuwaii of b(ir prtinaral Ivcs at various"points in-thi hairman of the Senate a rm s s h ip m e n ts to T he 4040l,:ill2-lon Bridgeton, formerner- intcrnalional waters o ' w ith m y h e a d h e ld hi(ligh.” The chair ing a conduit for am ee,' Daniel K, Inouye. havo been closcd ly lhe Kuwait K Oil TankerCo, vesse;ssel 1

Policyy ------— ^ Jury — -Trade- )Osi- ♦ C o n t i n u e d f r o mmPngcAl WUH keptpt of the reasons they werce re h Republican senators at a • Continued fronrom PageAl lawmakcikers left themselves in a posi m e l w ith R im PageAl luncheonI anaar urged them to vote lhe House Armed tlon to) ssay "1 told you so” shouicnuid ench county to form nijurycommiB- j excuHod. • Continued from Wls., chairman of Iht i said if n county’s jury-.4c- he le g isla tio n . ee,- is that. Iran anylhlngn g go w ro n g ...... _ Bion — compriHed ofif thc district Wood s, •-W- O re .. fold a n e w s coi:onlcrence that against the 1< S e n ’lce.s C o m m itle e , rtministralloh’s strategy ap-. Ilish new way lo fhe HH{ o u se vo ted 222-18-1 on J u lyly i« clerk and a jury comrrimiHHioner ap- lection pnprocedures were technicallyoily "every vote that wasjs .doubtful went jhe admii will ilevlse a devllis .0 aimed at sending the b U Great Satan.” to ask RReagan lo delay for 90 day:lays pointed by the diHtrict'Ht’H ndmini.s.ni- violatinglg ithe' law. a defendant has againsl them.’.’ peaked to al embarrass "the G ice Committee lo a confcrc;fercnce commlttec-wlth on y . e United States lo his decicclslon lo allow 11 Kuwait.•aiti liv e ju d R e — to o v e rselethcdniwing e to provec tlthc violation led to un poor>oor T h e S e n a le PlnanC ' possibly forcing the L was a danger lukewarmm sisupporl in the Senate and 'al presence it tankers■s tn fly the Slar and Stripe: st and the «e- croHS-repr‘presentation of thc county’sty’H ■ chairman said there \ curlali the- naval of the miiHter jury lint ‘ration within a thus putt pressurepr on the panel to gulf since the iale and sailill under the protection of iht lhal bipartisan cooper; established in the gul ctor lection of namcH fromni thnt list to populatior th e bill su b s ta n tia lly . U.S, NJavy. in A Republican fiiihuslei ,i,,i House-Scnate conferen:ncc committee reshape thei 1940s. form juries. The districtictadministrn- But in thc case of Hubstantial Republicans in_both houses J_____ Democratic- blockedd aayole-in-UiaScnate.______■oof tln ie! tthe Senate ap- Many Rep •------A lth o u g h ------lh o — tlvo“Judg07must-nppoijoint-thc-jury— violotionB,nB,-no such burdon of proof 'bilircould be 1n'-are“ upsef“;cf“o v c n provision-thaV— ISS was unable ileagai[jan ciled growing Soviet anc proved'a major tradc'b controlled Congress [ify. commissioner, e x ists, would resultiquirc c o m p a n ie s to g iv e 60- 2 an allcrnalive Iran Infliifluence in the gulf in justify- either lo propose ; ify’ii • J u r y c im d id n te s were wi excu.scd “Everyy section of thc net wasvas ‘^Treasury Secretaryry James A. day nollcece loI employees of Impen- policy or lo blnck President Prt Reagan Ing llif.• riskr and built up the Navy’j from duty improperly andai no record violated."1." W ood s n id . Baker III and U,S. 'Trade Repre- .ding plantnt i closings and large-scale, from carrying outut' his decision. Middle,• Kasl1-! Force. T h c cou:ounty prosecutor'fi office nr- sentative Clayton K.. Yeutter both layoffs. g u e d thlat n t evcn though tho countyn ly — - - . . . ------—violated-pl-proviaions-or-the-197-l-aet.- r ------th e violnalntions didn't afTect the a y ' s ^ r e a t h e i ;presentation of the grand T j T o d t cross-rcpr ju r y , n nnd d thc defendants had to lo t, • Continued fromnPageAl 1 sile in Missilissouri; and McClellan Air n d e r s h o wl 7 C r S " T r a nn't ' l stand here and argue asc. a California installation G u s t yy w i n d s p r o p e l t h u n Two Norlhern Ulahall d e fe n se In- r groundwater cqnlamlna- ______there wereeren't violations," said Pro.se- stallatlons, Hill Air Foi-orce Base and 8 cutor Joeloel Horton. “The critical in- Defense Depot Ogden,,, ' were Ineluded Twin Falls, Burley, Ru;Rupert. Jerom e ond 3 whether these proceduresres on the lisl for problemms with buried Gooding: quiry is v Partly cloudy andnd ■widely scattered ThaAcewWi>*»ow^tor®c»a r 6 POI.. w etw esoay. — h n d a n impactim on Hclcction. Therec is hazardous waste. NoI ssites in Idaho r T 7 3 ^ showers or thunderidershowers lod.iy, n o e v idicnce e r whatsoever thnt thethc were listed, Possible Ruily windsids to 40 mph near m aster juryjui list wns not representa-Ita- Although Defense D(Department fa- A / n known to con- J l < T^ l \ C C C l ^ t ^ Ihundcrslorm s. Wcsl;st winds 10 tO 20 tive oftheheTwin Falls population," cllities have long been I m ph. Highs 7U (0 75.I. TcTonight and Thurs- ,le siles, their deputies n wonderful job nfof lain hazardous wasle day. partly cloudy,f. iSlight ehunce of j r "M y d e l A was required formal listing by EPA d e fe n d inng g something that's not our aflernoon and evonlI'onlng showers or ^ ,. by Congress last yeai;ar In the low \ - f \iBRIC B r SHOWER ' thundershowers. Lowsiws-ir) to 50, lllghs 75 ^ fault," Ba:Baxter said. “It’s tho court’s renewing and expanditling the Super- to SO. m is tn k ei andai thc clerk’s mistake." fu n d p r o g ra m . GURTAINS P e n c eJ refused r to comment Tues-'05- In that law. Congre:rcss authorized Comos Prnlrle. HolleyIley and Lower Wood ^ 0 ^ the ruling, other thnn to say on cleaning up nivcrValley: day on thi say spending $9.5 billion ot 30% OFF Partly cloudy torla,oday. Widely scat- \ th e pprcsidin'K r trial courtlUrt civilian wasle - througJg h 1991, T h c '■ ■ lered showers andid thundershowers. ndministriitrator, in this caseaac Defense DepartmentI o p e ra te s lls Varietyiriely c( Pallems & Colors I and must seek ______Possible Ru.sty windsIs lclo 40 mph and hnll /^ S T o n MIMS S i 1 Jvy. I \ H u rlb u tt.tl. is,responsible for deter-cr. own cleanup program a near ihundcrslorms.s. :Southwest winds ■— *------t - s t o r m s \ I separate financing fromim Congress, m in in g how 1 juries nrc to bo 10 lo 25 mph. nighshs G5( to 70. Tonlgtit Three of the defensee facilitiesI were ------nnd Thursday, partlyly c cloudy. Chancc ol se le c te di. . • , . e s tim a te d by E P A a s; the tl worst sites \ ja aliernoon or cvenirening showers or interview last week, he saidJ among the 99 added lo thc priorities V thundershowers, l-owsDWS 35 to 45, Migbs ■ FROROMTS: ut have tho authority to de- list. The three arc ralellcd by EPA as ^ mldTOs. .V to choosc the jury pool and b e in g a m o n g th e lOttI worst-sites \ In ‘ Northern Uloh and Ncv^^cvada: ^V/aem ____ ’ has never discussed with'i th lh e co u n ty , \ 136 Main'Ave. North j}_ - ...... Ulolt: Duc6mlii|t putpurUy-cloudy loduy ------hfl Hifln 'l ! tt“ tHc jury-selcction-pro^e-3C0-— -They-are-HockyM ouountatn-Arscnal- »N^Twirr v.'lth isolated thundcindcrslorm s mainly cide how t win Falls-- 7 3 4 -2 5 2 5 ^ - se d by h is ofTice. “ -“'iirCdlorado; Weldon SpringS] Quarry, ------ovcfOhe-nQtlhtrnjnoimountains.JiiKh?-!;'_____ wm m th n t ho h ws mostly In the mid ■ « . a joint Army-Departmtmenl of Energy i ■ j thc 70s and 80s, Lows i ■III ’ Hurlbutt" •JOlomldSQs. 1 said he’s upset nt Bnxter’i ; Nevada - I’lirtly’ cloudyclo today with a to u s e th e g rn n d ju r y .Hyf.terrte m chancc of nfternoonDon thunderstorms. Accu-W A, eather® (ore^recast .for W ednesc ct the defendants, A grandlind ------EarU y-clouaiU QiilgllliL’ht a nd Thursd^ay. indictments go dircctly t< ~ ------tt:oV,^ TjWnilght5-upi Sgytitinrg^G'Owdm ons:is^nd-High-Tempe, choice to i HlRhs loday 70 lo «00 .irnnd Thursday 75 to ------to in d ic.district t court, circumventing Inary hearinBs in magistrate 85. . e ^ a i U C e S ______in ry 's in ( m u m G ~ a Sum m ary: . ^^^SHQweRs^^ ^ vhcre thc stnte must prove Thc National Wcatleather Scrvice says le cause that a defendant r continued to Ilow p re lim in n moist, unstable air ci ;ted a crime before going totc Into Idaho due to the ujiper-levcl low ''^y/^/4'/’ courl whc pressure system localDcaled oH lhe West p ro b a b ledistrict court, veather disturbances inkit’s very unfortunate and ' Coast, A scries of weal .IS committe( em bedded In this Ilowlow continued to pro- ;r of public concern that ouro u r 111 trial in dii duce claudlncss, alongong wllh shower and Jtor has shifted to grand Ivlty, as they cross ^ i th in k Ihundersliower acltvit' Wood suid. “It’s one of theth e over Idaho, Heavy rain,ral ball and wind _____a hlatter < C a y |8 T " { ingerouH institutions m mod-lod- gusts lo 40 mph c.->nan t)cI expccted with ^ / / / '. prosccuto: iety," these thunderstorms. I S a a F ra A « ib c o | 7 y | T • " I ~ — ■ juries," \V ,T he w arm est tem|em perature In Ibe I — m o.H tdiintadministrative order signed sla le Tuesday wns•as y2 degrees al I by thc Twin Falls judges iu Lewiston, while Stanltanley reported (he / ______5 e m s o c i c t I W S /MJmWA a r T h e ;d adi to c o rre c t so m o of th c prob- lowol31dcgrcfS. , - The pollen count liTTwiii In Kalls'Tues- f v — / J u l y 10lat b: led to Tuesday’s decision, . day was 17 particles;s p'per cubic meler of butt said hc had plannedn tc l O S f lHDMOHE\^YFAST _ air, X I a jury commissioner and ml lorccasi tor [7 I ( T.STC f c m S t ' K I/- Tbe agricultural [loa AA^g*3|S3^| \ — ip a new master "jury llHl list t K Southern Idaho Indlcaillcates conditions lor li H u rlb u l 'O W AVAILABLEEAT / 3oth voter registration anda n d lield work nnd liaylng■•Ing will be only lair t O R u ^ a p p o in t a today ospeclallv overd7 Accu-W datr«w. k%c,. •he grnnd jury challenges didd id - Ic-ss than o n eli'ntli of J priority lil spraying will be southiulbeast tu south noar him to pursue the changeiIges T ' w in Falls, ID. 833C3301 : Irrigation demands ) 10 miles an hour. In B u t th1 c liltle more dihgencc," hch c 208/733-8812 will 1)C nenr normal. it w ee k . , logs (lib(illu-rwise lair anil a litlli' w armn eer r KIsi-wbere in the nalion■■■>■>■■■■ cause hin The extended oulklullook lor sftutburn Higl'>^ l‘i l:i ibi' mis i-'riday «a rm in |: lo tbo biglii'sl tem perature wa.s w ith “a 1 Idabo shows widely>• scscattered mountain fi"s to0 I low Wls Iiy .Sunday. OvernightIght (.‘oolid^e. Ari/., and th e .! 111 ibeuiiper HKlolbcSO;.. decrees at Wyo.ion Tuesd.iy. tbe s a id lu s t v ...... Uiundcrsliowers- alienIternoons^and. even- lnw.siiil I.S toy degrees nt c. lowest w as 3H — ^ K.-insliCilv 9> /? Portianil Ore 8/ n , B ig e llow” ^ National f.6 01 51 Louu 9« IJ 72 • ^ ^ urislo“n ’ « J1PCT SINCE u a s - . ^ a ^ Ma> MlMin Peo LovAno'rri'‘5 7' 61 . S,.i1Ui.fCil, e? 57 .72 McCjII 73 Altjuau«rqun M WM Mf.mDni5^ Ot 57 Pocaiollo 70 Alum* o* 7: 55 Salmon 76 OoJlon ?6 £U \ li ... I Cnicoflo 93 • Itll It Minnc4polis M cr 1 6: W,".ln'iul0" 'W “ Twin FallI 57 83 7? t.'! m s r . . « s ^ 7J Okl.iHow.iCiIy Idaho Yoiwiajy 62 yetS CesMoino) S3 ja r t Mm Cep LaslYojr Bli Oeltoil 51 ?0 ... Otnjhj r.1 I l k " /J HURRY NOW m . \WHILE SALE LAS'\STS! ______Honolulu M I' Min PC035 , y Houjlon (I* 71 M IMisliutijti ;l 'j'j Jl Tojjy's sunsal , InSlanspolia 9> ClCO . . Portland, Mil 19 IJ It Tomonoi«'3 suniijc Q i H i a E ;PIRATION INATURALE NNORTHBROOK I li * S'yitylith to o n y conilrucllon •♦ PiPopuloriQxony g Indee x — - ^ i-eolofod iculplurod rr«at * pluth appaoroncc . contlrucllon • » ubllehustenhoncedby .* Traditional ologonco h ...... t . D l I d alh ^ o ...... A3A 3 P e o p l e ...... ol ■" coller«d rw (jarguof0nT00 hort • ConlomporaiV solid colors l-^ ♦ 100*/. ArUron nylon for • C o m i c s ...... A 6 N a t itio o n ...... ASA5 Valley life ...... Rog. 515.49 00% Anicon nylon * . ' . . . . ' m i yeor wear guaranies O'ooty upkoop 3 ______D e a r A b b y ...... C 7 O b i ti t t u a r l e s ...... B28 2 W e s t ...... Rog. *21.49------Rog. >15.50 F o o d ; V 7 ~ '.. . .: r r .t : . t t CI O p lInlon n l ■;'T.TT...: 7;T rr”A4A4-W orld ...... C6-7 ...... B 3 * NOW NOW ------SubKrtpUirtpUdaRitc* NlMOW Circulation UUtf«u- Cover, ctmilitloa dlrtctsr I dilUtry: dilly tnd SuDdir, tLM pc A 8 - Circulation phoneones are manned between 7 aand 10 a.m. only. If ptr « n k ; Sunday. II.M per vMk. Uti ^ 9 9 $ you do nol reccWleivo your paper by 7 a.m.,. c a ll Lhe n u m b e r fo r nu>i tM ptM p la *drinc« u d a n **aUibl« a :(tlircr7 li w( cuUitib(4: dalljr asd SuPtf « t» : dUJy. * 1 4 ” JH I " E y o u r a r e a : 536-2535 a. C3JS “ ■ Itt l-mcaeis. D1,U Ior l-raselealy ■b«r« u r- 678-2552 Burley-Ruperl-Pa-Paul-Oakley menlhi, tU-29 per year: Su^ay only.Suaday, U a « > < r ------d M3-4M 8. tl( ,aI (or(ar XB&oUit. m.<9 (sr ('inaciUii. sell;!,t* l l U J i ^ r ______Buhl-Caslleford nt and Mrvlceman till, ty aail m ------326-5375 Siudtot « n-Bioalbi. JH.lt ------Fllcr-Rogerson-HjvHollIster— ------3 lordally tod Sunday.------^------.U.«p*ro»otb. SST- T w in F a lls a n d alla n o th e r a ? e a s t*4.» ptr yiir. ^VE U P TO T■ 5 % Mty: U.U ptr ^ ^ 2 , News St»pb*aM«1|lulfis. iaini(lJittdl1or — On k, to someone Id thc- )n All In Stock Caiirpet. And Get I( you have a1 ntnews tip- or wish to talk-1 tn-9;30'a;mr-«nd-5;30 ------;------' ■ H a Av V ; Sllorfal deparinninrenr7xall"733^)WJ’betvreen- ~ ~ WIth itl O ur Professionmal Installation - s. To report lalc news and1 ssports results afler p .m . w ee k d ay s. T UtUIoOrloOnnaUM' 5:30andonwcU|« patd 11 Twla ralli t • If you wish loplainJSt.W..T«la y from 8 a.m.-unlil 5. a ds, c a ll 733-0625i25 M o n d a y Ih ro u g h F rid a y f iinlVa S«cllsa tC-lU •( iht ldah« Ce4 rdays from 8 a.m. until noo3000. information ,y dttliaticd ta IM diy o< Um «nk < p.m. and Salurda ilwllllMpu&ILxtW]. «uMy Btwtpaptr K ( .displayadsbavaivailabie weekdays only. red*. Tbundayl*—

k Vi/odnosdayay, July 22.1987 Tlmo6-Ne*^Mewsf Twin Falls, Idaho A-3 ' Ed bo)ard sellects tw(/opane j Is ■—r- I d aalao i _■

to adv\nse onfese^cch efforr ts P e , : . '-"BOTSE-fAPi-Onthtthe Bocond'try,' 'pcopio infj'the t re.4t of the utate,” tthe; t Agriculture; Dclithn Kilgogore, Lewis- rsonaljincomeB faUs^lL 5 % ^ thc ldaho Bonrd of EduiIducation cnme suid. ______- t«;n I accountiint nnd form )aymcnts to into “the .siimiiim m er.'kept rclnlively- ' up with two ndviBorytry committees Richardrd Sperring, executive di-- ! Sybil Rad Ferguson, foundS S S I : 'V A SH INIGTON G , TAP) - TotaVper- ■ fflcials "e.vpect federal pa; line in Idaho during thee a; g a in to ta l m o re tiia n $100 ■esource and construction T u cu d n y to h e lp gu id e thotV state’s re- rector fpr>r the1 Board of Education., « rectorof Diet Ccnter. Inc., 00 mlliion-u) tilgh-paid reso months of this year fell1 IItiaho p ro d u c e rs, .workers on lhcth e Job to m o re th a n off-, scnrch nnd economicc ddevelopment said tho-nc-nominationn were Belcctedi t John Kubiak, president 0 o f S E ^ C lit' fro m th e fin al th re ee •K io n o in ls ts s a id It w oululd be sev- set the dramaimatlc loss of business at offorta. o n th e bns lasis of qualificationa, with.1. 1 Inc., Sandpoint; Jerry Jut m o n th s o f I9aii9ac. - teral days before a full assi?scssment of the winter ski resorts, plagued by ' Eurlier in the dny. th . the bonrd rc- no attemptIpt at geographical balance!• < of touriam for The Cocue u r d A le n e i _. dccllnc. already an-I- theI dovelopmcnt could be■e made, but woefully Inadeia d e q u a te snow fall, jcctcd .Htfltr rccommcniicndations for or sexualll balnncci1 and the namesi I Resort, Coeur d’Alencno; John tlcipated.ly by analysts because ot thec thereI were ‘ indicationss that the Countcractinc tin g th e po sitiv e a.spect.'; the two commiltcos,3, afteri board came fromm a variety ofbuaincss und JAndreason, Boise, directctor of the timing of governmeni, go paymtints to0 unseasonat>lyi warm we;eather last of the ConCommcrce Department member Diane Bilycu/cu, Pocatcllo, educationnnui sources. ILegislative Budget OmciIce. Martin wheat farmemers, was only a third off winter\ al least helped tn case the report, .howcvivcver', was the fact that cumplained thut. thec tmembcrBhip At its lustlui meeting, the Board ofr 1 PetcrBon, Boisc. directoItor of the the annualiz«lizcd drop they originallyy foreca.stedI drop in personalal income. ' total personal)nal income during the lockcd geographical aiand political Educationin voted to allocate aboutI I Divison of Financial Maranagement; expected Inn theI key indicator of thee That warmer weather,•, which set final three momonths of last year rose bulancc and includeddcd only one $2.3 milliorlion-provided by the Legisla-• ^ Alice Hennessey, Boise,I, executive state’s econoin o m ic h e a lth . Ithe stale’s unemploymentnt r a te on a a l a m u c h1 lowerlc rate' than slate- w o m a n o u t o f 32 n o mlinees. in e turo Tor rcscarchrci und economic de-• ^ vico -prcBident of Boise30 Cascade The Coti^ommerce , Departmentit downward< spiral lhat hasis continued economists had e.xpected. iBoard Preaident Rob'loberta Fielda, velopmentnt projects. The board also) ( Corp. und Lurry Hindercrnger, J.R. estimated lotal lo personal Income in New McadowH, later fn the day an- voted to setsel up un advisory commit-• ' Simplot Co.. Pocatcllo. Idaho, on an ai annualized basis, atit ■■■. i . i . i . i . ■ i.i,i,i,i,i,L ,» ,ifr^ ■ nounccd n liBt of 11 moimembers for a tee to :tset up short nnd long-termI The sccond panel ia mmade up of SJl.5 billionon for January ihrough ■wn only oboul SSO million Hubcommittco on rcscarcarch nnd eco- goals r for rcscarch and economic: t the atate board’s Academimic Atrnire fa™!;- )ctoher-Dccembcr calcula- nomic development thilhat included dovolopmetn e n t. IProgram Committee, ac'ic v o rn l o u t. r " '" O'-'* J 0 . 6 ] ^ nn'the original Sperringng told board members he! t a id e BcientiaLM a n d b u s in.0.. e louder. COMBBINATION NC I two more women than' lent analysts had ex- and legialatora. 1 TACO (CHOlOlCE OF BEEF OR A proposal, far few mennembers from asked >r for a telephone confercncc t cductlon bccausc the huge CHICKEN).1 ENC'JCHILADA (CHOICE OF Jt Boise and bix fewer men"icmbers. meeting becausebc the udvisory com- Members include: BoardrdofEduco- ling subsidy payments to $295 |, CHICKEN. BEEEF OR CHEESE), ^ A second IiBt w hsi 115 Idahoans mittces mvistmC bc orgnnizcd quicklyt t lion memborB Gary Fujuy, Colleen ;al farmers’ at the end of I SERVED WITHF1_RICE AND BEANS.______recommended for a parpanel to guide if they areire to meet the gonl of re- tMahoney and J.Ray Coxrxracadcmic jyeo wouldI noln bc duplicated during long-range rcscarch arand. develop- porting to0 thet board by November. \v icc p re s id e n ts T h o m a s BiBellofUni- tliewlntermrm o n th s th is y e a r, m ent cfTorta was nppnjprovcd cBBcn- At the' requestr< of boirrd member ■ %versity of Idaho, John HHutchinson ’ But Idaho’ho’s economic forecasters TU ESD A Y* K tiully aB orininully prop(roposed, cxcept Charles’Tiny" Grant, Rexbiirg;';■ ofldahoc Slate, Lany SSelland of ' had prt^ctected IhVdrop nri^^rsonal EDNESDAY JULY ’ S . that Rcp. Pete Black,k, 1D-Pocatello, Dennis KeiieiBCr, chicf of the ucience Boise I State and Willinmm Daehling incomc becaicause of the farm paymeni m e j . 21 4 22 ONLY S • was named to rcplacee a Republican and technonology department of EG& of c Lewia-Clurk State CoCollege and situajion woivould hit -1.0 percent, and H tote se n a to r. G I d a h o ,, a prime contractor at the■ Clyde( Frank of the Idahoho National , while 'analysilysts were still pouring lCXyiTHI5ACR0SS S list was read to Idaho National ^ Engineering: Engineering.Luboratory.I over dctoiisils of the new Commerce FnOUSEAHS, S - W h e n th e o rig in a l liHt DOWNTOWJ.aOOJjAW d i J board members, throurough a tele- Laboratoryiry, was added lo ther Olhers will include ' Board of Deparlmentnt figure's, the blunted '/* i T M E XXICAN W ■>” AVE, • S idedJp_und,Qi:s.c.oro^o(flclal. N. TWIH FAILS — 'phone-conferenee coll.11. 1Mrs. Bilyeu -committee.______I — Education-Htaff-memboraro-Raybum— ''-"li"' -733-6211-. UON.IHUR___ f f i ____ _ .. that the state cconomy — ^ — R E S T A\URANT—-V I ll-0Fni4SATJM0 S o b je cte d . T h a t made m i the commitfee 12' BartonI nnd Robin Dods ly on th e u p sw in g . And CXOSEOSUN g "I think it’s way too large und mcmbera,I, in i c lu d in g S p e r rin g , w h o Junet J Hay, R-Nampn; B idyfiayments wlll show up 1 women," auid will bo a nonvotingno: member. Donald f N. Langenberg, I there ure not enough w< he end of this year as of- M rs. Dilyeu. She Baid1 shshe thought it Other mme e m b e ra ; ofChicago 0 scientist. wns “absolutely absurd’ird” that more Jack Pet’eteraon, Boise, president In addition, SperringJ suid, an- than half of those recomommended for and cxecutiutive director of the Idnho other 0 female nutionnl sciic ie n ti s t e n - I ^vDVEflTi.flTISEM£NT^ ' Reprint from Albuqufiquerque Tribune the committee lived inn BBoisc.' Mining AsaVBBociution; R ic h a rd R u sh , gaged g in puro reseurchch w ill b e .“There really are murnany qualified Boise, dirccre c to r o f th e D e p a rtm e n t o f named r lo the advisory comim m itte e . Device mayl y increase gas3 mileage by 222 2 % UOSTCTON - Nalion.Tt Fuelsavcrr Unfortunalely, this coc o n v e rte r testing sliowss grcgreater fuel savings C o rpI. . o f B oston Ims dev elo p e d a;> process takes placc outsid.ideofllic wilh the Gasavcsaver than the 22‘’/o I simple;:le auto m o tiv e accessory th at, t , engine, where the cnc-jc-py pro- cliiirnedbyitsdes d eveloper N alio n al iing cititations cdecline^ incrcaM■a^e^gas m ileape by 22«.o. ' d u c ed is losl. — Fuclsaver Corp.3r p .” Speed lispensing The governmrnment had already T hIC e Gasaver,C which takes only>' With Ihe Gasaver dis linutc.s to install, releasess platinum imo the commhustlon confirmed in I98-S th a t th e POCATELLO(AP) - The number though the the speed limit is 65, thee However, the Increase iiin fatalities JO min oscopic quantities of plaii- . chambcr,s. 22‘’/o more of c cach Gasaver raisesises th e o c ta n e o f bf speeding citatloatlons - Issued numberof of tickcts (to drivers) goingg c an n o t n e c e ssa rily b c IlnlInked to the’ microsc n u m into in the air-fuel_jni.xturee gallon burns inside lhc:ic engine gasoline, elimnin ini' a tin g lh e need fo r by more than 50 less tbann 70 is goin g to be fewV ;;speed limit. Green noted.' slalcwlde decrcnsed by i enlcrin^ing the engine, so .lhal 22®-’o fewer gallillons arc' premium fuel.■:!.• ay from the anywaV’” St/ite Police Sgl. Davee ■pcrccnt during May / required to drive thehe same Joel Robiusoiuson, the developer. I After June, the medianin speed on P'“'“iilinum has th e u n iq u e ability previous year bccauseie cof the higher Rilehsah^ distance. commented:: ““We’ve already 1 , rural freeways was almoilOSl 153 m p h . "laking '. 7 iinburm fuel burn, speed* limil on ' rura:ural Inlerstate "Becouiise me majority of cars arc ’’ plaiiniim in lhc flame /one,, The process works oon both sold over 50.000OOOGasavcrs, Ironi- j , while 115 percent of the carars traveled P'' highways, officialssald.Id. obey in g the th( speed limit, that's an ncrease the pcrccntagc of fuei1 leaded a n d unleaded gasololiiie. and cally, we findid nmorc people buy s at GU or le.ss.Jlarch 31II s ln lis llc s . you .ncr ns were Issued indicationn the general pubilc Is ing in the engine from 68%0 meets the emission siandarlardsofall the Gasaver for its Ihird bencfil • A bout 1,317 c italio n s T recorded before the speededlnmoso. ■ May, compared salisflod wllh w lhat speed," Hitch '' l®/o. states. of cleaning outsut icarbon to c.xtend • ■: Dn r u ra l highw ays In Ma , showed the median speedd o t sllghlly ist year during said. ”Wc’rc’re certainly jjotlsfled with ^ jnnally. that 22‘’o of the fuel1 1-edcralJudgeW.iltcrJ.J.Skinner engine life thatthan buy it for ils i t o - 2,869 Kiven o u t la st over GO mph, while H5 ipcrccnt ol that month. Most of this year’s tick- whot’s beenicn h a p p e n in g ." ° d ouly burn if itcamciiii.-on- concluded the five-yearir admin- fuel savings or ooctane boosting.” ■ drivers were going GG or■ ldying ilic For further i highway fatalities were..-HGG Department 1 otTransportata tlo n . rpeoplo are driving C8 to:to 70, police are and twoIn In May ond'June of 19H3-H4.1. •Initially (warnlnc) thothem but may accordingg to Keith. Green, statee Lost year the averageg e h ig h w a y — ^not be writing tickets5 to them. Even highwayadministrator. ad sp s e ed w a s .'■>7 to.VJ m p h . Hot tubb rules riihay have> lost stecam : C o T u f t^ b 'A L E N E (A(AP) - Idaho tubs andd s p a s •w o u ld be c o v e re dd i com m o n In m o st hot tu b s, a g g ra v a te health and environmenncnlal officials under 'lhehe regulations, many ofif t th e p ro l)le m .. aten't suro whether ththe state will which alfejready are being carried outIt The rod-sliaped K l 0 Issue regula- voluntarily.ily. Ipscudomona.s thrives In tub N KI [ proceed with plans lo I t}ons for pubilc hot tubs. water, satd Shireene S c rh cn ti, h ' n Hr llr n llh )tentlal for infection trom1—districl— | t*nvinmmflnlala l------hcalU i— ------^K e n — Isustig;— P a n h a r ind spas stem s mainly from j, Dislricl’s* environmen specialist. r S w S1 r : water, on which bacteria• Once under lhe f th e (lircctor. said Mondayay that within '''j",?™thrive, ,,, said Lustig, ^ six monllis, the stateItc Division ot mU''l™ -'t" pseudomonas causes Itchihiness, mus- Environment could handand out propos- Because10 of< heal and the presencec i cle pain, headaches, natausea, diar- _ ed rcKulatlons lo operaterators of public of body oilsills and suntan oils, suppliess r rhea and an acne-like raiash. In rare ^ h o t tu b s and spas. of chlorinene used to battle bacteria3 c cases, the bacterium cou;luses a type H 8 H The regulations would>uld bc s im ila r g ro w th are a re quickly exhausted, hec c of pneumonia lhat is falalal 70 p e rc e n t E 3 ' ' ' to those governing publiiblic swimming said, andid water propulsion Jcts,, c of thetlme. shesaid. pool owners. Lustig said.Id. ------Bul Jerry Yoder, divdivision woter A n j quality engineer In Boisioise, said draf- "b.*grisoft’s Personalizeized Computer Class;ses M I ting of the regulationsIS hI a s sto p p e d . J o inn usi for the most informatioition-packcd, hightest-pow(ATcrcd iS m ^ and he Is unsure if the;he projcct will classcs offered inn tftfie Mogic Valley! CLE■ARiA N C r e su m e . assof s ta r t A u g u st 3rd a n di cocontinuo through Soptomtn b o r . I 5 I "1 was k]nd of surpri•prised because W Intor S chodulo> bcboglns In Oetobor al one time, (all the; slslate’s heallh districts) supported it,”t,” said Yoder, W ordPjP e e rfe c t who has worked on lhe the regulations g g sporadically for three years,ye. "I think - - L o tu*DOS 'D i d id n 't h a v e th e horse.-;.” V o d er .said cconstruction, R:BASE5000iDO & S y s te m V mainlcnance and operaleration of the ^ . • Telecommumunications Public Domaitain Software . ^ - i S Postal senrvice, 11 stovo Blako today andid sschodulo an appointim Magic Volloy'f locally ownoei,rd, ffull to rv lc o co m p u to r do a lo f R igby officicials A G R I5ISOFT to d iscu sss s i t e 737 3 M 6 5 » i RIGBY (AP) - U.S..S. Postal Scr- Hund^ ^ ^ e d s ^ o>f i P h o t o , ‘rvice officials have changiinged an cnrller— ------THROWAWA]i W YOUR HOE I position and agreed to meet with 1 hear concerns TM m ■ 'WilWick action weed wiper, :lligby city leaders to hc herbicide exactly whenare you KJ Audico & V i d ee o I t e mIS s Q rabout th e location of a piproposed post f tj n w ant it - no sp ray ining, ' no __ 'Office. Ed-UlBei" Sstooping, no mixing. ■ Officials from Salt LaLake City will |'|» ^ f o w H Is officc of Sen. “ ===5=-- Priced' t o C l e air . . - Nc 'm eet In the Idaho Falls c F R E E :Stcve Symms, R-!daho,10, ;at 1 p.m. to- cMiiPuci IWO post office gfJ^CKEI K N O C K O U T •day and then tour two NC. WUHIMUHO.oir^^ 1 ^sltes In Rigby about 2:30:30 p m .. R ig b y INC wilh every purchasise B at ia l l 2 8 sstol'es! ;M a y o r K eith S cott sa idi TlT u e s d a y . ------Postal~scrvlcc’ offlcl[ficlals earlier ------' ------Utah — IcIdaho — Wyonmlng----- Nevadcd a ------II •refused'lo meet with citcity leaders in iRlRby, and offered a memeeting in Solt L I L U ^1ILLER. I I i ■ J . . :L a k e C lty . | s s i • The service’s proposaosal to build a KNOCKk o u t i he_oulsklrts of_ ».i - ncw_pQSt_Qllice_gn_(he_ i/eeti-and-gt-ass-killei^ Idownlown, rather lhailhan the city ' •centcr, sparked protests:sts from from QuJuart R eg ‘13.98 "— ^6®^ I •residents who said the1C rnew locotlon Iwouldbe Inconvenient. — ; The dedsion' to buildild on the oul- PEACHES ■ FR •skirts of lown wos m;made withoul *AFAPRICOTS Froir ; se ek in g co m m cn t from1 re s id e n ts . ' *SUMMER 3 1 9 9 H ^ ; • Members of Idaho’ss ocongressional APPLESa •delegation put pressureire on the posl- L-_— C lb. ^5 ^! \il scfVlcc lo meet withvlth fdcinTesi- ADDISON AVENUE EAST | H : dents, officialssald. ATEiTEASTlAND.TWIN FALtS 734-B518 Monddy-Soturdoy 9:00 10 6;00; B U Y O N H W ^ I DOES SOMEONENEYOU S u n d » 13:00

. - , ;WTimoS'ss-N ow a, Twin Falla, Idaho \Wodnosday, July 22.1987 ; r o j gn n i ion

”'” r ^ N0M6R£?EEKiN F * * Wllllnmmm E. Unw.itd Willl.i/ilIl.imC.nhkc WCUfNTHAS mXAKWklCOK •dviTtlilng Manager PiiblisfulishiT Adk’i SHCWED '^00 ■ — t m i'■, n o t h i n g Sti-phfnihen I l.vtgcii Midillcli.icl Gower - TURKP/s- r o H i P EE... ciyiny Fldilor Circiiirciil.iilon M.in.igiT s n ?7 W0U6H! g The memberscrs of tlie editorial board andnd writers of editorials d re SicplictiS ic I'larlgcn and Willianiam E. f-io w a rd i No oone wantts to be I next 5Stallings;s victim r % — —" i H e a r y eJ, , hear ye, all iSecond District I Republicans.s. The GOP is lookiking for one good • man (or wonoman) for brief dututy in November, 1 1988, as sacricrificial lam b. No ex:experience needed. : S h o u l d b lejat a t often and lou3udly about evil ; D e m o c r a ts . (Caution: politicalq1 life-expectancy ______: l i m i t e d ______K ;■ The Idaho0 Republicanj Party/ hasn’tJ taken out • this advertiseisement yet, but wh('ho knows, it may ®Wll| h a v e t o . . T w o y e a r s; a]ago a t this tim e, cancn d i d a t e s w e r e t r ip - ping all overr ceach other in the; RepublicanE Party 'W A - for the chancece to run against freseshm an Democrat Richard Stalli:Ilings, known as “Lana n d s l i d e S t a l l i n g s ” M for his 130-vovote m argin over Re^epublican-George ! H a n s e n . But that w,was then. This is now. r Today, you could fire offf a cannon down the: lclength of the Seo- Few aiccord &stumblilingbloyaks renmain ond D istrict andai not hit a single!e viable candidate m expected lo frame the issutHBue o s a lo y a lty t o s t to WASHINGTON - Thrhe remaining obstacles to Reugon’s m ost heartfeltt nan a tio n u l- s c c u r ity to run againsnst Stallings, unlessss, of course, you a superpower accord onm medium- und s^ort- initiative: Notional Securil;urity Council members could hit thehe -already-politicall;lily deceased Mel range nuclear misailes1 rnow appear to b ^;'-'. M ichaelel Krepon _ would be asked, yet again,lin. ifthey wore “for" SDI Richardson andar his killer dog, FFifi, whom Stall- shrinking. Two of the bi|biggest stum bling blocks — “ or “against” it. Since realif•ulistic SDI tests cannot bc the retention of smull mmissile forces outnidc of v o k c A rtic le X V o f th o! treaty,I n which perm its uni­ ings flattened;d the last tim e out- .. conducted within the nurrlurrow interpretation of Europe ond agreed verifrification provisicins — aroe lateral withdrawal duete lot "cxtraordinury events" A few of.theihe fringe candidateses have looked at the ABM Treaty and sincenee the Senate appears un- ripe for solution. The SoSovioLH h a v e h in te d a t th c ir aftor six m onths'noticece hasI been givon. Pro- the race andid decided againstt it. Sen. Larrey w illin g to a d o p t th e b ro)ad a d interpretation, they willingness to elim inatete all missiles ono global , sident Carter employedsd thist tactic whon hc uni- will argue thut the entireire ttreaty m ust go. In Anderson, R-T:-Twin Falls, w ent so;o far as to go back bosis, n step U.S. officiaiiais claim would obviate laterally withdrew thee UniledU Slates from the cfTcct, Roogun will bc askeisked to protcct his legacy to W ashinrtonon in search of monejley, but w as gently thcir proposols for highlhly intru.sive,' continuous Taiwan Defense Treatyty overi the opposition of by m aking a tough dccisioiision: ending compliance on-silo inspections in boboth countries.' If these do­ Senate cclnservalives.. HoHi wns supported by the told he didn’tI’t have a chance agagainst the popular J with un ogrecmont thott hohos been incontrovort- velopments are confirm(med when Secretar>' of Dislricl of Columbia Coi3ourt of Appeals, that noted Rexburg Mornrm on who has carve(;ed out some inde- “ ibly violated by the Kremli‘mlin. If an agreem ent on . Stole George P. Shultzz fond SovieiPoreign Minis-s- the Sennie imposed no0 conditionsc< on the pro- pendent stanccices in his three yeanirs in Congress. intermodiote-rangc nucleuclear forces is pending ut ter Eduurd A. Shevardnjnadze meet, the stage will11 sident's right lo withdru-Iruw when il ratified the this time, all the more reasonrous for nrms-control op- j Anderson wcwould liko people to3 forgetf he once co­ besot foro summit. treaty. The same is true•uofor tho ABM Treaty: if p o n c n ts to a tta c k th e /VBMlBM Treaty, leaving Soviet authored a bocjooklon the IRS withth the now-impris- Summit^} and ratified;d orms-conlrol congressional treaty supmpporlers attem pt to im- loodor M ikhail S. Gorbuchiachev with tho awkward agreem ents, however, h.hove a wny of eluding polil-it- pose such a condition now,no' they face the diftlcult oned George; H ansen. B ut he willill need m ore than c h o icc o f de c id in g w h e t hher e r to forgo a sum m it and ical leaders. M ony detaiails remain unresolved i^i lask of overriding a pre.s;ro.sidential veto. a couple of yeaears of w alking late5 i n t o S e n a t e c o m ­ a treaty he badly wants.3. the negotiations and umincxpectcd-devolopmenls E nthusiasts for the StrategicSt; Defense Inilia- m ittee meetin]ings ai;id singing rocock songs at local This scenario may sounclUnd far-fetched, but it is can derail or complicotctc the treaty ratification live are coalescing behinhind this desperation tactic ' no less improbable thonn ththe effort to-recast tho s p o ts tto o convince people Jh ie ^ o u g h t t o g o to -_ -ptDCeas-Eor exam ple Jroratification.o£ti>c N on J 2ro-_0-_hecauso-the-progriim-h«t has-begun lo sputlerru-vit— ABM Treaty’s negotiatinging rccord. The Reagan ad- W a ^ i h g t o n . liferationTreotywos dcdelayed temporarily by thee lim ofits own erratic coursc,cou serious technical un- m inistration hna rcpeatedltedly surprised its critics Soviet invasion of CzechchoB lovakia.irr.W 6 fl, a n d cerlttinlies and strong’ ptpolitical opposition, The bottoitom' line, say many centrist r by its audaciousness becau!causc it operates from u the SALT II Treaty wasIS p e rm a n e n tly sh e lv ed Significant majoritiesies in the Congress have ref- R e p u b li c a n s , iiis that unless he stiitum bles, Stallings different set of dccision-mci-making criteria. Caution- after the Soviet invosioronof Afijhiinistiin in 1979. used to supporl large SDISD funding increases or lo ______ia.D ot-an^asy,jy pipknff, H pspifp rppTprp.«^pntingn3 pnn- ______— ttwargumontJi-agjfinst takihgunilatoral-nctionHtak ------I^rogroBsliroTmircoTirntrollRTitso'bPTtcFvlttprt-by— enJorse c.-irly deploymernents. The recent allem pl b c c a u s c o f th e ir p o litic a»1 l fafallout do not cany" servative a dislistrict as there is in the country. He Newton’s Law: Forever;cry action, there is an equalul by Rep. .Jack Kemp. R-N.:.N.Y, lo rally the faithful m u c h w e ig h t in R e a g a nl's 's iiinner circle. Nor is any-? has often brok'oken from the Democlocratic ranks, but ond opposite reoction. IiIn both countries, prospec-c- on the latter issue gurne:•nered jusl 122 votes. The one likely to argue that SDISD funding will suffer tive agreements generut•uto new weapons programsIIS adm inisiralion's elTort•I loU conciicl a broad inler- goes his ownn way just often enough er from the from the action, for CongreIgress has already cut the . to "safeguard*’ the accon3rd nnd ensure negotialiiinn prelalion of the ABM TrealyTn has fared lillle Idaho delegatitition to establish hiss individualismi . . program severely. from strength in tho fulljlure. In this way. ihose belter, particularly after'lor running afoul of Sen, One examplepie this past week w£was Stallings’ vote IfSDI supporters succee:ceed in placing treaty most unhappy w ith tho0 iarms-cofntrol pmce.ss cimn Sam Nunn. D-Ga. Backe:ked inlo this com er, SDI withdrawal on the NSC’s”s c,calendar, they may not on the bill tb3 ban I: sm oking on coi:omm ercial airline at least try to lim it thed; damage done by subse- supporters have begunn tol< turn on cach other. At win. The quality of presidelidential ndvico has im- flights of les;ess. than two houours. His Idaho quent accords, even iflhthey cannot block a High Fnm liergaluinn MN arch, Sen. Malcolm proved greatly sincc Donolmold T. Regan served ns ' ratification. Wallop. R-Wyo„ lashed•d b u t ill th e " h ija c k in g ” o f seatm ate, Rep.jp. L arry Craig, voteded w ith the minor- W hile Houao Chief ofStafTtufT, Vice Adm. John M. W ith u prospective agiigreemeni on medium and1 SDI by "fretful geniuses”es” who “mixed strategic ity to keep thethi cigarettes lit. StStallings voted to Poindexter directed thoI NSCNS und W illiam J. short-rongo m issiles shuhuping up. those anxious defense, which was supp'posed lo be a qure for the snuff them . Tbrhe m easure passed,1,198 to 193. Casey served as CIA directrector. On the other hand,. o b o u t th e " d e c o u p lin g "" oof the United Siutes from1 ravages of arm s conlrol.'. wilh the arms-control no ono currently aroundJ theth presidenl is willing Stallings haslas also benefitted frfrom his seats on the North Atlantic Trealfaly Organization are sure-• process itself. They gaveive the cure a massive dose to argue ugninat his pet. project,prc and Defense Sec-, im portant Hoi[ouse subcommitteeses, including Sci- lo devise safeguards ngagainst the further oflhe disease." S r o ta r y C a s p a r W . W ein bberger o rf and Attorney Gen- denuclearization of WesL‘slern Europe, More ex­ Where do strategic funfundam entalisls like Wal- ence and Techrhnology and Farm CrCredit. Those posi- erul Edwin Meese III willill ccontinue to press for an trem e urms-conlrol oppcponents in the Uniled lop and Kemp go from . tions have giveven him good visibilitlity on subjects in- early deployment decision,ion. If those true believers. • States couid resort to deiesperution ladies, includ-1- here'/They have fewV 01options. If they cannol cn- and Idaho’s agricultiltural economy, succeed in framing the trea volving'INEL a ing a concerted effort to.0 press President Reagan sure SDI deploymenLs,I, treaty withdruwul isauc ns nn up or down vote onn SlSDI, they huve a fight- The potentia:ially-strong contendeders against Stall- to withdraw from the Ar\nti-Dallisiic Missile at least they can try'to to kill the ABM Treaty ingchunce to win, ings know thisis and aren t likely to take him on, un- T r e a ty , outright, thus cemovingtig Ithe moat imporUint ob- less a vulnerabability develops. A coalition of pro-Strarategic Defense Initiative Stacie lo their vision offU,S..HCcurily, U Mic/iacl Krcpori, a nvriior'lioransociati-oflhe C ar~ „ groups hus already begu^un lobbying Reagan to in- As in lhe past, arm s^oi^ontrol opponents can be ncgie Endowment Freediiom ofsspeech ;is a miythic giuarantitee in oiur socieety I t w a s J u n e 10. 189-J.9-J.and the Rev. W illiam Da' of speech aan n d w ritin g s t h a t o p p o se d slslavery on the havehu been invulidnted us violatioiUiona of free speech. went to BoHton Commoinon to hand oul Iract.s from 1 David Kairys groundlhallal they might lead lo a slavta v e re b e llio n . . Mcanwhilc, en earlier decisionsIS ppi ro te c tin g th e -r ig h t o f in ­ Bible und tn'k to wliomijm ever would listen about"E,„„ Gi T h o la b)or o r movement sought and wonwo the most elTcc- dividuduals to distribute literatureure in shopping centers ihc corruption oriocalll governmK onl ofTicials, He.•w w o u n d - ______------:------live moansis^ t e n available for reachinjling and organizing havcfc: been overruled. The courtrl hihas increosingly nar- — • upin tho Chnrlcs Strui-i-eel jail - nrre.stcd nnd convmvictcd • municnting thoughughts between citizens and1 ddiscussing.- working peoleople - passing outleaOeLsleLs; a s s e m b lin g u n d ro wid e d tyitTrealricled the free spcechspei rights available to - in whut would becomele tthe first major free speech•chdeci- public questions."s." In1 this sam e period, the■ SupremeS demonslratiuling in publil: pluces, pickel•keting. door-to-door peopleilc’of ordinary m eans, enlargeargcd tho free speech sion by the U.S. Suprenreme Courl. Tbe court ruled,L'd. C o u rt ulso a d o pitod te d the ‘'clear nnd present danger"dt rule, canvassing,ig,'Bul now we roceive ideas;as and information rightsts of weolthy people and corpiorporations and erected a unnnimously, thal thele mr ayor could "ab.solucely/ oior condi- which is now inter]terpreted to protcct speechI unlessu 11 cre- almost oxckclusively from television, radio,rat newspapers frec-si•spcech barrior to public accoiiccoss nnd im portant elec- tionally Torbid public: speakingsp in ii highway or' pipublic ates nn immediate,ate, definite and serious dani•'^K'cr, a n d m a g azines. z ir The scope ofour speeceech rights has been toralI ando economic reforms, purk." It wa.s no diiTcrei■reni, tho court said, "thanI forfo the The last quotescs fromf Supreme Court decis:isions repre- frozen whileile technological and socialal changesc have ren- stead of empowering the citiz:itizenry, freedom of “ o w n e r o f n p r iv u te hou.Miu.se to forbid it in his hou.Kc.'ie.” sent current thinkinking, but the oorlier episodotlesand , dered lhemm seriouslyf ob.solete, sp e e cch h has recently been used by conservative> justices •' Em m a Goldman, a1 well-knownwt political aclivisi-island court decisions orenro rarely if ever mentioneddm our cour- The Amenlerican people lack the opporportunity to engage ihance the power of corporatii■ations and very rich pco- lecturer, K«vc a talk in 11909 on dram atist Henrikrik Ibsen, ses on history orr socii^so studies or in our celellebralionsof nieaningfull'ully in that discourse on thehe issues: oflhe day pjcunc nd to keep the people out oftiof the.m urketplace of Among the people in thithe packed hall in New Yorkjrkwere the 200th anniversersary of tho Constitution.■ SomethingS that wo colei■lebrate so sclf-righleously.y. The1 right to picket £ 3"' m nny uniformed policeiicenien. A sergeant mountededlhepo- very dear to us -- freedomf of speech — is nol101 what il ordemon.stnitrale enables us to show our opposition to an ------dium nnd’said shV"couUiilld s p e a k a s lo n g A.'t'sflo .■;tuctuck to .swms. Our Foundinding Fnthers nccompll.^hed:d mnny great in.stiiutionVf■i,'p61icy o r in d iv id u a l,'b ut'the t'th public debate.'“■ Evet’orniroi^-'basically, after 20000 jyeursdcm ocracy must”"' the topic — a comaainn ppolice command thnl mean.■ant d o n 't th in g s , b u t e sia bblishm lia cnt of freedom of speeeechwasnot to the extentm l there is any, will be condinducted wilhout us meann moror thnn voting every four years nnd the right say anything political.l.l 11 Censorship was nol newIV tto among them. In fact,fac the labor movemenl dedeserves nnd. ofton., ww ith o u t o u r v ie w s. O u r rigrights l of specch now to pick:kot when you're really upset3set. O urglorificotion of G o ld m a n : Hhe a n d th e aiactivist M argaret Sangerrsome- s more credit for freeroe speech than the FoundirlingFathers. offer essentiiitially the ability to displayly tdispleasure. One the hislistory and modem reality/ ofof: free spoech has _ times spent a ni^ht inn jailja for lecturing about birtiirth Before thcI930fl30s, we had no legally prolccected right of must hnve• a a lot of money or power to.0 s]speak in nny mnskcited the lack of real parlicipatpation in the decisions conlrol.) Goldman begatgan. bul when siie lirst menlenlioned free specch in unytlnything like the form in whiclich we now depth and bobo heard in the major massISS m e d ia . t h u t naffect f our lives. We have ullo'allowed decisions thal Ibsen,the sergeant suiduid she couldn't say his numiime. She know it. Criticismm oc f th e g o v e r n m e n t o r go vvernment e Televisionon networks ond local stalioitions nnd large fundanam cnuilly aft'ect us — nbout«lUt the uso ofour protested. The crowd,. at first amused by the itbsu)surdiiy ofllcialH, called acdileditious libel, could legallyy bet and rej.m. newspapers,rs, owned by fewer and feweiwer lurge corpora- resouriirces, tho work of our people,pie. o u r h e a lth a n d of the police order, wasus roughlyi cleared out by polpolice lurly wns made criminol,crir Every state had a' foditiouss . tions wilh lelei s s a n d le s s e x p e rie n c e .ojrconccrn r c withjour- safely,y, our economy, oar onvironnonm cnt — to bc left to n w ilh clubs. libel luw when thelhe Constitution was adopteded, and lhe nali.smorpulpublic discourse, claim absolisolute protection privatelie buaineaa elite that is notot eelectcd or rcaponsiblc / Nol long afterw ard, theO; Induslrial W orkers ofl)flhe Founding Fathersrs ihi Congress initiated andi d passed lhe not only fron:om governmenl censorshipip (protection( that is to thc ej public and whose commitmii tm e n t to g re e d h o a com c W orld, trying lo organi?.ni7.e migrator>- w orkers, stnrtiirted a repressive AlienI andan Sedition Act (1798) witlithmade- appropriate)Le) but ol.so from any claimns s 1lo access by the to bo viewedvi as acc'eptoblc or, inn rtr e c c n t y e a rn , e v en national campaign theyley called "free speech fights.Its.” cade of adoption ofof: the First Amendment. Thrho Federal- people. Allho:hough they monopolize lhohc imarketplace of fashiono n o b le , They would gather on1 a streetcorner ofa city thalUll had ists used this actt toto s u p p r e s s th e ir o u ts p o k ooner,itics; r ideii.s the courtscoi tentl lo protect themm nagainst claims to '' le mythic version of freedomom ', often hitchchhik- Day sermon. Moreire thunI 2,000 were prosecut democracy.di A mUch broadeiid e r o f p c o p k '. “ 1'^.^^^ to h o n o r iti H i a t :------■actice. tional Labor Relationss A cl, t h e C o n g re s s o f In d uustri.nl sl and reatruining thethe democrulic impulses ofll: the public „nd ideas mun u s t g a in a c c e s s lo o u r m ec d iin . . Organizntion.H was regulgularly prohibited from hantunding thnn in nny new notionsnol of free speech. Humi Court have made it Wp ^ lecisions by the Suprem e Coi c s h o u ld c e le b ra lc o u r u n iqque u e history'und tradition! out luaflotfl, speaking aniand public nnd privalc.meeteelings. Madison, Waahingtngton, Franklin, even Jefferi “catiK has invulidlited us a v a violation of free of free;e spccch, but we also bettor:or ^get to work. Freedom ; - In .L-rsey City, Mayor FrFrank Hague throw manyy ofthco Paine — ull supportxirtcd criminolizution of scdi!dilioushbel, HpeechaFlorlorida statute giving olectorr oral candidates a of speeeech in our tim e m ust includclude the ability ofthe pco- u n io n o rg a n iz e r s (uit o3f f tilown. The CIO’s suit agairainst Tho courts upheltield seditious libel laws andd suppre,-!- right lo replyjly in'u'newspapcr when the;Lheyarecriticizcd; plo toe ) express themselves meanininingfully, and It may " —- Hogue went to the Suprepremo Courl. which ruledI in 1939, sion of speech or w ritingr bnacd on the flimsic:le.st proof free speechI protectionspi have been exler :tendedtonil huvctcto bo asserted, as in the pnstlost, politically and per- contrar>- to its earlier decisiondet in Davis' case, ihatlat the that it might leadd toto disoj'der or unlawful conDnduclsome- corporations,ns. even as lo issues unrelalc la te d to th o ir ' ____ h a p a illillegally before it gains socia:)cial and legal streeLi. sidewalks undi piparks, though owned by.thtthe city timo in tho future,c. inii however remote or indii direct a busincsse.'*,, ggi iv in g c o m m e rc ia l s p c c c;h h ttho some protcc- occcpt£ita n c c .______• . and controlled by the mayor,ma, were hold in "trust"t"for t fashion. This-bad,d tendencyt. doctrine" w as usiJsed,for tionaapoHtictical speech, ond lim its onn tth h e o m o u n t o f — - — ^ ■ the uee of the people "forfor purposes of afiHcmbly. com-coi example, to upholdlid prohibitionsj in the sputhc money an indndividual can spend to supp.ipporto candidate Dauujid Kairys in a conatitutionolnallawyer .^ ] ^ W ednesday, Jul;uly 22.1987 Tlmo3-Now3.J. TwinTv F a lb , Idaho'A-5 , OSHA^ sets Keeord filine for 1meatpiBacker - N a tio ■WASHINGTON (A P )'-’- A record cldenlal Petretroloum Co., employs siorsions, burns, hernias and cararpal tun- tions subcommnmitlee which coi^_-— ■■ . i2 ;5 9 m n !Io ii fiiiL' wa.s prop'tioposed Tues'^ ITTHOO peoplee inif erghTsC ales;------;------ncl"ncl-syndrom t:r'a“ cri}ipllng-g-disoase—dueled' lbe 'hc;ariariifgsTTssUU'd'arSIIlK'^ ____ duy.by. lhc-Occup.Ttionnl1 S.Safely and IBP has repreportcd-annunl-sales (?x— oftcofton-causod-by-rcpelltlvc-c-molion.- mont Tuesday-si'-saying he rocotvcd-a'-r- T Ilu n llh A d m in is tra tio n against a^;. the ceeding $C billion, b rnore itijan lls accordlng acc to the citation. Ic tte r LisC w eek;k from IBP Chairman f u.srtc^iiow J V JaparTon bt o a r d iiQlion’s largc.st meatpacliacker,_IBP three -largest.sl U.S. compctitS»S-Com- By B undcrreporting.injurlcscs and ii- Robert Lr Peter:ter.son "admUUng lhat Inc.. on chargCH_of failingng to repori bined, forcacbic b o f th e la s l four y e a r s . ■ Inc5Incss. a company ean avoid aan OSHA certain sworu tctestimony by him.sdf. t o more than 1,000 cases of employee' Untii • now.w. the bjggost OSHA InsjInspection bccausc the agei?ency ex- and other IBPP officials on crucial ^S tar W ars^K•esearch proco g ra m injuries nntl lllnessc.s'. penalty , wass Sl.fi7-million: imposed cm]e m p ts c o m p a n ie s fro m ftfull-scale Issues ..T was false and IBP spokcsmnn Gary/ MickelsonP against Chrysrysler Corp. earlier this review rev if Injury and Illness r;rates are misleading," WASHINGTON (AP) - Thehe Unit- Japanese companllanles and rcscarch said the company ‘‘will contest co the month for Btl Bll safely Infraclions at beltbelow lhe nationi average. • • Lan to s sa id hhe c would provide com- edd SlatesS and Japan signed1 ani ac- centers can "cor'compete for (Stor cila tio n and p ro p o sed Xinesnos.” He ad- lhe company’sy’s Newark, Del., plant. OSHA 0 began investigatinglg IB P in pan y o fficia ls wiwith anoihcr opporiu- cordord Tuesday authorizing Japapanese Wars) conlractsts 'on an equitable • dod; “Wc believe IBP'3P's safety John A. Pendergrass, P assistant JanJanuary.'Hlter the United FiFood and nity to '’presentcnt all the facts” and induiduslry to partldpato in Preresident basis . . a scniocnior defense official rfcord is equal to or belterIter than the secretary of[ lalabor for OSHA, said the ConCommerical Workers unionin filed a ■ 'until then ho “ would"Tescrvem judg- Rcai■cagan’s "Star W ars" resoarcrch pro- told reporters. resl of the meatpackinB indundustry." IBP caso "is‘is the worst example of concomplaint charging the cicompany mcnt-"as to wwhether this mailer jjranra m .' T h e o fficia h who wh( appeared al a The company has 15 worl.'orklngdays underreportinf:ing injuries and Illnesses witlwitb violating federal job)b Injury should be referfcrred to tho Justice T Th h e a g re e m e n t, sig n ed a l Ihilh e P e n - n e w s b rie fin g onn cccondition ho not bc to ta k e Us c a s e to th e independent inil to workers1 ever< encountered by rcp'reporting requirements. Department.” taigon g o by Defense Secretary Caspar C Identified, stressccssed the Memoran- occupational safely a and n d h e a ltli OSHA in its 16-year16- history." • The T action also led to (congres- in response,J, Pelcrson Issued a w.!. Weinberger' and Japanese;se Am- dum of Understandlanding did -not guar- review commission. The agency’,:y’s inspectors found IBP siorslonal hearings In May, at wh,vhich IBP statement denylilying that he knowing: bassassador Nobuo MatsiIsunaga, antce the Japanclanese any specific OSHA,' a Labor Departm•tment agen- failed to recoic o rd 1,038 jo b -re la te d in- worworkers tostified about'hahazardous ly gave false te;testimony. Hc said ho estalstabli.shos procedures by which shareofSlarW arsvtrs w o rk , cy, proposed the (inc followlow ing an i n - ' ju rie s a n d ., IllIllnesses from January conditions con al the Dakota CUMly, p la n t, a n d o th e r icompany officials vestigatlon of IBP’s Dak)akota City, 19U5 through(i DE e c e m b e r 1980, h e sa id the th e company’s flagship operal•atlon. "tesliflcd compiiploldy. openly and in Neb., beef slaughtering andanc process- in announcingn g th e c ita tio n . HHep. Tom Lantos, D-Calif.lif., chair- good failh ass tto the facts as wc g ing plant, IBP, a subsldiaidiary of Oc- These indueludcd knife culs, concus- .moimon of a House Governmentml Opera- understood them;m a l t h c tim e . SP+ TFheE q u i TABLET FfNANClAL:iA L SERVICES Tho Equitable is by far thoho irhaiil loadorj In SP. having writtonon u___ it-i- Moynilihan inttroducej>s welfaire ovei :: Ikntnti CO D«n Inin oxcoss c of *10 Billion in tho •WASHINGTON (AP) Moynihan said he is contirtinuing to the ago at 3 witw ith a s la te oplion lo firsifirst 6 monihs of 1987. ) — Sen. phaslzes famimlly responsibilities. It M V o n t a f l n d lo w e ril...... 'i -J _ Daniel Halrlck-Moynlban.oinon Tuesday, would-requinJlro-doduclion of. child work wor with-lhe admlnistrallpti ------Thuttori ______N ...... '.reform bill thal hc saidId reflectsi a paychecks anc Republican senators are co-so-sponsor- nesota. the first■st R e p u b lic an to sig n and partlclpalion by mosl Rop Iho world, manoglng In ' bipartisan consensus off thetl Senate welfare red]2clplents in education, ing ing his bill and olhers, irincluding on to the bill, said s: there are many JXC0S3 of *110 Billion In riM4«nFtnn

\S7CSTT1NGT0N (APtPt — Con- depressing. gre.sswomen on TuesdayJay snid It is "We womerien have to face up to a mylii lhal women liavilavo made II tiie reality. I I delight in statistics In A m c ric a in Ih c 191iOslios. citing a su I can cilcc themI to the people 1 newly pulilished. sourcelrcebook th a l d e a l w ilh, The Tli myth is ibal wc o n c c a llc d " a nlghlmare n have made asas mucb advancement documented.” as we think we might have,” • T h e book. " T h e American . The book.. editedec by Sara K. Hix W om an 19}i7-Hli: A IIReport in with cliaptersjrs writlen by various Deplii," was put togethtether t)y the sdiolars. discliscusses in depth the @ i research arm of thele Congres- economic situituatlon of women and sional Caucus for Womenn e n ’.s Issu es. Ih e ir ro le In thoAmoricanth' family, The complete sewincing e x p e rie n ce ... (//in t / i e jeneneef - whose leaders held a;i newsn con- "Kven lliee good( news Isn't that ference! to tout Its findingsings. , good. We areire earning Gli percent "This book provides2S the facts of whal maleales arc earning, but' and lhe figures we need.” nec said the increaseso over liie last few , 1 - * A le K a n d e n H e n n t^ Hep. Ciaudine Schncideider. IMM. years is the2 resultn (if male wages G U t e r m a n i | T F v 5 5 “Statisllc.s have to be2 one oi of the gnlngdown,";said Mrs. Kenneily. T h r e a d m / FABRICS to o ls w e u.se lo change ciia the In IDT.'i, Ihe I book reports, & ■ s v s te m .” women earnecned 59.5 percent of the Serger Cones^^ g ^ D ain n RRiver* " I ’m a fra id tlia t th tli is is a w a g e s o f fufull-lime, year-round ------r ------CmwBTew PWWT W0«X8<«,SCO------^ ------Hotntt-Sowlng I nightmare documcnledled," Hep. male workersi J r ^ t i 1904. th e com - Barbara Kenneily. D-(D-Conn. "I parable figureire fnr women was r>l!.2 c a n ’l r e m e m b e r a n yything th Ibis percent, ______

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If you,’Ou go back lhat far, you rtolicos wiis known to iniitiy ;is "BcIjo^ •• d o e sn I h a vvc e a town named "In- The U-S.^nurder rale is 21 Foclllly ------■ anolher car craze that dependciicc"?•■? Nothing in the higher hi than New Zealand';d's. Thai's in;iy recall anc 22 Qoll pog opular -- bug deflectors, h a n d sh o w w h ic h . W ill despite dc one recenl rise of 10'100 p e rc e n t m o sl popul 23 Songliko Movie sUirs with thf t>i| rs slill around from lhe 'u rlh c r. S ta n d b y , in New Zealand’s murder• rrale from Ain lold cars s 25 P ago llic I'lHUs wci-L- o rile ri'd t ail have holes in their oneon year lo llie nexl. Trick■k stalislic. nlmost ail , 27 Pin <9 [iilni:ilurL' fiolf course^. MiMovie box of- a the bug deflector 29 Crudo moJolB OneOl year, one person wasi r m u rd e re d ^roin (ict* rc c e ip ls d ro p p e d alxIbout 25 per- ‘ 31 Sorlous ploys there.lh Next year, two peoeople were mounts. . c e n l w h en m in iiiliire jjul;iilf w e n l n a- ... ^ .. ..-35_Anoor ______MB lujherner bul not every m u rd e re d , ____ lioiiwlile llieil. and ItU' mo 3G Water aourcos m ig h t g u e s s th a l 75 'p e r- ...... - B i r d s h a v eI nno o ' vo c al c o rd s ------^ ...... 30 Llltio rr didn't wiiiil 1(1 prornolc ‘ """' ccnl ot Ihl' tctca drunk nationwide is 0 D D 130A K D 39 Solitary p e titio n . To get "Boyd’ayd’s Curiosily Shop” by <11 Soak • s; i l l iced. . send $12 lo “Boyd's <13 Huron's Q. Whal do you call a boaja rd of a n y r e tu r n m a il. s. vn Syndicate. Inc.. POB nolg h b o r 13 (J. Ilow m a n y tow ns in lh is eoun- Q- A re the rrt e a lot of r e a lly yo u n g leilength Ihnt'.s 1 1/2 Inches llthick by 3 Book." Crown J ■Ji)12G, S e a ttle.‘, , WA'JUliHI.W .44 Movip a w a rd I —I try arcnaiiH 'd ‘'(■oiisliliili(lion"? child prodiylcsics inmalhemallcs? 1/1/2 in c h e s w id e ’^______40 Tight c lo s u ro s ioo7Tt17 Ttibuno Moan SofviCBi, ine 48 Litollmo ''""'O'nighli PeisrveU Y o sto rd a •49 Soosnw ’i i l07/22/87 l • 51 S u p p o rt 7 —— ' Qnblos, mXfFTsT^ rc(|uired lo succeed in newew interests, porlanl lo youyou. Vour kin have much r d a y 's P u z iIq S o lv ed : thlsperson.' 52 Explosive Flo.Flo. ALOE Mi Leave enlerlainment dcJecislons to respect for this ; S3 Wont (nst B Rubr^ubbod oul l7|a"|«( E ^ Dailyi/ Horoscof» p e y I o u r m a le . 55 Hido 9 Cot*Sow sound ITiinTUFTi A Q U A RIUUS S (January 21 lo Febru- 57 Lyric poom 10 Dlst3 lsm ountod . L IB R A (S e p te m b e r 233 1to October ary 19): Cons:onsult with an expert lo .CO Alwoys 11 Flsl--Ishlng cord H H H illlif 22); Plan lhat trip with atan associale make a lalenillenl of yours more suc- Boy Scout 12 CanZatry [e IhIB |0 |S |S ■G2 immediately. Delaying lihere could cessful. Be extremelyexi cautious driv- u n its 14 Wls: i d ls h o s iZIZI l BIB GI'NKK.AI.TKNDKNCIL’IKS:ThlsJs GfCMINI (May(^ 21 lo June 21): Gett n nnd ing loday. 65 Appoiloilon 18 AnJ<\nJou and iTtAinT^Bc 06 O no bos a d a y ol o ;ip o rtn n ilie s. [Je tJi Ingenious logelher willvilh a social group thiss ia n g e r. ' 69 N otion 20 Fore-orohoad jn slinlyiiii’ every pos.sibiible angle of evenlnR andid enjoy yourself, but be2 . ■ i’ l.SCKS (l-C(February 20 lo March 70 Foil llowor 24 GaojQOIs new projccis hefore beniiiinnini’. Gain cauliousofiilislip s of th e lo n g u e . SCORPIO (October 'rc cnterlalnlng this even- 71 H aw a iia n 26 Roni)onown ||HH^i.iiLlS supjior! (or Ihcse mailerers from an November 21): Hc innc M e Ir Is b M u i HIs I e I l I •more lime attending to ~- gooso .27 Plan>lano liior [S | P | E | A IR IS irnporlatit person. MOON c mH IL D R E N ( J u n e 22 to J u -• : your job loday. Don’t at s. Consider the resulls of 72 Thootor. award 26 UncJnovonly lYiTlRTDTiBE ly 211: F o r' bcsl b' resulls, start ot thc! 1 routines as unchange 73 For Joor------notelotctiod |t T 7 |s |t ^ B s \ AKIKS t^March 21_tQ_o_<\pcll_l!)J:_tDp-aDd yclI somesi aclion. Tnke a trip1 ( creative and use vour talcn m nt------30-Slun Consuli experts and ' 74 S k o lctio d 32 Olsti)i#tonco , check all wllh your mate rr to an Interesting ^ SAGITTARIUS iNovcm;mher 22 to IF YOURil CCHILD IS BORN TO- , . runrunnor availalile data liefore malaklnn carcer' place, lilBTA7FtEBElwrElsl~ ( ,• frugal and DAY ... he, or she.; Is in need of a fine DOWN 33 Stra!itralghton ilecislons. Keep l)usy to d a y -id le 1December 21); Be very I loncy loday. academic educiducalion to be successful. 1 Uodlclnal . 34 Frozrozon rein 50 Display 07(22/87 An outing with your matiate could bc An ability lo comblnc speed with. 2 WIcltod 40 OInolinos . 56 In good 61 Dosortors I TAUilUS (April 20 lo May 20): lifestyle youu admire.s This person can1 1 bcneflclaK manual cfficlfficlency should be en- 3 B iim occo 42 Cab<;abal - shapo t 03 Conilorous Seek, ont ways of mnin k in g .^ y o u r b e of Im m c n stse a s s is ta n c e to you. cournged, but leach him or her lo 4 Way In mon-lombor 57 Leav* out troo pus^es^iuns more v.iluablil)lc, A liltle CAPRICORN (Deceml)nber 22 lo finish projccls:cls one at a time, slncc 5 Crafty anim al' 45 Boatoat back 56 Foolish oc 64 Ooll <.r e p a ir e a n (to a lorif’ w ay.y. Uccarcful VIRGO (Augusi (At 22 to Scplcmbcrr January> 20): A fine day tol( Invite an there is a lendtcndency to Jump from one last 59 Parodiso ut slowly i 0 Pokor atoko 47 Mas! d riv in c . 22); More modern m methods will bc2 Iindividual to your homeI who^ Is im- tiling lo anotheiilher.' ocl 66 24 hours I ' I 67 Encounlorod W odnosdayQy. Ju ly 2 2 ,19fl7 Tlm na-NowiJowa.'Twin Falls. Idaho / -)' bDuartite stocicksupj Peot UittMiaami art:store JV auy hero geets long-overdidue funeral

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O liv e r N orth. . .C O O T O li than S^OO and Inchncluded paints, C O U P O N / t; brushes and canvasi in 76-lnch-wlde R i c h oird r Dreyfuss backsIS ^ rollsu store employees : "ital leave measure • §' with an American bxpr('p^rc^rcaS'’""' parent '^ Collins ssays s h ^^ e l a y e i d maut urges ANGIiLICS' (AP)r - Actor I Former astroni 1 Dreyfuss has joined olher. I manned Mars5 rm iSSiO n • parents; In urging a Senate subcom- B O U L D E R , Colo. (AP) (Ai _ Former miltce 10 lo support iogislalion guar-|raarriagG e for ag r^M m eni • Astronaut Buzz Aldrin•in Jr.. is aciively anteoingg workers unpaid leave lo I supporting lhe ideaI of ol manned ex- -carc forr a a newborn, newly adopted or LOS ANGELES. (AP)») — “Dynas- In his copening remarks. MU- a ploratlon of Mars at at tho Case for seriouslyiyiil i ciiild. ty " s ta r J o a n C ollins le:leslificd Tues- chclson porjorlraycd Holm ns a pen- i l g Mars IH confcrcncc! atat tho Universi- The Senate S< Subcommittee *on, day that she resisted1 imarriage lo niless, faile,iled onlrcpcneur who was 1 ly o f C olorado Ih is week, eek __ _ Children,n. - Familics._ Drugs and - fortner Swedish rock munusiclan PeLcr .w ell paid bcbefore and during Ibe cou- ism also heard from Mayor I Aldrin, 57, said ho ho believes lhal Alcohollsn „H- Holm unaLhC-aermLaiafter IR mon- pie’s l3-monlonth marringo. radley .ind other Joca) .ind- America’s "(ovc af^aiffair with' space' Tom-Brai Ihs of bickering lo signn a prenuptial “ffe golI SSI.3 mimort m cold, hardrd - ■ icials Monday, exploration” nnd withI'lUi " Ih o se ' w ho s la te ofici; a g re e m c n l. c a s h a n d S'S700.000 in expenses. He 1 8 ' ’ ^ M A M 2 dare lo explore" transcends trai even Drcytus;'uss lold the senators work- "I’ve never met a mman yet who look the bcibenefits of iho agreement, ■ - 1 those moments whenn aslronaulsa can Ing parenienls need time off lo carc for, was able lo lake carc oof mo," said This Is whalhai hc bargained for," Mil- say. "One smaii stepp forfc mankind .. chlldron1 with ' major-Illnesses and -Miss Collins, 54. in expxplaining why chelsonsaid,lid, s5 I Z E - P I Z ZZA . sho u ld not risk losing Ihoir jobs lo do she wanted the agreeromcnl before Bul SIcincinschriber said tho one- IMES HORE PIZZA THANIAN A U iR C Z ^ "Snace.js where Ihc lh futuro is," so, m a rr y in g U plm . 40, pago agreerecment was only a ’‘conll-li- ■ 1 1 / 2 T I h Aldrin, a member ofot the Apollo n The slattar of sucb movios as "Down D esp ite a s s u ra n c e s by Holm, lhat nuance of)f Ihis informal relation- I mission lo lhe moonon In 1969, sa id a n d O ul11 ini Beverly Mills" also in-- he would remain in lo'love wilh her ship." Monday. ‘■Amcrica needs net tbc space Iroducedd several; other parenls who forever, the aciross sasaid, "I bave ’’H had.n1 nolliing lo db wllh com- - program, nol only for the sclenllfic spoke In1 supporlsi of lhe bill, including seen in the past lhat rmen have a munlty proiiroperly." Holm’s altorney 0 salu Ihcy had been fired for ^ 9 9 and technological beneencflts wc reap, two who s te n d e n c y lo c h a n g e ." sa id , i q lime away from work lo carc 'H bul becausc of the liftift 11i gives m en’s taking lira Miss Collins, wbo) entered a ra spirits, the lift it gives:s men'sm souls.” for ill chllcilld re n . downtown courtroom flailanked by four . bodyguards, took lhe wwitness sland jVS i School trusteeiies mull Kitty I in Ilic flrsl day of Icstliitlmony in Ihc ? Dukakis blames )lolo Sptoclion of O ak*'® EXPIRES 0/15/07 • divurcc trial lo end h< Knievel museuiturn plan j smo Furnishings & ^I I DELIVERY,, TO GO, & EXTRA,A TOPPINGS E . sfor miscarriages marriageloHolm. BUTTE. Monl. (AP)P )-C ily school Accossorios ^ ADDITIONAL rON (API - Kitty Dukakis,Is, Tbc actress darted: through Ihc \ ^ Irusteos arc considerlicring a proposal BOSTOt 5 Oil OFFERS g J , iir- courlhouso hallway undtider a blaze of Woei} euslom dosign S build ‘ ^ -N O T VAI.IMO WITH OTIIEII C0UP0U5 0 lo Iransform one of Ihcir closcd who boatat her diet pill addiction dur- A W . Ihc flash of 4JV Oak lurniluro ' schools inlo a muscui>cum for former husband's 19H2 gubcrnalorialial television -ligiils and I Ign. says the drugs mighl;hl cameras, followed by hiier allorncy, , molorcycle daredevilII RobertI; "Evel” campaign r FA LLS'733-3-2214 ESC jntribiiled to her four iniscar-ar- cclcl)rily lawyer MarvinnMitchclson, 1 2 ^ 0 ^ - ^ f ■ T W I N K n ie v el. h a v e cont allhough il was never mcdl-dl- Becausc she and HolmIm were allow- /P < " ll’s not hard lo golgel excllcd about rlages, al rKLEY 678-5!5 5 4 8 in firm ed . ed inlo Ihe couriroroom before %^ r ' » £ S T m . ■ B U I il,” Cily Chief Execut!cutive Don Peo- cal y confl •wnili>>iU1h«Uu«klC«MM| Dukakis and hor husband,id. reporlers. none winilnesscd Ihc pies said al Monday’sly’s school board I D em o cratratic prcsidonlial hopeful andnd courl-ordoroil soarch ffor weapons . m e etin g . I that Ihe school Massachu;husells Gov. Michaoljol lhal both parlies wererc o rd e re d lo m M m U WWWI WW ake suro i|-won'l Dukakis.s. 1have Ihroo children. undergo beloro proccodirlin g s b e g an . •e involved in a i>ain in lh e fu lu ro ;icknowledgcd Iwo weeks agoigo Holms and Collins are jr neighborhoods shec vwas addicted for 2G years lo biller divorce in whichI 1:Holm Is sock- ■ ■ A a m p h o lalamlncs, n commonly prescrib-ib- ing sno,ooy por monihlh lo sustain ■ ■ 1 1 M er Carparolli • ed forwei;i’cightioss. whal be callcd hls accu;.'ustom cd !i_lyl<: J M ' ATTHE ske a rccommen- fho sail;ald that It was easiest lo ob-3b- of life, pending tinal sellli:ilem c n t. MOVIES JEROMIME la in anamphet'amincs and am-m- Tho divorce trial, exptp o c lo d 10 last . THIS le Ihe validily S s ^ W E fK I IGHT ounccd his plans phclaminiline derivatives from)m three days, wlll decide i w PEPSI NIG s to turn .T-grade obslelrlcl;Iclans and gynecologists, andnd of lhe prenuptial agrccmim e n l, ■“ ' But ho cautioned th ^2.00 ANDAI A F U L L ;vel Knievel ancl tl^^l Ihee idrugs wore oflcn given to ■ Holin’s atlorney.’y. I’'rank. ■ HARRIT vicHAEL KEATON f e district needs lo make p r e g n a nnt t women lo avoid excess:;ss SlelnsL'brii)or. maintainlins tho docu- ; Uehdmio CAN O F PEPSII A D M I T S ncod the building agaitfe a tu re 25 ro o m s w eig h l gagain- ment was simply an liInformal onc. ;■ if tbc city grows or i hile Ihe couple : O N E A D UULT L Jiffcrent aspccis 'c old T he I.OS A n g eles T im e s Inin compensating Holm whi c h a n g e . iTllsplay^omtrof [tn-lnler-vtr-view-lhal-KhiMiould^UlLcasi^ icl- n'.'irrii'fl M ilflw lsniiuujiislslsjjjs- t S u p c rin lo n d e n l Pel< a doclor now to proscribe the;ho a binding prenuptial111 agrcemoni : in his carcer. He ly fintl < llTl7ll»ONir f lij ACK MICI«OLSOr< ■ : ■ and Peoples will makeseum wo'uld at- samedrufru g s. iinJillnuany claim s by HiH olm , ) suNDJi4DATATiniS5 H p 0,OAIIYAT ^ ^ B i , ' • SOSArt SAHATtDOM dation next month. I 3lOB.l0B.5lBa.Tl10 ■ ; r J 911SONLY CHCui: ptuR TJi ■ : , Knievel, who.annour , In la lc M arch,' w a n ts tc 7 ■ school inlo the “^vol IIH FriondsM uscum.” He said 1( would foa II D R A G l STCVE MARTIN fe i cach highlighling diff500th ^ f e . l l DARYL HA^^fHAH M.____ DAILri7ll»-»l3t ' ■ : ' ------T jn iin if ( r :! n c t- tt’ouid-Tll SUNl2l»-4lSB-7lll-tl]B ■ . the equipment used wurstin 1 fyr i d a f ^ " J u s t 1 eslimaled his museu: F o c ts . 1 1 fr« Ydu:««I lluolVw ^ Wosl Germany . oilLr'l I ; Frankfuiof Frankfurt on U M *vifi3yS Her ill- i j S f l ic 500th -birthday > , lhe long, thin / ' y « E i AttSIATSn.OO Inlo a staple of 1 ALlSIATSn.tO marks 5( / / ^ 1 WITHOUT SIASONTICKIT WITHiVITHOUTSIASOHTICKIT J ,-. and baseball [ iMinpKt' «lrKt(4 b| Jet oiili M piiiiiiitlitei]lniolplalti(r|.li t| 7777 year of ucgistor. normally THE SUIVIIVIER'S BESTB ch m u n ic ip a l a n- ” ruesday clovolcd 'SUIiHMER iVIOVIIVIE!' ■ lijJEBl i F K A N K F U IIT . Wo; isaiitiat tet tTinbedil II e>iii te leia itatapiiltiefnlaKtl e> M B i ...... Ihe frankfurter _ ^ rei lit Mtt tinaci n4 irai : Tuosday marked the 5 authors acknowl- *'lii‘ It I (e»iDt wertlT el tints:iiislpiiieari ^ ' of the frankfurter. U ltd 111 eiKctK Dt Jet Oistt mth itii ei tiriiritpKIJltsittlC tt inkfurtcr's oxaci P. : w u rs l lh a t ev o lv ed Inl 'low I - j Slcven Splelbcfcjcfg prctcnis j:; [ known, but said Difmer3k I American nicnics !Sl-known : hlslori- • g a m e s - lh c not dog, N(M/, you c/in'i'l'l .i^fford n o l to celcbfciiLlle t h e AELB BRO O Kf S t ii bt L c rsn o r, d a te s n M C E I d . The weekly clly regi: e r u l (jf l l i o w c c 'k i B(.-c3(.-{.riube every Fnday nicjlicjhi dt y; J} |H «"SF OHN CANDV ' ) I a,dry. compendium oT i: I rankfurlcrs are (~iC^iCUiS [\-[r's, y o u Ccin enjcn j o y g r e a l Gcilci R o o f nisfiow sl ' i,i: DAIlYi CK MORANIS J • nouncomcnts. on Tuekfurl, Wost Ger- AllO Slarrino F Us front page to Ih r i n d A delicious 8-,o/ pnmcime nb dinner for just S'l'IW ^ K H I i l ^ i 'i f : ! ":.3D-Vnl-tl«-7l0B-»ll0 : • ^ ' d flnanco capital. DIM Pullm an 1', • w u rs t. urg. aboul • Iwo .— Daphna Zuniga •> The newsletter’s aut irthe' nowslotter------• N o w AppearingAf , _ . .. . osa j- — : edged lhal the franki PLUS CO-HIT FERRIS BUELIJElLERSDAYOFf ' blrlh dale was unknc D a n n yY iM a ro n a onc of Iho city’s bost-1lasles much like >W STARTS 9t30 ;! ans, Achilles Augusilog, I bul Is-Ioneer T h ro u g h Ju ly 226 6 ( N o S h o w J u ly /'’O) llANDUNDI^ml Iho wursl loHli?. [hiM,ilic(l(()fncclMn. sirt((cft((Cf .tn d pi.itiiM r, ,t Cm I.i Today, mosl Iran (.tVtlllll-l made nol in Frankfu Com ingIng July 27 Ocean Fronl (liRh, what do Ihey m a n y ’s b a n k in g a n d fl m n ji T n i™ bul in Ncu-lsenburg V ic: lD an a—' lag iiy whocuLsclassc,', m ile s ' lb Ih'o s o u th : t i roiti Ici-j; tilol KJ M.it c ro)oni't, o n Vi( D.in.i h.f, v-vnvvrd los homework, . sa id . ,iuili>'0 K " .l0 > yc.iiM • Tho frankfurlcn las an American hot dog, J L I sS4.95 W m er Show Spec ava»abl^Frlday’s"or b h l ^ and thinner. •summer S11“ I iitiit (rnr* !>»««'tr IJ ii^ifn \ \ ^ 1 lj MMERSiSCHOOL i I Ol SuHil lU imi;il i. (T a^n \ A ■ l y i ' DAY1t20-3i2b t o n T g h t U ^ M l r«itii OP3PEN WED. jH I (Kiri U u HtHUl « 5 t3t30-7x20-9:20- ( - 7:20-9t20 ||!l ■ \ all»U»WUlUr*tm MW ftrt- iHOWTIMES. I M n » riftttt « VEMK :30-7:30-9:30 jr. \ catlMd U lift sfKUl g j i ! . u . f 7 m j f i lclri. 'I liiiilii ST im m • libB nid >

, eii*twi«T»'» i •A-8Tlmos-Now3iTwlnn Falla,Fi IcjSho W odnosday.av. Ju ly 22.1987 — U.iS. archsaeologis 5ts.wDrki at dig : arid = :'u n cider Isra(ieli-polia:e p ro tecction

’' “ CAESAR'WEA7rsTaerrAP)"=Tolice !icc'cerilury~ATD-, when Hlie ie "cily HacJ~a m’Ku/ic-slylinyle^'raujc calligraphy. He '! on Tucsdn.dny turned bnck chantingin g p o p u la tio n of 5U,000. - said a Jewi*ewish cemctcry may exist^ £ ^nd booingng tjllra-Orthodox Jews who/ho uoberl J. Bull, an archaeologist a about a half-ralf-mlleto the east. i S i S c n le r - 'a s it e w h e re 50 U:S.-l:S.- from Drew Universllyy In Madison.- AvrEItnnr:nnrhead-of“the-Educatlon— JSB' v archaeologiogisls ■ and s'tudcnts ^erc(jrc N.J.. who.is leading thetie excavation. Ministry’ss aanliquillcs department,. BSv ^ cxcavalingng Byzanline-era ruins. said he would continuee -the■ dig even categoricallyally denied lhe existence of . , ■ ThC. ,dcnIcmonsLralots,.- dressed In in Ihough- university prc;resident Paul Jewish gr£ivjraves at the excavation W ''black hatsits and robes, claimcd the Hardin had urged hihim lo slop site, W I d ig h a d disturbed d. ancient Jewish Ish b e c a u s e o f th e prolc.sl'; “ W e a r e talkingU about a legal ar­ f graves, a ■ vlolallon of Jewish law. 'w- "Wc are going to dig di hcrc. We chncologlcaleal excavation approved by ' k Thcir prote;Jtesls shul down the site for for have permission (fromm lhe Israeli the state. There 1 are no Jewish '■ H I A n m o st of lais st t w eek. government) lo' do so.’3.” said Bull, graves In th: r:.'.0 <3f^" .i ” ^1 The momore than one dozen that aroa, which was left cn who has worked al the slsile since digs unsettled sh demonstral(•ators led by a rabbi booed since lhe end of the.. 'Cd - b e g a n IG y e a r s ago. Byzantine; period," pc. Elian said In on ' and chanlcclied "shame on you" at the bull insisted he would A m e ric a n s d never know- interview wllhwill Israel arm y radio. IS digging in this lown ingly disturb gravesitescs- He told a named aftc ifter the Roman Emperor‘or reporter .there was no-u -e v id e n c e of ^ C a e s a r Augiu g u slu s. Jewish graveson the site.;c. F A C T ' i i / ' i , More lhaih a n 20 p a r a m ilita r y b o rd e r ;T0RY OUTLET W M ’ pollcc. canarrying rifles and batons, The controversy begcgan when an Stopped the lh demonstrators andnd Orthodox youlh foundI bone frag- ^ f pushed thenlem back behind police bar-JP menls at tho site several•at weeks ago. \V v | rlcades aftcifter the protesters trjed to Demonstrations followei.'cd, and the force theirlir way onto the sltt; nearar difi slopped for a weeeek lo allow K i policc lo try to work o i u t . C O . ______a d z thcM edllerterraneanSea.' ca. loday a small town, wasas promise. ^ ^APL.jstphmo ih c L S g S s f ’. st clly in the country underer Yosef Poralh. an archahaelogist with flH I H u n d r e d s oi f vvolunteers, picturedi dduring a cercm ony InI frfront of M inistry of Islijlamlc ancient rs KLOSET ;nt Romans. It doubled in the Israeli governmenlII department PACTC n Sunday, w ere dispatchtched to^the Persian Gu C T O B T O U T L E T Jk Revolution's Gu.3uard C orps in Tehran I lUlf area— slzc“duringng the'Byzantium- periodod o f antiquities.' said thelie team had ■tMSB »■ ! R H A U CLOTHINO but declinctned after the Moslem con­m- found fragments of bone;ies and tomb- ' !:®“ , H quesi inthebic Tlh c c n lu ry A.D. stones with markings[s fro m th e 1 7 0 4 A^ddison o Ave. E. Arabb states5 praiseiU.N, c T h e lliB: slie si dates lo lhe 4lh or Sthth Christian Crusades andd inscriptions — r — ‘Nulland-vi-void’ says Iran,1, reiterating rejecaction of a cease;e-fire G u 1i; iir- ISosson Ihiinked France Is trying to1 m a k c su re Ira - w a s nol; clclear how lhal could be ar- 'US HUDC0-G3." accordingng desktop publishing5 nr k * d s, .m m m m ‘ •■^nlan Embassy translinslalor Wahid ranged vviwilh the Gordjl-Torri issueue Economic Community | eport- Tho U.N. Security a « iley . , . gin Ihe way, their "tolal solidiirily." ty CPT Gordji does not cscupcape. Iran has slanding ir mposed an arms embargogo More Than < n, .speaking on Francc-Interer EEC foreign minist tl Office Automation .... OfHceHce Productivity demanded that the first fir secretary Bosson, \frlca in la-T. at tho Frcnch Embass;issy in Tehran^— radio, reitielterated lhal Cordjl is not; a .Monday lo provide F Paul Torrl, be Irled onI spspy charges. diplomatll and nol prolectcd by humanitarian and maleilcrtal aid for "We are in the m ldslsl cof an affair, I diplomaticitlc immunily- Tehran claimsns the Frcnch Emb;i.s.syt’ in Tehran. JT** could practically say of honor, which hels- . They are supplying foodod to the em- V / j ( ^ totally blocks all uiscuscusslon." said "We knc U R sands of people wore•e turnedI away S ■ from government hospiispilals Tuesday M ondayay-Frlday senior doctors , as a strike by n.OOO sc 5;00-7:Cr : 0 0 p . m . i J uJ l l y 2 0 paralyzed health servervices nation- (S': w ido. 4 Long lines of the sick;ick nnd Injured D rin k SpSpecials & t h r u formed al makeshiftlift out-patient 'omplimenta:ary Appetize clinics being run by strikingstri doctors Jly 2 5 J 'ia' / y ; : in lenls on hospital lawnsvns. Bul very few were beingbe. admitted W ednesday is lo the city’.s to majrlajor hospitals, r'" I Senoritas' Night hospital offl'ciaissaid. ' i Reports from olher;r large cities,. C a n f i n a Including Bombay.y. Calcutta. (m l i=S: • FREE ChChristmas Candy J Bangalore and Madras,.IS. also said the IHi S a n t a1 C Cl< laus will visit Z anes ' strike, which begani Monday,*V had M e x i c a n , J e w e l:e er rs s -in h is b u rtin u d a •, ...... shut down goverumeiitIfaciiilles, fa Specially Drinks Visits lo three governmenl p__ • ...... s h o r tss atand give 6ut candy ^ .ESTAUR^KTS^ANTrNA t hospitals in New Delhi‘Ihi found hun- n on Julylly 2 5 th . dreds of poor people - — m a n y 'f ro m 12.1 2 6 8 B l u e L a k e s N . 7 3 4 - 0 6 6 5 outlying lowns andd villages — * waiting in llu* stifling: hhe e a l o u lsid e in., 4 hopes the strike wouldIsu sm o n e n d - e d o c to rs h ire d i— — None of the privale f • H E G ISSTER T E TO WIN W orld’s j l by the government coulcluld bp found’al H W H a n y o f th e th r e e h o sp itaals-_ ls M"j IT 2^/ T largestH CChristm as stocking i O ne m a n sa id h is 7U-year-old 70 fa- f t to be givenglv{ away - 8 foot , i: ther. who had a brainlin hemorrhage • ------h ig h ...... after a fall, was shuntcintcd..from one I I DW I hospital lo another Monday Mi nighl 1-1/ and finally admitted TuesdayTu( at Ihe 1 1/ .ABLE I e m e rg e n c y w a rd of the tl L-N-J-P, , - ■mmwVMD~ AVAIU H o sp ita l. r j - ...... m ' - Em¥.!TEMm)N SALE!!! - I - "They lold-m c-lhut-ut-lhere-is-no- — l l tl 'f f 'X*------o D i a m o n dd W edding se ts* ------5or of All-India ___ _ lljl|lg__ l-K space even on the floor \ f i N © B lack; Hillsh Gold Sciences." said' * In s lilu te of M c d ic a l Sci< o S l airling r l Silver Chains the man. referring lo0 thet one gov- lEO I ' ernment hospital lhal1 is functioning ^^en'sjand Ladles' W atchec h e s - - J and Is supposed lo handmdle emergen- ' \ M m ©Wedding Bands c ies. CkSSl;ehe I The doctors are demarnanding higher « SB ’ pay, bctler benefits andmd parlly wilh P other government emplo;p lo y e e s. A doc- lor joining lhe federalal government / gets the equivalent of■ SICOSl a m o n th . ' 111 f O

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+ G 0 0 1l k , I P (C a g r € e e t o j c o m fp i l y t o »PUC> d e e i !i s i o n ■I' B y M A R K P E A tT E RI ' . run 35 years. BccaIccausc of tho length -of thelie contracts, could also hirhinder finoncing. he says, m c g aiwattfl w nt Barber Dam nenrcnr Boise, The Asoociated -]. ,7Ymc8-A^cu’fl writer IPC is concernedid aboutf a cogcnerator skiidpping town Chapmanin will also havo to get tho U.S. Bureau of P tc sh1 reported. t aflor tho most luclucrative poriod of tho coiMixtract hnd Land-Managlagomcnt approval for a-rig•right-of-way across jp^ Z hna long snid it pnya too much for power from ;j- • TWIN FALLS - Cook Cc Elcctric of Twin Fni?allB a n d p a s s e d , sa y s IP C ’s 1 l’s T o y lo r. 16 acres ofBl‘B L M la n d , h e ao y s. lerntors nt a time of cn.cnergj- surplus in thc ‘. Idaho T’ower Co. havei'c aettled a contract disputelto which The PUC is still;ill ■considering generally whvhat security Cook wantnta to begin construction by i by the fall when th. Z Ziweat. The utility ia requiredired by the federal govern- .3 • ‘■clonra a m ^ o r hurdle3 in C ook’s a tte m p t to b u ildl a hydro- provisions shouldId bc included in contracticts with co- reservoir isa low.I This will allow the; companyco to inBtnll , to buy power from sm all gencrntors.Huchger ua Cook, . I ’ ' c lc c tric p la n t a t M a gic ic Reservoir.I generators, safety impro’rovementa that Chapmann hn.h fid FERC ho ^ nw WU.S pnsHcd in 1978 ot u timo of powor ahort- i But IPC isa’t withdridrawing ita protest with ththc Fed. Cook tmd IPC) agreedaj to comply by. whatatever provi- would makoto ini the 77-yoar-old rcservoi"Voir. and wua scon us a way of ]promoting alternative i, .eral Energy,Regulatoryory Commission against hydlydroclec- sions thc PUC decidH:ides to in c lu d e . T h e P U C hohashet^ar- Thefacilitjlity will generate 9.9 megawawn'tts of electricitv ty sources. ■jj trie licenses for Cook< andai other small power pn>)roducors guments but notit iiissued a decision in thisis ca8o,^ys and Chapmanan hopes it will bo operatir a tin g by th e full o'f .)t in thc Mamc Valloy, sayssa> spokesman Lany Tayloylor. Pro- Richardson, T h e hearings I on co-gcnerotionion in Idaho follow u long ■J B um obly if F E R C ogTiagreed with IPC’s viow th.that the Warren Chapmarnan of Cook says the compaiiany etill^hos During Lhethc c o n s tr u c tio n p e rio d Coo!’ook will employ 30 periodd 1of utility industry hostilityility to thia form of power power w asn’t needed,1, tltho contracts would bc voic'oided,he other hurdles to clearcle bcfo.ro thc hydroelectritric turWnes to 40 people.!c, C 1 h o p m o n sa y s, p ro d uic c tio n . jJ Bays. . will spin at thc soutoutheast end of the rcservoii3ir. . Cook opencrates three small hydroel'oelectric generutora Thee iindU8tr>- fought thc conatitiBtitutionality ofthc 1978 ' ,;J ' The state Public UtilitiesUti Commission calledled off a Among them is the financing for the) :S8 million on irrigationon project in custcni Orcgiregon and mnnufnc- Publicic Utility Regulatory Policyicy .Act thot required the hearing on tho security■ity provisions in tho controcroct^flcr facility. He says> theth 4.7- cont per kilowattitt hour rote turen electrorronic »Nvitching devices. p u r c hinacB n of electricity from small am power producers, it learned the disputoto was' settled by the particties, said IPC vrill pay him1 is low and will affect his abability to got In additioi;ion to fiigning a contractict with Cook. IPC But thchc U.S. Supremo Court uphijpheld tho luw, according Gary Richardson, PUCJC spokesmanI on Tuesday. financing, signed contrrtrocta for 4.5 megowutta atnt Dietrich Drop, 1. to “Po'’owor Struggle" by Richuriijurd Rudolph and Scott Typically contracts:s betweenI cogenerators anand IPC And thc securityrity arrangomenta made bjby tho PUC 75 megawattstts at Rock Creek II nearr TwinT' Fnlls nnd 2.4 Ridley.y-

.1City, s M-[~]------, , eetriving to get residentsa into a public pool by site. si Twin Fulls C i^ woiivould then administer people p< into the w ater by nnexi e x t a u m m e r. laccs o 50-m etcr by 60- itN MOU« next Bummcr and te n ta t iv e a g re e m e n ts a:and build the pool, IncludiiLiding sotting up equip- Tho current concept place: 1 1 Is School District have n by 60-foot bothhouao :reached with Twin Falls m ont to tap w ater from thcthcdistrict’Bwoll. foot fo pool, with 60*foot by .(M Gh—is ______I _. Ih e lp e d p a v o th o w a y fo r thatth timing. “W oll give them the lamand (for a lease of per- ,aiand grassy rocroation arouiron noxt to the high •T?hero Is a lot of intcrcirost in the community h a p s $ 1 a .y e ar) a n d t h e n1 it’sit' their projoct," said . school's ac tennis courts nlongmg 1Locust Street. Now Tpm ra ” ■ , ffor having a swimmingI |pool andhwo’ro closer 7TFSD Superintendent CoriJorl Snow, who has mot entrances er will also admlit it Itraffic dirfcctly off I N tn o w t h a n w e h a v o b e e n b

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L T)ie new pool will111 b e b u i l t o n L o c u s t S t r e e ttjust Ju north MaMjiiiiijEg 3 ' : - v :^ . o f t h e h ig h s c h oc»oI o l t e n n i s L i t I " c o u r t s , i n f i e l d sI currentlvL-c t E jH E S | cultivated for crojio p s t u d i e s ' ( u ^ p e r r ig h t) . T h e d e s i g n d r a w i n g ( a b o v e ) s h o w s th ie - V ' l a y o u t . C i r c l eid d a1 r e a s ■ Indicate landsc4s c a p i n g

^ <• ------...... I Tlmoi-Now»4owspnoto/SKYE SAVESON | = = I M inidok;-ta b o a r d Futiture wa]lter devlelopmt lent ink caimpcD a ig n ^ sw ears iii n t r u s t e e h a l f w a y tht h e r e ■ BvADELLHARVEY ’ sheaping iinto critticalfigj h t !^hoTT im c s-N c w a . Timcs-News corrcspondciident B O ISE3E — Iduho FirHt Nalionalnal Bank’s bid to boost BISON : RUPERT - Larry Jensensen of Heybum was swornirn In as ByJANEROBIS L c g is lu tu r e .” th e s ta tete's economy is holfwuy to0 ittits $500,000 goal, S chool oriter trustee for Zone 1 of thc Minidoka County S Timca-Ncwa writ The focuuI of0 tiic fif{ht ia a proponalal tot cluHBify 'pjje "Ii"Idaho Wunt.4 You Cumpuijipuign" hus ruiacd $268, D istric t M o n d a y n ig h t. , ...... all 7,000 milcf ilcH o f Id (ih o '» s trc n m e to .pP ro ro ^ ‘‘=Vi-:'''tcr , 0 0 0 in ita it first two montha of.. opioperution.-Iduho. F-irjt ------' TWINFALLSLS — A m ajor fight over wat■ator qual- quality und meetm EPA standards ondid tht e fe d e ra l C h io fE x . Hc was appointed toI completeco thc one year remo Executive Officer Bob Lane10 01nnnounced Monday, molning ity in Iduho isI shopingsh up. a fight that wilvill pit dc- Clean W ater;r Act.. If tho stnto fuil« to .develop u Early ■ In thc lerm of Larry BurJurbonk, who resigned last n y in May. the BuiBC-buaeded 1bunk ptedRed to set t month vclopmcnt vorsijrsuB preservation, say pepoopio in- , plnn, the EPA?A hns said it will implcmeni ; for"pcrsonalrcasons.'' lent one of ita 0^;^^ onemo-hulf percent of the valueiluc of nil new accounts | volved in the wwriting r of a proposed waterer quality own. . . . . u n d u l l nnew loans into u spcciul EcoEconomic Aclion Fund. : attended plan for tho stateuite . A proposal r A lifelong residentt ofc Heyburn, Jensen atti II n o w m a k in g th c ro u n d a fofor r p u b lic in - . T h e fufund, which ia ndminiatcrcdcrcd by un independent ' Minico HIgfi School andmd graduated from Burleyey H igh " It’s go in g to0 n:m e a n a new way of doing businesst put was devel I veloped by the Idoho Dcpacpnrtmontof punolof]if buaincHB und civic letidera,ITS. w ill b u c k Id u h o pro- S chool in 1970. H e aittended tte thc Collcge of SouJouthem in Idaho," safdd CCraig Gchrkc, planning sjspecialist Health.and Wi Wolfuro ond the Idaho Dcpacpartmcnt of jects toI stims ulute cxiating industrystry, promote new busi- Idaho and thc Universityilty of Oregon and served witwllh thc with thc WildenIemcss Society. “I think it: vwill bc a Lands, along ng with members of nnn n nd h o c ncHBCs nrand provide job training, U .S. A ir F o rc e . m iy o r b a ttle ." % committcc. The Th committee included1 reprcBcnto- n jhe prpnnel has received 27 npplipplicnliona for projects, children,' Son. LynLynn Tominagu, R-Paul, whi?ho served tives for tii Hc and his wife Pom.m .arcj the parents of six chil timber, Tnining und ogriculture; od but hosrt not1 yetiiiwurded uny grunirunls, snid Miko Moser, all of whom attend schoc:hools within .the district. HcHe cites on a legislatwovo iinterim 'com m ittee studyilying^on- environmentalita l, c o n s e rv a tio n o n d op oportamcna Idaho Fiii^irst m unugcr of murkctini,'...... - - his children as^onc of tholho main reaw ns for his Interterest In point pollution,m , s a id Id a h o ’s w a t e r q^ualialily i)lan-- groupa ond 0 I 0 Legislntive study committ*itte e --^ ------^------n jjT pproposals j: range from udditiolitions tohiiinufacturing sorvlnK on th e School Bloard. oai will bc a test cascoae'for tho Envirotimuntulul Protcc- Thc orgume n e n t w ill n o t c e n te r on w hn ctl e th e r to p ro - plants b'by privute buaincHHCs to0 rcrecreational fncilitics n hnr» -• tion Agcncy in1 ththo Pacific Northwest. tcct Idaho's wiwater, but how much futun - “I reel very good oboutout the quality of educotlon h ture develop- formuniinicipnlitiofl or chnm bcra ofco)fc o m m c rc e . ______^ ho lQ8t”Btatc to put-in a nnonpoint-- - m cnt to'allow he said. "And I feel thislls Is1 an opportunity to pay backVbs Mahol.tho 3w in the Btatc.-And politicIticlOTlHrwho . *■ “Quitote u few of them , I think, rcvtrcvoiS’e around the lour- ! L.and_.nn_.anlidcgrndation_ti_policy.!! ___ m u s t __ a p p ro v “ the-communlly some of-the-goodof- things my-famll;nlly h a j- -»»ureo_pollt7 ni ■ovc—t h e __p la n __d tlr in g ___ 'Ut i o _ 1 9 ^ ------ism -b u sils in c s g -a n d - w h n t m ifjh t bip-donc e rii to boost tourism ------^ Tomlnago said.d. ““But no one else has impleilemcnted Lcgislaturo, a e n jo y e d ." , ure alreuciy getting cuug!‘Ught m thc in the atlitu te ," M o s e r a a id . their plana. Peo]’eople are going to sec how)w wo do- squeeze, A rc u sa with little iritereat lo dntdnte’ are research und ’ The Jensen children■n arc scattered throughouiput the volop our policilicics und if it gets throiough thc eg. • dlstrlcl’3 school system.n. In1 grades kindergarten ththi ro u g h ^ ^ > So o F I G H T o n P a g o B 2 . d e v e lo pp n m e n t, r e ta il buHinfUH uncid jciljcj!)_training. ______n t h , “ so I h a v e good Inputp u t from a ll th e le v e ls ,” h e sasal id . *------7-:------' — M ouor-jr-aaid Idaho First continueaues to seek applicutiona ___ ^ .. from prirrivate industry, non-profitit ojorganizutionH and lo- Ij perience operating a large Jensen sold his cxper: e m m e n t s . with his brother Randyidy and also operating a 2 ;= 2 ffle f E c o n o m n ic A c tio n C o u n c il1 i.ti.i d u e to m e e t S e p t. 15 - business, Silver Scrcen1 VideoV: In Paul, has given hir for Burkey broaddcasft riglihts . “tec n considering gruntH. Robort . pertlse In budgets, manainagcment and working withIth pco* to b e g in 1 jcrt S. W right, vicc pre- o catello . pic, Hc sold oil of these! shouldsh be helpful to his workork as 0 The Associated Pres‘ress 6 in Poc city of Boise;" saidd KTVB1 general sident andor general manager of UniUniversal Frozen Foods • school trustee. KTVI/B engineer Peter Hoekzerjcmo manager Robert Krucrucger. in Twin1 IFalla, is one of aoven m eminibors b on tho panel. BURLEY - Tchrclovision stations said boboth opplications cannoL 1. But KPVI in Pocatcatcllo is seeking "Probably my greate;atest concern is workinglg with from Boise and PocPocatello are com- approveved, 0 Firat’s Lane has. aaid tho th bank’s employcca • youth," he sold. "1 enlo;nloy seeing young people oc to improve ita signal,.l,unlityintho ght to rebroodcaflt ainvnsn thc atute door-to-dco-door nnd by phone to : ' and stay out of troublebie. Education Is the foundindatlon gjgnnig Channel: cro ia a problem becausc: tlthe Burloy-Rupert urcn, a .ol2inthcB urloy-,, tc new buaincaa. Under thitho donation formula, • theywlllbulldtherestoft]of th e ir life o n .” s would interfere with eaceach ncer'Tony DiVicati.'■' — R u p o rt. nreo______Elirut-uutiimiUJcuUy-cnntrihiidhute.H .r, percL -nt — fti______: •i— Jcnsmi suliTTimgrncntiiTHpcciftirgDalB-forhlrappD ""he fluid, "i ne HJU wiii naveha' enhance our ai'gn'al~ib |- ^ lI t 7 m o u r KingJBroadcostiiisting Co., repre- ry S200 booked - to tho' fuifund. The drive could 1 yearon the board. i t o n e o r th o o th e r." out-lying areas, andmd we’ve found . • ■ sonting KTVB Chaihannel 7 in-Boiso, 18 much.ua SlOO million in rnew dcposita or loon "I want todo my bestst >with this yeor’s oppolntme soid the two competing.oppppli- th at our signol ia not,.t coming1 in woll c^^ One applicationion withftho Fed-- Hcsa 1 to Idaho’s largest banli. ^ famlllnrlze myself withth the' programs and needs. s would m ost likely bc settl/> eral Communlcotioiitions Commission ’ A s_ or fJ June 30, thc fund had bccbeen built to $208,000, \ year Is a short timeI tcto be ericctlvc, but. I h» w power television by lotterx:ry. 0 becoming better informeaedfsol. on Julyl for a low F Down Hatch, gencrncral manager of ^^o bantnk 'said, indicating uboutut $54: million in now dedicate som6 time to b Icaat ita signal. KTVB } can bc of assistance to1 MMr. Snapp (SuperintendentntGcnc otation to rebrondcai n3's application seeks to) -ex--c C o b le V ie w T V in BJurlcy, u r said nego- business.^8. -! S n a p p ) a n d to th e p a troins n s :I re p r e s e n t,” n e sold. But that applicati:ation ia competing tend itsta signal to'Burley for Uthe tiutions have been1 undoru way the *^^0 IdahoId W onta You cumpuignign is scheduled to con- I . Jensen added with a brbroatl smile, "Thot’s not to say I with one filed a da;day later by U.S. first timim o. “W e th in k th e r e is a g eenu- m past several monthsitha to odd thc tinue untntil thc $500,000 goal'is renereached or until Octv 31. i • don’t have several goahaals and ideos for the follcillowlng Sen. William Armstiistrong III, R-Colo. ine inter.erest by Burloy citiaena too rre- Boise television sUticntion to the locnl Idnho0 First1 ia the H,tutc’a largesticst bank with $2.6 bil- i y e a r s . If I sh o u ld c h o o ses tto o ru n fo r th is s e a t a g a in ."' -' , pripci^al owner ofofKPVI Channel ceive broadcasts br from tho capitpital cublo company’s puckcckoge. lioriinnsnsHcts and about 1,700 emphn p lo y c e s .

J i-...... 5-.2Timo3-Nows, Twinlln fFalla, Idoho Wodnoadaylay , July 22,1987 itchhikerr steals ujjom qn'ssear brisg the car to a stop and E o o l— ■...... JE R OOM^;-- N A T\vin Fnlls womaitnnn Jeromo otiicorfl saiaid the young able to bri at, Icavingi behind her purse thia year und is soliciting com-om* m n d e th e pool a SC m:million “hole in gave assii68istani:c to a stranger laslaaj woman ' has probobi;bly learned -a jump out, 1 • C o n tin u o d, trtfrom Pogo B l for it thi ie ru rtic lo s . , . m u n ityty donations, including $80580, the ground with a roofof." weekendnd and landed m Jeromomo lc..6n, but modo a fo.foolish miotake and other d QchooI'H te n n isJ courtij olong 000 fron•om First Federal Savinga and Once the pool is opci)cn, fees are ex- miinun hcr_ h car. purfle-.ond.-othether- 'vhen_8he ofTcrcd-thch c . m a lo hitc h * ------O ilic ojra-aaid—tho—wom rs - an-thon — down another motorist who LocuRr Srrtf’otr New'W e n tra n c e s w ill— Cbli'iv— ------pcctcdt^cc'ptfB 0lf-s1-sufTicient. ' belongiritjirit^a. • hiker a ride about 1(10 miles from flagged dov Boiao. Daniel_tpld_onifficers sho wofl took horar iinto Jeromo whero Isho aluo admit trafllc-n c - d i r e c t l y . oIT P rivtrato a t donations iiro expcctcd.Ud.to. . Children may bc cchareed Sl o ,. hnnio Jo Dnniel, 29, of Twir . —returning from Boisc-iTafter puttine^ ^ rc'd -pohlp6Iiccr“Th'c~ m'un—conliiiuo^d ^ LocuHt Street iptolhclhe parking lot.. round[ outot the coat; A 1987 surveyyof of visit, with adulta payi,y,ng somewhat Fall. call.a iled th e Jo ro m o C o u n ty s h c r - : Tlic city would1 buildb the-pool dtyreaii 53 a m o re , C o u rtn e y a a id .- , n*-_n friend on-Q.plane whonw she saw driving hehci' cor, u 1979 Datson ;sidcnta -willing to donate $3 n ifTa depaipartm ent shortly before 7 p. fncilitt08 and grassy r , u' th e young m an h itchihiking h and of- aedan, cast;aatonI-B4. ly rccrcation crop jmonth 1 tc to help pny for the pool en- “I don’t feel thero is.. o significant „ urday and'reportod a hitch on diBtrict land currei forodhim arido, O ffic ers•rs said£ Daniel was taking a rrently cultivated couragct-g es c ity ofTicials. n u m b e r o f pooplo In ththo community "hiker sheihc had picked up near Boisi ------for-crop-Htudios. -In when shc picked up an un- In addition,-tho-.— CourtJirtney aaid, using those surveyvey who-fool wo shouldn' - had JuatBt driven away with her carcm She said he appea city will build nn 8-foot,8-f( choin-link resultw, a” hitchhiker. In Moy a H, thnt if 70 to' 7C percent: of o f u s e o f th e p o o l,” C d u r-tney.aid. tr shehe jumped frorn the vohiclcicle ond thoy stopped at fcncc around theL' ia re a , w ith a th e c ity ’s e n .o o f co m m u . A’oman enroute from Twin .y’a more thnn 9,000 w ater cua-:ua- ' S n o w ech o e d t h a t se r ;rom eon 1-84. near Mountain Homtme for a cold "Hight-and-sound Ibarrier" for tomersH reallyi donate $3 a monthnth nity involvement, refejferrmg to the Boiso disappeared from her tne Ueputy Shenft' Deanicinip drin k und continuod to nourbyresidentH. c n c h foor r flix or neven. months, thathat nominal lease and doilonation of tho cnr on 1-84 near Nountain said the cur was recoveret no problema. Near Jencrome,‘" ■ ''" Tsho o 'S told l d u■•‘■‘I'i'i .. The city will uIkoKO close ^ Stadium money ' \ will round out the pool’slol’s d is t r ic t’s 9 6 -d c g re e wveil e wotor dor- nd her body was later found L inng th e w e e k e n d a flo r a sato- to ol^cera, the passenger Boulevard 380 feet•ct from Locust cost, ing the summer wi n e a r L ^ GGrande, r a O re., when it’a ’ not jpjf rep^rlort was»placed in the Na ing advances and ahe10 ordered h.m Strcot. nt the Houthiitheuat comcr of “l think th; from the council’s:il’a needed to hout building 10 County ofTicers say if the Crime Information Ccntcr.r / outofhorcar. the parcel, to relieveeve traflic from stundpoiJoint, wc are ho close now, we -It’s not a money-making m auspcct bcibeing held in Wendover- Tcated in W endover, U tah1 byb’ Instead, shc said, h< BportinR events at ththe high sdiool want to.0 g g e t it,” C o u rtn o y sn id . venture, it’s a brenK-e\oven venture," 2?“", he told her he docs nott wjwaive extradition, ho will County authoritiea wus idenlen- had a gun and di(i n Sodium. The develoieloped pool area And theth pool’s $1 million overallrail Snow aaid. “Wc’rc dumping d the not intend to be extraditedited on stolen vehiclo char- :s C h r is to p h e r G le a v e , 27, nc <5>vera a rcctiingle.• runningr about cost estiritimates aro far smaller thanlan water into tho coulee,!c, so w h y n o t " j “ “ , no leave. When ho grabbi)bcd the ateer- ges hnd amarraigned in Jerom e magis- pr. addresss gg i v n t . ing wheol, Daniels so 400 feet north frorn fn Stadium q d e fe atcated S2.7 miUion proposal in dump it into the pool?” said, she was trate court.u r t. Soulevard. but the lease will 1934 ththat would have built a Tho city will have trs Homewhnt," Courtneyney water afler it leavesI tthe pool, be- closed off 01 Tuesdoy night and anc Road aboul 8:30 p.m.. byI an unlden- scene to determinedeU the kind of chcm- mated constructionin costs of be- said, cause of contact withh people The authoritiesles warned nearby resldenUm ts llfled vehicle, Ical Involveolved and what ' cleanup tween $1 miUion to S1.2 miUion. City nresidents defeated a 1984184 district can merely dunump the water to close Ihelrlh windows after the spillipill Four people on thetc scene were measuress wouldwc bC'necessary. Initial The city hus alreadyidy saved S500, bond ississuc by a 2-to-l margin afterler in. the coulee bccauseie it does not ofanunldcIdentified chem ical.' released a lle r beinRiR treated by rough eslimilim ales were (hat about 100 000 for a pool, budgedgeted-$270,000 criticismim that the bond’s interekek como into contact withh jpeople. A .spoke)kesman at llie state Com-om- paramedics for Ihroatu and rcspira- gallons of-thMhe liquid were spilled, of- m u n lc allo;lons f and Poison ControlIrol lory comjilalnts. No olher o Injuries ficialssald.Id. Fight=^ ^ C yTprus ] pettition to 1b e r e v i e•wed v • C o n tin u e d froromPuKoBl r tcctingwi: w ater quality for fish, logged, yet, and they hahave potential. . we told them, if they thinkIlk - '""Tomiriaga eaid. “It'i : "Everyone agrees:b with wuter ^ [t’s the thing :an get that through thehe that’s going to bc fouglIght ubout the WASHI^ilNGTON (AP) - U.S. Tradtade ed, Sen. James McCit:iure, R-Idaho, favorably.”y .” • CTunlity, b u t w h en you got to hey car on Creek Mine The larlffriff on Chilean molybdenum Iture, they have.a long waysiys most. You can't keepp water com- Represent.intalive Claylon YeulleiHer said Idaho's Thompsor definitions, legislatorsorH got sluck Jn Lt-giBlutu ■J of .near Chaliis, which is operated by conccnlralcatc and oxide was llfled by h e s a id . pletely clean if you bui,ui,d read, for ; will J expedite Ihc review 0: (hc middle," Tominagu.80 .aid. 'Of' he Minerals’ polilion lo re- rc Cyprus, could sec re lieIf f; sooner. the Reagangan administration In July le plan was reworked to cut:ut logging.” Tho biggest probieblom in dovcl- ‘ho a. tariff on Chllearean McClure sold thatit with recent 198G. ^ n tho num ber of public hear-ir- But tho untidegrac rov- and w e'rc confident Iti be reviewed cxpedlidlttously -and mtncccononnomicaiiy viable." ------...... quality, Tominago snida id . - “W c don’t'fcel doi that’s un adequate volving presep-ation, i J.. fight at Niagara Spring at there's not measurere to aolicit public input," C “The rub is thnt erated public interest S bu t r g l a r ie s Enough information,"."he h .aid. Gchrko.1• said. "We’re more comfort- ith u.B l clussiflcation thatJ aupport us never beforo. " Dut despite the lack of “>>>' Residentfl in the M « d ! It each development projcct Magic Valley IIIV G 0K Wle've Move i_nformation, plunncrtier. .aid thoy “»«« ■jjj. will huve a chance to0 see just ex- e s t i g a t e d needed to start somcwlewhero.Andthe by-projec;iect and puts the burden of actly.how the proposal1 afTcct.Hi th e m ' R U P E2RT-Three R burglaries were legislative committee.00 already ha. Proofontn the developer." when state officials coi:ome to town under investigation in- Tueaday by v'eatuym'” &rced changes in deciding dei which Such aa claasification would havevo n e x t M o n d a y '^ to p:present the Rupert CityCi police uftcr weekend ?{«am 3 wiil be targetceted for tougher the bigge 'gest impact on the timberer proposal. The public nmeeting will crimes wcikvcre reported. - control, Tominnga suid C o m e ! O u r uid. industry,y , an industry currently on begin at 7;30 p.m. at theth College of NamesJS of( the victima were not rc; S ee Show>wrooms! -'.Originally, tho planan was "slanted the rcboui o u n d .o f fi c ia ls s a id . '■ .. i Southern Idaho, ththe Shields leased by)y police.] A home in the westcat W edding Rvurd fish hobitats.ats” und pro- "Moatt states lunds have not beensn Building, Room 115. p a r t o f tovlown was broken into Satur-ur- BpuquotsIs Specializing S p c in ■ d u y w lvilo le ownera were away. Policc C o rsa g eIS s Elegant Ele< Troos ______snid a rciirear door on t^c home wos Boutonniorcr o s & Plonts I For forced opeipen and a television set und fObiti'uariesB------Flowor Baskck e t s B uisiness sin or.Home m ic ro w aave v ( oven were removed, iseatim oted ut S300. : ':W iU iam P r a eigitzer g l Nelliee iM yrtle Brady C a r r ie b'. M c C lu r e l y r Specialty ■ ier thefl was reported by a Silk Flowc>ers & Plants Oui PAUI, - Willinmi PraeKP lticr. 85, of BUHl.KV.EY - Nellie Myrtle Hrady. ‘JO,9, HOISK - C arrie Kmalinline McClure. T Jro p e rtyy (owner on 2nd Street. Po- ^ y.-dleil.S alurday^JuliJB , iyu7, jnf this ad for addd d i t i o n a l :- P o u l, dlftl Mondiiy,', JulyJ 20,-iyii7, at of Burley,. 7, 85, of Boise, died Saturdad m . July 1«; lico r o p oorted rt a shed in the 400 block P re sei MlnUloltaMcmorlul Hospital. Ho: IntheBurliurley Cure Ccnier. 1987. in a Holse hospital iii of nalar.il ~ „f thal .t,street was forced open andnd 10% diSCOUlunt off ouralreadidy low prices Born Aur. 19. IDOl,I, tnIn Odessn. Kusslu, Born JuJune 2. U1811. In Crollon, Neb., tic flttcndi'd sehooU1 In llusslu und Im- where she allended schools, she mar-r- She w as a m em ber of thulhe Womeii ot S 7 5 0 worlh wo of toolH, fishinging mlRrntcd Jo Norlti Dakolu.Dh Hc moved rted OllveiIver B. Brady on Oet. IG. lyuc.■C. Ihe Moose. —' equipmenlent. electrical supplies and - - from Norlh Dakolu to lo Klm1 am a and lhe After llvliIvlng In Nebraska and Soulhlh The funeral will Ir. held a al t 10:3u a.m . o th e r itecniH m w e re rem ovcci. “ 6709 EASTLAND DlDR N. Minidoka nren nnd Ihen Ihei to Paul, where Dakota,. ththey moved tu a farm south of today al Ihe Cioverdute Fu;'uneral Home ' The third th; report involved th the e F o r A In lyJH, where Ihey resided unlil111 in Hulse. A ppointm ent Call 734-450573< he hnd sinco resided.d. Hc1 m arried Em- Burley In 1 _ theft ofr wheelsV and tires from u mn I.iiuser on June 1C, lasi, tn llupert. rellrliiR nndnn moving Into Burley In ly-lS. uarter-ton truck parked ut He wus retired fromn lhell Union PaeHle Mr. Brad;ady died Jan, ic. ia78. Mrs.I'. Helen E. Russell th r e c - q u a i lluHro.icI, liradv hadia d lived Ihe past Iwo years tn MlussclLW, ‘he Rupcr5crt Bowl bowling alley dur-ur- . TWIN FALLS - Helen K. 1 sti- — Hc wn.s m em ber of lhe Poul First lhe Burleyley Care Cenler. ,, ol Twlfi Fnlls. died Tuesdayay afternoon, '"Kweekend. The owner esti- HaplislCliureti. She W.1!wns a member of the Kulh July 21, iytl7, at the Twinn Falls Carc muted .hethe io.HS a t SSOO. Survtvlnu arc; tils5 wifewi of P aul; o7ic Kehekuhh Lodge and the Farm and Center. son. Floyd PracKilzcrzcr of Dolse; two Home Clublub. Funernl arrangements ar John B. B:\yrdM.D. I dnnghtcrs, Dorolhy Horsley Hor of Paycltc, Survlvlmvlng- a ri'; two sons. L ester 0. and will be announced tiy Ihi and Uellv Adams off Boise; Bc three step- Brudy oJof Burley and Floyd Hrady ol2‘. FuncralChupellnTwmFalls.- Marn c h a r g e d^ ♦Diplomalc Ameri:rican Board children, Vonnle Env.:aves of Modesto. R uperl: three ll daughters. Mrs. W.C. Ciillf., Grant Schneldcr Ferguson. Mrs. James iHazel) Of Family Practi: t i c e M dcr of Shenanclonh. (Hcssi Fei William E. Corsonin N.H., and L.ine Schnelinelder of Portland. Janak andmd Mrs. Cecil (CtarlcO Toner, w i t hh a s s a u l t ♦Fellow Americanin A cadem y ■. -M Ore.: seven Brandchllcihtldren; and eight all ol Hurley; Hui two brothers, Willard•d TWIN FALLS - Willlallam Edw ard Bfcnl-^rnndchlldren-. Leller ol)1 Winner.V S.D.. and Don LcHcr:r Corson, 72. of Simi, Call/.,, died d Monday TWINJ 1FALLS - Darell Waynerne Of Family Practi: t i c c ^ ; a slsler, GoIUnTN^oblelirCoar" evening, July 21, l‘Jti7, nt Magic M Valley Friei, 29. 1 • : Ttie luneral will be conductedi al 11 of Filer: a 9. of Hun.Hcn, upppeared in Announces the\ O p e n i n g o f h i s jJ; ■ ; -n.m.. Salurday a( lheu- PaulI Flrsl Bap- Inna, Calllalll.; IC grandchildren; und '1313 Ucglonal .Medical Center. 5th- DistriItrict Magistrate Court 'P in i -;indchlldrcn. She also wasIS Cremation look place . n tst Churcli. with Pastoiistor K arl Kurin of- urenl-Kr;ini alia Monday to answer, to Practice of Meddicine and jis ' 'flctallnK- Hurlnl will11 1be In Ihc Paul precededd In: death by n son. George;c dlreelion of the.Heynolds KFi u S c t a ' : c h a r g e s tthat' he threatened his ■Cemetery- William BBrady, three sisters and fourjr pel In Twin Falls. his Surgery, Includding O bstctrics Priends may catl atnt lhei: Hansen Mor- brothers.s. b r o th e r w:with u und then re- and Gynecology:y * ituary In Huperi KridajIday aflemoon and The funeineral will be held Thursday nt 2 rreat by Hansen and Twin evening, and nl lhe.• ctchurch one hour p.m. InI theit Joseph Payne .Memorial iuntyofTicera. i t h - # l lirlurlu Ihc funeral unSn1 Salurday. Chape!, wwllh Pastor K arl Kuurin of-^ Servic is cfiiirged with aggravated O F F I C E L O a.^ A A i T i U I O i M N - . ces t , I d a h o (. and lodge riles under dlrec- Ttic fnmily sugfieKlKils im em orials may ftetaltiiH. ; ■possession of n firearm in J;e Klven to llic Pnut'a u t Flrsl B apllsl Hon ol thehe Kuth Kcbekah Lodge No. 107.7 llUPi-;HT - The funeralIllor I Wllllnm" assault,-pc Church hulkllnK fund. Hurlal wlwill t>e In Gem Memorial]j N. Storey. U2. ol Huperi, wh(.-ho died .Mon- th e com mmision ii of a crime, resistingne OFFICE HOIlURS: Weekdays.r's... 8:00 a.m . Gardens. day. will be held at 2 p.m. Friday Fi at lhe arrest, andmd atlem pted assault of hislis to 5:00 p.m. m , . F riendsds 1may call at the Payne Chapelfl Hansen Morluary Chapel1 In Hupert. b r o th e r . Rick Ri Fricl, in which he al- T h u r s d a yy & Saturday Claude P. Morgyrg a n tnd.iy fnmrom n lo » p.m. ami one hourir Hurlal will t>e In Huperirt Cemetcp'- legedly thr-hrcatcned the brother with,th ,n Friends m.iy eall al the mor prior lo) Ithe lime of th^service on ,orlunj7 prlo_r u .2 2 p is totoL l 8:00 a.m .. tto o n o o n ItUPKRT - Claude-Ple-P. MorKan. CC. of Thursday, tothe funeral on Friday. ■ >y. T h e cou:ourt granted public de- Huperi. died Mondny.y, Juty. 20, tl)H7. al TWIN FALLS - A graves•eslde -service f e n d e r slervices e r to the defendantM F O R A P P OOINTMENT . CALL:.L: 436-9339 •Minidoka .Memorial llusiiospitni. R a n dfy v L. Gransbury Born Oei- Jl. luau,, tn Ituuerl, he at- for Catherine A. Herrim;man. KC. of and act bo:b ond a t a to ta l o f SCOOO on Effective July 20, J98‘.9 8 7 -______■ ' -lended schunls In Uupeuperl. He married HUHI.K':.KY - Kandy Lee (iraiisbury,y, Walnut Creek. CalH.. andI formerlyf of , the various)us charges. “ g j M artha Wlley. They were wc Inter divore- 31, ol Buriev. Bui died Monday, July 2U,U, llie Twin Falls area, who dieiled S.nturday. -t Ijc comompinint chargcs that on [or and miner. tiia", nlt Cassia C Memorial Huspltnl In will be held Thursday at lO a, • -ed. Hc was a pro.speclor i y the two men were at thehe 1 11 . .He.wnsamcmtHTofiiiIf lhi‘ l.DS Church. Hurley Hfof naturaln causes. Falls Cemetery, under dlrec•ecHon'’of Uie ‘ ------D o n u ld F ru SurvtvInK arc; one? dauRhler. da CInudIa Born ()Jiriariy5f.ri?rJtTmiVe7h\rar--Oe iir-IU -ynolds Funeral Chapel, ^riel hom eat314 Ord St, E„-3 .,- p ------: Morgan ol Mesa. Ariz-;iz.; three brothers, tended schoolsseh In Hurley, w here he hudid in Han.sencn when the alleged inci- Myron Leo Morj-nn nnd nni Paul Morjian. • beeh a lileiongllle resident. Hc worked forjr HUHI.KV - The luneral for It Kathrine dentu occu:curred. When police werer e E Vrery ( Familily’s I bolh of l-ancasler. CnltL'nltf.. and Howard Ore-Ida Foods Fi as a hysler driver. HeIe Kraus, a-l, of Heyburn andI Burley, B who called, DatDarrell Friei allegedly at­ ; l.Morgan of tlupert; two Iwo sisters. Bertha had nevere r married.1 died Sunday, will be heldJ today1 at 2 te m p te d to break away from offi--^ McDermott of Luncns'cnsler. and KIten .Survlvln,vlng are: his mother, l.eolala p.m. in the Joseph Payne 10 were placing him in . . Right . . . .Johnson of .Sytmar.. Calll.;C and two Gransburvury (ll Buriey; tils father, Kobcrlrt Chapel. Burial will be In Plei v S - ; v h o il- I - grandchildren. Charles LGransburv of Welppe; fourir Cemelery, Friends may call e. at the custody, The funernl wilt he tie eiinduclcd al 2 slslers. JoniJni Gillette of Jennings, Kan..I., morluary one hour prior loo theI time of « - p.m. Saturday at the; H;Hansen M ortuary Teresa Huffman Hu of Orofino, Nancy HII]ill theservicc. Thouglghtful, undcrslandinglg iservice j,' ChnpcI In Itupert. of Hallev.ev. and l.orena G ransbury ofof N onne injured ______, . _Fln,; Hiree brotlicrs. Hlchnrd...-d ... . K lM U E H L i^--T h e luner; iirv and M ark Gransbury. t)oth;h Inne P. Cameron. 42, uf Kim E a c hI White\ Mortuary servicvice is F ; ~ Sbrah L. Hintoit o n olw'eli’Spe. and Hoberl Val G ransbury of3f died Sunduy, will be held ThiS S in'acic c id e n t Holse; and anr his palernal grandparents,s, p.m. In While M orluary Cha- c r e a tled e individually to reflecN e o t I,.;' • llA/.i-:i.TON - Snrnhrnh I.aVon Hinton, Charles and ;i Thel m ornlnu. -Ilevburn.-ln.-Hc waa-preceded-ln death by->y- Friends mav call at the ch.ehapcl.today. iiyuijuoL in .n_two-car_|iccident_n t ______------^ ' Julv 2i. luH7:nf.MSRir\[irV alley RcRlonnl his’malernL-rniii grandparents, fromStoflp.m,...... T u c a d a y c^evening that resulted in ■ N o d eitaTHsloo ] smali.'^incec e it I s ___ - L ------: - McrtlcnlCentcrlnTwInKIn Falls. The luneuncral WlH bM ortuary Chapel and 7lti W;Ward Chapel, wllh Bishop DonJl for: Katherine Fornwatt Adan , u n d eirslanding r j to help eachc h l a m i l y • • In Twin Kails. Burlutut win be In the Uav Meltii;ltmg offiel;illng.''Burlai will be>e Twin' Falls, whu died Sunda“'S ’ w r-S d for basic rule violation r HnrellonCemolery. in the PaullulComelerv. |held M a y al 11 a.m.- In Sununsel Memo- driving too00 fast for traffic and roadd, at theii2ir tim e of n eed. • . Friends may call nlit Hi the m orluiiry lo- .Frlimdhllh may1 (-all at the Payne Chapel.•1 riul1 Park. The servlcc Is undeder direction conditions, : (lay and Thursday from•om 3 lo H p.m . A in Hurlev•y lodayI from 6 lo a p.m.. and alIt of1 While .Mortuary In Twinn Falls. The Twin Fai^oils city police said .Hon-n- ; full obituary will appearlear In T hursday’s the church•ch one hour prior to the funeralll familyI suggests metnorlalat contrlbu- cock was8 driving a 1979 aedantn ^ TheTlme.S'News. on Thursdasday. ' 1tlons lo the Valley Chrlsllan Cliurch,Cl )m Blue Lakes Boulfvard•d ______' ontoShoshcnhone S t r e e t w h e n h is vohi*li' cle struck{ 11983 aedan driven by JoeJC Kenneth Juckson,Ja 09, ofTwin Falls,s, who was tuiturning from llth AvenueIC ------Enat onto) SlShoshone Street, -Hospilitals— ------OfTicers-fls floid Jnckflon WHH accom— p a n ie d b yf hish: wife, Roberta, 66. The MAGIAGIC VALLEY Birth r ------—Vi A ( H l T E ------RKCIONAL.AI.MFnirAI.TKNTKR ______A .sonlo Mr. and Mr;Mrs. Leland Ulrich of Hupcrt. Jackson car:ar sustained S-4,000 dam- /Admitted t Hnnrrv-l, car. $1.00010 ■ ______. Mr^. Forn llJo llcy . M rs.s. M.V arvin Kerbs' .Mrs. G arry Le>Lec. Mrs. CASSIA MEMORLOL damago. ThThe accident occurr^at-C : I’.K-k Thompspn, Mrs. M ark White and Mrs. Michael Woof Hcyburn. and Thomos While W of Released : l l I T ! B U Y Y :J.ick.soiivllIc,Ark- , ^ ______Martha Laltimer.r. A Anllu Holloway nnd baby andId Cracc Quasi. ‘ V. A Tim'imes-Ncws Classilicd D b m liied a llo /B u rle y ; ami Gladjla d y s Depont of Oakley. NATIONAL JELECT^D MORTICIANSANS • ; l WilWill Fill ovory N o ed j H • ^ Mrs Kart Douglass. WlllaIlla Kuthcrford and Melvin Whllihttchead. BtrUi^ b illo t Twin Falls; Max HoleyIcy Of M urlnugh; and Glen WllRIiiRlnsoiror------Baiilcs'io-Mr. andand^MrsrT.ynnTSch'cnk nnd Mr.. M and Mrs. - ^ 3 3 - 0 6 2 6 - )- - ...... ~ M . - ~ • Uurlcy. Jonathan Hiedcl.allof11 of Burley. - t ■ - Wednesday-.. JuJ ly 22; 1987 Timos-N owiWs. s. Twin Falls, Idaho B-3 • Depot,UHAFBV a d d e d ' ' W e to Syujyerfym i id list ■ OG DEN .- Ula'ii (AP)' (Al - Pro- The prot)loblems at Hill Field and B ... , blcms.l\yi{h._buricd.cd. ..hazardous ..DDO-lnvo!'.'olvc-toxlc-w astes-lhat.. e^overrnment:buiMin Rains cdamage - - -I 1 ' W • 2 ^ ,, w iistc a t H ill A ir F'orce o n Base and were buriericd years ago in^ha^ lavc been asked lo relurn or Defense Depol OpdcnIcn landed bolh was then a commonc p'raclice; '-- SALT LAKE CITY (AP)') — Torren- employees hav on-lhe-sccond floor, floododing Ihnf menl of lUisintisiness Regulation, the e d a m n g e d a r e a s w ill b e fl( nqrllicrn Ulnli ilcfcnfen se In sta lla - A HIII sptspokesman said the base tial ” rains ruptured a drainltn pipe and to work. The t flo o r and th e m a in lobby a rcca ? below. stale insuranceince department and tions otl the federalll E n v iro n m e n - h a d no immediate I commcnt. '■ "flooded two floors of a slate sl officc rcslriclcd, "bi"but there was no struc- Power lo the building, aboul a building securll;urity, received little or gc and th e re w ill not be h;: tal Protection AKcnilency's SUper* "We'rc woiA'orking on a response.” building “ Tuesday aflernoooon. forcing tural damage half-tnile from ahc state Carapltol, and nodnmagc, Milli'ililligan.said. • rs, as flash any safety con:onccrn.s," said Francine ih . fund clcanup lisl. officificlalssaid. said Ll. Col.:ql. Larry Summers. ®evacuation of 900 workers the State Tax Comtnissiorion's com- The dollar amtamount of damages slill I Hill F ie ld h a s 17 nr< flooding hit several areass of( tho Salt Glnnl, prossss secretary for Gov. pulers pi wert' shut off. Corommi-ssion was being asses;;sessed later Tuesday as areas that are jjctiol spokesmansnt Vincc O'Neil l “acnjul or potential Lake Valley, officialssald.I. N orm B a n g erti:r te r . spspokesman I.ee .Shaw said tlthere was crcws cleanedned up, using huge i“' s.ilii Dimn oI ffic ia ls a lso w ou ld n ’t ] a li o m j r d e r - « a n i i i n t j : IG tio tion source areas,” saids; Jim Lit- comment Steve Milligan, ' facilillilies coor- The evacual: no damage lo incoming lalax forms vacuums lo remeemove standing water, 1 until they rcccivcd ,idinalor at the downlown1 Hebcr M. p.m. after sud(udden. heavy rainfall col- and an checks kept in a first-st-floor of- Onc evacualetated employee, Evelyn ■■ tlcjohn. EPA I Superperfund coor- nolificationon from the EPA. But dinalor In Denver. Do Wells-Building, said thehe damage lected on lhele 10,000-square-foot roof 'fitflee. Dailey, was under un^ observallon for Defense Depot ho added,. ""t n o th in g h a s c h a n g e d ," ]j lia s five sile s. la rg e ly w a s c o n fin e d to Interior of the fivc-ye-ycar-old building, ex- Other first- and sccond-itMloor of- shortness of breathbre; at LDS Hospital. M e a n llm e . E’a r k CClly's Silvor , ‘ tr a c e s 'o f c ic a n in g ’ s o l : ' wwalls and ccilings in servrvice areas ceeding theI c a p a c ity of th e sin g le fiefices, includini; the stalee Depart- said . spnke.smr.sman Tim Madden. Creek .sllc was lakcn:en off the list d Ipotential cancer-cnus- |ilike stairways and restrorooms. The eight-inch drairain pipe, said Salt Lako Tuesday In respon.jonse lo an its h a v e tu rn e d up In ’ ciceiling of an undergroundI parkingp lol Fire Battalion'nn Chief G e ra ld D uke, .'imcndmcnt .sponsoredred lasl fall by Si-oundwaleliter c a s t of th e b a se alalso was waterlogged, but,It .there was Hc .said the tl plpo. which ran Sen. Jake Garn, R-Ulal near Southllh Weber and in areas nino major structural damageige. through a shaihad in llic ccnler of the The action does notlot mean-Park southweslI of the facility near Power is to be reslonircd to .the building, rupliplurod at an elbow joint B R E A jS T CANCICER City is In Ihc ciear wilwilh the EPA, ''‘lyton. bibuilding al 8 ji:m. loday lo and---about'r)O feclI bbelow in a service area only that Silver Creel■eek Is off the However,;r, there Is no public list for llie lime hcinlelng. an EPA health Ihreiircal al presenl, i.lttle- Detection aiand Education 8Seminar ■ sp o k e s m a n sa id . john sa id . 0 ) O N .J. offificial expplores soil dispposal in Utah1 - y^ o o o o o o ^ Back To Scho0 0 1 TRENTON. N.J. (AP)P)-Slale en- The slateate has ."i.OOO of lhe drums OurE .-. '..•■VJronmciital-Commisslon;loner_Richard— sturcdJn.Ui-Uic-yards-of-four-.Monlclatr— o n g ^ ------^ Dowling Iraveled lo Utah Ut: Tuesday homes a ani n d 10.000 d ru m s In a ------S ale IIs Going-Stroi to e x p lo re a p o ssih ie di.spao firefighters look 'advadvantage of PR I 1 ^ICES G W D NCadw THRU JUL'LY 25, 1987 * Wm l iL^ U A tv ITTITIES LAST--NO RAIN CHIHECKS fair weather Monday to0 gain{j better footholds on the steep tenlerrnin where lh e b la z e b la c k e n e a IQ.:10,300 a c r e s , said Jim Fisher, spokesmsman for the Oregon Department of Fore‘o r e s try . W n w ^ •The fire, which starteded last Tues- A ' i day,, killed two loggers5 aiand burned n in e h o u se s a n d m o b ile hon:lo m e s. The lines around lhe10 fire w e re [C .c o m p leted a t C:-I5 p .mn„ ., said Ken J ■ Palcn^ a spokesman forr theth forestry. .. |ji; dcpaflmehf.' y I Fisher said preliminaryiry esiimales ^ p . ' had rcachcd 8 of firefighting costs hac ^ ASSORTED OCEAN SPRAY Sl.O,-) mTllion and lhalhai damage KRAFT cslim ales for destroyedJ titimber and a a i m structures were cslimalea te d a l S2.5 S / \ L / 3 MINU' PROGRRESSO GRAPEFf=RUIT million. AD The cost of fighting the fire was r u n n in g n e a rly S200,ouu0 ;a day. ho S S I N G ^ J j RICE A SOUPS JUICE sa id . 1 6 0 Z . 9 ■ _ CHICKEN NOODL 4 8 0 Z . • ' • Fisher offered no foreca;:casl lor con- ASSORTEI V O R R IC E O R 139 tro l o f lh e bla ze . 14 OZ. CLAM CHOWDER. udi lire and 'AISLE 3-F-F I REG. pic R EG . 1.79 I EACH "There's slill loii much 9 9 p<1 9 0 Z . ■ '8 9 s •AISLE 3-F too much hot wealher for any con------G.1.69 REG. 1.15 trolprediclions,"hesaid.1. { \ MULTI-POS •AISLE 3-F Earlier Monday, statee fiforestry of-' I - ^ ficials asked lhe public anand pilots lo v DSITION slay out of lhe area easl ea of In- CHAI r H te rs ta te 5 n e a r C an y o n v llle.He. “We want people lo staytay out of the MSE area if they can nvoidid it.” slate Forestry Department sspokesman \C>^ j Randall Lau said ^rom.fl1. fire conlrol ' VINYL y M I headquarters. “We hadid a lot of T U B I N G ^ m M 1 tourists yesterday aia n d they 99 hatnpered our transpori." V R E G . ■ EACH ' Going Out Of Buslusiness IE GREENSWEVEEP H ______HAVOLINE LAWI(N . Sale0 ' FOOI)D f l Q Q WATt er in g A I^ S o iL ^ ' ■ T a c T ILS V 9 C M v ^ n ypaii e l l o w 1 9 9 W& BLACK im ■ ~ ” GREENSWEVEEP - Y ift • REG.5.9J ...... B-B 30%'o J ,y y *ENDAI5 r°— U 1 WEED&F: FEED 32 o z. REG. 8,59 S .ISLE 3-F " EACH to JASCO f t BED\ 60%Q RedwcH Stain IWOOD \ l r OFF IN A |^ 9 ^ R LATEX ^ ■■ ENTIRE I mi 1 j E ® ^ U ll C e P I INVENTOF>RY PAYLESS STAIILE3-C f c i — HOSE .^nriannnie’s EXTERIOR L f t l N G ^ Id sC lo ih o i GALLON REMNn^a n t s 4 I 324.1114 r ft REG. 2.99 fft A tOFT.'LONG S W .M o ln .------•ENDAISLEIRIC _ - 9 9 i.9> I! ^ QUARTS Jnrom o 9 ? Jli. SNUGGLETENERig R EG .,2.99 J n il d o ______.0 . M — • 9 K alhy'i ^ E A G H - V ^ ^ ^ Jo ro m * \ w FABFL E -1 0 -F ------SOFTI lu u ■ ■ - j j M on.-Sot^

' • V _B:2T!mos-Nbw5. Twin FFalla.q! Idaho Wodnosday,.y,Ju!y22.19fl7 ------HiUtchhikensteals Wi}oman*s! li)liah mifltake and other oart r tic lca.------— ------m u n tty ■■d6nutiori87’including~$S0,““ d 0,— th e grounci w ith a ro o f.” • ■■■; ■‘■"■“'w c o k c n d '-'-Tirid-iairdcd^n-Jcrom ii ^ snid^the woman Ih'en BChool's t e n n is '• coui^ cc along oOO fromm ]Firat Federal Savings ondid ' Oncc Cho po61 is open,:1. fees arc ex- minus hercr car, purac and othercr when she offered thc Emale hitch- Officersi st jvm another m otorist who LbcuHt Street. New orontrnnccs''will Loan. pectcd to keep it sclf-eufijfficicnt. belongings,}S. hiker a ride about 10) ;miles from flagged down - -Boiso. DanioI_tpld_offi^icra-ohc-waa __ took_her_int-into Jeromo_whoro_Bhd_ ~ ■ . also admit traffic: .(.directly 'off Private•tc donations-arc cxpcctcd toti) Chiidrcn. may be chiharged Sl a Stcphanitnic-Jo-Dnniel, 29, of-Twm ^ returning from Boise aflafier'putting' caljed policc,lice, Tho man continued' Locuflt Street into tho10 pparking lot. ‘ round outu t th c c o st; A 1 987 s u r v e y osf f visit, with adulta payingngsomowhot Foilscollodod th o J o r o m c C o u n ty sh c r- Tbe city would buibuild thc -pnnl — city-roflidoidont4> w illin g to d o n a te $ 3 a m o r e , C o u rtn e y s a id . a fHcnd on q plono whchon she saw driving herier car. a -1979 Dotaon . ifT s d o p artm r tr cnt shortly before ? p, 5t o n 1-84, facilities and grassy rocrcationroc area month tolo help pay for tho pool on*V “I don’t feel there is 0a .Ign,ficant ^ s„iurfa' ■ thc young man. hitchhikik in g a n d o f- s e d a n , c a s t or day and reported a hitch- OniccrsI saisaid Daniel was taking a on diatrict land currerttcrttly cultivated couragess c ity officials. n u m b e r y Instead, sho said, he t sporting evcnta at thc:hc h ig h sc h o o l w a n t to gctit,’’Courtnoysaid,gel ' venture, it’s a brcaK-cvci • told her ho does not waivmivc extradition, ho will lunty authorities was idcn-1- h a d a gun and did not iadium . The developeoped pool area And thchc pool’s $1 million overall11 Snow said. “We're dur ot intend to be extradited.ted on stolen vehiclo char- Dhristophcr Gleavc, 27, no10 leave. W hen he .grabbed tjjvera a rectangle rurrunning obout cost eatimimutca aro for amallcr thann water into thc coulco, s ;d the steer- g^a and arroigroigncd in Jerom o mngis- addrcBB giviiv c n . ing wheel, Daniels said 400 feet north ' fronrom Stadium a defeatedcd $2.7 million proposal inn d u m p it in to th o pool?" id, she waa trate court.t. boulevard, but thele lease will i984 thatiat would havo built a The city will have to> iinstall pip- _ _ - i r o t c h a n e x tra 2 2 5 feetfeci to thc rcsi- covered pool P' adjoining thc highh ing to get tho well w ater t • dcntial boundary -on1 thctl northem school gynrym. The current proposalll Courtney' said tho pool vwliraurhe H i q{ r h w a y s e cction clos(; e d a f t e r kl e a k Hido of thc high achoc:hool property, features no' n roof and is separate1 conventionally< heated, bibut that the . geothermal water will 1< Courtney aaid. from thcI hhi ig h a chool. . i lower heat- b OISE (Al(AP) - A scction of U.S.5. Center In Boise said the! frothyf white were reported,le d . . • The pinna dcfiectlect criticiam “In revieviewing propoBQls over thce ini g c o s U . H ighw ay, 20-J20-26 In w e s le rn A da Coun-1- liq u id w a s s p ille d on the th highway State and-d- ffederal environmental leveled at previous pool;3ol p ro p o au ls . y e a r s , wc’ve e ’v been able to refine ourr The city will have to treat tho ty near thoe (Canyon County line wasIS from Franklin Road to atai least Star officials werck'erc dispatched lo the *. N o bon d ifl n e e d e d to 1finance cati- numbers3 somewhat,” Courtneyy waiorjiftcr' it leaves thcho pool, be- closed offff Tuesday nlghf andd Road about 8:30 p.m. lyby an unldcn- scene to deterrtermine the kind o f chcm- m a te d c o n s tru c tio n cccoBta of be- gaid. cause of contact with ptpeople* Thc oulhorlUes> v,warned nearby residents;s tifie d v e h icle . Ical Involvedved and what cleanup tween $1 million to) S1.2_million. S City residents res defeated a 19841 district( can merely dumpip the water lo close theireir windows after the spill11 Four people on thc spene' s \\'ere measures woulvould be necessary. Initial The city has alreadyy taaved $500. bond issueuc by a 2-to-l margin afterr ini the co'uleo bccause it docs not oranunldcntl:ntincd chcmical, released after being ttreated'' by rough esllmattnates were that about IOO d o o fo r ft pool, b u d grcted c tc S270.000 criticismI that t thc bond’s interestt comoi into contact with peiloople. A spokcsirisman at thc state Com-I- p a ra m e d ic s fo r I h ro a t aiand respira- callons of (hche I liquid were spilled, of- munlcatlonsIS aha Poison Control’I tory complaints. No olhther Injuries ficialssaid. F t g h t ^ prus petiiition to b30 reviewjved • Continued from!imPagoBl tectingwat/ater quality for fish. logged, 1 yot, and they havevo potential. /c told.them, if they think; " ’ Tominaga said. •’It's t h e th in g ; “Everyone agrees w ith I w o to r . " B u t w o 1 n get that through the; that’st going to bo foughtU about the- WASHING'JGTON(AP)-U.S. Tradele ed{ 5cn.- Jam es McClunirc, R-Idaho, favorably." m a l i t y . b u t w h e n ycyou got to , ^ ( on Chilean molybdenum jrc, they have n long waysi most.r You can’t keep wwater com- licprcscntallatlvc Clayton Yeutter■r sd ld Id a h o ’s T h o m p so n1 C«)ck ( Mine The tariff or dcnnitions, legislators. gget «tuck in ■ill expedite the review ofifSlear Challis, which is operated o by concentratee andai oxide was lifted by n . n i d to g o ." ho! s«t a id . pletely I clean if you buildId road, for J™ flic m id d le ,” T o m in o g a ei J- Cyprus, could see relief soisooner. . the Reagann administration a in July plan was reworked to cutt logging,” 1 ' llncrals' petition to' re- The biggeat problemom in dovol- ‘I" P' a tariff on Chileann McClurc said that with w recent 198G. tho number of public bear­ But tho antidegradailation plan ffping thc plan xvas thatmthulfoftho Jo^nin'h. am if the Denver-basedd la y o ffs a t T h o m p so n Crcck Ci Mine, JThc Idahoho congressional delega- ded for development along; mightr also impact agricull streams and rivers inn 1Idaho huvo ■”«« ulturc.cape- company shoshows It will suffer further:r llmc Is of thc essence. ""We’re con- tlon wrote Ycutter Yc in June urging T o m in a g a s a id . cially c future expansion f spend the tariff waiver. not been tcflted for-wativotcr quality. •“''“"'■•To for dairies economic In]Injury If the review takes:s vinccd Cyprus has a sololid case for him to suspei and livestock, hc said. Itlon said the tariff was . 9o planners ,have no |di|d e a _ w h e th c r . T h n t movlovc, however, bus upset en-. ® (hc full 12 m■nonths. o reimposlng the tariff agiIgalnst Chile. The delogatloi On the otherfllde, water43riBBUcain- It the expc(pcdltcd review is approv-/- and we’re confident lls; cpetition will "thc singlee thread t that kept the {b-claflaify them for a hhigh or low vironmcntoitalista such as Gehrkc, be reviewed expeditutiously and mine economicimically viable.” <]uality, Tominaga said.d . "W c d oin’t n ’l fcul that's an adequate, volving't preservation, sueluch UB thc ^ ^ -to solicit-public-input,”—-._fight at Niagara Springs, - The rub is thafr tthere’s not • »c“suro- ^ ■;„r'p„\'Sc 3 - O U I laid, “Wc'rc more comfort- c ® ra tc d p u b lic in te r e s t a: irglaries finough inform ation,” hho oio ; id . ! s u p p o r t a s n e v e r b e fo re. h a Bl claaaification that ** Z But despite thc1C luck or “ I,' I [ Residents in the Mag ' eoch development project apd Valley inves k W e 'v e M o v e•dT d informntion, plannersrs «nid thoy w ill h a v o a c h a n c o to sci istigated ^hore. And tho ;t and ^ putii the burden of needed to start eomcwhe actly how the proposal offiffects"them RUPERT.T - Three burglaries werc , nlreudy ha. Proofonthcthc developer.” ° Icffislativo committcc a when aU t5 pfificiala comcnelto town, under invcivcstigation Tuesday by 'eationS'” foncd changes in deciccciding which Such aI claasificationcl would have nextn Monday to preiresent thc Rupert Cityity policc after weekend1 f------fl^am a will bc targetedcd for; tougher the biggestcst impact on the tim ber': proposalp The public mciiccting will Crimea were:rc reported. C o m e ieeO urShow i control, Tominaga said.d. industry, anai industry currently ohI beginb at 7:30 p.m. at thee ICollcge of Names oftof the viclims were not re- Sl wrooms! O riginally, tho planI wiwas ‘alunted the reboundmd. ofricials said. g Southern Idaho, thee Shields jcoBcd by.polpolicc. A hom ein tho westt Wedding Roioom Green EleElegance Room t^ard fi^h habitats”:s” and pro- “Moat Btatesto lands have not been Building, E Room 115. vn wua broken into Sntur- p a r t o f to w n B o u q u e ts S p o c cializin li g In day while o\sowncra were away. Police ■ Corsages Elegaegont Trees — ^------said a rearir door on the home was J Boutonnieres•s &I PIcPlants For forccd openn andi u television set and lObitiiuaries I Flovifor Basketsits Businesness or Home m ic ro w o v ec oven werc removed, Lobs w n s estiiistimatcd ut $300. '^W illiam PraegltItzer2 Nellie MMyrtle Brady C at^rie fc'. M c C lu r c Another■ thefttl was reported by a; SllkFlowei»rs & Plants O uir r! Specialty PAUL - w illiam Procgltzcr. PrO' 85, of BURLEY.Y - Nellie Myrtle Brady. 99. BoiSE - Carrie Ematlnee McClurc. property owijwncr on 2nd Street. Po- It this ad for addil ;:--Paul. died Mondoy. Jul;July 20. lyuT. a t of Burley,. dldied Saturday. July IB.. 1987. BS, BI of Boise, died Saturdayy. July IB iicercportcd.cd a Hhcd in thc 400 block; P re sen i dltional jspHal.__ . IntlicB urleyleyCuroCenler. IS19B7, in a Boise hospllal of ___ MlnldokaM cm orlal Hosnl of natural., reet wns forccd open und nt off our already Born Aug. IU, luoi. In Udessa,U Russia. Born Junejnc 2. 18811. In Crollon, Neb,, ci 1 10% discoun' Jy low prices lie nlfcndcd scliools Inn RussiaIt and tm- where .shee aatlended schools, she m ar- Slie w;as a m em ber of the Women VI of ' 5750 wortl>nh of tools', fishing migrated lo Norlh Dakuakola. He moved rled Oliver:r 1B, Brady on Oct, IG, 190C, llie lli Mouse. , equipm ent.t. electrical■ supplies nnd from North Dakota to KImama Kli and lhe After livingIng in Nebraska und Soulh The funeral will be held at l(10:30 a.m . o th e r ite mIS s w\ e r e rcm ovcci. ' 670 EEASTLAND DRIRN. Minidoka area and Ihcncn 1lo Poul. where Dakota, theyliey moved lo a farm soulh of today to at the Cloverdale'Funerieral Home ’ The thirdird report involved the I'jja, where Ihey resided unlit In Boise, c For Apippointm ent Call 734-34-4S05 hc had sirtcf resided, lieHc m arried Em - Burley In I'JJ ihtft of wh"«vhccla ond tires from a mo Laager on June IG.;. IQ1951. in Ruperl. retiring andnd moving Into Burtey In 19«, , three-quorterter-ton truck parked at He was retired from lhe Union Poclfic *Mr. Bradyly died Jnn, 16, 1978. Mrs, Helenh E. Russell ■t Bowl bowling alley dur- llallroad. . Brady hadd lllived the pasl two years In TWIN FALLS - Helen E, Hu;i,..c..ii «r the Rupert E Hc wos member off lhthe Paul First- the Burley’CarcCenler. Cn O fTwin Falls, Hlled Tuesday anfrlt af ingthewccrcekcnd. Tho owner esti- Baptlst'Church. She wasIS a m em ber of the Uuth July 21. l‘JB7. al the Twin Fa[•'alls Cure . m u te d thc.loiloasatSSOO. • Surviving arc: his wifevlfe of P aul; one Hebckah LoLodge and lhe Form and S 9 I Cenier. • son. Floyd Pracfiltrcrr ofo Boise: iwo Home Club.t). Funeral , arrangements are John B. ByivrdM.D. 1 1 daughlers, Dorolhy Horsli)rsley of Payctle. Survivinglg arc: two sons, Leslcr 0, and will bc announced by there li s - Man ( ancl'licUy Adiiins of Uolse given lo the PaulJl FI irst Baptist Uon of the RiRuth itebekah Lodge No. 107. RUPERT - The funeral fur ' Church building fund. Burial ultlIll bc in Gem Memorial N. N Storey, 92, ol Rupert, whoI diedd Mon- th e c o m m iaaion io of a crime, rcsiflting OFFICE HOUIJRS: W eekdays.,... 8:00 a.m . d; Gordens. day. will be held al 2 p.m . Frid;Iday at lhe arrest, andI ottcmat pted ussuult ofhis to 5:00 p.m1. . Friends m;tiiay calt al Ihc Payne Chapel Hansen Morluary Chapel In Rupert, brother. Rickick Friel, in which he ul- Thursday & SaturdayI Claude P. Morgagan today fromm ( n Io H p.m. and one hour Burial l^i will be In Ruperl Cemetery. Ci Icgcdly thrcmcatcned the brother wilh prior lo the lime of the service on 'Friends 'Fi may call al lhe mortuiluary prior a,22pistoL • 8:00 a.m . too nn o o n P. Morgan, OG, of ThursdaJ'. lothelo funeral on Friday. - UUPICtlT - Claude P. S The eiourtirt granted public de- Huperl. ciled Monday, July Ju) 20. 1987, at TWIN F A IJ^ - A gravesUltIde service f e n d e r Bcrvic■vides to th c d e fe n d o n t F O R A P P O IWTMENT^ALL:^ I ..‘ 4 3 6 - 9 3 3 9 ' -Mlnidokii M emorial Hospil. X. G ransbury . ' Born Oct. 31, 1920, Infn'Hupor,. 11 ho R<>"dV fur Catherine A. Herriman.m. BC, of a n d a c t b o nnd d nt n total of $6000 on ■ ! 'tended scliools in Huperl.icrt. Hc married BURLEY;Y - Handy t.ee Gransbury. Walnut W Creek, Calif., and fonDrmerly of th c v a rio u sI c hl a r g c s . ______^ fective July 20, J987S 7 ______I ; M artha Wttci'. Tlfey were•cre later dlvorc- 31. of Burleirtey. died Monday. July 20. the th Twin Falls area, who diedIS,Ilurday, S xhc compl.iplaint chargcs that on ■ondminer. 1987. al Cas.siaCaf Memorial Hospllal In will ul be held Thursday at 10 a.m. •cd. Hc was a prospector one hc_Lwo.mcn werc.nt the., ------; r . H cw .isa m e m l)cro rttiehe l LDS Church. — Burtey nf nntnatural causcs. ' - ...... F:Falls Cemetery, undcr-dlrcctloS a o n S - Donald Fnclcl home1 ut 314 Srd St. E., SurvivlnR are: one dflURIflURtitcr. Claudia Born Oct.L-t. IS, liiSS. In Jerom e, he at- Reynolds Hi Funeral Chapel, ; Morgan of Mesa, Ariz,;; threelh brolhers. tended schoohools In Burley, where hc had in Hanson when w tho alleged inci- Myron l.eo .Morgan andid PaulI M organ, been a llleto;etong resident. He worked for BUHLKY - The funeral forr KathrlneI denta occurrcrred. Whon police were Eve5 i y F a m i hly’s I ■ both of L ancaster, Calif..Ilf,, and Howard Ore-Ida Fooi■'oods as a hyster driver, (je Kraus. Ki 84. uf Heyburn and Bur;urley. who called. Darrerrell Friel allegedly at- ’ IM organ of H uperl; two0 sislers. sl Bertha had never mm; arried. died dli Sunday, will be held tod I break awny from offi- lg are: his mother, Leola p.m. p.i In Ihe Joseph Payne W “ 'i ] tompted to b •McDcrmotl of Lancasterster, and Ellen Surviving were placing him in F^ g h t ... .Johnson of Sylmar, Calif,;, Call and two Gransburyoly ol Burley; his falher. Robert Chapel. Ch Burial will be In Plcasjis ,i X v ” w w h o w grandchildren. Charles Gr;G ransbury of Welppe; (our Cemetery. Cc Friends m ay coll,11 at lhe custody, The funerat will be conducted co. at 2 sisters, Jonlml Gltlette of Jennings. Kan,, morluary mi une hour prior lo thche lime of ikT p.m . Snlurday al lhe Haiiilaiisen Morluary Teresa liuffrjffm an of Oroflno, Nancy Hill lhe Ihi service. T h o u g hUful, l i understanding sse e r v i c e ; -Chapel In Rupcrt._, nf Hailey., ;■and 1.orena Gransbury of Nonee injured Tampa. Fla,•‘la,; lhree'hriilhers' Richard KIMBEIILY I - The fmieral _ Gransburyy a and Mark Gransbury, both ■Innc'P.-Cameron. -Int 42, of Kimbei Each WlVhite Mortuary servicec e Is ^ S a r a h L . M in to n ol Welppe,, arand Roberl Val Gransbury ot died die Sunday, will bc held ThursisE?; in acc:cident Bulse; andd his> paternal grandparents, p.m. p.r In While M orluary Chapel createdd individually, to reflectJCt J ' HAZELTON - Surali11 LaVonL, Hlnlon. Charles amand Thelda Gransbury of wilt wll be in Sunsel MemorialS S ;' -TWIN f aVLLS l : - Three porsons ea­ ; C7, of Harellon, died Tuesiuesday morning. Heyburn, Hc was preceded In dcalh by Friends Fr may call al the chapcipel loday capcd injuryry in a two-car accidcnt ex act fai'amlly wishes and desirjsires. “ • July 21, 19fl7. at Moglc Valley Val Regional his maternallal grandparents. from3io8p,m. fro T u e s d a y .'evervening that resulted in N odetal:all is too sm all, sin ce3 It is ;; : MedtcntCcntcrlnTwlnJ-'allF alls. • Thc funeri!,eral will be conducted al tl $5,000 duriiaglage. rsday al Ihe Burley LDS 3rd 1 our d esisire to provide care ancand • • The funeral will bc held heh at tl a.m. a.m. Thursd; TWIN FALI^ - A gravesidede service Paul Hnncoicock, 18, ofTwin Fulls : Friday al the Whllo Moriilorluary Chapel and 7lh Wan'ard Chaiii-l, wilh Bishop D oa for Kalherlne Fornwall Adamso ror basic rulo violation . understcitandlng to help each1 familyfa . ;-f • In Twin Falls. Burial will wl be In thc Hay Mellinging officiating. Burial will bc Twin Tw FaDs, who died Sunday,y“ win'ta for H aiellon Cemetery. in the Paul1 ClCemelery, he)d hel today al tl a.m^-ln Sunselset Memo- d c iv in g to o fastfai for traffic and road at their■ ttim e of n eed. Friends may call at theIhe m orluary lo- Friends m:may call al Ihe Payne Chapel rtal rta Park, The service Is underr directiond conditions. I day nnd Thursday fromn 3 lci 8 p.m. A ' in Burley todaytod trorn G tn B p.m,. and a t of of White Morluary in Twin FaFalls, The T\vin Fallslls city policc Haid Han- ; full obituary will appearir InIt Thursday’s lhe church1 otohc huur prior lo the funeral family far suggests • memorial conlribu- c cock was driving dr a 1979 sedan - TheTlme.s-Ncw.s. on Thursday,ay, tlons tioi to lhe Valley Chr)stlan Chur'urch. B outh fro m BBlue Lakes Boulevard ______onto Shoshonem e S t r e e t w h e n h is vehi* cle struck 198983 sedan driven by Joc Kenneth Jackickson, 69, ofTwin Falla, who wus tumming i from llth Avenue ------E a s t o n to S hoth o a h o n e S tre e t, ; Mospi•itals— Officera saicaid Jnckson-wofl-occom— ■ ------~ j ” p a n ic d b y his i s wife, ' Roberta, 66. Tho . , MAGICGIC VALLEY Blrlh VHITE REGIONALMl.MEDICAL CENTER J A sonlo Mr. and Mrs.rs. LelandI Ulrich of Ruperl. Jocknon car• sustainedsi $4,000 dom- AdmlltedAdi . 1______.Hancnrk rar, Sl.QflOl . : Mrs. Fernll Jolley, Mrsi MarvtnftToi Karhs,' Mrs. Carry Lee.>e. M rs :------OCASSIA M E M O R U L ' ~ '- ■ dam ogc.'Theo0 accidcnt occurrcd at 6:- A-. Illck Thompson. Mrs. Morkk W While and Mrs. Michacl Woodllodlond. Admllled 50 p .m . I ...... "f/ieie Chapol by the Park*’•A-" ' . ■ -nil or-TwlrrFollBi-MclvIn Jon.Jones and Tlcunno Keinbold. bobolh of ftobln Riedcl, DorisIs Holy.II Anne Schenk ond Ernesleslo Palomo. 136 4lh 4 AVL EAST-TWIN FALLSLLS ' , . Huhl; W illiam M allhews ama n d Mrs. t.eland Ulrich, bolh bol of oil of Burley; Suzctlclc Owens0 and Leona PJngel bothth of Rupcrl; ^ •Oupcrt: M rs, Franklin HullejIlley of i'jul. Mrs, D,A. lUow'own of Gloria Holloway of Heybieyburn; and Clark Tompkins of Ot ...- xN PHONE 733-6500 :W un(lfll; N orm an .McCann of Heyburn, and Thomijjf^hliVhllc of Released LITIBUYITI \ ] s_-Jackbonvlllc.Ark. Martha Loliimer. An^taJlolloway AnJi and baby and GraceGr Quasi, A Timesles-News Classiliod " ollof Burley; andGIadyaidy ' V.II .WillII FFill ov e ry N o ed J. NATATIONAL SEIECTED MORTICIANS'S : . : - ‘ Mrs Karl Douglass, Wllla1 Rutherford Hi and Mclvln.W hilchileheod. Births -all of TwinFalis; Max Uolcyoly ol M urlaugh; and Glen WllklnsiInson of Babies lo Mr. andid I M rs. Lynn Schenk and Mr.:r. and Mrs. ' 3 3 - 0 6 2 8 y J ■ ■ Uurley. Jonathan lllcdel. all of)f Burley.Bi

■ o • ■ __L J?^PQt 3 added ' W ednosO ay;iyrJuty 22,1007 Timoa-Now;low a. Twin Falla; Idaho B-3'^ ■' t HAFB W i io Siupetfiioi l \dlist ^ ^ OGDEN. Utah (A(API — Pru- The prob-oblcms al Hill Field and J A r n e n t : ------_ b ! m s w ith b u rieled— d haznrdoua—DDQ-im-olvolvc-toxtc-Avastcs'thQl: Bains< • damag!legoyei t buiidir .. w aste a t HIII A ir FForce o r Base and were buri(iriod years ago in whal defense Depol OndenJen landed bolh was thenI ncornmon'p'racticc.n i ------S A I.T L A K E C 1 T -Y -(A PP) ) — Torren— employees haveha J}ccn asked to returnn on< the second, floor.-flotlooding—th a t—rnent—of—n»siitwsinosH -R egtilntion, th e northern Utah dcfcisfense installa- A Hill spspokesman said the base • lial rains ruptured a drai•ain pipe and' to work. Thehc damnged areas will bce floorI nnd the maliiloljbyar(iron belo«',’ state Insuranirance department and " b u t th e re w a s ni> s tru c - tioas on the federalal 1Environmen- had noI immediate commcnt. }flooded two floors 'dP aI stales office restricted, "I Powor to the building.lg. about a building sccurlcurity. received litlle or agc and there wlll not be -1 - tal Protection ARergency's Super- “We'rc working wo on a response,” ‘■building Tuesday aflerno'noon, forcing tural damage (5 -half-mile from the stale C;Capitol, and nodamaue.MilM illlgansaid. ------' - ^ ' fund clcanup lisl, officfflclalssald. saidLt.Col:ol. Larry Surhmcrs. |evacuation of 900 workerers. as ffish any safety conccms,’'cc snid Francinec thet Stato Tax CommissiiSion'S com- The dollarr anamount of damages still flooding hit several aroasQS of the Snlt Giani, presscss sccrctary for Gov, j Hill Field has 17' arareas that are Depot sp . puiors were shut off. Commission Cc was being asseissesscd lalor Tuesday ns spokesman Vincc O’Neil [L ak e V ailcy . o ffic ia ls sa idd . • N o rm B an g erc rlc r. f '•iictual or potential «>n‘amlna. said DDO spokesman Lee Shaw snidid th e re w a s c re w s c leaned a n s Up. using 'huge 0 officials also wouldn’t Steve Milligan, faciliilities coor- The evacua:u a lio n o r d e r c a m e a l 1:1G6 noi damage to Incoming; Itax forms vacuums to removercn standing water, tion sourcc areas," ssaid Jim Lit- commentt until they receivcjl , llejohn. E P A Sup^c dinator at the downlown/n Hebcr M. p.m.aftcrsucsudden, heavy rtiittfail col-.- andi checks kept in a firsrst-floor ot- One evacual'lualed, om^iloycc, E velvn- coor- notificationion from the EPA./But \ ■ d in a to r In D e n v e r. 13( Welts Building, said the th damage lectod on lhethe 10,000-square-foot rooff fflee. Dailey, wass underu observation for Defense Depot he added."1. "nothing has changcd." | hns fiv e slles, largely was confined tto interior of the five-vc-y^?ar-old building, ex- Other _flrst- nnd sccondnd-floor of- shortness off breathbr at LDS Hospital, Meantime, Park? City’sC Silver „ 1, 'traccs of cleaning sol- walls v and ceilings In serervlce areas ceeding le the capacity bf the singlec fficcs. inchiilini; the slalclie Depart- said spokesnesman Tim Madden. ■ Creek site was takenken off the list )d potential cancer-cnus- like | stairways and roslrilrooms. The eight-inch draindr; pipe, said Salt Lakee Tuesday in resporDonsc to an nts havo turned up in colling c ot an undergroundid p a rk in g lot F ire B a ttalloIlon r C hief G e r a ld D uke. amendment sponsorc()red last fall by eroundw'atiater east of the' base, also a was waterlogged, bullul there was He saidI the pipe, which ran- Sen. J a k e G a rn , R -UUtah. ta SouthJth Weber and In areas . nor major structural damagage. Ihrough a shaftsh: In ttic conter of the -The action docs nol mean Park foulhweslJt of the facilily near Power Is to be resloilorcd to the building, rupiuptured al an elbow Joint today and aboul GO feet:ct below In a scrvice aroai BREA1ST CAN(ICER City is in the clear■ wlwith the EPA. tbuilding at 8 a,m. t only lhat Silvor Crccreek is off the However,er. Ihcre is no public iist for the time helibeing, an EPA health thrcircat al present, Llllle- Petection aand Education1 !Seminar spokesmansnld. jo h n said. : > " o N.J. offficial exfplores ^ ( ° o ( soil disfipiosal in Utah O° o O o o o o°0 ° O u rl TRENTON, N,J. (AP),P) - Slate cn- The stalta te h a s .'>.000 of th o d ru m s Back To Schclool ______vinomnentaLCommlssIoisIoner-Rlchard— storedJn-U1-lhe.yards.of. four M ontclair ” ^ — Sale l Dewling,traveled to UtUtah Tuesday homes ana n d 10.000 d r u m s Jn a is^oingStroong to explore a possible dispilsposal site for trainyarddin li Kearny. Ifl,000 d ru m s . of radium-con- DEP officials off have faccd heavy 3 7 % off... .. (37 days until1 school s begins) la m in a te d soil, political anand legal pressure lo move'c m any, m any itiitems in the store. DEP spokesman JanJames Staples the drums.ns. In the most recenl con- said DcwllnK made the t: trip to troversy,, theI DEP proposed tem- gather informalion aboullOul a low -level p o ra rlly st storing the drums at an’n 32% off onn W ed., July 22 (;(32 d a y s until T h l3 i lfre e ev en in g sem in arrls Is radioactive disposal facfacility that a Ocean Couiounty wildlife preserve and Utah businessman ha;has proposed was blockc:kcd by a. court order thatll school begins)5) we'll have many itsitem s. July 22.1987 building. . la te r was a s Ilfled by the state at 7:00 p.m. Staples said there is cautioust op- Supreme CCc ourl, . ‘ 1 % decreasjse each day until schoolsc begins, Lobby of Clinic limism ul the DEP th th. a t th e p ro - U n d er th«the Utah plan, entrepreneur' f Y o uur i Best Buys Are Ri£light Now! iker: Johr\S huss, Mi/I.D. .t posal could provide a solsolullon to.the Khosrow BB. Somnanl has proposedd ... Speak slate’s 2-ycar-old frultlcs;less scarch for putting a1 disposald facility in Tooele FOR INFOIORMATION CALL733-3700 EXT. 344 The Fs'ls Cflnic HoipMpnal In confuncllon with Ths Amooi ta in te d soil. w e ste rn pl a r t of th e s la to , — ^ j |ComeOMiMn^J S e e l ^ - o leaio oatly. The 5lale excavatedI lhthe dirt from Staples; saids; Dewling flew .to-Utah— Partlclpanli wlll bo ortsisip«0 o3 . 0 0 0 0 ® TFC&nn Rad(in,,a colorless. odorUorless gas, has posal hasIS of receiving stato ap- I -•Tw*)Fall3Chnc&H05[)iialt; been linked to canccr. p ro v a l. Firefighte H p eontain blblaze in W. Oreegon I ^ / e s s CANYONVILLE. Ore,rc. (AP) - H Firefighters completedj a 20- to 25- ■ mile, trail around the BlBland Moun- _ D r u gySfore . tain fire Monday evening,ng. containing \ieJ i llio worsl foresi fire in I W este rn ,OrcKoiTin20years. After several days of rain, about * fitiO fircfij>hters look adadvantago of DQRICES GOOD NlNOWTHRU JULLY 25, 1987 * WVHILE QUAN1«ITITIES LAST■-NO RAIN Ch::h e c k s fair weather Monday lo gain belter footholds on lhe steep terterrain whore . . « S 2 ) the blaze blackened 10.300 10, a c re s . ' said Jim Fisher, spokesnesman for the O regon D e p a rtm e n t o f FFo 'o r reslry . I ^ m u n T h e fire,- w hich s la rfe(ed d last lues­ day,! killed two loggers's tand burned I | L~Bic‘C n ine bo u se s a n d m o u lle hhor o m o s. ^ The lines around theh e firo w o re ff c o m p leted a l G:-J5 |x mm.. „ said KerL' I? ------Pjlen. a spokesman forir t:tho forestry deparlmenl, Fisher said prelimi^iaryary'cslimatcs A of firerighting costs'-hahad rcachcd ^ ASSOR-TED Sl,05 million ancl thai[hnt damage KRAFT OCEAN SPRAY estimates for destroyedd ^timber and ^ _ ■ . structures were estimatilated at $2,5 S / \ L.AD / M IN U PROGFRESSO G R A P E FF l ^ l T m illion, ,; The cost of flghllng lhe lh fire was P) D C C running nearly 5200,0001)0 a day. he ; s s i n g 4 Q[ | Q R IC E I a s o u p s I J U I C E snid. 16 0 2 . I V OZ. l l _ CHICKEN NOOD , 48 OZ. ‘ Fisher offered no forcci•ccasl for con- ASSORTEIFED ■ I V ORRICEOR 139 tro l of th e b la ze . mdl lire anil ‘AISLE 3-Fi-F I REG.:q 1 69 REG. 1.15 IpK CLAMCHOWDEI REG. 1.79 . I EACH •'There’s still too. muc. 19 OZ. . ..tea much hot weather forfo any con- .. •AISLE 3-F 9 3 !r89i^ trol predictions,” hesaid. . . ; A MULTI-POS'O S m O N .Earlier Monday, statelc ffornM^hcf- I flilals asked the pubilc: at a n d p ilo ts to slay out of tbe area1 eoasl of In- A C H AAISE te rs ta te r> n e a r C artyonvilleillc. V ■ ' ‘VWc wanfpcople to stajjtayoutoftne ...... J N G E _ area if they can avoidDid I t," s la te Forestry Department sp o k e sm a n VINYL ' ^ 1 { Randall Lau said fromn ffire control TUBING I headquarters. “We hadlad a lot of I T ^ ^REG. mm I tourists yesterday __aa n d they ^ ^ - 9 9 A b w r h a m p e re d o u r Irn iis p o rl."I." ■ ; A f ' _EACH ... ______Going Ouf Of BuBusiness B 5 S S GREENSW I ^ LAWVN m JE R IN G fl Salee H i F O O 199 ZMS "J I e a c h m i 9 Q R E a ’6.99 }W& BLACK ■ ■ 30% i p / 4 0 I ^ GREENSW;WEEP'■° 4 c no reg.5.! mm ^ _ I _____ WEEDS& IFEED 32 oz. R EQ. 8.599 - 0 . 9 9 e n d aA IS L E > F W- EACH to 1 ^ ^ . JA S C O / I I UKO^ r e d)WOOD i 60%Q ' I R « fw o I SsSl* 'STAI^iN OFF ifliMwl EXTERIOR!►R LATEX ^ ■ GALLON 4 9 ^ ENTIRE E m l REG. 2.99 ^ ■ ' " ' 1 *ENDAISLtSLE 3-C ■ ■ .EI m I INVENTOfDRY PAYLES — H O S n i e ’s a j k^ , Jil SNUGGLE I T T I N G ^ .^nriam REMI ^n a n t s ^ I (Idl Clolh«t M k l f a bJRIC i 3 2 4 - n i i f A A 26W.Maln. I 9 9m M 8s8 D R Y ^ f ^ S O F Tt e n e b IJ Q U A R T 5 Jo ro m * i ' J R EG . 2.99 I U69------Inild* TlB egfl — • * i|^^gJ^ENDA?SLEe i o f ■>c K o J h /t L - I ' EACH AISLE 3-F J« ro m « m

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, Jerry Kepner and Sieve'c noted the McDonald Ho^ouse Is not Rigby High1 Schooi, Sc and Ben Alien,- BOISE — An amb)tlou5lous schedule of Duffin of Shoshone, Kylc^Ic Wilson of Don Ricc. J 11 Tw in F a lls . d quick-food J e ro m e H igh;h School. Si ______lDur_-nll-statc—all-slar-a r _ g a m e s ------^ _ ^ ____ ■ Buhl and Tom Fleminglg and Mike Monson,all! pari of thc McDonald Dtball_alUslars wlll con*, 1 but Idaho Boscboll clinicsdin will bc directed by culmlnatlng in thc st: — Welch of-Jeromo.-VVllEODin-bas-slgned— .Tbc_JoQtb 1*_Jranchising corporation stale football ore par:- thc~Bolsc-Ha>Hawks-organlzatlon.and ____ clash July 30 - will h With CSL -Thc-boys, will111 play ot 8 gregate fir;first, the ea'stcrn starsrs McDonoids owners .1 highlight thc SCz In T w in F a lls J u ly 24 for I the 'all-star Frank Wrlghright, Ccntennia! High 40lh annual Idaho Stale Stc Cooches . _ p.m. or immiidiately oft«fter thc girls ^atherlngjn >r tic ip a tin g in sp o n s o rin g I — gameJulySO. ------— —practlcea-ot-ot-9:30-a.m ;-and-3 pim.1- games.--^------r— ’ — scirooPoTMarK'^ridian, .. r ; ■■'A s s o c ia tio n C lin ic n e xI l wwl ee k . . caches will hear John- : - Tournament-DlrcctortorvJon~Jund;' ^ The eastern girls vollejieyball roster beginning JulyJi 25. Tho wcstern-oll—!1------M e an w h ile . ^ J u n d - .- ssaid t - Idaho Track coac: 1 practice at the same of Washington Slate; Twin Falls foolbaa coai:oach, sald-lhe — Includes— W endy: “ Andnaerson "o( _stnrs:::wni ; le ccjaches wllLspend the daydi listening ChnmpUn , days al Borah "High School rell. Capital of Boise, and'. four*day clinic Is slatwsted for Boise’ [ ■ ^ • 1— T Gooding. Shawn Kaba ofo( Twin Foils limes ond da o' to some of the best mindiids in the na- Terry Cantrell Holiday Inn. Thc all-sti•state compcti- ^ , and Nancy Stevens of 3uhl.J Kaba in Boise. iSta ta te ru le s re q u ir e 10 p ra c> - tlon concerning coadiching and Connie Thomgim g r e n .B S U . ------tlo n , w h ic h In clu d e s bboys o ’ and girls |L and Stevens will partlcic:lpolc al CSI tices priorr totc any football parllcipa-a- preparation for several spc;ports. Wrestling’ speakers £ ore Jd^n b a s k e tb a ll .o n J u lv 30 and girls T \ this (all. The volleyball bottle b starts tion, The football speakers: will v include Liles, Norlherthem Montana; Rolllc, atGp.m .Julv31 In thegyniranoslum. The volleylcyball team s will meet (orir Jim Collelto of Arizonaa State Unl- Lane, Nampaipa High School, and Jeff volleyball and footSallII artlcipants In thc fourur all-star bat- had signed2d Icllers-of-lntem with Col-1- 1Filer; Alon Leavlll, Vauaughn Ward, sessions, Iduho Falls and Jeromec Coach Joe John Champlinplin, WSU, and reprc- le g e o f Southern ; Idaho whilec 1Pat Hughes and Frcdd Gano, all Jund saidid the all-slor games pro­)- M a ttie . sentatlvcs IroiIrom the Bike Athletic •In order of events,, thetl girls all- Holcomb optedop for Weber Slate. Thee

B-4 T im os-N-Nows, Twin Falls, Idaho Wortss

Twinn Falls!LegionI beats Minico,1 ), hosts^Pocatiello tonnight By LARRY HOVEY T/mes-lVcws wrUer

TWIN FALLS - TheTh Twin Falls Cowboys, catching; an. offensive Spark from Tom Prai^raler carlv and some defensive Kelpsip from Kevin Ames late, downed thetnc Minico Sage 11-7 T u es d ay n ig h t as a s thc I American Legion season headeiided loward Its conclusion. T h c C ow boys. 20*1818 ooverall and 6-6 B b H B | in the conference, faccs fac a critical in 8 H | doubleheader on Fronrentier Field nt H M H 5:30 p.m. today, entientertaining the nJb RB Pocalcllo licbcis Inin what could , dccide second placece in thc final standings,. ; . I .. ‘‘It's crllical bccausa u se vif ^ c e a n ' win two against PoCi'ocatello tomor- row (Wednesday) nignight and then sweep Blackf90t thisis wv ee k en d , y o u .v.i — r- •^RQ in lJre"bracket oppopposite of Idaho ^ F a lls,"v Cow boy l Coach C Mlkc . .F ed cri(y » /-p o ln lca ,j9ut.ut. Idaho Falls w H H • ...... ^ a lre a d y h a s c lin ch e d the tl No. Lspot ^ , for the district'flnalsIs which\ wiil be - \ i \ - . held someplace in e:eastern. Idaho -- • n e x t w eek . . •‘Originally,; the district di (tour- 'nament) was schscheduled for ' # Pocatello, but then sorsomething hap- '’V • p e n e d a n d w e h e a rdd it was shifted ■ io . Blackfoot, Now we’iA'c’r e h e a rin g 11 might camc back to I Pocatello. i .c.i: We 11 probably findd all. thal oul • .to m o rro w ,” F e d e ric o ss£ a id . Timo»-N«ii^ e w t pIvclo/SKYi: SAVESON Thc oddity about TuesdayTui nighl's ilco’s Kent Schow w asIS caught< off sccondbbase early In the ganame and picked off bsby thc Twin Falls defwill, however, bo invited?d I to n e x l m o n th 's o n . I dictated dli thc pocc of the fightight mosl o( the tim e;- controversy since emlgratrating to B ri-, |cg injury/■ and has been having pipossible in Britain in futuilure,” Budd Olympic tetea a m tr a in in g c a m p o t L aktc e PPlacid, N.Y. Hecomme slroight in wilh little movelo v e m e n t.” la in in M a rc h 19il4. a t age ag( 17,-frdm Ircatment eev v e r s ln c e ...... _sald^'I.stilLows : n a.housee .... and.all...... H e w a sas coming right at me aniand hU knee hit Jimmmy Moore of Medford,_Orcv..|■cVc-Pilchcd th e s e c o n d ' ' - . Ker native South AfricaI arand granted "i had an)n almosl constant throbb- mmy belongings are there.. EBut I hope mine," Lee,eetch said. "It could be a lot worse. I’m' • sodbollill rio-hiltcr of thc festival.1. MooreM slruck out 10 a. Brillsh passport on grgrounds her ing pain InI theth right hip," said Budd, p(people will understand if: 1 still visit happy Ihoflofil isn't. I'll be back on thc ice In three or and wa,/alked one as the North beat beoi thc South 4-0. It grond-fathcr was born in this coun- now 21. "I couldn'tco sit properly and I ScSouth Africa from timele to time four weeks,ks. Hopefully, I will get myny chance lo play was Moiloore's iClh festlvol victory/ iIn n 18 d e cisio n s, couldn't sl^^ p . I was in particularly bcbecause my mother livesi hereh and I on this lean;am and go to the Rangersrs a(tcri thc Olym- "I'mn nol usually a no-hit pitcher," pit< the right- *^That enabled her to runun ifor Britain . low sp irits^ w a n t to se e h e r." p ic s .” h a n d eT r said Oder Joining Tracycy Compton( o( Saola L e c tc h was w£ thc first-round drafl picpick o( the NHL's Marla,;, Colif.,i as no-hit pitchers> here.he •’! had a killer Rangers inlIn 1986, . hcad acl:Che that kept getting worsecand an worse.” L e e tc h 'ss North team beat ththc Easl 4-2. ' The sisupport (or Michele Grangerr of S o u lh w o m e n ’s i n i o n T T nbble l adm:flits usinc Dofensemarlan Jerry PawloskI of Haniarvord ond right sodbaiiII squad couldn'l bc much vworse. Granger, a Knight’s pan wing Kevin/in Miller of Michigan Stateta le s c o re d 18 se - 17-ycar-ir-old left-hander from Placi■lacenlia, CalK., who draws critici g condsaparti r t la te in th c th ir d p e rio d toowlnU. w pitchedd the United Slates to thc we world Junior crown South shut oul thc last weecek, allowed only one hit Tuer I • In th e sesecond c hockey game, thc Sou Tuesday. But lhat hit SAN JUAN, Puertoit™ R ,, d r u charged.with aggravatedi c d o s s a n u , f. tional tio type usage thot wwos eoing Hamilton, ^ Ohio, ( sold, "ond Joyly is the new. named ion assistant cooch (or• thlh e 1988 O ly m p ic e no further chargcs pen- on, te o m , wl ' n misdemeanor. on,” Tribble said. "It wasn't w no challenge,” which will be coached byf JohnJo Thompson. ______dingagoinstTt T r ib b le . - a abi b u s e o r no h o b ll ty p e o f Ihlnlin g ." _ J ______

, ■ ^ 1 i, Wodnosday, Jul;uly 22.1087 Tlmos-Nows,1,TwlnFalls,IdahoB'Sr: Tv f- I H r b e k:’sfirst-] ’ RBUn] gam siw in ss o\^er \i^ankeej3sT2-1!^] I i MtaNEAPOLIS (AP) — - I t h a d be en 11 g a m e s sin sl: c e flrsl victory, sincinee June 20 and (ourth concomplete gamo, f l g e r s9 r M nnesota’s Kent Hrbek,k, oncc one of baseboU's m strlkingoulslx ama n d w a lk in g on c . 6, Athletics 5 ■ 'fenred'clutchhlttersrhaddr1 d riv e n in a ru n .------Americican-L eague— : DETRon>IT (AP) — John Grubb's)'s t two-oul double off I jlfiTiinrchagrin^brtheT^irAmerJcan League East-lcad• a d in g ' ------_____ CM oles 11W ^ l t e S o x 6 - s New York-Yankees, hoWevvever, the alrcok didn't read:QCh 12 ...... "V. .. * . * the wall in center field scorcd Louu Whitakerw from first' pUig a two-nm lOth^inntng n - S Tuesday nl^t as Hrjjck'iek's ninth^lnntng single scoicbrcd . In the fourth. Brumruhansky's two^)Ut homer ttied the CHICAGb (AP),P) — Larry Sheets’ two-runTin h o m e r b ro k e. lg raliyas the Detroit ? Gory GccUl from sccondnd base in the AL West-lcad•ading game. The 439-foot. sh st; o t, on G u id ry 's 3-1 p ltcItch, was a tie in the seventsnth inning Tuesday night andan Cal Ripken Tleersbeatat the Oakland Athletics 6-5•STuesdayntght. Ti ...... V •' ^ T w in s '2-1 victory. • Brunansky's2Ist homern c r. homered and knockcd kr in three runsI asa Baltimore .Jny How,well, 3-4, the fourth Oaklandand pitchcr, started, )y striking out the first two : ;yHc hasn’t had many chichances to drive 'em In," TwinsTv* The Twins set a club:lub fielding rccord by playinMng their defeated the Chi:h lc a g o W h ite S ox 11-6, s ttr e tc h in g th e !>e lOth by wo men he foccd, but . y because of’ a asprained wrist that will1 sideline s Reliever Markrk Williamson, 4-6. was thelhe winner wllh Ookland I ark. McGwire hll-his 3Sthith home run of the, 1 off’reliever'Tim Stoddardard, 2-2. Stoddard Intentlonio n a lly h im fo r tw o g a m e s, ' four Innings otf hitlcsst. relief as the Orlolrioles exceeded -rookie Mar cGwlre■‘pulled within threeee ofo the rookie homo ; walked Tom Brunansky anand gave way to Pat Clcmein e n ts , ' . their previous season-highset winning streakak ' of six g a m e s se aso n . McC run recordd o t 3S, s e t b y W a lly Bicrger e r t ot the Boston- 1 w hose sccond p itc h w a s linined e Into c e n te r fleld by H rb e k in May. . • " lok. Red Sox 3, ArAngels 0 1930 a n d tie d in 1956 by the Cincinnati Reds’\ When asked why hc wentcnt with Clements instead o f f. a c c The Orioles scorcd see six runs In the thlrtanaeer• 3 £ -S 7 £ » i > ; ^ S -SS• j G V w »ia» V.SWe> hits starter Ken Dix)lxon couidQ't. hold lhe 6-6-1 lead. Ken Frank Roblibinson. The AL rookie record eland Indians In 1950. PCUfclla sa id :-" (C le m e nits) ts ) Is a slnkerballer. Slodd.ddard for his. major lcaguc-1:uc-leadlng fourth shutout TTuesday Gerhart startedd thet scoring with his eightishth hom er and o* the Clcvel O akland1 led I 4-3 In the ninth whencn (Oakland's Alfredo- | a rtdC lem cnls h a v e do n e thejobth e form e." night as tho Boston Red Sox edged the Califomlala Angels closed it with a rurru n -sc o rin g d o u b le . Griffin scorored trom third on a sacrlacrifice fly by Mike < ! Th'c game was. also highignllghtcd by Berl Blylevesven’s 3-0 on Jim Rice’s two-rui-ru n h o m e r. Davis. Butit Detroit tied ll after GrulJnibb led off with a scven-hlttcr. The Minnescicsota right-hander strucklc out Clemens, who set aa m a jo r-le a g u e ro c o rd la s t sc< T t f B rew ers 66, M ariners 4 ro lle r lo shcihort that Griffin booted for an error. Darrell eight batters, giving him 3, S-ycar striking out 20 in oncc game,gi failed lo strike oul a n 3,195 strikeouts for his 18-y gled to ccntcr to move GruGrubb lo third, from career and moving himm ^^a^st F e rg u so n Je n k in s 1Into and didn'l issue a walkalk as hc Improved his reconord to 9-7 MILWAUKEEE (AP) - Robin Yount hllhit 0 three-run Evans slngl • Teddy Higuera where he sec;c o rc d on A la n T r a m m e l's sas a c r ific e fly. i eighth placcon the all-timel w ith h is lOth c o m p lc lce g!g a m e of th e se aso n . homer in the fifthfth Inn in g a n d le ft-h a n d e r Tc ••This was probably thehe most consisteni curve I had I Wade Boggs, who} d'doubted. In the first, led1 off the won for the fourturth time In live outings TiTuesday nighl, _ tWs year," said Blyleven,n, 9-7,9 who pitched his fifthI com-c< Boston fourth with a1 slsingle, and Rice followed wwllh his leading the Mllwa■waukee Brewers lo a 6-4 vlcloryvie ovcr the i i a n g eers i 6, Blue Jayss 4 ' I •pTCfe gam e. “ T h e only bad bac curve 1 threw was to G a ry n in th h o m e r, into th e RRed e Sox bullpen In right-centcitcr. Seattle Mariners.-s. dcr and Emesl ARLINGTJTON, Texas (AP) - Rubenben Sierra hil his se^ ^ a r d , the last h itte r I (aced, faC' and Dah Gladden pldjlc k e d J J Y o u n t's 13th h(homer scored Mike Felder like Moore, 3-12, cond home2 rrun of the gome, a two-runrun shot with one out . , m e up th ere." d la n s 2 R iles a n d w ipedd oul o a 2-1 Seattle lead, Mike I surrcndcrcd’thc,c' h1 o m e r and^ lo s t fo r th e; fourthfc time In “> the boiKttom of the ninth inning,g, (giving' the Texas •; ladden's throw from left (lek Rangers aI G-4G Victory, over the Torontconto Blue Jays Tues- !; nailed Mark Salas al the pinplSti" KANSAS CITY, Mo.0. ((AP) >- Bo Jackson hll a sacrificesi his last five starts,rts. In the to deep right fieldOd loi scorc Danny Tartabull111 In th e H ig u e ra . 9-7,, a llo w ed 13 h lls . s lr u c k oi rd's two-oul pinch single. In 16th home run of the seasonson came off Toronto ;■ r Kirby Puckett had robiobb^ eighth inning Tuesdaylay night, lifting Kansas Cit:ity o v e r w a lk e d no n e in hi;his sixth complete game. H( ,Ighth the Cleveland IndiansIS 3 3-2 a n d s n a p p in g th e R oyayals'six- unearned runs. liin tho ninth on RBI sin]singles by PhU eff Musselman. 7-3, after•r PeteF O'Brien had , : He was referring to GladI home run and In the elgl m e in the eighth wllh his 20th)th hI o m e r. 1-base hit away (rom Clauiaudell gnmeloaInK streak. , B ra d le y a n d G arytry Matthews. the top of the ninth that na Tartabull singled-offoff S c o tt B a ile s, 3-3, b efo re•e Frank Milwoukce tooktok a I-O le a d In th e b o ito m ot c the tlrst on , ;-njllevcr Dale Mohorcl(jr6=2■6=2n5arned the' vic“ ;“ • Gladden had fielded Ward': , ton^w/thii-.1-3 fnnfngs o f sh u to u t rcH cf.:f. w ell a n d w h en w e h ll It, tlthey White, appearing in aa teteam record 1.892nd game,:, i s in g le d G re g B ro c k 's two-i/o-out sin g le , sc o rin g R ile s, seventh, ccnter fielder 1 wcr led oft the ninth wilhI a single.s Scott Flel- • ’ H en d e rs o n sa id , off S a m m y S te w a rt, sesending n t T a rta b u ll to th ird , Rey Quinoness slnglccTi off Higuera Inj' the U Mariners’ Brpwt R ick e y H enderson o f a hi impting to sacrificc, llneilined out to firat. w 36-year-old Ron Guidry, who\ Jackson, who jhas becibeen booed In Kansas Clly sirsincc an- fifih and was forc)rced oy Harold Reynolds, whow then stole opr. “tlcm -Gladden took an-e>Clra-bD . Donnell Nixon M“ssc man1 ibalked to Brower to sccondond before Sierra hil , c oul four ond walked none>ne in no u n c ln g h c p la n s loto Ibc a running back for the U Los his American LetL,eaguc-lcadlng 35th base. D W^ishlngton. Angeles nalders in the10 qoff-season, sent right fleldeder Cory drove in ReynoldsIds w ith a n R B I sin g le a n d tli Vs first pitch for the gomc-wlr•w lnnlna h o m e r, ; ■‘iBlylcven) pitched wel z tra c k w ith h is opposTtc-field f Jays hod rallied for two runs ana a 4-3 lead In he ad 1-0 In th e firs t Inningnff on Snyder lothe warning tn Q Hy. Matlhews’ two-ouloul do u b le , g iv in g S e a ttle a 2-1 rp rfe s o m c g re a l p la y s ,” Hc le e ig h th , Dave Winfield’s singly. * (iharlie Leibrandt,. 9-9-8. pitched a fivc-hittcr' foI r his • Syleven dueled fellow 3 ijildw cd six h its , s tru c k oi e ig h t Innings. ! ^ e YanKccs wenl ahea ^ A s t iros top)ple Exipos 4-2I . W ashington's do u b le a n d Da a n d S t ^

,e, M O N T R E A L (,(AP) — Danny Darwin threwthi a five-hll- ■■■■■■■<■ ter over eight pluspl Innings and Alan Ashl,shby hll an RBI « m D-ll It Mlnntf. double and Jose;c CruzC added a run-scoringlg ssingle Tuesday r ' S^co^es £ S Wtn 4^1, CUVtWHO^ ^ ^ y KAK8MI* CflCJTY 8cS'” [ V National Leagiigue °'^©roli*D^E&n« IMI •! 10 Wl iuiMM.n.2no: n ig h t, le ad in g: thet Houston Astros to3 a 4-2 vlclory, >ei , halting Montreal'ta l's e ig h t- g a m e w in n in g ^ tre ia k . i S U M : D a rw in . 7-6., who» struck out three andsnd waiked one. Buddy BBell singled lo open the four[ourth and advancedto: MtlV rei.i: gave up a IcadofJoff homer to Tim Raines3 in the ninth be- third on a single by Eric Davis, BelBell scorcd and Davis- '* ' § 9 9 ■ lb' OiWi"uilt> forc Dave Smltl:lllh gol the final three outi}Uts fo r h is 16th m oved toI sise c o n d w h e n G ro s s b a lk e dd. , S: Ickoff a tte m p t w e n t Irt-' Alj-staters oJSljsiVc 0 B 0 o“ loS S'c“ , ■]o"nM."r;.nI? sa v e . D ovis loilook third when Gross' plcko * QMi 0ull#l&40 j j ^ NL box scores • . Smilh allowed:d a double to Hublc Brooksiks and a iwo-out to ccntcrp Ifield for an error. .Davls-irls'icbred'on Parkccia'-. . ' uu PAITr«;mAi CMUn) OM, 2^ p S j S S r SI, 10, j.J single to VnnceLii Law for M ontreal's other ruirun. groundoutu t to tie th e g a m e 3-3 b e fo re■eO'I^eill-homered.' O' ^•ofhM "wS'.SR'.i/.flniu-iUMMoM; ft Before Raines'es' homer. Darwin allowed,cd .only two run- i S S B S s s y J.'’uur Vu'S. ners past sccondnd, Mitch W ebster tripledd w ilh o n e ou t in t !fsvs:.K.sr«Kir' as lagged oul at the plate oron Tlm Raines’ jo jo o o BJwiM" ^ M ne» s CTrl. p.rr,: th e firs t b u t w ns } R r n v ezs9,M s ep< 3 V doubled with two outs In in the fifth and ; : ,& r » ™ > Cr«« tl <011 wins''."' cl K S,5SK ?rii.‘ii,« m’ i ?m°'i'!}! grounder. Law c I uuiiiiM rum siu'M usr. AmiKci • moved lo third1 ono a wild pitch before Jeffleff Reed popped NEW YCirORK-(AP) - Doylo Alexar‘xandcr pitchcd a four* KSJ ‘ emo, Houomo, A>i6» 0 a a 0 ?<«aw.tnt.ri] j H i ’i:i! i J Ptr BrMtm* - out, hitter andid Andres Thomas atonedd torto a dropped popup [ c t I , j LJ. ii n o 'r .’- Floyd Youmon:ons. 7-4, had his string of scoscoreless Innings by hittingg a lic-brcaklng two-run doubledoui in the sixth Inn- “ "i "%.®'*a:i-'o« e n d e d a t 20, when hci Houston, which broke a Itour-game los- Ing TuesdiIday nighl as the Atlantai BravesBt ended a flvo- IM ■* in g s tr e a k b y b e a tin g th e New hlrd. Bill Doran game losin Vcw Y ork M e ts 0-3. S ; . . . . . s r y"jJ » ? J OALTIUOM 'CMlCAaO. ■ Ing" s tre o k , scored o n three runs In the thlr drove in the flrslrsl run with a ground oul to shortstop and „ Dlon Jailames opened the game with wil a home run off tllp lp l S3 cS i'l* s J jj urnV|i?.T 0»o'!ot S! led a run on consecutlvc dou!ioublcs by Denny Dwight Gojoodcn, 7-3, who gave up fivefivt runs on six hlls In • "***■ the Aslros added 3.....— , Walling and Ashlshby. Houston scored scoredred again one oul-w «n-lnni:nings. Dale Murphy hit a two-runI homer, his lis p liii 2Gih, in thi la te r on C r u i' sini>inglc. the eighlh off Randy Myers'crs and Gerald Perry . r b S ; g . f n'slastlSgam es )-ru n sin g le a n d tw o do u b le s, noiw -ln.S>-OTOu<'J- ^ V ” Ml fo”! was only the fourth time in Houston's Ihey h a v e sc o ree mn o rc th n n tw o ru n s . ider, 5-6, halted His flvc-gami;ame losing string with ; M«i« t,P.uiA„.^M;%%«v his tlrst victoryvl since June 20. Alexi.lexandcr settled down I ""1 „ ’j ll«'’»" aunc4 t-center field tcncc following a Ihrce-run thlrclird inning afler Kevin Grosross balked In a lo the lcft-c i'ing a double by Perry L s M.toS.Mj: ru n T u e s d a y nignight, pacing the Cirtcinnatia ti R e d s to a 4-3 a n d a w oikIk to K en G riffe y , '■i '■ rs “S sis® ’'"'' J a m e s hll h: Gooden’s fourth pilch:h ot o the game lo lefl ' rvi^rl CmCNHATl ^ auofiKK. . ,^ .^ J J »« ».0«0<8«Hu'ni.7ni, 10.,0. lOTivi'r.r; v ic to ry o v c r thicPhiladctphia c T Phillies...... S=».w,M i ! ! i Bill Gullickson;on, lO-(), a llo w e d six h lls ovcover G 2-3 Innings Held and thelh ball sprung oul of Kevinvin McReynolds' glove five games. Rob and droppepcd over the fence. II wasis James'J sixlh homer ' 3 i ‘ - 'W in * 0 0 S DcSS^ : 10 e • ;"fro“.T S ?-1 as the Reds wonon their fourth in the lasl fiv iTe*'V% Murphy pllchcdid one-hit relief over the finjfinal Two innings of the soacason, and hc added ann RBIR single for lho 33 ; .ssr.W -'S s r ..J wa 10. fo r h is se co n d savsave. Braves’ tlminal run in thenlnth. ..s.' ' L ili'i""- ^ r = 2 ' ‘v «»“■” F l l C i s i s i S : ?c' ! J 0 I 1 WV-< G ro ss. G-9. alsoilso allowed six hits ovcr 7 I-1-3 in n in g s, b u t . S tra w b eo r rry g a v e th e M e ts a 2-1-1 lead1 wilh his 22nd 1,nr»t,R*>•, I'lej'.'fto’' 0^(5tkfo hurt himself withith a n e r r o r a n d th e b a lk inith thi c to u rtlf;^ ^ " . . h o m e r foilollowlng a two-out walk to KclllJclth Hernandez. ” !!!,! “fSS SS :'® ''' ' I ) ■ C " £ £ ; t . “ "SS.“ 'S-..“ ‘“.'S1 liiiEy .‘’■ ? o S o ' «eAm* HB.w*u« i s SI s Ch I -I « Ban] )rldrinc = fSS!„.-o« iks affiirms wo ig title ' i i y V antage Cup i i i s i s l i■ l . S p i s s i !, N.C„ defeated lo^ s ; i ,, RALEIGH. N.C'J.C. (AP)-W orld and Winners Wl here wiil co into bibox-otfs ot FortiBragg, N rv.nug.®iup U.S, c h am p io)n n Kelcle Banks ot jr for spots on the Pan Amm e ric a n y e a r 's tc stlv o l gold golc medallsl Wllllatfi - W SA 'iS Chicago hoia o»iff U.S. M arines cham- Ganrla m e s te a m . Guthrie of Sl.I. LI ouis. 5-0 a l IG5 . m L ” i” o'tVYp." plon T ony B raxtoxton ot Camp Lejeunc, •i "I thought he was goingI to put pounds, ! ! ! , s g decision, Frank Liles ’"o“ “'SSjrSM i.gia;^ . o h 's m v N .C ,, fo r a 4-1 dcdcclslon at 125 pounds morilore pressure on me. instcs te a d of A lso In a 5-0 dcc to win his third'd straight : gold medal stanlanding there and trying to0 outbox ot Syracuse, N,Y.,,Y., won the gold over iifSsir sS S iiS H i?.' Ued him Ray McElroy ofof LongL Bcach, Calif.', .; ! m i n , ®vtj'’oaiV'II *n th e U .S. Olympic ly r Festlva! Tues- le. me. He did Just whal I wanU i ,.r ."S ’*n tn B9 60 i L; 3 d o ." C o llin s sa id . a li5 6 . ° ■ * * daynlghl______to d c 7 “ s S v s s 2 ? '''" " Y o u sa w thhc e real Kelcic Banks At At 132 pounds. Palrlck Byrd D; of Al 100, Michiicheal Carbajal of !. f r - i ii!ooot »o»gJonnionl.tiar.MO standing Phoenix declslonctoned Golden GloveS ; joS.” ' ...c«.cw! to n ig h t.” B a n kks s said. "I wonted, to Flln‘lint, Mich., survived two sl ,S' “i !! "iS i!™ .'.. prove thal I'm1 theII world champion, elghIght-counts, bul was dcfcal:alcd by chomplon Eric; GriffinGr of Broussard, op,Opr. J.wiooo I d ic ta te d th e ppace a ot the fight mosl Antimthony Suggs of Alexandriiria, Va., La., 3-2, B J!!! "fSKai!!!'""""' u » H e c a m c s tr a ig h t In 4-1. U,S. Army champion c Andrew ( " j o o o OAKUNO Demon wiooco of th e tim e . He w ith llltle m o v cme m e n t." ' TcTodd Foster of Grcal Falls,Is. Monl. Maynard of FortDrl C< a rso n , C olo., took ar-old Marine Joseph . , 90 j ^ ^ '■<««*'* wruuu « j.Mowj p iv e of Ihc fin care ot 28-ycar-o ~ SyUifS'si 1,ssjij “t M .’:nr.S5‘.ss first six matchcs were bealteat U.S. champion and iw Pemberton of Camp Cai LcJcunc, N.C:, . J?.5 000 -decidedby4-l-scosc o rc s...... - fcstiestival winner Nick Kakourisr is of S t, 5.0 a t 178, A t 112 pounds,Is, Jose Arreola ot Los .o Lou u is, 4-1 a t 139 pou n d s. ThC last two0 tightstl ot the night ; 3,imm; Angeles, givinglg up five inchcs In World W and U.S. champion K ■nod D or- w e re s to p p e d InI tthe h e th ir d r o u n d V : a"'’.s.rs..:s ffiga pss sis^ssf/ U,S. chomplon Arthur Gou3ouid of Rockford, 111., downt ' Jflroom h e ig h t, u p se t U,! J 4-1 a t A t 201. a yo uing n g Try’ Baudt^iCDf Los Jo h n so n of M lnncmcapolls,4-l. rick■lck Rolon of Elizabeth, N.J., ^ ‘ A n g e le s w a s no match for U.S. ■ I s s s s t I I 47. « T ...... S" "»«» Inarematehoh of last year’s festival champion Mlchaehael Bent of Cambria I . - s S i S S s S cold medal mateItch, Michael Collins of "We "' look'll out prc'ity quid'Ickly I l c i g h W N;Y.-., as a s the referee stop* r „ h ® j jo u ld sa id . " I th in k hcMl WJ Ithe pick pcd the fighl al at 1:58 of the third j !« LaPorte, Texas,IS. w on th e g o ld a l 119 Gou •N t standings I „ , } 1 J J.U1MJ p o u n d s w ith a 55-0 0 declslon'ovcr Kevin or for the box-off In Colorado Sprprings so round, I K elley o f F lu shling, in N.Y,, 5-0. 1 definitelyd« cannol resl. I felt fc good Riddick Bowevc otc Brooklyn, N.Y., os o£Sl« ' • J 3 jiorsoo -Il (eels good.Jd.” Collins said. "I'm joing goir in - he put more pres:essure on slopped last year's yea festival silver ; S i;:! B s :S!I i Or p a l S t jsMooo one ste p closcr sci to the Pan Am ■ne. me. medalist Kevinn FordFc of Sacramento. , G a m e s,' UU.S. champion Anihony Heiem brlck Calif.; al 1:43oflhif th e th ird round. i & ...jj ® i AL box scorcs ? i i i" ; "isii n 'g s iw ”""' ■ Sl’S K ” !i !) -i' I I NtwroRK iiii :::: U.S.i. all-staars outlilast Culiba ' i Ij - i s E i r « “:;r., .sss™ . '■ -»■'>“ ««- HAVANA," CubaCl - CAP) -• Ed flnainal margin.------ler. vylth'Carpenltenter getting' the vie-' i ! |o ? S i,r»4.»r S p r a g u e 's b a ses-es-Ioadcd double in the q,Cuba used three pilchers•s in th e , ,, n } ' ! ' TOnOHTO „ TUA* e lg h ln in n in g broke br< a tie and led the ast two innings In an attetetemnt m p t to 0 Carpenter reilc'elleved Olson in the, :.,« « ,S 5S x.,.„iu.n 1.3J7.M0 U n ite d S to le s to a 7-4 v ic to r y o v e r » J S J ^ V?i ] ? M.'?!' fl with the Americans C uba T u e s d a yf nightn in an amateur sto^stop the 13-hll American1 attack, ahead 3-2 bul hele alloweda the Cubans'______1 ' 'k's.’iriV srris'i' / . i i i i - ^ ‘’" ‘"-'taT eljairB Jlllc.'■ thhelr-bcstToffcnsive-showing e l ig'Of-the-i{j-iie-uru-gaiiie-ln- :: In thu'bolldm dflfie j ' CineirnIlll.P~iM*iptii*5 .% fesliip! t.iio.oM ThC U n ite d Stales St finished 2-3 In seri;e rle s . s e v c n th . l i l n l the five-gameJ series,s a tuneup for Gregg Olson, of Omaha, Neb. N< and Ty Griffin, off TiTampa and Georgia ' I “Z SS«-?oEfr. if pn I ? 0 0 Alo!o*f(|**o'' ,, • th e P a n A micrlcan crl Games which Aub\uburn, and Cris Carpcniinter, of Tech. hit.a two-n'o-run homer to give i sn pl ' ____ s ta r t A ug, 8 In In(Indianapolis. Galjalnesvillc, Ga, and the UniIniverslty the Americans theIhelr first lead of the Cuba, the defending dc champions, of)f (Georgia, combined tor a1 nine-hil-r gam e, 21, :’-r» - -‘•**=- ■ and the Uniteiitcd* States are con­ I ! ; ! sidered favoritesie s to r th e g o ld m e d a l. 1“ i^iT.Ul 1 WtBAlL Sprague, of’ Stockton,S Calit., had B*L7iuont"olSoitt5S?Sim*d c»H« be en stru g g llnna n al the plate during yf"" the scries as inelh' intieldcr from na* ■■ r^'uioc.; 0(U1.«1»). ^ ' a m M W TRAFFKIC STOPF>PER I llonal championion Stanford was hit- :■ I s S f e S F ... I . tin g .065 e n te rinIng g Ihegam e. Get two FREE■ garagej sales sign?, a FREEF I Unl|tgMnMuix] S ? n n ' 1 MUfOnHlA »OtTO« " ^ ^ ^ 3 Tlno Martinez,lez, ef 'Tampa.. Fla. and inventory listiniing slieet and a FREEE litlist of , y ot Tampa, and Bert ! AL standings « .! 1? ; i ^ i s g a riir m':S^ • the University < how to make your garaorage sale a issi H e ffe rm a n . oft Centereach, C N.Y. and cotnplele tips on h( ii*' w ’- tj 11 Lf^, . Clcmson. bothh singled to open lhe success all foror the price of your paidaid ad. ^tVeiAnO.UftOWMS-Bloi e lB h th .'T e d WoeVood. ot Chogrln Falls, ; « “■ " T l 1 i nr-O rieana.—worked-a- — “kakT^^B cilr’c> - 2 - d a y s - ^ 1 J'l "»*' a H s . Okoi^rvnwg Met. 10 ’Sr.VfSi.V.-\f" walk off vote;iteran Cuban pitcher “ ^ ^ i n e s - ^ 7 : 5 0 — i i r - I i iI i ,5" iSi*. ‘ M 0 » 0 Touu- - » ‘°MY«iiii*boii>HiN^Aa«»«aM iIO i.e«Hi inIfl M to t r. %•; th e double lo b3rcaka3-3tlc. rc ; ™ “' ii ii 1 1 «n C(»n«M« swut «tAH*WKl-8‘ d a run In lls half of the ..U.M J J ? ? ■i®XrS a2*.7 C uba s c o rc d a . f'stitti bul tlicIC Americans, added an >!EL " r«n*M(Mr In su ra n c e ru n in the ninlh for the Callill 733-0626 Todayl Z — cSXw.^T -I S -8-5-ii i iiP-' . 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Tv;tnin FFallr., Idaho W o d n o jd ayay. , July 22,1987 Carte]»r seekss right tot enteiirN F L cdraft In th is5 cacasei however, the'school is / i n S portts______I (AP) - The special clleligibility, such a requesti to o; n th e s a m e w ay In 1985. ___C O LU M B U S, O hio e-lalklng-aboul-opppscd^ L @ ll!E an saldTuesday-Carter'sbt5 be h a lf w o u ld b c u n iq u e ;------"What-we-would-be- NFL’s chief spokesman granted by the Ohio *Slanriootl)air*cM"ch‘~E Sla' arrc ilssloner Pete "1 don’tn’t believe In past yearss „ [i special eligibility gi that while Commls wne said, "He Bruce toldold The Columbus Dispatch CAA r lo permit Ohio have wcB e v e r re c e iv e d a r e q u e s tI for fo commissioner.'’ Browr I * Hoop is gold for NC Rozelle has the power I if h is a u th o rity , on M ondayday that he had registered t------s ta to - w ld o -r o c o lv o r--Cris-Cartcr-to-apeclal-clI C .cllglblllty-based on the_facfact does have, as part of ectlons lo a supplemental ------M 1 S S K )N -K m — Hchnoh-nnd-coiconfercncearled-by-lhe-BIg— in- llicTlght-to-gronl-epececlal-cllglbUily._hls otjjpcti f enter a supplementalII draft, such a tnat thee player was declared ir •C a rte r. !••• K iist w ilh SH.noi•liOl.HiiV, -shared S:!t’.,iny..ir)G3 tromtl the net revenues^of ; (Tue to r e c e iv in g rhone;jney' It’s been.done on a hailandftil of occa* dra{tforg^ iletlc-^A'ssOclallon’s iiicn’si d e cisio n w o u ld b e u n pirccedentcd. rc ’ ellglblle ( ii>.vr\i.'ifh ir~pcrson~ln P ete' ~ ; • tilts y e n r 's N;iNational ^oll^r^;laIe Alhlot : -fllo n s o v e r th e p a s t;’’— . a g c n l." B ro w n e s office today. I told Ihem -r"" I -- bnskctbnli tmii'n;ii'n a m e n t. -Bob Berry..carter’ssattom : ey, satd .‘’The^^JlNFL, under an Informa•m al - - I n 1977. fo r e x a m p le'. , Notre Dame’s Rozelle’s ol ^inal Four.-pafliclpanls.TT:.., icmently opposed to onyono -> CJifttnplon l!uIndiana ami the other Fin i ------h c -m a H « l- a - p e lilio n --Monday-to ^ Uie mJrM^menlenl with college football, hasha Al Hunter was susijspended—from -am . vehcm] ovldencc -• ea<± received with an agent, and then be-. N evH (hi-l.nH VciV'cj’a s . S y ra c u se a n d P ro v l ' league on behalf of Cai:arter, Cclared S ? c d toto accopt players who elthether school for a dormitoryry violation and-signing wltl Conference, with six teams : to co lo lhe National Foo^ si,or.r.,i)27, IhuJ N c:AA sa id . Till* B l|' Ten Cc ; Ineligible for his senlinlor seaspn for j,ave 31not graduated, have nol useused consequently not pern-rmltled lo play Ing able to igI Th'e S o u th e a s te rn Con* gue. Bruce said. ill Die 'U iuriiiiina m e n t, rec o iv cd ' s;{,:;7‘J,2HG., and acccpting their ellglIglblllty oc whose class has ha football. Rather lhan1 vwait a year lo ball League ncf. also with six tcam^ in1 signing a contract a . a Boston Collcge law pro; tcroticc ami lliclhe Allanlic Coasl Confercnc' agents Norby not gradualu a te d . be reinstated to schoilool and retain Berry, a p e ctlv c ly . money from sporls £ said Carter’s case should be _J______U io n e ld , n o lS>-i.‘(r>ii,»7l 2 .‘( and Si’.:i2:i,2.'17 resp c ( )om. Prevlou:ously, the NFL has con- cor his final season of ellgilgiblllty for the fcssc)r. said e {ournament's first roundI Walters and Lloyd Blooi red by the NFL because, i'aynienl.s to team s whicli losl In the I supplemental drafts for fo college team. Hunter■ ssought-spcclal considered $-122,410, re g lo n n l se m ifin a l tvas coerced Into signing the ___w e r e ). sSei'iind roiind losers '______.Cflr.tcr__ Is__c o n s idered e r by NFL ni^Jers .whov/1 remaln_cllgibIeJo.plnplny_cligiblllty_frQm_ the_NNFL ancf was Carter w s (144,021.------^ ------t— by— his— older— brolherr-^------losers Siiilli.Jiir.aiH and re>;ioniil fiiiiillosersSR 44 scouts lo be a polerilliljarnrst.roun',S,” r college teams, but clect:l tot drafted by lhe Seahavawks in a sup- contract— t George CarCarter, who was acting as n p ic k In n e x t y e a r 's d r a'"• ft graduatec early. Linebacker Brlarlan plcmental draft, okesmon John sub-agentn lto to r W a lte rs a n d B loom . * ■ I may seek trarade ^ Joe Browne, the lileague’s chief Bosworthth of Oklahoma, who gradtadu* Notre Dame spok E lla rd i [FL apporently ^ Berry .also.al contends that Cris i ■ spokesmon. said the1C league had ated butt rretained a year of eirglblliIblll- Hclsler said - the NF O N ,C a lit. (AIM •• T h e iijicnicnt for Henry Ellard says le supplemenlal Carter si 'contract c with Wallers,- l-'ULLKKTON I rccelvled Carter’s reqequest Tuesday wass choscn by the Seattlattle decidcd lo permit the receiver will ask lo he tradeideil It hc is unable to reach .er's clas5_tiad_^gn6d M ay 1, 1985, Is void b e c a u se llial till' wide rci .?» ern o o fj b o l 770 }>7neJieiable had been -seahawksks last. saaQlh ond Cltvclanland droit bccause Hunter I Wllll lh e l.ns A m ieles H am s.s. crrtcrniegally signed os his . nil set for action. Brownvne a d d e d th a t B ro w n s qiquarterback Bernic Kosaiisa r, c ra d u a le d In. J u n e 1971)77. two months Ceorife K lliird 's a jjeiil, s a id In anin Orange County Register •brother’s guordian, M ikruiitir. K while Rozelle has the! ppower to grant who gradiaduated early, was draftC'ifted before the supplementataldraft, youngerbro r e p o rt ’I'lK’.siiayav lhal Fllard wili ask toD ho1 traded as soon'os hc rciunis frcm a tishinn Inp anil will mnlnnlntnln that position until ltL‘'s(M lh(’r siCMCf■ticdorlraded. problems "That will LiW::ilway.s he Ills tone.’’.suld Diall.:ill, Pryor tltried coirneback Benga3 /s see no pn "llPlirv's thele f'kimi "f iluy who docsn'l wnnt w to burn bridges. A nd.. l h a t's w in k e dI ItiIt) his d e trim e n t w ilh iKtarns a r Vice Prcsfdent) Jolin .Shaw, who lliintlink's he’ll eventually siKiiJnI liecause hc really doesn't in signvngBYLfsL: Buck wanl Id li'avc lliclh c H a m s ." from dirug additiction , a defensive end from CINCINNATI (AF\P) - The Cin- ^*?uck. a Tl Young University,- was clnnatl Bengals sayjy they aro wlll- Brigham Y h overall selecllon In the S ta n fo>rd r joins anti-i-drugi case MIAMI ’{AP> - 'FFormer junior decision\ over0 Gary Hinton, Marchch 2,: Ing to offer rookiee Jason Buck a the 17th o' Young Is 30-6-1 with 24 2 contract similar to those signed oroit. .S.AN JO S H . (•,-Calif. lAI') A SuperiorT Court-Judge( has ruled to -welterweight chamjm plon ■ A a ro n 1985, Yoi iult^hallcngmg the legality ... Pryor, attempting to0 return to lhe knockouts,Jts. ______by players choscn:n near Buck’s Palmerer reportedly signed a allow .SlanfortJd I.'Universitv to Join a lawsull illlon, four-year pact with Delation's mandatory drug- ring after a long ammd costly bout .Pfyorn*• never has lost Iri the ringg In-lr - position In the first•st round of the Sl.35 mlllio of lhe Nationalal 'Collei’iatc Alhletic Assocl nsas City Chiefs. Brown with cocainc addictionjn, Is scheduled eluding t\tw o h ig h ly p u b lic iz e d v vlc ie- 1987 N a tio n a l F oootball c League the Kansa: tcstiiii; program-. i^oung Aug^8^a^torl_es_o^iver Alexis Argacllo. Butt he h draft. said heI cxpeclsex the Los Angeles .Santa Claraa 'Cmmly_Superlmi_Cauil_ l_Judgc_Concad_Ru8hlng______to_flghl Bobby_Joe_Yoi rtoTOon-sign-Clay-for-ap" ------— ly, ~ a d m its hhe c was whipped by a eocalnaihe "SOm'etlmiJs, insUsieuinirnraicing Raldcrs’to- re n d e rc iJ hJs iJt'fijeeision im Monday aflcr I'-jI'-j hours of oral arguments promoter said Tuesday, m after (he second Argueiljcilo a deal yourself withth an agent, you proximateJ,a teJy 51.4 m lU lon, liy a tto riu 'v s for.'-or Sl anford and tlie NCAA. Promoter Walter AhMvarez said he oddfetfon 1983. let other people ma)lake it for you,’’ Buck'ss aagent. Leigh Steinberg, S ta n lo rd ai'Ciii'Ciieil it d id nol w an t lo e n foforce r an unlawful proeram wrapped t^ the detail:Jlls of the fight fight In 198 id d lc tlo n d r a in e d h im o ff all a! said Mike Brown.K the Bengals' said he: talKcdto Monday by tele- • a n d llial 11 wa.sIS icaughl in llie crossfirc betweenhel sludenls challeng* Tuesday. The bout Iss ;scheduled for ^,The add ley and friends, and he; hithi asslstanl general irmanager. *^It's phone wllwllh Brown and was hi^ tho drii^ tostlestiiif’ and the NCAA, whlc^Ich insists lhal lhe,univer* the Sunrise Musical TTheater In the his money Itom last February when[1 heh' an Increasingly acciicepted pracllcc scheduledcd loI lalk again Tuesday, sllv e n fo rc e th ec pp: ro fjra m . Broward County eltvt of( Sunrise. It rock botto rested on rope, kldnapplniping lhat lhe flrsl playerers lo sign in a Brown declined dcc comment Tues- the jiult;e deldenied the NCAA’s reque;uesl to dismiss the suit, will be the feature of a card schedul* was arres a n d a sisault s a charges. A womaiman round set the pacece for the con- day. sayinlying the Bengals do not Uiishlnn also alliallowed Stanford football player pin Barry McKeevcr to edtoslartatBp.m . he bound her wrists and an( tracts to follow.^’ i discuss negotiations in join th e -Sill!, wiiich w was henun. in Jaminuary-by alanford diver Pryor Is training inn st, Martin in claimed h publicly dl with electrical cord and am Brown declinedd to mention progress,;s. • Shiioiii; I.cVanl.ll. the Caribbean and Isis s c h e d u le d to a n k le s wl return to South Floriarlda Aug. 30. assaulted:d herI after they argued ove:3ver specific figures, butut said the club „ -would be willing tolo offer a eon- _ ^hp Bengals' Ben, opening offer to . A lv a re z s£[d. cocalneinlin h is h o u se . winner of the- Outland ; expects locaa l s ta tio n the tract "in line wllhh those offers" ' S im o n e “I haven't seen himim looking any Accordird in g to p o lic e re p o rts , thi . w as $945,000 fo r fo u r Qter made lo Poul Palmmer. the No. 19 Trophy, w Colo. lAlM Former Air ForccFc punter Mark Simon, better since the Argi■guello ,fights,w om an waswa discovered 24 hours late according to The Cincln- (HIKKI.KY. l'o but pick in this year’s didraH. and John years, acci .‘•vear military coinmltinent,nt, says hc signed with the Alvarez said. by s o m e• guestsgt al Pryor’s house, bu linqulrer - newspaper. who has a five-yt Mow C lay , th e 15th se lecrtlon. tii •n^tl bi Ik-iivei' IlroiK'osos (over two oilier NFI. tenmsms bccause there Is a good Pryor. 36-0, hasn’t fcfought since a he pulledd ia gun and refused to allov c h a n c e h e ’ll he'slalionedinCoIorado. sll subpar performance 1In a 15-round the guestssts lo free the woman, -- S inioii, w ho h;h a d a .M ,l-vard c a r e c r aV'average al the Air Forcc A c a tirm y , ,:^i(^ne(ned a conlract witli the Broncos Bn Monday, lhe first (lay of Ihe trainilininn eamp al lhe Universllrslly of Northern Colorado c a m p u s. Iltjsald (oothalhall wltl remain ii hohhy i\as hehi pursues a career in the A ir I'o rc e , jlossU)!sH)lvas an astronaut, . ‘■I hati n e v e r llilliouglit aboul doiiiK this for aHtvIng becausc f knew - 1 lull! a rive-ye‘-vear (•oiiinitlmeni," he sa s. id , ‘i m -*Just 'Iccw lng everything open,un. 1 minlil like lhe military•y ; a w hole lol. B u l 1'H ke ep tills option open.'; S im o n ii‘(l Ihe nation in Division I punting pi his Junior year, a v erat-ln i- .17.;i.1 y,vards per kick. His talentmt caught not only the at- ,. U'H llon o t lh e UnBroncos, hut ot the tJrcen1 BBay i^ackers and the Los Angeles Haiders. l ~ R a id e r• chargedc witlth d e a lin g CLKVKl.AM):i) (AIM( ,A memher of thele LosI Angeles Raiders was 0 arrc.sled 'l'iiesi!a\ilav on a charge ot posscssicision or cocaine with Intent "V, to ills(rlt)UtL‘ loro r’allejiedlv , trvinj; lo sell the thi drug lo an undercover MU FBI at;enl. atilhoi:liorlliessald. Klvis Franks,ys d ra ft pick:ks stay awav w i n ss o m e ! e x t r aI c a s h1 . ! TliOl’i^M)I (I,OAKS, Carii. lAlM - The.e IDallas Cowboys' top two p l O ) 1 NFI, draft |.ieks■ks remained away from the[he practice field Tuesday, 1 nilssiii}; the seconcond day of workouts for rookOkies ami free agents,, I Daniiv Noonanlan and'Uon Franeis were al:also no-shows Monday, the I • tirsl day ot thee wworkouls, raisiiif’ the irc■ ot l)a»7« Coach Tom Lan* u s e ‘ T i m e5 S - N et ' w s C ll a s s i f i[ i e d s ' d r v a ii d 'l’i’.xSclir;'liram m . lhe cluh president.1. 1 •••Kvery day\ I Ih e y 're o ut, th e y 're luirllng luii the ..keck oul of I llieiiiselves.’' I.ail.amlrv said. '‘This is a v«lu;iluable lim e for the rookies ■U. this week hi'causause it they miss this Ihey’rc’’re going to have lo lake n 1 h a c k se a l lo l liee viv e le r a n s l.amlrv has saisaid Noonan and Francis bolboth have a chnnco lo slart t , for the Cowlioys»ys Ihis season, adding lieL‘ I;believes the holdout was hiirliiii', Noiinan'.an's I'hanees more llian Francis F because Noonan p l a \ s o n Die d e■tensive te r line. "Noonan is iii'lnot I’oinu lo he a nose lackh■kle la s h e w a s in c o llcg e ), Have an oi(d0 plow, tracactor, or any otherc farm so lie has a lot 10loll learn." Landry said. Seliramni saidlid the Couliiiys don'l plan to offer Noonan or Francis equipmentt taking up va/aluable storaage space? aim llicr pemiv loilo r re je c lin f’ th e ir c o n tra c tI oloffers. "We (Ion'l 'pa\ia\ dividends (or rookie draIratl choices lo slay out. of Sell thosise unneeded;d items by usising The c a m p ,’' S i'hrain'iim'm said '•Neither player• wwlll get more or less than wliatwe'v.^dieaieadv ottered them." 1Times-Newss Classifiedss. Let us helpp you plow in Their ahscmene is ihf-’resiill of '•stolllnUng.” a syslem by which ; ' ai’.enls ti \ lo eioeiisiire Iheir player doesn'tri make less lhan pinyers ssibilites! I di alled lu-liimlI IhlIhem, Sehramm said, some extKtra cash-thininl< of the pos j - " W lia t IS hapippeniiii; p i is a j'c iitS a r e iiitsLuiituring ao il will help them next 111 lei-ruilnii;ni|;IbcI'ollcf-eseniors.’ hesasa id .

! G e rm ainy r may lose> di o u b le s y IIAKTF(HU),), ConnI 'A IM B oris Hecke:ker said Tuesday lhe West Cermans will he imdei'iloKs against thec U.S. Davis Cup doubles team ol Unl.ei lI SiSei’iiso and K m Flach thiss w ee k en d . Seguso ami i''laehi''la are cerlain favorites,s, IB e c k c r sa id , ev en ihough they losl in Snmlimday's imal at lhe Volvo TcnnlsT( Ncw Jersey cham- p lo n siilj) 111 I.IV immi' ’.'iiin. J. " l-;v ery l)iu ly■ saiil s;i we wer<’ the outsidersers becausc they were the ------W im hleiiiiti vlinminm]oons-aoil lliey win cveryl:rv lh In g .'-'-B c ck c r.s aid . ‘.'So Ihev have lo he!!■ IIhe favoiili's, Ihal's for■ sisure. They are one of the hesI d o u M cs liMile.ini'' III Ihe vwirld and wcc 1haven't plnyed so many dciiihlcs\el." - : ®3.1.75 per lirine for 7 dcl a y s 'I'he W esl (leerm rn ans are li);litiii); to stayy Iin lhe World Group draw — ------ffiT^t‘tllH-«'tily-heeIteeiiiiM'-ol-.i-liiivis-CHjt-loss)Ss-4o-Spjiin-last-ycar,-and— / e e k r ( ~ — - Ihen univ in a siiii;aiinles match, nol iloul.les, ' ------1if-you-donn’tselHnt"the first w get "We'\V heen11 plavmi:i againsl ^nod lc Sevenlli niund draft pickck Tom Brown, a fullback tro m I’ltlslm i Kh.;li. agreed In Irrms willi thehe .Miami Dolphins of th e' NFI. Tuesday ami returned lo practice aftcifter skipping Jhe flrsl day uf workiiuls een aniom; ,i i;rnup of ilraflcflees absent from the flrsl Brown liad heen ______i nu m b ers: dayof pietramin)-ill); c a m p \Miikiiiil.s M onday, toll free n 'etherr^rovm -saidr-“1------______irniiju-UHJWimn- 35.JeEom & W len(ndell-Goodlng-H Hagerman woi)n!n't have stavedsla oul iiniel' lonner, I'm I'n not in' a position as a 536-2531 sevenlh-roiiml ilra'tl ilr; choice lo miss anyth■thing. I n e e d e d lo b e in 678-255;52 Burley-Ruperert-Paui-Oakley cam p as soon ass |«p o ssiljie .” ‘ford — —j- Because aclualiai Iraiimin camp doesn't bebegin until Thursday, un- 543-464148 Buhl-Castlefc siiUicd players a ai r e a llo w ed In la k e p a rt in the early- workouts.' 326-537!75 Fller-Rogerscson-Hollister Iiiilpl'iins ('o a i'hI Donl)i Shula said he was disnisappointed Monday at the absence of Brown.wn. second-round picks Hickick Graf of Wlsetffisih and Sl Itll Sch\vi;d(!S; ofot Svracu.st* and to'urlh-rouound pick TroV Slradford ___ i>l i^osloii f'ollei’e. W odfioflosday. July 22,5987 Tlmos-1irTNowa^TlnTanoJd^ ■_ Allen Wilson ,.CC 3

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,-here the inns Thc struiru c tu r e .wob allegedly builtlilt and inhabited by “Thi'hat is our job, to make therihcm fuel reliwcd," agrees ; By CLAUDINE CHMAMBERLAIN The two owner;iers arc from California, wh' h a v e bc co m e incrcicrcasingly populor, Collinss s a y s . fo rm e r Goviovemor Frank Gooding andind his brother, Tom, Collin:ins. lj , Timcs-Ncivn wriWr u e s ts a ro e v e n w elco m c too usuae the women’s washer vUler both womomen retired, they dccided1 tthey “did not the owners2rs aay. The two womon later lat found out that _ Cue ns says. While Tom had spentsp most ofhis lifo in thele house,\ but the gov- and dr>'crdt to do laundrj’. • i L ______S H O S H O N E \ day of travelinK in a h o t,, Htuffynt car want to Bit arounc■und a n d do n o th in g ,” C o llin t tne orea,-they-em or lived■ed-Homewhere el«o. Doapilolilo thc false rumors. Thele two women say they huvelive another feature not of- ■' ' flhoulH end with HomoincthiiTg'b'llier thun a amijm inircoId'^sltlnp'Clnrk'.TT‘.‘TTO Inti vcs-in-thc“9hoshon< idcd to keep thc nam e 'Govervemor’s Mansion." feredd by motels at thcir inn., "We"W have a-poltergeist.” ic Collins and M arge Clark,k, Htumblcd .upon1 a tall, green house for salale. “It was a thoy decidc I; : motel room, say Edic C ins. Huys. Hc hides nny sharp ahi objccLs. especinlly in mind, thc two women pupurchased terrible, dirtytnctmess ond we did a lol of worlark on it," Col- ThouBhh ShoshoneS mny not seemTl like1 the mosl suit- Collin I J With thnt belief in •ea and razors, that we leaveiv c o> u t.” ■ an old, two-Htory hous'3U8C in Sho-nhone and trunHfcmformedit lins says, , , , a b le p la c:e e for f a bed and breakfast; inn,in the two owners erand worked ut guests have nO fear, thc0 ghoHtgh haa never bothered j j into a bed and breakfakfast inn. In.-itcad of onee ofc many They purchaacciHcd the house in September an “ideal" location. People2 onor their way to Sun v isito rs . al the Govemoinor’s Man- 15 hours a duy for three months. Thc firatt ccustomer ar- Valley orr Yellowstone^ aco the sign,i^ , residents of the “"y''' :.r •rdenticflJ motf> roomtim/f. frofhl.H jfuest checking in to the Governor’sG» Mansion will____, aion arc treated to thc warmth and relaxation)n of< a ronl rived in April^. , , , . to w n rcconlonimend the inn to relativitivea und local busi- ^ >ne w ith a double bed, one /ith ita original light fixtureso . loaded mn- c a choice of four rooms, one h o m e . Thc houso, with ifercustomcra to the inn. ColCollins says. | een size bed and one wilh as been trans- I a single, one with a queen j ; Thc concept of bedicd nnd brcakfafit inn.s iH relatively rc dows nnd .woodd'paneling p in the walla,- has ) u wami, old- Tho innin provides| a family atmosplisphere for ita guests, twodtdouble-beds. ' •; new to the area, Collinllins Hays. Thc idea haa onlyily recently formed from u di:dirty boarding house into i ik oa much as which is aa featuro1 motels cannot offeDffer. " O u r g u e s ts sny The h e cost for one porson is $50 a night for the larger '! come to Amcrica fromjm Europe, where bed nndt breakfastbi fashioned home.ic. ' “W e tr ie d to m a k e i t look " Havs thcv feel BOho relaxed." Clark enys.. • S o c M A N SIO3 N oc n P a g e C 2 :p inns hove long been a 1 poHRiblelikeitdiddid when it was first built,“ ( River iStreey f fin is aonle and co n l y By NANCY JOYJONES5 coverlcls onon alli beds. The coordlna- - p Timcs-News corrcsponde.■Jent------— tion-even-exlecxlends lo the table linens,------di.shos ;in(}md centerpieces. The KETCHUM - There atare somo bed hallways fcatifeature works of Idaho ar­ and breakfast Inns lhatit are unique, tists that can can be purchased by ad- there are some that anire charming miring guesls.;sls. and there are some lhlhat arc un- t-Each roomoom has a refrigerator forgettable. There is onele In K c tc h u m c o m p lete wilh w ill snacks for midnight Ihol Is all th ree . raidings. Hoi Ilol coffee is available Built for a special Trail 1 Creek upstairs, indand breakfast can be serv- hllislde, the River Streecct Inn feels ed in the robm:ib m s If g u e s ts p re f e r, more like an eagle’s ircircclop aerie. There Is aa bridalb suit available and . Y ou. c a n look oul on ninnlure while weddings fiavehave been held In the lobby languishing in a Japancinesc soaking andonlhcdcc:d eck . I “ tub. or enjoying breakfastasi on a sun- One uniqueIquc family reunion wos n y d e c k . held at lhehe inn last winter wilh Thc River Street Inn Is I: Kelchum/ guests fromm 11 1 different states. For Sun Valley’s only bed antmd breakfast, this kind of of event, whore parlies M f • ' II Is lo c ate d on fllv e r SliSlrect In Ket- rent the whole who Inn, the kitchen Is chum, which Is thc firstst lefl ns you also open to0 thethi guests. t' enler town from the Mo•laglc Valley. However,-. most n of the llmc. Van- Look for'an interesting,;. white, Iwo-. Dorcn docss relgnre in thc food making story structure surrourunded by a and prcscnsentalion orea. Each neai lawn and flowers. b r e a k fa s t Includes In' coffcc. Juice, ______G lnny___Y jn D o re a —_proprielcess^fresh_fruil,..i) p I,..breads .and.perhops..Qn ------manages this 19-month-oi-old business egg dish. Every Eve day she presents a 21, 1905.,Van- different menii mei and oflen decides **'•*•' J' ]*|'' which opened on Dec.,21 Dorcn has been in thec Sun Volley what-to-serveirve by the.prcfcrcnces.of _____ | ' « i i area for 17 years, and hadh thc Idea’ the guests.. Ricotta Ri pancakes, french for Ih is Inn In the b a c k? of ( her mind loasl, hot oatmeal,oali granolo, woffles, for more lhan 10 years.. SheS and sev- dutch oven1 pancakes,pa brioche dough, eral partners, along with wi lhe ar- muffins nd and coffee cakes, arc jusl chltectural expertise of JanetJ Jarvis some of the the items she makes for, and Henry Schwalje, finololly gave the guests, d re a m s lru c lu re tvt'o y ear;irsago. Her kitchen;hen Is open to thc dining There are eight ‘roomsis to let at lhe and loungec area. a Guests can sit In inn. Each room has Itss own( private fronl of a fireplacefirc] and sip coffee be- bath, complete with Japipanesc soak- fore thc breakc a k f a s t s p r e a d , Ing lub and shower. AliII lhe fixtures VanDorenen shareds a "taste” of her are porcelain. IncludlniIng thc door inn wilh the the following variation of knobs. Fresh flower bououqucts greet Sunset magazg a z ln e ’s s tr a ta . the traveler at lhe cnlr;Irancc on the dlnlngtable and in each rorc o m . CHCHEESE E STRATA The inlerior is a quiet, qu restful 1 pound freshfre; asparagus (or two 9 brown with while wallss trimmed In ouncc packagkagcs of frozen asparagus dark wood. Shiny brassss bannisters pieces) flank the windowed stalla irw e lls. D ec- (i slic e s wvhole hol wheat bread orating was coordinatec:ed by Tania butterorma• m a r g a r in e ___ Bauer of San Francisco,:o, who chosc 21.4 cups)s (9 ounces) shredded six different'linen patteterns for the Cheddar rooms wllh .jdown and : duvet • See:eINNonPogeC2 It ; ■ K- Nothincg pretentitious about tlhis old re'ecipe j I m ASmylhe-Sackman lobobby. sounds like somelhing ele doesn't il? Well, il is. Itala lso m e a n s so m e lh in g else. Jo y Jo n es A few years ago, friendid husband U and I wcnl with a tour groj o u p l o s k i im Valley cooking ! In E u ro p e . 11 w as a sm aill ll g ro u p , aboul a dozen couplcs inn all.a We spent lhe tirst weeke k in en jo y a long n g lull n c h a t th e th ird . A nd Switzerland al one ski arcirea and the ihen they wouldwou drag their ski-tired Pecc:ans turn1 daily staaple to blweakfastt treat se co n d w eek In A u slrla nat t a n o th e r. h u s b a n d s offo ff; a f te r d in n e r ( w hich w a s O u r hotels w ere sm a llislish but dean provided l)yby thll e lo u r) lo a n o lh e r a n d ju s t rig h l for sk ie rs.i. . hold lobbyy forfo dessert, 1 breads, thick' And, of course, they supply muchich ter, melted B ru sh loaloaves with melted mar- Fresh baked I Tw o of th e w ives d id nl't ’t ski. Now At)oulamomonth after returning and dark-roostcd neededrd fibf e r lo a n y d id . C in n am o n S u g a r ( reecipe c follows) garine; sprsprinkle with Cinnamon homemade jom ar ) Uiis Is o k ay a s I oflen pla>ay fair- home we receivedrece a letter from one ! lard fore at many Thiss distinctive collection of . S e l a sid e 1. c u p floilour. In large Sugar. Bakelke at 375 degrees for 30 to coffee are standan ! w e a th e r sk ie r and sp e n ddtijcday I . oflhchusbamb a n d s w a n tin g u s to join st Inns, Popular In .pcconI breadb rcclpes demonstratestes bowl, mix' remaining• Iflour, sugar, 35 mlilutes;s or' until done. Remove bed and breokfast i sig h tse e in g o r lounging...However I him ina legal.•gal s u it a g a in st th e to u r iirles, country Inns that wholesome w ahd nutrllious]us pecans, salt and yeasast. In sauce- from pans;>; coolc on w ire ra c k s , Europe for eenlurU rumblings and grumblint:ngs could guide tor notnot providingI bcllcr hotel ng popular In thc breadsIs don’t( have to be heavy andind pan. over low 1heat, heat arc lost becoming soon be heard from thesese g a ls w ho lol>bys. Re eall; ally ! But evcn if . you hearty:y: they can bc heavenly andmd evaporated milk, watciter and <^ .cup CinnamonlOnSucar: 1 • United States. Bu 1 - were dissatisfied wUhwhvh e re w e ------S o n o w aidays d a j thefirst thing,! look — luxury'oM cavlng- healthy, • —margarine-or-butter-r - until - hot- to' — Com bineie2-tablespoons 2 sugar and - ...... don't' have tlie'lu^ l y .------— w ere sta y in g . T hey d id nn't 't Ilke our alisthelobbj»bby. If It Is su p e r eleg a n t, kcnd, there’s no lou c h (125 to 130 d e g rerecs); i stir Into i teaspoon1 groundgi cinnamon. town this weekcr hotel lobby. ^nlious, then I put It in my )u con't pamper IB o n o n a P e c o n B ra id dry mixture. Mix In eeggs, banana abUprelcntlc reason why you Now b efo re this I h a d notm thought notebookunder und Sinylh-Sackman | yourself wtlh a •■Europcan-stylc" “I < M akcs 2 lo a v es a n d eno u g h re s e rv e d flflour to make ■ 60 Mlnulnute Ootmeal Nut Loaf a g r e a t deal about judginiingahotdby label. If il's.'snot. m 1 relax, il’spro- b re a k fa s t. 6 cuips p s a ll-p u rp o se flo u r soft dough. On lightlyly flo u red 'su r- M 1 akes 1 loaf il'slobby.lwasmocelni:itlie bably a place,ace I’ll feel right at home You can turn, lheIt old familiar >/■ cup'u p's u g a r face, knead until ssmooth and 3‘.''4cupsals a ll-p u rp o se flo u r c rc a lu rc co m fo rts a n d wouldwc trade in, staple, homemadeie ;ycosl bread. In- 1 cnppip p c c a n h a lv e s , c h o p p ed • elastic, about 8 toI 10 minutes. icuprollcillcd o a ts lobby floor sp a ce for a goi^ood eatery. Some ofr th thc e b e sl lob b ie s h a v e b e e n to a delicious breakeakfosl treat simp- I teosfo s p o o n sn it C o v e r; Ict r is e 10 mlnut equale piecbs; 2 teaspoon)ons g r a te d o ra n g e p eel bies w ere for seeing a n dd beingt seen. in Londoni lhatlha has four differenl rich In flavor andcl aiadding a crunchy cupup u n d ilu te d e v a p o ra te d m ilkIk shape eoch piece intnto a 15-lnch *,i tcaspoolo o n sa lt To compensate, theseJ galsg would wallpapersrs andai two lavcrs of carpet, texture, pcconsIS enhance the ^ cupup w a te r rope. Braid 3 ropes5 together for I'packagcgo ra p id r is e y e a s t sel out.ln the morning, drd re sse d to ____ .both kindofof r r-aggcdy. but ithad the- - — ; — nutritive -volue-of-of-yeaRt-breads, .^icupup m a rg a r in e or b u tte r ------______e a c h lo a f; . s e a l , endsds.. Piocc-on— i-cuptnilki l k ...... - - - th e n in e s In th e ir fur coat;ats, and warmest,.friendliest frie slaff you could ^ They ore a goodI sosource of protein, 2 eggs,;gs, at room tem perature greased baking sheel.el. Cover; Ict Vi cup’watv a tcr traipse from one holel lo;.0 a n o th e r a sk for. iron. calcium.m. potosslum, icuprip m a s h e d b a n a n a rise In warm draft-frciree place until . 2 teaspoon)ons honey se e k in g th e p e rfec t lobbya y .A c r o is a n t T h e cook)k thlli e re g a v e m e th is re c ip e : . . phosphorous andd Ihe-Bt vitamins^ 2 tabliib le sp o o n s m a rg a r in e o r .but*.'Ut-. ..d o u b lc d jn s lz c ,a b o u tilih o u r ...... 1. • S c e« B B R E A D o n P a g e CG . I a t one, coffee a lth e n e xtt t andI they’d .SecJCc JO N E S on P a g e C2 j

_ B e d aand breeakf ast: fare isin’t somnething3 to slee2p J h r olugh i j ; makes • her with lioineg:negrown chives and fried By MAiUE BIANCO:0 lion. an(and while husband Al is selllnlling breakfast - hercafUfler known as can adviseise guests on local sights and oven, bul when she s, she has two scrapple, alo Newsday th c lablable and serving, Ina Saudcuder B&B — can be as spcpcclacular as a folklore., -'And U’s a pleasant way for favorite wainul waffles, along wllh homemade bran c ooks; anda r deans up the kitchen. fiddlehead fern and ham h omelet or a business'!sswoman lo travel. She docs:ocs waffle Irons going at lhehe same tlipe. qulckbrcad;id aand Irish soda bread, as a homemade nol c lo fall into a motel alone,"le,” ‘The addition of wainul;Ills,” she said, On Ihc tabletab is her tasty rhubarb- People always say{ay '"1 don’t cat Ihls Sue■ Farrington!•’ has the repulatlolllo n a s sim p ly s a tis fy in g a£ ewcd coffee. shesaid. “gives ■ them -a “niccIce crunch.” ginger jam.iin. which she makes front much breakfast atIt lihome’," said Ina of scrvirving unusually large breakfastfasts muffin and freshly brew , owners rely on If thatI b u sin e ssw o m a n h a p p e n s5 to Breakfast Is especiallyy nicc served an old • SeeScottish recipe.. Another Saudcr of Ye Oldee SIShelford House, a at herr Ibed & breakfast. La Posadsada ■ Across llie counlry, c onial antiques, she would ap-op- on a harvest lable In lith e •‘k e e p in g fa v o rile isis fifresh apple slices dipped { b e d & b r e a k fa s t iniClavcrdalc, Cll Calif, do. Chinhimayo, in Chimayo, aboutIt 330 fresh local foods, vetcry oflen from like Coloni , to sel their predate! theI originals thal owneric r- ro o m .” th e ho m e ’s origininal kitchen. in a wholeole wheat pancake batter, 1 Bul U’s bard tolo iresist lhe hand- milcsnp■ np r th o f S a n te F c .. lheir own .gardens, ilh Keyes has used to fumisl:lish Many B&Bs are siluauated in older sauteed andand served with honey or i ------squeezed orange JulJulcci-stfawberrics -1—h-have , a wcek’s.._worlh. .c-Of_ breakfasts aparl fromn diner and res- cook ttulh ‘DFooknnn7clrca~1770rin'OICOld"homes;- Marj— Mooneyey-Gctoff—has-powdered-*™ i“suRnrr‘Actuni}y7^hcy~arc— “ ______still warm from her he Harden patch, rccipcs,us," sho said, “so you donJon't taurant meals. th e R c 3 ‘Bi -Conn. turned her atlccslral fararmhouse Inlo good enoughugh to eat unadorned. 1 seofood-broccoll-bacilacon quichc IiaVc 10'lo'eannc saimrthlng-twice-ce-if ----- ^Arcording-to-PhylHIHs-Feathersonr-M yRiic^ ntry breakfast is served famam - a U iB . A;lk l i e n i w o l dd-Goostrer«k— - NohilHhe-thc-food-aHJA-Bs-ls-aimple ------followed by an asso.ssorlm'ent of warm you con;omc for sevcn days.” In addiddl- author of “Bed and DrBreakfast Guide A counlr I beginning with a fruil sajocijod Guesthouse In Southold,1, Long Island, fare. Thc'he Canterbury Inn In homemade muffinsns or( her blueberry tion lo0 ai chile checsc casserole,, shshe for Ihe United Slatess and Cananda, lty-.style l)( I strawberries, bananas, apap- is. and she’s apl lo sayly ’‘it depends Rochester,T, P Minn., Is thc only one In chccsecoffcccakc. s e r v es s ' frcnch toast stuffed witwith Bewnwta. Puerto KlUco and thc of fresh s; icricans Ilkc lo pics and*'d'Hiwls topped wilh frcshljih ly on w h e re you a re standinjIng." town, and^guesjsj

( C-2 Tlmo3-Nowo, Twin1 Falla,Fa Idaho Wodnosday,..iy ,.Ju ly 2 2 .1987 F a s t aeuk ssyitheiti^ic k e t fo> r^ h is^h o m e m [la k e r ^l u b m e» i m b e r I ^ ioon lemcin ju k e lel- (or use pieccs Stir unlll smoolh. Pourur Inlo greas- 1 tablespoon .B y JO A N B E A N in th e m(membership has an answer.or. In a double bo)lel jcs Dream Whip, prepared al microwave) mell: G ra te d cch' h e e se ed 9xI3-lnch pan.'.Bake at 350 degrees 3 packages ------Timcs-Ncws corrcsponcondent j _she.says-‘.•s-“ Wc.gQ-lo-Uie.untv.crslty^nt. a c c o rd in g toto ppackage directions /III ■ I pound— chccs(!—— t she— uses ------L iu c . L_3xl3-inch pan nr largeg e fo r 35 to 40 m in u te s. ------.* Mo.scow,k’, ;and got somebody thal will ------1 a n g el foodo o d c a k P — ------^------dy Vclvccta^, with ' ■ c a sse ro le dish d with^thc-com -tor--3r-— Thcfrostlng:------TWIN FALLS - FasFast ahd easy Is show uss howIn to do whatever anybody . Dissolve■ gelatin'in ge i tablespoons ng- -One. .ItS-ounce___ can a r chopped . tlllas,.MixX thet chicken or turkey, thehe P/;cunssuRar the cooklng-.Rtylc.-iuden[lennJiIcnderwall-wnntiv^io_i :o •- soups, onioilions and''chiHs;’'PourniairQTT rsm 'allcan evaporaled i ------coldnvaler-A( saya she prefers, And.nd. alUiQURh sh e .fu rn itu rerc or anythln'u in conkingjilLor iomatoes ~ ‘apple.- pineapple iulce, , , drained Uie mixlii'rture "oh lop of the tortillas,IS. '.a c u p m a r g a r in e '——------. A dd pineapF has aboul 50 cookbook:)oks, she usually sewing, oro r fa m ily life o r ho u sin g . I.A cup choppe'dchlllsTtr alt -and lemon—juiccrr cn • Break up a head of letluccIc Into a Sprinkle cheese ch on thal. Add more're Combine above ingreircdlcnts, and suBafr c a n lln d r c c ip c s in a hhurry, u r teo. ' AllhouglUfih 't h r c e nt h e r c h iid ren e-.-.willl it js p a rtly conr lorlillas. Pour Po the rest of Uic turkeyey cook unlll boiling. Cook, , o r o b o u l 2 “ I kn o w w h a l booksoks Ihey'rc in." have renteachcd. maturity, remainingng largebowl.Add:' cn.^old In two packages of .- ps (she uses or chickencn mixture over tortillas,IS. m in u te s. A dd: she says. "Then when wl I make at homeic is 12-year-old Amle, whoho 1 bag of corn chips Dream Whip, Break angd ; Sprinkle chccheese on that. Add anotherer cup raisins prepared Dre; somcthlnc, nnd wc likeIke it. I write the helps wil.vith some of the cooking,lg. Fritos) Into blte-slze pieces. Put a e s 1 to m a to , cutJrito chunfcn k s , la y e r o f totortillas. Sprinkle cheesese 1 cup coconut u- food cakc Into name of ll and the pagepaj number In Mendenhallmll says her daughter'likes lhe cake in the boltom of • md the cheese over top., BakeU at 350 degrees foro r '.A c u p n u ts handful of lhc • front of the book, right rig Inside lhe to fix easy eai things, tike spaghetti,tl. A dd m e a l m ix tu re an< a b o u t 30-3515 nm inutes. '•j te asp o o n v a n illa , oDr r 1 teaspoon a 9xl3-lnch1 papan. Bc sure to cover en -. cover. Tha{ way,,y, I u su n lly m a ca ro nnl i nnd cheese and simplelie mixture, and toss. imitationvanllla tire bottom,rh. Add gelatin mlicturc., rem em ber.’’ c a k e s andnd cookies, 1 layer of cake, and a layer • the family gets together, or “1 usually serve frenclich bread wilh Here's a quick-to fix dessert, to Ice th e c a k c w h ile 11 Is slstill warm. Then add a laj Mendenhall says eveeven though she When lh am mixture. Do this about . ly is coming. Mendenhallall il." Mendenhall says. ""But, usually top off one on< of her speedy mainlin ot the crcam doesn't wont to spendnd a lol of time company 2s. Refrigerate overnight, taco salad Is a quick, ensysy nobody Is hungry." dish e s. Next. Is a cool summmer dessert, three limes. wlth'U, she docs enjoyoy cooking. And, finds a ta c serving, prepare the res-; oing olher things .'dlslUoput)Ut to g e th e r. For a quick, but good;1 way^ to serve which she says she has1 s e rv e d a lot J u s l b e fo re sc she adds, she hkes doln. SAN’S PINEAPPLE birthdays, maining pack:ackage of Dream Whip anti.- ;h a s g a rd e n in g . leftover turkey or chick:ken. she sug- SUSA for her children's for her family; such : CAKE favorite blr- cover top of ccake. Cul into squares,,: :1 sew in g . TA CO SA L A D ■ g e st.a h ls rcc ip e. "bccausc it's my kid’s fi canning, freezlnfj nnd se a n d se rv e . Is th e E x ten sio n S e r v e s n b o u t12 C om binc:e : ...... thdaycake." • She says she finds t lour of which she is t‘v pounlundshnmburger M EX IC A N c a s sE e R: O L E ^ ■ 2 c u p s flou Homemakers’ Club, of u g a r SNOWBALL CAI ildcnt,- a helpful 1‘-.. cups:ps on ion, c hopped About 3. cups choppcdcd chlciicn or 2copssugi the stale vicc preside 2 teaspoonions soda .- 2 packages untlavoredgiBolaliu Ttie Bs e i ^ y PflTCtt resource for answers;rs to questions I’vcups:ps green peppers, chopped tu rk ey on soup '-'j teaspooioon sa lt 1 cup drained, crushed1 ppineapple aboul various aspects:ls of the homc I budI garlicg. or garlic powder, to 2 cn n s c rc n m o t chicken room soup Add; 1 c u p p in e a p p le Julcc arts. iMemberfi of the seven local lasle 2 c a n s c rc a m o,f inu sh ro F resl5sh BERRIES Ism all can chopped grt're e n c h ills O ne 2 poun)und can crushed pineapplee Icupsugar berries. Hucklcbcrrlcs, clubs help' cach olhether by shnring 1 tcaspoipoon '.•hill p ow der I3luct>crr a Ismall onion, choppedd ,< 2 eggs teaspoon salt (she usesu '/j leas- BlnckbcrriKn1ca.Mcir1onbcTrtc3 & th e ir ta le n ts . Brow nn aliove ingredients In a lllas, lorn Intoij 1 teaspoonlon vanilla . poon) Boyocnbcrrlcs . :.. When a question ariserises, and no onc skillet. Ad(Add sn lt. to taste.. 1 package corn torlilh Be FTIESHa n RASPBERRIES J \ ' ______C O M INr o G AOAIN / IN A U OU ST ^ % ______- Inn---- - Call 543-543-4660 Evonlngs for . Jones^ inlomiformollon to ordor o o b , • Continued from)m ]Page Cl . 5-lominullu le s by h a n d o r do u g h hook, • C o n tin u ed fro m P la g e C l B a k e In1 a 375 degree oven for 35 eight squares, forengllsh muffins. YouYou’ll need a 3 to Greascise a large bowl and placc serves a basket of muflUffins, and a minutes orir iunlll a toothpick Inserteded VanDorcn topped hchers with a 5-inchroundcutterora)r a muffin cut- dough inn It tn re st- C o v e r dough w ithI—__ b lu e b e rry sw irl coffee cal>a k e .. In c e n te r corc o m cs o u t c le a n . dollop of sour cream an(md a sprig of le r. Y ou c a n m a k e yo) u r r o w n b y a sh e e l oof f 'wax paper and a slightly M akesD) scs e rv in g s . — :------fresh—herbfi,—Along—wilvilh—thk-sho removing the top andf bottombo from a damp dishIsh towel. Set dough aside forr BLUEBERRYSHJWIRL 1 cup cocoarsely chopped cookeded tu n a c a n . T h e s e a r e cruT u i n c h le r th a n . 1 '-j h o u rs:s no r u n lil d ouble in bulk. C O F F E E CAK:K E ham mosl. bul delicious wi(b■ilh m e lte d b u t- U sing; youryci knuckles, punch the -:i c u p e a c h b u tte r o r m a rg a rin e 5 eg g s te r a n d honey. dough dowown two or three lim es to a n d su g a r 2 lablespo(poons Instant minced onion flallcruoutlut In bowl. Using your handss - 2 cups unsifted all purpcpose flour .v, teaspoipoon each Worceslprshire W hole G ra inI or rollinglg Fpin. roll dough Intoarec- 2 te asp o o n s ba k in g powi . a n d d ry mlu u s s ta rd English MuffinsIns tangularsir shape about Inch thick, 1/2 teaspoon each sala ll. so d a a n d i/, leapoonDon cach garlic powder and l ^ c u p w a rm w a teT r (80(( to 100 C utdougfigfi Into c lrc lc s :i to ^ In ch cs In’ c in n am o n sa lt d e g re e s) d ia m e te;r. r. ' 1 teaspoon nutmeg d a sh of c aja y e n n e p e p p e r 2 e n v e lo p e s d ry y e a s t S prinklekle cornmcal lightly over sur-r- - eggs P 'lc u p sim m llk .-3 c u p b u tte rm ilk Vl c u p w h e n l g e rm face of n\ b;b a k in g s h e e t. iM ace c irc le s R e m o v e’ Itough ends from fresh. 2 tablespoons lioney lg sheet, spaccd an Inch 'u cup frozen raspbcrrlcrics asparaguss : and cut diagonally inlo <3 y. onbnking: 10 CERTIIFICATION TRAIAINIKG slivercd.alrtonds 2 teaspoons sail (orlc; a p a r l. Set e t; aside toranolher-15 one Inch plcccs. pl Drop into boiling3g In a-large -bo\vl, crca c u p d r y m ilk ■ m in u te s; In a n o th e r p la c e lo r is e ' cam together oailod wateiller to cover; cook rapidlyly butter and sugar. Add '•.•cup ro lle d o a ts again andid doublei in bulk. The dough ^'1 cup of the jusl until teitender — about 4 minutes.!S. - W H E N : JJULY l 27&29 • Hi cups whole wheal I flour and blend unlll mixilxture rcsem- prain and s •““■“y should lict>e c o v e re d to r h c st re su lts J set aside. If using frozen W H E R E : 2h2N D F L O O R 2^ c u p s w h o le p u rp o s blescrumbs. » . a s p a ra g u ss ccook as dircctcd on lhe p o se Iio u r w ilh ;i l[(4hg h tly g re a s e d sh e e l of w ax- CONFERENCECt ROOM ’ . . — b u lte r o r m a rg a r inIC e toU g r e a s e tliQ , c d p a p tr. f . ,greased side against mut- R e m o v e cup fo r litopping, and package. bowl fin. r e se rv e . T rim c:rusl ru from bread. Butterer TIME: 8:18:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Vicupcornmeal 4.'i m Inutc's careful ty rem oveI To the remaining cruiumb mixture, sllccs llghtihtly and sll Into a Ughty • C O S T : $1$ 1 0 .0 0 P r e h e a i m ix in g bowwi U by Idling ic r a n d s p rln k le {iJ lltle c o rn _ add baking power, saltlit, soda, cin- buttered -7-I-7-by-H-inch baking dish. hot (ap w ater sland inn il11 lo r a few er muffins. . lnamoc.-nutmog.,and eggggs. Beat untilSprinkle_P-.;1‘v c u p s o f th e c h c e s e o ver e r REGISTRATION: CCalij the Volunteer Directorto r ______- -minutes, then pdur outut water.w P ul ...... - - — 5 l '/4 cup flour the bread1 slslices. Top with ham' andid ■ ’ ■ ■ ...... ’ aa t t 7 3 7 - 2 0 0 6 ------:i griddle or elcdcic try^pan smoolh. Add remaining 1 the 1^ cup w ater intoD bowlbo and Heatngi s pieces In even layers. igrees a'ndplaceafew muf- alternately with buttern"rm llk . b e a tin g ‘a s p a ra g u s pl s p r in k le y e a s t o v e r surf;u r fa c c of w a te r . to27.')degr st until blend- In a bovDOwi. s ti r to g e th e r e g g:s. s, le ite d surfiicor F r y e a c h • ...... afler-enclt-addition'Jusl ------Onee-yeasl-ls-foamy.filliRllr-ln-w heat—...... f in s o n h e i n a greased onion, mumustard. Worcestershire,■e, 'o r 0 m in u te s p ur s ia c , th e n ed. Spread batter in germ, honey, sail, powd'■wdcredmilk. muffin for pan. salt, garlicc Fpowder and cayenne. Add '. s q u a re o r round b a k in g pi Ions are designed to give participants the rolled oats, whole wheatcat flour andl turn andJ tr try o th e r sid e for six • beat together unlll mlx-X- The two-day sesslo Drop teaspoons ot thee berries over ^ ) understand the Im- cup of all purpose flour.ur. • minutes, I vcil blended. Pour evenlyly knowledge to'handlidie em ergencies and to ur the top ottlhe batter.. C( u t th ro u g h ^ wei Using electric beater,er, beat the Makes):s)f)-lK muffins. i red Ingredients. Cover andid portance of the respcponsibillty of baby-sitting.0 - with a knlie lo marblele the berries °''fr layerct b a tte r fo r 5 m in u lc s aitm ln : o d iu m . ^PORTUNITY Ihrough the cake. Woi'ork reserved refrigera ;ce for at least 8 hours o or r B A B Y S I TTING n IS A C AREER OPPO s p e e d . [, mixture between the finingers until It over night, FOR ALL YYOUTHS 11 Y E A R S ANDND OLDERI______Now add rem aining 1^ cup flour lo NancyV J'Joy Joncs wvlconicscom' uncovered. In 350 degree >0 resembles coarse crumimbs. Sprinkle Bake. un( bailer, mix ilin with woodenwo( spoon mvnls on•n rrccipcs. Her address Is 1020 o v e r top o t b a tte r w llh ailmonds ln oven for 30 m in u te s. T o p w ith thtie e ------ordouKh hook. KneadJthe tli dough for ISlrcvt.lt.. lUipcrl. umo. r e m a in in g? •■'1^ cup chcese, Bake for an addltlonal-Ul-lO-mlnulcs-oiuinllLccnlcr_ c r _ lagic Valley strata appeipears firm when dish is gently shathaken. Let stand for 5 L V Fteegional tVledicical Center MansUIon------minutes beibefore culling Into six to • Continued fromim IP a g e C l D rcakkfaal fn begins with a plale of china, the main coursec can( bc nny* ro o m s a n d S-tO forfor the smuller, seasonidil f ru i t w ilh s a u c c . cofTce,L-, thing from bncon an'md cgga to Each extra person is8 clchargcd S5, As ton or hot hoi cocoa and juice. Grape--I-— Frcnch toast made with:h thick sliccs ro of Frcnch bread. A choici ia the.custom with bebed nnd break- fruit juiceice, tonmto juice and V-8 are 'ice of chccse, iH. mushroom or herb omch faat inna, breakfast,ist. is included aorvcd. In Ii the summer months, clettca is nlao n- available. w ith the price of a roonoom. pineapple,ale. strawberries and canta- m a Clark and Colllnalina osk their loupe ireare available. Sauce for thele Clark, who does most mi of tho ___ gucats’ the night bofor;fore what they fruit is madema with one tablespoon of;>f cooking, doea not claimn tot have nny A ft I jr -■sccrct" recipes for brenl'.nkfaat. "It ia flB ' would like for breakjnkfast nnd nt -brown sugarsu| and one cup of sour just regular breakfastit food,” s h e w hat time. Just nboutlOUt n n v th in g is c re a m . a v a iio b le . th e y Hiiy. ‘ S e rv erd d on( eic-Kant. blue and whitetc sn y s. MASD>ONEIFOR CMEAM!SODAI.

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W ednosday,ly. July 22,1987 Tlmes-New:le w s. Twin Falla. Idaho C-3 Fare— enmgtlhm ___ ,• Conllnued fromn PPage 01 ~ Spoon mimixture Into a buttered 0->- 1 cupmllk - • 'l- Garde ”U*a'"is'iiurvcdTfu(hee parlorp featur- by-13-iiichh pan and sprmkle wilhh 2 o u n c cs b u lle r - , ■ ' Ing w h ite w in e a n d a n assortment a of topping. DaBake in 35ft-dcgrcc oven forr additional butter and mala p le sy ru p ____ hors d’ocuvrc nibbles.s. Therc.is1 also 55 to (JO jnljnlnulcs. Allow lo stand 155 Place eggs, flour andd milk' in a ^ — Ica, If y o u r e a lly w a n t it.it, theyi said. minutes b(b e fo re c u ttin g . M a k e s 122 blender1 and proccss al higIgh speed for | *es need[ ]periodie:deep wacatering ^n nearby Stillwater,r,-Mlna Driscoll servings. 1 mlnule. Place buller irin a 10-lnch near the ou(cDutcPv^branches nnd al-_ ■ — eorv'cs -brcakfaBt- on fthe-porch^by—f th ------. . . L- .- ; cast-iron Bkillcl and putt 111 In a 425-. -. netneed a' periodic deeper' the fircplacc In lhe parkirlor room or, if MORNIN(ING GLORIOUS MUFFINS degree ( oven until butter starts •» wutcrinf than th they normally re- lowed to .riinun for\HDveral hours. I ; • Allen lum .the sprinkler spr hose up.side -guests prefer,-they canan have It serv-______— _____ - Iburn. -Pour-in. batter, SS?,an k , ccive fromI lawn111 Hprinkling. rnlhules. Serve with addiIditional but- ...u • u ( W ilsor ------.d o w n so th e ni ,e area covcred is only a ...... - cd In hod. A psvchotherh e ra p is t by pro- 2 c u p s all-all-purpose'tlour' i :h treea have Bhallow. I g ra n u la te d s u g a r Iler and maple syrup. Mlakesq: 2 serv- Although w id e. ' ‘ ' j . " fession, Driscoll said1 operating o the iV^cupgr rooLH, th o y alttoi have rooLu nt two- •'T.iX . Intermt-lountain B&B Is h e r th e ra p y . 2 le a sp ooons o i cinnamon 1Ings. and three3 (feel depth.4. To reach •At D risco lls- fo r Guests, G "each 2teaspooioons b a k in g so d a ning shrubs maymay also need periodic ' SE thcso dcope)p e r root.H. a lo n g e r o r ^ -breakfast begins wllwith whipped l^cupssIS sh re d d e d c a rro ts CHILE CHEESE deeper wateritfiring. Howovor. shrubs E deeper wuttatering is needed nboutt orange juice, a coir:ombination of L',icupscIS ch o p p ed a p p le s CASSEROLE growing nearbar buildings'ofton got ud-. three or four weeks dur- ; - orange julco-and crecream that is —^i-cupcoccoconut oncc everyi tl • in d iv id u a lly . equntfl wateriter. Sprinklers which almosl a milk shake.i. 1Then a fresh ',‘r cup cch( h o p p ed p e c a n s • 4 e g g s ; in n H u m mer e r: and early fall, Tree roots are concentritratcd near bounce off tho building can double frijit compote loppedid with freshly 3eggs, bcb e a te n ',:i cup all-purpose (lourr Onc hulffofone 0 inch of water will the outer edge of the brannnchra. The it „of water received in whipped cream and anin a s s o rtm e n t o f I c u p vegiegetableoil teaspoon baking powd pcnelruto th e .six in c h e s neceH sary/ important area to soak is>“ " thut nrcu. HovHowever, shrubs on the quick breads such as carrot cake ileaspooilOon v a n illa Vl te a sp o o n s a lt fo r lu w n s ,, flowera,fl vegeUibicH andi side and a foot outsideI. thf outer nnd wcatv e s t sid e s a ls o receiv e cx- with crcam cheesic ese lopping, ’.'j le asppoon o t sa il 1 teaspoon dry m uslard other Bhallallow-rooted plants. Tou branches. This cnn be acciccompl.slic-d rcncctcd;d heat,t Chcck tho soil ledium bowl combine flour,r, 1 cup cottage cheese J by moving a ho.so wilhlh n M-iitor „ ,1,0 banana-chocolalc chip,Ip, zucchini or In a mec iack chocsc, re‘'*thclwtwo , foot level, at lea.st two shovel to determine Irish onlmeai. Guestssts have Ihelr sugar, cinninnamon and baking soda. Inn 1 cup Monterey Jac inches of waiivater is needed. On heavy.• breaker or no nozzle slow,wly nround choice of fresh-vegetabtables-from-lhe- a separalelie bowl toss logelhcr car-r- shredded i, four inches mny bei; the tree. If you turn thehe pressure cy ham-splnach rols. applepies, coconut and pecans.s. 1 cup Cheddar checse, shshredded ''“y . 1 nrc the most commonly giirden omeiels. turkey marearinc, ncccsaary.. You cnn apply moree down to a trickle, the, hchone can he .Junipers an ;gs, oil, vanilla and sail. AddId c u p b u lle r o r q u ic h e o r str a w b e rr y wa:waffles. Stir in eggs w a t e r b y simplyhu letting the Bprin-I- laid down for a few mirlinutes and _• used shrubrub for foundation rite in Missouri, dry ingrediedlents and blend. Fill muf-f- m elted •Waffles are a favorite ;rcen chiles kler run four foi times as lonK nearr moved around pcriodiciically while ' plantings. SiiSince they are quito ewood B&B in tin lins Va (tull. Bake 18 lo 20 minutes;s 4-ounce c a n ch o p p ed g re tbo. At -the Ramb1ew< ;al eggs. Add trees once; a am onth. Ifyou hnvo ftev-- y o u n rc out-sidc wiiA'ith other drought tolenjlerant, thoy need less • Massey serves in a 375-dc|degree oven. Makes 12 muf-f- In a medium bowl beai Camdenttjn,- Mary Ma r, salt and crul trees (jrowlng(jr nenr each other, ncti%Tticfl. w a t e r t h a ni-Home sc other plants- breakfast in a cozy/ rroom ott the fins, flour, baking powder, Blend in cot- thia may be b the best procedure,J. . The easiest method iis w ith a kitchen or, weather pcpermitting, on mustard and beat well. B 7x()H and Cheddar However, widelyw: spaced trees mayy soaker - hose or sprinknkler hose. Alh-n Wilmii {cac/ifs /lordailriin- I h e d e c k . WAW ALNUT W A F F L E S lage. Monlerey Jack at liles. M ixlure. be watered•d mi o re etT icientiy if d o n eJ These can be curled arourund the tree ut Rieka Colli'u>lh-KC. .For Ihose who thinkink h e r B elgian cheeses, butter and chili into a lightly waffles with strawberre rr ie s , rasp o e r* 2 c u p s aall ll-p u rp o se flo u r , will be 'lumpy. Spoon in e or six indl- ______ries and whipped crecream are too 2teaspooloonsbakingpowder greased G-cup casserole d bake at 350 f. . ■ s\i'cet. she puls logelhei[her ham slices, - teaspoiip o o n sa lt vidual 1-cup dishes and M agic ValleyV ^ riules. or until biscuits and gravy.. (or serves a 1 lablespispoon granulated sugar degrees tor 25 lo 35 minu [op is nicely \ s a u s a g e a n d c h e e seI c;casserole and cup choppedchi walnuts center Is tirm and toj >a11 Regionalal Medical Ceenter morning-glorious mufiluffins. Massey 3 eggs,.s sc e p a r a te d bro w n ed . takos’special care beeaccause shc-llKcs— G tablcs-pis'poons melted butter-:------R H U B A R B C IN G EERJAM l Ih in g s to look nice. I'/jC U pSf)s m lJk • She a d m its “ I c a n ’tt p;pass up pretly whippedcd cream, butler and maplele f) p o u n d s ol rh u b a rb . dishes, and I always5 etenjoyed enter- syrup lg 5 po u n d s g ra n u la te d sug twining, I am nol a can:areer woman." l.in a bowlbo combine flour, baking u g a r Fin, t got easierr s, pound crystalized glginger, cut in i 11nding i a phyysician just s h e s a id . p o w d er, salt, s; sugar and walnuts, ,*.0n the olher hand, TeiTerry Price has blending[With wi a whisk. -sm all pieces lie V a lle y R e g io n a l Medical M Center’s ne-ew Physicians Direct(iCtory lists ;g graled rind of 1 lemon M agic found a new career,er. Instead ot 2.1n a separatese bowl beat the egg te l.Cut rhubarb inlo l-i1-inch pieces. th© 8737 physicians and dentistsde on our prese>ent m edical staff. ratchanlcal engineeringing, he now does yolks. Stir[ir in buller and milk. Make e- T h e re sh o u ld b e 24 c u p s, lhe cooking at the Edg(dgecombe-Coles a hole in1 lhelh center ot the dry Ingre- F o ryy o o u r f r e e c o p y , fill out o i and return the co:oupon below. e- 2.Pul rhubarb inlo a preserving ■' House In Camden. Mairlaine. Brcaktasl dients andnd pour In the liquid ingre- n- kettle In allernale iayci,icrs with the “ “ “ is served in the dininggroom rc on a long dients. stiritirring until barely combin- sugar. Covcr and allowV ito slaiid for c h e rry ta b le th a l s c a tss iK 2 . ed. ime tiddleheads 3.Beat egg ei whiles unlil stiff; butlit '24 h o u rs. T h e s u g a r sh oould i be liquid Nl Q m ; During the short timi ook tor a (ew IN alllTie ______are in season, he corcombines them not dry, GentlyGi fold into'batter until';il • by this time. H nol, coo c-^ minutes lo liquefy lhe sug with ham for omeielsels served with just blendeidcd. Bake In waffle iron ac- ^ ^ , Mailiail to : dll bake Dulch cording lo lo manutacturel-'s instruc-c- 3.Scoop .^ut rhubarbI 'with slotted* Q + rfil ------.C omammunlty r Relations...... homefries. Or he will othe liquid in e e t ______i__ ’crs) and douse tlons. Ser\ervc with whipped cream,n. spoon and set aside. To i aglcValley Regional i . babies (giant popovers d ginger with r^aglc them with local maplele ssyrup, adding butter andind maple syrup. Makes G the pan add crystalized Medical Center 1 briskly for 30 O ltV ______- M ei link sausages and fresresh eggs from waffles. graled lemon rind. Boi! b / & S ta te ____ minulcs. Add lhe rhubailarb and sim- ■' P .O0 . Boxi 409 nearby farms. m e r 30 m in u le s. ______Twinvin 1Palls, ID 83303-0409 Another favorite iis amaretto.. IDUTCH BABIES 4,Remove (rom heat.3t. pour .into Z ip _ ------french-toasl,_grilled_li^ In hiitlpr nnH ' ’ ’ sCeni(rglaiit;es.-and-5ealrlr M a k es 16-0“ ~ :— served with maple synsyrup. His wife, -Jeggs ounce je lly g la sse s. Louise, docs most ofIf tthe baking - 1 cup flouio u r. oal-bran muffins with'ith a p p le s a n d ' spice, Downcast molas:lasses cake and . banana bread. B&Bs are nol exclu;elusive to rural areas. "1 could be bobooked all the V \\ ; Dimitri whose time,” said Valerie D ■ s r ^ A^America's F a w r i tite f Store “European country”” ;apartment is / on the Uppor East SidSide of Manhat- VrA. in n . ■ Dlmilrl sets her bnbreakfast table j with china, silver andnd : linen napkins — -ike.: ___ and_Hkcs.to_start brc:ireakfast with a / ___ warm Irult compote bnon chilly days or qhilled canlalope, stra'IrawberFies and \o .\ O N S AALE l grapes on hot summerTier days. Occa-' WEDNESDAY,V, JULY 22 ^ sionally she"W lirrix'a’h.a’ham-and-Swiss / y / \ \ ' chcese quiche bul saidiaid, "I find my t(V \ THROU(UGH I guests-are nol inloIto hot, heavy lK \ ' ; breakfasts," SATURDAY,., JULY 25 . : Here is a samplingng ot breakfast / « : recipes from the B&Bs:Js: S i s m BLUEBERRIES ANIIND CHEESE f[ f l C O F F E E CAICAKE (or topping: : '/t cup all-purpose floulo u r \ f T \ I -.- IL " " 1-3 c u p firm ly p a c k eed d brownI sugar \ rj 1 teaspoon cinnamonjn 'M cup cold bullcr, cul inlo pieces X ‘•j cup chppped walnut„ « ,s | | | | » for c ak e : Sc'ips all-purpose flouflour ■ _ i l l ! I • 4teaspowisbakhig-po'■powder s i i i — r i p i i l i 1 teaspoon salt I; 1 cup granulated sugaag ar l K \ 3 eg g s, lig h tly b e a leen n i c u p so u r c re a m ^ ^ ' li-cup buller, melted01 I ’ I 2-3 c u p m ilk 1 teaspoon (resh gratea te d le m o n peel V \ \ « ounces cream chc(iheese cut. In '-i!- / ^ j ] ^ (^C^TURY MARK ------( C ^ T U R Y!Y M A R l T v i l ^ f ^ inch cubes 8 r v ^ - ;r r ‘lLc..v rC ^T U R YY rMARK v O /^ ( ------Woiianly on WonS°on°y on ______l ’i c u p s b lu e b e r rie:s s \ ------CoCobin»1 - _Lln a small bowlI c(combine^tlour, \ brown sugar and cinninnamon. Cut in butler wilh finger lipsLips. 2 k n iv e s o r : paslry blender. StirIr in nuts. Set / ^ $ 2 , i s 5 • a sid e . » 3 2 8 3 I : 2.In a medium bowlvl ccombine flour, \QQ 2 9 8 _;_haking powder. sjjII anand sugar. In a____ — 1/3H P,2-Spe< lit-J/3 HP, 2 -SSpeedWindowf / iiJnit___1/2 HP,,2-Speed Windodow Unit M ___ • sccond bowl conibiriclirid’eggs, sbiir f eed Window Uni octorv • Detacheled duel • Grille • 2-speeDeed foctorv / A] ■ cream, milk and butbutter. Combine • D o l o c h e d d u c t ••’ GGfille • 2-speed foctorviry • Detached ductict • Gliiie •'2-speed ioc d-olf • installed minotor • Pump • Root • Bieed-olfB • ki'X ngredlents wllh IK \ installed m olor • Pumjm p • Float • Bleed-o(( • insloiied moioi • 1Pum p • Float • Bieed-c ; dry and liquid ingr ; C o r d • Plu.lug • Internal v/inng/conlonifois V. \ ; lemon peel, creamm checse and - Cord • Plug • Internernol w iring/controls Cord • Plug • Internalinti w iring/conlrois '- b lu e b e rrie s, s tirr in g5 uiuntil just com- i b ined. ______

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In large bowl,, — Meet for advanced aqu ning flour,' oats.'-pecan—— Falin, or iiialli'd. to:: The 1 Times- M c e t« _ aat i noon nt. the DeaconI hvlcrinn1 Church, 209 KifliahAvc. N. Filor Soni3 n lo r C i t i z e n s qujirc danc- mix remalniri| nge-peel, sall-and-yeast. litniiranl^ ‘ 'T w in Fnlls M onday B r i d g e D in n o r aa t in o o n a t th e F i le r S e n io r iing at 7-p;mrand beginnenera ut 8;30 piecc.^,-oninge- News. Dox 5-!8. fw in1 FFalla BlueH Rcsu in. ov.er low hcat,-hcat . •f/t J o r o m1C o K i w a n i s C l u b ...... M eets nt 1 p.m.-nt the-!e-MagicVal. Haven. p.m.. at the Catholic Pu^uribh Hull. In saucepan...... The di'iidliiii; each week itt Mondoy ', honey and m arijarlne or nTian.' '“M eetfl'atnt noon“at tbe-Chinft Vll-• ley1 Bridge-Conter on. Fallit-Ave.--I __ G lc n n a EFjiXry i S e n i o r C i t i z e n s I216 2nd Avc. East in Jeroirome.-_ — milk, water, ho lit noon nt the Three Is- Magichords- BnJnrbershop buller until[ hoiho to louch (125 to 130 ' W E D N E SIDAY D / lage Rcatauta u ra n t. iacross from the Collcge ofSouthomof Dinner at land.SchiorCirCenter. “ adl minulcs. Street and Shoshone St. E surface, knoaa E m n t l o n n A n o n y mnous o i Stop Lis. i g h t C l u b . Meets at 7:30 p.m. nt tho First Cghtcr. Roll doughIgh into 13x9-lnch rcc-, Prosbyterinn Church,- A Huppurt proup forir peoplej with A diet clucluh, thi.s group ineetJi a ll: 1 209 Fiah Goodingg Alcoholics Anony- . ___Singles Squnro Panelicing tanj-le. Roll1 up Irom short side as for • nt tho'senior conter in1 A ve. N. tM notionnl Htrc.sH o r tu•urm r t oil. m e e ts 3 0 p .m . ni i m o u s Meets at 8 p.m. al •2TG 21 5F?SH H ~lo»>’~rcin rsccat-scanrrand-enda. ai- Placc • W ondell Sonlor Citiz. at,7 p.m. in Room 113 oTofthe CoHeKC Hagcrmnn.in. izens Meetfl ntit i8 p.m. nt tho Walker ^Ave. E. in Jerom e. on ( i r e a s el-haking-shcclt:zfiallen:: d . d — Fnlls Chapter Crcdit-;- IMnner nt noon nt the » form oval. Cover; place., of^outhcm Idnlio D c.hctuTinuildinR.I Twin F - C e n tc r. Shoshono Chamberr o f C o m . iiliijhtly 10 ron T iler Senior Cilizonionn "\VomcnIniIntomotional .teron t W cstAve. A. large shallowaw pan on counler; half- ustmastcr’s Goodingg CO p t i m i s t C l u b >m o r o o lllng water. Place baklngj M eet nt noon for quilt.liltinK, handi- M cctut.iit .7:30 n.m. in the hnnquel I.B. Perrine Toas Meets at; mnoon nt the Lincoln Inn. Meetfl at noon at Ruthyhy’s Romau-iiyBUOHiau p.,pan; lel dough rise 20' cniflH nnd a potluck diaaerdin at the room nt tliehe Depot Grill. •C T ub n l C h in a G o o d i ng £S o n l o r C i t i z e n s >rant at Mt, View Lancs. Filer Senior Haven. T w i n Fri:Prills K iw anis Club Mcoly at 7 p.m. i m in u te s. D in n e r aat t noon nt the senior Make :i diagiliagonal slashes on top of' G o o tlin K S e n i o r C iti:itizcns Meem atat inoon.nt the Turf Club. {Jnrdens, ( Twin Fnlls. S w o o t A d e l i n e s c e n tc r. with bealen egg. Bake at- it the Hcnior Wcndcll[>ll L i o n e s s C l u b The women's barborshiihop Binsors lo?l. trusli wll Dinner at noon nt I T U E S D A YY H a g c r ml a i n S e n i o r C i t i z e n s ^ fo r 20 to 25 m in u lc s or.> ■ M cc Im at a t members’ homes; cnil meet at 7:30 p.m. nl1 the Fir»t tlcfirccs (o c e n te r, Buhl D uplicnto Bridfidgo Club BreakfastHt Ifrom 9 a.m. to noon at ^ , Remove from baking. Goo«Hn«TOPSNo.2>.251 536-GG9Gfot for information. United Mcthodiat Chujurch. 2C0 i Pairs* (tiny hcginfl nt 7:307: p.m. nt the senior ccer e n tc r. t ...... sheet..coot1 oton wire rock. Drlzzle,- at the senior F R ID A Y Shoshono Sl. E., Twin Fa! M c c tu a t G:30 p^iri. a t L in c o ln C o u n .s c o m m u n ity _ • with confectioi:tionor'.s sugar glaze and ... B u h l S>cnlorCitizcnH c r . J o r o m o KlK ung Fu Club Tw in Falls Rotary Ch cilizeim ’ IjuiltiinK. . huiIding,1310MninSt, • . . garnish withh pepecan halves. ; Citizens Dinner' c (it noOn' al the senior : 5:30 p.m. at the Jerome^ The Blue Lakes Chaplclor meetii al Hofjermim Senior Ci Buhl Senior Citizensjg M e e ts n t 5: It the senior, center. irgrounds. '7 o.m. nl tho Holiday Inn. Dituior nt noon nt Dinner nl noon and dm F i l e r SS e e r n io r C i t i z e n s . R o t a r y C l u b Tw InFnils TOPS c e n te r. ni. al the senior centcr. Jerom e OptimiHt CluClub Dinnor• nlnt 6,p.m. at the Filer He- ' ^ Meetfl nine, noon a t the Wood Cufe. Chapter No. 3 meets nt H u r l e y R o t i j r y C l u b ..t.P-.,. SELLSjrTrT 11 : M eetH a t G::)0 p .m . a t th e Pi7.7.n n io r..H av cen. n . S e n i o r C i t i z e n s (C ity H a ll. Meets at 12:05 p.m. n al l th e EIIi .h J c r o m o S< To. Rostaunmt. G o o d i nng g Rotary Club . D in n e r nt n t noon at the senior Tlmes-News - L o d g e. ' V ctcrnns of Foreign \ lizcns Mect» at 12:15 p.m. ut the Lin- Jerom e Senior Cilizc Eden-Hazeltori Sonin i o r C i ti- Post No. 4068 meets 'n™”ut p“m . .,l Classii.ssified Will Rll Dinner nt luian atit the Hcnior coin Inn. ,• . J e r o m e Spccinl OlympicsI tth e A m e ric n n I.e g io n DiBuilding in eV6!very N eed . .. Hnf?ermimnnSenlorCitizens ’z e n s c e n te r. D in n e r a t n o o n a l -sonioior center in Committee10 tJ e ro m e . D in n e r nt n noon al the senior ^ Jerom e TOPS fM en. Meetfl a t 7.-307 p.m. at tho Bible^ W endell Kiwanis Clul etH at 6:30 p. ccntcr. Chapter No. *18 meetH F i l e r A l-A n o n ■ B a p tis t C hlurch. u r Meets at noon CavazQ.H 733 ic Lihrarj’. Jeromec SSenior Citizens m. nt tlic Jerom e Public L Moots nt H p.m. at lhee I’encc Lu- Kctchum-m-Sun Volloy Rotary' IR c s lu u r a n t . H ichfleltl GrnntJo NoNo. IBl Dinner aat noon nt tho wenior McctH a t SiGO p .m . nt n t tho i ^nngc center. h n ll. M n g ic Gl range No. 233 ShoHliono GoldenI Yenrfl^ Se- Meetn ntlit 8:30 p.m. at the grange iiior CitizenH h a ll n o r th1 ofShoshone.ol HOS)T FAM 11ILIES 'ME Luncll at noon att thet senior Fill Addidicte Anonymous-Nar- c e n te r. c o tic B A nlo o ni y m o u H Sin^lcH Pinochlo nndmd Dingo Meet ntIt 8 p.m. al the Port of NEEEDED NlIOW SSTEAD Meel-s at 8 p.m. at thehe DAV Hall, Hope. ------Hnrriron nnd-Sho«p-St-St. in-Twin --Twin—-1— Falls International ___ - r ------F a lls , T r o i n i n g( in Communication Snake Uiver Cnnyolyon Konnoi Club .C l u b M e e ts aat t 9 p.m. at the Golden Meot« aC7:30 p.m. ntit tlthe Simplot Griddle RealIcataurant. • Soilbuildera Buildingr,g -o n S, S A T U R D A Y Ea.stland Drive in Twinn Fnlls.F Duhl SenSenior Citizens 0 0 ^ T h e N e t w o r k D i n n e r ,,at a noon, al lhe senior 25% ' MeetH ut noon for u luncheoniun and ccnter. buHincss meuling nt ththe Canyon Twin Fnl^ n lls A l- A n o n W/) Sprin>?H Inn, Twin FallH.Ih. M e e ts aat t noon at the Preshy- OFF Tw in FnllR Lions Clu:iub tcrian Chur■urch, 209 Slh Ave. No. SQ B SUGGESTED RETAIL M ectH n t n o o n in th ec tear ci confcr- Wood River R Conter Grunge HcikL-lrumCi-iii-rni.iiiy (ion/ali/ah> from Spain p # SELECTEP encc room nt the Elka Lodge.Loc No. 87 r\ M-k'il i;ri>u[i from11 i-iiropc.ii Asi.i. iintl l.alin CRAFT AND Twin Fnlls Ovcrontc:itcnj Anony- Meets ntIII 8 :3 0 p .m . a t th e g ra n g e AuicriLM vull :irri\c inII Ilhc U.S. Ilus AiiniiM ciitfiill oneo lookinit Torvpanl to m o u s hnll northwiiwe.sl of Shoshone. livinit Mllll ;iii Arncrii'iilI'an hiiaily lur a high m'UiidI year,rar. All siudents have full NEEOLECRAFT Meetfl at noon at theI Fi:FirHt Presby- S U N D A Y iiisUMiii'i' aiul lIicii «wrwn spcmliiif; inoriey. FREE ITEMS terinn Church, 209 Fiflh;IhAvc. N. ' Duhl SerIcniorCitlzons ciiiililhr one oflhrfr/anlllifs! f ll l)i^cover anoihcricr ciiUutc( without leavinj! T w i n F n llH T O P S P o tlu c kc d:dinner and social hour at ■ hiiriic. Anil fsiiii .i vpccirciiil friciul lor lilc. PAINTINGPI PATTERN\ Chopter No. 240 mcclsels nt 10:15 a. 1 p.m. ut th(the senior ccnler. Cliodxr your nuilrnirnl! l-'aniilicN ;irc urpenily nccdc<:dcd. Call your local HF m. in Suite No. 1020) irin th e B lu e M O N D A Y I'liniiilalion Itciucsciilanalive TODA Y lo find oul h p.m. Burley Overentcrscrs Anony- nt the scniolior'conter. K(liic»llc.nal h'liundillcin fcif Kofrl;irrign .Sludy NOWTHHROUGH AUGL3 U S T 1 .’X ( h.ip.il.i Siri-il, .S..nl,i n.ilh.ira.■ira.fA WlOr m o u s G o o d i n g L i o n s C l u b In Lynwood Sho|topping Center, Twin Fallslls- • 733-1340- M eets nt 7:30 p.m. in ttho Inw en- Meets nt 6:45i p.m. nt the Lincoln forcemcnt centcr confenference room Inn. at 129E. 1-Uh St. H n g c r mmnn t Senior Citizens I B u h l S e n i o r C l U r cms n a Brcakfnstnst from 9 n.m. to noon nt I Dinner nt noon and cnc a r d s n t 7 p. th e s e n ior eci e n te r . I H n n s cn n T 1 o p s I m. at the-senior center. A ^ Buhl Ilotnry Club ______C h a p tc u l' ;tNo. 84 meets nl 7 p.m. at I Rnmona reatnurnnt, E a s t. L J i i U Eden-Haxelton Sonlonior Citi- Shoshono n o A l- A n o n zen H M e e ts nnl t 8 p.m. at the senior M c c l a l noo n a t th e .sciHcnior center center. in p:den. S h o n h oonc n Al-Atecns Filer Senior Citizens■ns Meets atal 8 p.m. at tlie senior Dinnor nlnoon nt thee KFiler Senior center. M nven. T o u g h LL( o v e Glenns Ferry Senioror Citizens A commiimunity support group n H'I C l th e T h r e e I.s- w h ic h te niches ch self-help concepts lo R ac< Dinnor at noon nt the land Senior (Center. parents ofi)f adolescents, meets- al 7: Goodinti Overeatencrs Anony- 30 p.m. in[1 theI M ethodist Church in 'm o u s Twin Fnlls.Is. : M e e ts a t Ci.'iO p .m . uIt t the t Walker Twin Fal^alls Al-Ateen : C e n te r. M e e ts at a t 8 p.m. at the Firsl ■ n < > t o i c e iI

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I ______!___ ^W.Qdntiaday.ny. . TirnoorNow.;I.Qw.3..Iwjn-EflUflJdaho.CJ_____ “ —L^etten rs^oftha " -Rerm em b er^ to giverreturn ad “ Szuberts thanklk friends GordoIons thank off-duty^ continue to strive for ouru r b e s t . ddress - for their love, concemo police Conch McDowell nlwnyq_,'q.toldusto DEAR AABBY:-Wc diucusa your ous logal complications cor thot I « for rescue help respcct ourselves, respeccct the law. column durluring lunchlimc w th. tfie J l s h o u ld bo a wA’nre nri of? T hifl h a s b e e n a v e ry painfulPQ time The fnmilj lily of John A rthur Gordon nnd work hurd. Ho has1 beenb an as- people I woivork with. In November of,r Abigail« 'I am the owowner of nn insurance ■ fo r o u r fam ily ; y e t th e outpouringo would liko iko to e x p re s s ita d e e p e s t a p - set to.this community anand wc wish 1985 I wro\)ro\t to.you nnd enclosed a u ren . P°l*cy on myy exex-husband’s life. Thin ____. of love nnd concct^ by tly th e T w in ______p r e c ia tiooa.ror.aU a of thoac-whio______" V/anBu; ------h im th e b e s t o f lu c k in hih is f u tu r e ------B tam p c d ,—-Bclf-nddrcsEcdb envelope ' \UU policy was purpurchased prior to our Falls communit^iuHi m o d e i t p o ssi- h e lp e d u t 1 u t th e a ce n o o f th e a c c id e n t g o a ls. for your rep I ,w n itc d jQ r_ m a n th a __ _ P e a r _ A■\DDy l divorcc, nnd11 I amo tho beneficiary. I - ■^blo fo r u s to b e a r it.- ...... on 1-84, H Thursday'. July 9th. just _ J E F F G . L Y T L E •,------. to' hoftr frofrom you, but no letter am designatedated us “Vifo of thf ' T o o u r m n n y frie n d s , k r , k n o w n a n d w e s t o f th et G re e n w o o d S to re — . c a m e , so II finallyfil guve up. insured," Shoullould thia be-chunged to ' ' u n k n o w n , w h o h a v e ofl« oflered their especiallylly the two ofT-duty Rupert ' ' -xll Whut dojo you do with all those0 unable to deal with n vivery tragic avoid a mix-up?•up? ' asaistance, have prayed ycd for us. have poUcomen,en, Jam es Broner und Terryy Nebraskans praa ise all self-nddressjsHcd, Htnmpcd envelopes?? pnrt ofher life. -THTHE FIRST DOROTIIV Htrcngthcned us by theiheir thoughts Quinn, forfo r t h e m n rv e lo u s w a y in at MVRMC foriits care Aftc*’ rollecting 1,000 of them ,' 5 0 H N S 0 N und encouraprig words:■ds: t h a n k y o u . ' w h ic h thhey e ) responded to the emer- they amounlunt to $220 in unusod post- DEAR ADBY: My ex-h-husband is fo r s u p p o rtin g .u a a s wow o continue on gency situ/ituntion with the car in the W c w oul'dj^ikc to pub licly:ly extend age stamps,ps, I hope you don't throw,V remnrrying n woman wlwhoso firat life’s journey. God bleaseas you all. cunal. our thanks’ dnd deepestt apprecia-o that kindid of money into thec nnme is Dorothy — snmee as mine. I DEAR FIR£IRST: Yoa, After your THE SZUBERTS, W h ilo L« ce e N ie ls o n , G4, w a s a b le to tio n to th e m a n y M a g ic: V a lle y r e - w n stc b a skk c c lt, have children, so I nm kckeeping my ex-fiusband mma arries Dorothy II, you M A B Y P A T , T E E S I EE, . get himsciself out of the car, it was thec sidents who have touchciled our lives Enclosed;d you will find onotherr mnrricd name (Johnson).i). After hc will be knownwn ns the ‘Tormor wifi- ______M A R I T A a n d S U S IEE two policcicemon who rescued the in the past month. Relf-nddress?38ed. stnmpcd envelope, m a rr ie s , h is w ife’s n a m c w ll nlso bo of the inaured,’cd,” Also, his new wile T w i n F a l l s o th e r tw/o o mcn1 who otherwiac O n F a t h e r ’s D n y , o u r 6 -yi-year-old I um bebetting ut work thnt thisH Dorothy Johnson. W hat n confusing will be knownwn aa Mrs, Howard (or couldn’t; hrh a v e g o tte n o u t o f th e c a r. son. Brian, wns severelyyityurcdin- icUorwillal1 also bo ignored. . mess this is going to bc withwi charge whatever hia his g.A..'. namc iM.j Special 01ympi(pics team whiic Johiohn A rthur Gordon, 82, did a r id in g a c c id e n t w h ile viv is i tm g h is - EDELGARD BAHR,J • accounts and mentions in th e soci- J o h n s o n , a nid d yyi o u w ill bo k n o w n u:i says stand a suepBi C o la (1985-198GI8G) a n d n in th g r a d e (1986- Bridgeport, j Neb. ' ^ j a I grew upip ih: a small town where Bottling. Russptt Valleyley Potatoes. - l987)0’LciLeary football teams, I thru ^ lad two parent.') but me. I Sm ith’ffSwensen's, Warf^uremart and coached by others, and took the T/ic Tinic.v-Ncws wc/conu’^ t inferior and wondered July 25 I W illiams IGA.'Thank youyo nil again, champions)nship both years. This ithanks of fewer than 1 0 0 1. : a l e i n t J a r vos so different and Wc really appreciate youyour support. year, andd thetl next two as wo go iwhich will bcpublinhcd ai c." I uaed lo ask my GREG DEVERAUX through highhij school, we hopc to /permits. Send lo 'Letters c g f y I had no father, but sho C o a c h , a n d k e e p o u r earlyea coaching with Kent " The Times-Newa, Box 54 I 7 EVERItV W EDNESDAY 6 P. I a never an,we,vered'me. She would be- CON — ...... M a jf ia V o llo y S w i m TT e e a m ------JklcDowelli:11 in m ind nnd hopc.we w ill...... Falls. J Idaho 83303------INSIONMENT-MISCELLANEOUS3US Q come hysteri'ericul;'so I never found"- - . 7 ------; ...... MOW3N.-.TUES:.WE0r. CLASSIFIED>A0 AO ------“ H ------o u t. A uction House f in lhe proccss of getting WEIEDNESDAY, JULT 221 2 I V a lle y; happernings-— my head tog.ogcther ond need somo BOB&ZELMiMAWARBERO-HOUSEHOLO-EV} • EVENINQ nnswers. Doto I have the right lo ask A d v a rtts o m e n liJu ly 32 MeMossorsmlth Auction Service Parent supporttgrOUp < b e v e , verage and tnble service. Ilot in Twin Falls, The cari r w a s h w a s m y m o th e r: once oi and for all lo tell to meet Thursdad ay n ig h t Hamburgergers and hot dogs will, be■ i postponed last Saturday/ 1because of me who myy fatherf was and some- THHURSDAY, JULY 29l a T W IN F A L L S - T hle e il'Parent Sup- furnished,d. New sleds will be tthe weather. The cheerle.lender.i nl.so thing nboutt him,1 even if it upsets ESTHER KIFERER - HOUSEHOLD. EVENING SALE.SALI BUHL A d v ertlsem e n tt Ju ly 11 port group for parentsts 1of children displayed,i. Reservations should be \will hold a car wash at PeiPerson’s IGA her? IM o sters A ucllon Servico • w ith specific learning disdisabilities or made byf S Sundny with Northside Iparking iot in Kimberly' ffrom 10 a, I need to knowkr in order to become attention disorders willill meet at 7: Snow Riderlers, Box 583. Gooding. im, to 2 p.m. Snturday. Prc’roceedswill ' completely hhe e a ic d . FFRIDAY, JULY 24 MESAE 30 p.m. Thursday at the Immanuel A nnual be used to help with acliviv itic s . — IN THERAPY IN IOWA k ENTERPRISES-FARM EQUIPMEhMENT al futurity classes * The junior checrleadiiding camp. A d v ertisem e n t! Ju ly 22 • Lutheran School in^fwinVin Falls. Two ,r W all A u ctio n ee rs Slingeriand dij[cctors! ffrom Utah S et tO rr Irodeo grounds >will be held July 27 throrough 31 nt DEAR INN THERAI’Y:’ Now thnt will discusa how to'helpIp 'with home- BUHL —— The third annunl breed- IKimberly High School, you nrc in therapy,th you Hiircly nre 8 AATURDAY^ JULY 251 5 § ' . ■; work and study akills,, FiFor more in- ers selectt fifuturity will be held nt 9 i 1 your mother hns not CLYDE McDRIDE-E - ANTIQUES & COLLEatBLES!S-TWIN - T FALLS | j :rhpHiiIp ^ tidny at the Buhi Rodeo W endell grads sc■ cneauie been-henled" A d v ertlsem e n ti Ju ly 29 formation call Tura DcsiIcsmond, 734- o.m. Sundi •d" — and mny never bc. IM ostofs A uction Service :-1488. > grounds. CClossea includc halter, ttheir 10-year reuijnion unless she choosescl to gefprofcH- Ageless Seniorr CCitizens -old pleasure futurity nnd WENDELL - The Wercn3cll High sional help aas s y o u d id . >r more information cull «School class of 1977 will hhold its 10- Her hysteri'erical renction loyourde- slate fund-raiser»r d in n er 326-4313 oor r 3 2 6 -3 2 4 7 yyeai’ reunion this weekerend, A din- mnnding to) knowk who your fnther KIMBERLY - Agclcsaess Senior Cit- C h e erleleaders all set 'ner is scheduled for 7 p.ip.m. Friday was is evidemence thnt the mere men- izens will hold a fund-nd-ruismg dm- . • at Lincoln Inn. Gooding, iund n pic- tion of hia namcna is painful to her. ncr at 5:30 p.m. Thurs> with push olf foot ■ IHC 4000»Swothor. S\ l5‘ hoad £ condlllonor. goi^ oxcollont. ccobSoll, TlTRUCK&CAR . 1975 Ford F700 Truck, 16' Knophoido Kr comblnotlon groin1 o'nd am slock rock. 9:00- 20. 5x2. V8. 46,000 mllos, dedouolo rom holsl. Excolloni Iruckruck - 1971 GMCSpiini Cor. now 350. outo, elr, 53,OC.000, looks now. FARRM EQUIPMEHTr ^ 1 John Dooro 4 bollom Plow. I18". 18350 • GohI.SInglo oxol.Bc»16ox Foodor • Brilllon —l2'-singlo-Orum-8oo1or^Tonjn moiol lood'Troughirt4^ long~Fig-Founoflvo-'/.-mllo- — =— hand linos hook S lolch - 70000' of 6" Aluminum Molnlino • BorlBorkoloy 3 ''PTO pump i foot volvo, on whoolj. IOOOO ort 540 RPM • Inlornotionol #510>510 20 holo groin drill, f. 7:50x20. liko now.- 14'Vlbroro Shonk Cultlvolor. 3 pt.. no.450.4S0 • Four whool feed [ wogon, solf.foodor typo •' tLincoln woldor • Rolory cullor,llor, PTO on rubber - 'fi Round bolo loodor • Porlobliblo looding chulo • John Dooro■ro HommorH MIII PTO • .| ' Hydraulic cvllndors - Ports,s, boorings and sprockols • Pickup Pick fuoi tank, 110 r gallon and hand pump • Forrirnom Foodor Box - Sondoror tub grindori 1901. PTO. | G eorge L attiramer Uiod vory Ilttlo • lnlofnoHononol 6‘ Groin Drill on rubBo7 and sooder' • Intbrno- 'f -llonaIjU85.6 row corn plontintor, doublo bor • John Doororo I: 1310 Disc, 15'. duol I ______— w ill-be-honon>red------— ^ rubbor, oxcollont - Alliod SI'51' Groin Augor, 7". 16 hp, gos»s oronglno • Evorsmon # ' f 3212 lond Lovolor, hydroullcIlc. oxcollonl • Iniornolional 116 < I Luttimer, a J E R O M E — G e o rg e Li IB,4x3S MSW D uals-W iro V.WIndor • Spoco Hoalor • Powdor* do^RWor C o'f^ ^T o • | ' longtime Jerome countyIty resident, B Plpo Trailer. 18:4x38 Tiros oron rims, noorly now • 2'Al.'.Toolid BarsB< - Wheel roke S .Q - i.-, m il be honored at un1 open 0| house w hool-C yclono Soodor, PTO.O. Sunday for his 100th birtfirth d a y . ------H Friends and relativess aarc invited Ifl TRAILERS5, JOHN DEERE PilP A R T S I to call from 2 to 5 p.m. p.r at the l|j| &MIIISCELLANEOUS5 I ------JcromG’Sonl or Center;------fl«lf»;-5hoff*:-Hydfouli«-Por1orts. Hydrouii^PumpS- Bolls,, 'many 'mo miscelloneous * n Lattimcr camc to thee 1Twin Falls now John Dooro ports • Conomploto oddrossograph ond ploto plotc m aker - 15' Flat n Bod Troilor, 2 oxio and oloctictric brokos • Bolt Bins, John DooroDoo Loader Fromo, tract in 1908 and worki)rked in the Harsh M ixor Wogon food wogogon, 4 whool tandom, looks goodjood. freighting business. HcHc lived at Eden for 61 years, retiri:tiring nt the ------MOTORCTClILES & SNOW MA4ACHINES age of 87 afler 53 yeuriurs employ- — Kowosokl K3 1100,' T982 • Ko • ATV snow plow ond blododo lorI three or four In-1976 he moved sou whoolor • John Dooro Sport•t FlroI snow mochino, now wllhIh onlyoi olevon milos • j J e ro m e w h e ro h c ro ia e sI flcflowers and Dynomomolor for snow machichinos or molorcyclos. a large garden. _____ ■ P ■ FORIt SALE OR LEASEE COUPON I Moso Equlpmonl Solo SIto Is:s lorI solo or looso. conloct ono10 ofol Iho oucilon crew l l S for full dotoils. ___- DO YOU DRINK M O R E ■ _ Save' 25^i|gj MOTlt Many other portirts and equipment In additiEdition to lilt loo THAN YOU PLAN,N T O ? ■ ■ oon r any S&W n u m o ro u t to ip o n llo n . Como oM o cr«/iRi>< tM cswnn AlULiR V« Ml iwi«uwz s w i t z s I ITS TREATABL3LE.' ■ ■ ^M n j i> tacx ca»x u Knn Ccwpcn nn >iecoai.iM»iiciaa.ma.. COB MESAENERPRIp T O T H E R K“ OWNERr anta. 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JS-' ^ I ^ ^ I Trus Jcoist postjts record3 earning5 SjOnry ^ CHICAGO (API - Fulur«»lf»atradlns on th« Chtcaoo ,NEWV0nK(HK (APJ - Spot nonlanout melal pt- )2.40pe'Ot. Handy & Harman (only dallyII The company reported ii i ^ 0 d e a le rs , that second-quarter catwarnings total- work of 600 d St,30 pe'lroy oi„ NYComei spol monlh ’■ ’“»• S i , V n ® ’’=>' ed ju s t o v e r 54 m illio n , up u 80 percent . "Stockingng lumber dealer sales arere P re v - - Close '*’70.10 70.24 -.10 I'j^er-jrsgf from the sam e April-Jun'ine period iast up 32 percenrent so far this year despitete Month Commodity y Closc High Low P.M.- ■iSr fl I's is oa'Ss eS:°7 - : » cioaedMon.' ' _ year. It ^_a_s_ the. sccocond strnight_the _fact_ lhlhal new housing startsts Aug. live catte • 60.97 61.20 C0.75 ( 60.90 • S27S.00-S201.00 p«t 7ft 10 (Isaki New - 58.97 ■ 59.22 ' £58.75 58.85 rtf-roV r'"’" ” '* report of record qiiarieiie rly ‘earnings Have b'eenn 10 i percent to 20 percentnt Oct. live cattle -tl5a.OO'tlCOlroyo2,.N.Y.(cont>acl), many key markets,” Min-In- Aug. feedercattle ! 70.65 70,85 70,101 70.25 . J509.90 N.Y. Meic spoi per troy oi. and the firsl over S4 million m in the lower In m; 08.35 09.M Mon,_^^^...... company’s history. nicksald. Aug, ilve hogs 54,95 55.25 54,30I 54.57 ’ dm'™ valijtila “Interesl rates- aree still affor- The secondquartcr' set earningsgs Jul. wheal 2,53 2.52^4 2.48 2.49 ' NEW YORKIK r.l*J^j— Handy & Harman allver Tuoa- total profits for the first,•st, Jul. corn 1.C4 ■ 1.64 1.58^i 1 I.6OV4 Ib. d«yJ7.590,uoC dablc, the cconomy cont:ntlnues strong brought tol on^^Mco lor sllvar aarllar In London5n and most housing manarkcts have half of hc the year to Just over $5.6j.6 Jul. soybeans 5.54’i. 5.55 5,41 . 5,46 < 4j: 5 iODloSuiSli 7.G2 7.70 j ®j;i,ir's7,57s, up 0.015; lab'lcalad,d sta b iliz e d a t v e ry acceptable million. 6717 percent{ higher than dur-ir- Jul, silver 7,65 7.72 f i pi :5o i d M * r o ‘’o?^.010. ■st six m o n th s o f 1986. T o taal l Aug, gold 452J0 4 54.50 452.00 45 453.70 > tiivor Ipot monlh Monday al S7.647,J levels," Minnick said inn a: statem ent. Ing the flrsl i Z ■ I 1 1 j "M anagement predicts; 19P71! wiii be a sales in 1987387 hll nearly $117,4 million,in, Jul. platinum 5C9,90 576.30 . 574.QQ 57 ______576.30 jl|i rccord year and is highlhly optimistic a 00 percentcnt Increase over the year-ir- Oct. sugar 6.51 G.51 G.07 6.12 i ..li" , J:“ ‘ r’Cl, Sep, Treasury DillsIs 94.23 94.21 94.07 9 94.08 oil I.7M. about lhe company’s longer I' term prospects," e amount of common stockck Sep,Treas. Bonds I 91.23 91,25 90.17 9 90.20 S a le s d u r in g the; spriirlng q u arter reduced frofrom last year, the per-:r* Sep. D-mark 53,84 54,05 53,82 5 53.90 ^ 7 2 7«:00 DENVER IAP:IAP) - Oiooer bida on pinios and QrealI1|L' ballooned 71 percent froirom the same share earnirnings reflected an evenen Sep.S-franc 64.67 65,11 04.80 6 04.93 i MM 1 9 « ' l l nona'’ i?onlfR hit a record larger Incrccrcase lhan corporate pro-0- Sep, J-yen 65,G6 G6,01 05.75 6 65.93 iBini: NeOiajVji moail)iJ0^50,_ono hrm _period a year ago to h ^ -509.6 millionr— ...... —... — ------(j[s. Second'nd-quarter per-share eam-71- - Aug,crudeoil 22,20 22,10 • 2 21.55 21.70 I QuQuotations from Sinclair andnd CCo. ‘ts:;: oil R i p i p m i m s s m POCATELLO (APJ Idaho Farm Di 1.3 GOO 10 DOO 109 00,00, HEIFEfI CAH- NEW YORKRK (APII - Cuflar lulursa Irading'on tnoJ® tain livoslock ropoil Tuosday; S: M p n p H M I I New Yoik Colloo, Co Sugar and Cocoa E«cnan(je SPniNGFlElO, III. (AP)-TrueTruck and rail bidt lor Tuoaday: prain dsii>orea (e CMCiflo. Quolaiiona Qu< (lom me .u n in w o n n 0^«n High Low Salllt Chg- .,r.°».5ix:s!,s'iisi.,; '•?} isiaiilliUiSl t GSUA tsprogani bidi Itom l«(mli sloars aOO-6»l; 70.15-70.25 (de 3. CullBi 1 00-2.00 lower. Oeinand and ; ceaioii. mills ar\d ma'cnandiie •n hoiiois no Quolo; leodor Hoisloinffi'S,'.“Eo s?,;' sffin'sj'iss: c Closing prices from the th New York M-K 52^'. - 1/4 > Quote; %iaughlo; Mi?p“l'b's ^ eo.M-Bo’lf. 'o2ll” 6(, »s: 1 a r c i r . , ’=51,“ ' fo'ssrw is '■•"'■“ I*.rs°'!S5’ig "m ^.^ia°'o r.'si‘d ISlBin dairy hcilBrs lly =siBafly 1.00 highBi. sdvancs on Sara Lec 43 ! - 1 Utah Powere r 24'ii scs% ssr.,.».. o” on’jM^'B0V up^74.^^ ' dally caijBseO.OO- 20 Coors 24'.-: -t- \-i P rB m a rk' ~ - ~ - — ~ r ^ - “ '^a""'iV ,T .:ra”SA"MiHdsho Failsi: uiiiily ^<>'’‘,'-5','’* 'Vn ,, — ’.i, ConAgra ______, sites^i: comfToiclal Culls 52.00-50 50; hB«. « Micron Toch 12 29^1 - >'4 05.00-60.00;‘ lighl lOBdor heii*s;,V"ssws; ). 16-lB Ibs 05.00. LIvBSIOCk alauOhiflflir El Paso Elec, 17'/4ri/4 Duff & Phelpse lp s ll’ s 1 inspeclion: CalHo 134.000, Calves 1st, See. Bank 27:^i-I— -V i/t B luC hpVal alF F n d IP , frhoQi'00",00%“2.’(Sj t2,000.'HSS'275',075.000, Shoeo 20.000. ^°sr jj K ir-»;,f.f?°a.!sa.kr,:,"! H.J,Heinz 4B + 't, GiilxyCahlv.s:ilv.sn. 19^ -■ EBBS May 03 (Iflaho Fallal; loedor lamba (Idaho f ob. (APHUSOA) - Omaha Llvaaloek NEW YORKIAP) — Final Oow-Jjw-Jonoa averao«»0»-1250; oood'and e^ice W5-1050 lbs _1.1 ■y'-. tlsll '/M nn w isii . in . 1 in______SIBor and nailer caicasses 1,00-3 ^ ------tO5»T«104MJ-t0«■10».6M03M3—«.M— PttlCOnbilntQL W AM W r^^^B^a-nV- ^ • ^ H 9 5 Z !- J-2f OOOEN-V,- While whoal Z.iO (siaadyj; bailev 3.05.05 loYds. Movsmsnl slaw sna loi< 2.00. ■■^5;' j s s s s s a ' s ■n D10,20 017.04— OM (jloadv); 144poicenl pi spring r.io (do«n 3); iLpor-Br- modBrsle toaclivo lor Good on siSmc s.™ ssiW siyl J Fntl 4(3 (0 4/0 40 405.N l°n * lndu« lO'MS'Si C®'" supplies and ollarlngs. 100 loadeVh CARCASSES: ■ Tran NO — While wheal 2.60 (up l): baitoy .riBilBl csrcsssBs roQOilDd. STEEi 3'037;400 POnTLANO enoico 3 C00.900 ibs oc.oo. choicOica 4 COO-900 ibs « " * SIk ___ 31.711,400 62.00# lon1 (Sl(Steady); 14 peiconl apiing 3.30 (up 3)j3); B0.00-l!7.00,Coo0, l-3 600-900lbJfl;S87.00. HOL-STEIN Aua ______parcenlvtlnleinleiJ.BKdown II. '53 0 w :o “lo ^ J : i CALDWELLLL —• Whllo wnoal 4.03cwi (sieadyl L.A. ns.|17 00 lotie.OO, B03 0 805 0 7S0.0 80 8 tj: barloy 4.oo-CQ«-4 (down 2Vj and up 2rt)... roi.’5s?4 00, Soil wMiB whoal 2,12, bartny 3,73,75, miUad giain Jl.n ‘ ' ITA « TAI ITo § : : HHB U’DIII113.13010J14 00. 3.^andoal9 4.00.andeoln3.B0^ ^ ^D, Oia, (API - Moining ironda (or aior ootald mtrkels oJofafion's »*B^i'[IB iflaho piicBs colinclad weekly by 850 D BMO JMO. 8 0 t h ving al Portland Tuoaday lor curienl'or CHICAGO (AP) — USDA — Maionday ruasBls 100 it) 0«in Miiiinl News.t t/.S. DBpailmeni ol lUJar&aBie'VallBy Dcc 8; DENVER (AP) - Marxel jIBjd yfa"l,liuekorOaiflepBi0uihol. ml FOO shipping polnis US IA Monj; CBS aiu nal to orowois. 100 pounds, SBalB?quolaiion»oUislrBd weakly. 'Tv»Tw*Twy»«y>p|!f?S ti:4 on latne and email. 1 cent higne while whoal , 3.70 sacks non glzB A Washinglon 8 00.'?6unt; Washlngion rs, lass Idaho Loan lai and sioraOB I Dussols 10 Ib canons 100 coi BS cuiiant on July 21, P'Oducari i^?'?;^o,i’h»B'!n-i’.ll? . t a T | . ' S ; | K S »S:| I 14 00;Orooon 10.00. OBlivary, 2.78. Quoted lo t) Mouiounlain Horne by S ««« .» „ I led winloi wheal 275 Russels 50 IU canons per cw^70-00 c< counl; dBSi'ino r'loiB loCBeCBni prico inlormalion should con. Hoed (jiain Co. in Oooding :.n’ tr.i'\” w7. uli 9. A «.«.UtooO.«-

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; ,007-JotJ3oflntcro3t — C E , l e g a l N O T I C EE OW-SpeclalNotico'a ! 007--Jobsol Inlorost ' • ■lEGALNQTiCIIC E legalnotici ^ Accoptlno oppllcttliona lor:~ ! Haoorman''Scho'oroiat'i^ ■ ■ MERLE NORMAN" haa openlno , lof an ■(ion, lho e m ploym ent ol labor •MIHOooralora • Ennilsh/roadlntjr- ;ioocnor. INDEX COSMenC. PlBoao wrilo or •Gonorai Ubor SIFIED i: caIllonoTToB3. (or this projoct. wilh coachinn • rospon-11 CLASS lho call tof mall, ordors, Crodll «Aulo Mochonic , ^„||| Plans, spoclflcationions. It Is lho purpose oi mo .BoalTopUphofsloror • slblllilos. Wo also have an . 'S m IocI proposals* w conlraci, pro-pr idaho Transportat ron ; s r Oponing lor a halMimtrm tr- •Cloflcal '48 077■7 HiHomoEnlor1oir>mo/.I alher Board to build-ttio- ffT*-m- -R -nna-pH ih-W B ...... eremorilary loaenof lor B7-88 '0 Communlcotlon Dovicot ' S f A H S ^ 'V ^ j N S ^ RIOTA® T posal forms, and oth tho " ( yoar. Conlact Kon Black. VThn information may bp ob- o provement in the — •'A'rai'R^SfE'MPOJ.RY ^ AWNOUKCE!EMENTS • S;SS TION BOARD only a t tl 0 of- shortest nmo consis onl SUPI..B37-4572.______- o tilco o l th o IDAHIAHO. ainod at tho ollico m-KldjKomer — — -OOOH.;;r":s"A ,rc.„d. allon with good construcllon. _ individual lor ollico wllh Jl Furnituro 8 Corpols T.RANSPORTATIO in.ol Necessary oqujprnonlen i ------. lor aocrelarial ordoring andmd oot Fl DEPARTM ENT^ Dl' Appllcaiions °o rocolvlno skills. Must bo 001 Florijtj I 00212 0.OuildlngMotOfiols l3ho. nnd an offecilvo..ivo, . 005-Memorial Nolices on- 003 Lo»1 S Found SION OF HIGHWAY organizalion will bo In-in- ______— — ho'lo^^l lun-"imo posllions,3 ablo to work day and ovon- 003)3 CGorogo Solo* • 3311 W EST STAI l \ Ino hours, ocassionailv>>ly 003 Announcomonti‘ 00454 Tah1o g .K. G ro o n . P.fe. Sond lelier ol appllcallons ; 00636 FlrowoodFl at P.O. Box 2179, Bola charno ol TWENI Ad- ^'ALCOHOLICS ,03 Irrlnalordtactor m'an wantod55 ““ P-r.o-1- 00737 ptanls&TfOOSPl td a h o 83707. ATT d o lla rs (J20.00) pli ( c « r .i 38 Vorioly Foods 'io' ANONYMOUS Nowa, Box 54B,T^ ID 63303,..3. y6 Form Sood posal or proposa (n 60'S or 70'5 (ot IjlondJ Ji Babyslilo:.' oldUf. , 'ndy 096 F< - *ifQho^f^o°cloral"ATd"^^^^ Boom ed b e s t lo r tlthe jl's prolorrod, linhi housokoop-op- 4733. Third Dimension C uls,.!S^ • 015 Ooby»iMort , )7 Hoy. G foinS Food- ' companionship. It ooi; S . . 016 EmploymontWonnnlod ^ o c t N os. Stato of Idaho. _ awfully ionoly In thta worli>rld injj. Cntl 734.2l23_a(.lo.f Optn.-. 'L O N G H A U LD R IV ER S 90 Forms for Ronl 'c o if / No-' p ro p o sal wiil I are casTiio'r-' wantod. npproj- 017 Du»lnos» Opporlu 99 PoslurosforRonl li’o.‘*340B'&1R-840^'6)2: ‘ a^c°- 002-Losl&Found_ ____ withoul somoono to snart °i' WEPAYAS250 010 Incomo Proporly eig’O; consldored unless a ----- witl Ploaso wclto 10 GIni■ Ina imatoly 36 hours a weok. *' 100X) ItIlvoslock Worried 564, Evonino and wookorid. App-Sp: HIRING BONUS • 020 AAonoy to loon n Minidoka County.• K companied by an ac- a •FbUND;‘ 'july 13. fn ‘f’2 lho Johnslon. PO BOX 2564 I IOI51 Anlmola Brooding nuar- vicinlly o' Aridlaon and Ash TwlnFoll3jR.e3303. Conlraci Carrlora Is hlrlnflIno _ • 021 Monoy Wonted ------102-CJ2-Colllo ------^(FOfl-^^— AODITIONj ““not" -Si"n-3m3li'Chthuahufl-Calicall .------exporlonced -Hack drivora..2^3.. ■ 033 invo»tmonl» In lo t lo^d'j you boon doalt wilti unlairilrly Caahlor/attondant (of gas- 104 H row . lho lolal amount ol ll bo [“a'le modol K onwoX^ruc"sJh , 026 Music Lo»ion» 10535 HortoH Equipmoni nnN proposal. This guarar;ranly lonn-halrod kitlon. apoulut,<5 C fn on auio or plcKup doalil llIn convenienco sloro, musl bo 1 ol a wooka old. aouin ol iw ir Haalc Valloy? Ploaso lollI uus 19 tjondabio. avallablo toto and comQOllllvo componsa- 106}6 SwinoSi m u st b e In tho lorm o! on- Ilon. Including loading and SHANAHAN ” Cortlliod Chock-or3r a -Falls- AdornOlo. » "O' noi aooul ll. Wrilo BOX W-8£-08j worK week-ends and oven- 38 Shoop/Gools rawn cinimod, win fllvo to qooc)0od clo Timos Nowa. PO BO:'0 ^ Inos. Apply In porson Ip10 unloadlnfl pay. oxira drop p s REAL ESTATE]E FOR SAIE 10 PoullryfiRobblis (208)435-4309.) Cashier's Chock dravS tiom9.Cftll734-i028.______548, TF. ID 83303. Givo nomiimo Mrs. Miller, Stinkor Handl-idl- pay, layovor allowances. Tho Idatio Transpo^r on an Idaho Bank, niai Pn“/ >•■■■ — - ^------11212 IrIrrigolion tlon Doparimont, 01 d a h o fOLINO; i Boxor typo b/owtrown & phono nijriiDQr------— Mart. 1777 Kimborly Rd, IF, 13 Forms Ronch Suppitot In EayatJ'o *0 y on ■ PREGNANT-NEED HELP?P? bojweon 10.-im and 1 pm.___ luol 029 OponHou»o» 113 F. slo n ol H ighw ays. InL„ilr . Transporlallon Dopa T n Dflid vacation and iuol IMF.14 Forrn Impiomonls II to Froo propnoncy toslln'Ing Commlsiion cablnol salos bonuses- Call ;0S-J42-79M'911 MO Homo»ForSolo c o rd a n co w/lfr (ho pro ment. Division _ _ avallablo. t a l l Pregnane 15 Form Work Wanlod slo n s ol Tlllo VI ol t porson noodod Immedlalo-'P: to soo It you quallly or applyIply 031 Got.o(-Towf* Horromos " g P’ riTod Hollino 4 Crisis Cenlor, 73< k Win train, Sond replies 10 in p ersonal 4450 Entorpriao■130 032 Buhl/TtlorHomo> CWil Righls Act ofM 1i964 BIS,'’/" ' * ' slton 7472, 24 hours n day.______do« 1-90 c/o Timos News, (78 Star. 252) and ho don. Lost bolwoon Hozolloi Sl.,B oise.ld...... — 033 KImborly/Honiorion Homos I ^I RECREATIONAL I ^ 1{|° B iddofs shal! I lyp- Bo«548.Vf .'D83303.. , ; r Lono haul truck drivers. Ex- ronulatlons of P ti l c o n s e d In lho S lalo »l»0 Consirucllon, Drivers. 034 Jerom e Homot Oopartmont ol Co S i t Ifrt col. pay S top bonua pay.’“y- 035 Coodlng/Wondol . Idaho By th e S talo Co ___ __Weldors. Machiniala. Some^0? Musi^bo abio*^ 10 bo oono m erco (15 C .F .R .. P oard. JEROME DOG LOG- you Enlry Lovol. (Up 10 JBOOO/ P,,, P36 Rool Enoio Wont.mod 12020 AAviotion ,o iractors Llconso Boar f f i (rom aroa oxionslvoly. Musl,f/j 037 Formt and Ranch'Chot . 12121 QB ooltS Morlno llom t 8). Issu o d pursuar^n Iloa except on proloclsS in- j AVA1LA01.EFOR ■’ tor tho lovely cards, can;all9 mo) TranaContlnenlal (308) navo cloan drlvino rocord. such act, tioroby notui jn d s . AOOPTION , and vislis whlio Russoll waswa 647;5555.(B00)2£S-8365!oo.' -. 438.i56G7.o.r.6_7_8:.1.16.4..______038 Acroogo S Loll 12222 SporllngGoodsS Sl at. volving ledoral fund iriy 12323 CGuns ond RIflot - all b id d e rs th a t ll willminn Tho succosslul bidd In rno Twin Folia Clinic and an Cosmololonlst. lull Hfno, Lookino (or saloa porson lor 039 Butlnott Propori) llrmatWoly onsuro that ilvln°g' 1!:OOpm!?OOpm. sinco his .loturn homo.I. A coSKaton/.l733:7090,_ Ilng 0<0 Comolory lo tt 12424 SnowS Vohlclos ‘"h“ In. on p ro lo cls involvii now network marketing any contract ontored ' Ot)- 3 , niaio Labrndof/Gormoi,mnn voTy spoclal Thanh You^ 1 ■■ COSMETOLOGIST ,, comn.iny. Eatons. 734-0247^_I7^_ 043 Vocolion Proportjrty 12525 TTrovol Trollors lo pursuanl to this13° •ad- 'otJoral funds shall o ino Guhl Quick Roaponsi Join lho prolosslonal aiali 044 CondomlnlumtiForSolo F( 12626 CComport S Shell* inoflly lain such^a iconso> bO- b Shophord X.tjiacK.l yoar.” ■ mo DJS and Nurses at iti '!S LUND'SLITES vofiisomont, minofc ris e s loro aw ard will, bo madla d e . '” 2 at Hair TrunOS Salon In me 045 Mobllo Ham eiFoForSolo 12727 MotorHomos^ businosa,. or»jo/prls ii„ Clinic. Paslor G afro lf ari'I'’'’ now Manic Valloy - Malltall. Rdprosentalivos noodod 20 Ulllily Trallors j^^l op- a s provided In S ubseDSOC- Shelter located on 1 mlli jJ n for thoir rr.«n» .HM rilst lorostabllshodoroa will b e a llo rd o d full daho v-031 road, uso tno onuanci * ’’ ■ Full-llmo I parl-llmo slyllsi portunity to submllI bidsbi Ilon 107.03 ol th o Idal needed. Hourly wacio■CIO, Eorn S1500 by Cnrlsimas It) fn r o sp o n so to ihlslls In- Standard Spoclflcatior 1^0 cS K slon i benoliis. Calldal your spate llmo. No outI S ol m z REPTTA jH AUTOMOTIVE lOt Bo Edition of 1983.*>'’=■ S Jro ”: fflt S"a(a19» Henoo.il 733-564G. pockol expense (or your vllatlon and will not and — discriminated againstn st on The C o n lraclo r will a A “.?;s;cT,;«?«ra CRUISE'SHIP JOBS, NOViOW sampio XII. alarl Sopl.and -L HIRING. Summor. Caroorsers. ond Doc. 1. Lund s L liesies 050 Furnlihod HoutoiSOS lho g ro u n d s of raco.' ra( roqulrod lo pay not le '“HimAnll and EdnaHorrlck orld Homo P.itly Plan. Cand fos.oa. 051 UnlurnlthodHouDotot 13131 Aulo / Sorvico color, or national ori|origin than Ihe minlmum..wa — ExcollonI pay • , v/oric 32 Auio Porls & Aeeossorles iravol. For mhrmallon call cal gilts And access. Llmiiod 052 Fgrn. A plt. 4 Duflupioxot 132 / • in consideration (or!or an ratos ol Iho attactiSSS' -cSl------32<-8ch nold cftain wllh Full lime-summer. Excellen will- 057 Rontol Mobllo HrHrmos 13636 Hoovyh EqotpmonI CONTRACTORS «atd. “ *' oav •* World travel. For• In.In mlndod people who aro win- 39 Pick-Up Trucks Proposals muslII bo proposal. Such ralesS wilt V rfim gold beads. Rowuk 52.7J Ino to rolocalo. Musl havolavQ 050 Offlco 4 Bujinoii>ttRonlol 139 F ( th o Rum 734-3l67or733-00«.3. . ' Formahon ca11,.2fl6iraQ.04’-i bo 059(Condomtniumftoftoniols 14040 Hoovy I- Trockt/Somi's p re p a re d a n d sut>mitmilled DO mado a part of t ----- ExI.024A good work hlslory anfl bo In accordanco wllhlh the conlract covorlng, th I e Loat: Whito lemalimal'e ------I w noal orlenlod. Call lor.appt.Opt...... 060 W orohauto/Sloriorogo Ronloi 14141 Vont \ . . uabor Samoycd/X. 5 mos,, NE < Denial assiaiani i lab 733.6950 or 324-8069. Klnga 42 Import/SporisCars fOQuifomenis ol Sool,ocllon projocl. Tho Fair Lat -JE ol i307_job3 of interest ___ oratory lochnlclan poallior If'D'’ 06t Gorogo Ronloli) 142 II jquiro- Standards Act ol 1938 15 Joromo. 324-837G. lally lnLynwqod_i Jp/otnq-.------063 Wonlod 10 fionlI • 14646 44«4't& A TVt I'calj Ace^pllno"ap'pircallons 1 Aulos-Ponlioc and Oponlno lor RN Tean 173 t Aulos - Plymoulh foTiab^ifiiaiion ol our pa- pj lc.idcr-“or medical outflico“and 073 OozoTrra Crofulu 174174 /Aulot-Olhor lienco; Posllivo onvlroriron- unit, exeollont salary anc 175 AuloDeaiors menl wtlh lop ooln»y bonolnolit nonolils aro ollered. ConCon- 074 Mosl«allnslrymeniond F.1II3 10. 83303-0409. Cal CSJOPPE 014-Day Care Services TRAFRC alOd 737.J170or 737-J131. EOE 007-Jobs of Interest j 023-Investment josum e and work relate oxporlonco to Qox G-90,• ccl 'o Parl-llmo help noodofldofl. Tirnes Nuws, P.O. Box 541 Mavorick Counlry Slore ■ BO'PrEPVhiid cafordlvidodfol ' ■^Cs7ll&Brokor , Twin Falls. Id B3303 , an classes, ilconsed, 2V^ & up, Real Ealate Conlracls. Mor- Twin Falls. Apply In porsonson.' Tno Timea-News has ai 5 ^ tnagos & Doods ol Trust; at son, Mon.-Fri. 10.im1o2pm, oponlno (or a maluro IndlIdl- dmp-lnsj«olcomo.J33i509^ “ Sc'r5e"?vicrs.r;*s;v'i'l Parl-llme help neededdod. viaual who Is sooking pot)ot- Now Proschool P and manont part-llmo employloy- Alphabol Soup Proschool Lorm“'"McCo> 7 M -M . S t a i . “ Ma?n ^"s“ t?uc Todd moni In an olllco - al01- lot 3. 4 4 5 yoat olds. Ex' Ex- Evenlna3_iw_eoken(l. Lano, Buhl. Call 543-13214328, Boauiy Products In IhiIhe moaphoro. collonl curriculum. Llmltodtod ______BIQ 0 Tires Maflic Valloy Mall. No Ni This poslHon roquiros•os; classes. Call now. 733-6758. Exporioncod mill mari1 110 phono calls p le a se ..____ _ . Iloxlblo hours; an ability, tl V/lll lako'cato ol chirdron, ail \ ______j doal a nd communicate 01 ^3-R0aLe3tata ------buon wrrcliouvo. MuTr/lJ’v limos put \joo>rW 6W r “ “inuilvtilv wllti- the uUbtic general knowlcflflo ( , ■ typing skills ol 50 wpm; ac machinery and waronousQMSo Poraon highly skilledJ I"I curato spelling; and gooi =M. ______mnn. doalino wllh poopio to v'ork wor telephone skllla. ,hi, Moals. Experienced. 3 opotahon. V/aflos commo' as denial asslslani an Rosponsiblillios ol ihl ■7687 Dositlon'lpdudo asslsllnV*® blocks Irom Motnlnnsl^do1008 0^“ 0pon Houses 1 3 " ,..S I ,o«"6S;'"K lo^mio^vtwap'^pplnlS® / c/o Timoa Nows. P.O. Bc nl- . classiliod - advotilsin 548. Twin Falls. Idaho B3303303 Person lo work In Qonor; 030-HomosFofSale aloro in Plcabo. IdahcJahol fn ’lho” o^*ice f . ' s i s s r s j • ^ Exporlonced diosol polo'anon Hardware and lumbor oxnt iow 0 1 5 - B a ^ ^ e r j ______rTpoI No Downi 2 nico truck d/lvera lor seasc Inlut- busino” . ' ' and variou slarllng end ol. Au(). thru ihi rlonco prolerred. Un(uie in- clorlcal duiios as asslflnod.id Babysluino in my homo. 8-5. Ocl Holorencea roQultc -Hour5” Wouid~DO'' 8:3B-3tr Mon-Fri. nave rolotencea. Call 536-2143 ovoninQS. eluded! C aim 80536°T °' ' „ a m -1:00 p.m.. Mondaijay- Aqos.V6._734,-8347,...... _ ------*------Experienced milker, son- !, Frioay, wim a posslblllly c lull rlown,.ic(!.Rorihy.733-_521^_ oulsido work includod,i” » ssity.ssi'’ .-E'S,':.' s a Satuiday ahill overy olhefher 8 ponln” ''(or'''l 'clilid'’,°Tuli Oreflon.l503) 862.0365. ?Qr. ' woek. Pay Includoa an houour- (imo. Hnvo rols. 734-8673._ - ly wane pi^us commission.I' ^ Looking lot 3 children lo Fmlsn carponiet neede Rollrod area .physicianclans II inierealod. son immodlatoly. Send sur like core o( Mon-Fri. oQos)s'° 2 Are you looking f „ f, noodod lor physical oxam«m l- ,c5ume to Box E-90, %Th '. '0 lor a charming, cioan, woll Manano ” °P.o‘’‘ '’Box"'t21 'I !'"• Tlmea-Nowr,. PO Box 54i “iS oriaorT 'sii”.■iar* maintained home wilh 3 TwinFiilla, ID83303. I 'l '- Twin Falla. ID 63303 30 lhal12"' Ijnt) July 27. call 734-9050.:— bedrooms, bosomont ond -n,.., Rovoiullonary new producduel. Is (ocolvod no lalor lha“ Lots b( TLC. one on ono ond quiet location lor a prico j / y Full or parl-limu doni 4 monifis on matkeitkel. Friday. July 31,1D87,_ _ _ aasislani wanled. Expo Distrtbulorship opoortunll -----ptoschool aclivlllos. CallCali you CAN ollord? Thon drivo once toquired. Top aalary‘‘"f * wJunllinitod incomo polet row lot tho (all. 324-5409S409 by 330 Wainul. Cali Jano ticnolits to Qualiliud potso ‘S K T i6 o 1 ifa'lli''A v “o’ N':'“' Goorgo lor easy showing. Call 733-5346. pipe ------^ ------J31,0ff0. 199-66. ?3 - '"d'^lhooi^mola°"w'ol(fof i d o Full-limo position avallab call 438-5055,^ a u l.l^ ° 016-EmploymenlWanted / y lor 8P(;Och-lor.nuu([uaM is ‘"ln??0Ml’r L GEMSTATE ■- painoioQisi in onva jklMs V/anloO: ihorapy lochniclo [I*"'.'’ and w'o’wlll need your^skill'Falls (or 28 bed lacilily lot monm / spoocn and hoanno dim•i »' Slop and vlait tw in Fal sisE a r'x .iT .r. T i» REALTY pjaqic V£loy Spooch indor ly rolatded childton. Basaslc roasonabio prlco. Free y / '’,i„ Caro Comer, 674 Eastland < • 734-0400 Moarinn Clinic. 414 N, Ul call 734-4264. _. . care and profltammino,• rno osllmatos. Mostor Troo and coin Jeromo, ID. 324-2443. ifV ; Ynrd Cate. 7 3 4 J3 2 6 .______ORTOLLFREE RN or LPN. pari llmo orjr IuliIt “ afnlng" p'rovidod. Conta ans. 1-€00-345-4605oxlEl15 . . Fulier OVu'sh. 733-9314. lime 3-tl. Salary baaod 0" c Gtoon Acres Coto Cento,,nV Lovo oil tho now cottons. \X GOVERNMENT JOBIOBS. expotlencu. Conlocl Atlor 1220 Monlana Sl. Goodin Now jo^ os, ONS. t729 ^'I'O Mill. ' Ploaso apply In po tso n ,__ V X / ■ S ? 7-6000 Qufioy, ID 83318. ptior)tiono g p , -----^ mo do II lor you. Ptlcos bys by b o ^ mes' tatT ''Os V ^ Ext. ft-l0i67 lot currcntI lud-It 67B.9474. E.O.E , ._ .-. I o*- tno Piece. Call 733-7396. ___ DESIRABLE NEAREA - ciling business oppo»unl _ Fanlasllc lamlly acroago, Salo!; clotk needed, oxpo loday. based on a high iScStei ------5------1.72 acros-pastuio. Supor ' rienced proluttod, applyP'y al product manulaclurod by cap” 017-BuslnessO pplys. lamlly h o m o ,'h as approx. Hjit lilyliil w.intoiJ. r . ^ 7-11. 760 No. Blue Lakos.'®- NO^ maior corporation. Low ca ----- 4000 3Q.lt. with 4 bdrma, 2’,^, tlion.ule necuMary. Gre phone c.->ll3 ploaso. EOE.=• -- llal inveslmenl wllh unlltj location, oood income at " r ' ' fcl) Cream tVucX moWioiblie baths, family room-kitchen, tinco- SURVEY PARTY CHIEF= wllhwl lod oarning polonlial, F lam. lormol llvino 4 dining r ___ _mumLi'Apply-Jt.--l2i-Ma.Matn- . Kel- jf>Jo»mn1ton.cnli636::6200,- s . s snks. : fooms, basomont rec. Avo. E ----- Immodlato rolurn on Jn in- - room, loads ol storage S Thu Clly” ol Twin Fallss F hi as Nol to wotty If you'su’vo voslmont. 733-4486/734.7396. room lor oxpanslon. HELP wjnled. acaol^ an oponing lor a Public Publ novor placod a claasllle I lor automatic garage doors & enco S.iloly O'licor in m eI Fire Fl ad. Wo will holp you. CicS isv sisp ssf.’csCali sprinklor aystom. Owner nycussa'iy ' in plumOlnOlng, Division. Sals7 rangeje IS- 733-0626, ------423-4891.3-5 pm. ______moVln£I^ANX10US!73i;M32,. Tionm ------— electrical, nroundkoupinping J1369 Ihiu S152I por tnon — ' ROUTE SALES By ' ownor; all brick, 4 lanilotiul. Sjlary delo'mlncilnod ^ u s PSO bodroom. 3 bath. 3031 ■age Ly oxp and porformnnco. 1 mt“'to 00&-Salos People OPENING IN sauBto lool plus 4 car rfnuall Gan a’ppl'y p"(Ssr°i’cad0rny‘^0f lotm leroslud persona may app in'hro “ LOOKiNGTO " TWIN FALLS AREA by sundino • conliOonli ichool CHANGE CAREERS? resum e by July 30. to Vallif i ? ; loss By ownor, 3 tidr., lull baso- : Visia Villagu. 652 Rosu Sl IN, diploma or oqulvatonc ° !’ Wo nood a foiiablo buslnoss c l'*”*no looking lor a luiuro „ In porson who Is a solt-stanorinor ment, J3000 bolow apprais- Twin Fdlls. Id. An EqualII OOp- valid drive/a llconso.‘ wi .! |. aulomollvo sales. ExcoHoi OOO- od valuo. $37,000 J33.ifir69._ - • porlunily Emjilnyor, criminal rocotfl and wi "0" and who noods a S25,000- h" ur incomo. medical and dontinta J30.000 Incomo. This personrson by' OWNER now house, 4 S a m S p e ciial IDA-CAL FREIGHT LIh ■rolor- bonolils. Apply In poraon Is the lypo who-jnjoys bo- bdrm. 3 boths, 1 acre lol INC. Wo hire lhe boal ol IJ icanis DICK Ooy OldsmoblliJl'o' Ing his own boss anfl3 IsIS w/own_wollJortTl3..7j3;7448.^ boat. DOT (lualiflud dn 1 and/ Bulck/lsuiu. 7t2 Main Av highly moiivaled to manago'ago BYOWNER loncn S or wtiio 10 Box J-90. ciP'P hla own buslnoss. Small11 m- fn- Quallly bulll btlck homo, all onto ’roqulrud’!'"l00.0^00'’'ri P lS siona IS Timos-Nows. P.O. Box 54 Doadlino ?or appilcationa vostmont roqulrod. oloc., alf cond., 3 bdr. 2 cenl veriliablu inlorata July 27. 1987. Roquoslisl lorI TF, ID B3305. All InqultkI'los WooKor; balh, doublo gatago, Oakloy miles. Curreni cbaullou app^licat'ion or additionalnal in. sttlclly conlldonllal.______•Eslabllshod cusiomorsnors stono Iiroplaco anfl covorod f t hconau. ExcollonI pay pta colvod S •Training program pallo, - nfcoly landscapod ' ; 5 lines - 2 days - 77.50 i\vo E. ,009-Employ. Agencies i •Insuranco coverage - with U drtvo. Well and aulo : ' , J >er each additional line)le ) Rfl Namna. ID 467-5266. •Loasoflvohlcio (A dd’1.00 pel • 5doy wotkwook f f lS o ’rTpr/SlSi.!; •Company llnanclng 007 -Jo b s of Interesl 010-P(o(essional BY OWNER; 2 bdtm duplox. 007 -Jo b s ol Inleresi • ! Services carpotod, lenced. W/D ___ ll you fODliy warn a sironflL'J'IQ hook-up. IKo time siding, V cI eaTjiNG. 'oiTa’lily’ wol,o»k business caroor and wont" lo '2 now rool, gas.. Wlii-carfy, ■0626 Todday! I reasonable ralos. Rosuljuiis mako youisoll a lop notch wim small ( own 1^0 quoilllod Call 733-1 3937, Incomo where poopio really C guaranlood. Call 733-393 call; h''y°-t-Cni' 33-4402. 1 9 8 7 1 OPIENING _GoldenGloyoC|BanlnQ. H urry, offer expiri)lres Septem ber 25, .191 siivoTo’isnCiioo-'Sisasi p g tntornational Touch ol Ciai bal?.'^d"b'i gaiago!'B i«o King ______J.1A I110JLRQ!.o u te C arriers stove, nlco 'oasisldo loco------lIuiiri5trtJCirDrJ«:flOO-d©wn------^ siruclion & houso patnlin 023-Investment & assumo lonn._733-4M0_;__ n e e d e d iin r Shoshone, ■'* Froo osllmalos. Call us* CASH FOR VOUR BY OWNER; RancVsiyio.'3 733-13J6.______----- CONTRACT bdrm. 2 lull balhs, sunken If y o u live■e in th is area-'Ct Proleaslonal word, proco*0»#- lamlly room w/ (iropiaco, ing & socrotorlal serviceicos. I'll pay you . cash lor your flock, lonced yd. prime NE : l-S-pm . Mon-Fri. Call 73'33- Uust dood. morlgage,, or localion, 2 car gatago. AC. c o n t a ctT t ' he Tim es’ • -^488. Crlppen Company.* loal oslalo comracf. Any ali eloc. SOO,900. Assumablo lorm. ony posilion. Fast,Fa?r VA loan. 8Vi%. Soo at 1605 N e w s C irculation , ' Targhoo. 734-7708 tor appt,._ 014-DayCaro SorvlcosL _ "“ ""''gAufiSDAy',"''' ■ C«rdin#lConBirucllon . . I E T 3 3 ^ 0 M <1 6 Baby" Round Up, oponn 24 Moiropolllan Financial>1 New housing, romodoling, 1 PHpNI D e p t , aIt t 733-0931 hrs, ^o^oninflS lor nlflht]his Sorvlcos landscaping. 886-2600 or ' ' 734-0367 or 1-600-345-0753'53 S25-5a50_Al^B6l^.

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ia L e sta tee-M erchattn d is e ^ 3 0 - 0 6 7 ------repeeat appealaraaces_l Whhat it metmns for ytmir p i c m a rkcct c l fo r w h a te v e r y o u advoni/cniRC c h a n g e s - ___ coniinualljly. When you. rcapcai youroiir ad. you rcach n e w s h o p)pcrs, p occasional shoppers;:rs and those who aiid to be ^classifieid” s h o p e v e rry y day. ■ C::all Today 733-'3-0626 a \ ______J ~ 054-Unfurn. Apts. ; 058-bfflcoand ; D60-Warehouso/ «067-Miscellaneous 039-Buslness Property 051-Unfum. H0U5.O.S____ 03Q-HomesFor:}aIe} 030-Hom es For Salo I 030-HomesForSalo • :: & Duplexes. BusinessRental- • Storage Rentals •- All Your Pool Supplies ------— B28 $135 G lh-sT E rT b^fn rone-isoll/loaso, $385/monih, 3, !!L .^ .* 2 7 5 2 bdrm, air-condl-I - . Kinhly1 visiblo BOO SQ. il. CGataao shop, oxcolient lor " |j!jSiNLA&'*ROMTfeV^ Por sale; nice 3 bdfm, lom i FOR SALE OR LEASE • Honing, WfO hookup, appls, ■ This year will bo out besil od back yard, closo I Ito . l & s W - . - M o r 1 Glacobbi Squaro. Kotchum. <1dln9'»no",'oTc‘!1S75'“i’: IG schools, S35,0D0._734;3537.. 904^rd Ave W. 733-3914, UlUan Classilied. 733 0621^___ COUNTRY LIVING KotehomOryQoods • Canyon tlm. 4 bdr, aunkon.-n M S » “ >34-1401 !'. V/indow3 coverinn 2 lull 'J Dtand GE microwave, novor with city convonionec. Qual-Qu Fof salp or trado by owno• r ferafj'i.ss?,' ), llvino room, aeduded area, : walls, small storaQO includ--- -VpQUO-V Cleaners or 734-225j Dt tjaih 4 bdrm laioo houso, clos — building at 130 2nd Avo, No, I- I od. Romaining loaJo inl|nf7.~Al-jr> Will noil, _ , boon be usod. Inlant cat seal Ity 3 botJfoom, JVi b; uich’ Soil or Trodo 3 bdrm brickick (iOOO aq, tt„ ronovalod Inn $550;mo. Roforoncos req. ' nndan Inlnni swing. 733-4800, , homo sittino neatly on.on A 10 TF. Buill m chlna-nulcl no naturalbiickioak, 324-8111 or 324-287P,______■■ S V .® f. i(assum ablo. Call 726-38J4,or 0x14rt !rplSlrult_trec3.734-M3J.,, home In Ppca^lojlo^l^or homo •726-4521. 063-WantodToRenl . CArouBolCe llroplaco. good acros o( Ms own. 10*1- Cinan 3 room oiudio house, condition,CO $195. Coll 733- lamlly room (could bo ox tii’ Sond Inquirloa lo: slovo i (rig., no oots,1 K a1»5'W ".'«401 ! i Olllco Spaco Available. Flrsl ^ Soll/ront 4-5 bdfm, 2 'batii. , ] tntotstaie Buildino. Conlacl SENIOR ' CITI2EN wantlno to 87;87S1.Seoa| 223 Qot\nyOr.. bodroomi, Garano, (onc'oncod I860 11 brick homo, Irplco.:o. P.O. Box 239 Kolchum. IDD $145/mOj$100_dpp,.,734.5760.. Cloan 2 bdtm duple«. ] tent a 12’ or 14' tc 60 mobllo , yard anfl pallo. Pfic q‘ Jim Thompson. 733-0480 or ' ' Cornmetcial Ico mncliine, p"i«? FflEEHOT-TUB- loncod lot, Sawloolh Dial,,II.. 83340. Attn; Bruco. Cloari 1 bdr'm house, sanil,ll, bamnt, garage, alove. $220. . either 100 iba or 200 lbs pet WS.QOa, Orino wnolo (am batn Xjonrtnilnn FHA. 734-5743.J. . -----— paid, $210 month. No pots.a, N opel3.sanpd.733-C 359._l JimDrokko.Qoise, 389.-.4l3l,. [ and lot Cindy Housor 3h< Clean 3 bodroOm. 2 bal dny. Call 324-2337 or 324-2320 homo on Park Torraci ^lOOdepoall.734-1534., _ i;ioan 3 bodroom, $350. Ap-3. 1I Ollico Suile, 785 Sq Ft', very , . salter 5 p.tp.______youl^rouoh.99-87. Homo has o'.tfn storaq 040-Cemoterylots i^ounlry 2 bdrm SW of Twin,n. pl3„ W/D hook-up. catpoil,I •;'; prolrfsstonaf. onerny elN- Roasonablo. 5 warm ll inlor- ; room addud to doubljubiB 031-OulolTow n ____ ■3, rp,nc_p.d_yard.,733-6lt9., . .I cioni, excellent patkmn. 415 ,oslod call 733-2352. No ■ CrCrib,' $60. 2 cor aeoia, J15 ” 810*0, rolfin, shade treea, - Addison, 733-0ldG al If 5 R , oach. to gaugo onolnun, GEMSTATE ' CiM Beauiilui turn'oTtho century nardon spoi. $230 ♦ dop. ’n Block or 733-7849. , , lf-’'1'’'P'^'''^- ...... - J9I$90. Lawn tnower. $40. i x f! IE s:u!.°'s 043-Vacallon Pfoportjf___ Prolof_ndull5. 733;1797,_____ Warned 3 bdrm houao in-.-shB _ " J fttaniq. $40. t5 apood Galnollo tor a showini 4 bdr. homo in Albion, on i lo Ollico and retail spaces. ,country lo loaso by JOTy • ? , REALTY acro, fcstorod ' and booded T acroa wllh(1 Counlry homo. 3 bdrm. (ull bike, $25- Uprighl vacuum ‘ ,152,900,195-87, r- basomoni, dbl car gatago,0, or 733-0404 at Robetl Jonos,_ Addison Avo. and ;25th. NEol Joromo. II noods cioanor. “ $15. ft4lV3fl8,ov.ftS..______734-0400 remodeiod. in groat shape, buildings, Rosoworth roser- Downiown Moll locations. , w il^opair^ling. 324-_.^^ all,YP!f.Ph.One 208-733.7446.------garden atoa. carpel, eloctricjc Clean 2 bdtm. excoliont_ • Double burner ouidoor paa ------OBTOLL-FflEE------— -heat:— )iiw5ise«rr— l’ut!Hn- 1-«0-3<5-4M5oxten5 t GBM-ST-ATE ■■•grill on'wnools.-compfole------'E tanno anO aiahwasher, FilorOf drapes, c'atpots, contrai air,;• GEM STATE REALTY, 734. wilti 3 gal propane lonk REALTY , 14 bdrm homo on I acro^0 044-Condoininiiims school diat, outdoor catsIs patio, {ull unllnlshod base*; 0400. , , , 066-Mobllo Home Spc. Jil;lluil), Calf733.{62f______. '— nocatod in Caroy. Priced lo only. $350 -► $150 dep,p. monl, carport, roalior own. Exc. 1st homo or roinom«S'rS^ 734-0400 . soil immedtatoly $45,000,oS • ______— Phono 737-5025 8-5. Mor>.Ft(,tl, od,$i75 4. dop. 733.6562.. 438 sq llt o 19,600 sq It CAMEO MOBILE EStATES • 2 bdfm, Prosidonl siroot, oiro ORTOLLFREE C.ill 20G-424-9057. Idaho Flrsl Nall Trust Oept. - . Comlortat>ie lown homos in1 Excellent Rotail and/or Of- rv'i'ce'!‘lnNol^io2-;'$ioro"o.[c . , comparimonis. mako oiler. J25,900. Call Gaylo at. 1-flOdfm., 2 counlry suttoundings, 2 Ilco Spacos Available m lho : ' Ladles 3 speed biko, $15. Mtn Viow Rc.Bjly, 734-1SS8.888.,,, _ 045^Moblle Homos _ Lvnwood-The Coniot 01 11 ;ASll2.00.Call 734-R0^.4. ' La 032-Biih|.FilGfHomos__ 28 bdrms. appls. VJIO hook- 73,4:G072. _____ Hnn'orman, idi -f Now 'M ^ns sss.isosrssb/'mi.’fij'p. ups, $ 2 4 r ♦ $100 dep, FcFor solo: 5 sharos of walcr. FAMILY DELIGHT , and rol. 734J614 aite; 5.p..m..I Wiishlngton Potk’» 733-22B2 u r c ■ FanMsiic ■b.875%" inVoro3t'; D ch tc motiilc homo. _■ Townhousea. Call 734.2307, Oays 543-432C /Buhl Af>lmal LIkT l IVING' (N tf^E' Mf{ assumablo VA loan. 4 bdrm, »] FILER; 3 tidrm, 2 bam. ap- Clinic}, allot 6, 543-6286, ___ _ ^ a,,ih oxcluslvo Slono 8 wo( r"' Alaska packed insuiallon, 0- FALLSAPARTMENTS ...... 600 to 5000 soft ■ — '-It • JM,500-3 bdrm home w 1 lull bsmt. loncod yard, cof-O'" Shade, Iruil troos on 50' x n • location, primo N. Blue Good uaed lawn mowers, . 1 bdiiii aul in b^iomo>mnnt * 0^'- '■0'! mif lot-328.4524 allor 8. __ 120' lot, block Irom Across Irom CSI & cioso to? Lakescorner f f i M erch an d ise -^•$35andup.Ciill733-64y.3^ _ ' . llteplaco, nium. siditJ mr ’'U'C- cathodral coillnflS, i downtown. Ample slotago i ■Access-Blue Lakes N, ‘t Gieon Acres Dr 8 Lincoln. ■“ , InsulalodIn; 80 gal solar water fjood location on west' od a M"’naromrc"'vlew o( mini'ims7 033-Kiinberly-HaMen ♦ oardon. Low down. olTwln.T.15, __ terms, discount lor cash. quiot atmosphere. I & 2 'hoater wim bulll-in hoal ex- '. Call 324.7352. ovos,_ . , . bdttn apis, $200 8 $255. $75 I changer, new $600 soiling • JM.OOO-Suocr 4 bdrm, ?^cHv BY OWNER:’ no down, cios-03- $13,000. ay owner. Call 837- Joromo, 3 bdrm 1 balh, W & $135. ta ll 734-6164. „ bath split onlry In coun ' ing cosl only, FmHA. Noworvor 6153or324.7602. ___ 8 oil 1st monlhl 863 Oulncy. Tu^ n Itmlts. Call 423-4934. D hook ups. Rols req,q. CALL 734-8600, 067-Mlscellaneous : !„JD 68. B HP tiding mower lust 2 mllos wust ol Tw 3 bdrm. Irpic. Evoa423-6297._7.-- LEAKY ROOFS? We'll li*X $300/mon* W .'l^^eipO. ,. Also Avail 175 aq 11. private 0 lull llnlshod basomojmonl' LIKE NEW, 3 bdrm,,2 bal - For Rent; clean 2 bdtm’I olllco. w/anw .intv 8 recopt. Always l)Otlcr biiysl wilh banger, oloclric atari, sprinklinn system, (iiepl.iiplace By ownor, 2 bdr., 1 bath,,th. Ihom. Guaranteod. Call us.;• "Jonoa Wo Haul" duplex, carpeted, loncod,1, GLOBE REALTY -1^750, 42iJf47tiil|Of.7 p m ,,J . • (Iropiaco. T-83. also carpoti, nice stjo yard,rd, 15% discouni lor Senior Cll-'* iwiil move you lor loss • $&5,000-Vnry r;lce brick)ilck 3 and a beautllul kllchon, al; :ali i?cns, 734.5916. washor/dryer hook-up,), ______733-2626. Mena Weat. lealhof cool, . bodroom, 2 balh nomonjo In loncud. Close lo (]tj( than roniino a iTUCk. water and nanilalion lur­ Jacobson Commorcial Lino Br,Brant) now. Siio 44, $25, Falla school and Collone < _ Mobllo Homo Acronaoa; nishod, $245: + $IOOdopo5- Mngic Valloy Mobile Homos SnSmith Corona auto, rl, oloc. CtlOlCO north Twin F; From 1 to 5 acros in uuhl '■ 060-Waretiouso/ location, buaulllully land- l.ni Norlfi Sparks. J49,90/ down. 326-4754/326-5010. bi A/C,'Pooi, Enclosod Enlrlos GOVERNMENT" 'HOME • Newer 3 bdrm, 2 balh. dbl 1375 sq. (1.3 bd«m3&2ba2 baih VJondoU actoaQO. 324-4859. ONE OF THE MOST - DolinQuont 1,i< nroiiui garaoo. wood slove. .$450/ PatK Liko Setting Renossossions. 'Call Bi ''0. Ig Wondoll. Sale or roni. Cutoulo BEAUTIFUL HOMES IN krhon^"wf’o'’ak' 'c Sirols. l ? mrm . $23,900. 733.6454. MAGICVALLEY • Adull Living EASY (CLASSIFIED D AD esZ-GOOO Exl. T-10407 lor C' [lows. ' rei.'cStoar'i' lentreppjisr,...... :_____ pantry, Anderson window — 2 bdtm., washer, dtyer.[• Nice 2 Of 3 bdrm homes,J Lrg -2 bdtm upslalrs apl. ----- Covered entry porch wi • beautllul rolrig. ond slove,• roar,onabletont.733.03CG Stovo, rolrin A all utilities, ,, latllco rnilinn. tcdwoenL, ron I now painl, tlln living rm. _ CSI.$350amQntti»Z3ai93QQ------REALTY Ol-lhtr. boaulllul 1 lidrm.:lrm. 2 ronial. SSOOO wilh *',“f $10 ’ J :ro ln o r\m .? n c V n T : Ntce large 2 bdtm apl. W/0 bath home on 2 actacres down Pnymont. Will^cjri“i n, ’ >20 Acros-Ptoduclivy row 734-0400 hook-up, narago; rol. $260 °n. To be moved. 24 X GO double dep. Call 733-5097. I * Please print clearlyc with a darkk pen[ or pencil, odots $8000‘ ciish. Drive by 2 , wide. 3 bdrm, 2 balh, new j; , . o ? - ^ 4 ; ° i 6 S l i i 5 Nice 2 bdtm, all appl, carpet lalilled Tylf!t. 734-32flJ nvonlnflS. intj waler healer, slorm win- f. drapes, water i sew.ineE • There are appjproxiniately 26 lettetters per line, bS?c?5'’SailSt?vo-5?3-5Gt-5Gt4. • PREMIER LOCATIONI ol ,dows, skirting, wood slovo, pd. 319 3rd Ave N »1. 733- Sl ne, dishwasher, all olectnc. Skyllno Jicres: boamiamod kimborly. 4 bdrm homo, t057,ovo5 8wknds537-6671. * P lease pre-pE)ay according to scls c h e d u l e LIKE NEW calhodral llvlnn room, natu- nat pigj m'niinl homo, TFCCCC $G00 down and take overtr Unlurnished home lot ronl. paymoni ol $27f 438-8346. 412 Qlue Lake;). $250 pet NOflTHView MANOR ■ »9B3 Floctwood 3 bdtm,Itm, 2 '•■'I llteplaco, lortii•-'f'llic wator, T-58. Dm, 5 -1494 Acroa-Row crop andind ,\Ven0oll, 14’ x 70' mobile ) which Is print£ted below. ti0-yOU-t01-l06S- J. 3 ____ REALTY____•^__jcoiienl condilion lor ,14 x 70 )d AnIB 934-4986 EOH 06S----- bdrm-?-tM«lh-o1dcf-i>ome-< cairoTuclfic moDllo hBITiOTST” ^ Quiet, 2 bdtm, $255. catpori.;— -■-enelosed—fof-$ ^ - t acro. Dynamic viow ol Pt 7 3 3 * 0 4 0 4 ...... orjuai valuo. Call 543-5004. Frouostimntos. jinoBrldflo. 734-0933. W/D lacillly, noar Lynwood30>, ' , Nico improvomonls. 10 mi.mi. stove, now carpot, nico. SSo,!=:iiSSx.S”i: shop Wilh mechanics p must ho moved, 733-1458. >. g (1st word) (2ncndwoid) LET'S OEAU Choapor tti ca[lo' Irom Twin Fnlls, 734-7039. I 'Jsi'mS loncod yard, covered call — 12' X C5' Conlonnial mobile Spacious 2 bdrm, somo util ront 10 own! SOUI■OUND Blaze Kino stovo, many o ;; I ______I STARTED HOME! Has■'os 2 ,f j3. $39,500, Cnil aller 038-Acfoage & Lots home, 2 bflrm. catpeiod,I. 2. bdrm clean, now painl, bodiooms, somo .j - p,m, 733-7314.. soo to appresiaie. 43G 9481 appliances, ijit Choice oM or 3”acro lot otion altof 5:30 wkdays, anytime VolloyVislaVlllago I I O03omenl.j;4,900. canyon' tim Nortn ol Fllor.lor. onwkonds...... y 1 bdrm apis lor low income Oeaulllul view. Power avail.'all. 12x56 mobile homo 3 bdrm, If' olderly 8 handicapped, ronl“ I ______I KINGSGATE KUTieixl ' 3 • • • roa3onablo._Call 326.4948,__ on city lot, loncod yard. - basod on income. Equal • bodioom s.2bathand lamilylatr Sloraoe shed, quiol loca-'• 2 bdrm, closo to town,^ark”k. opporlunlly houslnn. 653r . ■ . I : tion, $10,000 or oHer. days room .$41,900, COUNTRY SQUIRE ig RoBoSt,N;ealt733.3^,. I I ^ , $14,900. Noat 2 bdrm hom 733i.?077, Eves733-602t.____ - 1 bedroom ai)atlmont in BRICK BEAUTY l30aboasts Major appis Included. ',Z Fon l. t a k e h e e d 14' X 70' overlookinn Snako in FilQi lor moturo adults in." - 1 ^ ■ comly covcred palio.>',0- * od yard with Hull trofl Rlvor. $6500.837.4598, oves^! ?x™ .s=”Fif.r7"Jd",sm cludoa kiichon appliances, bodrooms, 3 balh. laraml y Bargains STILL soil last’r " Classy horse'sol-up -withH 14 X 58, 2 bdrm. Champion, rd laundry room, vard cate, I room 2 firopl.KOS. lov $29,k ) . 2 bdrm S t bdt _ and ulililiOD. $2B0 month. ■ notihoast locailon, J74,M{ homo,'2’° a^oa'^i) bSau'iil'u'lriul wjlh nppls. $500_0.^33^3526^_ homo. Low down - soil led <1972 Flooiwood 12 x'C 4 2 0. .733-0300,...... ■ I I ei, , llnancint), Livo In one • ro nail bdrm. llreplaco. colling lan, _ t bodtoom apt.. W/D hobk- COUNTRY COUAGEII V T ' l?a''3‘’t2?S'‘'B"Ss,^o".^.?;r3:ilS^ il, up, range, rolrlo.. $165 +f I ■ bodrooms on 5 acros, wa I"” “ ""'I i>»” ' ‘ down and a'asume laroo VA 1 i^ dop.,riopol3.734.^5u,_ .. Shares, corrals. Closo 9'Afi loan-no CKiiniylno $27^5°mo.°?S00‘dep! 73°3^-55«l! I Twln.$4B.500. sno 1973 Glonnsburo, 14 x 54. 2 n. 182 bdrm apta, Unlurn. Rent.1 ■ ------HAMLEn REALTYTY nq. bdrm. V/: balh. swamp1 ?a‘'rS!’'SS?p"SS^ct'°c°a^o.T:1, according to Income. Cosa I HORSE HOLIDAYS! Your Yi OFFICE....733-4079D jnS.OOO. For provlowino collcall cooler, in Joromo tamilyly }9DRobbins. $245.324-7302. Del Prado32^-3484EHO____ ■ N a m e ______'0 big JoycoCoto .,733-0767it, Guaron st orOf park, can movo ll neodoo,3. 3 bdr., Kimberly. $350;0; 2 bdrm, all electric, waler 8 ■ ------I ‘‘’^tiop Oavo Hamloll.. 733-4030 _ U20iwiiLdoal.CnlL324;5g45. >n sanll paid, w/d hook-upI ■ COLDWELL BANKER p mowm'o Incl,, now slove andId oll-streel parking, $250 mo.. SS'iSs”;. f' 1973 12 X 60 Nashua, swamp I„ $125socurilydop.73.4.:4758. I and mini'Orchard.J44,000. r v cooler, 2 bdrm.. $4S00. Call ■ A d d r e s s ______“■ r opF,..,' WESTERN REALTY isj^and'lad^rno^^Oay's 734: I XV acro nico Iocalion,. lots ' ' 352-4339 or 837-0144,_ A- 2 bdtm dupiox wMh slovo 8 ------I NELSON REALTL T l iroos, dilch walor, $25,00'5.S! 734-2365 1974 Fairway, 12x70. 3 bdr,. 2 d 3 'bdr. new inside, lenced!d m o T i|2 ^ ^ ■ 734-3S30 $2000 down,Call734-4D73:'3: Indopondonlly ownod &8 bnth, now carpol and J City/State/Zip_1^______:______3 or 4 bodroom, 2 baih, nitnif» ODorated member ol Col*:ol. linoloum. AC, all oloclric.:. y rd , tF , $295. 324.7449-, location, $39,50(5, 734.7003.b?'” dwell Bankers Rosidonllalllial $6000. Avail.8M5.324._7_401. _ 3 bdrm. with sun porch, voryiy 2 bdim iti Twin,'iiii Mpis, ------^------■ ____ AllliinK'Inc. . •- 1978 Van Oyko, 24' x 52'., 22 nice neighborhood cloaof to palio, carport, laundry facili-ii- ' - Uvo Stfoam; 2 82 acros Iprlor bdrm. 2 bait) extras.»- MVRMC $325 8 $150 dam. (Circle one). J I. agtideposii. Rola. 423-6291."■ $2*6^ rdeVcaii^2r>-404f‘’'“' J W e accept Visssa & Mastercharge. (C 030-Hom es For Sala3 030-Hom os For Sale your droam home. TFCC■CC Countryside Vllliaae #32, canal wator lor iiilgatlonlion Call 733-2246 allor 6 pm. 3 BEDROOM. Call 734-7640io 2 bdtm, carpet, min.-blinds, plus yeoi.atound stream,am, Pricoroduced. or734-5426allof 6pm. V//D hookup, appls, j- upstairs in quiet area, ■ I bj)00. Call Jim 543-5604, Of or _5980 Flooiwood 14 x 70 w/'I A bdrm 2 b.im homo in J: J C a r d h o l d e r _____ barkot Rool!of3.543r*37j,_! :_ oxpando. Wood atovo. 3 Jotomo Ca»324-3430. - across Irom Courthouse, ------:------I Mobile home lols. AduUI &_bdrm, 2 balti. shlnglod tool. - $280/mo -f power, DoAnna. r.F._Soo to appreclalo, $10,500. American Real Estalo Ap. 052-Fum.Apt.iDup. Pialaal^n4-5050_,______I ____423^4816. - J C a r d # ______'I V Rustic 3 bedtoom houso on A ln, clean 1 bdrm apl, lur'. 2 bedtoom duple*. ------I Ni 2 acres, 2 water shares1 & ■ nisned, waler & sanilallon„ dishwasher, disposal. Hlle- ■ ------• J . garago, close.- lo Hobertri I ...... paid, $160 monm., Catl 731.’■ SluatKPeulne. $295/mo .+ 4070. * . Expiration dat% Ai?d"o?9o'n.''733-2305‘' tinished daylight bsmt w/ a" clean '1 bdtm’ wasiibr/ _,_,_(io.ldw.o!IOar,kor,_____' Trhe t Tlmes-Newsv s ------JUNIPRST.N. Where otl>«Im itsn you linij 6 b«lro«mj. 3 bothj, larri- 734^400 Iv room yrith (itoploce invert, ir^vei l;jll bavcmenl. gV pod J iprinUtt wood stovo 8 lots ol Cholco olllco on Shoshone Ofl TOLL FREE atornge. pallo. decks, own - Sl..N,;.$.4/sg ,II,733.91,16.. C l a sssified i Departmtm e n t >y>1em(o'or^lr«*t,f90tC» t OwneimmHelltocofriwioy! 1400-345-4G65oxtE11S> woll, undorgtouncnd A nico I bdrm apt, appls, sprinklora & loncod 3 aides>5 AC, laundry, walor Incl. No P.O. B o x 548 ci. ppls.$1.93_+_dop. 733-2733,. , PROFESSWNALCENTERI House In now cond. 4 tncl ; Olllco spaco. 22G0 aq It. ex. IRWIW N R E A L T Y INC.«C. Small flardwaro siorB/Vepnirpnir rolfin, d'apos>a. Avail. Aug.l, cloan 2‘ bdrm,,!■; collont location. Larry;; T w iin i F alls, I D 83313 3 0 3 businoss in Ricnliold, ^In- In- -$4007mon $300 dop. By Dv 2 balha, 1 cat garaae. 4 plox 7T. 3 4 - 6 5 0 0 ______u d . appt. only. Call 734-9815., & unil. Good locolion Twinin ^ 190 leave na m es ohono I. F.illn Call32fi.5?81. > 1 \ I — —— p-44^m0»-N6W0T-Twln-FQv-FolloHdaho------Wodr^osdoyr'yrJuJyaSrlMZ ------1 ..

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112-lrriga!ion ■ 081-FurnilurefiCa^et 090-Pets & Supplies ' 102-Cattle 105-Horse Equipment Wo do concrolo ditch Guildcralt sola, llko now, Free F small Chihuahua^ 29 hood iop producingi ClrcleJTrailers.C ^ Pomeranian mix. houso younn Holsloln cows. CallI Chock C our-soloction and yronalr. Ballov Plpo-733-4013. ?349,.CAIN5..2MJItL__---- F pricos boloro you buy. ii10" 0 0 10 gauge used steel Guildcralt solo. S599. broken,.d call 733-33?2. fl 1 34-5524,______P 3 rt call Guornsoy, now Con Pauloa Chovrolol pplpe.sl.75portooJ. -I Lovosoal, S549. CAINS... Going-onC vacation? Sitllng Ponllac.GMCTrucks RRocky Mounlain Induslries. 73:^711^______. sorylco-blrds, s dogs 4 cols. I 901 S. Lincoln, Jerom e JiJerom e, ID. 324-2142. Klngslzo walorbod, Bsnfl.O£lJ33^5J&4:Z022._ C ‘ ____324-3900 or WJOSOS____“ wavoloss maitroas, lancy Mlnlaturo h Schnauzors. AKC 104-H ofses______F Halo 3 horso Irallor, good '113-FarmiRanch hoadboard, bumpor pads, 2 pups, p wormod, S200, 543- . : condillon. Gray roo OH sols s h o o ts '- r tt J : Days 845l0Ji(j.0E.calllnjj| g ______ABC's , ol horsomanslilp and' maro,^ 7 years old. Call lor Supplies 543-4328 (duhl Animal New Pup, Kltton or Pound, rldlno i taught, Hartmon s' dotaiis,^ roasonablo ollor. p, . CliD!cjj.{lorJ>^543.-(l?85.____ OogS or Cat? Froo physical, EyT.E*rmj33d.93? I ------| For Sale, usod oolvanlzod g w 32BOI31.doys,326:58I4.ovo,3.^ mmotal, 16' X 4- S 10- x 3’ Motchod sora and lovosoot. local ii exam and starter pack. Allordablo . purobrod Ara- l oarlh lono colors, laDrlc. wllhm lltat vaccination. Tho blons, t Iralnod maros. "New and used horso 4 wwood panols. dry lodge polo Animal Houao. 733-9634,____ | pine firewood • $55/COrd. o • Houso or 734-3683 ovos. ^ Wanlod: Lg. black rog. tMloLhois_es,J3WaM,_____ P|q“n50 cnif524j257‘! - ^I^-Farinjmplemerils 1 . __Nlco~ king 3Ho_walBtbed._- -lemala-Doborman-to-buy-or- AQHA-moro.-6-yrs j oId-6y ■ WE’BUY-i^ >oll-usod-3aiJ- ~ booKcoso hoadboard. 6 or l5?S0j2IH'.UtJ0rx.»5=»l??=:^ ir Bou.oon « Bar Dick, broke to hidies & lack. Shop around Bag f; your own food and baso. hoator. Will sacrilico. t , male Persian kitten lollt rido [ and drive, not a kids wim us lasl. bocouso we savo, J ' Plonoor Bagger. NH • Cojlollof 3^33:8^,______Vory!j piaylul, 4 mon old. hPI30..S?5a_._Call7^2823.I __ ”will nol bo undersold on 4-H J- box. on IH truck. Jilly Idak 4 cromo (ormica-iop BUcaivl^J&5il4.aiWii(!_a Bucksiilni maro. with Molly bibools & saddlosi VIckors Hl-dump. 1200 Gehl cropper. dining tablo with 8 chairs, ^ mulo al sido. Rogislorod mWe.8terrLS.toresJ.33:7p:96: ___ “ rattan backs. Iwood labric 3 ;! klllons and 1 lamale Calico ' “Why do they koop}p thetl snow up there cat. Iroo lo carinn, loving Dntnl,2vr,oid ( iHlv. 734-0922., 4i' horae Sth whool trir, 5'l'a^23|S&£^- u; cushions. 1 yr old, S200 oil homos r only, 543-4425.______Excel { Appy back packing remoyablodlvldor.432.S352. ,f Field roady MF 36. I4' where nobodydy cani use it?' . 'i swolher ond comblno rools, _ f7 tree Bordor Col- !lO«.0,78B:3Bl2,nll<3r_5, I _____ - Horse fralnfno, roasonablo . John Dooro bnlor, sell or fTHA Ti IC0ULO4 . (OUALITY dark oak dining flo-Auslraflan Shopnortf X ^ 106-Swine consldpiJrado.cc 82^593.___ - :*W HYnW T I THIHKOFTI pups. Call 536-2226. ralos. r Phono Bill Polorson, ■ 114—Farm Implements IlS-FarmWork 1 IDNING BOARD!' |lablo wilh 2 largo loaves. 21 01423^5613.______- '■ Flal Fl bod lor i ton truck. S400 BROljeHTW/MtWSISONII or.oll.or..Call543-4309. , Wanted _sasi,'sri^ 092-Auctlons , [MORSE SHOEING. Jorry ^lOS-Stieep&Goals ~ “■ ( For salo; MF' 775 swathor, AdvortlsoAS whoro you'll Ouoon-sizo walorbod, good — auger and condlllonor, good llnd roady buyora - (n cond. mirrored hoadboard. AUCTION HOUSE Horseshoeing & irlmmlng L:Lamb Sullolk buck. Good cond.. !>'■ $4000,536-2552.______iboo gallon luol tank wllh Hnd ', *: 067—Miscellaneous 074-Musical jaddod sido rolls, tnaiiross 560 5t Addison Ave W-734-6813 holcoldcorroctlve. st 3lapd.j:jilL32^S410,...... ______~ Inslfumenis______S hoalor. S250.733-5288. Sale'■ llmo ePM everv Wed. Doun Koonlz....423-1007. yioa lor 6:bopm. sants. st Now taking orders lo r' DMiL£^iL$lfc20l5.___ 15151 IH Combine with pickup petitive P®'] rotos. Scott Bag' .5a.lO.Q]:tCn'lOj30p,i3J:Q.6r9,._t. For‘”Salo Kimball consfllo July 31,1987 brooding bt pairs Augusi rooi, runs oootl storod-in- O9H.543-5l30or543^6005J_l 0«h .. - ;7 Dlnno,o«e.cond.734^2004. MF 550 comblno w/atain & Cuslom baling and/or Rainbow vacuum w/ - 062-BulldlngklalsHals I095-Fertlllzeri Aug.28, t9B7 dl corn^hoads^^op c^ond^.^Hold sh,od,.JiSOOJ24ii844,______Cus ;alIachmonl3. SSSO. AIjo)0 For solo: Hsmmond Losllo . Sopl.25,19B7 ^sasa'vi.lfe'i!:^ qi « 750 Massoy’Forguson com- swalhing. SjJ.® John Crandall, Top Soil Wend5LLMS:25g8,______.snam pooor. SIOO. Colt 324-'4- lono cabinol, oxcol. cond.,, ForF salo; split cedar fence Oct. 30. 1987 Gi Monorail bed on 0 ’66 Chovy bine with corn and grain JtO-I -lg45p.r93^»BO.______100 wait amo.. S200 or bosit rr?ll»jjaii 53^ 53,______TOP Tl s o il : Quallly“s'ifridam, JRegistered Horsoa Musl Be $5 hoad and grain pick-up lor Cusiom Cus grain 4 pea dol'd, SO.OO cu yard: pond cCnoc».dlnB,,.:jyp,n. -- tr_k. ?l,000.j43.:4309.______J' mrashing. slanding & wind ■ '.Redwood palio iurnlluro,^ ollorj234.'C«L______. t REO CEOAR, lonclng, post, di N.H. 1048 or Supor 1048 9i'io.,.?3_4:4227.ovo3------inra -PllWa?<51o.?55J'33^2724,_J dldijr uprlnnt piano lor salo. . sidinn, Inlorlor wall cover- dirt, d dol'd, S4-50 cu yd. 733- _ 8N Iractor, .now ovorhaul. rowod. Trucks avail, or J50p_or.bo»\oir()r._S3?_-0193,_ Ing. Fir Iraming lumbor, and 6799. 81 Olmstond's or 7^4-7285 44 yr, Old goldlng, good per- 112-lrrlgallon ' oobolowogon. V-8, cab. Make anywhoro In Magic Valley: 'Rolrlgoralor. adapted lor ollor. 286-7171. 459-0581, ___ tiros, tubes, baltory. S1S95, Btonlfllno.543-0311. “"V) > 00, SI7S. Largo unlquoJO Uptight piano, oxc. cond. knollyolno. lormanco prospoct. woll TRRTGATiONNEEOS °'; Now Bushog mowor. S595, “-‘''i mannorod, 2 wnilo socks, q Now Holland 1069 hay Cr ■tiulch. S200. Akal rool-to-0- lneido&oul,wfbonch,S900. . . D-PLumbof324-<120. 096-Farm ( S eed ^ Galod & undorground plpo. Call 423-441l. ^ Custom Cusi groin threshing rool. i400 or bosi ollor. 734-4- Ca!L733;3905..______sorrel. 436-2155 or lalo a R:Doslgn labricaiion, repairs. slacker, 354 Perkins dIOSOl — wanted. SlS/ocre. 543-4782 nlghl cnil 829-5560.______ong, good cond. 678.1334.__ . or 543-5208 or 543.:894a-______a972allof 5:30. — i yoar old Yamaha piano, - OW ^Garage Sales S'ALFALFA sood. S1.20 & up; n and holl-nrcwoldlnn. Pi! 115-FarroWork - -- .Romoto control raco car.ir. chorry woad. S2500. Call ? sovoral vanoilos. dohvorod, 4 yr Old bay OH X goldlno. AMOTH IRRIG/(t I0N StStraw choppor for "JO 6600 ' iSREGN CHOPPING'. BAGG- Coat S300. Will lako besi ol->1- 733-0/57. ' K Bob Ha millon 734-3587. nneeds oxporloncod ridor, ANOSUPPLY combLno.CiilL352il639, CO ___ _ . , Wanted ING NOW AVAIL-078-1184. S4&0orfaesrollor, 543-5778, 1 mile east ol Buhl. Hwy 30. U! •lOIuCnll 733-0083. ___ • 5pm. 438 Washington N. P o ta to S to ra g e USED PARTS; JD 4430. 4020. ALL TT TYPES OF ihreshinO- .1,' Harvostlno.poosorqraln.H .. rRoplacIno 1073-S6 Cbovy 7 yr old AQHA sorrol 543-4777 4010, 40 3020, 3010, 720, 462(J plowing,ri, doop llll discing.' direcl dire; cut or windrow. O7e-Ofllc0 Equipmeni For ront. 120.000 sack, lore- q olding. Shown In ISHSA. PFWO,liros R cah, 423i4247,_ g,| •iruck windshields. S12S • In­ od air 4 rolrlgorallon. Truck Bf all othor ground wotk, trucl ■ P ^ - T qoIs leasure horso. Provon Has H your Mmpor boon ^wanted' B-row Innos or planting, pij swalhing. ballno. Mag cludos ovorvmiag. THEIE Sm. molal dosk, 1125. Con- scales includod. Call 536- »winner. S2500/bost olfor. seeing S( moro drivoway than , J WiyDOW.WELOERn3;t099..I., (oronco : loblo. 4xB. S250. r . 6390, ovonlngs. c Lockwood bean wIndro'Mor, chopping, ch loador work, rocK Jont i Lincoln 225 amp. porlablo Cnll7B8-38l2allor5.______CJcampsites! Soil It wllh a Rogor Nowlon. 733-1545 oi pli .’-Small carousol iiroplaco.B. 734-7398 OVOS, ?33-448fl' ^ woldor, S950. Sanborno 5 HP —classlliod cl ad. Call 733<062G. 5 ^ • -30” diamolor. can bo cornorjr d ' m j ______u SoulhweslEouiomnntsCo. Wi Hav baiino. Call 32S-4004. -Insiailod^ ?L2S.733;6683._____ Sloro : llxluros 4 oqulpmonli j i 097-Hay. Grain & Feed I SNAPPERRIDING MOWER < 16" Crallsman chain saw, A|Approx 20 lon hoy Isl’cul- -8 Up Brljjos onolno, robulll. *Aulo. Hnlloy. *SIOO. Tablo saw SSO, Stiop Hrlino Ior solo. Small lots wol- sacrilico HSO. 715 Conlor SI. : ■ henlor.S2S.734.7398ovos, cccomoJ?atL324.3533.______■ e,.f.1,._K(mbo»Iy.j«23i5253.,___ ; First cuiling hay, good qual­ -Snappor riding lawn mowor,r 077-Hom e Enlertalnmenl ity, no tain. SIS a lon. I I hp, oloc. start, roar bag- . oas-B icycies , P,l0?5e.c('il_423._440i,______.’io r , 28" blado, 4 yra old,j, - Akal spookor, SSO and j Sloroo cablnot, S40. Walnul1 JAMF 10 spood, 26", good FcFor sale: isO tons good -O.^Cj.COnd...??50,734.7700.___| cond.,S70.82»5to. qi ■Sludont must soil now Gar-f ! linishJ34-73_9B OVOS.,______£ '0 COLOR tolovlsions.-Uflodr - IEYn n r dinor molal doiociof. J470 ' EDS! n0w.,30ll S325.324;5208,____ _1largo solocllon Irom S99.95.f "OifPflrewood ' §< •Toro ridino lown inowor, ’ FIrowood. S65/cord. Call Grain Gi storage lor rent. 544- ^____^ng^ono- Bosi ollor. Call11 j K o u 'S ’K S a.S e ,* " - 5 RENT A NEW TVI Own a; ^3247.32P,.______27277!,calj iTiqrnlngs...... (T2n& U N D)ER) — r now color TV by ronllno. No ' Hay ior solo, last yoars ilrd •UNTtMirT6~Fr‘oo Kodok ' i _„73^?3^& .2_- '?crop. ‘ 100 ton; 150 ton 1st :iilm, plus Iroo quality 35 mm' crodllors• chockod. 204^.1aln - I: Avo._North,Cains,733-_7_nu. Taking T ordors lor llrowood. cr>crop-IS87; Call 823-4603/ xam ofo. Toll Iroo t-800-433- ‘ M8-_20p8_bo!pro_or nllor.7, -0312 (24 h r s ) .______I MTochnlcs cassotto w/DBX p r & Dolby 0 4 C^ AM/FMi i' S5S'‘cOfd, ”S65 blocked. Sr Hormlslon Hi Ore ollollo hoy ■>VE RE8UILD hydraulic^ ' rocoivor. 35 watls por chan- c for salo. 1st colllnn S60, 2nd •la ck s at ADDOTT'S AUTO noi. Corwin-voga 321 > culling, S70. 22.29% prololn. • -SUPPLY. 305 Shoshono'' ^ o ak o rs. S600/bost oKor. no woods. Coll 503-449-330? ; ^txooiSoulh, T.P;______: or 503-449-133/...... 7 Cnll,73^_494._0y0S,______(085-Variety Foods f i ■ Whlto konmoro uprlgtil'{ V'CR-Bolo' . works vory woll. - Lel us seal around your USIB • lioojor. S200. RCA olmost , A ' S200.CftllM3-8202. f a r m e r ’s Markel . gralnory gr, basos with rubber now. black and whllo T.V.. : asphalt. Call Balloy Pipe, ____^19", J0O- Sot ot swivol.rock- lnyfctnilnr>lOO:T34-flOty:------___ 0DQQing^2|22^ ------Zl 7 -QTB-CommrOevlces pLpc.pijrosh picko.d CLQflyco^ LoLol us seal around your _ ' GGroon boans. zucchini, gngralnory bases wilh rubbor 079-Appllances cuciim JJ bors. oil olhor asosjihall. Call Balloy Plpo. — Wtnflihlnldainnnlrpd. vogotablos as Iho soason IJ, Chambor MombOL Amana fi chosi Irooior, 1 yoar a^_yan.C0S- 733-6073. Lo All work ouatanlood. old, o 25 cu. II.. S450. Soo at LlLarg'o Apricots, U-pIck, lOI 100% FREE Mobllo Sorvico 2228 9th Avo.N. _ ____ S£S8.d0 a bushol. Droam Acros Windshloid roplacomont [.buorjqr_3o!o, S50.._734jJ67J!^ 0 P re ho td ^Ca lL733:Pl2i______yTo - u 0 {j Jy j ° c 10 on J 88 7 PE/^CHES. Rod Havon '4 , mo 733-1099.24HRS. ExcollonI I Whirlpool hoovy duly woshor 4 dryor. S356 Rod Ji' KIsl. Thurs.. Sat,. Sun,, SoSopt.^^n'^S* s'fr*ng^'Frooman R £ I . _____Frooosllmotos______o .. .lor palr.Call 734.75m______Mon., and Wod. aliornoons. balbaios.. OROER-NOWl-78fl------Wood Iramod Insuiatofl' 'i! unlll e a c h 'd a y s picking Is 3^3)70^10050 loavo mossnflo. window, 24" > 52". w/ Gold G Frlflldalro washor 4 sold sc oul. Powers Orchard, vViWantod corn sliog'o. 80 or 90 scroon & lovolor blind. dryof. 2 Both oxcol. S250. Call Ci 543-0860...... acres. Apploton School Showor cufiain w/llnor S Whlto f 30" olociric ranoo. — JIOO,.Cnil 734:^4758,______PICKLING CUCUMBERS arcaroa..C(''L3«-86l8,______docorolor rod. Lrg somon ♦. Ordor now lor crop coming vv/V/ANTED 50 Ib. Or bollor, tank. Cnil 934.022B. duality Q usod appls at affor- oil gt Aug. I. Collar Plckio Co. barloy^Cali324-59tO. . ■ io ' x 10' Morgan ovorhoad dablo « pftcos, salos ft sor- Eder>.825:5298ic>.<}tML__.p , S., libor glass door. Excol vico. Tfio Appllcanco Clinic. ^ We repair 4 calibrate hov 4 2q7_B[uo LakO5,So..L33_-0532^ Pickling Cucumbora Vrtgrain molsturl) loslors. Also ,cond.4?3-4149nllor5._____ Swool. dill and sllcor slio, soo our now Farmox grain ‘ 3 rolls usod 6 M. chain link .fJRoplacod kitction cabinots, Irosh ir< din. Ordor now lor tester. Idaho Instrument, •Including slovo. OW, SSOO. Irosh in guaranloo, also othor Q24624 4th Ave. W. 733-5830.____ 733-OI34or 734-1213.______cocanning vogolablos. Cook ,--• Produco-73J 3813.______1st culling allalla hay. 50 6 inch Rockw"oll "lo'lntor/ ^Wanlod: Workino or Notl Pj lon8|J45,a1on..5,43.8907'____ Sland, S175. Tr.ilfof ot Appl, 2 lurniluro. TV's, otc. Rod n< rospberrlea In lasl :Q-g Ono Item or onliro houso. wook. ordor-now , SIS por ''J1987 top quailly alfaila hay, houso. 7 X 12 llbornloss TV Doctor, 734-918B. 8 - 8 . __|u 1st or 2nd cultlnn^, $55. 200 5wnl„jj. sm Ilot plckod. Call 324-4033, ton. . Excellent 1987 Irosh 1 ^ W anted Dead or'Ailve' 10 barloy straw. 1500 balos. Si 7' couch, SIDO. Swivol choir, Color C TV's, appls, lurniluro. SS0U T fv5lC K > R 0D U C H ’ aSIaorbaJp., 366-2024.______' C.1II anytime 734-9715 m 543-4809 2,000 bales ol boor barloy 733 282” '" " R4 n Enlorprlsos. _ ' Groon boans-you pick or Straw stn lor salo. Call 543-493^ B oys. GirUiris. H ere’s your ch a n ce;e tot sell, anylhing . . . Jusl as long as mom>m or i r cu It roltlnoralor. Works Wo pick by order Of.543:5547,______•, swap, orr buyb anylhing of valuee tot< you. d a d s a y s it’s:’s all right. List whalI youy< , 068-ComputOfS okay. SSO. Cair734.-a,l99;_____ ( 200 lon 1st dairy hay, NW 23 Cu. Fl. Amana uprlnhl .2.jSa-hSfiW JS,, sLab lost ralos oxcoltoni, no All a l no0 cost. Use the Timeses-News have to sellI (your ad must iilcludsids a ;Lot us ordor any Radio •froo:ur. •fri Exc. Cord, S275. THEBERRYPATCH rnl;talr}J65_p_cr_1.on, 544-2519,__ "Want-Ad5^ds" to sell toys. :bikes, price) in the3 coupon below. We’llII runn .Shack Compulor or Soli- 324-8414 3J or 324-3449. FtoshFl Bluobortles, jnn400 lon top qualily tst crop .woro and savo al lenst 10%. ------” HiHuckloborrlos. Blackbor- hay lor salo. No rain, Caroy. ' skoolers.:. skates, stamps, babaseball your ad FREE:EI •Bilng In mo numbor lo: c ties, Marlon 4 Boysonbor- SW>0LlO'»i.B23-4512,______' Radio Shack Assoc Sloro OM -Hoailngand ||Sties. Frozon Raspberrlos, card s orr pets.| In fact, you cac a n sell ' 236Soulh Lincoln, Joromo AirConditioning Loganborrloslo 4 Blackcaps. ^SCO bales, 1st cut allalfa OrCall324.2^7 _ - Moro Irosh Haspborrlos flf“Qrass_hoj,.y(l/to.n, 734.50.L8., i2,^00 BTU Amana air c o n ^ . coming co' in August. Calt 543- 60 1acres oal hay. S^ a ion. “ K ID *y I s K O R N E R ” APPEARS EVEERY SUNDAY INU •Tandy 102 pottablo com- Honor, hko now, S2S0. <860 ll lodny, 141 i r t Black Labs, chocolalo Labs, i w A i r cTdupoTi ( T O ? CASH for uood usod lur- 102-Caltle : K a a i« I ------— / Biuo.LukfjBUdN ••• pups and slarted dogs, top .^ L o n g s Ball Box 734J52B_ "II 3ioodhnj)3.,733;2/44,______: For saleMSmo.’oradb Hols­ Happy Hookur buys worms. I China coblnol 4 hutcli. dark Chinese Ringnock phoa- loln igm bull. Oam DHIA 32.370 -• B longor hours, bonusoj & sanls. Now taking ordors lor 3051305ME MILK; 1.1M BF, Sire: t 1 f * l P .O). . BOX 548 ntlron.324.1 I51.026-45C9.__ pino w/plotcod nn inlay, brooding pairs Augusi oq f o . 5 pioco dtnlno sot. Sl* PO 1.104M •►.04% BF: I* I TWIN FALL.LS. IDAHO 83303 NlQHTCRAWLEnS L q dCiivory. S35 pair. Large x.ti♦ St43. Lomax Pawnoo Me­ mapto linish. J50. Oniquc nuantll'es ou avail. 733-2744. •Jl------1------_!= Gilliland Ball &Tacklo hldo-away L' a bod, makos inlo 2 morial. KARGENE HOLS- I mm I ' Cnll734-49« , __ youth "1° or I lull sln> bod, Chow/Colilo Ch cross pup lor. TE1N.SJU4J3.65^^;_^;_^ TEH ___ 'W ariied: usod automotivo ti7il75,Call734-73?6oyps,_. . sale. »«l 9 wooks old, shots,' Good Goc quailly polled ^toam cln-m ur 7fln.4305. J5p.Call733.22pt.______; Hereford Hor butts out ol I — I D ANNYO'S Doberman pupplos. pure reglrogislorod cattle. 16 mo ol SIZZUNGHAT _ brod.(no br“ papors)^S45.--Tal»— agoaga.-Fraflk.O odko ££2-3812. . I _____ ------^------g -- ::071-W antodlo Trado or Norma Bedko8B2-322i. _ SUMMER CLEARANCE dow g®' c|a.wl.05ni-ns::_ 65W,______:______LabLab, Somo aro » Brittany 4 U M Glass Insol colloo and ond w^lwater spaniel. Also.' have 1I JsJersey holfor, 1 Jorsey X ^ _ NO PHI’HONE CALLS PLE^S^ Iroo multl-colorod klltons. Guernsfiyguo holler btod, SBOO Will dollvor, 536-2580. . oacfeach. Can 543-4994. I, - . ■ . I T Z ------Z ~ r

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ISJ-rCyciMiSupplies t133-Pick-UpTrucks w ~ \ -pT H I FAB SIDE By GARY LARSON . ■ ' 1965 Honda 250RTlwhOCTor if X t t d v c * GREAT O U H • ■ oxcoHoni condlllon. $750. flV ■ I 1 V SAVINGS Call 5 4 y jl8 Of 543-8547,____ oroman slovo and oven, elec- . 1965 Yamaha V-Max 1100. 'f'irlc/gas refrigeralor. Also muat soil, make mo an of- 1963* lon GMC with flatOod. Inf.733-72b4.______g® 1975 Dalsun pick-up. 73.000 i : ' ' 13S-Heavy Equipment mlloa, new ovorhoui. nlco campor 4 hydraulic lack. Caso 580 B backhoo loader iraller “ hllch, Call 733-47W.__ l r y ! | with cab, good ahapo. Call 3 5 2 -4 6 3 9 .______1975 Ford Suporcab, F150. - . Cal traclor. TD 25 d020f and PS.auiomniie.733-fl822,____ 976 Chevy 4 x 4 3/4 ton,

1948 Clark Llil Truck, 4 000 976 g Mercury Grand. M ar-. L O ; l lb capacity, hard rubber. guls. , $695. 2 utility boxes, Phone 32WW1 (rom 8 am to $200 j , ooch, VW (loor pan 4 ALL NEW 5 pm or soe ot Harris Moran lLansaxl<}J75^aJLe37:fl.385.. Sood^Co., 109 Midway St. 1977 Ford Ranchoro, AC. }CK eful9e.-AT.tl600.3?4-e618, _ 1072 Chovy Tlion, now ono- 90% rubber tiros, long is1979 balsun f>U. new palnl. whool base. For salo or wiwhoola, and tiros, oxcoltoni. trade (Of anylhlna, 324^lM i_ tyeoo. i caifj54^iJ2.______^ rH B 1975 Inlornatlonal truck, with_191979 Ford 3/4 lon PU. AC 5 ton 40 (I. Pitman crane,_gcgood ahapo. Propane conv. VERY • ■ oxc. cond. Call 734-1208,____ _pvPlfJ La a 11_543 J 30 ?._____ 1976 Cal 03 dozer, $ifl.000>k *19•1962 Chov PU. 305 onfl, 3/4 >LD Cal 12 grader with hydraulic t^Dton, 4 apd. a C, dual tanks. - ' ...... - "tzz M o shill, $7,000. P i H 312 MMdMaL&.!lSjZ4341 ___ ^ irack hoo, 42" buckot. 191982 Chovrolot SIO PU. AT. sayi - Sick, lick, tlcfcl’ $15,000. Call oiler 7 pm. V-V-fl. AM/FM cossolle. 3S,0M ,S WITH • H ' “You'fo tick. Jojjyi 734-4049. ororiginal mllos. Call 436-^481 aliSr 5:30 wookdays, 8QWImo_ojl.wo<}kfinds,_____ SARU • ■ ■ 139-Pick-Up Trucks 1988 Nissan King cab PU. Avail, lor bid, 1985 Isuzu matching ™ campor shell. AC, ...... 115-FarmWork'- 125-TrBv0lTrallers Spaco Cab and 1986 Chovy crulso. c r lapo deck. 5 spd. VNfc Wanted , SIO Blazor. Conlact .First highway miles only. oxc. BRS 19« soK-conlalnod 1 8 ''KU> Socurllv Bank. 733,3590,____ cpjLCLy_999^2Wi88,, ^ ------i j J k and K StacKlnn. Two 10&8» irallor wllh landom axlo. GMC Sierra Grando 4x4. 3/4 ■74 /' ChevyPU.SB. 250. ecyl, NHslackofO. 2wiflo or3»tf-” Call733-14S8 or 733-9546,____1 lon Campor Special. Low 3 ■> spd, column, shllt. wood Inn balos, prompl rolloDiolo ifl76 21W Road Ra'noor. sol!i low miloogo, 4 now Urea, racks, ja new liroa. $l200/bost «G NEW 0 H sorvico, , oxcoltoninl coniainod, lots ol cupboardI AC. grill guard, bug dolloc- ollor. £i Call ador 7,324-4586. tolo rcjLCQ ______apaco, tandom oxio. Soo lo^ lor. alum, running boards, VING . ■ Poas 4 ifirosfiino, 2 aoorceialo. t4.600. 734-3720. lovolor lacks, 2 hoavy duly KO-Heavy\ Tfucks/Semi’s comblnoii.l.33rB158.______- 1978 23 it. Torry Iravol1 oaiterles. Includod Boavor _ : f e STUTZMAN StACKINO^.3 , Oeluxo compor. soK con- For Fc salo, 1972 Ford 10 loined w/showor 4 all ox- whoolor wl truck. 436-0725.____ - 1979 Shasta 25', aolt-con-: tras. A 10 II D 4 B caltlo For salo: 1974 Frolghlilnor.. SWATHING; 2' IH' 5000-8.a. lainod, aloops 6. air cond., 350 13 apood, (lalOod truck' Hav. P8S8, flrnim atnw.p*. oxc,cond.$^00,423.^S034,_■ Sana irallor, 32^-2580.______. bj#j?9j.iViii.(rnvoi ■ J959 3/4 ton Chevy, now ^ • broko drums 4 shoos, 1 lon Ford wllh calllo rack, frucKIno wanlod. t Iruckn; - nojids_fnolqr,ti00.232:621i_ ^low miloago, J5000. Daya wllh drlvor. 543^4760. 1964 35' Torry Sth whool, 543-4326 (Buhl Animal ; 1909 rt ton 302 v'-8.4-8peod, qjCllnlcl.allor 6,543-0286.____ _ vory oood condlllon, mariy!• good tiros, cloan i In qood J j " oxiras. AC, awning, olocltlc5 condition. $1500 or booT ol- ’212' hoalh boon pickup. 150 lacks. Call 543-511^ boforo’ LerCaunp^Mi------^ ggoaf. lank w/hand pump. 24 Recreational m i m_o Lt_&Ci)>.J50.9, Hfty piicr.. _ 1985 22' Alplnollto 5th1 1972 Oatsun. mechonlcaly 1800 Internatlonol, 16'. all whool. llko now. awnlno, - ■ r r;------Aioroo AM/FM. Must soo. EvO3_725-8.?03ilO''.y)JI1Wi— 1073 Dodge 0-100. V8. AT. ,g1977-1700 IKC truck. Single 120-Aviation oxio, 5 end .2. 16 ft. Lg76'Shylano 11. IFfl STOL. Knapholdo holai bod. Soo ot ricgilonl. S2a.900 rolall.1. RS^$600^e5i<.J«ast\lnfll.qrL S 2^ 0-olfor. Air piano0 3camplrallora(orsalc. - a hnnncr bar lall draoQor.'■ BILL^S AUTO& MUFFLER 1973 4X4 Chovy 'A ton, duol 1911980 GMC, 427. 5 + 4, air. » '0 Ho.-733-9110 - .■_733j08J_;------lanks, camper oholl. trailer tandom. lar 20' molal potato •74 18' Kll Sporlamastor, e0i)aO0lal.b0il,.32t58i5.^ 121-Boal8&Access. aoll conlain. $3650. 733-6265^^ SJ56 Ford 2 ton. 5-apoed • 2- ‘ V9r4 Chovy ’A ton. 4-spood, spapood roar ond, runs good. 8 8 6 0 ATurnlnum 16' StarcraM, U5 ,350 onoino *<5q-_6,S^«.__,, $600.423-5729 ador 4 pm. HP Jotinaon. t Hp Morcury.-“ 126-OmpersS Shells ■ droih lindor, manv oxlraa, Alaakan campor. 10' oloc- Sipn|nc.lrJt..5it«.6y-0.VO9^ i ;]. 175-Auto Doaiers li175-Auto Dealers | . -Always bollor buysl Maalc Vnlioy Mobile Homos; i '& .....I 3% ml. V/. on Addison Campor iraitof. '70. Boavor. ______18', S1800. Compor sholl lor'’I. t Ebko, 16' irl-hull boal wimih $50^5A3;085_0.______1983 100 HP ctirvsior oul­t- Llko now campor sholl lor^ : i R e o r ’" " jr sm pickup, acroonod win- SMOTbi board onalno. wllh irallor and lop. oxc. condition,1, dow3$t60/o(lor. 734-2388. S4500. Call 733-6583 Idaho C_oln_Onjln;y.______! nor°'''’|« k s ; Evinrudo & Moreury molors. boats & llshinn lacklo.s. 1973 1 ton pickup dualn Tom’a Marina & Sport Gds.S. whoola, 454 ong, wlih llV^i Hpj bum / B u ilnv-676-7473. aoK-containod campor.r. • > « Valeo 14' boat. In aood $35?tcnll324;288_9,,______SA ^ cond. Car top or Irallor S700.0. 74' Chinook 9' ovoratiol : M l N V ', opon »J4,5Opj;nlL733:0i2i,______! ' Dow, 170 HP I/O Morcruisor.'■ 18 fl. Sportakinn molor Call 734-0204.______..- • homo, economical, Foid. 20.U imoLDqriloQfi.X)L.VL!JL P i. 1 . • dock. 40 HP, oloc. starl^ ,g— • ' •• Johnson molor. Ovorhoad1_d Vo n_B_u^o n_SJ;______s . ■ shado S soals. nlco. J3500. 1Q78 Amo'rTcan Cilppor, oxc. ■ •: tLo!!oL‘aCiCqiL5«r453_*^____ condlllon. Call 733-3942 or ' ■ 2 1 'FG Gatlin Crulsor, 10. full(II 300 0t566i:I..W(>3WafllPn.__ 'd 1983 Xploror Class A. Now condition. ia,000 mlloa. Ful- ^ 1?nvb 122-SpoflinB Goods "" — ' • l a ‘ " YotK compound bow. wllhlh i 28-UlllHyTraller9 _ g>i 1^11 ^ nccoasorlos.tSOO. 734.1231^ "i 310 Ib Olympic Woldor d, • n o i ' i m l S n V M k wolnhl sol i bonch. Esl. O ' W j J800. tako J450/t)osl ollof. ■‘I CaU734_-0507.^ ______m 4 man InllalabTo rail, high[h tS i Automotive volumo pump, 4 poddios. £ ■ usod . Iwlco. J150 (Irm.n! ______Ploaso coll 423-6346- 132-Aulo, Parts & I i 123-Guns&Rllles Accessories______Li . ft lm ‘ Collooo sludont musl sacri*li- Chromo roll bar wllh Boach , llco Coll AR15. liko noww hallogon fog llghta. 57rt WB5.Call324j2C8_.______wido nt baso. $100,.623:4606.. 'Q For Salo: Quns, kntvos,s, PARTSWHOLESALE H scopos. Wholosalo + 10%,4, 4 cyl. valvojob. $29.50; Call nllor noon, 734-0461- - ■ .M SB'fs J erome. 324^721,____ 125-TfavelTrallers ' Robullt allornators, ovory Camp Trallors (or ronl. BILLS AUT04MUFFLER 733-5252______733-OOai______- • 4X4 Trucks!From Our Disstributor. TT 4-16.5, 8 holo Slotted Mag We Requeested Extra 4 Kll Companion,- 24’ Iravol whoefs. $200. 734-5337. irollor. 1§73 In, vory good cond. Lots o( oxiras. S3795. 5 7 'Chov. 263 Engino $150. Rupoit«J:3512;______Call 734-7090. ______^ Month End.■ We Must Moove These Vel T, 90001 Dosort Dynamics^ i We Promm ised They’dd Be Sold By Musi soli: 1687 32 It. iravolI (now) oloc winch. $495. traiior. air. lully soll-coni., doiuxo modol, cash -prlcolij .Hj^droullc winch. $5i5, 734-_. $10,000. Can bo soon al Gracoman Molol and Traitor CoufI, 146_A{Id!3on Avp, !! 135-Cycie8iSupplies Oldor' 28' siroaiTilIno all motal irlr.. aoll-conU nskinfl}!! Immacuialo, ldad“Q“d “ i^77 $3500Jmnko ol(of.-32B;5359j_ Honda lOiO cycle, low Guaraniiteed/^ NNO r e aiSONABI: ■ ■ Oidor icw (i; camp irallor, Slovo, ovon, sink. Ico box. Yomoha Maxim" 550. 5,000 I Good (or hunllng. J395 Also,Q mitoa. Groal condition. $950. Trade- propano RV hoaior. S75. Catln Pa!l32i:?552.______REDUCED, 23 (I. Goldon f f l In* / 0HFFERIREFUSE Falcon, otr, soU-conlalnod, p.. SSKS"!!!!:—IE • )S • .’n',; " S i " : ; consider irado (or nlco wookond irallor and cash.h! coLcpnd^34M3fl5o'dM.i : Call 733-4624 Sun.-FrL______1960 Honda Goldwing In-n- • 7 torstato. «00p. Noods Ironlnl • 18' travoi irallor. Sloops S 8. ond work. Call 733-4477. soK-conialnod. Excol. cond. i l i i f BOYER’S P• rOsram ■K- I98l' Honda Pastpori. llko ASK ABOI J3.000. 543-6837 ollor 6 ■ wk­ UT TOYOTA’ days., Anyli m oJ) n.w K p jid j^ now condition. 1100 mllos. - yOO^C.n«»iS39jJoi____^ I ■ • 18' 1970 Torry. soll-contaln- od with showor. oas/sl 1981 Honda XR 500. pro-IInkik S I oloclric rolrlo. sloroo, 4 susp.. V/hllo Brolhera plpo.0. • J ______H iin a ilRREilgEB!!!t burnor slovo wllli ovon,n, I»c!.c5ipd,j85g,j34:45^_ • iPBEVIflO sloon9“S, oxc. shapa, lalat 1981 XT 500 Yamaha EfidufO,;r • I25O0 talcos. Soo at 25959 S450. 1961 KLT 200 Kaw. j •E x clu d es M odel 8501 Tnylor_or y*:*124:______whlrJ375,^543-6348 allor 6. - : 1947 t9' Sport-n-sloopor,If. i08l' Yamoha 650 Special.11. • mint condlllon, original tlllo,0. oxc. cofldlllon, low miloaflo.0. • |G05J3i:ySlloyfi3,______S850. Soo 01 Idaho Korean 1976 22' Torry iravol Irallor.ir. Marshal Arts Studio, or call • J ^ soll-conlalnod, now tiros.IS. 73ii2050,______“ ; S H O S H; h o n e 1 1 0 PHO . roal nlco unil. 13495. 436-10- 1982 Honda Crl-480, Larger ___ 9461 ollor 5:30 J E E T ^ — _ \ i anyjlmo on wkonds,______j S j ------_STRE 1976 Prowior 32'-5lh whool,01, *1375 or irado for sirool ^ 7 3 : immacuialo cond. ovor alioto t)lK5J3Z:4Zia^— ------!! : WESE S T W (olrlQ/lroozor. automatictic 1982 Kawasaki KZ 1300. like m awnlno, powor lacks.~-s ------' 7 5 to m o tiv eg... ■ ■______1440-1 WILLS MOTJTORCO. ISYO DUR 166-MercufyiUncoIn 172-Aut09-P0ntlac 11 ’ l'<&-4X4's i ATV's 15ft-Aulo5-Cfievrol0t -1972—Pontiac— T37.— good----- 7 BOBBY W OIFF— — 1 iB59 EO m m or307 eu mcn,’ itT B ^ 'U n ^ in 'C o ftirn o n ta ri T9 THE ACE!ES ON BRIP<>GE — f97i ToyoIa"Land Cruisor, -] door.^975.cail32q^0Q^ _ 9hshape, had a lot of wo>k complololy rebuilt onglno,. isoi lurbo.$150d. 733.7 3 1 4 ^ d< done, needs 0 iiliio'Work. USED' loss man S.COO mlloa, }2200, 1977 1 Monza. 2 door, AT, 4 IE tGOO !}24-7S5l.______brtght red. sun roof. g( 734.8Qn.______c I1076 Trana Am, now paint, 1973 QMC 3M lon 4 X 4. runs a ooo-ofi-nowonninornso,- 1984« Mercury Lynii, «xc. ” bad ciislb'nilFlil^-:c ,t good c.iki'. ------NORTH ------I 733-75a3ovoaorwkonds, et fiaroj, liroi. robuiit ongino,------better broken than kepicpl." 4642 QOOd. Q Call3?«-2914allere. 1 cond., {3500 or besl -ollor. jnil. ,, e xcoU o n d .733:0108.___ 107rD odap 4 * 4. 31B 1966 1 Chovrolot SpflClft/m, 4 324.7147 a: allor 5:30 or 733- 1979 Pontiac Sunblrd, 57,000 CTION VAQ73 I :loor, 16.000 mllos, S6395. 7212T, (Farm Buroaul CONNEG - Englngllsli proverb. onolno. AT, PS, Chromo ■ mlloa. oood" cond.. V-6 , ♦ 3 VI LARRY'S LEISURE LIVIN' “ Can 678-70S7,— 73.4:?aw«ItgL5.______O P E N e v e n i n gS s ;WEEKDAYS ♦ Q 10 8 7 5 ------D ■165^Au!os---Olcl8mobll0- Tgi1980 Pontlac JOOOO. metallic •73 Monm Carlo, PS, PB, air _ gramJllfi sliver iniorlor, AC. _ The conContionnl klead from a WEST E A S T c ondS WO^, ^ 7 > 0 9 ove?,”^* cconditioning, cloan and 1971 i£ Olds Dolla 68 4 dr hard- AMJFM 9? cass.. till whool. ” reliable, JB50.785-2424.__ • lop, lo runs oood. looks good, doublcton is lho lop carcard. However, ♦ A J 5 ♦ 10 3 1978 I Goldon Eaglo Jaop CJ7 .' exc. cond., 324-5313. ; V8, good cond. Removable ----- ' ■■ good fl< rubbor. 9^-o15._ — convention doesn't alw;ilw ay s hold th e T 10 8 5 44______VJ92...... lop.I Low mllos. Call 72&- 74 Olds'<3moga. 29,700 ac- -■ JfeialMjLMaa , lual-mlies, i?, excellonl.condK ._> E h s l w in s His d ia mmond o acc, and SO U TI! locku oul hubs. Soil or trade tbod, Icobox. porta potti, Betl Bi olfer. Cali 734-9949 t^ 50, fcn!L83Z:«26i,______2L_ Jink. 324-5699 alior 4pm.__al alierBpm&weokonda. ,gj it’s obvious thal a tnitrump shifl is ♦ KQ97.6 for_flny.ih|na,_QaLiJ?idlS6._ '< 5 1985 Piymoulh Horljon,.--* ' ’B3 Arios SW, 2.7 itr. FWD, joor, aoluxo, oxc. condl. bcsl. W hat happen:! ifr K:Hast returns a »K6 J' AC, crulso. storoo. new 172-Aut09-Pontiac] iiotion, toko ovor paymonta. I______routine spade 10? ♦ K7S4 lr liros. 45.000 miles. 1 ownor. _ ma^ lake Irado-in. 734-7635 \ 1984 Chovy 4x4. Oioaol Soxcol. td.SOO. 8 ^ 5348. 1970 19 Bonnevilio 4 dr, PS,- oulb 4X4. *■ Loodod. Excoi cond. GLX, ^ X,OOOO mllos. *4595. ‘and crow cabs. Some10 trucks have utility 1 driving out South's remt-m.-iinins hon- «»«>' Soo Jusl Doy oil balance- Call “ »▼ ^5 LA hflm EIS U R E LIVIN- rmaintonanca bodies. 1972 C H E V r% T flH PICKUP or. .South slill enjoys; orone ry,______nv:*.,,,CalL978-7057.,___ 350 v-0 ongino, 198B Power flaiTi 50, 4 X 4. '77 r, Muslano II. Vorv iow ml. ruff but the defenseis e ” ic5000 mllos. pa, PS, Ac, ask. J INSPECTc - n o N :ouiomotie trumps, a diamond andnd ;a club. ANSWER: Three' no-trump. Jump mino S7000 or best oiler. Call V.fl, PS. AT. AM/FM. oxcol. tronsm ission ...... "'1890 shapo. il89i.423-6t4a. July 27. 28-8:3010 AAM-4:30 PM 1 Be wary of routinee pplays. In lo- logam c tos0 show a maximum iRltlal Jj733=«393j3a!5tft7-Din. ______Sl '76 Dodgo 4x4, club cab, July 29. 30-6:3010 AAM - 7:00 PM i day's example, rcinoviiDvinK tw o o t r a is e , p n lyy Ihrec-cardI support and ©v 16e-MsrcurY& Lincoln ' July 31 -8:30 AMi\M -10:00 AM ' 1980 FORD FAIRMONT dummy's trumps at no cosl is the fi”od stoppcipers In the unbld suits. 12liSi'SM uri& aal!!: p 4 DOOR. '84 Ford Bronco II XLT. L]For salo: 1978 Morcury B o^ Salo starts promptly.>. 10:OOAM7/31/871i |Powor stoorlng, olr condltlonlm overriding ohjoclivo, 11II tilo 40 spood, oiti/lm alofoo. S3000 607 Firobird Classic, runs . 5 spood. cossoito. ^ potlablo Uillm wnldcr. iiii-[I- nrliinl ollor, 733-9218.______QOOd, J3000, soe al 1140 shorp ...... ■ piOK :00titn.MWO.SJ3 r)57<* VW duno bunOV, tilJOffllass- '“‘'avONMOTOnS g;Sunbuf9U>f calL733-2_291___ w 7 ; .iO tl. sinpifl firop trailer.If liorly w/low Ijnr. alrool 5 I 3 « 5 » ____ .------j1967 i Firebird. 2nd ownor. -¥-V ^ ^-¥-¥-*-¥-¥-¥ Now 10 oly 10.00 X >5 lifca.3; loiinl.M.iko ollor. 324-5349._ 19B2 M07da RX.7. GSL t'L 3upcd,.Pccan|ly.xol)ulll,,ox-< Sltai/SjVfs!!!!!:!!! 32 I Chov. IVt tn. trk, Noods -K [ Speccial Purchaase * 2 ] DOOR, . _ colloni condition. Roducocr fooair, tS00/tlli0,734;70W,- ^ low m il e s ...... ’...... '57 Chev 327-: 4 speed. 2 f t 6 CANYON MOTORS JJ5fi0.tlo*ll3!o.733rtoL____ i BRAI^ND NEW 1986 t-11-Vans 734-8800 ...... 1984 Maida HX7, 5 spood. cn 1934 NISSAN SENTRA . ), air, cnsaollo, Only JI.OOo — i ISUZUU I MARK 4 DClOORS X 1 Foj sale: 1S)<'B fordrd 1971 toyolii Corolla IGOO, 5 «p«»d rron«itilulo moWi^oldl»a. |I».1 b .li^ fgdiol ^ Etonohnc v;in. nma gnotl.I), noliuKI iinnlnc. oODd llfOS, SMO Call 5,i3-543J. '• ” ''” ’c «"5?S'n” S . ' » ‘ 149-Autos-AMC I' X 5-jpood. good llros, 543 07?H. ; . powor slootif>g ...... 1970 EconollMO .100 v.in. 3lil.j !97J VW-SVV ti7H.8BC6. _____ '76 Pacor, must soil, runs T , 1984 Subaru Hatctiback. 4 and an looks oood, S395 or beat ^ JM Unns.. .15 In $600. Soi) ,itfli 1973 Supot Roollo vw, nlCQ, ISSaHoytiiiiiiE?.Of 733-3210 S1200.-19158 Cliovy PU, J400.)' cylindor, 4 apood, Juat like otior. oti 934-4323. I"T 1 1 1 2-iiiotillo liomo .-ixlos. {1000 now. Roflucod 10 J4j660. 1984 MAZDA PICKUP 1972 Ford v.in, honvy ' ; lon. “ CANYON MOTORS „ “ l i W /sholl. ) oa Call 324-5538. oood mucli.irilciil oond. ' ______734j48flO_____ '■ 152-Autos-Buick "I p e r m o . C JaOO. 733.70BO .iflorS, 1970 Oiilsun 280 - Z. Now p i i r low m iles. t 1986 CHEVY SPRINT PLUS, t977 t£l' Luxury' Buick Paiii *' f f t Riloll Mf«. »77I0.JI10.}l, mU pik* UMJ.31. 10,79 ep>. a«.l.cwl, llr>0f><»J twij.31, W ' 1973 VW Villi. OC. conci., painl. i intonor. prakos, bal- >.<«. lerol ol parminii WfS.tO. plut roi U77,17 on apprOTtd .oxtro shorp ...... M980 Avonuo, llko now. 4 floor. y » monfhi, lnt«i*il niiialnnll.$1H60.324.5053 lory,- and roar louvor. AC. !llS?A"nro-'-o°rS32W 1975 Uo,• I H.WiH 733-4751.223 BonnyOr. _ 211 Ifadusiii.'in, smi'. n:u t)o«. CANYON MOTORS 76 Oalsun 0210. AT. 50,000 ,. TWIN FALLS *■=^ 733-8721 ^ t’lonntr:iill 733 Tnijmr.n mllos. vory good shapo. 1H-Aulos.Cadl«ac '■ ____ + ^712MAIN AVE.IT” 1983 Siibufti.in, (|ooi) condi-li- $1500. Call 4^0-9970. ____... Hon. T;ik(< ? wlnrol (Invo in , 1977 CadTilae Coupe deVlllo; J * lrndo.Call3?4-2l70. 19/9 Sul),-iru 4x4 W.idon.'4< 76 Flat X19 Convort. Mar»y oxcol, condiilon, J2900, ono cylindor, 4 spood. Elody ui now parls. Runa & looks Oivnof, Ctill.734-6()89,______73 Ood()o van, f. cvl, funu |lllllo roitiili bul a (jood run-- QOOd.Jl500,324.5532.______nood. Will lr,Ido. 733-&190. , -79 Coupo deVlllo. low 1983 TOYOTA CAMRYRYLE LIFTBACK rior 5BSB 77 Honda Accord wihalct), —imltos,»750. 733-6265. Loodod, boaulllulul cocondiilon. CANYON MOTORS nnld.AC.t1750. 733-23B2. ^ - — 142-lmpo'rt Sports Cars 734.8800 l^A_ulos_-Chiysler_____ Gulnii to scMiioi'. Mii:;l aoll!!II '1981 Fi.il X19 convorliblo’ 14S-«4’s&ATV’s _ .1“ 1980 Sutuifu luilclilMck. nun;i ih,ir(IIOI>.S2995. 733-2278. 1963 LoSaron convorliblo, E N M G)TORS ' i-j I9B1 Toyiilii Colica, londod.' Ford 'i984’ F -iM -4 X'4, load- THEISE _J i | tool. AMrrM c;ir,('ll<'. ruiii ' all oxiras, low prico. Call 8 80 __ (juod, J3200 01 l)i!5l oMw.f. .out cdiidihori. J4200 or Dost 726-4617. LonvomosaJQo. t^.ill 374-7279______J ollor Cnil 430-6539 0VU5. 3USL¥-0\W A / r o ^-1982^lllll^EAG ltSI^B^ m v i e fiAutomotic. powor slooring, oir, tilt, cruiso, cassollo ...... 1:W" .

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