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77th y ear, J* Twin Falls, Ida , N o. 57 laho FridIday, Februaty 26■6,1982 J25^ Infkatiorn easses t:ol8i-mo>nthlow ] recession could pork, popoultry, seafood, fnill, sugar, ^■ByNew York Dally News * -consider it (obe aI tettemporary reaction to the rcn r;rate was still 9 percent, predicting, thebe Inflation rate will s^tle aroiiround 9 perccnl.” category o( a perccnt tor a 12.1 - Post-Christpias clothinglg «sales and lower gasoline prk)rices The 0.3 of a percentrent January hike In the consurlumer price hesaid. . percentiit Increase over the year. iTtafnment prices cllmbcd O.'i held the consum er price indiIndex to an advance of only 0.3 of Index. foUowing increicreases of 0.4 of a percent In December,D< Aside fromn clothing,( which fell 0.1 o( ia pcrcent. and. Enlert I 0.7 of a pcrcenl^and ss were up 0,6 of a perccnt. Th( a perccnt. thcsm ^est incrccrease In 18 months, 0.5 of a p ercent In1 November,No 0.4 percenc in Ocl)ctober and transportation,on, o(( 0.2 o( a p e r c ^ t, (hele JJanuary report sewlces The Increases lo bealtb Itertalnment were higher thai . W hite House WK>lOTgnanlin U r r y ^ leak es hailed tbe oedews i . l percent In Septemtember. worked out to an annuQual annual show^ Inflatloitlon running at a brisk level1 In most spending and ente than In December; the . ehard^iit housing servlcefe Sector was unchanged, as evidence of "a continuinging trend of Improvement” In Ithe ra le of 3.5 percentt - the lowe&l since 1972. Lastst year, the categories. Th«rh e m ain exception w M the h; s 5 helped case the Overd]rdll, th e government said,d, cconsurfier prices in ' R eagan adm inistration’s(campaign ca: against inflation.a. IBut lndexrosc9.4percent sector, wherere lower oew bome pnces hi hd hold the overall Januaryry w ere 8.4 perccnt higher lhatlhan a' year eariler. The 'private analysts said thehe g i ^ reflected the-damejaage Acknowkd^if^ Sthi lt*it does not expect Janliailary’s price pinch bt higherier taxes and be^ting^Ul&ahd I . Index Ataobd al 282.1, which meantil thatU it took $282.10 to caused by the re ^ e ^ D .- wiiiwidcbhM pushed unemproymi?ment- perform ance to bebc repealed, the admlnistnlralkm*has Increase to0.3(i.36(ii^rrent.V‘‘"* 5roent,power«(ijay purchas«^ a basket o( goods and scrviimvlccs ^ a t sold for SlOO close to its postw4riit^.' officially predictedd thattf consumer prices at theic er^but^l=inor6 -or-r- liless— year-wUl-be 6.6 perc•ercent higher than a year caisarller. But a 16.6 pcrcentMifHse in-vegetables and hil f f l U . JS. IIIR I cle.jans

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...... WASHINGTCETON — The Reagan ' ^H jH administrationlion unveiled a broad new program Thunhursday aimed at selling o(( tens ofr 111thousands of acres of unneeded federidcral real estate, Under Increscreasing pressure to re- ■ ■ ducc the $1(1 ttrillion national debt, ___ I \ \-rnr.-- budgei directore to r David Stockman out* ■■MB * lined the planlan before a Senate sub* committee chalchaired by Sen. Charles H. .V'.- / ■ K P ercy . R-Ill.1. Percy hass Introducedin a resolution ■ H i calling on theJie Ifederal government to reduce its -vast vs land holding — estim ated atII 74^744 million acres. ‘‘They're up in the attic, and we’re >'i r i P going to moVinove them down to the y . . garage andd h havc a garage sale," ;^ai4esfteccy*R-IIW.*W-.: ■ • B aj^ chnl'-Mlthcheahearing. An' aggressfesshve land sell-off pro* B H .Cram,Stockmaicmaa said, could brins$l<2 blilion in feder•deral-revMiie' lo 1983 and ^ H | $2.2 bililon moimore In each sub^uent

^■ 1 As a first:l st step to Implement the sell-off prograigram. President Reagan H r signed an execixecullve order Thursday BODDOAaWUTT/TVnrvm«N.wi establishing! a new federal property review board•d staffedsl by senior White ^— WrappedAi » r f c - — ------^------=------— House-personntjnnel'find-modeled^flere------falls simUar group•up formed by President oame-tag deter him (romI ssUlUully directing traffic; tersectlon of Blue LabAkes Boulevard North aod Fal S g t.JlJim Mildoa of tbe Twin Fall'alls Police D raartm eot oi Nixon in 1970.0. didn’tA’t let tbe fact tbat h it wfalsUettlek^tcatc^oohis Thursday T atten»oon. Tbes 'trafflc lights at tbe lo- Avenue were out for severalsev hours. ______1 • SeeSeeSALEPage2 Schoo3ls’ let!:ter-wri1iting caimpaigijn souns someI lawmaakers By BRUCE HAMMOND Appropriations Commltlelee he will next year, whwhich is better than simply also i (ree to oppose the incricrease, and While Impreiprcssed by most of the Ihe lettors were left 1In sealed letters’ conlenilenls, Rep. Tom Slivers, Times-News writer TT* ‘ ' isupport as much fundingg forI schools keeplnglipwl•with Inflation.” i envelopes to ensure privacycy.” R-Twln F alls,lls, said s he was alarm ed by as anllcloated revenue willlli allow. The letterer drive, which received ' Of the 90 to 100 letters} SSen. Laird some threatenltening comments m ade by i e ^ s i a t u r e om the school b o ^ , the But the 14.6 percent increase ln< the support from Noh, R-Twln F alls, recelvet^ed, only two som e parenUents seeking addiUonal BOISE - A drive by>y Twin' Falls ssoclatlon and parent orga- 1letters request probablbly Is un- teachers assc ncrease. school funding, School District residentsmts to solicit wos not m eant to appear as! opposed the 14.6 percent Inc Ilng. realistic,t said Sen. John1 1Barker, R- nizatlons, wa by the effort -l don’t mindmln the school contacting more state (unding supporiport from area lo entice parental response, "B ut I was im pressed by Buhl, the chairman-of tthe Senate a schem e toe and th o u ^ l p ut Into the lelielters. Each the patrons3 ofthe o( I district, but Iklndef legislators m ay have baclcfickfired. each parenentQl response. The class nd Welfare commentedd i assistant superintendent jHealth, Education and one was done individuallally, unlike dislike themm using i the youngsters as T ho six Twin FaUs Count;unty delegates bringing In in the most letters won a ^ GaryPlller.r. C om m ittee. ;ns," h esaid. m essagers; and am offering a party as a have received about 100W lettersii each skating panlarty at a Twin Falls roller many organized campaigns le additional "All these:se groups wanted someway illverssaid. . from parents encouraglniging them to rink, "Unless we gel some ' "It had to take some of tbthese people rew ard ." Stive ly lo gel the to show supsupport for the statowide :gesl question facing the support a 14.6 percent■ t i t a r c i ^ l n revenues, (here's no way • an hour to sit down and writrite them." The blggesi ad a blizzard of maU,” said ! ” he said, coalition fai^favoring the 14.6 perccnt rs proposed legislators nowno' is how to re^n d to public school appropriatior 14.6 percent increase.” t Many of Noh's letters vrence Knlgge, R-Fller. "I . sirong ns we increase,”' h(he said. "But there had lo . Noh said he hopes his wife ; -But the way the letterssrsweresollc- "About 10 pcrcent is as sli ^ budget cuts for non-educacallonal pro- the letters. No approve of iStersto support , be som e wayray to encourage tbe kids to lg additional' "hasalolofs{of spare tim e for typing this Itied apparently has soun can get. > grams as a way of raising for education, but wben a “ But 10 percent wouldI leavele public m ake sure\ ththe letters got bom e to the essed lhat weekend.” the legislators on the slnc^ ' revenue. Others stres ivolved------” ,schools at the percentagage of state parents andid ithen for tlie letters lo bc {ranted, they "1 don’t; know kn how I’m going lo ' i r e s t a . ’ w hatever increases are gr< sl year. Thai reluriied toothe tl scbool for mallins.. es and main- respond to1 all all of Ibem," Stivers said, Students carried requequests for the Knlgge saidsj the letter campai^ Ifunding they received lasl should be put into salaries 111 classes o r “ I startedto. to. bulI I've hardly had Ume letters bome to their par«larents, and In had no effeer Obttpa agreed to spend $150,0001(ito hire seven ered In the! $3.2 $3. million appropriaUon. which now go to the Houseuse for a vote. campaJgn-i;n-flnance records public In Opinio n Uon,” Mrs. Klein said. lo p ...... people to go alte r Idahoarans who have F o r examplimple, if Uie tolal bill for Uie T he b illlo am end lheo{e open-meeting those muniunlcipallties where the popu- *' "These are modest,St. m oderate t e ...... 4 - 3 -• b w n refusing to flle-lncoiCome tax re- ta x reliefcom coir es In at $3.5 million next law would "moderatelytely shore up jationexcwceeds 16,000. A changes which will resuliult In a staluto- ' . W e a ttH turns - and another $9$96,200 for a . y ear, th e countiescou will have to reduce terms ot the existingg statute”i by The opeipeo-mcetlng measure would Z which is functional andnd fair to all — “phone-power unit” toD get money their propeijperty tax collections by simultaneously prolectin:ting rights of render null nui and void any decisions y parties,” Mrs. Klein said, from citizens who file‘ ireturns but $300,000 to to make r the difference I a closed meeting — or any the public and press to know about made In a don’t pay tbeir taxes. betw een tthe h e :actual cost and Uie slate - and rights of decision that tl results from such a The measure cleared government actions - ai ^ 4 ^ ed to (und the appropriatloiItlon, Crystal said. officials to privacy whenlen considering m eeting: if if tbe decision comes withinn vote, with negative bai•allots cast by r The committee agreed programs only on a onene-year basis. While CrysCrystal said Uiat plan "won't - «ensltive Issues, said Sea EdUbMUlv, .30d ^ .shshe i said. It also would imposele Republican Sens. B^udge.-e. Steen, Vearl ieiL tbey would cost the counties co anyUiing,” Sen------■ir Klein, R-Bolse, in1 carryingc the a $100 finene for any m em ber attendinglg Cryst^ and Marsden1 Williams of -^ ^ ^ 5 ^ however, saying the B3, if Increased M ike Mitchiltchell. -De Bradshaw of Wendell Jly?: • ......

A-2Tlm<‘3-Now9.7wln F«ll«,Is, Idaho(I Friday. F o b ru a^S20.1982' e, _ Rumorrssay SStockm[ l a n r e a ii d y t o q il u i t i WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Budget having expressessed a wmingness to November’that^quotedn < him 1 as along, periiapssbyMayl. by j: • ' ddirector ir David Stockman, 1was de- surreoderblsjolI Job at tbe req u ^ of tbe expressing. ex severe doubts)ts about House R^ublllubllcan leader Robeq ‘ v . - : • Vy*. -.I Spespotident over losing recestot argu- White House, . Reagan’s R< ecooomic program.n . Micbel rallied1 toto: Stockman's't^ensd .,2, ■' v l . m enta w lthlh'tbe White Houstoeandat Edwin Dale, Da Stockman's . Congrralooal 1 speoilaUo:ton about calling reportsrts of his reS^Uoa one point was prepared toI rresign, it uigrily anc denied Tbursday sStockman’s t ■ departure Uiibis week --''aome sort ofof fantasy.” f Ho-.calle4 ...... : wwas a leamed Tbursday. . night tb at Stockockman bad been ready focused on wben, not If, be! wouldu go, Stockman knowfaowledgable and “out lA ' ...... \White House and budgeget office to quit. HeI saidt tbe stOry was because be even opfooenu cconceded front.. .onlbenbe real nitty grilty,'’^ ' srveslo be suR)6rted.’t:» • • ...... sp(spokesmen denied Slockmman was “vmng." ththat h is expertise would be) neededn In said “He deserve quiquitting. Tbedenlalscijcamede^iteblgb-level any at compromise to be develreloped be- Stockman’sI acrcdlbUily bas been \White House communlinications congressh»al1 ocoocem tbat Stockman tween tu the administration and a Con- under atlack; since six U>e AUanUc ln< ... director David. Gergen toldI reportersr h ad lost b is eff(jffectlveoeffl ^ Pgress. * tervlewrevealedled a less-Uian-fervent ■ th£th a t rum ors on Capitol1 HIU of seUCongresson A Republican source saiddtbenega- I belief In "suppiuppiy-side;’ economics; M . - S-Stockman's h demise are “tdtotally un- witbll8|81.5blllbllUoo deficit. Uitive taUc was “ a s strong; as{ greet) Stockman, whorbo said: he tb o u ^ t his V # - : • ‘ foifounded and tbe presidentit bas full Stockm an'sB t(tenure bas been a m at- oconions” bot any moveI to oust comments were/ere "off tbe record,'! £ coiconfidence in him.’’ terofspeculatkatkrn since publicaUon of sStockman t would probably' waitw until offered to quitta at t the 1 time, but Reagan “There are no plans Ifor Mr. tbe AUantlc nmagazine article last ththe 1983 budgei leglslattonon is weU kept him on. sStockman u to resign,” be addeied. ^ « iAnd Deputy White Hous setsecretary Larry Speakes SaUe ------■ ReReagan as uying, “I bavave never O T ' he,heard such a thliig menllottoned any- . . • Cpotlnubuied fron Page 1 . Whwhere.” A friend described Stoc) l„ Unllte Reagsagan's board, however, UUnited r Press .Internationa] a >erty review board, wUch ANPOlLAPD/TkroN*^. , , . jj,jing across as a defeated mi“ a r S M led by President Carter, bubudget m eeting eariier thL d taidentify.furplitt fed: .. ThegooaiI times roll id tben give them uw ^^ - Elflbt-year^lr o U H itt F uller of Twin FalLalls to(A mi instructor and ready to resign. r ib e d b y a :al governments for use as Guy Matsuokuoka at • Judo demoastratioDton a t the YFCA open •Stockman, 35. was descrU source a s "despondent" ovtwer losing h o u ie 1)101(1Biday i d ^ We dOD’t knowr e:exactly wbo got wbo f 'l i result of Nbcon's Legacy — ...... buttteioaldiltd! ended wltb a couple of smll internal battles to raise certir t a l n S and cut some defense q>eo(mdins and -ogram, tbe federal gov- . - I an ^ emment bas5 giveng away millions of dollars w orthh oo f surplus pn^)ertles to slates and lolocal governments for - 1 paries, schools,lls, b o ^ ila ls and historic — - I F r r Mo lsi^ ferrS(I c B u S c n ® — 1 projects. said tbe administration house was bombed.id, £asked businessmen and clt; A sner *g<^e^ed ’ in sty le “an Informal freeze” on community leadersirs to support her prt^Msed uch land giveaways, ad- Pl) — An uncontrite E d AsnUner ordinancebascdonan a law p a s ^ In Morton Grovi)ve.UI nearfy aU suci * HOLLYWOOD (UPI) canitk ding lhat ane:i exception was made for . admitted Tbursday be "goofed" tn the style of»f his1 "San Francisco3 m now has the highest per c properties to10 beI used as Jails — a m r recent call for medicalllcal aid for leftist rebels Inin El: homicide rate of an;any city In California," ^le e said. efit" use that is not DOW FREE GO!ISPEL MUSIC CON( id be stood by the substance ofQf his^ “ Clearly, wc mustt stestop this carnage." Salvador, but stressed b bfta permitted tuunder the laws and T H E D iA l V I D F A U SS T R I O controversial remaricB.ks. . Two cily supervise/Isors s ^ d tbey sujnxirt the gu amendmentss 11tbat created the various Februaryg I 26(h, 5^.M . “ I feel I bave an obll,Dbllgation to the cause of lustiistlce and another said belewas'leanlng" v, infavorof it. ) s p ^ out as a private cltlzcnw n." an d bum an rights to sp< __ , Stockman stressed s thal the ad- BETHELL TEM PLE CHUl U R C H r on the “ Lou G rant” televlsii tbe tougb city editor oi ision Can t hijack:k subway to Floim a a ministration’sI’s seU-off inlUaUve wlU C o u n ty R(Rogd 3 2 0 0 off of Egst AddisiIdisen, series told a news confeinference. JE R SE Y CITY,, N.N.J. (UPD-Twoteenagen'rswbo not Include} “national treasures," IbtthlndD&BSupply a t of the poweriul Screen Acto But Asner, president < said they had a gunim Itried to turn a 30-cent comrnm uter such a s naUoitional paries and areas I when he failed lo stress he w Guild, said he erred wh ' train ride into a trip to Florida Thursda,jay by designated asBS wild and scenic rivets. ” leak in g out as a prlvatIvate dtlxen — not es president threatening to "bioblow the conductor’s beadd off," But be citeded several examples of th e 55,000-member unloinlon. authorities said. undeveloped] ppublic .wUdemess lands < Apparently no one had told them the elect:ctrified - Including[ 4,14,000 acres near Spailcs, I SF mayor waiants handgun baia n tracte stopp^ at NevNewark. Nev., and 8,900900 acres withta five miles I There w ere no) Itinjuries in the bizarre dram dr a. of P alm SpringIngs, C aU f.-that he said ...... SAN FRANCISCO (U(UPI) — Mayor Dianne Feir'eins- rem iniscent of theB btbook and film “The Takingg ofi the _ could t>e soldId , a t enormous profits to ' tein m ov^ ThundayBy to make San FranciscoJ the I pelham m ” aboutJt a subway hljacking,''and lhe u p-I i w WEATHER FOTOCAST © valleys. The new Reagan Rt property review board Is charfarged with setting overall - Variable bigber cloudlnedlness was drif- a t Brtiwnsvlisvllle. Texas, and tow was IS ]Pass, broken snow floor. nday. blocking below zero ai emlng and federal landd |policy and arbitrating ting over tbe sUle Tbursdj 0 a t lalem atlonal Falls. Minn, U.S. 12 - KoosUa to Flen loudiness. A s a T be » titendod e r forecast for Sunday ] itween government agen- out any lower levd cloud LoloPasa, icy spots. disputes betw result, any rain or snowow fall Is' also through Tuesday Tw for Idaho calls* for SH 21 - Idabo City lo Lowi)wman. Icy cies that holdQld land and tbe General blocked and shunted towardrardthenortb. »me periodrlods or precipitallon in both ^O Iy it Utl•Ul Mln Pep i* f“ 1' Oalrell 2t B7B7 .... Onuha 33 ” Idaho « 22 .... j . l u Mai P, Yoaiardjy 44 Honolulu 17 C4« .H PhOOfiU « u Mln Peo UJlYatr »«i 22 .... I Houiion n S3SJ '1* PItUBgroh 27 i« 7 24 . NOITMl « a .... ■------* B m l'

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sienate O( K s b iill to emid insarr i i t y p l e>as i tOISE (UPI) - Criminal susp ■ Sen. Roger FaircirchUd, R-FrulUand, staQd n d trial, t Fairchild said. Twllegar said Uioiie bill also would ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A ' a judge determ ines Uie defendvlant allow prosecution of)f‘aclassofpeople ' ^gislatiV b wouldold not be allowed to use insasanity also said Uie bUI)U1 would “remove If a] a saa d defense < under a bill that cleileai^ Uieatrics frcm Uie courtroom" by can stand sti trial — defense attonvmeys thal for centuriesries have been Uie ScSenate Thursday amid prot•otests barring defense attorneysatt from call- stillI canca inUwduce evidence aboutJt the statutorily unable to Ibe convicted of ^ B r i e f s » Uiatt tlUie m easure may not bee con- lng"Wredguns".asasexp^wiUiessesr personson’s m ental condition, he said, st crim ps'' - the mentallitallylll. ______stltutl Evans : oUiere r law m akers said Uie consnstUu- illness a s a defense said, cognized, he said, and this bill would tlonalilallty of the measure was InI qques- - I t limits It,'’Fairclirchlid said. "And.id. a fter treaUnent, Uiey'd bejeell- negate that principle.lie. le for parole or commutation." BOISE(UPI)-AbIUdught Uiey were s q i ^ nlg g or- charges against them U if the court Hesle and Senate Minority Leader: e con- W A M T B ©»TOBUY T I agricultural wardwusese ' without a license — andnd would require angesges" could be committedid for com m its Uie person»n after determining Twllefllegar, Boise, questioned Uie i jU iey 1977,78,791119LIHC01NS detailed financial statenitements as a condition foror receiving that mentim tal treatm en t—nol prosecutiuted— Uie defendant dldilldn’t have crim inal stltutiut $1.5 milljQili . i s 'i m he couldn’t form an Inteitentto That provision1 protectsp Uie defen- challeallenges raised when oUier statesst 739.770•7700 ______; - claim s by farm ers whoD allegedal they lost that amouniunt worth “mm'iTa z crime’. iZZJ^^S^Hnt'sconstllullowonal righl to be fll to , Jiave v ^ approved such bUls. ; In a 1979 Are at the B eau>ans Inc. w arebouse in F ilerr -— also broadens the bond coverage of suchjch w ar^ u ses and allows qul<:[ulck action by the : Idaho Agricultural Dep]>epartment If any problemsms_areJoundJn__ —Q U ; administration of such a Ufaculty. Nob said, NlHceepsforeisi g n — z ss z m ; In the House, membersers approved a $60,000 budgetstout c for tbe Idabo ‘ rw A B ' ohlblt the Implantation of any : *Agr^ to abolish thehe iUvee-day waiting periodi forfc Issuance of a rial In a person's scalp excep ; marriage license on a 441-22 vote and forwardedd UiatI bill lo the \ Suf > SAAVINGS $$ at person’s own hair. The law lc is ^ Senate. m eancant to protect bald peoplee from V op*n 110A.M.To9PJ«.W*«hdoy»io sr types ,M. To 6 PJA. Sun. Nc>on Jo i PJA. , Your Family Storto re In the Senate, meanwhilwhile, law m akers: trans;ansplants of synUictIc or other i C IICES GOOD 26 THRU 28TH i K •Failed to gain the reqi■equired two-Uilrds m ajorityi* neededni to placc a of haih air, "which are boUi dangerc•rous in > ______i mEMS liMITED TO STOCK O NI constitutional amendmennent on Uie ballot. The resolutlutlon proposed by term!rms of infections and totallyly Inef- S ------3Nn H A N D ■ Sen. Mike Mltcbell, D-L[>Lewlston, would clear.Ule ie’ way for family fectivctive,” said Orme, who wasi uunani- C farm ers to incorporate,e, tlthen Issue non-voting stock;k (0I their children mousously selected by the House HHealth •, , so parents can malntalitaln control of their farmsms but still lake andVid Welfare Committee tosponscisorUie ^ T\ A cimoHFLANNE : ~ advantage of tax breaks.Ics. billII bbecause of his Yul Bryneiier ap- \ ^ Giriris ^ ; '■! . •Senators also votedj 20-1220 to aUocate $77,000 forr fulltimefi securlly pearcarance. i T i ' > protecUra for tbe goventrenwr and legislate. Sen.1.-J. 'J WUBoaSteeo. vugly sayings, like skinheadad, can \ PLAID SHIRTING ; R-Glenns Ferry, ledI UietJ fight against Uie Hoirlouse-passed-bill, - ■ 45" INCHES WIDE lUse severe depression toI come 1^ j|^|y|H | DRESS IG ;• ; ' however, saying he belleelieved protection w as sufflcKident now without caus< ^ LWGII E y aboul)out," Orme said. "H canI .< .cause spending additional cashish forI two fuUtlme agents, J Kiple to turn to desperate mea!lasures, •A bill that would reqv■equlre parental notiflcaUona wbaiw a teenager P®®Pj hich in turn allows oUiers to prprey on ^ seeks an abortion —• andai anoUfer requiring dociloctors to provide $ |0 C ifortunatesilkeus.’’ ■ COAATS operation - face I patients with detailedid iInformaUon about Uie op< a s s o r t eED-PLAIDS d ' niflY opposition in the Senatetestate Si Affairs Committee, The bill would make It a misde- n PLAINS-IS-TRIMS u m .1 . 0 I The panel has Introduceluced Uie bUls - but com m lttattee Chairman Sen. eanor offense for anyone to co:conduct " (S lm llolo r n o III.) Leoo Swenson, R-Nampimpa, said Uie m easures wiU wii return to the______^ h a ir transplant wlUi anythin;Ing \ ^ next week, possibly on Wedn 1^. committee for hearings m dnesday.______thee ppatient's own hair. The meleasure C ^^^^^«ASSORTED BLEBLEND FABRICS m- oaa*, MMA" Probably ' ______I passeissed61to6. ACRYLICS-PPOLYESTER this M uch For WASH/SHABLE SIZES:S \10-14 lilIL ABNER’S ; SHIRT . ^ 4 ^se approvtues R E G ..45.00 4 t o u g h e n M 4 99.00 .( 1^*1 ONLYLY jihild-abuse lavikws / w l > .[^Q ISE - A bill to toughenlen Idaho's . etUl^-abuse laws p assd thosH H< ouseoo ■I IWy Ur trijmiaay by a unanimous volvote, 65 to p - * J • Child Protection Actct vwas last m and adopted in 1976,"i," saidi Uie |a r£ sponsor. Rep. PamI BBengson, “It’s time it wasA'as m ade , M i Stronger." LEEVELESS t -About 7,400 cases of childI abuseabi and p s ^ e c t were reported last yeayear, “and BOY’S ^ 1 M. that time, seven childreidren were ■ IRDUROY AlIP R O N S ^ ;jh e first of two major■ nrevisions ■ J ASSTrPRINTS------V fiffered in Bengson’s bill Is»tO-“ to more,., ------—tOtORS------ise" to In- 1^ jEAN^— JE — O N L Y n f r a tim dly define sexual abuse' I LEVI'SI S IOR FARAH and pro- t I 5 jomography, rape ai r ZES B TO 14 I \ C Isdtudon: FREE GOSPEL MUSISIC CONCERT f SLIMLE CHURCH '4 Ann* hovoboDoono U 1 ^ C o u n ty R o a d 3 2 0 0 o Hf o lf E ait A ddlton, ■ p REGULAR TO M >ENIM > Rl »d To Stock J $25.55 M n H a n d i f SMILWILE POCKETS I m igular C PIPEIIPED OR PLAID 'JB T^RIMRIMS _ PV' 29.95 >, low V • Easy termrms on b alan ce . ' NOW • G u araniteed te S atisfactio n '

j Take advantage of the liberal tradess o n o il \ \ ^ ; appliances, TV., bedding and furrjrnlture \r jvn \ 1 |[H $ 12“ j through our Big StcStore. f f i *14” I UST SIZES : r: Now duringIng o u r tr o d e in s a ! * ■ Priced to c le a r THRU 3 6 ■ ^ “ WRireTheytbit------f - ' ...... ^AtlA t l3 f ta o r t------V" ; Free ParkingIng w hile sh o pping O p e n■ Fridr a y N lt« i. '304MWnAtnAw.N. 7#».7IEl- I zMm QpiInJicm ' A-4Tim«S’« - N 0w s. Twin Falla. Id ah o " Friday. Fr February 28,1982 . MSS

# - • WilliamnE.H E. ow w d - • WilllnnllamCBIakc : ; . , . Publlihcrrter Advcniwt Islng ManaQCT

N dlC .H• Hopp o GfliyLlyL.Ndson ManagingjlngEdllor ClrcuU:ubilan.Mina9k,'f

The members»rs of the editorial board andid \writers ofedllorials areare Ncil Hopp and William E, HowardI

Trouubling th->- T h e r e a r•e e troubling aspects to0 President : Ronald R e a g a n ’s o)verture v e to aid the CarIbibbean Basin to the t u n e o t $825i mIT illio n . F irst andI foforem ost is (he difficultjilty of convincing the American publicpu that the nation canci afford raililbns more in aid to foreign nationsn s w h e n R e a g a n ’s dom estic poiiMlicies are under attaclick on a number of I ® . econom ic froir o n ts . Tliere is ttthe problem of Reagai>an’s foreign policy a p p r o a c l i . I t ir e m a i n s c o n fu s in g , amd m It is complicated by the confliifllcting roles of Secretsjtary of State Alex- UN^BLBTOOFIN&WHOJWEf)Ei^D THE NUNS. HTHIS ONE IS for™TWESUPKN AND ander HaigIg and Defense Secreta!tary Caspar Wein- m m mREHENSWNOTMaCULPRITS. IISQN?NEISR)RT5I?AMATIC: \ m m m inJ HUMANR6HTS,,.'h l)erger, bothIth of whom dabble in setting tone and 1 substance OVIo v e r s e a s . fen R obison 1 Third Is the lingering bad dreamm of another foreign I f o r a y r e s u lIting t i t In disaster. "Anotheth e r V le ln a m ” Is the buzzword aptippIied to involvement in C e n tr a l A m e ric a , I ® - I While that nimight be overstating tlthe circumstances, ! ' the framewoivork of Am erican foreigcign policy does leave Anothiler *phamtom* taxrelilief bill considerablelie ro o m f o r d o u b t, f d s L ^ { . The nationion’s conscience continiinues to be deeply B O ISE-A s if the IdalIaho Leglslaturedld not have A fter the next fiscal1 yeyear, tbe projected Reagan This means managemerment for commercial uses, e n o u ^ problem s with financing,fit a bill in the Senate bothered by aid to such repres•essive regimes as te administration budgets!ts Include1 $4 billion a year In excluding recreation use.'ise, wildlife, orw aterquality, would take $6 million ancmd use it for local property projected revenue from>m 1land sales. This fits in with j Nicaragua aiand El Salvador., A recent re U.S. Senate 1 inthecaseofconflictwltbvllh commercial uses, - tax replacement. - resolutions In the House;ise and Senate authorizing the2 Presently it appearsI thathat the constitution ' fact-findingt Iteam presented a hard-line ht approach ' Itisbelngofferedlntbthe guise o f'tax relief." adm inistration to inventientory and consider sellingoff'f prohibits m ultiple use managementmat of public land when conlrofronting human-righlss violations In El The amount ofrelleffofor most taxpayers would be any land under federalal jurisdiction,Ji excepting only’ under federal jurisdiction,tion, Iflt should be • ■ Salvador. Th;That is a forerunner ofIt theI rough grilling sosmallastobeunnotlciIceable. Residential national parks and natioiItional monuments, transferred. It says anyly lalands granted to the slates a average of about $10. After Reagan wiiiII faceI in getting any aidlid package through taxpayers might get an s r W hile there Is m eritt in disposing of surplus can only be managed forfor maximumn financial - : . values on homes are adjidjusted upward this year, ass federal lands in urbanQ areas,ai the resolutions would C o n g r e s s . 1 retum—whlcb meansJ commercialcor uses, required by law, they woArould probably get nothing, give tbe green light to) an extensive selloff of the ^ e r e is some questionlon asi to whether the existing ident wants just about e'everything short of The presidf All. o r nearly allofthbhis “ tax relief" would go to public lands in the Westsst managedi by the Forest language ru|V$ out multlplItlpleusefor ' ■ com m ittingg IU.S. troops to the regi!gion. This includes non-resldentlal propertyty, Just as virtually ail of thele Service and the Bureauau of< Land Management. YouI federally-managed publichllc lands. If the lands were the use of[ IU.S. advisers, increaiiased shipments of relief from past “ mill bl!bills" has gone to would have tosellalot)t olof land to get $4 billion. transferred to the sUte.e.SJR S. IB leaves no doubt. : ■ American anarm s and the training olof foreign troops at non-residential propertyly. Residential taxpayers , You couldn't have multlplItlple use. So the Id a h o '' : pay for It. In the form of}f isales and Income taxes, but)ut T bere is a proposed1 constitutionalco: amendment In U .S . b a s e s — a ll a t a h u g e c o s t, 1 Cattlemen’s Association,on, whicb\ supports both tbe theydon’trecelv eit. the State House, H JR:18. 18. that would allow the State■ “rebellion’’and this resolielution, ai^urently doesn't difference between Vietietnam and Central But the dil If the $6 mUlion Is use<«d in this way, it would be atIt Land Board to grant tenttenure to holders of livestock want multiple use managelagement of the public lands. America iss thatt Vietnam was anm ocean away; the the expense of the statee aidi appr^riatlon to the grazing leases. Presentl;•ntly leases expire after 10 Certainly this is inconsli)nslstent wllh the views of nations to thethi south are on our doiioorstep. With Cuba public schools. It would:d beI at the expense of fundsI y ears, an d are subject:t totc competitive bidding. This> m any, if not most, llvestocstock operators In Idaho, serving ass theI communist pipelpellne Into Central for universities and Junl

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■ Friday,, F ebruary 2 6 .19S2 Tlmes-Nat•Naw3. rwln Falls, tdahi, as j Hyatttskywailks violJated dity cod, butb its findings are expectedi workmanship nor tbe mallaterials used beam aloogthg the walkway. -compounded the probleiblem, doubling to be usedsd by litigants who have filed1 in the walkway systemim played a Theconneclecllon rods running to the ■ ;the load on three sets ofo( slender rods billions o(d}f dollars In law suits. significant role In Inltlatlatlng the col- roof pulledd through t the fourth-floor suspending the walkwaysays and leaving A fourth-•th-floor skywalk loaded withH lapse,” It said, walkway undmder the excess strain, tbe O e riri S tate P etroleileum Inc. itherp oWo eimnort JUStust 27 Dcrcenl of people app;pparently swaying to the beatt Researchers slmulalecled collapses report said.j. There1 were also signs of[ A croii from VoleoCO . witb mock-ups and subje)]ected d ^ r is distortion on on a Ihlrd-floor w allw ay' Hlghianand A ve. E. Twin FolU from the actual walkways^ to hundreds tbal was suspendedsu£ sq)aralely and T 3 3 - a 9 6 1 t I J of tests in the bureau’s monost extensive - badnotcollapllap^.tbe report said. I n v e s t i c[ g a t i o n Sl l u m m a r y GAITHERSBURG. Md. M (UPI) - 5. As coconstructed, the box beam- ' H ere Is a sum m ary oi( t conclusions « by hanger rod n> connections, the fourth (the Nationial Bureau of Standards In noor-lok a t the "lotost star”' InI our tire depart- en present on the ■estimated to have been p ider the original hanger rodd m ent — Stor Tireses. Com e see. the f(n<(ne quality of these tiitires and take ad- ^walkways al the time ol >ment (continuous rod), thele v a n t a g e o f o u r s pleciol e i Introductory prlcr i c e s . fourth-floor box beam im-hanger rod connections asIS : connections were candi in the contract drawings would Tfiiation of walkway collai . have hadad the capacity to resist the ' r _ m i r . : i Observed distortionlODS of structural loads estlnaimated to bave been aeling at siiiTi ll i ' components stronglyy suggest: that the time5 olof collapse. ^failure o( the walkway'ay system Inill- 9. NNeither ei the quality of k SIEEIBEIlELTED I ! -ated in the box beaneam-hanger rod workmansanshlp nor the materials used k STiFAR connection at iocaUonm 9UE9 feast end in the wwalkway system played a . o( middle box beam1 in fourth (loor slgnificanlant role in Initialing the col- I CENTURIRIAN : walkway). lapse. 1 SKY]TRAC I i RADMIAL i Senate t75R1R15...... 87J49 83 2,62 ■ • set aside tbe remalnlnIning anll-buslng . ^ c .SSIFIED ADVERTISING ...... 3 8 .<1 .0 6 2 .5 7 P225/75RR 1 5 ...... 81. 8f.40 2.79 ■ am endm ents, resum,e e debate6* on it for ^*-A S . H 7 8 1 5 . . . . two'Jiours Tuesday and then vole on ^PHONE 733-0931 L 7 8 - 1 5 ...... 4 I .<1 .4 2 2 .8 4 P235/75RR 1 5 ...... 4 4 .3 9 2.95 ■ (inal passageo( the bill.llll. 1 " ^ Th& amendment, forbforbidding busing IR fANTIDTOBUT A longer lhan 30 minute:ules or 10 miles iimrE.7I,78KmVIURIIUIS roundtrip for purposesses of school de- AUMB.MAUIMH segregation, Is attachechefl to the $2.45 billion 1982 Justicece Department " _ (Mk ------aulhorlMtiottH>i»r-Th( = S T AAR I ^ COMMEIERCIAL F I m TRACI;tion I I ^V\V id shoulder. Prem- H A J/jy ium quality,ty, super tuff rub- I b a r , s m o30th o even wear, I - K-. outstandingig performance, I low cost pere r m i l e s . A "Go-Anywhwhere" tire that H sets a new1 standardst in on H H H jH L and off-the-ro-road service. H

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February^?6,19M ?6 - Agenc]:y estiiTnates Rieagan red inkk^t$1221 billlom f o rl?.983 tbeinOblUlcm range." jws from varying views WASHINGTON (UPI) - 1Preiildoil The Conwigressk)MU Budget Office th k ^ ‘Bafd‘ta te m tbe day • 'T he bud^l offlce"reportirt a a l d l l difference grows R eagan’8 IMS budget plBoD wouldw lead aald ThursdiBday. it flgiires tbe 1983, Mlcbel, wbo attended a that the admlanlnlBtratkw stands by Its expects ex deficits would climblb steadily of bow fast thele economye< will recover between Reagan and tbe (H to a deflctt o n i21 billion,I, a congrcs- deficit underer Reagan’s budget would bt GOP mem- projected dellceflcit. ,“ We are conHdent fro fn m llllb lU io n In 1982 t o ll'1140 billion from the currentent recession, I she said, bers of the tax-wrillng Hoi slonal agency estimated Thuiliursday. ^ n early CO W billion more than the b( lm « Ways our figures areu%correct,"besald. In in 1985, ra th e r than decreaslrsing a s the "’This is a veiyeiy grim outlook for the Rlvlln told the Senate . A top Republican said redre ink for admlnlstMlioition projection of S91.S aiand M eans tiorhm lttee, citeIted almost Michel's auannouncement was tbe administration ac projects,, trailin g budget," Ms. Rl' this year could hit “tbe 1110ll billion - billion. .«exacUy the $111 bUllon •82 dellcit strongest conItnflnnatlon to dale from a down do to $71.9 billion In 1985. Appn^riatlonsC(IS Committee. House GOIK)P lejder Rep. Robert figure fi; forecast by the budgetletoince. lop Repuhlicaican that tbe deficit Is Overall, the admlnlstratlotion Is un- "To reduce: the th' risk of contttaued range." lahnityT.*'. the COn^tpss\ ------Togetber-the-two-Iigureitres a re $42 M ichel of lUliUlnois. aftora-Whlte House—- •Reagan’s bud^t forectleast tse.6 headlng-lnto^a^ a deepening sp lra l-a n d -' d«d erestlm aling tbe total defic:lelt during econotnlclnstahU to consider poatWe I billion above official deficitclt (estim ates m eeting, toIitold reporters, ,‘*rm C€^ bibillion In red ink for the pres-esent fiscal seem ed Ilkelyilylo fuel calls for defense ththe next three years by sosome 1140 may wish to to the presiderigg . • Reagan sent to Congressis 1Jusf three tnlnly not golgoing to be surprised to see yr r "divided ' argument" In the J Goldsboro (N.C.lChrlstlaiitian Schools. case - meaning me tbe administration The case set off polltlcjtftal fireworks not; liIntend to take the samet .By United PresslntcnwtloiIona] | H | in January, when Presldaldent Reagan position inIn the case as the two re- decided to overturn a 12-year-old ilgiouss^oOiools. - The greatest number of o personal pratlce of denying tax exemptionsex to ' Defendlniling the decision to give thei Christmas cards seot outJt is believed - Hvale Institutions thatit pratlcepi racial the tax breaks, Reagan1 to be 62,824 by W erner Ert^rtiard of San hat government bureaucrats bias. argued thal ! Francisco, founder of e in Dc- 'A t lhat time, the administration adr ot be ' making such decisions. cemberl975: urged the high court todrodrepthecase. “' “ WC”;Congress Is the proper place But Thursday govemminment lawyers » decide! thett Issue, and he called on ;rs to pass a law to clear up said the administration»n changed ( its lawmakers WANTIDTOI I decision last thecontrovioversy. position because of a d( 1 1976,77,78MERCURyiillMARQUIS milt aurt ol „ Bob Jonfones, however, maintains S i week by the U.S. Clrcul CAUMK.HAUI1!l ltO N Appeals In Washington.in, which has C o n g ^ M1 cannot conslltutionally deny such tax ex prtweculors, a three-Judgudge appellate lond in ( panel postponed the trialal iat leasl until sw on).»)• April 9 to give prosecuticutors time to I CTiDTiii nilG TWE:1:D0P.H, Liiiitli w ill lie >vtvallabie i decide whether to apper•peal an order I barring use of Illegallyy 6obtained evl- AHTIOUIFIF U R N I T U R f dence at H Inckley’s trial.’ n Ann lancy ook bookcata withI gglo lojt fronl — Anilque 5’ g'o>». showcose.jl . . . The delay was a hint,S 'b i u t not tlrm r>cy ' 1890 ook thureh pow — Vlcirolen — Ook ) use contested X andleall»olhor couch — BfOM bod In voryf goodgo. condlilon — Ook clow loolo9lodhlboy win court approval to \u or — Ook flot lop dojk — Oak flollol Iront hi Hinckley hours d.o,.<.r-or — PrlneoM drojjor wlih mirror - statements made by Hln IroMor — 2 ook drojtori — Iron3n ende brett bod with rolls — BrassBi bed after President Reagargan was shot »oord . — Fednrol "1640" mohogonyony desk cruich — Assorted ookk chairs< — nearly one year ago. WoodI hi'high chair — Nlco vaooro oak 45"Ai" toble wlih leund legs — llbrcsrary toblo "Jurisdiction in the! caseo now re- • 50 ottoried wood choir* - loU3li elc furnlloro porls — folry "NoNo, 1" poi- j id Aovo — Montlo clock — MItiionon pendulump wall clock. sides In the court ofjf i appeals." a MWcdi spokeswoman for the3. U.S. U Dlstricl rURNITURI - FURNITURE Court said. "The March'ch 9 trial date woinu>iu> potty choir — 8 r a » trlmmod cool hod wlih shovel — Wood too:ool hod has been postponed pemlending further ‘ A»h«hinhino cabinet with bevolod mirrorr on top. id developments." OLASSW ARI - OLASSWARI ■... y t The one-page order by the Circuit poioviii,«lllo poliory — Colorod fruit Iont — McCoy potlery — lo ts of dodoprotslon, Court of Appeals for tbe District of gla»amond Poiiorn g1a»i — A»»ortoo korojerojone lomps — 20 boxes onliquiquebolllos Columbia overrides thele directionsc of - siuor»or ffomod cruot lol — Mlnlaturoo lompslo — 5 or 6 beveled glosi, mirrorsm — ■ aottory — Fleiio glass — Sorregegyomlnos ^ nirtftn Pnrkpr •____' lh china — 1903 Van 8rlggle potti ------DlstrlcUJudge-Barrlngt srond bowliBr^-Aitortwd itono cn issued eaJU er lo the day,ly, collarscol and hom es — Granltowot.ore-Old. ■ ____ . tool* — Pictures — 10- IS b ro ii llghi flKturesflnt — Grinders. FURNITURiaMMISCILLANIOUS I Phllco0 i< folrlgarotor — Oldor 40" oloclrliicirlc Stovo. w orks good —■ Tobl« H Acolyler^len* torch »ot and cart — 3 consolelolo rodlot — Floor fom p— Movln rir^deri — Ttopt — Old life m ogoil'jailnet ond olher miscellaneoul I irout tomonllon. -TRUCK - TRUlUCK - TRUCK 197S ToFord "350” I ten ruck. Rongorir pockoge,p< 3 luel tonk*. 460 V-8 Tigllc. power ileering, powor brakirok«t. MIchelln llres w ith duoli __ 1 Overload tprlngt, plut oti itool 14’14’bed wilh solid metol sides one w In* tel*> willwll b e held outside. » ! Term s: CASHIHDAYOFSAU 0pen10:00a.m.to53 5 ;3 0 p .m . ------daily. Fridays'til 7:00“ I Owner; KORBIB’S ANTIQUES5 -.. ^ W e w elco m e your ch■harge a account. ^ Paris Charge, M a ster r ■ ■ U C IA KK J A I TM T K M B irr.ard. i ^ f \ Amerir ar^cxp.essanoand VISA ...... 1

A u d loIon*«r«. t GARYO!’ OSBORNE C leric: C al Haio rp tr 124 M ain a v e n u e N ortlarth. rn K K K U M lYLE M.MASTERS 934-535(350, 5 4 3 -5 8 5 4 or :543.-6673 Twin Fails. Idaho jgliw igil 543-52:5227, Buhl. Idaho Gooding,Ing, Idaho Buht, Idoho 733-1506

L_ m i c \/aUi'ey Friday, February 2626.1962 Timos-News. TwinF(In Falls, Idaho ft-7 l^rei:a ofificialIs bcjgfo>r ex^tra jiudg<\e ; ByBRUCEHAMMOND located in eiUEither Jerom e o r Gooding defendant, del a woman being bei>eld in jail th e farm s arere e n title to the sam e cocould endanger the financialal stability County's dlstricstrict court calendar js writer ■ counties. in llieu of bond, "was seven-anand-a-half service received^edby those in metropol- of the district. scheduled only>nly on Tuesdays aiid T h islsth eUe third attem pt at locating months mo pregnant, and if we’d;’d waited lian areas,’’ Most of those testifyinglg recom- Thursdays, and am "we’ve purposely ------a full-time dl district Judge in one of for for a district court trial, thehe county But traveling;Qgaroundtheeighilrural mended the sixth judge reside r In lUcd cases Inn otother counties because eith er Jero m e or Gooding cou S o i S E - Magic VaUcyley residents those countiesies. would wo have had to pay for thattl cou- counties of thele FifthE District m ak es it ®*' ountles. wefeltourcllenllients could not bc served "Jerome is one of thele lastcst- in proper timele In Jerome County." lose access to tlme Fifth Jerome lawyer Robertt Williams R oark. He said this simply crcates other district Judges arc equauallyu Z .sK light dlingoflhedls ,3 thg , ^ (te e by Magic Valley, judgesJi and against Iraudiudulenl welfare recipients le only judicial ari*a not echoeda Peters, noting thal■at Jerome even more timeIme delays and scheduling ^ l i c officials. for time. • ^ as an examplnple of time delays affect- levying taxess thetl last three y

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Jea, but he presented )t ' -ByBONNIINIEBAIRDJONES? Schchranit says it was not his Idea, Tlmes-Nev^Tews writer to ththe local board after a suggestion su{ from the assistIstant direclor of the Boise centi:enter. - » " II Iguess you could say I stuckuck my neck.ouL;'.hc . s. "She a^ed'm ein thoughtsjitwe-cflDl(TnialtB‘5ucli------1^ TWIN1 F,FALLS — Where c.an youI findfin 18 people who yom IloldherweW d. an work In Twin Falls, and I lol a re willlnfling lo get oul of be>:l at anyly hhour of the ni^t ® I think the program is successful sue In several I - i M driveive 100 miles or inore wllh wll no pay and Schrank says. ‘'F irst of>allf ^ l , of course, it saves som cllmnes « little thanks? he cost of the blood lo the patleiatlent, and It also saves ; y o A . ' : The Sawawlooth chapter of ttie Americerican Red Cross In ney for the blood program . But beyond thal, it has : Twin Fall^alls functions withi the heihelp of numerous en more people an activee ppart in Red Cross . '1^' I volunteersers, but board momberss arcs particularly i/ices. They feel they are doinfoing something Impor- proud off theirUl "blood-runners"progr£ t to help othere, which indeedxl theyU: arc, and It gives • Chapterter executive Ann Livlngsloirn^saysthepr. S"'" m a good feeling." g ram began bc( Memorial I)ny, 19801980, when Duane MR k ' Wc were paying around $85 to ggel an order of blood Schrank.k. {a biood-service cornmilteeec rm em ber, told lhe :..i- ' ^ mBw'ftyli the Sun Valley or Blainele County< hospitals,” thethere had to be a belterler way lo make ingstonsays. I iney blood deliveries. At thathat lim e, the blood Now, the Blood Center In 1Boise pays only a w as takeneen from Magic ValUsy Memiemoriai Hospital lo eage fee, and the deliveriesJ areart made for less than • sm aller■ hospitalshe In outlying -commurnunlliesbytaxl-a f the former cost." h l^ costsl Ito the Red Cross E)Iood CenCenter in Boise and • Driirivers receive no salary, butul Uthe mileage payment th e a reaQ chapter.cI 1 beeaincreased.to 25 centss a mile, so the drivere U nderr Uthe direction of the ik)lse ceicenler. the hospital- • ^ I pay for their gasoline andnd somei of the cost of n Falls maintains a regionaonal blood bank to ^ sn^o^GWjnrxNr./Tvtm New* in Twin I irating their vehicles. ' supply MlMagic Valley and V^'ctod RivRiver Valley hospi- L in d a H a m m o n d lil8 o n e o f t h e R e d C r o>S8 u v o l u n t e e r s w h o r u s hh e e s s b lo o d a r o u n d t h e M

Just trying to0 idefend our pro'operty’ Gppo]>nentssgive upI -Acme rezone] 2 fight ;By KAREN MAIN F iler Cityty CouncU. wblch acted as Ilive in "low-income housusing,*’ they Huddleston,n, also want lo m ove In-1- ito the area. \Times-News cofre^poodeideal advisers to the county commission In can’t ( afford to do that eitheiier, he says. dustries Into ------• recommend ending the parcel bc rc2oned. "W e’re Ilmlled lo wheilere we can As for Cityity Council, Wood says; theree live. Now, we’re prellyy well con- a re "no woiivorking-ciass people” thatIt J l ^ f l irent, a leading spolcesman | ------i—F I L E R - - -Homeovoieifners_tn._Regal. uoderstandd theI homeowners' loecds.i. omeowners'-group.-Bays the- —dem ned." - 'subdlvisioa appareoUyf havehs r e s ig n e d ^ O ‘^J*]^/w™ d -som ebody_ on J h ) L C ily _ )n the homeowners have left . Wood says thebomeowne — ...... — Ithemselves lo the county’;a y s decision to rho’s'concem ed, somebodyy ction, and that is “out of our concerned i that since one i ; grant Acme ManufacturW s r e z o n - look down the roail five lesaid. 1been rczoned, more- ind ;ing request north of Filer. I move Into the area. "T hen:rewlllbeno s’re not going to Attorneyey Lonny Stanger. wbo had ' lys there has been som e talkk K'T"' I "Asfaraslknow,we’re ^ end toil now.’’ lappeal," homeowner‘ IDave Wood several telephone lele conversations with ' - among Regaegal homeownere about or-r- Isays. “ We don’t think It wouldu do any th e homeo>eowners but never formally' He says the rezoning decisiond( can ganizlng ai homeownershe associn tion so ------;good." • ------represenleclied them, says he advised the> be attributed partly lo0 tbe city’s th e group wowould have ' ‘representation>n > T\yo weeks ago, thehe Twin Falls group it wouldwo< be an "uphill battle" toI altitude toward Regal subdbdivislon. a t council m«quare-foot building. ^ Herrett testified before the , w hich will1 hhouse offlces and produc- considering using industiuslrtal revenue Friday, f ‘ If the measure passe : . islature maices House Revlevenue and Taxation Com- menl, he says. 'bonds — if the Leglsla ' H errett says Acme will " b n (he m ^ ts of.revenue bon- u a "lot of bomewoi'lc"'and •them available — to build bu its con- mlttM on li j in that source of revenue.” :jroversial farm e q u ip m e n t ding, whichIch would allow businesses to '• "a lot of[ tl things to do biternally'' BOeOtLAEHMUn^i»™»N«»i j 'manufacturing plant on o property offer low-liv-lnterest, tax-free bonds to) But m ost of the plans foifor relocating before contrntractore are hired to startr t 1 m a n u f a c t u r i n g p l a n t horth of Filer. pay for capiapltal Improvements. the facllitv from downtovlown Filer,, to theprojeol.l■I, Herrett says. - - J l m H e r r e t t d t s p ll a a y s A c m e ’s p r o p o s e d m

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A-6jTimo8-Nows. Twin Falls. IdahoIda Friday. Februacy 26.16 . 1(W? W a l k l e t - C ie n t e r ,, l l O S Ip i t a K O K t ee n t a t ii v e d es a l - 5 center’s W alker C enterJ alalso will pay for re-' B y STEPHANIE SCHOROWW Gooding CoiC o u h t^ CbramiisloDiers, tracto.r” tra lo su^Jly alcobollsiIsm treat- director of hethe Walker Center/ Tbe only oni about 6 percent of the c w as gen- modeling costss incurredlo by the tem- T/mes-\e»« writer . who had met*t Wednesday^ nlgbl with ment.iiervlccs. me . contract is basDased on a sim ilar ar- total lo t revenue, about $24,000, w s . porary plan. hospital and1 WalkerW Center officials, ^ /alker pa- rangementatal; a Nampa bospital. eraiiy cr£ written off as bad debts. The hospital wUl bill W i night, Myers toid the voiced supportort for the contract, say- The contract also stipulates tlents full bospital rates. $12125 a day, At la st Thursirsday’s board meeting, 1 •s the subcontracting tie hospital “ io complete be re-negotiated In a year. It' GOODING - The WalkeiIker Cenler Ing it put the for reihabllitatioa and detoxl>xincation. Gooding Count;mty Prosecutor Severt be was financially l>*tter •“ relnthedriver’sseat." ^hi extended fortwo three-month | and Gooding Counly MemorijorialHospi- control. We're 1 The l iospltal will then payly Walker Swenson expr(pressed reservations exi ai than a lease a r r ^ e - tal have lenmively agreeyeed on a D r. A.W. Loes^r, Lt medical staff CenterCei a specified ratee for Its about a draft of the contract, saying i t . Ai clause stated that on acc contract for the temporaryy h as sour as I - anan esl'.lmated $9,000 in net n under no obllgaligation tb avoid rate Walker Center’iu-’s bad debts. center ce Is now located In thene form er in c re a s e s . The T ht reimbursement agreement which eliminatedlied Uk hos- thoughl." hene said, adding -that be montiii. me slate tuberoulosls hospital. ''stralghtforward” *id %ital from liability for any an; Walker would eiiourairag e tbe medical staff lo Bee i ause the h o ^ lta l billslls the pa- The contractict approved this Thurs- schem e w as "sti ve a complicated tbin- jCentcr bad debts and set anl8-raonthan cooperate Inlimplemenlingtbeplan. Iti tientsi. more insurance pollBllcles and day stipulatedd that t bad debts would be St. ! Benedict’s officials saidlid Thurs- did not Involve < •JlinltfOn the arrangement,■nl. The ar- The contraciact designates the hospital Medicare Mi will covcr thele Walker deducted fromm thei monthly payments day da that construction mayI istart as putlngofsharedcedcosts, I lUr contract and we'call rangement Is scheduled lo0 b

______P & Z aipproves p da^i-cari r e c e n t e r Blood 1 --- • Continued from Page inteers and calls the next coffee!, ct but sometimes, I ddon’t even # ^ 1 * ^ « • name In thenerotationsystem. get g( s(i much as ^ ' t h ^ ^oi[OU.’" Cam- lurch s€Ghool ill[legallyr sited - . "T his docanlt cover all1 of the costs, - "T hese peo)eople-I:u>% to go out a t all peaiiuays: pt especiaUy for the peopleie who\ drive hours and in-in-all kinds of road condl- The ' volunteer blood rununnera, the By SUSAN GAIJALLAGHER aiauthorization to operate in a, resi- domlnum md and Is the Chri^jjan ; ... tjlgger cars,” says Leo Camlampeau, one tions,” LivingIngstonsays. "I have never only or 8-ucb group in tbe state,;e, probably rymes-Wews; w w r ite r ' didentialarea. -• Center’s pastor,lor. of Ihe steady drivers. sent out a voiimteervol who didn't get lo save sa about $300 to $400I on the three felonyny charges P lo w in g “n l necessary In order to accom)mplish our existed beforere theUi condomlnlumsrahd Butcommlsskssloners stated early in the " ■Payette boy will answ er as ani adult In eith er innoce)cent or guilty to charges of Wedne.sday. W he Rock Garden homes thal because of the goals." 8 buyers of the 1 •Fifth District Court to) chargescl of grand theft-eft-auto, first-degree bur- H e lls charged with stestealing an Joe Laragan and Larry' IDee, both knew they woulvould be living next to a second-degree burglary. autoniiobile, ai tbe propjperly ol technicalitieses involved, the school igs in the hands of City residents ^ of the Rock Gararden Con- church facility,Ity. The ^ecisio? to prosecuecute Ronnie If convictected, Bouttier could be seit- Anden'on-Blake-Fay Ai Insuriirance 529 belongs •ck of Mor- The church,■ch, which encountered t the commission. dominiums In the 300 block ;Keith Boutder as an adultilt ifollowed a lenced to spend s]: up to 14 years in Main Al /We. E„ on Dec..22,’,1981. The Council, noi Ih -riSon Drive; said they were■e speaking comparativelyily few 1 obstacles Thurs- Juvenile hearing held on Feb. 19 prison on theth< grand theft charge. 15 vehlclfir vc was found on DcDec. 27 in • The hearin{■ing on the church’s pro- Jon behalf of themselves and £ Ihelr day in obtainingnlng a speclal-use pennit ‘before Judge Melvin Edwarvards. years for theUi first-degree burglary Canyoii Ci County. posed day-ca-care center largely in- neighbors „ in opposing the sclichool. for the day-car-care center, apparently :: Bouttier waived his rightIght to a pre- charge andmd five years for the Boutii!ler also is chargcdd with bur- volved testlritlmony concerning the Dee claimed 90 percent ofol the con- can conlinuele lo l( operate the school limlnary hearing Thursdirsday. Thai second-degrcgree burglary charge. glarlzi.ng gl the homes olof F ra n k school, Insteacead. dominiiim (J project's resldenents object illegally unlllII CityCl Council decides ttie - means his case wllwill move Bouttier,’. who Is being held in McMul.'lln M and Jim HowelUIlls, both ol A munlclpi:lpal ordinance requires to ti the schooi. but the Rev,IV. Sheldon issue. Both thethe churchi and opponents automatically to the dlstiistricl court, custody, was/as arraigned In m agistrate Twin F 'alls, on Dec. 24. that the scl:s^ool at the Christian Siagel S said that figure Is fara r too Ugh. of th e schoolli haveha 15 days to Initiate Center. 181 MorrisonMi Drive, have city Slagel S occupies a Rock Gaiiarden con- council considerIderallon. Burglanry case o>n to distit r i c t C O Ur I t it’iibbe a picnicD when hos]ipital fixes!jkitcheii ■ TWIN FALLS - Danaa J. Dade, 18, tion with aa series: of burglaries that theft. 11 JHe had originally btbe charged ^W IN FALALLS - As of April T he hospital’s second-floo:oor confer- be m odifiedi butb not substantially :of Twin Falls, waived his right to a occurrcd betMlween Jan. 1 end Feb. 11 with v, fil'st-degrce burglary. . . M a^ c Valleyley Memorial Hospital pa- eence room, now used for pregnancyp changed, preliminary hearing on ThiThursday and at Century’ AutoAi Sound, 307 Oak St. If convicted on theJ am ended (jgnts will be be eating off paper plates cclasses, board meetings aand other will now answer in FlftPlfth District By walvini'Ing his right to a prelim i- c c h a rg e , Dade could be sericn enced o duetorenovatvation of the kitchen area, tbusiness, will be converte-ted inlo a Court to charges thal he bujburglarize a nary hearinjIng, Dade will advance to serve & up to 14 years Inn the state ^s part ofof the hospital’s massive Vkitchen that wiil prepare■e lood Ior - W A NITIDYOBUY T I i penitentiary in Boise. stereo store. the districtcl court where he will be p . , building andid renovation project, the fpatients and staff. ,78 MERCURY NARQUiS ' .. Dade, 519V4 Third Ave.». W.,_wasV one ^ u l r e ^ l qiq^plead ^ ] either Innocent or He r' ^ i l t y to ann aam ende cba^e'of ^and T h u i^ a y In lieubf $10,000 bi nized this spring. ee r said employees will contliitlnuetoeat andm odem li I t l N M O T M l in the basement dining area,la, With food «7S»«rrM brought down from upstairs. Fisher said the hospital'ss imenu wlli ■ ' . l i ______Deveeloper , M m a i i f’5® i g )— of oilil shale SUPER hlmindeatl).' O ( rc-IdiiProccssing plant. Clarence E. Allre S K i c m i N e rvice will be held at ll a.m. Survl ving are her slsler-ln-la-l..,H.)on Roffe, <■ ' TWIN FALLS - Clan In' the SlxUi Ward Chapel on INeal. o;(St. Helena,Calif. setlS 1 f e died Monday s „ lecture Allred. 82. of Twin FaUs.“ ( S S ^ Slreel with Bishop Milton E. In acldltion lo her husband,d. she also SALE ^ White Slag, - In Apache Junctioo, Arlx. >nductlng. Burial will be In Ibe vw as pri needed in death by a daiaaugWer. a KETCHUMl,nw — The chairman of the : Born May 21, 1899, In P n tmelery. ' son s aii Surviving are: his wife i of Mr. and Mn. Charles H. i ice 2,000 barrels a day in a i son, Douglas Eugene Allre(IIrtdofEagle;a RUPERTIT - Silvia M arie Pierce, 79. jF iler, was stillborn Wcdnesdi O BOOTS daughter, Retta Merleoe« AllredAJ of Twin ot R upert.t, died ( Thursday morning In Ing j a t Magic Valley Memorial ■ r i < Falls; four stepchildreD,en. Zola Edith MinidokaMemorial M( Hospllal. InTwlhFalis.i •oject has been funded ; S aunders of Sali Lake City, Cll Albert E. B om Jan.in. 10.1903, In Vida. Ore.. she . He' is survived, in addltiction to his through thehe federal Department of ^ 30% i C a rte r aod Charlotte J. SpeSpencer;bothof attended Oregon 0 schools and took parents, by: a sister. Hollyy 1 Brown of E nergy, bullUt Patton says the project EdmoBds. W&sh., andid Melanie D. nursing rainingtrail In Eugene. Ore. After Filer; his paternal grandpanarents, ^^r. will be self-sif-sufflclent by the end of the OFF i McKinley of ChariotlesvUIsvUle. V s.; five m oving B'Uie to t Ri^Krt area, sbe was and M rs, Robert Brown ol Saclacramento, y ear grandchildren; nine nlo great- employedI ata U» Burley and Rupert Calif,. , and his maternal granandparents. 011-shalee developmentsdi date back to . She m arried BUI Pierce Aug, , Brands A t... grandchildren; aod twoI brtbrothers. Ralph hospitals, a Mr. a n d M n. Hollis FU ol Whlltler, u,,, ,8sos^but have not been proposedI F a m o u s N a m e B, rllle, O re., aod 24. 1930,aod aod be preceded her In deaUi. , B. Allred of Sprlngvllle Calif,; his paleroal great-gran ssive scale until recently, > ; Howard Allred of Hailey.:y.FourbroU«ra F After his5 dealh. d sbe worked at the M rs. Louise D. Jewell of , proposals have come under ICalif., and his maierna:sal areal- Oil-shale pro g randparents, Mr. aod M n . Hiramli Fix fire fromn environmental groups, y the Installations would of Ellon. Ohio, and Melvinn Evans ol which say ' c Detroiit. causc massiisslve environmental dam- ^j'5(g(®g)— Th«.- memorial service wll:vill be con- age. SPORTS CEW duciod at I p.m. Saturday In Reynolds P atton contends coi his operation has\ IIBSBIueLakesBWd.l«TERi. No; ■S / graveside servicc Legion and.nd.Uic Pcari Harbor Survlvon. KIMBERLY - The gra\ F u n e ral Chapel. Friends mayly >call today not been criicriticized by environmentalI Twin falls 7733-8371 J f — I. M. of Kimberiy. Friends ma;may call at the While Mortuary J ------for Marguerite Allman. M, al Ihl ! chapel. Family buria cause It uses no water, has wbo died Monday, will tw:be b d d a t 2 p.m. C hapelonelne hour prior to Uw service. S a tu rd ay morning In S u n srtMemorial e t: K 5 a S} tailings and needs no large today In Sunset MemorialrialP aric In T w b P ark. surface insl£slallatlons. FaUs. Frieods may call:all at tbe While r u PERT;RT - Services for Silas Boyd Mortuary Chapel In Twin•win Falls unlll 1 sm ith . 51.)1. of Riq>ert, who died Wed- The freee talk1 Is sponsored by the MAGIC V,GALLEY DILETTTANTES' p.ra. wlli be beld at 11 a.m . Saturday Eliz abeth Hobdey^ Institute of the American West, the; iKsday. wlli PRESENTS TWIN FALLS - TbeT t graveside inUieRi^4>ert Stakebouse. Burial will be G O O D IN G -ElliabeU i Hoblobdey. 58. of hum anities!s division( of the Sun ValleyJ service for Leooard LinnJn n , 81. of Twin In R upertrt C Cemetery. Friends may call Goodi ng. died Thursday a t beber home ot C enter forth• the Arts and Humanities. A • Falls, who died Monday.ly. will^ be beld at a t the HarHansen M ortuary. Chapel Ihls nfltur.il causcs. questlon-anand-answer period wiil 11 a.m . today In Sunsett MiMemorial Park. afternoonn ai and evening and at the church A rr ongemenls will be annc speech. M ilitary rtles will t>e comconducted by tbe one hour- prprior lo the service on Salur- D em iiray's Thompson Chapel Twin P ans VFW. DA\DAV. American day. Ing. . , . ' ...... kmlung; i-lxflcD gg)lpMai' MAOICVA]VALUCYUEIIORLU. GOOICODING COUNTY MEMORIAL Admitted/ lAdmltled ) 6 S 3 . M rs. John McDonald. Mrs.■Irs. Jam es Hortlng, L aura Milam,am. Mrs, C harles Crow offWendell, We ' R ichard Whitehead. Lesliele UL odsay, Susan May and M n.s. DanD D. IH stnlaed es Mann, M rs. Harold VanSiiwSickle of [Gleans F erry. M n . Vir/irgll McCray ol . Krtegcr. all of Twin Falla;1s; IM n. Joee Vargu and James I ' CSI FINE ARTIRTS AliDITORIUM ' [iAUdriU W cD dellandM n-airaiQ l Abentrombieof Gooding. I I both of Hagerman; Raymoomood E. Ewing of Buhl; David A a ^ Daniel Blackburn, bothoth of Kimberiy; Deslri Davis anand d M n . . Herman Ripley, both of Hansen;Hai M n . Charies Brown of FUer; CASSIMCHORIAL MARCH 1 2 , 1 3 ,118,19,20-8=15 8 . p i; Mrs. Jerry Osbom of Jerome>me; a ^ Mata Infant sonof Rupert*rt. jVdmltted T racey M anclu.LS. JoanneJi C roft. Travis Boden aadad Marloo Free. W a r t f p l o r t P^M A TIN EE SUN.MAH»ReHj4-2:i5p.ni; , ...... -;C albem C aven. Mr». Lukejike Ffands. O ikk Morrison andlod Jacob all of Buriey; Geoen e WldcelV Ol! Oakley: RUd Peter*}wttofHeybora:- ...... ■ W are, all of Twin Falls; Floynoyd CortbeU and M n. Scott CrystTSiai and LaVon J a m a aodad Jose. Q ia v arria. both of Dec>eclo; and Cory

: CT.Irr. BENEDICTS M1 lN lD o'lU MEMORIAL DepartnentI R'YAMS • SAV MOR DRUGDR • CGRNER MERC • HUSHmSIC CEHIER tSUlUVAKS:: - Admitted i /idm ttted lEROHE . BUHL ...... CASTLEfORD. . IIIHHUS . TlKreaa Steele. Charlene!oe Sturgeon and Evelyn Reasch.

m i u S i\ineiSS Friday, Februaryry 26.1982 Tlm es-News, Twinrwln Falls. Idaho A-9 ■ Livestockck futures . CHCAOO (U«l - Clilu£^M«rc*nt>Sr EKlwr^ |j .s>. p a lys RlO m ciniainlocan TrIoSa.r^ 'esffXcr..":: • ifficlals ba^ raised the posslbiUt}Ulty of asking for and hallal( direct credits. Poland,, byb contrast, proposal aoand Commodity Credit Corp.p. has not u u t k.u 7 m« ; -WASHINGTON (U Rh. L .,.T . AgrtculUJre..I?e-. .9fai i.sassim"’* * " ''" " ’ I. partm ent otfldals Tbursdirsday w rote a check (or aI loanlo ' ^ ^ l o n wben talking; In Bucharest on owes abcbout|l.Sblllkm. actually pallpaid Uie mooey. ,-,;n ^ lv $5.5 mUUoo to a New\ Yoric bank tbat Feb?eb. 12. witb Secretaiy AlexandertderHalg. “ In bothbo cases, Poland and Romaraanla, weare Hammer!ier said Poland had paid one bar.ankabout tbe good offices of our overseaseas offices to $450,000 of)f UieU 171 mlllkin total, showingigUiatUie mS; ■“"a&Fps , (ailed to receive n xneyf ownedm by Romania for Under U a routine procedure;f, tthe banks had using tbi its purchase o( Americanin agrculturala products, traixansferred tbe amounl owed by3y FRomania to the tell then>m tbey hav^mlssed a paymeinentwlUius,” Poles aree stll!si “making a conscious ei ,. On Tuesday, tbey sei^ coff another check for AgiVgriculture Department’s Comiommodity Oedll hesaid. pay. m ore than (319,000 to aI sesecond American bank Cor::orp. wben It was due. Wben RorRomania failed lo He deikclined to predict if Romaniula would be p ^ ^en ,, t Reagan rriled out declaringIngPolknd whicb Romania failed to pay. Ttie two trans- pay>ay lbe banks, they sought refunds refi from the unable! to t< make addiUonal payments It. saying It would remove anyy Ileverage actions made Romania tbe second Warsaw Pact Coriitommodlty Credit Corp. On Ha(alg’s recent trip to Roinania, aw’s government. fll. ul«l 1.422 wr it check went to officialsis sought promises for a new naUoD, a lte r Poland, toI be in arrears to the U.S. Tbe T larger reimbursement c Poland, “there was never a ququestion of and the smaller com ancUld soybean meal; but Presid.Ident Reagan govem m ait. EuiEunH>ean-Amcrican Bank and o r not we would pay Uie banknks on our tuy :beck was sent to First Chicagoago International, rejectedcd tbe request. Evert (bougb tbe moneyney has been paid to the cbc ees," Hammcr-saW in defensinse of Uie « s l a i s s B s s s ty undersecretary Somele months back, Agricultui -banks. State Departmennent officials said lbe 5aid sai< Thom as Hammer, deputy t " ' t S v 'srslaTdffer ^ to avoid default, K ,sssstir~“"'-““‘ ■ U nited SU tes would pressess Romania to come up 3f of agriculture. a wantedd to lend more mooey to Rc Ml Uiat Uie ^ . '■\Mth (he (ull $5.8 millionion and bad not decided Unlike i guaranteed loans thatat IPoland has not they retracted ret their approval momore recenUy "Somee ofoi the banks were worrried w hether tbe .Communistist nation would be de- paid,-the pal loans to Romania were'ere direct cralts becauses« they could see these develunder fire for some bantmks, Uiose not even partlcipUi ” ,‘ Departmeni learoed onlynly late Wednesday that Hammer said Romania oweiwes neariy lioo offeringlg to pay banks $71 milikinn I Uiai Poland (XX3prog«•grams, call Poland In defaull,'-I,'-’ hesaid. } banking huy w h w u Romanian governmetnent had been unable to million mil in principal for its Its agricultural • has notot paid for Its agricultural-al purchases. ' “ Once Uiat thi happens, Uie entire icr said banks ar^ still stistugylD g that structured•ecan call Poland in default.” ^ . ■ ^ _ traded Wednesnesday. Judging (rom Uie Advances A topped declines«S 336-220 ' g .Some aircraft-Issues skidadded aner urge nural)ere r of block trades in Uie among ai Uie 791 issues traded,d. Compos- i'j- 'S J , V. Casey, chairman of ...... GRAND PRAIRII[RIE, Texaa(UPl)-Albert V. American Alrilnes cancel:elcd a 15* earlv Bolng., megabuck n mooey man- lie it volume totaled 4,459,00000 shares si? iSSS 1S00 Iv li A m erican Airlines,ies, Thursday said Ills compaipany has discontinued _plane contract with BoelniIng CO. but n g e r a b o u |.llIt frantlcaUy In order not com c< pared wlUi 5,220,200 Wedednesday. .. . its plans to purcbircbase is. oew-generatlon 757f57 aircraft from The ganalysts generally were• |perplexed lobeleltoutol; of a m ajor market move. BoeingCo.. The National AssocU Futures about the overall market out But averageIges wavered at intervals, Securities s Dealers’ NASDACi'5‘i?^°o! Sugar f u i ...... ' ‘Wben our planaans lo purchase tbe airplanene were announced In P1|^_ Woitd Ko. 11 hjlurtt The Dow Jones Industrial Ibclaitcomlniling In Uie final 90 minutes OTC c slocks gained 0.88 to 1797^44_ e i o M « i 5 ^ ^ U early 1981, tbere•e vwas reason to believe lhatlat we would achlcve ^which was down a point at right alter thUie White House denied On Uie Amex. Wang Lababoratories cSS” “' satisfactory earnlninings.” Casey said, and up_slx at midday, su udget Director David class ^ B 'w a s Uie most acU “ As tl)e y e a rpprogressed, rt bowever, it becarcame evident that o u r ...... «0.95 polnl jo ^ .8 2 . The 1 'ould resign. unchanged ^ a t 30 4^. Houston ' 1981 earnings woulrould fall short of expectationJons and, In (act, the soared . 13.79 points WednesX a S “e? St^kmanwou said Uiey did oot koow if foUowed, f( up >/4 to 12 Vi. M DlDome Pet- Ig? \IS f I 11® (ourtb quarter^produced a sizeable operatiiatlng loss. Excessive plunging . 13.04 to a 21-m■month low Analyata Ml 1 1 " i l ilriine (ares continues to erodeode yield anil wc have t that news trigiiggered Uie seUing o r 11 roieum n was Uilrt, up li to8 • &, «'.« lias Monday. ? “ '-itiS -- i s - ; been u S e to obtobtain from our unions lbe productivitypn Improve- The New York Stockt Exchange wasjustcoincl WeaUierfo'rd' Internationanal skidded ments we need ton lowerIc our labor costs. As a1 result,re the outlook for Index j. added 0.04 to 65.41 ancmd Uie price Composite-veTolume of NYSE Issues 1 ISi to 21 The company a S S l . Z ~ 1962 is discouragingjlng." of an average share Incncreased one listed on allI U.SU exchanges and over ffourth-quarter earnings ofMl ( S ' A qwkesman salsaid tbere will be no cancellalIlatlon charges. Casey ®cent. Standard & Poor's's 500-stcick th e counter' totaled to 65,326,900 shares share s vs. 54 cents a year agoso. " ' - said American hopelopes to add Boelng7578 to itsjflmet fli "at some future NEW YOAK (UPI)un^ - No. 12 . . tbne." - . - IBut Weidenbaiim waxes optimmism----- J Rockwell to dose leaf springig p l a n t iS SS ^ NEW CASTLE.£ , Pa. (UPI) - Rockwell•\\ International Corp- Volckeer urges 1budget reductioir >ns » » announced Thursdjrsday il will shut lls New CasUisUe leaf spring plant in ! May, citing a coqmllimlngUi sales decline. Itself leads lo fear of iUiat January’s Consumer P I ; H ie company' said sal it plans to m eet with thele l160 employees at the NEW YORK (UPI) —-Tbe ‘ presN deficits in ii dent's chief economic adadviser pre- inflation, declined to an annua] ■s?e"rs n G oidfututures ' : plant and tbeirrepresentatives rep: regarding tenrTmlnatlon benefits and | mportantly, the Fed |percent as showing “we areai making cwcAooiyw- *uWM cioMd MO to n|o portuniUes. dieted Thursday the woir'orst of Uie M o re im] recession would be over byt>y the end of -chairm an said,sai< In an cnvironmcnl of very substantial progressss on Infla- : Rockw eU saldltl111 has experienced a continulniIlng sales decline In the ‘ oney growUi and rising tlon." i ; Iea( spring productiucts manufactured al the Lawiawrence County, plant. next j month but Federalral Reserve limited mom smand for credit, "large It also cited tbele 6switch of vehicle manufactiicturers lo lightweight Chairman ' Paul Volcker renewedrc his private demj “It's always darkttl, Ibefore Uie 5g luld seem to Uirealen con- ponrats as another conlributlnjting factor. warning ' that large budgiIgel deficits deficits woulc dawn." Weldenbaum said ongestlon In financial : Tbe leaf og Iplant, purchased Rockwikwell in 1942, has been could ' endanger the prospcpects for an tinued coni approaching ooe bf Uws /, ■ - ‘markets,-wlUvlUi strongly adverse con- pul up for sale...... • early ( and strong recovery. tumhigpolnts." T jjbVFl ...... f some 1,000 sequences (or. fo oUier potenUal _bor-_ • ... Iq anotber layofiyoff announcement Thursday,ly, JLG Industries Inc. Speaking to a group of i — i — • • said it will tempi busin g executives. Vole:ticker urged rowers. ~ , AltHou^lN'eai^^ RSiii hia S ® ® * mporarlly furiough 60 emplo:)Ioyees at Its McCon- > a clim ate," he said. “ Uiere ! nellsburg, Fultonin Counly,C woric platform andd c:crane plant. The firm . *CVingress to m ake even de^Deper budget “ In such a c ' backed off (rom projectingngaUmeta- (UPII ,„p » OoU hrturM OoMd' leed be room to .doubt inbaum pre- Thu^intoApi !: tooklbe action duejue to h i^ Inventories causedd bby the recession. •cuts than the adminlstrstratlon has would indee ble for recovery, WeldenJ w hether Uiehe Und o( sel(-5ustainlng• dieted Uiat Uie current fU-flrst quarter o p m ^ iS iT Iproposed. m . He w arned that large deliedclts could recovery and ar Uie sel(-rein(orclng wlU prove “ the bottom o>f f :recession” ^ g ;j Soviets buyuy more Americanncom i Iconflict wltb the Fed’s (ig(l^t agalnsl disinflationn I I have been talking about‘ wim “ Increasing signs offanintum" i Jun 310.S. w InflatioQ which involves!3 monetary could proceeceedataUsmooUily.” during Uie April-June perioilod. IS:SS w i- : WASHINGTON)N (UPI) — A new Russian puipurchase of 200,000 tons growth targets lhat be adndmltt^pose in an earilir l i ^ ' q i e ^ to Uie Confer* ' D unng tiie second half:ofUieyear, 0 ^ ^ of American com!m brought tb0 recent flurry ofor ISoviet buying of U.S. a “tight fit" for recovery. ence Board’ttl’s fhianclal ouUo^ con-• he projected “strong[ economic jjj 'I grain to 1.45 millloilllon tons Volcker said the spenending cuts ference, Murray N Weldenbam.. growUi" wlUi boUi Interest!St rales and m V. !; Ttie Agrtclturete IDepartment reported the: latestlai sale on Wednes- ,proposed Jiy the admlministration chairman ofoft Uie president's Council of[ Innatlon on a downward tre I- d ay after being: infiinfum ed of il by private exporiwrters. !“would obviously go a3 long way Economic Advisers, / asserted Uie OnTuesday.tbetbe department announced punlurchascs of 450,000 tons ,toward relieving the potertential fiscal projected budget t deficits wben1 Weldenbaum again Indadicated Uie S to com- Hgtortewhprtc of cora and 100,000000 tons of wheat burden on financial marketets. measured relativere to Ute size of Uiei president's wUlingness • : Purcbasesofl.411.49 million tons of grain ovcri•rtbepastcoupleweeks ' "The challenge now," hibe said, “is enUre econornomy a re not a s large a s In1 prom ise on Uie fiscal 198313 budget and rrtf MHO SAUS cam e a fter tbe KKremlin r stayed out of Americjrican grata markets for j(or the Congress to respcpond, and I 1976 and woulould not force Interest ratess said Uie admlnistraUon isis “seriously Hjg neariy three montlontbs. I would myselt welcome even e\ larger uporaborttl;t Uk expected recovery. considering" Uie budget {• Tbe purchases,a , iincluding 5.88 million tons! of wheal and nearly 6.2 ' cuts to provide a greater•rmar^nof He insistedtedUiat interest rates would1 ..m ade by Sen. P ete DomenScfffis: - milUontonsofcon» rn , are worth roughly bllliolllon. I safety." decline as; UlUie Inflation ra te declines.I. “in a comprehensive way.I- Psychologically, he saicaid, c o n c ^ At a new s} cbnferaKe,o be pointed to0 “ D etails of o ur economlmlc program ^Su io diM ■ "■ (over the possibility of ssuch large Uie rep o rt; releasedre earlier In Uie dayy arenotsetinconcr!ete,’'bebe J d 'CIlcDs Iipira®©^’8)^—

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" B r u i n s z t i igles I C S I ccagers k e y v i c t o> r y H anni]:ihilate H Utahh o v e ir B u r ll e y By LARRY HOVEY H -fo rN Times-News writer No. 25 U tah - C ollege of SouUiero Idahidaho blew away from Uie U tah S tate junjunior varsity late In Uie - One cup of ^ TWIN FALLS - ' a -i E ^ first half tolo cclaim a 100-74 victory G alley aod a dash ojr r t'two of Sellers T hursday nlghllight. and Call w as tb e formrm ula tbe Twin It w as Uielie 2Sth2 victory for Coach _ Falls Bruins used1 tito down the ------Dave'Campbelpbell’s Golden'Eagltt and ~ >344 Thursday bunday'sR enlt ' ' Burley- Bobcats 534 brin g s themn iqi to the season finale in alght. - TwlnFallaIlls 53, Burley 44 [WM Twin FaUss SaturdayS night. Tbat T he Bruins, fight!ghting on tbe laturday'sGame N Jf ' game, againstnst NorUi1 Idaho, also could backboards to oeutrfjtrallze a solid . ® P-*"-n. — • Twin F alls a t H ^ be Uie enUretire season for Uie 25-4 th re a t from the Bobcats, Bo thus Mlnlco E ag les. Thee wlwinner of Uie gam e wUl ' moved Into the semilm iflnals of the h ost Uie regional reg playoffs next District A-1 Basketb:etball Touma- weekend. m en t against Mlnlcclico in Rupert worth ]fof help1 in the third period Saturday night. when tbele EBobcats fashioned a tio at Id coUecUn{:Ung Uielr 17Ui straight Throu^out tbe gair;am e It was the 28. decision, CSI!SI got off to a slugglah ‘ constant, steady playlay and scoring Both coachescoj described it as a sta rt. Tbe Aggi^ e s held Uie lead twice, of senior Steve GaUolnter aod straig h t points two0 rminutes Into back withith a tic or a lead. Only one Gerald Kennedmedy got'loose for a slam th e final period to finallyfini take the person couldcoi answer that, Coacb to explode UieEhe Eagles into a 38-24 lead, Bruins to safety. G ary Swe!wan who once, while at CSI Uireatenetened to blow it wide opan ^ It was a rugged, phphysical gam e M lnlco, almost al tantalized a great in Uie next coupx uple of m inutes as Scott, ------ideal of Burley’s TinTlm Knight and— Borah' tejteam-into defeat wilh a wbo led all scotscorers wiUi 22 points and Sellers. Those two passedpa out the virtu alstop stoi offense. also had 17 rebirebounds, got Inside for a body shots that oft- Swan saidsa tbe major difference ^ g am e and itt tooktw a while before Uiey cats, twice victims of Ithe Bruins In w as ivo two steals and resulting ■ I k blow aw ay for[or keeps.h - re g u la r season, foughtIght back on tbe crippless by t Steve Meyerboeffer T he Eaglesles ttook a 22-point lead at outside scoring of Bra(Irad Turner and and TwinIn F ] a lls’ ability lo score on ^ J i 69-39 when Kennedy Ker and Phil scored inside punch of Knigbt. Ki Matt tbe offensinslve boards. SreVENCREENE/T •ell Uien went wiUi a fqll • S agers cam e 19 withvlth five points •See 'Se BRUINS Pa ^ B 2 T w in F a l l s ' S te v eB IM e y e r h o e f f e r la y s o n e u p , iQ n p rlrig t h e c h aallenge ll of Bobcat Tlm KiKnight platoon substlltstltution. I At the samn e time.t NItzel picked up a hot hand andmd in the next couple of minutes gunn[unned in four s tr a l^ t Woherines.shs h o o t 2 5 pCTcenin t f r o m f l o o r lumpers. Afterite r a basket trade, Frank 4 Shaw addedd foifour Utah State points to " trim CSI's defdeficit to 13 and about a ^ Jero3me rormps as; Wood River becomcI esbolte|5 V l mhiute later:r nl]nipped one more poinUff By MARV CLEMONS * Dick Rlchel In a ponderingngmood. and behinddUic6-3 junior forward. mUtOQ..l M 4 2 w ^ r i o d t o mM Oi W TomlQW ..1 M I 2 through the third peri>eriod and tbe Tigers. Hulsey Hul hit for 23 points, twot> ankles heavily taped andd Ihad a b race The Wolvcilverines Uien hit a seven- m ake a comeback, but RIcbel'ssquad id Tuniuii...j mM :S e DavU...... 0 O-l 2 0 Wolverines were on their the way to a better Ihan tha: his Tuesday showingg on his left one. He managaged jusl five minute scorcoring lapse and Jerome! didn't sieze Uie moment. J«Jerom e was Piper...... i m04 I 2 survival gam e at 8 tonight ton against against BulBuhl, while Palm er added 16. points. FeUoW big man1 Lee Rltzau moved to aa U 164 lead. called for seven fouls to.o o n e for Uie Touh a 2S 1« ‘M a b 2t U-21 a 74 Buhl. Jero m e’se's lopsided victory over thee recorded just one point aas Jerome’s ReynoldsIs tand Kyle Broadie brought; Wolverines. The result was w, 12 free Qg^ vin Hulsey and WolverinesICS p ut Wood River Coach ...... « U-IM Ju n io r forward Kevin II defense w as able to playI bboUi in front lh e Wolverir‘rines back within rcach at •See BOLTED Page8s B2 ...... M 40-74

Nicklaus, two10 others trail byy l StadJler tannes ‘Bitue Monister’ o:ourse, leadsI EDoral ODpen MIAMI (U PI) - CCraig'SUdler, r 68 were SlSteve Benson. Jim Booros, toughest finishing holes onoi Uie entire because usuiisually I'm not Uiat good off today and 1 don’t seeX where I lake Uiat linesline Uie len side of Uie getting off to one of hiss bebest starts this Mark Jamames, Andy Bean, Calvinn tour. th e tee.” shouldn't continue. fairw ay afiddtaklngadoublebogey6. tai -year, shot a sIx-under-pa•par 66 over the P e e te . NNick Faldo and Mikee He drove into heavyy rough and S tad ler startedst£ off Uie year wlUi a “ So fa r this year I'veI scoreds weU “ I ju st wasiivasn't as aggressive wiUi tough “Blue Monstester" course Nlcbolette.te. cuffed a 6-iron to the rightit of< the green win at Tucsocson and finished sccond at every otber week. I playedsdweU every m y tee shott a as s I sbould have been and Thur^9y to take a one->ne-shot lead a t D espitee e:ex tra long rough, new to thec behind the grandstand,. He took-a lhe Bing Oo>osby Pro-Am. putting him week I Uilnk,” Stadler said>ld. it d id n 't carry c a r Uie w ater,” said . - tbe end of the first[ roundn of the course thisbis year, the par-72 layoutt free-line-of-slght drop anmd managed secbnd on1 UieU money list at $97,236 Nicklaus also Is off to a good start N icklaus, vbowbo missed six fairways. “ I $300,000 Doral Open golfilf tournament,t played relad ativ ely easy because of thee to salvage a bogey by chlpiIpping lo four tnhind Johnihnny Miller, who Is taking this year.' finishing secocond at San didn't drive/e ast weU as you would Tied In second a shotjK>t back at 67 Ideal w eattather and consistent puttingS feet and going down in two./o. the week off.)ff. Diego and tied for third atitUieCrosby. i expectaftersbr SbooUng 67.” w ere Ja c k Nicklaus. Bobby Bot Wadkins surfaces. "1 played pretty solid all day," said “ I'vegotteItten off to a good start - a Like Stadler, he ran inlnlo bis only D espite tBetB e long rough. Nicklaus and Eric Batten. S tad lerr didn'td run into any troublee the burly sixth-year pro..“I “ drove the conslstent'g;'good start," be said. "I trouble of Uie day on Uiebe l8Ui bole, said b e w ass luckyIu< on Uie fahw ays be Anotbershotbackatfoit four-under-par at all untilitll tb e par-4 IStb, one of thee ball well and Uiat's e x ^?tlonal t l for m e played wellell all year, 1 played, well which he played nlnUi, drivivlng inlo Uie m issed. Do loneg-term ptmcts bret?ed in ju riy? Facts; sayi so . I VanaU Thrteweweeks later, the song was. tlonshlp between long-terlerm contracts In baseballI black and white. You sigsign a guy to a five-year years spent an average of It18.3 days on tbe disabled I t^baa.asoogwritarif to l limit It written,'Rrecorded and. for and deblUtating injuries. contract ^nd Uien he doe[kiesn’t play. The one real list. iilbrtliiieoItlw.ililpiiKiitliit to a recod w eaer. Ti»g "A long-term contract:t is noUUng more Uian anI exception would be P eteeRose(ofUiePhUade]phia R And for aU Uw year|irj ispent after signing a., boVudaltlus saldmxtort of tbe talent oo^ “RoU do Insurance policy for ballpilplayers,” Lehn said. "It’s; Phillies). I don't Uilnk he'sle's missed a gam e slnce.be contract. Lehn found playersyers wiUi contracts of less I - -Itocoicow n n ^ te r Vandals”" {ta local, butrtbe Insurance of his future IncDcome. went to PhUly. Uian Uiree y e a rs spent an averaget of 5.1 days per I S k T r t o iciir'ioTo lml Jlnger 4-> 1Vand^ .Joe la tram “ P layers wlUi long-teiterm contracts have lessi “What happens'is, a leiteam's out of Uie pennant season on tbe dialled list But players who had iwn aod WlU. r e i ^ aoioih . . . ouMWown Incentive to prevent dlsasablllty Uirough condlUon-• race, it's September andd UieUi players bave no salary signed for three o r m oreJ yearsyei spent an average of B S S * - Ing.” be said. "There aalso Is less Incentive to) drive. Why should Uieyey play? They’re already 12.5 days on tbe disableded 1Ust, an Increase of 165 n Cfan. ttrHie - ^‘VSmUlIfi ^ o e'E sa 't-B 'p e^ .wbo rdiabUitate quickly andI plplayers are more willing to) . signed for.next year. Thertlere area lot of little m rat^ percent. nutdc 1, n I t dnni one, wanta tnI be a singer «r wants to be reveal injuries." Uilngs involved. A p layer put on tb e dlsabIsabled list must stay on It Toog said. "He btiped us Lehn’s study, which I "And.lt keeps gettinglg worse wlUi longer con- Mtba IL*!®!?"-' wasw made for bis doctoral for a t least 15 days aod a plpitcher m ust stay on It al sotintliitbisi»«}ett-^blew-lQto^^ tt ~ dissertation, found UiatI tbet biggest risks were toI tracts." least 21 days. ktlifiijf ' w n ^ town, didIdH I luidtlinw ntoffto' -pitchers. Tbe least-lUcel:ely players to suffer an1 However, Herzog saidaid be did not Uilnk Uie “It’s really not a goodiood-guy, bad-guy type of Increase ia Uie numberr ofc injuries were catcherss lenghty pact Montreal caticatcher Gary C arter signed bebavior pattern,” m said.si “ It just shows Uiat } •. and middle inflelders. wlUi Uie Expos would hurtiirt Ihis performance, wben tbe Incentives a re> dUdianged,' you're <^raUog lil»9tiiSEl9PMeBlgDed to ;; . . Of tbe 188 players WlU)b 1long-term contracts in Uie! "We'U bave to wait and:nd see. But h e's been a real under different rules of Uietbegam ( e. ~ study.tb^wasalS3peipercent Increase In injuriesI gung-boguy." “Some people bave arguedargi (bat Uie rapid Ib^ tilt:'' m SS ihaU>nu^U thls -ttoe st .• In tbe th re e years after tbltbe signing of Uie contracts. P a rt of Lebn's agreemeiment to obtain Uie Informa- crease lo dlsabUlty b asI beenbei because of artUlclal ztod^Uaiwstty.Toag Among pitchers, tb e dls«isabUlty Increased 308 per- Uon necessary to conductluct Uie study was Uiat be turf, tbe Influx of Uie desilignatedblttercrexpansion gnj !oQgiirJCdim ti7^ate^ - c e n t...... - would not reveal any nainames or.delaUs about a Uiat bas brought m ore mmarginal a players lata tbe • lKiiidW »rt«s;W cot^i to . i n aDOoylQoas .p e ^ ., Wbltey H enog, manageger-general m anager of Uie> player's contract or Incencentive clausa. He said, majors,” be said. "But UiiiUiis study proves that Ibe larc^.CC o o tt^ K a te . - - St. Louis Cardinala, sasaid be a ^ e e s wlUi Uie> however, Uiere is no questliisUon about tbe relationship p rim ary reascn b as beenm btbecause of contracts and ' J researcher's claims. he found between playen^ers becoming injured and Uielr Incentives ”

______'it______. . ______Fallsalls. Idaho Fndav. Fobruary>rv26.1982 Perry meay soon fininddub^ f G g t t h aI i S G ^ u nnty, BlisS S c a p t iu re opee n c r s ^ ------NEWYORK(UPI)-■-"Gaylord caiierT Sda;i^Tandarftjrtiajr ------Peny, three victories sbst o rto fso o did not have a pliplace fro m a b o u t 20 f e e t " he could sign with a ma;lajor-league agent) talkeded to tonight,” said I ;0>unty, blazing for «fl percentp from , stalemate-each team SCOcoringll. TbeBearst*8 took a 20-13 b a lftim e le ad team before the eod of thilhe.week. P erry. ; field, clowned Dlelridrich 6548 In the Camas County Inched steiteadllyaway on the strenrecgth of RlchOeld’s dry •• Perry-d«nled a repor»ort that he Perry refusedsed to nam^ the teams . .; ..Opeolng round of tbeFourth Foi District • - • Aj - 4 S ' overthefinaleigblmlnuteales. second quartlarter. Bliss managed to * had sign^ with tbe BtatBeosecond quarter. Bliss 41,, RichfieldRl 33 the final periosriod. . - -- ^p.ulled off tb e surprise5 afafter dropping TM w b t ’aO tm M The m ajor factor in BlUllss' upset ot "We werer e luc k y oMMigb to ke ep ^— r—^|^t-andrnlDei)oinl decdecisions lo the UGood^Hltfi .jJff the third-seeded Tie'Igers w as. control" Coc3oucb sakL "1 tbou^t we ' . — Gooding Slate vs. V m -I !,Tigers during toe regularilarseason. 7.p,m.- Richfield’s paltry twoiwlwinl produc- w ere going[ to wear down aod oot have TksteisallI it takes toI switchs to • ;■ H-Camas-CouDty had1 a lltUe more C am as CoiCounty R tion In the second quarter.*' p iw n ^ energergy to fhilsh up tbe game, 1 '. rii^w er to augmentnt tbe 24^)olnt 8:30p.m.m.-Carey vs. Bliss ® "We switched from a .20zooe delense. butwestayebI'ed in th e re .” Jim Beam, _ ‘ '^ tln g of David SitrSimon t9 beat ■■ , , to man-to-man and back•i and forth, ] ! , D ietrich. T he Blue DevUi!vUs got 22 from and I think that unsteadl^ed U«m a Dmnuai* CAMAS COUNTY* : .'pevan Hubert but Diettietrich had two usuaUy ShfShannon Wolf - was there to> ^JuU e bll." Bliss Coach JtJerry Coudi m i. u lupfiptu pbyv 4 » «p(ip ',^'ther roen-in double flg(figures and two- p ut it backckin. I ' ^ W d . “It gave tbe kkls (ththe Beats) a M 2 4 MiroU ....1 1-2 1 2 " ' rrio'rewlthel^ttowlnquI quite handily. Simon hibad a spectacular shooting: lltUe bit of confldence,- and that’s v«ra..,.« M« 2 0 U tn o o e ...2 *4 2 • 0-1 2 2 Pcttn ....2 44 2 • . , Action continues tonight ton a t the night offf tbth e wing position, bitting 111 sometbUigthey'velackedalallyear.” M 53 5 I WoU ...... 4 2-2 J 10 .'C ^lng High gymnasiiasium with the for IS forir thet game. AU 10 of Wolfs! Something else tbe B B e w have sbtw...... s 4444 214 0»tU>....l M 1 12 top seeds coming intolo play.] Camas point camem e as the result of offensive• lacked is consistent sbootlntlng,butthey M 122 Slm00....11 2-2 2 24 f / ^ l l ; ,.Pounty. goes againstt ^No. 1-ranked reboundingIng and Rlck Choate was sixt benefited from that Thun«day night. |-UU«TtUto 2IU-UU«1 ; ’ Gooding State at 7 p.mI.m . while Bliss for 10 fromimthefleld. B liss converted (m SO perlercent of i t s ...... 10 U II u-« • . takes on secondi)lacee C Carey al 8:30 Cam as3 CountyC Jumped abead lft-10) floor attem pts (16 ofDf 32) and CsmeCeanty'!!t ...... U U 11 23-46 In the firstrst q u a ^ and threatened to : l.'hi®’ > supplemented tbat wllh aan accurate break awajvay in tbe opening minutes of( 9of-!3 from the free4hrow: HI Wllne. (UCHFIEIDSR BLISSIl nd period-when it mounted a . f ft* ftp pUcrw— *«-»«•!-*?— 1 1 1 , J^HftmasJOountsijl y . 6 5 , ------> - "W e’ve had trouhlft.,ostt line) together,” Couch sa& id .-‘'T hat S I wiutei... SM r» : ■" -C am as CoUnty put DieDietrich in dou- shooting: ofo Hubert, steadied andI w as a real k e y . . . we wereiieabletohlt. SS::!IM 2 2 E s»...... SM 2 I I ' r ble Jeopardy on every'Shot shi attem pt In . stayed wllhathin olne points at balftime. tbe shots we haven't bit all:Jly e a r.". d£xoo... J 22-: M I I Je y ...... 2 5 4 S 7 ' ’•coUectingilsvictoo'<‘ Cam ass County C high a scoring lull1 . . DalenKast was the prim DM 1 0 T«cWl... OM S 0' ' ^__ f [ rail l^peron ft. ■bMM U 22 TbUIi 11 l-U 14 41 H alf the tim e the ball111 wentV In on the early in the third quarter and DietrichI Bliss'offense, scoring 14 po n r s t attem p t and a lotIt oiof the limes 11 chipped backbai to within six points. Butt "Boy, be hit some impoportant shots ...... 1 1 I 10 10-SS I ^ htlssed, someone from)m Fairfield - a t thSt' slaiilage, all five Camas County' from the deep comer thetiere,” Couch BUa...... I a 11 10-41 i i w t o j B

‘ B Y U titips Hawaii flu n Hill 1 1 ■ PROVO,, 1Utah (UPI) - Steve, BOUUDR WHISKY 9 ^ 1 1 ^ 7 ! ) I ® g c ) Tmmbo scorc ore d 18 points and pulled ! 0 * S ® H D T ld l vjQl .:V down 13 rebicbounds to lead Brigham '4c> ^ Young UnlveIversity to a 7S-86 W estern = NBA boxacore ------: AlhleUc Conlonfercnce basketball victo- ry over theIhe University of Hawaii j ^ C T ' s }/ ThureS^ynignight. ■ Y G o l / Tbe Cougatg a rs look a 31-29 h a lftlm e ! i 11 Basketixil! m i 1 1 1 ,. lead and many closer. D iscover the pp l e a s u r e f i r s t ein n j jo y e d i n 1795. fn«w q ct»awo» m ^ Scott SincJnek aod Craig Christensen ‘ KEMTlKiRY STRAIGHTT BBOURBON WHISKEY. 80 PROOF. WSTILLETILLED ANO BOTTLED points apiece. BY JAMES e. BtAM OISTIUING CO.. CURUOKT.. B£ABEAM, Itr. ■ ' f f i g . f e s 'g a , „ ■ i f e “ ' P? lffiKSSgfT;iS88i” “ SS" s'll V WK«nl l« M a. 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I SS&S; euK 8 i< Q j I I I i p ” fjB U L I.LETS j; ■ "-S ■ ass;i! » $1 POWIPL ” s s i s s r s " ...... 3 s i a U a o ?% O F F I V o OFF IE W S S S i .S . ... : i S A . i- --p lfsiit- Sir, E"iS.,», 0 0 teunwnn.N£nontt7 i £ s MTMR-10C •- . S s& ifcs.xlem .. 8W louimxi II. AfU«Mi SI.» s s s s . ’t e s 'i t ’iMS K . r j a s . RCBS 5.00 ^ 5 I CARTRIDGEm b r u i n ss ------j : IPOWDER SImi F o rrlfl* ih a lliII •Continued fromoPa<»Bl P; andid C ^l and Sellers pulled itt Meyerhoeffer closedd the third "H o just picked us twitwice and went out." period with a field goaoal and Cal! J n l y ...... * 7 7 ^ ] I oI r n l y ...... for th e uncontested shot,tiot,” Swan said Astorqul:lula said Burley’s Ilrsl-hallf opened the fourth withtl another as I - : of Meyerhoeffer’s sololo dashesd in the shooting,I, particularlyp by ’Turner, wass Twin Falls tried lo move/e ahead. Bul , ; first and late-secondI qiquarters. The causlnghlih ^ concern._^We d i^;tplay.._,t._-Austin .and.Knlgbl.off8Ctitbose.polnts— ( — — ...... la ttc r providc the diffenference In T w ln"' good m a n « Ul defense ^ e r ihe f ii^ I h me to set the stage for Sellers,■s. W 0 0 - - • F alls’ 2fr-24 halftlm e lead.iad. o r four minutesmii and I haled to but wee H e got the first twoI [points on a ^ 1 R C B S PowderI MTMP-10< "Theydidagreatiobsflb scoring off the w ent loa a zone. z It worked oul okay forr fast-break cripple aod thetien turned an j : boards. It’s very hardI to control them us." offensive rebound intolo two free - f CARTRIDGE B(BOXES ; In a zone because theyey doi have lhat After early ef and 8-2 deficits,i, throws. The back-breakerercame when / H E R y ■t ....2 2-2 0 I "Call m ade some cricritical Inside shot oul of tlie comer evened 11 up at B ....1 M S 2- \ TUinef M 2U Mumm. * O nly baskets for us in the late lai third and 28 but CalCall then hit a tum-around] EftbCTl 1 M 0 4 Owejf .r . . . . s s-7.2 1< . * 6 ” 11 i early fourth ({uarter. Hietookusoutof e t Jumperancand cam e up with a steal and ...... 4 M J I " [ 9 9 * 1 1 SSeii':*....5 2-4 I S •; those tim es when we weiw ere struggling assist passiss to Sellers for a fast-breakH TMlll U M I4 44 'Mall1 2- U-lt • O — ^ to stay two ahead." cripple. Turner Tl cut It to two again "A nd Galley w as compmpletely steady before Gall.alley bit a pair from tbe foulll Bartey...... UU 12 11 I - H c 9 • for the ulrale game. Hvhen Ritzau, enteringQg the quarter done lhatit inii the past, we'd bave new■J GKuUey.. 1 J-2 1 I BnMdMUe... 1 OJ 0 1 Prairie.... JM J 4 Hynokh,an of 11:2) ;28. He went to While JejJerome can wait lo see wbo> Petnon... i M S 2 Barm..S .... OM I 0 » the bench with 6:05 left and Richei survives tonight.toi Wood River faces aI D«vU...... OM 2 0 Mal^nnu y . 0 3-2 0 2 LYHWCrOODSHOPPIINGCINTIR ' com plained too loudiy,dJy. Jero m e's tough situatuatioo. Jleynolds. wbo had IS; Ntabmto.. IM 0 2 Ebrremtr l.. 0 0-1 0 0 TttMk S 7-U U 0 TOUIlI II c - ir iia Bley brothers, first GaiyGa: and (hen points, spnipralned his ankle-late in W eekdays 9 A.IV.M. lo 9 P.M. • SuntidayiH A .M .to5^i P.M. vln, swished /our foulroul sbots and T hursday’s'’s game. Tbe Wolverines JcnoM ...... U I 14 B-a ■■■■ I'in .scored on Jerome’n e ’s foiJowlog defeated BiBubl twice In (be regular VeetffttTW...... ( I I » - a ♦. y , ' ll '. f Regionn’s best:: Monson??pSpri ingtrainaingjiQfc Friday,ly, Fereentage In tbe WAC with• ® a sayii^ he won’t tolerlerate loafers and will tradeie ence. Hiuraday . was « I they went to sign m e thisils wwinter they, offered m e s selected th e re- .620 muric. ar He also Is fourth in the^ anytm wbo doesn’t wantWl to go all out. giooal basketball playi one year and a cut.” layer of tbe year WAC In rtixHindiog average, grat>-.ati-,- io.«-wamlng-to*l)-tbe squad of S2 players, by tb e U.S.. Basket I Valentino then filed for arbitration b u t e\mn-~ sketball Writers blneS.lpI p e r game. including 19 who areB iDOD-rostered, LaRussa saidid Assoclatton. ' tually avoided that byy signingsi at last yearfs Itewas.^ppototcdJdJofiome p la :^ ’ approach Tbe coach of the yeiyear relected by K> bad tbe most players selected I salary terms, an U) base running andI tithat be bad noticed slackers . ,M>e associatlOD for Ils(s ID istrict 7 team three: Ken Owens, Brian j A solid hitler with the Montreal Expos ftr ' Kellerma ' duriog Wednesday'ss workouts.V Is Don M onsoo of Idabo. man and Gordy Herbert. several years, Valentinene was1 hil In .ihe c h e ^ Tbe third-year majlanager had been stirred upIp Tbe district teamim encompasses othersiTs named to the team .were: with a pilch In May 198080 byb Roy Thomas of'St. moments eariler by a news article quoting Louis. He still managedid totc hit .315 in 86 gam es p layers a t NCAA schschools from the F red Roi[toberts, Brigham Young; Todd Oakland A 'sm aoageiser Billy M artin as saying; "1 WAC and Big Sky I lhat season but slip[^1 tolo .208 In 70 ^am es last . ConferenceCi and Harper,r, Weber State; Teny White,'•f- don’t see anybody aroround wbo Is better t^an us." Indcpeodeats io Colorslorado, Wyoming. Texas-El-El P aso; Pace Mannion, Utah; I -season. * ...... " I’ve been makingog similar claims about you! I " I ’m bitter.” said Valei'alentlne. "I thought tfie MoaCanaTIdi&fi). Utahtah, Arizona and Phil SmIirnlth. New Mexico, and Greg guys because I booeslesUy feel we bave tbe players • A- New Mexico. P alm .NNevada-Reno. t I Mets wanted me whena theyth dealt for me last lo be a champlonsfaship team.” LaRussa said, j M ay. But all they offeriffered was a one-year "B ut we’re not gogoli^ to be diam plons of \ B r I contract, sam e as Montreal:real did every year, __ anything if you tak ake the things we do here I " I was going to arbltratlration until they restored —Brief!fly in sporirts------” 1 ’ UghUy. . I tbe cut and then I signed.ted. All I'm looking for Is "Those of you wb(/bo were with the team last I security but no one wlU offcofferlttome.” Jeromis totc hold softball nmeeting year remember boww 1BlUy popped off. H e said he I Valentine can becomele a free agent al tbe end could beat us anytltcIme, but we w ere 7-6 agalast J E R O M E- - TTbe Jerom e Softball Associaelation has announced that ' I of the 1982 season. . Oakland. We’d likee Ito do belter than that thisits UPI "I'm not looking to bec not accounted for In1 the th Expos first full-squad "I’m sfill a productiveive hitter who drives In th e gam e.” will be idled a wee)>ek to 10 days because of a workout. Acquired frorfrom the New York Mels In runs." LSU Chancel!)»lIo r Jam es H . Wharton hadd askeda SEC Commissioner hamstring pull, while w outfielder' Claudellell exchange for pitcherler Steve Ratzer over the The M ets announced thalthat Mookle Wilson, tbeir Boyd McWbortejrte r to not accept any scoree asa final In the game until Washington notifiedd tthe team he will be In campnp winter, Tavaras is expeicpected to fight Chris Spcler cen ter fielder, is takingg specialsp batting Instruc- tbe committeeee ruledi on hts request thatt theU last eight seconds be by Saturday. ^ for the first-string job.b. lions from Harry Walkeriker at the University bf - replayed. 'J^lekro, who has} won' a career total of 240 Alabama at Birmingham.m. LSU took a S53-52 lead with 10 secondsIs remi aining Saturday and games, was examlolined extensively Thursday, T ennessee calleailed timeout with eight secoo«ods showing on the clock, and trainer Dave Purtirsley said he wlH be out "foror Cardinals begirJ in d r ills Tennessee sconrared, on a tip-ln by Dan Fediedermann with one second at leasl five days andid no more than 10.” ST. PETERSBURG,G, Fla.1 (UPI)-Onlypilch- Oriole pair attraihact atten tio n . left, but LSUJ CCoach Dale Brown Immediediately protested that the He suffered the Injuryin during running drillsIls c r Joaquin Andujar waiwas absent Thursday at the MIAMI, Fla. (UPI) - 'Outfielder Dao Ford clock had beul e ^ slow restarting after lh'the timeout aod that the Wednesday. St. Louis Cardinals’s’ for ^ 1 would be facing:lng Young on April 10 but YoYoung claims that Holmes Expos ink boiase thief Raines b e a t the session, fourir 0other players - Infielders Ripken, w hoplayed brieflylefly at shortstop last year . . .'won'tfacehlm.m. WEST PALM BE/EACH, Fla. (UPI) - Exposo s Ken Oberkfeli and Mik(like Ramsey and outfielders when he came to bal onlyonl. 39 times and hit a ; ' " T h a t's not>t cccoming off.” Young said fronrom Vancouver, where he Is left fielder Tim Railaines signed.a one-year con-»n- Tito Landrum and Daviiavid Green—also took part, disappointing.128. in training. “‘Larry La: and I agreed 10 days agiago that we would fight. We tract Thursday, leaeaving oniy utility prospecticl The full Cardinal squadsq Is scheduled for Its "All the reports say thatlhat he is ready lo play in I m ad e a verbalal aagreement seven years agogo ithat whoever got the title Dan Briggs unsigned.id. first workout on Mondayiday. big leagues." Weaver saidMid of Ripken, who hit 23 ■r first would giveIve the other a chance. I tbougtiight this was going to be my Expos president and a general manager Johnhn home runs In 114 gamesnes at Rochester in the : chance. But a ffew days ago, he told mee 1;he~was going against.hls McHale said, "ThisIs is the finest contract that'“s Valentine sourjr over contract Intem allooal League lasilast year, and led the w ord. H e saidid lih e's afraid that I might malnake him look bad. H e said h a s Puerto R k a n League InI RBIRB this wlnler. th a t I would try to knock him out and costs th 1 lm his $10 million. I told ever been given to a second-year player In ST. PETERSBURG,;G. Fla. (UPI) - Outfielder "Ford is a proven big; lealeague bitter and he give him tbat I wasn'i s ^ going to go out and f il do'down for him and he said he baseball ~ depend!ding on what happens wilhilh Ellis Valentine arrivedved at the New York Mets' us another everyday outfleltflelder,” Weaver said. £ wasn't intereste (Los Angeles pitcherer) Fernando Valenzuela." spring training campp fofour days earlier Thursday “ 1 don't know where he’Uhe’ll play yet, but he'Ulie The 22-vear-old Raines Rj stole a major leagueue but said he was upsetet with^ the club’s refusal to I Pact hassssle threatens O'yGrady bout lh the lineup somewheree ev t meet ; B ut D ana DavDavis, O 'Grady’s promoter, saB^d the young Oklahoman NEW YORK (UPI) - - There have lowest timeme ever achieved Indoors or vaulting season In histcstory with an little off at tthe end. If it’s abort tbe ! m ay still m eetet ViruetV in the lO-round non-tit-title bout if the contractual been 44 world records ds broken this outdoors, American record of 1016 feet. 6 >/j best I canI hopehoi: for is 184 or something : » difficulties arere rresolved in time. season, and m ore are exexpected to fall H er pulloillODt Icfl Jan Merrill as theie inches. He sel a world msnark of 18-8 a,i like lhat.” in Intense competition t I tonight at the favorite in In the mile, over Maggiele on Jan . 29, upped It to 18-9^ y < o n F eb .6 . in his m[jost ost rect effort. Olaoo was U.S. Indoor T rack and F ' Ex'fhlddliiletveight champp Minter quits IFWdCliampI- Rcycs, CinDlndy B rem ser and Brendala and then cleared 18-9 Vt^ al the San beaten by EarlE Bell at IW ViJast onships, the final Grand y (UPI) - F orm er worid middledlewelght boxing champion idPrlxmectof webb, andnd Francle Larrieu ladinglg Diego m eet. He thinks hele Ihas a shot at Saturday a t SSan Francisco. Bell, u b o 5 LONDON (UF th e year.' AlanMloterannannounced his retirement fromm the ring Thursday, T,,.. Ibo2-rallolle field. 19 feet in Madison Sququare Garden also won the MlUroee Games vault, ’ I Among the entrants ar ion’s unanimous decision ovover Dwight Davison in are Billy Olson, D « |(er TaW) n leads the women’s’s Friday in the final m ajoror Invitational will cballeng(enge Olson agahi, along witl. : Tony Slbson’ who will have a last fling Sunday's workorld title ellmioaUon ean>el*ford, Annatt,tMa«Mnmlth section of our ;• lead ov er NUdtln lo0 tltbe first lap aod ■ p a p e r v r ^ tbe Russian comptalotalned about badly T U I S D A Yr , MI A R C H 2 and REMEMBERI C l a s s i - J a 1 • waxed sUs. Tbe ttuee th remaioiog . . DICKGRAVa.VES AUCTION . . fed ads get Fast Re IlMmant Fabnjary 28 R e s u l t s ! . ' ‘ ■ * Russians.quickly rewrewaxed tbeir skis M u t attO n t ( ib o m a * before tbev went outtt fofor tbeir leg . ______. 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Beatfy)*s epicr‘Reds’'abitle engthy\but shearp, rotmantick By ROGEREBERT , intellectual. Herlere, as a Portland dentist's's wwife who runs m om entat a re not the point of the picture,ure. The point Is that a ; Chicago Sun’Times aw ay with Johniin Riecd aod eventually follows3WS him halfway revolutloron is happening, human soclctii:lctics a re being swept around th6 worvorld, through blizzards andind prisons and • aside, a nlngs, so potentially preUetentious character and makeiIkes him Into one Inexorablb ly drawn lo Greenwich Viiiagiilage that if Reed had o fth e 1920s, participated Inn fightsfi between factions of: theth audiences can hardlyy be be expected to care which facraction is of God’s fo o ls.:s. Beatty plays Reed but doedocs nol tieatlty not takenm her there, she might have gongone on her own. Socialist P arty and the neww AmericanA Communist Partyirty, " th e " A m erican partyty of o: the left. him: He permitTilts the silliness and boyishn(ihness to coexist ' If she2 wasi a radical In Portland,id, hhowever, she is an and finaiiyjiitum cd to Moscoiscow on a series of noble fool’wi’s What apdleoces.can,m , aod possibly will, caree about,--- wlththeself-conlonsdous historical mission. - Oregonlaiian In the Village, and she cannot coriipete e rran d s that led up, one wayay oc r another, to his death fronrom how ever, is a traditionaonal Hollywood rom antic epic,ic, a love The acUon inIn ithe movie takes Reed to Ru:Russia and back eonversaliatlonally ^ Ith such wAperlencIcnced fast-talkers as - tut}crculosls end kidney faiiuililure-in a Russian ho^ital.. HeH< sto ry w ritten on thecanvas can of blstoiy, a s they usedcdtosay again to Portia-tiand, and off again with1 Louise L Bryant the anartirchlst Emma Goldman (Mawlaureen Stapleton). In is the only American buriedd withinw the Kremlin walls. In th e a ^ . And " RedReds” provides that with gl I tbeo there Is a lengthy pausejse In Greenwich . no> one' seems fellslen to herer oor ^ay niuch-heM, ...... - m a i IS Kced’s Slory in a nulnuisneji. u m ii you loox a iTltl mprc deeply you find a mann wwho was more than a politiceJcai Itlsthe.tblakingman’s'I’s "D r. Zhivago,” lold from thithe other affair wilh hethe morosely alcoholic playwiywrlght Eugene...... love h err I but not sm art e n o u ^ to keep It.to himself. The creatu re. He was also a man ’who w a h t^ to be whereI thethi side, of«ourse. O'Neill (Jack: N:Nlcholsoa). Tbea tbere aree otheroi missions ways In*I which sbe edges toward O’Nel'Neill, and then loyally action was, a radical youngng Intellectual wbo was in tbthe" ' T he love story starsrs VWarren BeaUy aod D ianeI Keaton.K to Moscow, lodand heated poUtlcel^tfdiateses lin New York ratunu to1( Reed, create an emotionalnal densityi around ber middle of everything in the! yearsye aner World War I. whei'hen who m ight seem Just aa tj tad unlikely as casting cholcilces.but. . basements, aodmd a t ooe M int I'm afraidd I entirely lost character:erthat makes It really mean s< Greenwich Village was In a creative ferm ent amand who are immediatelyy eiengaging aod then grow Intcitoiolld_,_ track of exacUy'iy whjr Reed was nmnlog behlaihlndahorsecart and Bocded em brace a t last In a vn>0(iwad^ul llearjei1Uog^;_ ____ ■ American society seemed,d. ibriefly,* to“ be bvertum]n|dng plausible people oh thethe screen. Xeaton'Ts a panarticular in the middlee otc some t o ^ t t a battles In k IU obscure ^helntlI IheRiiulah (r^ ^ tio h .' Itself. surprise. I had somehowbow gotten Into the habit of expxpecting backwateroftbetbe Russian empire, " 'J fls thal pereonal, humajman John Reed that Warrei Ten herto-be“fl'touchy-NrNcw-Yorkei7-5weclr scarered-anfl- The' fact s, is, Reed’s moUvatloos fromom moment to ------•SeeREDSooPagaCB>c9 ------

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iC a le nn d a r — ------. If you have ao-ilem for(or n e Times’ TWIN FAFALLS T- The Twin. Falls nyonslde n; GaUery and ChrlDi^Book -JEROME-— T be BottoD and Bows News eo/ertfl/nnieo^ ealeialendar, mall It AmericanI ILegion post will bold a Store Si l^Twtn FaUs or at tbeedoor. ( Squareice Club holds worksbope CABLEViSHION PRESENTS . toDebraCoUlas,P.O.BoxBox 55, Jerome, dinner dancmce Saturday at (he Turf . . ... at7p.m.aodhj begloninglessaosat 8:30 . . . ID83338. WemustreeeivtUveyowrooUce. club. Ano^) o ^ m ixer will begin at TWIN f a l l s - TlclteUets tor the p.m. Mondaylays at the American . by Tuesday to print It’ In Uiat week’s 6:30 p.m . ULarry Curtis and his 6-plece operetta O] 'T h e MUcado" to be pres- Hall.I. On( M arch e members 24-Hoiirrlffia* . Friday SpecJal. Calendarlareventsmust band willI p provide music and Ron ented ei March 28 a t 8 p.n.m. At tbe ^ a t t e o d at M M ystery Dance. CaU DoQ be open to tbepublic. Piercy, vehlehtriloquist, will entertain. College C of^outhem Idaho diareavaUa- poul8enat324-24-:715 for further detaUs. WhereGiieatNoyies BS ^ Veterans,J, members and non- . , ble h a t Judy's Books, MusiiBic Center, Art Classes andidSbO^ f members,, a are asked to call 7 3 4 ^ Warner V Music, Klmbwiy, 1Dnig, all TWIN FALLLLS » Tbe M [a^ Square Ai« Ju sttThe for reservan/atlons. Cost- Is $12 per M^ agic VaUey Idabo F irst hiBanks, C(ri- D anceG ubwwUl iI a t 7 p.m. t o o l ^ • JEROME -srCaUlgrai{raphy person. lege1' of 'Southern M aho, altbeYPCAh^ buUdlng for lessons and Beginni] ^ Instructed by Jollyn Moo4oon will begin _ Penneywise-HaUmaiic andid ChrtsUan daadng. Menem bers wUl m eet a t tbe - -r-March4at6:30p.m.alC(ICorrellPliolii, !'ALLS — The Swinging Sbe- Bookstore. B , . E p ls e o ^ C b u rcb fw InsUnjcttons a t 7 : A n and Framing Shc^.' iShdla Lons *1“ J'”''lold a dance In the I.O.O.F. , .... p.m.Feb.28ai} and a t 7:30 p.m . Feb. 27. : will conduct all-day; V\^opd. Rivtf dance willI be March. 13. fP a t Dailey wUl present a showi at 5 andthlrdSatulurdays at 8 p.m. Gallery at 4th and Lead\adville is open ______pp.m. Saturday. Reserved (1Uckets are n i e a t e r Monday through SaturdayJ a y trom 11:30 BURLEY:Y-BobHackerwlUgivea- - aavllable at the Elkbom ^^ C e n t e r ...... ^ Dribute a.m.to5;30p.m. free organn oconcert 7:30 p.m. March 3 o r by caUlng 622-4511. e x t 11m l. TWIN FAUi|T.i.«g — “ Getting On.’’ a a t Um Pondinderosa Convention Center ------Westempremlim ier abouLgrowlng old in J a d i L em m on Init a hea rtw a rm in g co m edy/ '■ KETCHUM - Sculptirnlurts nnd te- InBurlqr.-Tlrlhecoriceft'ls sponsored by SHOSHONE - The DUjSt^pers Magic VaUey!yat8:15p.m J . Mareh 12-13 w u rd a y from 10 a.m . to 6 p.nI, m which willI t>be on sale M arch 1 WlU be £give lessons a t 7:30 p.m. amUld dance al and 18-20 a t Uie CSI Fine Arts ■ *4.50 for ad\advance purchase and $5.50 9 g p.m. Wednesdays al Uie tt HaUey Auditorium wlUi w a maUnee at 2:15 : KIMBERLY - Thee Gary< Stone at lhe door.’r.- IElem entary School. p.m . M arch 14. ; Studio and Gallery featuritures woodcut „ V paintings, bronzes and Ilmlimited edition TWIN FA)p a l l s - The Lutheran Bl. V prints of Stone's works.». C Call 423-43S *5'® Instltltueitue Fam ily Choir will give a t, for appointments. concert atIt 8 i p.m. March 6 at Our Savior Luth(ithem Church in Twin Falls. / t r y S O M EETHING EXTRA SP,i P E C M L ' V V ^ ' S U N V A L L E Y - Original Ah otteringIng WiU be taken for the . watcrcolorpalntlngs by N< lolr which Is from Ossaquah, Slo_ninglon_are dJsp1 . W 5 ' Stonington G allery 00 thetheSun Valley !' M alJ.T hegalleryisopendindallyfc^IO TWINFAI^A LLS-Sandi Patti, gospel ’:k u 0 > uuftcA] t, Ul be'featurcd at a concert / a.m. to 6 p.m. and fromm iolmI . to9 singer, will: 10HMAMiM T O 2 :00 PM . ; • p.m. 00 Tbursday aod FridYiday - ^ Q B o rej d by the newly-formed * Communityilty Christian Concert ' YOURCHOICEC•O F OUR DELICIOUSS SPECIALS: AssoclaUon)n ati 8 p.m. March 13 at the • Eggs Benedict • Omelets C • Biscuits &I CCountry Gravy : M usic -— • • Flrsl'A^mlimbly of God Church In Twin • E ggs WWh H am . Bacon E or Sausage • CorrDrnod-Beel-Hasn kets are $3.50 for adults and & E g g s* H uejevos Rancheros • Crepee F iam be' : TWIN f a l Ls - Hh ie e ^ n t “ fS; Udren and arc available al SERVED WITHHACOMPLIMENTAm RY MIMOSA Those lulous Clowns> ' Southern Idaho Student th e Mode-tle-O-Day in Buhl, Ross (An Orange The worlds jollie sponsoring a dence Satun J0 Ju /c e & Champagne Coc'■ocktall) liestjesters-from fSn=Snny Brice Wear in Jerome, Family to Charlie ChapIpiin-share a iovinq st in g the homecoming game ! In Gooding, Open Door In HAPPY HOUR IM on.-Sat. COCKTAIAILS, 2 F0R.1 [spotlight. Idaho at the Canyon SprhSprings S IM for : Rupert“ andnd Magic VaUey Christian On Home Box omce.-C F eatu rin g DDally L u ncheon & D inner}r JSpecials CSI alumni and presentsent students, supply. HeHobby Town Toys. Ca- T here will t)e refreshmments et and no ' Lunch (Tues.-F-Fri.) 12-3 Dinner (Tuejes.-Sat.)5*9 admission charge. Musicsic WiU be by « ••••••»)••••••••«•••••«««« , the Crossbow of PocateUo. i SANINDWICH SPECIAl • H B 0 O rreat e Movies JACKPOT - Scooterr aiaod the Bee • ' vvi(ivilh Soup o r S alad • A r e J u s t T h e: B e g i n n i n g . ' . j, are,appearing.at Barton'ton’s Club 93,- • ‘ J .W e iv . W eekday shows are att 6:30.6: 8. 9:30 • ' *1.95 Banquet and II p.m., Sunday showttow s a re at 5, Boomi ...... rfl:30,-thand9;45p'.m-.-PornIT reservations"' '• ^FREEPOOlj : call 734*1393. WITH LUNCH • I X • ' ■ • - — : J A C K m - Danny' DiazDl wll! ap- • / i S S V Family Style :pear through 28 at Ca

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t - ' ...... > ‘ 1 _ Annual •y Music JamborcJ hfjoay. Kel■ebruary26.1962 Times-Newalews, Twin (-u,is. tuanoC-J ICountrj ee VIovie Reds- I kicks of.ffateSII Mondayy night •Cootiouod froin P i0B(9 i fil ' nurtured II for a decade, found the re\2views Tbe whole movie •finalijIly comes financing, wroterote most of the script, . { : ' TWIN F A U ^ - *11)6x Magic Valley Country MvMusic down lo the fact that the chcharacters produced andid directed d and starred \ ; Association will presentIt Itsi 21st annual Countiy MusicMu matter td us, Beatty may' boI (asci- and si'll foundmd enou^ artistic de- < ;Jnm tM ree at the CSI Fine'Ine Arts Auditorium Mondayly aodi in1 brief nated ™ by tbe ins and ouls pf AAmerican tachment to make ms his Reed into a- : ; Tuesday. left-wingle politics 60 years age presented| al 8 pim. each nnl{ i^ t. F r o m TilTlmes-News wire is not so idealistic as to believebe an a boring archetyhetypal hero. I liked this •ProceedswlUbeglvenloUio lh e Heart Association. services AmA erican m ass audience canca t>e in- movie. I felt aa real rei fondness for it. It is • Anoouncers wiil be Carlill Raida,1 VlrgU M aritt and HeiHcno' spired to care a s deeply. Sok) he gives quite a subject)Ject lo spring on the rKoyes. ON GOLOU)EN POND: Tbe ^us people. And thev are seenn here1; with capitalist HoIly>jllywood movie system, ; : Bands scheduled for' Uithe two^ght performances In- pairing ofof Henry Fonda aod 3,such warmth and affectionin that' we and 'maybe only onlj Beatty could havc ;clude The fironsons, Floydoyd White Band, the Last Resbi K atharinee IHepburn created all sense^ new dimenskins not3t only in raised $35 mllliclllllon to make a movie : >Bdi(!s Band, Sweetwaterler Rim, CounliV Sunshine Bad, B th e magiclie hoped for in this Beatty d and Keaton, but epeclally ^ In about a m anwhohaled who millionaires. I : rRffythmalres, Clover CrCreek Band, Common Peoi to u c h in g, ,' delightfully good- Nicholson.^ notice, here at)t thelh end of the credits, a ; tCoUntry Ramblers, OuUalUaw Blues Band, Praise Givjlvers . hum ored flfilm aboul an aging In "Reds," undcrsUling hihia desire, . wonderful linele thatlh reads: ' land Ken Reynolds. couple sperl>endlng what m ay bc apologizing 21 for bis passion,n, hanging CopyrightP^MCMLXXXI Barclays : • Tickets are *3 for aduldults and $1.50 for studenisIs andi their lastst summer logelher. around ^ Louise, handing herjrapoem. Mercantile Industrial Ir Finance : "senior cltliens.'Tbey ma'may be purchased at the MiM u sic. , , Rated.PG.^ 4 stars. ^throw ing b e r out of.his life,_he lit is Limlt^.__ • ^Center and Pelersons viW esten) Wear In Twin Falls, Fa quieter but much more pipassionate John Reedwould woi have loved that. : Xarry’sQulkServlccandSid Sav-Mor Drug io Buhl, RAGTIM][ME: Milos Form an’s than y in the overwrou^^ t "T he ; ; The association presenteiils two sbows each year. In the splendid tajtap^lry of a. vibrant .. pPoslmanAlways Rings Tw;-r ;spring and fall. The group>up was organlied 21 years agoago by aiid wild arand ruthless America And as for Beatty, "Red;5^"‘isiii3 P S T S S I .( -Gene Bosscrman of Jeronrome. Since the groiqi’s inceptcption before thetje outbreak of World b rav u ra turn. He got the ti idea, W AHTiT i D T O B U ^ ! ^members have donated tbothousands ofjollars lojnany lolocal ____ W ar I. Featsaturing a host df great- .. . . ■ ______. 1977,78,,78,79LI)ICQIHS -I ' lorganizations with p r oeeds c ^ from'the ^bw s', acwrdlni performancmccs, including the > CALL MR • iWllmaMarrittofBuhl. retu rn of’ JamJs es Cagney, this Is TIMES-NEWS RAR. HARRISON I . ItlNMOTORt I 4 ; In past years moneyly hasI been given lo the QuQuick anextraordirdinary rendering of a CLASSIFIED ADVERTIITISING TM.TTOO______I ; ‘Response units, Oasis Shrilirine Club for Crippled Childrc rcmarkabfebfe book. It's one of the PHONE 73M931 ; iHospltol, Lions Club eyegyeglass project and scbolarshl year's fineslest films. R. 4 stars. • lYPCA, Boy Scouts, mentalitally haDdicapp(^, equipment - yie newborn unit at Mail.a^l.c.VaUey Memorial Hospi T H E SEIX;DUCTI0 N: L et's bc I j baseball equipment for>r ;Little Leaguers, Buhl Rodeo Roi . blunt. Woulould you pay •* J<»,see . ; > - J i AssociationandEastcrSeaSeal Center. - M o rg an IF a irc h iio -i.v .O S l S i I ! ' The organization consistsists of m em bers from th ro u ^ There’s no other reason to in- \ SHOWS AX' ■ { Magic Valley from GlennEums Ferry to Burley, who enjoycn vest In llthis laughably im- THIS SATURDAY ia»30ta>ao < performing country muskislc, M anit said. The group s plausibleI thrillertl about a TV palso T h e O u U aw Bluelues Band, one of manyy groups Snchorwom &SUNDAYI JlnwiN i,ii!i I trav els lo Boise each AprApril to perform at the Veterlerans scheduled to perform at the Jambc Oman who Is being ; h o m g a ^ th e y do benefitit showssl during theyear, shesalsaid. ______chased byy a qsycholic fan. Well, would youu Fpay » ? Rated PG. 1 k star. Thi« is >ydj, j Tickets3 for ‘Thee Mikadoo’ on sak,6 TAPS: As the head cadet in a m ilitary academy, a Timothy I ; TWIN FALLS - The[lie renowned Based inn ILos Angeles and founded later. h Further productionss ■w ere sub- Hutton defilefies his commander I Gilbert and Sullivan repeeperiory com- In 19709 byf* wwell known B ritish Gilbert sequently s added to the repe:jertoireand (George C. Scolt. in a echo of ! pany Opera A La Cartei w:will m ake Its and SuliivcIvan specialist Richard the tl company has earneded national his "Paltoitton" role) and real- i first appearance in Twinin FFalls March Sheloln, Opc)pera A La Carte has cn- recognition r as a touring gigroup wilh estate devcevelopers lo save the c q /i • 26 when “The Mikadoido" will be Joy^araplcd rise to fame, according high h standards and artistists of out- school. An uncommonly en- perform ed al 8 p.m. at CSCSI Fine Arts to H arald •Gerber of Twin Falls, standing s caliber. g ro ssin gI character study, ) Auditorium. president oftoftheopcraguiid. Especially notable, GerU■ber said, Is p rim arilyy because1 of Its fine I The performancee Is being He said th

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■ i ' C-4Timc5-N0W3,Twlnffin Falls. Idaho Friday, Pobru,3fua/y26.-1902------M. Boyd What*s Itvhat /y. 7 ..:. /VA 'C om ites/'TV Aigumcnt contlnu*lnu<* over how many marrlagiLsge p ro p o sals - the n m g e w oman1 rcrecdres before ihe finallyr usays yes. But ^ one ttu d y by the AnAmerican Inatltule o f Famil;nUy RelaUons • V ja itliield nggetta (he typicalll w woman between the igesI ooi f 19 sn d 25 ------tufna down (wo offenfer« before ih e accepts the (hlith ird . Z ita)jAJt,)ddApU(L. . ”1 I ( THERE'S ONLNILV ONE SURE ) I riHOaTTHil VTh dof eA/uw/rkj/aujtajU-t \ WAY TO IMPIIPROVE THEIR { f?OCr ^ k n o w n som e* M t .. Prii How many anlma]inail come to mind that are kr ~~ RELATIOl o N S H i p y ime tlmea to ttampedeTT CCattli, buffilo. 10 on. Bulul d id y o u re* 0 ° ■ ■ member whalea? WhaiShales itam pede. ' tim • • Thoae who claimm t to know siy the best pteveevenlive medi- leTV d n e for tenoia d b o>w w isi (he two-handed bickhania nd. firOO O ffiC B CGD B )O O CS NEWS Gorillaa can ’t awlmvim. ••...... OLIVEWIREIRE ---- - a CO ® 5:2.5;2.1C0MTACT(R)g ' ® (B YOUU A£ASKED FOR IT ^_____ 1MOSCOW MULE 0 PRIME TIMEt m : NEWS ^ — — O KATIONALNAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL Q. W hat’ain a MI o0 ftK 0 W Mule? PAW ^ JOCCER K. Vodka. ginBcrcr beer I and lime. Il’sunknowi3wn in Russia. > « DUKES OF HAZ2AR0. . Incidentally. IB CO aEQ•OE E BASKETBALLI • - ' II ll 11 ,$ iW A k t/ M ONBCM«AQA2INE AQi atock. ------y CD MACNEILEIL LtTl\ 1 7:30 RMd "aoydU BooHoiK of Odd F ie ti.- SUtlIng Publlinilinino Co,, Inc.. V/\\ y O OVER EASEASY •a.as piui a i.o s poRa»«,:a0«. packing. nanoiin9->toiai. siono. For riturn- 1 1 T / I ® O (BI OPIOPEN ALL NIGHT m tll dMIvtry, Mnct paymiym«nt wllti ordar to "B oyd't OcOooK,” Crown i I S i B /w e v u J r y ------1 CnWALL«TR•TREETWEEK Syndlult inc.. No. S CratSrown Roaa. wwnwiorct. TX 7fti7408^' ------il (U!) PHONE-INE-IN ...... AdSrM t m ill to» L. M. Boyd In cara of th lt ntw tp HBO THE SEALSEA PUP CopyrlBMBtit Crown Syndleaia inc. 1982 D o oonesbury i SHOW MOVIEOWE * * S "Bon Voyoflo, Char- lio Brown"n" (1070.( Comody) Animatod. imtyoiiommK ' " ' DitoclodbyGiby Gill Molondoz. •nny.s^HOU Ttesm c m .m m 'a m . |S5 r o w T \m u .m 8:00 •“ Ir mmAFssr-uMe s S a y TOiVUCHKONBtWAmK « y fl« u p h vm s ^ I PIP& POUN Q (3) (T) (B vjKCcmwpoa/ am m m p. )(Q(11)DALUS :arroll Righter A OFm » B5G00P I 6OTTA ^ 2 ^ / A M l H f i l i m AANPISTHM a ® OS ® WASHINGTON WEEK-IN ------M TDS£ mmfftsHTHOT HOfm H N iSH SeN - g f v i ^ ^ i ___/ MmUHYTHOr \ ^ wmJCJN6M5! ® 0 C B) B BEST E ! OF THE WEST 'ISTPiJST! M I F ^ C ^ MAN REPORTS ■ S S h ^ a S 'k 0 (B MCCL/XLAIN’SLAW t Horoscoi}pe ® # ®^MEETT»«THE MAYORS )VIE * * * "Dirty Mary. C f«y 1074, Advontu(o) Potar Fondo. GENERAL TENBNDENCIES: There couldlid be some lorge. unpleaaant oppoaitioition by thoae w ho are unablortant things D©(11)FALC0NCREST - S i fRgf , ^ --- o s i n q o u t later. Make the even./enlng a happy one. fflNEWYOfi} CASSIE & CO. J could be in ■ ncA WHERE rr all h a p p e n s V IR G O (Aug. 222 Uto S e p t 22) A n associate cc g < g g / A V -; ...CD.COULEQE bad mood so control;rol y our tem per and avoid ana n a r g u m e n t ^ . NAM: TKE TEN THOUSAND DAY EsUbUsh better relaelations later. b AMERICAD STRIKE FORCE LIBRA (Sept. 23 to O c t 22) Be more alertlert to oppor ITS TONIGHT tunities coming youi’our way now. Take a more>re optim istic . __I O AMERICAIVILLE R.F.D. outlook on life. Sho«low othera you have wisdomom . — IY WLL SCORPIO (Oct.. 2 23: to Nov. 21) Find f(ewr wways to put ll/W a V ! 0(3)(B©/ MOBIL INDOOR TRACK AND UMPIONSHIPS Bnts to work. S trive to mtake ak life more W lZsard a of Id 3 C 2 0 (B C A your croaUve talenti I o AMERICAIQe^'XSREtBACL -• — —— eallBlying:Tekeheatiealth treatm ents:------C^U^HT/F1^T1N(5-1 f O VIETNAMiVIE * H "Charllo ChoB And Tha SAOITTARIUSUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Ify o u c o n tro l y o u r n i r z ^ l B 9T1V I ? WAR l« Tho Draoon Quoon" (1081) temper at home today,tod harm ony can be restTHE 1 y ME SAID Ae P R O P P E P \ • **pg«ot» o>«a for you/ &ENEI?AIAL'5 / HE BURNEP H IS C IS A R IW \ ^ THIS WEEK'S SPICIAti V eOLF GAfAME? i UP THE THE ROU(&H \ /^ i _H^£J ASSORTED Family CiiCircus COURSE S T A R T E P A GRASS PIRE / ^ MH'SMAGIUIIIES

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m i n u t e ^S , . ^ I P , P o t l u o n s i d e e WE HAVE TIME mWAY CHEIEC SE n’ g. ^ CO b & c f l ^ For Esiimolos : >fOu THE ji r=| ft' ■ ____ Givo Us ^ I B A Call = t > R E L i M INAPY N i Rum/kPOuNN O . J20% OFF CON ALL ® Todoyll 0 -.-^.,...1-0. 1-14 CHOCOlOLATECOeEDSI STUCKEY’S CANDDY V c e . Alley Oop iiT m n n v m,E)>ST.niMFmS«T3«-2333 si cCOME IN TTODAY!!! STOP B Y AND I SEE US- ...... GENOEMEN/OW b e h a l f' Oo f f / w h a t HE'S •nsYiNG t o eSKY x ' GEE WHtZ. UMPA.' 7(V w e'O HAVE BEEN HERE ) EVEJCtONE IN THE GREATVT IS. THANKS FORA J0& WEL^LL- WHY DIDN’T SOU LET VV> ^ L L CkAY IF 1 HAD.' / ’RICES W ILL N EV■VER BE LOW ER TODAY! • KINGDOM OP KKO. I WANT»WT \ DONE! NOW RUN ALONGNG, MB TELL 'EM THAT? 7*~ • "tOeXPRESSMYAPPftEClATlOlmow \ BOVS....1 KNOW VOU-RI " FOft THE 0UTSTAN01MG;..... r \ ^ eXHAUSTBD) , TNWFflllS STORE •> lEROME STORE A crots9IS from Smiths, ■ Fronlog* Rood d K tn g / t 7 ^ n e x t to Q j J c o r ni»r e r of M ornlngiido Magic Volley Konworfh m i g a n d AcA d d iso n * Qifi' I °OPEN 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Mon.*Sal v b '? ^ 'Vli )[yi:i'^8 Gasoline AlleIley Full o f vitam insn 9 ^ \ K Um...Rover m ighti i r ^ (I only S i Rover h a s been T Le said sa tin g no s uq an qoodod h ^ e s o m■ne- e ^ - '^ - n "mi(3h ihe T T ^ b for the teeth.. - y ^ N av A Cov> » « r I J do<3- 7 y iC ■ C h oi r g a — v — f& J j S The FriendliestI ClubI 7 ▼ South ot Thlhe Border S SI ■ATURING. . . ACROSS 28 MoMd 47 Others: Lat. 14 CorCommon Dennis the MMenace 1 TMnlayor 31 Scotsman'lan's 49 Degrading abbbbr. p «/ 5—-a-brac cap h a b it 17 Fill 9 B o s t ltl 34 Got up 51 M arinor joy i i * 113 Diva's 3S Subside0 S3 Facility 22 Ore“ Scicooter and oHofIng ■ 36 Monagorlosrlo 54 Timb«r gene m sto n e ■ 14 A slsto ro t37 "—and1 tre e 23 Smimail Tefpslchoro CIrcum- 57 Magnani hanandfui 15 Andorson slanco” orMoifo 25 Rececordlngs The Bee oiTV 33 sun 56 Similar 26 Red 62 Woricers'_____M Cororpuient 4 decadcidos, from Big Bond to tho pi — i r P 6 I n r o n ------40-KTnfldbmrm: o rg 'o n iz ? 30*Fororm ol a c o m p a ss ab b r.. tio n moilolslure 20 Tio a sh o e 41 Pronounn 63 Small. 32 BigIg blood 21 Algonqulan 43 French globular chahannol Indian IncomoI body 33 Covo»orglr( 23 Go on lool 44—soda I 64 Art movo- J 9 Yiollold by NOlo w F our Sh o w s Dal 24 Dog in 45 Loss com)m n m on m onl Iroa,““‘y . W**M kdayt - 6:30.8:00>9:30-11 "Peter Pan" 46 Standardrd 65 Region: 41 IMui 25 Implied bul olpor- a b b r. ' groiX“' Sundays ^5r00-6:304:00-9;i•9U 5 u n sa id ------fecllon .. . 66 N orvous 42 Bariarbershop . . itonom Yesterday's PuzzIo Solved;Bd: DOW N 43 Kiteitchen ST^ 1 Confront god H n| 2 Golf club 48 Bea; s n , » Friday Nilight Special E ^ 3 Juicy Iruit bunurden ...... - 4 A tla s item 50 “ No m a n — /■------I ■ 5 C o n stru e- Islaliand" . Seafoood Buffet ^ tion w orker 51 Receciled SioiDomM-itwmvE '‘ l6arA6R£ffCTJ£,TDO. ■ e c 6 Appraise 52 Wairail pier I p^aw-awwEW ?'r The' 0WER5 JUST W R .- k ME 7 J a p a n e s e 53 Aralrab I “N-A , FanFantoil Shrimp, Scallops. Oi y s te r s , F r e s h B a k e d Fi A lso N s ta te s m a n chl

a ,,... A , f i a a a l J o lbs oif llnteirest smm I ■ t E G A L N O T IC EE L E G a i NOTICE ___ OM • ' LwHFowdnd 005 -MemofUl Notices r a ______' MoneyToLoan Selected Offers Selected Offers : 030' Homes For Sals on 03 HomeaForSale.""' NOTICEOF tions of the Idaho Stan­ 007 Jobs of inlaresl Farm Loans. CORRECTION dard Specifications “5; for CHECK DAILY CARDOFTHANKS PUBLIC NOTICE We wish to lhank ttie .007 .. . Job*oJIntereat - I''.i^ 0 M ANY ANGLE- -r Nollce ls hereby given FOR CURRENT Jorome Sherllls Depart- a"p PLE WMPUTER ' ★ ■ ‘nThis 3 bedroom, 2 balhj^m o ' Commercial Loans •is { that due to an error In HOUND POUND menl snd the Search and SALESPERSON wanted, ex­ 'MANAGERTRAINEE f ■f'. Plans. Specifications, Rescue Unit ol Jorome lor perience prelerred. Call 1 ol nation's largest re- DlDouble car garage and cov­ ‘ compulation of time, the form of contract, pro- NEWS n4-1357loriiDDOlnlment. ■ NO BROKERAGE erered rodwood deck reijnd Idaho Health Facilities • their elloris In getting medi­ Ullers. On lhe |ob (raining, lies poaai forms, and othether cal assistance lo our home AVON- Holidays overt Bills • leading to etore mgml. Musij FEES out Ihls lino proporly. Review Board has ad* Information may be ob- HasyourtBSO Mih such hasie. We wish lo to pay? Make good m sell­ be willing to rolocale In 13 Companion Apartment M8.800. is < - lusted the dates related ■tin llcensee»lred7 lhank all the wonderful ing Avon. For more Inlo call weslem slates. Bus. Admin, Desirable location, 2 slory. 3 ‘ ta ln ed a t th e office ol lhe ; Termstolityourneeds Bedroom, j 2 balh, Imi. dining NO N FINISHING TO 0 0 HERE • to public he arin g s during"'0 Idaho Transportation FOUNDrioGS Irlends who sent liowers. 4A ^or734.925e.______graduate preforred. Resume the course of review. NOW ATTHE TWIN FALLS5 cards, phone calla. food. 10: F.W, Woolworth Co.. 1733 Twin FaUs Area |PLUS complele aparlmoni This Tl 960 square fool h o ru Is 5*- D epartm ent. Division oi BEAUTICIANS- LICENSED: CallMarcat733-10ea 1 Requests lor a public 5 ' ANIMALSHELTER visits, and prayers while Openings for assistants toI Calllornla Or.. Burlingame undor Iho same rool lor ready re for occupancy. 'Dou­ Highways, Boise, Idahoaho LOCATED: 139 6TH AVE, W.V- Burnie was In (he hospital Ca.94010,______AelnaFlnanceto, rental ; or lamlly membera. ble bt carport, sprmklet hearing during the a n d from th e Districirid shampoo.’ help with ponns. system and easy caro and following hisdeath. colors. condUioning, etc. $67,900. S) course ol review and ma­ Engineer at Shoshone,ne, 1. Male Black mUed Shep­ MECHANIC WANTED lo) "FOROVER50YEARS" > lalandscaping. Just rlghK for te ria ls lor Inclusion in Your kindness means so' Guaranteed salary + com­ work lor Ihe fl1 Atlnanclat service oUTT , 'f Idaho herd, young, much to Ihe lamlly, missions. Advanced iralnlng Idaho Housing IHA'h llnanclng. » 8 ,500. the- record ol review I LIcoln/Mercury dealer in Iho» LEASE MONEY AVAILABLE. , ew aOAHO CON-JN- 2, Male brown & wtilio miiod Amanda Overmen In precision hair cutling & United Stales. Busy shop, Owner will provido lunds 4 a . •« shall be received by Ihe o p Shepherd. Farm. ...manulaciuring or ' " ownertorhance 'h e TRACTORS WILL BB . EleislaWhllney...... - -al^llnji. Call. 73W733-lof-en' lols ol work. Good pay, consitucilon equipment. acquire ‘ 10%. llnanclng wllh _ ^ B oard no la ter than April 3, Female In ' heat. small down payment on this ,T ' h e loan on this "closo to • prii REQUIRED TO PAY 3% *n NeomaTlbbels_ excelleni Irlnges IncludingI Sprinklers, dalty calllo. lown" acreage. 3 bodtopm, 7, 1982. Public hearings Chihuahua; black, Brown, insurance i vacallon clean and noal 3 bodroom SALES TAX) . , while, ' Below prime. No brokerage | 1 balh. lull finished' base- I win b e held, if re« A non-refundabifl BRANCH MANAOER benefits. Unilorms> fees. Call B01-272-41B0 or home ' in lhe ovonuos. Bsml., ]_ :ble 4. Male Golden Lab folriov-IV. ^ ______EsiMials covered pallo, loncod, ' [P ment on 2 acros. Cairlor q u e s te d , b e tw ee n April c h arg e ol Tw enty Five'ive or,young. A PROBLEM BECOMES loss TRAINEE lumlshed. 601-292-8949. ] details. (59,900. . . 17, 1982 a n d April 22, n of a firoblem whon shared. Contact Mr. Harrison: energy efflcionl.U4,90Q. 22. D oiiars (S25.00) will bebo 5. i pups, black & brown.. THElSEMMOTOi^ 1982. P e rso n o r P e rso>ns n s m a d e for e ac h se l olOl mixed breed. ‘*• Call Hotline, Sponsored by' Dial Finance has oponlng lor ■■ • MoneyWanied •. M.H.A.733<12S,______ambitious, aggressiveI 701 MalnAve.E. IRWIN REALtY, INC AURORA requesting Ihe hearing'(*9 plans, payment to bet}A e. Mate, lg, size e u rk Lab, , NEED A SHORT TERM ' CAPITAL corporation . will be noTllied by regis- m ! 7. Male Springer Spaniel. person. Unusual opportuni­• OPPORTUNITY WITH lasl Richard G. InwIn, Broker 1'^ made by check, payable ty for qualllled inrilvidual, J LOAN of MOOO. U an 2538 Kimberly Road 'j tered mail and the Board choc, brown & white, blue growing & aggressive major\ Secured with 1st Deed ol lo the Idaho Trans- ALCOHOLICS training program l0ts^^||0u m m 7 3 ^ 7 will cause lo be ns- collar ' iractor dealership. Preler at Tluit.Catl536j46r______portallon Department, leasl 3 to S years diesel. {Across Imm Emsil Eves.&Wkends' published the localion fl. Female Ig, size Black Lab.b ANONYMOUS Division ol Highways.1^1^ ln|uredlrontpaw. call 7 3 3 ^ Qood stalling salary andI hydraulic, & eleclrlcal expe- EXECUTIVE TYPE HOME- Joan Brawley , and time ol the public oxcelloni emptoyeo' rience. Good working con-' 023 Investment |brick, lllotlmo rool, 4 733-9833 j hearing. Dated this -ieih' ® (IDAHO CONTRACTORS benelits, Cail ’Linda Nelson IIP ARE REQUIRED TO PAY>AY Hours 5-7pm only, CHRISTIAN WOMAN InfiOl. < dltions. Excellent benellls. ------Ibedrooms, 2 balhs. family ' . 1 d a y of F ebruary, 1982. at 733-7202 to arrange for room llroplaco, living room, h “ • 3% SALES TAX.) Monday Ihru Friday seeking traveling compa- Salaiy based on experience.'. r a ______lnstntctk)M 1 HOME IN TWIN F A L L ^ r ^ FredricK R. Bringman, C a " ...... 733-O6S0ext2S4S4 nion who perhaps hasI Interview.______Call 7334543 ask Wayne for dining room, pool toom, a)r sale si by owner, cornerJol. I,,’ The right Is reserved 1 Interview.______cleaner, hardwood finish, n< 450 West State Street. ‘'e o Because Dogs ace broughihi W esterns SlOO air laro toI COCKTAIL ' WAITRESS L 026 ' Music Lessons ; not a Ihru slrool- . 3>bdrm to reje ct all pro p o sals,I ot In every hour, and SOLO or needed. Apply In person at1 THREE CREEK. SCHOOL dbl garage, pallo, sprinkling with w large family toom. Lots 10th Floor, Towers, De­ or Hawaii. Must have reserva- a GUITAR & BANJO partment ol Heallh and to a c c e p t th e proposall ooi r DESTROYED after 48 houra.'9. lions belore Mar. 1Slh, Wilte, Canyon Springs Inn._____ District Is accepting syslom on woll, 12% financ- qiof extras. For appolhtm'ont proposals deemed besi LESSONS. BEGINNING OR ino avallablo. 733^056. call ci 543^259 or 543-5266. Welfare. Bureau ol Pro­ lest please call or visit ms poundid Box E-39, c/oTlmeaNews. applications for an Ele- fo r th e S tate of Idaho. dally to check ‘whether your menlary leacher al a ono0 ADVANCED. Call 734-5732. Idaho Housing? Tho porfocl gram Development and DARTH VADER or R2-D2I CROP & SOIL IQ No p ro p o sal will b be e pel haa been picked up. This TECHNOLOGY room school In Throe Creekk ...... - ■ FARMS. RANCHES home! hi l*.^ slory collage, 4 Analysis. Boise, idaho, cakes will be a hll al your area tor 1962/83 School>1 considered unless g ac- r . is not an up-to-dale list. noxt pany. Call 324493S. INSTRUCTOR DAIRIES • bodrooms. b carport on'Targo Mixed dogs are hard lo de- Year. Ploaso send resumo Clcorner lot. Owner will also , companied by an ac- ^ HAVE ROOM AND BOARDI Musi moot Idaho Voca- ; Real Estate ForS»l8 PUBLISH: Friday, •"J scribe, come 10 the pound to lional Certlllcatlon. fl yearsI lo Nancy Bracken clerk, eo ACRES-80 shares ol Twin consider ci carrying witn do­ Fabruary24,1G82. cepiable proposal guar­« '• se e ff your pel (s there,- for Senior Lady in Jerome. . Throe Creek School O/strlclIt Falls waler, all culllvafetf, cent ci 'down paymont:"'Call 3v From S32S and up. Call Don: tecenl occupational Experi­ anty in an amouni not nol Come and picR out a puppy ence or appropriate degree, 416 p e r s o n , Idaho. 63302 good land. Lynn L Rasmussen at 'Gem ay or Helono 324-8443.______^ ( a OpehHouse : NOTICE OF MEMO^K lew than five percentt ofoi or full grown doo- iney 8 3 yeara rocont occupo' 153 ACRES In Joromo Stato S Roally, 734^00, Ros. g the total amount of ththe e would love to nave a home, HERITAGE DIET tlonal Experience. Emphasis> ______county, sprinkler syslom, 733-2607 7^ . RANDUM OF DECISION _ Tasles better lhan In accordance with T|.Ti­ proposal. This guarantyi n t y ______-______' on: Chemistry, lerililjors, MO______Homes For Sale 'good dairy or beef farm. IDEAL if Family home-.Aoar )t a LOST; male black U b, on Cambridge & . less EXCELLENT' DAIRY on 129 q tle 30, C h a p te r 49-1011,1219 'must be in the form ot a > solts 6 Irrigation, Slarllng1 M6 . O'Leary School. LargeHMng C a. Feb, 18th, vaclnlly ol FallsI 4i expensive. Nutiitlonally' date: August 1982, ASSUME 6V^% .VA, $45,200. acros, aulomallc take-olls, ,r ol the Idaho Heallh Facil­111. C ertified C h e ck or a Ca- room, doublo llroplace.:wiin '7 - Eastland. Answers to lo based products lhal really' Appllcallon Illing deadline: i 009 EjnploymenlABei^l Newer 3 bdrm hm. in Morn- freo stalls, good laclllties. glass „| doors, diningroom ities Review Board regu­ shler's Check drawn on ••Baar” , JSO Reward. Callall work. All products guaran­ Ingslde atea. Cont, air, EXCELLENT DAIRY on 35 J Vv an Idaho Bank, made • March 31, 1982. To Apply, adlolnlng spacious kllchen, lations. notice Is hereoy h® 734-9900 or 734-2067, teed, porsonallxed program.' contaci Idaho Stato Univor- llroplaco, Ig, fenced yard, acros, 6 per side herring- payable to the Idaho ; 015_____ Baayaiiten utlllly room, balh, 2 bodroom iven that a Memoran- >■10 [_03J [Jiggle J T. Call Rallot Lund, Direclor,> slty. Industrial Occupations 0311734-939?,______bonobam, main „ lloor, basement with 2 um ol Decision has,39 T ra n sp o rta tio n , De- cocker spaniel. Howard ol*.ol. 67^0860.______: Division, Pocalotio ID 83209,' AN EXPERIENCED sltlor & REAL NICE MINI FARM, 1600 60 ACRES on norlhsido, 60 bodrroms,k, Irull toom and Sbeen transmitted lor tor p a rtm en t. Division olof Iered. S months, woatlnono IF YOU ARE SERIOUS about I 20e-236-3eSl. former leacher has 2 sq. It, 3 bdrm home. 5 to 10 shores ol water,- good stock lurnace room, Woll- \,Q Highways, or a Bidder's>r's black collar. Please cat)at) losing weight, or slopping I ISU Is an EEOfAA Inatllutlon openings available lor child acres available. Exc. loca­ larm. Insulated and doublo pane projects which were smoking. We can help,'wltfi ALSO have m any olhor ^ under the board’s con­sn. B ond. > OEStRE non-smoking Chris­. caro. SMALL GROUP. tion, close lo Twin Falls & windows. Doublo garage, Bidders shall be Jj, HerliaQe734-261B.______tian grandmornedy typo, to) Weekly field trips lo library, Jotomo. Call Jerry Jackson larms and horso ranchos, up k,horseshoe driveway. Well sideration at the January be LOST DARK BROWN 10 500 acres hn licensed In the SlateI oi of German Wliohalred Polntor.at. UDYwouldllkolomoolUll, tend 2, girls, handle lightt swimming, skating, elc. at Roal Estalo Unlimited landscapod .»yaid, 27, 1982, meeting. The 324.7518 o t324-5922. gardonspaco, fruit trees, e d Idaho by th e S tate Con->,n. Wearing brown loalher col-ol- eligible. LDS gentleman be- • housekeeping duties in> 734-6818, ______memorandums Issued lar wllh "Mat" S ownersirs tween Iho ago ol S0-&5 yrs. exchange lor room, board & "a ll vour (anillo ■ immodlato possosslon. > no tractors License Board, I BABYSiniNG, My home, REPO., Spacious 3 Bdrm. p were for the following name & number on It, LssiISI ' Wrilo to Sox L-39 c/o I small salan. Mall qualllica-• anylime excopl Fri nights, garaoe, good Cond. (34,500. orfiEALTOR" Phono 733-1722. Trust Dept, p ro je c ts: except on projects in^ )a Tlmes-News.______tions & roletoncos lo Box Mr, Patrick or Mis , Arnold. ]''* seen In Niagra Springs aioa. ( an^ai^e. Orop-lns wolcomo. Ace Roailv, 733.5217, Ralph Esilnger. Broker ^ volving federal fundsids. Call retry 5fe-25flS. K-39C/0Times News._____ NEW ON THE MARKET: North Idaho Sugicenten The successlul biddei LAWSHOP - BRICK 4 bedrooms, 2 balhs, C all...... 733-9576 ^ Kootenai Memortai Hos­ “ er LOST gota lady'a diamond ESTABLISHED Retail storeJ BABYSITTING My hom~o, Largo 3 bodroom, bath Oh p ro jec ts involvinc tifi Unconlosled divorces. $75, fireplace, lam. rm., dbl pital; Community Hospl- ''ng wedding band, belonged >°lo Bankruptcy and corporallon, needs part time help, Prelerr any ago, Mon thru Sat, day' garage, targe lot, 189,000. homo with heal pump, dou­ le d e ra l fu n d s shall ot> FALLS Eblo garage. Owner would u l and Boundary County Ob- Grandmother, very sanll-"I- » 0 . wills, OO, etc. Malli active sports oriented3 or nlle, hot meats. 734.8148. ^11 Joe 7j4-3393 or Main tain such a licensen se mei'ital, UO reward to Under, person. Send hand written like to Irado lor acreage. Nursing Home: Qem Bt. order available. Call 336. ’ BABYSiniNG In my home, -- Wesl Really 734-0555. PROFESSIONAL, ^ b e lo re aw ard will bib e 7334991,423-4549allBf 5:30,L 0732, Bolso.______resum e to Box J-39 c/o Only J70,000, Munroe State Homes, Incorpo­ I Lots ol Lovo 4 Atienlion. REALTORS - r ^ m a d e , a s provided irin LOST YELLOW LAB. 6 Times New Box 548. Twin^ Plenty ol playing room 4 hoi Roblrts Real Estate, 543- rated; St. Luke's Re­ 63301.______1 Build your luture security on 8806,______Subsection 107.03 of thfth e months, Male. Silver ctialn lunches. Harrison School‘ this prime NEFour-Plex Lot. 734-9880 a gional Medical Center; Idaho Standarclard collar, 2 toos on front paw.'S N MORMONISM EXTRA INCOME, lull time, disl. 734-5516 or 733.2513. City Sewer & Water. Nico ______NNewor 1644 Sq. Fl, hPme Boise Surgical Center S^»lllcations, Editionn ool atoa ot Twin. 734.1909. ___ Whal do you know atiout IheI part lime, no experience• CHILD CARE IN MY HOME, trees. Close lo everything FOR THE INVESTOR! Buy 1 <1(plus lull basement) oh.lVi Maolc Valley MemorUl LOST: Precious Male, Black7k Mormon Church? Call 734-• necessary. We irain, Con- C m r a 4 j m o r 734.1644. '- snd only S12.000 with Vory or both! Two 3 bedroom «'acres S. ol Twin. Features 3 Hospital: St. Alphonsus Ka & while puppy, w/leatherjir 2613 or S38-2286 lor a re-- tact Grace 324-5760 days, or duplexes, near now under- bbodrooms, 2V^ balhs, large T he C ontractor will b« - - corded now messageI Shirley 324-4276 allor 6pm,, CHILD CARE In n.> homo ground sprinklers, choice °doublo garage, waler Regronai Medical 04. collar, 4 months. Long Mon,- Fr).. nights only, required to pay not less haired. W springer spanlol, weekly.______Trl-Chem.______; BIG WOOD REALTY rocalioni. ^shares. Call Lynn Cenler; and (daho Falls than the minimum wage H djo^l^ns only. 73^-3772.___ . Rasmussen at Gom Stale Consolidated Hospitals. W sheepdog, 247Fllmojo.. liII PALMISTRY READINGS-. FARM HANOI Experienced 734-6551 rates on Federal Regfs-QIS- any Inlormalion ploaso call:ali Reader i Advisor. 1586 Blue> Irrigator & traclor operator.' HEY MOMSI Starting} ______9 ACRE mini larm, excellont RReally, 734-0400, Res,. ,W3- (j Mat.lsl.babysilling, locatod 2807,______. : With publication of this^is ter predetermined by the 7 ^ 0 U or alter S catt m33- - U kes North. 733-4069. ___ Yoar round with unlurnlshed a COMFORTABLE homo on 3 bodroom home. 2Vi baths, 2i notice, the board's de­le - S e c re ta ry ol Labor lor lot 4a32REWABO. house. Roply lo Box 1-39 c/o0 bolwoon Kimborly 4 Skylane 2 lltoplacos, close in to Twin NEWLY N Remodeled,J>alBled Trailer Pk. Balanced meals,“ 3rd Avo. North, Glass cision on each ol thebe the project, as set out in PREGNANCYHOTUNE T jn^s Nowv______,' enclosed Ironi porch, llv- Falls. IrInside 4 out, gas hoat w/ small group, Ig. loncod yd. passivep solar, 733-7446. above projects becomeses the advertisedle d ______SpecUl Notices:es Pregnant? Need help? IRRIGATOR NEEDED. Expo- Mon. ihru Fri, Havo ref,i' ingroom, diningroom, kitch­ final. Dated this Febru­ en. balh, '2 bedrooms, BARNES REALTY .• , •'NIC£.3«fidrm 2 homo-lttJwln ru- apecilicallons and bid .CAUF. AEROBIC DANCE-Ie- C a ll...... 73416091I rionced Irrlgalor needed lor 733^27 F ary 16,1982. Frederick R. } largo larm operation year ______r _ _ storage room, basomoni, Falls near achool 4'shop-. p ro p o sal. S u ch rate s wiilwill now sessions starting Mar.•.3 3 SELF-HELP Olvotco Kil, 150 I DO BABYSiniNG In My Bringman, Supervisor, round work guaranleed. y garage, loncod tuckyard, ping, Mtopi, shop, lonced be made a pari of th the e & c'ass I'ee, Morn. & plus tax. Uncontested only. II H^e,CaJI7»:3l4J._____ - ALMOST SPR1N"qSPECIALI y. Resource Development «ve. classes available, Can-in- Call734-70;U.______Don't Inquire unless oiporl- T now .Aluminum siding and yard. Assumable FHA loan. >nt c o n lra c l covering the onced. Reply to Box 0-38,I, MATURE woman warns lo0 now rool. IMMEDIATE 5 bdrms, 2 balhs NE Loca- i£5,000,326-5348 altorff.-- Section. Bureau ol Pro- yon Walls. 733-3043 . ____ SINGLE UDY In 50's In fo- project. , c /o Times news. Box 5488 care lor babies Ja rg o playy POSSESSION with adequate tlon only ,700, possible HICE t] 3 BEDROOM HOME - gram Developmenl andnd The Fair Labor Stan- HYPNOSIS. Wetghl loss,"sa," good heallh lo live-in-wlih] Twin F a l l s : ...... room, lonced yard, hoi)i down payment,'owner win closing costs down. Hurryl JZ ni. aingle lady also in good wilh allached .g e r^ e, Analysis, Department ,0ol ' d a rd s Act o l 193ia«B lobacco. Sell-lmprovomeni. lunches, milk, frutt, snacks,I, carry. • For appolnlmonl Jlm Volk Big Wood Really )< ' f Sell hypnosis. 27 yrs exper.at. hoallh. In Rupert area. Holp3 fireplace, large Ibncedjiack . H ealth a n d W elfare. 450 (U.S.C .A . Tltlia 29. Para- TLC. drop-ins wolcome.}. phone Trusl Dept. 733-1722, 734-6551,733-^5. yard " with garden spjco,','ap­ Inquiries welcome day or on food 8 eloctric. Call 733-7809. Mr. Patrick or Mrs. Arnold. • West State Street, g ra p h s 201*219, Chaptei>ter rtiQht. John Stone 324-72S1.^ 326-5690. ' UNLIMITED Appeal radiates from this 3 pliances p inctuded, B o ise, Idaho 83720. bdrm home wllh suoer Assumablo A 8% V,A, ;Xppn, 8) shall apply in '/ lhe 'e SAVEMONEY-MAKE OPPORTUNITIES BlAiJr^urwHifrBRi^K PUBLISH: Friday, downtown location. »9,500. W2,500.%■ Call Bob Jensep at >y> employment of labor forfoi MONEYI UOO to U,000 wllhllh ^ HOME in piesllgious Call Lols 733-4323 or h F e bruary 20,1982. CIS______^^ujljoMWMled. neighborhood on edge ol Marketing Associalos, . this project. P.D.C.A.Call733-4S60. ___ II you aro having dilliculty 734-48757. or atter hours 324- __ ll Is the purpose ol the - Selected Offers llndlng a satlslying career,' EXPERIENCED IRRIGATORR town. 3 bedrooms, lamlly th e TRY IT YOU'LL LIKE ITI ; is looking for work. Cann room, lireplace, all on l BLUE U K ES REALTY 5078; » ______NOTICE o l LETTINO ” Idaho TransportationIon For more Inlormalion about)Ut consumer llnance may be ,, lust whal you aro looking, lutnlsh local celeronce,I. level. Owner needs to sell! C all...... 734-2859 sSHARP 2 'bedroom home, S e a le d P ro p o sa ls willvill B oard to build the im- Americas mosi ellecllve''I 007 ,loba of Inleresi { Wrlto Box 0-39 c/o TImosS *74.500,181-267. tt)e Dietary. Nutritional & " lor. We now have openings BEAUTIFUL Large, Close-in, fifull bsml. east part ol Twin, be received ^ thehe provement In the a lor careet-mlndod people SPRING CREEK REALTORS, Consider smaller home In (S43,500. Call Rlla 7344840, IS- shortest lime consistente n l Personal Care Products,ts, LOCAL"vTs TA VOLUNTEER IDAHO Tr a n s ­ CALL 7334295. Sandl 8 Jerryiry Needed lo assist inn who can relate woll lo olherr Hand loolod leather wotk,I. 734J3600 trade, Ace Realty, 733-5217. hMain Wesl Reallv 734-0555. p o r t a t io n BOARDno with good construction, establishing a volunteerr people to irain lot manage- from vests & bllllolds lo0 only at the ollice ot thehe Necessary equipmenlSni clearing houso. Must wotkl( ment positions in^onsumerr hand looled ladies moccasinn “ ■ IDAHO TRANS­IS- and an efiectlve organl-in). H well with people, havoB llnance. This is an opportu-. made shoes. Call 733-8043 or J S28Vt 2nd Avo. East. ___ 030 Homes For8«l« 030 HomeaForSale ■030 Homea F o f^ le PORTATION DEPART­\ j . zatlon will b e insisted I community organizationn nlly 10 help other people MENT, DIVISION OF upor>- skills & knowledge ol com-,. with linsncial problems, lo3 IMMACULATEE ------mako your own decisions1 HOUSECLEANINQ, various ------HH3HWAY8r-3311-W6St-pat Hatafl- n Fflhfuarv. 1682.m. ______TT______^ munlly social sorvlce agen* se , G.K. GREEN, P.E. ------cles~4-toluniary-ofganite—^ -«r>d-U)-Uiei4iiy-dolfltmlna..,. J ^ a . Call 73^536.______. State Street, Boise, 1 yout own luture. Our unique Kk State Highway Ad- lions. Contaci Erma Idaho, unlil two o'clock SJ)f^psW roat^-^^__ orvthe-lob training program: INCOMETAX p.m.. on the Ifllh day ofol mlnlstrator will develop your natural ox*. PREPARED. Call 734-243313 M arch, 1982, fo rth e workort( PUBLISH; W ednesday, FOnK\iFTTPEHATdfl“ TwTn ecullve abllliies and provido0 after 6 or wknds lor appt.___ of the reconstructing the February 24. Thursday, watohouso noods mature• you with unilmllod manage-h- MAN w/9 years Banking 4 iu |. F ebruary 25, Friday, sell surler. Musi bo good3 mont opportunities. Salaryy Finance bxperlence. In- roadway, curb and gut­ wilh numbers. Expotlence res February 26, Sunday, ° Increases ate geared lo yourir dependent Real Estalo ter, drainage structures preferred. Good pay/ □ Appraiser, Also Heavy con- wo F ebruary 28, anc ] porformance. Outstanding and constructing two benelits. Reply Box 16«,'• ompioyetbenelils. siruction Exp. Will also do traffic sig n a ls on 0.511.51 Monday,March1,1982.1 Q J-_ _ I Some colleae desirable butIt consultant work for banks, Twin Falls.______r miles and 0.29 miles ol - d nol required, spoclaliilng In business de- NO\N(OFFERING ' US-d3, known as tdahoiho - HAIR STYLIST; ExperloncodI, v ^ M n t . Call Randy at stylist toi do hair culling,i Household Finance “ * New Idaho Houluslng Funds Federal Aid Project Nos.“d Announcements blower styles, 8 wash 8 HES-2391 (40) and wear style perms. Full or SEWING & ALTERATIONS^ with HES-2391 (41). » Call alterSpm 734-3677 AL W ______Ftoratorat ■ ■ ■ part lime poslllons available.I- 444 Main Ave. s. (FOR ADDITIONAL : *99 Call 734.4733 lor an In- SUCCESSFUL Sell- 73^6870 «- * New maximumTl income guidelines INFORMATION CON­iM. Marjorie'S Flowers for i«ss HI lerviow.______Employed Business Man CERN NG THESE PRO­I/-). dellveiiaa. All ocusions looking lor now career.r" single personss can mal mortgage amount Benellls avallablo. Chancei WANTED Key N os. 150 a n d 147 quires 10 J. 0 . B. Box 23, I lor Advancement. -Rosumes’ WILUNG WORKERS . Twin Falls. 83301.______J. $57,000 for coronstriictloh in Twin Falls Counly. :Box G-39 c/o Times News, Social Security or middle e USE MY SKILLS lor your New financing3 Iprogram with^ firsttyear yf Idaho Transportation 003 Loat/FtKiftd Box 54fl, T.F. 83301. . ago couple to manage Serve Department, Division of ^ Yoursell Gas SUtlon, Air-r. benellL Loyal. Dependable,». interest of INTERVIEWING Licensed ill SECRETARY seeks re- H ighw ays, in ac»C- ­ FOiTlToTlrm^nriy oi?aluS ptumber or plumber appren-'• condlllonod home, all cordance with irie pro­ro- 3200. NE ol town. Male lice desiring lo . b«’ utilities 8 salaiv. Sendid warding |ob. Susan 733-3378,r - visions of Title VI of theh e Brownish lr\ color, mix, Arv- k journeyman. Send resume» sppllcation Serve Sell, P.O. '■ Box 573, Twin Falls, 83301, Civil R ights Act ol 1904 swers lo "BRUNO". Call 1 10 Box 1741, Twin Falls, 017 BuslnessOpponupKiests K ra4:§n3,______(78 Stat. 252) and the / ldaho.63301, WANTED: Malure Person'0 FOR LEASE prime location>n 1 0 % I I SO-f in need ol good home. regulations ol the De-Ift. FOUND GOLDEN U 8 male, B- al North Blue U kes. 21OO4 - a dragoityi a tope on choke FARM*iJ aNAGE^ 6C« AcToI Room. Board, Small salary + * Specially desigigned for the first timele pOTment ol Commerce k Operation Near Malta. Must nr square leel, parking for 15 f S chain. Found In Lavlna A»e In return lor help wllh my'y cars, new carpeting, 733-3- (1S C .F .R .,P a n 8), Issu ed IS&I be experienced/ Reler-( wile, healthy with memory home buyer orr e ? oil GrartcJvlew 0«l»e. Cal [y 0098 or Gem Stale Realty ^ pursuant to such Act,EJ. lU -T in .______I I oncoa required. Reply Box1 loss. Bill Chapman, 146W 7344)400. .______* If you haven’t 0ovynedahomein thepe past 3 years | hereby notilies ail bid­ ' I 21S74, Sail Lake Clly, UUh Jackson St. 734-7257. 'y FOUND youno lemaK / 84121, UOUOR & Beer Bar In small d e rs th a t it wiil al- n^undjownfl Saiurtay, Cal (own includes 2 bulMings.s! * Call now for melore information lirmatively ensure that In «0,000 terms. Jlm Rlichle a n y c o n tra c t e n te re d intojto ’ ; „ W estern Really t 007 Jo m ol Intereat ursuant to this adver-Bf. * • • • • • •# #• 007 .lobaoflniereit semenl, minority busi- - H urry! Limnited Runds Ayey a i l a b i e | S- .--n e s s e n te rp ris e s b will i b e JEROME DOG LOG WARNINGI alforded full opporturflty'Ity '■ -AVAILABLE FOR The Timej-News re­ to submit bids in r re­ Z ADOPTION commends that you In* o n • Hours: 6am-«pmMof»^fl ^ ■ CALL ' I sponse lo this InviUtlon vestlgate every phase of CALL734-44n i S rr 734-3311 I’i * and will not be de- Invesimenl _.opportunlllea, ...WEEKDAYS J WEEKENDS ^ SHELTER HAS NO OOfei and Girls especially thoae from out of scrlmlnaled against on00 AVAILABLE FOR ADOP B o y s a i ^ DmMTlMIT 2:DO-5;00 ------ih*_ofaundfl_fll_jace._ stale ot offered by a person ca.— -TIONIIL - . .. _ _ doing business out ofa color, or national origingin s 11-15 locafmolel or hotel:------In consideration for an The Anlcnal Shelter will tc 1 A g e s . . W e.suggest you consult aw ard. cept no puppiea olher ihaj J N e e d e d in tlthe Buhl area rown attorney, .Wilts, INC. I NOTICE TO FEOERAL-^1. Irom the reaidenis ol theIdly elr Seller Business Bureau. 0^ of Jerome. he Times-news C AIO CONSTRUCTION to deliver th Idaho Consumer Allairs or ^ CONTRACTORS K X Means Cross Bred u k lor a Iree pamphlet and m Proposal must be askfor early morning.3- Inlormalion Irom the ■1^1 M IMI Dog licenses ha«IE Is O p en K prepared.end submltled9d . expired...... Attorney . General's..Con­n- 222SMObMONtbmE sumer TWIN FALLS. IDAHC 2;00»?-d0°)0 W e e k e n d s • In a cc o rd a n c e wilh thehe ARE NOW AVAILABLEE...... classified! t U F R I I ...... requiremems'oi-Sectionon C all...... 3 2 4w ^ e ...... C a lltO l «rotectlon Division, SUte-e- PHONE 73rt-4<4411 4;00to6;00Tuescie sd a y & T h u rsd ay : nouse, Boise, (daho (3720,0, ______102- Proposal Re­)e- II no a n sw e r...... 324-013U13 di. t...#••## ■0648 Phone 334-2400 or 1-800- qulremenls and Condi- . 5 4 3 - 1 632-6«37.

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I- j ' ' ' ■ i]« 034* JefomeHomest>M 0J7 FvmilRwctM* « 058 OHieeAButinmnviUL■ — Mutlcallfflvinenis ^ 11....'"..** ...... HomtiFcxM* •• 036 Acr*ao*»Lot» ■ Ml Unfum.HouM< For Rent «64 Untum.Apt.lWp»**« 079 Appliances YAMAHA ORGAN lor salo, f IDAHO HOUSTn^ w n ' ' " t a k e OVER PAYMENTS AN- FOR SALE BY OWNER.7»llal MUST SELL Immediately 20 2<4 BDRM. Stove, lonced.• aT o UCH OF CL;isSl Largefe FOR LEASE: oliico spac"e, almost now. Call 536-5642 or USED U 10 cubic Ft. chest I Lowinlorosl-Assumabto5 OIDATE: Clean, neat, cozy.; nice 4 bdrm brick home on>n acres, all In hay. lull water dbt garage, q^ulol street. TF.! quiet 1 A 2 bedroom apait-t- 1600 sq ft. 4 Urge rooms. Ireezer. $239. Banner 3 bdrm bfIcK homa w/(lr»- bedroom, lull basement.o"'- nearly 2 AC. Full bsml.. all>11 rights, private headgate. no pots. Call 4ZM321' ments. Heated pool inIn walMo-wall carpel, bulll-ln. s a s a m i a p . ______|}Furniluro. 733-1421. _ „-,placo, many many nlcoIco ' aluminum siding, hugeuco linlshed. Full elec. kilchen,n. good fences, d o se to davs or 734-4332 eve's. summer, ahoveleil walks inIn kilchen reltlg A range, hy fenced backyard, free slan CT Oflice Equipment tw Salet WASHERvi and'bRYER'for loaiuros. MutI seo. Drtve by 1V^ bath, nearly new carpet.Jt. Jorome. 324-8035,______2 BORM. stovo & reltlg.I. winter. Laurel F'ark Apts.s. Newly redecorated. 3 ' 8jle,C aii733-a5B7. ______13S Caswell Avo. & phone,no ding Franklin RreplaceBce. fireplace. 3 oul buildings restrooms- 1 w/shower. CONFERENCE TABLE 4'x6' 8? SMALL down payment. 24 5 closo lo school. (225 month.I. 7344195. 17 cu It. 5 monlh relrigeraior. K oves tor aobt. 73*^178. Ufllsoo. Call Vaughn lor de with new roofs. 2 lg. gardens >100 dep. Catl 733-5208. Lots ol parking area. Heal A laminated wood. exc. cond.. > 7 -„- - Uils al - Markotlnt acre parcels close to {200.3244140 or 324-7368. Must *■ sell, 53^6495, il no ''ihO fenced, fruit trees, lo ts c ol ' Joromo. Call Jorry Jackson , FOR RENT: ’ jITniper"' Villala A/C lurnished. Top Moor. Y" Associates. 734-4875 or altoi 2 'W rW -HaS'Stovo A Irlo. NEW MICRQ-Master 1380) onswer f 536-6406.______•Itor shade trees. Woll land- at Real Estate Unlimited available tmmediallately^ Apartments, 3 b200 m onth.543-8361 FOR SALE Emerson siereo. F pare. Fealures lust under lurnished. 1 apt at {185, AM-Fm sterw), - -8- t r a c k -w/blower. » {499.;—Stoves Water, bean, hay and'flralnrain bought wllh dairy. Call Bobob construction. ISO'xISO' lot. I. anotheral{185.r)eposlt{50.I' PASTURE WANTED FOR 50 •■■ '4.000 Sq. Ft., 5 twdrooms.‘Vt rotation lor over 10 years.s. 68 Jenson at Marketingng paved parking, chain linki 2 BDRM HOUSE, atovo. frig. !r; tolOOpalrsofstockcowslor casselte. lurntable, 4 {$350. Call 7334072. ______•-'3V1i baihs. Spanish style'Jj; wheei.llnos and 3 handllnesnes Associates, 734-4875 or alterlor l»M .>Soller will finance onn wator, o^tMOe & sewerIt No pots. Call 733-2365, or summer. Call 9344466. speakers, like new.. {250. fFOR SALE FRANKLIN J lu rn ls* .-^ -',i» ft Falls- J225'5 734-WO..____ ;______73«-2248or7334034. ^ |, brick with tiles throughout & ' Included. Exceptional Termsrms hours324-5076.0ver39otherier- '''lA w tent terms at a vory : WANT TO CASH RENT 10 to liropiace slove. aii cast iron, lo qualllled Buyer. ^alrjes avallable^Meinbor 01ol roasonable Iniorest rate.' -f S100 deposii. Qill alter JEROME- Nico Tiirm. stove. RENTANEWTVIOwnanew { 5pm 324-278?. T 25 acres ol good larm land ' AIM-Cali 733-1392. Priced to sell. Call Ed at Irig, carpot. dra^fss. heat i A between Twfn Falls A Flier. color TV by renting. No cred-■ f FRANKUN woodburnor, “4- Marketing Associates.1. 2 BDRM HOUSE. S125 porir w a V lurn. {175 A10. •«. {100 >'"S HOG FABROWING.' “ 1' Ir. Call Asgrow Research Itors checked. 204 Main Ave. j ______BOI' Finishing Operation, Will<111 734-4875anYlJme^______mo. By appt. onty. 733-90100 socurlty dep. :t?4-5l83 or Center3254321 lrom8A4. N. CAINS-733-7111.______^ ' orovostwVnds7ii»77. 324-7436.______NEW EMBERAIRE. air light '“y; Rablds. This larm has boor;oon handle 800 hoos a year. Call Stereo- AM/FM turntable ti under a good rotation, lay! - WANTED TO LEASE a dairy. hoat stovos wllh blowers. lays Jerry at Real Estate Unllmlt-h|! 045 Motiile Homes For Salee 2 or 3 BDRM HOME. J275 a URGE doan ' 1 bdrmT Long torm. Would like (0 cassette, speakers, llko j{275 oach. Call 543-5584.___ very welt and has lop pro' Od3S4-7518or 324-5922. I monlh Includes appliances,>. apartmunt. carpiited. out­ . tito rool. S149.»». The other duction. GOOD TERMS Ic - Broadmoro 12x64 with V havo somo farm ground. Cail SCHRADER WOOD A coal expando, cooler, skirted inn Call 7334006. side onlranco. water 4 a f 7 ’e m . “ ’ I Is a 2 siory conlBfrpory qualified buyer. ,r sanitation paid, n o pets, {135M Sj34788.______burning stoves. Priced to JEROME 20 ACRES: Period!Ct Skylano Park 7334553.!. 2 STORY HOUSE, 1 car TWO CERWIN VEGA 2t8 P ssellll Call 324-8085.____ .-which sits on 5 acres & has n parage..34 ,bdrms....lo. Iiv- month 4.{ 35deo. 7334938. total {3 levels ol 4600 Sq. ‘®*-Ft.) Call Bruce or Ray (arm for Ihe dairyman Of or DOUBLE WIDE. 24x56 llko speakers {950; Kenwood 60 c . gontteman farmor. Nlco 2 9 ingrm, & dining aroa. neww LARGE 1 bdrm In counlry.y. Merchandise __ ' SCHRADER PRINCESS finished area ol over 3.100 , ‘ now. mobile homo. 2 bdrm, 2 Wrchannet DC amp $150,' ROYAL,I rated 2000 sq.lt.. 24 - r , • GLOBE REALTY.lnc.I'- Bdim homo, small dairy i Slovo & trig, now gasis new kitchen, lots ol storaqo. Kenwood tuner {125; Pio- T Sq. Ft., 4 bdrms., plus study, bath, lovoly patio, attached !l 087______MarcftanilHa ln.tog,{475.Cail423-^tl. m assive fireplace, super ______barn, loafing shods. small storogo shod. Separaio. furnace A waler heater, w/dd Inclosed garaqe. ALL neer CT-F1250 cass. deck, " 734- □ralnary. located 1Vi mllosOS garago. Garden spot A flow­, hookup. Lg. garden A ulllillespaid,{l9it.734-9077.- FOR SALE; 6 It Ruorescont {350: Dual 1245 changer ■ ' kitchen with all the extras. BIG FARMS .. foncod bactyd.. CaU . 734- J159.500. For your personal er bod. Custom drapes, *- LUXURY DUPlI-X, Manyly w/Shute VIS-111 cart. {1U.•, {062______Building Maietial — 1.S00 ACRES- Excellenl tov ;• 9798.733-9411.______amonllios, economical hoat 8234526.______. ' vlowino of these homos, call dishwasher. Immaculate. SEDAR, 1x12's, {265:lxl0's. •••Lynn Rasmussen at .Gemmas crop/catlle set-up. Gooc= f e k T M . Call 3264958.______3 BDRM. :Vi BATH, LG.i. pump A A/C, Electric garago30 o 'r e ^ ” ^ f a “ a “ c h ^ ., USED COLORED TV'S. — homo, fences, amp1< • 1260: Corral poles. 21', $3.50. . Slate Realty. 73*WW. Res. FEBRUARY SPECIAL 14<70 FAMILY room with woodd opener. Uwn ciito, Moun-h- {100: Girls bicyclo {35.^011 I Quaranteed A tecondlHoned. om- wator.BSI 5“ burning -fireplace. Lg.]. lain Vlow drive.' No pels. ■ Split cedar posts. 6W . {2.25. '’■'733^2807.______3 bedroom, 2 bjlh. J«,995, '*• MW504._____ ’______portables A consoles.• :ed ar shakos. Henry Davis, 3 1,660 ACRES, flow crop farrr lonced yard. Pets okav.I. {440.733-9102 or 7.M45B1. I Blacker appliance 733-1604 '" 2 bdrm house for salo by^ with cattle operation lor 17CK 71 $500 cash rebate. Must sell - HALF PRICE on 1 group ol Larry Pennington. 324-2127, .ss6y«-f s 4,733-7588-Carter Homos. Oood Jerom e location. J350. Modern 2 bdriti. tiarport. util­ , ZENITH 25 In. console ^ ' ownor. S3000 down i s "* lamps. Bannor Furniture. ow. to2000head., JUST LISTED 40 ACRES, • Rim Rock Realty 324-8111. ’ QUALITY WOOD TRUSSES a ssum e VA loan. Call 734- 10.’ lor sato:1973 TITAN. 3 bdrm. ity room, appliances. OwnerOf 733-1421.______wllhpush button tuning, _ 1,448 ACRES- Almost now no* newly remodoled homo, *' 3 BDRM. 2 BATH, on Vi acre, payswaier.fclO. J344849. ' Gang nail enoineored root - 4378 alter 6pm. dairy, leed lot, good row ro« largo barn, many oulbulld-Id- 2 bath, with hoarih lor a - JACCUZIwhlripod bath. Ills, {275, Also G.E. 9in. color TV. trusses. Call collect lor in, woodstovo,t8000.432-6646, odge ol town. $425 a monlh1] Modem rSdrm, Appliances. {145. Call 733-3388. nes crops & hay. Can be spllsplll ihgs all In good condlllon, ^ d ^ s i t - Relorencos. Call s- In balh lub, powerful lots, tiuotes. 326-5962 or326-5122 ' - 01______Oul ol Toot Homas Into smaller units.TSO owner will sell small hord ool ' FOR SALE BY OWNER 14x84 '" Air, Uliiilyhookii|)s, carport.'t {250 or best oiler. 7344fe. 25" CONSOLE COLOR TV. •■■■ - {275.ind. heat. 7ai1-?330.___^ ; ROUGH LUMBER. all :,:,>1jW3ERMAN. Just ''52 com- 1,000 ACRES- Choice row ro« registered herelord cows•*3 mobile homo wllh tip-oul.' Vi LENGTH mink coat, bestI Magnavox. lair conditlon.'AII dimensions: corrat-polesr- - . . . crop/paaturo neainear and consider acreage on [; a bdrm^rTo'use with a p ^ - Niqe largo partially I wood cabinet. Call 733-9304. C (ed. spacious new 3 on carport, patio. & loncod, ances, foncod In yard. ‘y ollor over {600 cash. Lady treated posls. railroad ties, m. 2 bath home on Vi Hagerman Valley, sprlnkloiikler Irade In Buhl. Only {130,000. . yard, largo corner lot. '■ furnished l MrmV. wator A Konmoro 14 cycle washingI '81 YAMAHA: 700 Modol'I WllMeliver. 324-8191. Irrigated. One ol Idaho':ho's Munroe Roblrts Rsal Estate, ’f sanlt. furn.. {1IJ5 dop. ; acre with extra nice view. <0, Manor Drive. Trallor CitfI'i P' machino {100, 269 HoyburnI siereo receiver 60 watts/( ROUGH LUMBER. ait vory private. 837-6402. ne boslbuv8.T33 5 £ M § p t______' Buhl. Ownor will linanco. • 733;1003.______altor 6pm.______channel, stereo cassette• .• dimensions. {200 to {220 per . • 960 ACRES- Good row crof:rop NEW ON THE MARKET. 50 Call Gary WInn rosldenco0 3 BDRM Homo will) appli­!• NICE 3 BDRM DUPLEX. player-rocorder 550 modol. ances. «25 per month. X. NEW 18 It, 2 axle stock • M bd. ft. New cui ties. Will ^ nni'to? KlmtierlyijjinsM Homes— larm, NE of Jerome.'. :3 acre dairy. Now double sixSix 543<934. olllce 543-8822., Good location. Rlmge, relrlg‘0 trallor. brakes/ divider. PR JBL 3-way L166 homoI dellvor. 3264069.______'■ homes, spud storage, will wll barn wllh boumallc oqulp- Good location. 7^-7568.___ lurnished, {270. I CLOSE-OUT Love seats, . . IH THE COUNTRY? This . trado for smaller farm.T34. Z. iTreolSAfllln'ri'bdim. 7 3 4 ^ ^ ______UNFURNISHED APART- I. Rib Tin. 63( a LInoal Ft (can u .lovely home is In a quiet ' 120 ACRES A ppror 110 It- Fourth Avo. E.,Twln /allS- several styles to choose0 also order colored at 93c rigaled. good livestock laim.rn gas hoat. nice awning.P’ CLEAN. STUDIO Apt. S100n MENTS. 2 bodro.3m, wllh all — peacelul country setting. 3 $6500. Rnancing Available 3. appilanees..733-5:174.______TWIN BED complete {50. from. Starting as low as {269.>■ Lineal Ft. “ bedrooms and 2 very nice : ROBERTJONESS S164,000. Dick Greggory 10 month + deposii. Call 733- - Rocking lovo seat {60, din-• Banner Furnllure, 733-1421. 324-7545 or Canyonsldo Ro-lo- 734-3281,733-1859.______. 7206 or 733-Ofe.______UNFURNISHED 1 BDRM^M ing room table {25. Ullllly bathrooms. Supor .kitchen REALTY ' DINEHE TABLE A 6 Chairs:i; NORTHWEST . wllh buill4n appliances. Low alty at 324-3354.______12x50 2BORM.allsol-up,S45 Cloan studio, S125 mo. + {65is Cottage, nlco. Call 734-5039.L trailer {250 or bost ollor. sel of new (pecan color) Interesi flnandno and Im­ 140 ACHES lull NS water.,Qf park rent. llreplace.Oj dop. No pets, Wllh washer A& 1 BDRM.stovo A itig. hoal4I i Pickup toolbox {85.733-6485, " PLYWOOD SALES iftTC, ' TwlnFa1le...73^0404 I,*' oxpando, {975 down and kilchen cabinets. 734-5518. mediate possession. Usled Buhl...... 5434222 r\lco older homo, corrals, dryer. 734-7790 oves.______walor furnished, cleaningng 4 MOTOROLA RADIOS.• FOR SALEI COMPLETE ull J125 monlh. Caitor Homos. j dop. 203 4lh SI. N.. 734-5325 . at$45,900-butinalieanoller.K5I Rupoft...... 43M575 machino shop, many out­ CLEAN 7 bdrm upstairs, >25 Maxar 80. Mobile units. CallI OUEEN SIZE WATERBED. You oan make an excellentWM Shoshone.... 886-2253. ___ buildings. Ownoi retiilngn i ______- near shopping. {185 *; a jtq rl.______587-6861. CALL 423-5845.______, ;buy-orsomet»odyel8ewlll. :— , and says soil Immodlaloly.ly. 14X70CONCORD. 1982. Onlyly ullllll03.73i-3S81 alter 4-30. j 00 CHOICE 30 acres SE o {160- 2 bdtm dupfox. carpet. , GOOD QUEEN bod. {60. A ______Garage Sale : oJ Call Roger Lasson 32fl-«7l.71. J13,995. 2 wook laclory do­ CLOSE IN TWIN FAILS. 1 drapos. rolrigeraitor. stovo.?d: 068 Mlcr»CompuleJ8 lot Sale . Wendell. 45 shares N!NS Lou Worilor 734-8254 or Townwn livery. ’ Lg. metal olllce desk. {125.>. GARAGE SALE, lumllure. HAMLETT I waler. Lg corral, dndo -g bdrm. {145 + {50 dop. wator)t garago. 248 3rd Avo. N. RS LINE PRINTER II. Neverf Call 324.7218.______Blove. - freeier. washer, '’‘'Or and Country Realtors 733-33- MAGIC.VALLEY -MOBILE - • Evans Proporty ■ Manago- ' block barn, gralnery & more 0716,___,______HOME. 3V4 milos wost olnl P l. 432-5361 collect.______“ I'’- Used- Still in Box. Relalli HALF PRICE on 1 group ofif dryer, lots A lols ol misc ' - REALTY 3 t>drm. 1 bath home In gooi COZY basomont apt. {160 +• t^iL'i72?ill2L ______- •- {799. {45alh, singlo Used Maplcr Caplains bedId household, etc. Bowlin-Dr. 73*^567. ry- bdrm mobile homo. Fullyly paid. 734-0565.______. carport, {280, ^344255, d. Oil N. Eastland.Fri.ASat. down on Ihli lu»f-romodolod carpeted, draped, wm- MONEY?.-.,.« < -wllli./n4lI/eu,^P lt. board. grmofrwllh oil now ovorylhlng.I. 60 ACRE Dairy, Single Six [V NICE 2 bdrm lurnlshed-apt.,1. 423-5560,______- Wo buy gold A sliver, rings, od cond¥on, $129,00,0, STOVE, antique radio, dou- Six lorized. some utlllllos. No'0 {150. Cail 7344653.______il«l-o»*dyou^nu*l-*e«-4lr3H.A.—- . -bafn-bo*wnaUc-«ju?>^».-«»■----- pgtr-Calh?33<234. _3.JO 0M -3.ba!ii, N. Aroa.:a.: _co{i]9._'Na!ches. dferllno & Knner Furniture, 733-1421. ble bed frome. 2 rooms of 0 » HomesForSale - Prl. Furn- mobile Ideal lor"or Also newer houui>,'AC(T'R non smokers, ref. required. N^rtibo h^ Call^^°71«’' MACHINE • CO M P A N Y RE A LTO R S water shares, scenic view,ow. call 543-5004.______CASA gr a n d e" 1 a"2 bdmirm — . i ,. - Monograms, darns, blindInd «0______P_eto^pplies •JTHEBLOCKJOGIVE all this -f an assumable[?'? OLDER CHARMING 4 bdim,m apts. Very doan. modern , hems, appilcays. stretch AKC Chojapoakos-maios •; THERPSANEW loani Must see to apprecl- ,UI 056 Office A ButlneufltnUI lESULTS BY WORKING wllh range. Needs someno garden apts. In Natural set­el- 056 Office A Bu8lr>«MRenUI stitches, over 18 in aii. Small {250lomaios{mBomJan. REAL ESTATES atel ;S6,000. 326-5402 lor TLC.CMCallTlHlxie.___ ting. Convenient location.sn. I ~ monthly payments or {179'7» 15. Held champion brooding, G ER & F A STER. W E MPOjntrMnt.__ ~ Appliances lurnished In- cash price. Call 734-5267 ask B !. PROBABLY HAV ~ SMALL cloan 1 bdrm house, In- ______' isk (100 (Sown. 4234259. 'ETEWTHWE"BIG" ACeW e .' w a n TEO.' OUT. 11 duding dishw asher'4 dls-lls- lor credit manager. , 'UT • jisoTTio,- 3 bdrm hotrte J273 - AKC COCKER SPANIEL J ^ - Y E T l E WE WILL PROVIDE OF STATE BUYER wants posal.laundry on piemisos, used Frigldaire relrigeraior.Of. malo. 17 months, bull. $50. newer homo, 1600 sq. It ^oror ?SM006'733^57 *' ‘ ' children welcome, no pets. side by side, exc. cond.,r - Cail 324-5642.______J ' W E 'R E VEEH &IONAL a AND PERSONAL approx on 1 level on IW to 2 - Rent baaed on Income, HOPPING C E N e oiler. « • AND WE'RE ONTDESERVE! acres. Soulh ol Snake River° ? SMALL 1 bdrm. semi-furn-fo* hiway 30 *52 Rier Idaho,i; LYNWOOD SHO 7334391.______AKC Cocker pups, oxcpl. ished. waler & sanit. furn., r r black, tan A bull. Will del. {] » « . y o u BETTER R E i approx 5 mllos radlas of f'" 3 2 6 - ^ Equal Housing 0 ^ USED G.E. WASHER. De­ 1 LISTING w rrn THE no {KOmo--*- dep. 733-2733. _ porlunlty.__ ;______Twin atea , Cali 6764970.____ 9 Z t . .H ARD ER. LONGE ------O H I c a ._gndJlolB g j il luxe Ieatures, needs minor LABRADbn-Springet pup- iOKITHEBtrOCK" ------,19 ^ rW O ' 2-BORMS -homes -In" In CLEAN, 2 bdrmTwashVr'A' repair. Call 7 3iilM . i d ZiJLIKETOCOMPET n i Jerom e, no pets, S175 A $150 gles.free.CalT3244196alter 4:2 A C R S located close to dryer hook-up, carpet, > A vailable' USED G.E. Harvest Gold • i KIDS BECAUSE V, -»44e!^* f''f'- USED Noroe 30','. .white>ite. sire 1 .ol-lop.goldens In— ; “^LACEYOURL J S S r sS p to fl.- C hlldrtn- welcome. range $1« , 00. Bannornor Country. Choice {50. 7 N, - Warm friendly A quiet 111' at- ‘ Can/a^ 3 3 - 2 2 8 2 Furniture. 733-1421.______V4W Jerome, 324-5082.____ _ 1 *Z: “NEW KIDSO ^ 543«06.______S17S, 2bdrm, 1 baih,cafpel,«l. m osphere. 1 A 2 Bedroom ELAKE&BWO.NO. “*•”■" 5 acres melon valley,ley, drapes. 624 i:m Ava. N,' N, apts. $220 A S26S month. S63m tfognfltlfllL,______USED Westlnghousejse PACIFIC PARROT CAGE. washer & dryer seL $249. »Btdg. f »4»oy7 :at Buhl. Evans Property Man-»h- Quincy------149. Medium sUe {45. CALL - »fl>men t , 7 3 4 - J ' -_ CALL75M600 Banner Furniture. 733-1421.1- 733-1210,

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000 PMlVSuppllM 01 mo______PetstSuppllea ow 0 ' Pets&Suppltee 090 OK PeuSiSuDPiiea 060 oe Ptta&Supplles 12'124 SnowVehides BRIDGE FREE PUPPIES AKC Reolstpred Otd English BEAUTIFUL ^ 1V% yr. lemale PAMPEREDf t PETS “ 1971973 Scorpion Super Stinger’ ..5 ZZI _____ c»iinwiM. - P Sheep Dog puppies. Avail Dobern-ian Dot PIncher. Had all Qi snow mobile, 440. good Qonlle. profeaaional. all Oswald Jailacoby and Alan Sontacita g - FREE TO good, (arm nom«- a !«' s r s . - glirst f week In March. Resenre ahots& ahc spayed. 7344042. breed br dog grooming, ^51condition $500.7344432. gontlB 4 y r . ^ b lu k Ub 1jiow.l125-C«ll54341ia. BEAUT|:FUL‘D0Q Bi: HOUSES- Doesn't D< your dog deserve 1971976 ARTIC CAT, CHEETA. ahaohefd X. male. 734«774fl, AKC Reg. bUck & while AKC ; toy poodle pups, Pre- 3 3 Sizes,si priced right. See 122 the th best. Phone lor ExiExcellent condition. $500 apreckled cocker spaniel, clous c EUbes For Your Lavo Je f appU.1924 Addison Ave, E. FJriFlrm.Call324-2251- ^ Luck favor Ootdon R«trtevor pups. Hold has been used lor stud r Jellerson St. 733-7450. aj rs th e wrise Onlyl 324-2142.______b U trlal/huntlng slock. Exc. service. nalured, call ; BUCK UB/Golden Ra--; ,Pi>R0FES8K)NAL t 1961960 JOHN DEERE 440 Ll- >alterepm>0-7510. AUSTRAIUAN g SHEPHERD triever Jfle oups, 2 lemales lelt. QROOMINQI QI Vacationing? qulqullire, Musl sell. Call 324- - — —. clcctcd to open onediamond.one I PUPPIES, Call 734-5123. Would Wo be good hunters. I'll board your dog. Cherl 3623629 atter 5pm.______the American South Sou came I AKC REGISTERED bUck & ^ FREEir.»-7Bealter5pm . Miller M; Kehnels, 4 :^ 1 0 4 . tor sals; iaMo.^FetTuia, white w Springer Spaniels. 2 BEAUTIFUL c IW yr. female ''-5! 1981 KAWASAKI LTD: MAKE Into action withh a 15 point I] OFFER.CALL423-5130.____ Springer Spaniel. Reals' mo. m olo, already letchlng. Doberman ^ PIncher. Had all DEHORi'J, DEI BRAND 61 Purebred Fi BLOODHOUNDS OF s-ts-ai n o -ln im p . N orthll cuecui bid two - •^! I shols & spayed; $75. 734- CastraUi. Caj All tor $3.50 pOf for 'O sale. $100 or will trade for NORTH V tared & spayed. 4 2 3 ^ of Shows 8i lots ol potential. 21m, f 1961 SKIDOO 9500-350 mllos- ♦ Q 108$ diamonos to seeice If South :.....i ' 73>0ee5. 1 1male. > SIOO 32^197 6042. ^ head;Cnll324-3714, hei equal ec value. 630'North 900 $2700 or beal ollor. Catl EEastj Rupert, 531-4372. m7864216daYS or 788-4074. ▼ K 1095 could show a, four fo card B. ♦ K 10 7 S 4 nrialor. South bidd th r e e clubs .«». r ______p1 PUREBRED English Seller i2 ~ SCORPION Snow Machines & -trailer. Qood and North hodd ’ t o ' b i d a- " • • r : condition. Call S4341M, WEST EAST r a th e r unhappyy three ti no- - 1 ' ■' 1 wror I PUREBRED SPITZ puppy. 2 2 ~ SNOWMOBILES, exc, ♦ K J 9 7 S 4 A • tru m p , Call 4234812 evenings. running.tut $199 each or boin ?JS ^ TA76;6 2 ' East won thee spadesp lead " ".t PUREBRED BRIHNAY lor lor only $299, Call 734-1706- ♦ 5 ■ ♦ J 9 68 35 3 - - w ith th(} singletontton ace and ; J>UE^ 7 w eeks old. Only 2 2-1975 2 7 J.D. 340S on trailer, ♦ J6432 fQlO?0 7 shifted to the queenleen of clubs. Ilell,Call3244596, ' fur F a m m e r s run good: 11969 250 Skl-Doo. SOUTU South won ana led a spade. SHEMRD DOBERMAN MIX n ne< eed s wotk, $1650 pkg. Catl West took hiss kingk and pu p s|7.w eeks old, lor sale 543-5564. 543 ♦ 6 4 2 or trade, CaU 7334034. - V Q 8 4 decided to kill11 any a later ,n> ♦ AQ spade entry toI ddu u m m y by TO GIVE AWAY abandoned 125 12 • TravelTniiera German Shepherd X with 2 cT}; ♦ AK9S& continuing th e suit.uit. . -w. FINE USED RVS. Cash lor South won with'Ith dummy’s ^ 1 — I R V s. ATLAS SALES. Floral Vulnerable: Both LM ■■■! ■ Sheep a i ’ T g f g ‘ 10 and le d a h heai e a rt to his - | Farm ers' Market ia 114 FsrmbnpienwnU ^ & Eastland, Call 7344219,_„ D e a l^ E a a t 'f L ______^______E!!!!. 15 ,i EWES & 21 UMBS. l ' TOY FOX TERRIERS. UKC “ queen. He continueinued wilh a CM - Fsftni»f&Top Soil COLOSTRUM cc STARTED bull more m lo lamb, 5434273, HESSTON HE! Stak HandlOA reiregistered, male. Adults & 126 12 Campers&She'ls Weft North E u t Sooth second heart; and a was > I MANURE FOR SALE. ^ mile calves ^ tor sale. 324-5042. 2-£. two yr. old owes with System. Oood condition, pupuppies. B624222 alter 6pm. !♦ 1 NT delighted to secI West's Wi jack - 7Q2-755-2;a 2 or 702-755-2227. j DELUXE B It. Cab-Hi Camper P a n I* P a n east ol Blackbear corner In COLOSTRUM C( FED BULL lambs la a( aide, $100 each, ^ 2 AKC Great Pyrenee pup- shell. Completely Insulated. *♦ appear. He knockswked out the ------j Buhl. For Held >ertllUor, pay CALVESCt FOR SALE. CALL Call C 7344922. lnternatli-.mal InU Tractor, 1066 plipies. Day 637-407, eves ^ IExc " cond. Call 7^5948. — Pass 3 NT Pass P«s heart ade and waswas n o w su re <-'-.>nrp .1 lor hauling, manure Iree,. M SA M m ______: * exc. corid. with cab. 1650 wh«k.aa.fc<3M. ^ Paas of two spades, threethrc hearts, -- ri I0UI hrs;. Call &32-4260. 2“] WILL TRADE: \W sell- ApDrox. 100-10 w>ieeler DANo t SHANK & SONS Angus 110 1 • . PoultfvtRibbfts ' m 2 AKC SPRINGER Flhnales. ce tw o dia m o n d s andind twI o clubs, , loada.Call73*-37a. 2. conuinod camper on a 5th . 2 vr.old 'Of - SMALL s’ FLOCK ol Laying 10 wks old. $100. CALL 733-. He couldn't get5t thU r e e dia- JOHN DEERE Model 52 4« w heel trtr 254011,324-4710. Opening lead: HENS. $2 each. 7334171. JOI monds because5 hht e hod lo ' . 0 6 ______Finn Seed FORk SALE, 63 head ot dairy ^ BeanCuller$1195. i l 197B 23' motor homo, Chev WHITE LEG HORN laying jn i 3 GOLDEN LABS & 1 black 350, loaded w /exlras. Real overtake his queen que with •_ BARLEY SEED-Super Short 00^ » $1060 a head. Call JOHN DIr-ERE 160 Spl blade |.lab. 3 months otd. $10 oach, ^ hens. $2 each. Call 6 7 ^ 7 3 $595. ^ S sharp. Would consldor Sth I d um m y’s king. B row barley. 20 in. ull. « 83447S5 or 934-4955, wheeler ito r lata modal Fantastic lor sprinkler Ir* OOOD 0( selection Brangus The result w wa a s lucky JEROML'-IMPLEMENTCO. 3i 't yr old black Cocker Spaniel olckuo pic trade.733-2140, By Oswald Jacoby rigsted Und or seeding with Bulls Bi lor sale. 702.7524433. 11 1 2 Wglton Purebred, $25J^ll,ra^7, indeed, but overer thet years allalla. tS.SC owl bln run. uj 324-3311,Jerom e. 76 Deluxe camper 8W . Like and Alan Soniag luck seems to.favofavor’declar- HAVE 5 big nice bally spr- USED •] IRRIGATION EQPT. _ now, queen bed, oven, & Absolutely no noxious in im ^ ^ h e lle rs , 1 has a call, “l 002______Aucttonj | « ers who bid closeosc :n o -tru m p : weeda.32U05,3?MT2a._ g) 16lt used 10" Aluminum JOHN j o i Dl-ERE 4010 with a ® lacks. $1950/oller. 934-5825, main line.; 1-100 HP Short addlos & tarp. Live list) ■ >i and^damsan with hi(|h type and PIPE. pi Call 42J«47. • n E\ Liletlme Class "A ". Good i jU3______*utMWwljd 678}784051.8utloy. w/VIW/V12 duuo ong: Iruohaul'" NEWHOLLANDBALER.au hoilold. $900,666-2648 oves, Rubber, dual gas tanks, 7 It a . irtr 087 Hay. Qnln& Feed pr> rocondltlonsd. Jusl like' trIr axles 4 suspension.;;,. | younger. Sawloolh Va*rms PIPE • i5lt FIBERGLASS Tri-creol relrelrlg. Cenlor balh & more. logging bumps. hoadacha.» I now.$l500. Call 7334199. wat, E-Z load trir, 45 scolt, $6($6695 or t>ost ollor. See al i t135 Cycles i Supplies 138 i»______--Heavy Eoutpmflfil-- [^cS!rack,: 50 kw generator 4 > • I inc.. Alvin Smulny 733-7146. •Gated. *C & burled PVC o li RANCOTRAILERS >0 10 horse Evinrude engine, tnt REGISTERED Pollsd 2 yr old 'Install *■ Irrigation linos Intermounlain Motor homos ATiATC 1981 200CC Kawasaki DUMPTRUCK. transformers,; Iran! 79 Chevrolet " • BARLEY. 4M Farm stored. 5 •Pipa Trailer & siphon tubes New or U ssdl All sizes and Cal^11 Darrell's Dry cleaners in'in Wendell. S36-2301. witwith rack on back. Call 543- Call:all 324-8848, allot 5pm 11 „ , ton welding truck. • Approx. 2000 bushel. We Bulls. S Future Banner & > styles. Made with tempered Mo■iiho$9oo. 734-1245. 1971977 750 KAWASAKI, VERY JOHN DEERE Call_436^IHC14W.! ong Cott with *Vi" battal. i “ INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT MUS' TON^. 110 It), bales. Top C Ci all...... W « 7 0 ::air532-43g2,______. co. ______ilUST SELL OR TRADE"''"- RANCHER'S •'if^ IHC 10611 ■ ^ COMPLETE Itom end. 1974 Qualllv.Call734-M57. SIMMENTALS SII tor sale, NOVA. Call 733-3981. _ 1978 PE 175 SUSUKI. good , . Down, 81 diesel ...,• lemales all ages, range •IHC856. =0R FO SALE RUGER Mini-14, NP. cond.. $695, Call 733-2597 J-gt.D. 550 Dozer, $36,500 ^>lckup. k u Liko now. 7264223. HAY FOR SALE, grasi* l«i IRRIGATION • JD2630 , 223m callbur with 6 powor COMPLETE CO. 390 Ford engine, 5?,! l,D.544Loaaor,$29,500 allalla mix. VA. 3rd crop raised ral bulls. Hoi Springs WM400 t j l alter6 or 7334162. J.g /ERY NICE 1971 Ford F25(r‘.*.- Ranch 9344270,834-5M0. . • JD4630; seescopo- 30 round dip. 500 lato lato modal w/tunnlng gear, — I.D. 570A Grader. $45,000 .iiiiim o.pli.taM ira.___ i• MMF11M; roi•ounds ol brass. 500 builois. ' For For Into call 5434800. 1978 650 YAMAHA. 1300 l.D.4l0Backhoe.S25.000 THE VERY BEST IN DAIRY S ee us al AgrI Action , ^ miles. For salo or trade on TOP Ouallly dairy hay. 1st. T> • MF11W- roll’eloadlno dies, $375, Call IMPCO.dual lue luel propane 4x4 I.D.310A Backhoe. $26,500 ^ 2nd or 3rd cunings. Also dry HEIFERS; HE + good selection . • CASE5i>OCw/backhoe6 7^ro^755•2^ after 6pm.------J.'Sfi 4x4 pickup. Call 733-2982. jI.D. 'g 644B Loador. $52,000 19561958 Ford 1 ton with -Uit. .C close-up springer hellers, & . vi corivorslon. low prolilo 62 .-z: SUke9Uke side dump b ed4 sn6w-'-*- cowhav.324-«0f. ck WANT TO BUY: 2 Parma loader loi T/(r/C OWNERS Shoot a 3".4tO gallon gall tanli. will lit under 1979 HONDA CB 750K. 15,782 300 lo 400 lb. hellers. Chuck v miles. $1800-733-4160. t Jlow. 6 cyl.. 4 4 spd, $2475, 1» Ton la t, 2nd. & 3rd Petterson S* 324-3331, 2 N. 2W SC i l O ^ I I ^ * * Lilt pumps. n your contender, Bartels In pickup picl tool box. 734-2833 nU! ELLIO n’SINC., &:all324-4i49. . ...r.... .w c uttjnj^ allalla hay. Call NO INTEREST ' stock al Dave's Gun Shop, after afte j.______197 1979 LTD400, $800, Cali aller Eof Jerome,______' yT IIIOverUndAve. 1959 1 ton QMC Ituck Wtlt ' '-* ' WANTED TO BUY 5 shares TILJIUNE1.1982 9uhl 5434663,______jf g JEEP DRIVE TRAIN, now 11" 6pm 686-2827,______TOP DAIRY heilers & cows of ol Twin Falls Canal Co. 1979 WZ125. exc, cond.$680. itock rack. Call 543«a5. i . 120 TON 1st Culling, 3 tie for sale. Will buy on order. sl March 11,10:30 a.m. College d WZL______198 1960 Suzuki 40» GNT. low 977 MAC, model RL6 12 spd.Bpd. now engine, brakes,- 4' FARM FOR LEASE . W7 CASE 4 whool dlrve ~ WANT TO BUY: 1976 milmiles, like new, $1195. Also /sT of Idaho Fleldhouse. 150GPM.40to50BSI,carver motor. moi Q as, cab. Call 543- ^m ______Skiing Equlpmenl ST. 3 axel traclor. 300 10 irontIront end. Needs paint, exc. .C 1350 acres, circle irr., 400 Caldwell, c Idaho,______■ GRANADA BODY. Call wawant to buy molor cyclo .Qdpd.. exc. cond. Call 366- meetmechanical cond. $1000. Call .>■> acres available (or spuds, 25 .-r Irrigation pump. 1-2 cylinder 4ra ______|>i ______IralIraller, will consider trade, 2I 11 10 GOOD SlmmlnUI/ j JkOY's & m en’s beginner 734-5188allerS. 734^ 5l1 anytime,______SgMB86-2648eves-______mllea aouth ol Kennewick J® J,D: gaa engine. Qood 1068 loei HARROW BED. 2 yr otd. skijkl sets. Bools, skis, poles, w e Gary 7344362 or 7344366. ^ Hereford Replacement shap»,Call536-«64. . | 2-45 WE REBUILD Hydraulic O' TANDEM axle Irolght 19691969 CHEVY pickup C am per'-.i- Washington. Call Rictiatd JJ* 2-425 New Holland balers. 2 AlaMso ski rack, 324-2060. Jacks al ABBOn'S AUTO igj EIV.Ph.'W ^8^ 2a 6. hellers. Appror. SOO^lbs, • 1961 YAMAHA 250YZ. Never trail'allot, excellent tor storage. SpecSpecial, rebuilt engine. A/T« - -• _____ 324-3601 ______y old. Hesston 6600; ~------SUPPLY. SUI 305 Shoshone . ra< 113 • Farm 4 Ranch Supplies Indrower 5 yr old; All ma- 1;, raced. Exc condition. CALL Ilmlmlied road use. $2700. <^ii transirans needs work. Asking FOR LEASE MO acrea, too - B 124______SnowVehlcle Street sjn Soulh. Twin.______32.3244133 alter6.______Davlava Johnson 423-5771, $750,$750, Mom, otevo678-2106.., ■ row crop Und. CircuUra & t . MID-WINTER SALEI All steel chlnerv liko new. 423-4089. — hand lines Irrigation. Call 1971 440 TNT SKI-000, runs 1964 196 Ford 223 6 CYLINDER. 1981 YZ1258. Excellenl con- SBO80 B CASE BACKHOE. 19701970 FORD F-100. 360 V 4 ::i, buildings, aoveral sUes, 1370 137i CASE duals, cab. air, J,*/]d. gd cond, 1437 miles. R Rut uns, $100,: ALSO Headers dlldltion. Call John-after 6pm. Qoc . 206^5-2967. Bruneau. ID. 25 25 SPRINGER Hellers, savings sj to 30%, 3244643, 600 600 hts,; 1105 FERG. duals. lood cond. Call 324-8648. auto.auto, straight body. Call..uu-' isklna $200. Call 5364428. ' lo lor r -64 289 $25. Call 7334566, 75733«542. alleHer 5pm 324-4249. alleraltar5 733-4906. WANT TO RENT pivol lor Shorthorn 6 snorthorn/ 5434186.si cab. cat 650hts; 65 Fergeson, potatoes. Call 73»9&3. Angus cross.; Yearly short- recentrec overhaul; 720 hornbul1S,6374649,67-4910. = 7 -^— PerFergeson disc, 15', like new; | WANTED! Farm ground lo ^ cash lease or crop share In 60 head of slock cows. Some m 1 ______Farmlmpleflientt J.D. ;J;J manure spreader, I calves * range rights, Catl - model 54 w/liquid gate: J.D. I Twin Falla. Kimberly, or “ Hansen area. Call 4 ^ 9 4 . 7334083. » , BALED B< HAY CHOPPER FOR on on land 5 botlom, IB" roll I ------:------SALE.Si Call 536-2229. owver ow> plows model 4600; Need lo gel more work done IM H ______Horses CASE ci TRACTOR & LOADER Ghel Qh' leed viagon, model 720; at the oince? PUce an ad in. , ^ FORSALE.Call536-2022. . . 15' 15'. Baar Cal conditioner, ■•H'TWABIAN, V4 quarter ^ crow leel on lronV& rear; S e r v i di c e J l horse, broke A gentle. S700. COMPLETE C< HYDRAULIC 512, dump bed wlih sUke pocket 4600 *?? Heston baler, new; 1114 Fact0fybulltstockrack$175. di N.H. windrower. 16' new; 7334121.______sides Si' & snow plow lor 1 lon *11 truck. $650. Call 324-4249. 1030 Harrowbed; J.D. 16 hole m ______C ijs BUYING m HORSES lor Dude grain drill; J.O. land plane, SI ANGUS BULLS, production ranch, older horses conald- EOUIPMENTSPECIALS E w/new w?r 12' buckel; tested, herd improvers. In- ered; »■' Also need a lew J,D, j Mod. 4630 w/cab, duals International Inte chiesel plow. d exea over 100. Idahos plo- ^ horses. Kimberty Irt. iri whi, dr. P. Shill 20 20 shank; A. C. 6 row A&RHOMEREPAIRSIRS ‘BUILD‘REMIR&I ------e Ie c tr k S a n PAPER HANGIISJoiNQ ------n e er herd. Spring Cove -*£ J,D. Mod, 42 w/rops. quad cultivator, cull new; 4400 gal. . ‘REMODEL Ranch. Bllaa, Idaho &2-4202. H Hi orses boughl-sold-lraded. range- ra luel luel unks; 2-1000 gaJ Quality work. teas, prices. prk Electrical problem>ms? Good Painting. FProlosslonally '‘'U — ANGUS BULLS. BRED lo r t HomeolOoc'sDoctor. J,0 J.l , Mod, 4020 w/cab. P. molasses moi 'lanks; saddles & No lob to small. Call us < rniinh n sorvlco & teasonal <5one. Reasoiiasonable rates. roven lor easy calving. 93- s Livestock. PH. 73340S5. Shllt Sr - tack.Ucl Call 61124256- ’ 733-4502 aller 5pm. LlcenseJC4490.32.g » 7 2 9 T _ 734-3206 or 734.;734-7105. " ■ !? • Cdng modem type. Oui- HORSES HC lor sale or trade. J.D. Mod, 3020 Syncro 1966m 165 Ml^gas tractor, new 5^ ______FlREPLACEiFURf S-. WELDING 4 ' - eUndIng quality. Semen Kld K^c s h o r s e s ^ g B ^ I , Range R* tires, iir« posi-Kactlon, PS; set ADVERTISE ------^------CLEANING 4 REPA VINQ ‘^ 0' ; ; J.D. Mod. 2240 W/loader, uq •BUILD *REPA]R SPECIAL HORSE SALE r j up lor rams. Good slides. YOUR •REMODEL ■ herds. 12 yrs ol artlllcUl low hr. . ReadYtooo.43273,324-7476. 5434915.______iBtvcino 'In . ^ Northwest IH 1973 Mod, Diesel dump ^ Your ad will reach 9 22. 9 WVI Lowest priced lenc 10.733-1234. pered, modern type. 1 or 5 5" YR OLD, Thorough-bred truck tr» w/13 yard bed. Good 2-9, Magic vftley. Materlat” u& i t Crane and Rigging, J/'* truck load. Now'a the time lo L families everyday and coat ♦ 10%. Prolerolesslonal INSTALLED UFE qeldlng -f 15" Slmco sad- cond, cc wh« rosulta will amaze you. 1 sell lhal old bull. Howard die,Su wortti WOOO. Prico »1150 Case Ci Mod. 560C Backhoe- 11L IniUllatlon, 4234698.m ______STEEL SIDING Angus Ranch. Buhl 543-4915. ^ today and one ol our Itler Cali 436-5572. Loader^ ir $55: uword CRUSHEDGRAVEL Ad-Vlsora will help you w New Insulated Ste-752-3243Tfueking ol all MANUREHAUUNG 108______8^ New N. Holland Baler, An- BenHeiaamann ...423426^ an. commodliles.______derson Rock Rake, - & ^ COLOSTRUM STARTED Bull ' l.(assey Ferauson »574 MANURE M SPREADING CaNea for aale. 324-7360.— ------_ ° sph» m ° bottom si plow. Call73«45aB. LEOS LEC CUSTOM FARMING Call 666-2952 eves, HESSTON Model 60-A sUck Call326-47'Mor326-<964, CaM PUREBRED YORKSHIRE & hand. h . 2 4^s old, complete MANURE. MAI SPREADING, OK DUROC BOARS. CALL w/retrlever. grapple forks, & Paving Pavl Inc. Rick Olander.’ ' 3244277, su *,1 c k (eeder. 70i-7S2-3433. ( Call75M722. Call

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Friday. Febru.ruary 26.1982 T im es-News, TwinT< FsKs, Idaho C-O IM Airtoa-QtfifiHr i$8 Autos-aiwom — 140 Tnttk* 14140 4WheeiDrt>t ti146 Antk)ue Autos 154 /Ito-CxWae la I960-SEVILLE^ front iitw e l- W97» CHRYSLER COROOB^. FOROR-8ALE-OR TRADE ^Of' H I '‘iiro wTEflN/fridWAL'i® - ‘l ‘il W C l W atvortsed 4x4-1 1 i 9i » ’- - 'c tev y “' - ^ U P ; ' drive;d?^ Di«Mi, nrem ist Red, Onl sarla* tfuck lor u l t wItti Ifl new n< engine & clutch. Sriali shortened sl box, «19S7Chevy maicfilr>o nial tA tthu^m tfirlot,^ .c<« tomaicti.$2aoo.-8B2^5.- „ :*n73«2»f:7»-1889.------rear end. AlterB733-4908. AM-FM AM- atereo tape, other Car M2 CHEVnOLET PAKEL 5 7 ^ - ° ;;1960 JEEP CJ, 4 apd. alael 1967 IS PONTIAC GTO convert- e extr x tru , 18,400 mliea, one , r - W^rannlnii, CIS. (Ml 1972 mXzda p ic k u p with wheels,'2 radial Ures. solt & IMe. Ib restored. $5000; 1958 yesi bonnei top. 734-1316 or C Oh AySLER. 3000,392. aulo, Jl5, &li IS at*n«l^ • S i & M r P734-1 S8».______S3500; « 1966 OLDS Toronado. days day: or 734-2442 evenlnoi. }};£ S1500; 1971 MUSTANG, 351C. WH •79 . CHEV - SCOTTSDALE. J auto, restored. $2500. Some — m\ pan-tlme 4-WD. short wide ^ truwn^kMi, Ura« to good £ trades cowsidered.7344919, box.- AT, PS. PB, 28.000 ml., 76 176 SAV/ E W I T H condHk>n.ciil73K3a3. ®new Tracker A r s on wtilte < 175 AutoDeaiers 176 AutoDeaMirs 76 AutoDMlera iSratHCMlontnMitwllha „spokes, like new itirougtuJ na ] fate-AHC _1” rt.'itydnutk; mm Ufl buctet S & utnity bed. Exc«n«iit con- ^out. $8&0.7344695. * d»k>n.l4500.67M7W. J79 4x4 CHEVY LUV. Taka l1 a ______A utos-Butt over Davmenls. 5434400. 1964 it BUICK RIVIERA. • 1974 MAZDA PICXU^ BIMQ \ ' ' Excellent E condllk}n. Runs onglna. 4 tpd. Call 7 i4 ^ m < 734U5a4iH«f3J0pm, . U8______AfitkyjeAulos ] oood. a U600. Call 324.4249. 78 REGAL 6 cyl. Auto,, P/EC 1975 OMC Si«fra O m lc . 1B30 J) 4-dr Model A. body ^ # h " REB P/S, Air, Till wheel, low 2Dcays Lel iATEES CjunpM-M«jiL_a/4 too -o miles, Cloan. 7334413. pickup. englno, R«tt ° ■ n d l 5ood&.nd.t250f734^W3 " iofftlMMontli 1977 CHEVY Hlon pWwp. 4 176-=^ AuioQeelert 117B AiutoOealer* spd. PS. PB, nm T oood. b^ow kw hook. S q — t2S00 or b«tt offer, dill j j i p r i r a i 'a in i e e > ^ P h e w a nhd used automcnoblles 1978 Ford F7D0 Cab & [CARPENTER'irs"lM PORTSl Chassis, New tires. Exc. ► Cond.w/l8lt (arm bodv & USED3 C A R & hoist. New. CALLg*^M8. • Horlzon/OmnI (All Mo4B00.73*45«»...... - - 1079 FORD PICKUP. 9f4 ton, . *3250'“’ M I » S 4 » ‘ 1977 Toyota SSR5 Liftback ^ 1990 FORO 1J2 ton Ranoer fl Sspood. Sloreo, slrlpo.X. iouvro. Extra clean cylinder, 24.000 tmles, WAS $3250.00 w/camper shell $8700. 734* NOW ...... '2995°“ 3722.734-S5M eve's. ’ UFV I K THOI S E H 1978Volkswawagen Rabbit _ 1980 T0Y0TASR5,long bed. 2 door halchback. 4 speed, radial iiios. f l Ca^TiMSM run on regular gas. 1980 TWIN-SCREW truck WASS399S.00 BREAKDDOWNSll £ A V E . J wUh^ ^ u d ^ b od, tow m iles.. NOW ...... *3650°“ * 1978Volkswawagen Rabbit $ 1 1961 FORO Coufler Pickup. Dlosol • custom 4 door,xjr, 4 SDOod. olr cond.. YOUI BROKE. . 3800 fflllea, like new. for roof tack, radial llros,s, COno ownor. InlormaUon-Gary S4Ma00. • Import Trucks • Rom500 \Von • Light Duty D/W TrucksTru (Except A m e r i c ain i M otors presis s n t s M9S22ton trucks. Oodge. & *4695“'' Rom Mlsor) • LeBaron • Diplomat^* Cron Furyry •' Cordobo/ 1 Ctievy. Need work, but do M iro d a . ______- run. Call M3-480S alter 7pm. T h e U s e d CC ar R ettram Bi n n t P I a n . or 543-4887.______1978 Datsui! u n B 2 1 0 G X 5 spood. AM/FM cocassollo sloroo. rool 2-1978 CHEVY LUV pickups, rack, slrlpo. Extra snarharp. good cond. Oood gas mile* WASS30SO.OO aoe. Call 587-6881.______NOW...... t t Chevy % ton. V-6. good ....,*3625°° cond. tn o or beai offer. 1979Volksw2wagen Rabbit k r * 73441280 attBandwaekends. 2 door hatchback. 4 spocd. radial Utes. Runs on regular gas. WAS $4895,00 78 CHEVY U ton Scottsdale. . NOW...... ps;pb. air, tilt, -alkJInj) rea/ ..... *4295““ window, 4 sp. 7 3 4 ^ 8 att 1 9 8 0 D ai t t s s u n B 2 1 0 5:30. & weekends. 5 spood. sloroo. onome ownor. Groal MPG WAS $4295,00 141 ______' Vw NOW...... *3995'“ 1LIJ4ESS FORCES SALE: 1980 M azda B2000B: Pickup 1975 Dodge Van. P/S. P/B. . AutomaUc, new Ures. S22S0. Longbod. SundownoiQI spori! pkg. S spcod. * 3 423-5367.______sloroo cassotio. bucket bui seals, sport AM C will pay yc/ou up to I------* Trallduster/R1000/Romchorger • lm|I m p e r ia l whoQls, sliding rear winwindow, 1973. OODQE MAXI Van, $800extra to reietireyour 1974 otor older $ 8 0 0 wm bubble lop, camper con- WASSS695,00 NOW ...... • version, rool air. alove, sink, .....*5450““ repair-hungry tttrade-in 1975-787 8 $ 7 0 0 ■ g u refrtgarator, capuins O R SSAVE i DURING OURIR c fulrt, sleeps 4. Micttelln byM arcti31st.t.And 11979-81} 1 | $ 6 0 0 | Ures. 84995. rf7M796. I 1969M ercec e d e s B e n z replace it w ith a 1974 CHEVROLET Window a n ^ in olbwonce.!. DirectD Irom E N D OIF l T H E M OINTH I Van. 11800. Call 32^4848, 6.3 IIM ^^iw.^Qulomatlc. . S p i r i t , C o n c o r d□ o r E ag i6 « American /^otc,otors. And the older after324-4249.______power windows, pcpowor door locks, , your car is, thethe more you'll get. USIDCAA R & TR U C K;« t A L i 1974 CHEVY VAN. V-8, aulo, W e're m aking It easier I I air suspension.. sloS' ro o . sunrooi. E..„wl,hno„o irede-ln. you'll m s CMTtUB mw TTOMUB nica Inliiloi. v a n . cul buy ihc new cor you ne mlirt'illrtgr nxir oilh >p«d. Two door. No. 746. W aa f 32M848,alter 5pm324-2221. HIansiy l,uurtt Iow(t. >S4S9S.lM«.Of,l Ul Two door. No. 777. W m>M9tS.lMl.O«.MeHtk. $: ...... » 3 4 8 8 r w/bed, Like New Condllton. i97*cM inieuTaM viV i m ttOOO-. CALL 734^772. Fourdoor. N0.799..W««l ...... ♦ 3 7 5 0 ' ■ i mIPORTS i i« 7 6 m n c K , 14t r .; '-Impcrts-SportiCw “ i / y Two door. No. 788, W«a •SS9S. ImJ 01 mrnttk...... ♦ 1 9 8 3 CLASSIC 1960 TRIUMPH WE WHIT YOUIDTOIUUEANEWIHCAR. tssr 197* DOOM OMM • ^ TR8, new top, good condl- Four door. No. 603. W>»>»499S.SM0...... Ck) ll.roursell, good cond, ...... ♦STSO v ^ Twin Foils, idardaho 734-6100 1976 CH ITfU a Cag8- ~ ______MOTOR CC0MR4NY 733-2891 ...... ^ 4 8 7 ::: GOOD 1960 VW HAT- Four door. NO. 824. W m»S1I9S.S I m[< Of ISeMtfc...... ♦lOSO .' . 1977 CaHTHia CO«M»OOA 1 S&'jgSiK"' • Twodoor. No. 628.W Mfil»499S.SM 1900.73^7_.______I 9 M M M M VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT Three door. No. 844. W m■ M 99S.B M *O f-*w rtli...... * 5 3 5 0 ; ; Diesel, 4 dr. Excellent con- 117« PtTMOW y—IT T dillon.Calia37«4812eve's. Two door. NO. 845. W mi»99S.lM< I Of MMtfc...... ^ 5 9 9 -----1«M-KAflMEN-GHIA-with 190* C a m o i l T CAMIHBO rebuUt 1600CC engine. New Twodoor. No. B46.WM*.iSM 9S.iM 4.Of M M tfc...... ; ^ 7 1 8 9 ; .. Ures. Best oKer over $1200. ~¥Ri;UCK 1979 M M I A8MM Will .consider IrKle for pick OVER 50 USISED TRUCKSINJ STOCK< Tw odoor.N o. 850. W mi >M 9 9 S .Im< Of ISaMfc...... ♦ 3 4 5 0 . UP.Call32M04i.______tm M M I OMNI___ 1971 VW Squareback. Runa Four3oor.No,852.WM|iM99S.lM4i^M—tli...T7r Tz::r*«iwr 1981 GMC,w 6 cylindor. 4 spood. poworror stooring, 7,000 m iles. 2-'2 -9 7 A ...... ’ ■ 1973VOiKtWAMIMPAtTOACK g .’.iCstTM'yas!'- Tw odoor. No. 860. W m >Sl99S.lM M etfc...... , . . . ♦ 1 4 8 4 ; ; 1972-240Z, 4 Spd. exc, 1981 CHEVlVROLET % TONI /4x4 SILVER ADI)0 Loadod. 2-23BAI »8995“ MMTAIMAMCIT cond., IOU of extras. $4000. Two door. No. B61. W m> • S S 99S .la< 0f ateM fc...... ♦ 5 4 6 6 Call 7 0 |^ ^ d a ^ 8 , 73}-*973 1973 CHVMUT MViVA CJ7 Hardtop, extra nico.CO. P 2 -7 ...... ♦T995- 1981 JEEP C Twodoor. No. 862. W miS179S.iMiOf « Meatfc...... ♦ 1 3 8 0 . 1973 aOZ, exc. cond. S3M0 197SCMT«UaCOI»CAB Brn./Vi/hlto,B custom doluxuxe, 9,000 ml. P2-199.. 1974 CATSUN ,610. exc, 1981 CHEVlVROLET % TONI »T6M“ Fourdoor. No. 664. W mstS49S.lM< | ef SSatfc...... ,..♦7760 ; . cond.V'fadlal Ures. cruise, 1977 TOYOTA COWOtliItA $ieOO.’'Call 7344976. 1981 CHEVl/ROLET ’/2 TONI SILVERADOS Loacadod 2-206A .,~.,..'... *859S»> Twodoor. No. 865. W M> *M S9S. IM< Of M eMfc...... ♦ 3 9 9 0 - 1979 AUDI -100LS. 4 DR. 4 > I97IBOICXMTIABKX spd; «rr. AM/FM 8 track, low 1981 FORDD COURIER 4 s p o oid, d , AM/FM,I low mllos. 2-1545 4 A ...... «5888°o Four door. No. B66. W m 4 ...... ^ 3 4 7 5 m l l e s ..X » ^ after 8 pm & 197 7 O A TM M Vi TOM w wkends.______1980 GMC: Ik -io sc o t t s d>ALE a 'A T., PS., AC., 27,OC000miles. 2-238A2. . . •7a95«* No. 1226.W mMS9I.Imam* Of M a tli ...... ♦SHO 1975 OATSUN B-210 Hat­ 1979 O O O O IH TOM chback. Air. low miles, 1980 G M C: % TON autom atic,, pcp o w o r s te e r in g , a ir c o n d lflIlflo n ln g . P 2 - 1 3 8 ...... « M 4 4 - No. 1245. W m •4791.1a ...... ^ 4 1 0 0 ? nxaiTSlmorTZUM. 1977 M O O I BISS 1978 'VOIASWAQEN Bus, V-B,atandoidord tronsmisslon, powerir is to o r in g . 1 -1 3 9 A 1 . . . »5996«* No. 1370.W m«S«9S.IbSm< Of tUmtk...... ^ 3 9 9 0 ' Exc coAdlllsn. low mileage, 1980 DODGIGE D-100 l9TSrOMHTO« C a l L ? 3 ^ . No.127e.WMtl69S.SMS M < O fM a ^ ...... ♦ m o 1978 HONDA OVK:. Exc 1980SUZUIJKI MOTORCYCL: l e ...... ♦888“ 197SOOOOIHTOM condillon. Must aelL $2750 No. 1287.WmM99S.ImSm < 1H M M lh...... * z n s , orbestoffer54^4576.' 1980 CHEVll/ROLET 'A TONI SSCOTTSDALE aAT., PS., Diesel. 1-60SA *6444“ 19M0ATS08IH TOM 1978 SUBARU 4x4 Waopn. No. 1288.WmSS49S.Im ...... ^ 4 3 5 0 Good-^ condlUon. $3aO. 1979 CHEVlI/ROLET % TONI wlOr1t» 1977 CHEVlVROLETJA^TON-/ L4>X4.M echanicSpecial. •2125“ No. 1 3 0 7 rW M S S 9 9 S .k ..^....♦5575 Vl— 1976POOO M M CABJIACAMMM 1953 ftAT FENDER JEEP. VY LUV 4 speed, ahell.I). 1 -6 7 6 B ...... ♦3666“ 350 C i m molor, 4spd, full 1975 CHEV' No. l3 0 8 .W M M 9 9 S .laM i Of tSM fli...... ^ 5 4 8 0 cao* «U bar. am/lmTirsck. i>ew tM , $2000 or will trade 1974 CHEVVY V a TON AT:. PSr,iT. Mochonlcs-Spoclal.A 1-1393 9 A 2 ' . : .--.Tr ♦895“ f0L(A 4x4,3^. 1970 CJ5 JEEP. Hard top. 1972 CHEVlVROLET BLAZER Aulomatlc,/ pow er stoerliring. 1-525P ...... ♦1995“ goodcpnd., new Ures. new MpholaTholOr«ilCMF<«llng ceU aiK A lJ , e x tn (M l tm ka. heavy Ith Cw flulne CM Porta LET otonCo H E l / R O L i 7 3 3 - 5 7Ml 7 6 5002ndAVE. 1976' JEEP Cj5,‘ f l c ^ » LINE ROAD s p e e d ^ low miles, exc. OLUEL■ LARCS NORTH AND POLELt» cond..tftll73M»44. 7 3 3 3 0 3 3 ’’F o r 3 6 Y e a r s . TThe D ealer You CanI DcDepend On" i m 4l*-CKEVY LUV. $9M . \- m Call 7 3 » ^ a (J3 » « 6 i& .

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Formerr aantbaasador to ihe mlllionena 0of child rafugeea in the world. . aomen playera compel* In the sir)- VAOON TRAIN 6.-00 yaara ol aucceuli;aaful dominance I* exo- O THE ROCKFORD FILES Donna Reed. glesendand doubles finale. mhtad. (R )q 3 « 0 CD NBC MAGAZINE BelsDisy Asron ® WSL SOCCERER Boillmore BItsi vs. 8:06 ^ OPEOPLENOW)W ' . (DVIfE*YETEMOVW „ examines the physical andd emotionali New York Arrows’• ONEWEWS E / WEATHER / SPORTS CDNASHVR^EM: MUSIC Queata; R a u y O LIVLIVEWIRE "Partlclpstlflo Sports"* problems ol latchkey chlldredren - chll- ® MATINEE AT^T THE BUOU Jimmy q neW(EWS Ballay, JaanniaIC. C. IRiley. Oueata:Its; Steve Olndl, Skateboard; ACP dren who lake care ol themsesalvos slier Durarito ond Lupo10 VVelex are lostured In ers, Double Dutch compolltors; 134). based on ' ihe j . fl:ia O (S MOVE; .*.* * H "Tho Mummy" lumpers *■ school unlll tholr working pareireniacom e "Polooko" (1934] UERICA WHERE IT ALL HAPPENS3 (1932. Horror}\ Borla& Karloll, David QragDiI Davies. Asteroids champ; Veronl- lamoua comic .sirip .sli diaraclor; Iho homo. ceno Borooco" Tho New York* ca WallVallace. American Youth H ostels;' "Colling All Kids" Mannara. *■' o ROGER DALTREY: RtDE>E A ROCK '"elude " Ballet performs lo music by Bsch1 da. consumer advocsle on particl- :n Wonderland" (1930 ® UNDERSTAND!MOWG HUMAN BEHAV- Brenda, HORSE Roger Dollroy. lorrormer load (1937). "Allco InPJ V and chonhoieography by Bolonchlno. N o n "Soxuat Moliviolivalion" Patoryry t sports, singer ol Iho Who ond Iho youngyo hero ond o cartoon. (R) 6:30 r a COLLEGE BASKETBALL BA£ Maryland O M/MATINEE AT THE BUOU John of --Tommy." gives o dynomkmlc musical ® (11) WALT• DISNEYDl •"fhe Space- _ lOUNDSTAQE "Dpc Sevorinson" Virginia Waynene stars In "Winds 01 The-Wssle- performance complemonledId by doi- man In King Anhuithur-e Court" A space O SOUI Soverlnsen Inlrocluces his now " (1932); the short aublacta zling and surreal visual efiecttete engineer ond hiss rirobot are calspulled Doc Sov IS12-30 fusion bond Xebron in 0 special.1 OTHEJETSONS^ 9 • * ' Includede a newsreel ond a Betty Boop’P d ) EMERGENCY Paramedicdlc DeSolo bock In time to sixih-conlury six England, low 'on" porformsrmsnco which’ fooluros vocsllstt O WHAT wu n x THEY TWIK OF “ J ™)on; " and the aerial Is Chapter 6 of mokes a medical decision on or his own (P«rl 0 lorOMon."(R) ond Dr. Brockelt end Nurs (SERiCSEVAREID'S^ON Hale Song and Dance Ensemble. Plummer. Yul Brynnrynner. „at Amerlca’a "cowboya ol the man In King Anhurhur-o Court-' A spaco OS THIS OLO HOUSE The ext< 9:00 1:001: highw a ixtermlnalor onglnoer and hiss robotrc are catspultod _ _ ^ way" and their magnificent gives the house a bug check L O N D 8 WORLO3 machininines. Ck ond Pro- bock In lime lo slxIh-coniury six England. 3 OD ® (1 1 ) BIUY CRYSTAL .. fessor John Coolldgo lalkaI about a H.H. (Part i) EDY HOUR Guest: Smokey Robin- Q D O ( £ ( B ( 1(1 1 ) COLLEQE BAS- (1 2 )I MOVE M * * H "Th* Naked Prey"' Richardson, orchlloct ol the KETBALL San Dle(Diego S tate at Brigham (I96fl.S. Adventure) Cornel Wilde, God he Bigelow ( J ) O Q D ® (11)DONEOFTHEBOYS ao" House. (R)q PORTS Youno Van DerDei Berg. , Oliver accople Iwowo dales lo 1h» Morry g W W „ (12) MOVtE *** "A She.hoi In The widows Boll, IU8T1N CfTY LM TS Larry Gatlinn O THE ADVEN1ENTURES OF BLACK HBOM(MOVE * * M "Borderline" (1980, O' Dark" (1964. 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Venezuela Drama) Henry Fonda, g ^AST ^ 8 OF THE WILD Park-- Paul Simon and Art i JaneOarwoll. 1 Oorfunkol |„ # loievlsion adapjaplollonol tho award- ( E SPOfPORTS CENTER 3:30 perform many old lavoriles in Ihelr first winning Broadway•ay hit by HlozaVo SHOWW tiMOVIE * * * -The Compoli’i’ O NEWS. / WEAT“ THER/SPOfTTS n- iolnt concert in 11 yeara. lap a ) DIMENSION 6 rOW Q PEOPLE’S SPECIAL "Goin' aped during ShonQe.D lion" (1980. (19 Drama) Richord Dreyluss,I, 0 ” A good boy drawn Into uaUig.. the summer wl -ei-ln-NdwYtYortC -C ttirs-JJ) O 2 ) KiNQ.gQ-S .CROSSINQ, N o n 'a,.. Afl’y.!!''!''Irving. CS MOVE ***1k-** "Hla Girl Friday" ly -ContraiPBrk. (1940. Comedy),) C.r,C R...IM I"" luana.I” thon into pranks and petly prospeclivo busineiineaa Irip conllicis wiiti 9:06 ,s SHOW MOVIE * * h "Some Ruaaell. ta. Is finally faced wllh pressures mowhere In , lund-ralser ol Loulso-s. Lc who begins Q WOR/ORLD AT WAR - Dooert" The warir . .Time" (IBBO., Fnnlasy) Cti OMOVEA-'CortCornered" (1933. 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HORSE RACING "$ 126,000)0 BEAUTY "Runowsy ' A sirairango man SMAU II "Puppyly Love"L Tho routine at g aLFI m er Handicap" ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTSS HBO WHAT ONI EARTH?EA Oraon Wellos JXi'V’i*? who Is alrsld of horsos thresKslens Black Skoldalo Hcuso0 inI disrupted when Two kidn 11) U.S. FARM REPORT kidnappers come upon a tanker in takea an enlertainitainlna look al man and ' Beauty wllh a gun. and Vicky;y andi Kevin Alice McTavish orrives on bringing "wee the middDiddle ol Iho desert and decide lo0 invesligale. hla world. 3:36 Tristan" with hor. (I m skelhtilheireacapoinil. SHOW MOVIEE "Blow-up" O M40T a 0n WEEK ILLUSTRATED O OD MISTER ROGERS TALALKSWTTH (1 2 ) GUNSMOKEUNE Fred old-limo outlaw' is brought to Dodgo q ALLEGE HOCKEY Boslon College0 VaneaaaRedgravaave. e WEiVEEKENDV^ST Rogers end len psrenis discitcuss disci- where he Irios to:o IlndII his long-ftoglocl- yg v^rmermoni pllneendpunfshmenl. i:a o CD WlWILD KtNOOOM -Hammerhead eddoughtorbolorooro ho dies. 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JVELY COUNTRY Naitortal Championpionship Oive from the CSCSNEW8 7: FREEMAN REPORTS Imparial LaneairtTiir» Toledo. Ohio). tACMG FROM AOUBJUCT O UVEWnE "Succees"I" Guesis; (ZlOGDO(11(11) HARPER VALLEY :i1)V E W 8 BB SOUNDSTAQE "Doc Saverin-1- O ST Y L E Karen Kegarise, Intamstionainal Science Slella and her fellfellow d ly workera go M n- qjDoc Severlnsen Introduces hisIs HBOMOVE**H "Tha Man Who Saw {PORTS CCNTSR Fair winner; newscaater F*lUlipe Lud- onalrlk*. YOU: MAQAZME FOR WOMEN iszz fusion band Xebron In a sps-I- Tomorrow"- ( to» e tt. . Btegraphy) Docu- O ^ ano; counlry-waslem alngerrSyh'ia;fllm S O COLLEGE BASKETWa. BAI BSU serformanca which featuras vocal-,1- mentary. N arratedadbyOrMnWallea. t Vk*yy VVon Oonlard gets s h*ad lo-loex director Bob Slegler and aon a Je ss; Unhrerslly OMdsho •over. , iat Deee e DeeC Bridgewater. 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' Q PRIORITY ONE MTERNA' 'To Catch A m a S C H E C KMNG H rr OUT Ana Coblen q uetteol Louisville (12) MOVE * lat doean-| welch lelevlsion; kidiids iSENTERTAINMENrTHSV , Mystery) Cery Granl, , mg people, parents snd 12:30 Thiel" (1955. h :h each olher on their aehool'i)l'a v.ows with Tom Jones, DickIck Ven Dyke, «'"*'• "> I Chrlstoohor experte aboutt toen-ogotoi suicide, g O SPECIAL DELIVERYf "i"One Of A ed circuit TV networtt. (R) Ann and Nancy Wilson., t-nnstopnorC (,2)CANY0NFi ompaasionale ® RACKO^ETBALL -'t9 8 I Ekielon \tkina and Kim Novak. NFORUM Kind" A realistic and comf a PACFK: OUTDOORS HBO SNEAK PRPREVEW A look et Ihe viow ol the conlllcllngJ rirolationahip Championships >lte iD (t1 )8 0 M tM n E S o WOOOVmGHTS SHOP "Whiti movies, speclalidala and eporta events between a struggling. oin(einole parent 3:16. 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(IS ASrTHAPPENS srr home ol Greece and artd reads (rom hia PENS "A'A ILesson From Aloes" A docu- | . o A I«aC A : WHERE IT AUJX HAP- O PRESENTE "M"Mlgronl Education: (1 2 ) LOW8LOI RUKEYSER ownpoolry;______mentaryy following Athol Fugard in ’ PPENS "A Spirit 01 Place” Englit]liah poet Farmind The Future" O BERNSTEIN / BE re" BEETHOVEN'l.oon- rehearsalsal lor "A Leaaon From Alooe." LLavrrence Durrell loura hia aadopted O NEWS / WEATHE 11:46 ard Bernatain andI thithe Vienna Philhar- THER/SPORTS (3) evE>VENMQ AT THE MPROV Host: 8:30 . hhome ol Greece end reada IrIrom his 0 ( S ABC NEWS monte perform tha ------Oon Adsnkdams. Quoale'Ca'rryMlllerrfiich-”' he "King Stephan o jrM44ANKERBERQ i oovmpoolry. CZ)NO. H0NE8TLY1 Overture" and Symp>rmphony No. 6 In C .Yl "Moro Royal Thon ard Lewinswis. Edy Williams. O 0 9 SHOCK OF THE NEWEW "The Noble Really" A visit Minor. Opua 07. 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" m # Peopeople'a Pharma- Inlerviewwlihi'llh Nick Nolle. 7:30 CBLATM NEW YORK ' o MOVE * ii * "Ttia Gorgon" (1986. cy"; Maudeite NeUon., Nultlllonlsl;Nui Dar- O M*A*8*H*H A rumor lhat the 4077lh gI AMERttA: ^ WHERE FT ALL HAKAP- 9:00 Horror) Christoristopher .Leel. Peler Cush­ ryl Rhoedes. Mutlcicn:in: Nancy Gold- Is going to "bug-out”"bi becomea grossly piMS e n s "Monsieur Rene Magrilte"•" A CSOGD 0(11) flamJUJMOO ROAD ing. •tein, exaggeratedsduntillfls u believed thei the (jocuiticumenlary Him on the Ille and workwc Micheel Tyrone tries to0 fcforce Fle(d to i o n ) _ O (Z) 3-2-1 CONTACTTCR (R )p entire Chinesre." CSBUSMESS•SS REPORT >lng Single" Quest: singer Maxiixlne O 0 (QD AMERK^AN/in/Kayhouse O AMEWCA:CA: WHERE fT A U HAP- OPRMETMNEW8i CBM*A*8*HitH Famed newscaster Clete -Andre'idrpwe. (R) g "Sandburg - Echoes 'A/And Silence" p b 4S "Calhedhedral At Amiens" A visual CS YOU A8KE0 FOR3R rr Fealurod: Roberts visitsBits tho 4077th lor a report m) O n CS LAVERNE « SHRLEY Lenenny John Cullum elars in a docu-dramado on accompanimen■nent to Ihe mueic ol Francis "India's Human Protxai"bei" end "(nside on tha leellngiings ol Ihe people stelioned id Squiggy'e Si friendship Is threatenenec) Ihe life and work ol the1 latlate Cart Sand- Poulenc'a "Concerto "Co In Q Minor for Eoypl'# Pyramlda." , . there. ' the reappearance of Squlggijgy’s burg.g • Organs. String!Ings snd Percussion." O NATIONAL QEOORAAM M O SPECIAL -gpk. • ’-'■{uheri h e f . g ...... - -. -CSjOCSHARTTOHAfl^AHT^ Russian Q BURNS ANDALLENANC CD NBA BASKETBAaI L New Jersey SHOW WACKYWA TfWLD 'X)F ryi) NASHVLLEtL MUSIC Queals: JeiJenie deleclor who'la beingI hehelped by the (BRACMQFR'I FROM YONKERS Nets vs. WathlflQlon Bulk)ullels JONATHANI WWTERS 1 Quasi; Tony icke. Don-Kino, Eddy Raven. Johnihnny Herts is framed for murder. P , ffl FIS WORLORLD CUP 8KINQ ''Wom- OS WHY M T X WORLDLO Orlando. Russejsseli. O SPORTS TONWKT en'e Downhill"hlll" from Arose. SwIUer- f fl ( I I ) HEE HAW’ OlQuesls: Ernest 7K» 6Mi O NASHVLLE R-F.D. land. Tubb, B.J. Thomas. Mericlerle Travis. Slan 0 Q ] ( B 8 tStMON4SIMON M aI CDrT CD MOVE "An Innocent Lovove" (B benny HLL Bennymy the mugger . 10:30 Kann. THE FAMLY A batlle lakes ( 2 O CS OQ (1 1 ) FAT>«< MURPHY remiere. Drama) Melissa Sue Andinder- 'Q®’* * <<*** 1 medicine when d ALL M THE (B R 8 WORLD CUP» 81SKUNG "Worn- Father Joe ParkerPe qulls Ihe priesthood q ho tries to rob a ciergymsrman. piece al Ihole > Jelfereons* homa when >n. Doug McKeon.. ams that Archie will be en's Oownhill" Irom ArcArose. Switzer- because olII ono apparent loss ol lallh ) O (C (B ( 1 1 ) BRET MAVERICKCKA ( S SPORTS CENTER George teams guests at Lionel's engage- land. and lakes aa jobjo at a Irontler saloon. Q navaiiiveliat hires six gunmen to go allalter (□) YOU: MAOAZME Fgram: alrength- (2) O ( S (B (1 1 ) TOMQKT Host: son. HBO OOOFMO AROUNCUND WTTH OON- accompanimeiimenl 10 the music ol Francis Thele Air"A Wllh the latest lechniqueee a In ening the lower back, hipihips end legs; a , Johnny Cerson. CA: WHERE rr ALL HAP- ALO DUCK ProlossorlOf Ludwig Von Peulenc's "CX o n ce n o in Q Minor' lor natureiture photography. David Atlenbnbor- ■■ spring foshlonsI ththet move Into O AMERICA: Or«k« U8«« his nephew C •nsJeuf Rene MegrHle" A tw Donald aa Ihe Organs. Sirmgrmgg a n d Percussion," igh illustretea Ihe uses and adv

a.-00I Irom Tokyo> lo say there's "big news." plumbumber. c c MAUDE A lamed psypsychic predicts Top womenI pisplayera com pete In the eln- OQ)(£(2)00(£l'SN E W S Frank easumeimea U‘a his expected pro- QSIMID INCOME TAX SCHOOL that Maude will marry aI Ilfllfih lime. gles and doubli)ubloe llnala. o UVEWBtE "Teen1 Ri(Righia" Queals: motion. 8.-00 SHOW NATK3NAL FMAMALS OF THE HBO SNEAKJ( PREVEW F A look al the Youlh Advocates underder me euspicas CS BUSINESS•SSREPORT 0I ( (3) 3 ( S MOVIE "Deeperete Lhrevea" to e i BXJ LAFF OFF' TlThe beat new movies, specl.wclala'and eporfs events Of Advoceles For Chlldnilldren; Fran Pan- C®M*A*S*H•H A rumor Ihot Ihe 4077lh 'remiere. Drama) Disna Scarwrwld, comedians ere feeturedid ae s Ihe region- coming up onon HHome Box Ollice. laloo. LsMryor; Lisa GobiCobbs. Winner of is going lo "bug-oul""bi becomes grossly oougjug McKeon.i el winnara Of Ihe Big Leif.elf Olf compete 10:40 Rocko(oller Youlh AtAward; Oavid exaggeraledt9d until 11 Is believed that Ihe Q) ) O £ CS ffl (1 1 ) t h e FACTS} (OF egalnst one another, CEM*A‘ 8*H Brown, Emancipated MlrMinor Irom Con- enllre Chlnesilese army Is attacking the yFE p g Blair | and Jo discover thei they lh 9:38 11:00 3VE "The Drowning nectlcul; David Fetleger.ier. Psychologist,i camp. (Part* 0 t) haveive become cloaer lhan they hhad O MOVE ★ * * "Thehe Long Ships" ? ® rs. Mystery) Paul Newman. a (2) (S) 3-2-1 CONTACrACT(R>g 0NW6OHNM NEW JERSEY expecipected. (1984. Advenlure) RIchachard Widmark. P®*?' Joenne Wood*>odward. CS YOU ASKED FOROR rr Fealured; 7:00 OI (Z)d (SD M CONCERT AT THE METETA Sidney Polller. OCAPTWNElMED ABC NEWS "France'a Wine Swimmer OCDCBRWRMOUNO BROS, ANO BAR- jointlm recltslr of arias and duete Is glvaiven , 0-00 OPRAtETOKEfCWS ENOW 9____ NUM&BAILEJLEY ORCUS Host Richard byI tenor tor Plscldo Domingo end motj»»20- o (2) ( B (T| CD OI ® Q O O D ® CS YOU ASKED FOROR rT Fealured; Thomas pfoviieviews the tlS lh edition ol eopra>prano Tstlano Troyanos. wilh Jam VAI FIVE-0 A deported mob- •I"®* (11) NEWS g a Coralcen exile triea to "Japan's Human Bombs'nbs" and "Exciu- Americancan tradillon. wllh guosls Levini)vine conducting the Molropollljlllan g AMERICA: WHERE I sivo: Grand Circus 01 Moi * T K*P. ;sIds .‘, on a cache of $6 million. no. Gunlhar Gebel-Wllllams Operapero Orchestra. PEN8'’Maebelh"Alull-lell-lengih perform- ^ O NATIOHAL GEOOm AVETT cobs, ( S} Q0 ( S THE FALL OUY ence ol Williem Shekespispeare'e "Mac- q | m a r r e d AL8 - ) f f l ( t l ) REAL PEOPLE OI FFREEMAN F RGP0RT8 lEDJOAN '(2 o ® 0 tOMG ROOM ONLY "Simon C£ APPLE POLISHERS a lemale umpire; a dog 12) (12) MOVE * * * "Houdlni". (18( HBOSTANDM IB53, O BURHS AND ALLEN inkel: The Concert In The f fl (1 1 ) RMQLMO BRCBSOS. AMO B*n- ountain climber who scales Siogriiography) Tony Curlia, Janet Leigh. '* _ And Gerlunke OD MOVE "All>11 •The Brolhetfl PaulII SSimon and Art Gerfunkel . NUM 4 BAE£Y CIRCUSJUS Host Richard icy slopes: the Miss Bald Ametiea coii- f f3 l POCKET F BILLIAROS "Legendi idory Valiant” (t063. Ad-Adventure) Rob- p^^orm manyany old levorltea In their lirst Thomas previews Iho) t11 i 2lh edition ol Starelore Tournament" (Melch 4) IrvI Ifvlng Taylor. Stewart Orang< joint concert>rt inii 11 yeers. taped during Ihe American Iradlllon,lon, wilh guests g AMSVCAtCA: WHERE TT ALL HAP- Cranerane vs. Luiher Lassiter (12) BENNY HLL Benny Paul Sorvlno. Gunther G .riy playe a court ,h , „m m ersr olo ‘81 In New York City's »r Gebel Wlllloms pgH S' Mscbccbelh" A full-length periorm- 8K)6 jealer end soon losee hie and Lou Jacobs. hie head. CentrelPeik.Ik. iUiam Shakespesre'a "Mac- QI NEWSn( f fl BOXMO "Wellerw (D AUTO RACINQ '822 "NASCAR "h East- erwelght Bout SHOW MOVUOVE "Smokey And 8:30 fofeturlng Roger Stellord The BenditII 11"11 (1980. Comedy) Burt ern ICO" O T « R E PPORTERS O , ID n D O QD (D (1 1 ) l o v e . SIDNEY I Reynolds. JacJackie Gleaaon. HBO HANS BRINKERI OFOR THE SILVEB ® Q (J) THETH GREATEST AMERK^AN g S 10:30 SKATES A younQ boy ISMQOUTAMERK^A boy skates Ihe HERORaiphl:)h Iries to bring a Czech ski- ^ .UNO O ALL M THE FAMLYY AArchie fears ho „ 11:10 canals loward Amilei B EUROPEAN FK3URE SKATE ' / iilerdam In an ing championion iIn Ifoni the cold. may hava food polaonim■nlng from eeling mawaifAII nVE-0 Irreplaceable atlempi lo convince a ren HAMPK>N8HK>S I renowned doctor ( j j MACNELOL ./ LEHRER REPORT canned muahroomaI - BO MOVE -ilr*W "The Cat And■I ^Th*. Msllhau. Queal: Qerrelt h iid batlle over a SHOW GEM»M M Scoll Balo and Danny >ORT OMYLITTLErTLE MARGIE lawyer get into a wild I anery" (1078. Myalery) Honor BlaL T O WEST COAST REPOf) enl. Aiello eler in iB comic look at the com- Gflnei HTUNE (12)MDEP0•PENDENT NETWORK NEWS crook who loal hla lalenl. ian. Michael Gallen. O C B ABC NEWS >«3KT An Inlerview wllh piicotions whiwhich arise during a Harvard CD P i4. MAGAZINE An i HOW BIZARRE "Gulll Shop" CQ dS OVERSKlHr A^ rC FAMLY Archie seeeema hypothyroidism la oxamlnmined. aler. authoror (Ouentln Crlap. radio per- ( S CD TIC TAC DOUGHIH OOVEREAiEASY "Employmenl" Quest: > have set aaide hla uaual leeliislings O ja c k BENNY sonaiily AlanlanBurtce. 1 O S 9 MACNEL / LEHREHRER REPORT sctorBurgesieas Meredith. (R) g >ward blacks when he opens his h« (12) WLD. WILD WESTEST Weat eida a ® Q CS3 ) LOVe BOAT A womsn (1) 0 2 ) FAMLY FEUOID (D NO, HONEJNESTLYf "More Royal Than nd his home lo Sammy Davis Jr. Russlsn prince in reco'icovering an ell- becomes sn over-dedicatedi mother, a O ( S ENTERTAtOiCKTEKT T0NK3HT An Noble Realiy"lily" A visit 10 Clara-a ancea- 0:30 Imporlenl Icon, soughtIt eelso by a des- former G.I.ent. end a U.S.O. girl are reunll- Inlerview wllh MorganI Fairchild.Fal iral home prcproves a wash-out lor C.D. OSNEWSDE8K M omy. od and a lormlormer etowaway returns a s o ■ a M*A‘ 8*H When Hol Lips phonea when Hla Lore.ordship mitlakes him lor Ihe Q3 ANOTHERAi UPE o TENNW "Avon-Ch’ Champlffnthlps" star onlertsin'tslner. (R) Friday,ly. iFebruary 26.1982 TImes-Ns-N ew s, Twin FaUs. Idaho 7 . . X t )

Thuirsday evening< gprognams t ' • ,i 0:000; homo10 < ol Oreeeo and reads Irom his discusses tho wiring in theI breoxowayb loin Paul'Duka for an up-to-the-mlnuto montar^ilery following Athol Fugard In o c s t s c s o9 cO ( S NEWS own popoetry. ■nd puls insulBlion In Ihe lanlamlly room, aummary ol Congnngressionsi actM lies. rohooragarsal for "A Leason From Aloes." o UVEWIBE "Ac"Acling" Guoata; Andy O T HIHE E REPORTERS (12)BENMYHU.■ J. An Australian bock- 11:30 rt,. no'Diroctor: Rozanna— ( £ 0 Zofman.-Castmo' Q (2) POUCE 80UADI (Pnrmlere)-re)— S ) NBA BASKETBALL Housiust on Rock-— ground-ghrerSdiUdiiny the opportunity to ( j) nMEWS e V Qslos, MlchoolI ThiThomaa Agancy: Jorry A polic)lice captain and his ace detoclive ive ela vs. Utah Ja il aw hero Ned Kelly. ' l l i mtZ)i CAPTKMED ABC NEWS PBma. Acton JulliJulia N n b iti, Actroaa; aro pHpitted-agalnat ttie criminal ote- lie- 9KJ0 f f i AUTO rUCMGNO '82 "NASCAR East- g ^ABC NEWS MGHTLME William Eiper. TosToachor; Zalda FIchan* mentaIta ol a large city; Loalle Nielsen 0 ( £ NURSE om 160" dior, Artistic OIrecllrocior; Kalool Sakak- and Ala 0 (X) QD NTACT(R)g aavehl Q ( S 3-2-1 COKTi B his own Uie. must falsely accuse ® O ® 2 0 / 2 0 Johnny Caraon. Ouesl:0«i Jane Pauley. (1 2 ):) WMDEPENDEKT NETWORK NEWS 3 ) YOU A8KE0£ 0 FOR rr Foalurod: a bandind ol Indians ol wiping out a wagon >®" O SPORTS TONKIHT GD BOB »CWHAIHART Emily reluses lo iQl NO/NBA BAStSTBALL Boston Cellicalc.« M -M ao RIdaa Oosdiesdly Mania Ray" and Irain.1. _ O NASKVUJ^ R.F.D. akip ono ol herit aludontsi ahead two vs. SanSan Anionio Spurs "Enoland'sSpaco-. ico-Ago Robot Dog." HBO> 0OOOFMG AROUND W nH DON-^ - ( B BENNY HnJ. Ono ol Bomenny's orlgl- grades despite9 thetl prodding ol hor SHOW>W I LAFP-A-THON A comodlon hoal O PRIME TIME NE ■NEWS ALO I C DUCK Professor Ludwig Von nal. songs Is foaiurod’and ololso a gag principol. and tour tou comic conloslanls who com-«! V ( S YOU ASKED£ 0 FOR IT Poalured: Drakeke iusee his nephew Donald aa the '"P about a socurlly ofllcor. O MASTERPIEPIECE THEATRE "I pelo» acagainst ono another aro leaiurodod i, ' "CalcMna An Elop:•lophani Wllh Fire" ond aub]oclle d In another of his nully Invoali- 0 5 AUSTIN CfTY LJMTTS Romomber Nols<»laon; Passion" Tho In thisthis uncenaorod comody gamemo "Q rooco’a Daal>ealh-Delylng Spongo gatlona ons Inlo human behavior. (D SPORTS CENTER beginning ol iho0 p.passionate lovo allair ahow.*v. DIvors." SHOW)W MOVIE * * ★ "Popeyo" ( tOBO. HBO MOVIE * * ♦ "Theho Eloclric bolwoon Lady HaiHamUlon and Lord Nol- QNAT10NALOEOSEOORAPHKi SPECIAL Cornedledy) Robin Wiillams, Sholloy 12«) "’y Horseman" (1079. Oramo) RobertRc Red- son is soon Ihrouirough lha eyes ol hor r nLATE MGHT WITH DAVID LETTER- (£) NHL HOCKEY-£Y-N bw York Rangera Duvall.all. lord. Jano Fonda. husband. Sir Wllllallllam Hemllion, (Part 2) Gi I va. PtilladolphlaFI)> Flyera '< Guest: columnist Ellen Goodman. 7 M SHOW MOVIE * * "HoHopscotch" g O (£) VEGAS Don franlicaily ®B)WHYINTH6WCSW0RLD7 O O Vo vI e n EASY Quest: Jazz pianist Or. ( lOaO. Comody) Wollcir MoMiiimou. Qlon- ( S SATURDAY' HMGKT HosI: Mauroon ^ a r ^ Illy K, ( B O I ) FAME: JulleJul falla for ■ leach- giUyTa rch e s- for a- large quantity ol 'Taylor. (R )g do Jackson. Staplelon. GuestiBata: Linda Ronsladt. cocain«aine.(R) Ing aailatant whoa>hoae Interesl la purely ( j ) QD iC S B O SO M BUDDIES Phoebe Snow. bualneta. 9:06 SPORTS UPDATE SNEAK PREVEWS Roger Ebert“f* O ALL IN THE FAMILY AnIn.moilonil 5TREPORT 9A C»e.OR FATHER O ) SPORTS FORUI)RUM Gene Siskel review "The Seduc- WSMGHTLINE % J O e (GD NBA SASKETBETBAU. Soiion Collies tlon" a launaiomai ewnor Ihroaion. lOEBMNKLJN ‘ and "I'm Dancing As Fast Aa* ‘1 Archio lor overloading ono orhi.'°w.7ol ci) TMS OLDD HOUSE Sob Vila ^ 2 ))tHEMMX)ONARE t > V*. San Antonio'Spura 8p> C an " dlacussea ihe wirliwiring In the broozoway ( g HBO HANS BRINK!INKER OR THE SLVER (Q b p Ing machines. »X LEGE BASKETBAU REPORTr I ^ UP AND COMMG "Return Of Tho and puts Insulatlorlion in Iho family room. SHOW SKATES A younc9ung boy akataa Ihe Kingpin >W MOVE * * "Phobia" (i960.JO. 5 ipin" Kevin loama a dllllcull lesaonlon »=’« Y Suspen;penso) Paul Michael Qlasor. Susanan fi canal* toward1 Amaterdami In an n he helps a troubled friend (LawI" O AMERICA: WHERE IT / & JACK BENNY PENS "Oreot Pools, Groal V altem pt loeonvlnciilnce a renowned doctor ronce;eHltton H J a c o b a ).g - ►REE "Philip Johnson" visualized reading IromL mL,c * a® ™ lo como to tho eidold ol hia ailing lather. ilor inlorviewa lha dean a 12:10 (Part 1) 8:00 ProuBl'a "Romomboranca C CD MCMttJJM AND WIFE An '■ 0 (52)KNOTSLAN001G )1 chitects Irom-hls oKloo J " erer08 (2) « In Ihe Seagramn tbuilding,, his iamous brworld flguro plota lo murder a wil-''il-' Z 0 GD ( B ( t l ) DIFF-RENT > beloro ho tesllfioa. (R) O MOVIE * *fr* * .-'L a al Train From O K ES n - .3 0 "glass house" Inin Connecllcut ond his q ._ 0 NEWSOESK QUNSMOKE Two hillbllllos altompi Gun Hill" (1959. VWeatem) KIrti Doug- MOVIE u ( "The Cheyenne Manhallan town1 hohouse. (Part 1)(R) ipl & " , ( S THE JUPfTER EFFECT Tf windle tho lownspoople ol Dodge ft laa, Anihony Quinn.linn. Socialiel Club" (1970, Comody) Jamee Tha validity {12) WILD, WILDLD WECT The boord ol j,” 0* t*. of Ihe proposed Jupllor EfIcifloct. which dlreclora ol a cor, aolling Ihom worthless mining 0:300: Stewarlrart. Henry Fonda. na. : 81 OBARN6YMLLILLER Wolo brings in a O OS[9 SNEAKI PREVEWS Roger Ebert_ atates lhal .on Match tOth,h. 1082 Iho b e th a la rg o to laan n insidious ploi. , ” alignment ol all ol Iho plansinola on Ihe . . llaky Judgs who> usedua his gaval on Iho and GeneQe SIskal review "The Seduc- 10:40 Q ^ J2:i6 , , ;«ame side of the aun willI produce ( a pnu...o.H AMERICA: WHERE rr ALL HAP-P- hoad of a lawyer>r andan a woman charges tlon"' and ai "I'm Dancing Aa F ast Aa Ing in ma|or CUM A 8 H that Iho aaxy blondlonde next door is hold- Can." gravilallonal ellect resulllng _____ PE NS S " "Great Poets. Great Wrilors" A ' : ' ' ■ earthquakos and othor disi 11« l visualliallzed reading Irom Marcelo l - - \ ■ . Infl wild partlaa. (SO(a OD BARNEY MLLER A 26 yaar- O d O U l H C Yr Q Oulncy Irlos lo provo Proust't ( 2 PM. MAQAZMEONE A dressm aker who old stolon atol c ar tum a up. and a sanlta- debaiod. ist'a "Rememboranco 01 Thingsos 't'\ ‘ O ANOTHER LIFE thal a young blacilack physician waa not p a „ ," coploa tho latoat'at ll In high (ashlon Irom tlon workerwo asaaulta a candy wrapper PS responsible for iharla; tho annual "chlllln droppoi•per. (R )g (BRACINQ FROM YONKERS 0:36 airui” In Salloy, SoulhSoi Carolina. O FREFREEMAN REPORTS . ©PEOPLENOWW GDGDTWTAOCKXDOUGH MO'40V C "My Man Q o d ire/’y O MOVIE *** "Sail A CD ^ rtW a o n ^ 0 ( B HAWAII FIVE-0FW A lamily ol ruth- ^ OmMACNEL/lL / LB1RER REPORT (IM16. e .i Comedy) William Powoll. Carole)lo Ship" (1962. Comody) Robotj«rt Wagner. mckol-ond1-dlmo dl kliiora slart a ^ ® (1 2 ) FAMILYYFEUO Fl Lombarbard. DolorosHart. wove of terror whei>hen Ihey roach Hawaii. I • O GD ENTERTAM‘AMMEMT TOMOHT An (1 2 ) MOVE I, * * * "Damatriua Andnd 10:00 ^ ^ G D d k x c a v e t t ■ ■ L 7 '} interviawwllhRlchiIchard Crenna. The Gladiators"Oil (10S4. Drama) Victorlor P (ZI CS ( s ( s o ( S)a I C £ Q OIMARRCDJOAKJAN ~ 0 M*A*8*H HHawkeye'a oxtrema Mature,jre, Suaan Hayward. (ll)N E W S , ... OISPORTSPROBOBE ■ oxhaualion msnlloaillosis liself In the loon HBO1 THOSE T FABULOUS CLOWNSH5 O -AMERKSA: WHERE TTr ALLi HAP- HBO MOVIE *r*H * "Tribute" (1080. H 01 nocturnal baaklaaketball gsmea and Richardard KIlay profiles the entertainers>ra PENS "A Spirit 01 Place" EnEnglish poet orama) Jack Lomirimmon, Robby Benson. (righlaning nlflhtmaiImarea. who havo hi made the world laugh - Lawrence Durroll loura his adopted SHOW BI2MRREiRE "Clophant Man ■ CD BUSINESS REPIlEPORT Includlnidlng Fanny Brice. Charllo Chaplin.Iln. home of Ofoece and roodoids Irom his sings" (E M*A*8*H AfurI fumor Ihat the 4077th W.C.. FialdaFii and many olhers. own poolry. littKiti"AnwtcsOviralota.**' la going to ”bug-oul-out” becom es grossly 8:06 (Z) NASHVILLE MUSIC Guoilesls: Bobby 11:10 S ttwnmal-irigMiiXMViM/al- oxaggeralodunilMtIII It ia beliaved that Ihe Q NEW(EWS Bore. Sylvia, Ed Bruco. GooiBorgo Mamil- ( j j fiveE-0-O Bolh bosrlng seara ^ onllro Chlnoaa amarmy la atlacklng the lon IV. - Ifl shew tM twaept aaou 8:tS of gangland, vlolooloncd, McGarrell and ^ camp. (Part 2) p O BURNS AND ALLEN AMERWA: WHERE IT ALL HAP- an elogent objel>jela d'art doalor aro ^ Amartca artti tttniM ng cm- (D TOP RANK 80:80XMQ From Atlanllc CE MOVtE * * "Worpair S "A Lesson From Aloea" A docu- Bth (1051, drawn togolhor. varution. hndlnar Mafvtm City, Now Joraoy Wealarn) Edmond O'Brlon,1, PollyI Bor- ^ moniarylary lollowing Athol Fugard In and fata n v ca b . .. .g a n . 11:1B1 r.i7.-00 rehearsarsal for "A Lesson From Aloea." From ]0PJA .to6A Jft. , e CD (S oI (1 1 ) MAGNUM. P.l. (Q) THE LAWMAKERS Corroirospondonis O AMERICA: WWHERE IT ALL HAP- Ff Undo Worlhoimor and Cokliiklo Roberts PENS "A Lessonsn I From Aloos" A docu- I E v a ry M o n d a y T hrv Maonum’a lllo laa ImperiledIm because ol 8:30 S o tu rd o y N ig h t. aofflolhlng that haphappened years eailler (3) Q1 OD(j CQ (1 1) GIMME A BREAK i'l in Iho war. o MOVIE M * * * " H o u s e 01 r - (X O (Z) FAMEE JulleJu lalls for a teach- Strangeigers" (1049. Drema)'Edward Q. W eak of March 1st Ing aaalatant whoa1THS OLD HOUSE Bob VUa Nclew Television Inikliikl. author of “Mng nier*' nd-PInboir. . Also Stitereo, Appiiancnces, ^— s ^ | i Myron Kmdel. author • • • • • <»••••••••• ••••••••• f *>iow Te Caih in On The Com- I Microowaves, Beddirmg J .g , Stock Meriiet Sooffl-. Plus : BATHRIROOM MAGIC PORIRCELAINCOTE ; r. tondall Sword, author ol T m * a DON'T REAlEMOVEME J U 0 RE NEW ME p and Furniture JI • Credit NNot Necessary WmAr a ^ a i a i i y i HIMogord Trvm and 3 0 S it id Mortin SImboch - “HMd- V • No Depc ______himH/n y r 's - • will llnd jobs lor e x- TILE ^ • Poyrnemnis Cover Al ( Costs----- ^ •Con Be I CCancelled Anytim e i m n tm jt Tom Servotl. author and “Arsonol Ol D*mo Hlghllghli ol post 7»7111 SpCRff[RA CERAfln OF S.W. IDAHO*^I A cross frorrom bur main storv n lu e ^B olso — 342-42-2118 Twin Foilj 734.7207 •" 166 2f>dAv*V*. N o rth Twlr> P«ll« 1 • • • • • <» • • • • • • • • < I i _ 8Time»-New8,TwTwin Falls. Idaho Friday. FetFebruary 26.1S82